Reserved areas for media will be located at the southwest end of Hayward Field in front of the speakers' platform. Pick up programs and background information about the university general commencement from UO Office of Communications staff member Gaye Vandermyn who will be on the field in front of the speakers' platform. More than 3,700 spring term candidates for bachelor's, master's or doctoral degrees and fall and winter graduates are eligible to participate. Nearly 30 ceremonies for departments, schools and colleges, featuring individual recognition for bachelor's and master's degree students, are scheduled at various times and locations, June 13-14, as listed on the reverse. Avenue and Kincaid Street.
Early arrival is recommended.
Graduates will be seated on the field facing the speakers' platform. Processional begins for general commencement ceremonies. 1 p.m. Presentation of the Distinguished Service Awards, Presidential Medals, Herman Faculty Achievement Award for Distinguished Teaching, Ersted Awards for Distinguished Teaching, and Graduate Teaching Fellow Awards. Hatfield also will receive an honorary doctorate, the UO's second in 51 years and Hatfield's 100th honorary degree. 2 p.m. Conferral of degrees, including individual recognition of doctoral degree students.