Watch LIVE: Commencement for Behavioral and Health Sciences, ROTC, Grad Studies (2 p.m. May 3)
(Published May 2, 2019)
The second of three Austin Peay State University commencement ceremonies is at 2 p.m. Friday, May 3, in the Dunn Center on campus.
You can watch the live webcast above (or by clicking ).
Candidates for degrees from the College of Behavioral and Health Sciences, ROTC cadets and the College of Graduate Studies will participate in the ceremony.
Doors to the Dunn Center will not open until one hour prior to the start of the ceremony for guests and graduating students to enter the facility.
The final commencement is at 10 a.m. Saturday, May 4, at the Dunn Center. Candidates for degrees from the College of Arts and Letters, the Eriksson College of Education and the College of Graduate Studies will participate in the ceremony. The live webcast will be .
Graduates should arrive no later than 45 minutes prior to the beginning of the ceremonies.
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