Commencement 2023
For Faculty & Staff
Faculty and staff are warmly invited to volunteer at this year’s Commencement Ceremony. We appreciate your willingness to help!
- For those who plan to volunteer:
- To sign up, please visit the website below and select an opportunity that you would
like to participate in:
Volunteer Now - Detailed information will be sent directly to those who sign up.
- To sign up, please visit the website below and select an opportunity that you would
like to participate in:
- For those who plan to robe and walk:
- Please RSVP to Andrea Dibble at dibbleam@delhi.edu by Friday, May 5 to reserve your regalia. Please indicate your height and highest
degree.
Caps and gowns will be available for pick up in Bush 131 Tuesday, May 9 through Friday, May 12. - If you plan to wear your own academic regalia, please let Andrea know by May 8 to ensure that we have enough chairs for all participating faculty and staff.
- Please RSVP to Andrea Dibble at dibbleam@delhi.edu by Friday, May 5 to reserve your regalia. Please indicate your height and highest
degree.
- Parking:
- All faculty and staff need to park off campus on Commencement Day. Please park in
town and walk to campus. You are welcome to wait at any of the shuttle locations on
campus to be brought to the ceremony site.
- All faculty and staff need to park off campus on Commencement Day. Please park in
town and walk to campus. You are welcome to wait at any of the shuttle locations on
campus to be brought to the ceremony site.
- Other considerations:
- For maximum comfort, also consider bringing a water bottle (water bottle filling stations will be available onsite) and sun protection (sunscreen, hats, hand-held fans, etc.)
Questions about Commencement? Please feel free to contact Rachel Martin (607-746-4561) for additional information. We look forward to seeing everyone on Saturday, May 13!
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