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THE GRADUATE SCHOOL EIGHTH ANNUAL PHD AND MFA HOODING CEREMONY
Friday, June 19, 2009
Noon
What is a Hooding Ceremony?
The Doctor of Philosophy and Master of Fine Arts Hooding Ceremony is a special recognition ceremony for PhD and MFA degree candidates during which a faculty member places the doctoral hood over the head of the graduate, signifying his or her success in completing the graduate program. The ceremony is similar to a graduation in that faculty and students are dressed in academic attire. The Hooding Ceremony is in addition to and does not replace the Friday evening Commencement at Ryan Field.
Who Participates in the Hooding Ceremony?
The Graduate School Hooding Ceremony on Friday, June 19, 2009 at Noon will honor graduate students in WCAS, Kellogg, The School of Communication, Feinberg School of Medicine, and TGS Interdisciplinary Programs who are receiving the PhD or MFA degree in the 2008-2009 academic year (December 2008 or June 2009).
How do I Participate in The Graduate School Hooding Ceremony?
Fill out the "Intent to Participate" form for the 2009 ceremony. Students should pay careful attention to deadline announcements they receive, both from their department/program and from The Graduate School via TGS E-News.
Last updated: Sep 30 2008 11:37AM
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