Spring Commencement 2011 - Miami University

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Spring
Commencement
Saturday, May 7 and
Sunday, May 8, 2011
Schedule of Events and
Information Guide

Spring Commencement 2011
Weekend Activities
Congratulations on the upcoming graduation ceremonies at Miami University! Miami’s
administration, faculty, staff, and alumni look forward to honoring the academic and personal
accomplishments of our students. We hope that you are making plans to attend this very special occasion to
help us honor the candidates.
There are several commencement-related activities that will take place on Saturday, May 7, and Sunday, May
8, 2011 — the university-wide ceremony, divisional recognition programs, and congratulatory programs. In
order to emphasize the significance of these events, academic attire is required at each of these ceremonies.
In addition, the President’s Reception for graduates and their families will be held at Lewis Place on Sunday,
May 8, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
University Commencement Ceremony
Saturday, May 7
Academic Attire Required
President David C. Hodge will preside at the ceremony. During the ceremony, doctoral candidates will be individually
recognized and hooded; master’s degree candidates will be individually recognized; bachelor’s and
associate’s degree candidates will be recognized by division; and ROTC candidates will be commissioned.
Seating
Ushers will direct guests to their seats. The diagram in this brochure indicates where graduation candidates
will be seated. It is included for your convenience in determining where in the stadium you may wish to sit.
General Information
• The spring 2011 university commencement will be Saturday, May 7, at 1:30 p.m. in Yager Stadium, rain or
shine. Gates to Yager Stadium will open at 10:30 a.m. and families may enter through the south and west
gates. The ceremony will run approximately two hours. The event is open to the public.
• The Miami University Police will be on duty at Yager Stadium to assist with any emergencies. There will also
be a first-aid station on the west concourse.
• Traffic in the Oxford area will be extremely congested on commencement weekend. Please heed the directional
signs that will be posted to aid traffic flow to Yager Stadium and Saturday’s venues.
• Before leaving Yager Stadium, please be sure that you have all personal belongings. Any items left behind
will be taken to the University Police. You may also call 513-529-8135 regarding lost property.
• A professionally recorded DVD of this ceremony will be available for purchase from GradTrack by Graduation
Images. You will receive a separate mailing from Graduation Images with purchase details.
• If you need any additional information about commencement, please contact the Commencement Office at
513-529-8703.
Please note: Miami campuses are smoke-free environments. Smoking is prohibited in all Miami Universityowned
facilities and property. A designated smoking area is provided for guests at the Miami Inn, Marcum
Conference Center, Simpson-Shade Guest House, and Climer Guest Lodge.
Parking
All university parking lots and parking garages will be open to the public during commencement weekend.
Yager Stadium parking is available in the Millett Assembly Hall, Ditmer, Cook Field, and Leonard Howell
lots (see map). On both Saturday and Sunday, we strongly recommend that you use our Miami Metro shuttle
service from the Ditmer and Cook Field lots to avoid traffic congestion.
Disability Services
Accessible parking is available at Yager Stadium with your state-issued disability placard only. Yager Stadium
is wheelchair accessible; attendants will direct you to your seating. No reservations are needed for seating,
all guests with disabilities will be accommodated. One companion will be permitted to sit with the wheelchair
user. Accommodations for those who are hearing impaired are provided, in the form of American Sign
Language interpreters, located in front of seating Section 6, and real-time captioning. If you have questions
regarding disability services, contact the Office of Disability Resources at 513-529-1541 (V/TTY).
Inclement Weather
In the event of rain, the Yager Stadium commencement ceremony will still occur. Candidates and their guests
are advised to dress appropriately. Rain ponchos will be provided to all candidates. In the event of severe
weather, such as tornadoes, severe thunderstorms, or a torrential downpour, the university ceremony may
be shortened and/or canceled. Any decision to cancel the ceremony will be announced on Cincinnati Public
Radio (88.5 and 91.7 FM) and at www.muohio.edu/commencement, by noon. (If the ceremony is canceled, a
Graduate School ceremony for master’s and doctoral degree candidates will be held in Millett Assembly Hall.)
Commencement Protocol
Commencement ceremonies are a special event for all involved. We ask that you show respect for everyone
who shares in the experience by creating an occasion that will appropriately highlight each person’s
achievements. The univer sity ceremony is a dignified program governed by academic tradition, overall
good manners, and state and local laws. Therefore, the possession of alcoholic beverages or materials that
may disrupt the ceremony is prohibited.
Academic Attire
Academic attire for candidates is required at BOTH the university and divisional ceremonies. Associate’s
degree candidates wear the same robe as bachelor’s candidates. Master’s candidates must wear a robe and
hood. Doctoral candidates only need to purchase cap, gown, and tassel, as the hood will be awarded as part of
the ceremony. Doctoral candidates who want to rent faculty-quality attire should contact Karen Bontrager at
the Miami University Bookstore by April 9.
All attire will be available for purchase at Grad Fest 2011 (March 15-17 in the Multipurpose Rooms in Shriver
Cen ter, 10:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.) and at the Miami University Bookstore March 18-May 8.
Study abroad and international student sashes, which are optional, can be purchased at Grad Fest or ordered
at the bookstore. Orders must be placed by April 16.
The Miami University Bookstore carries the full array of bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral garments.
Doctoral candidates who want to purchase professional-level, custom attire should contact Karen Bontrager
at the bookstore.
On Saturday, May 7, personnel will be available at the bookstore kiosk (at the Yager Stadium west entrance) to
provide garment assistance prior to the ceremony.
Divisional Ceremonies / Congratulatory Programs
Divisional Recognition Ceremonies for Undergraduate Degree Candidates
Saturday, May 7, and Sunday, May 8
Academic Attire Required
Divisional recognition ceremonies are smaller undergraduate events designed by each division to complement
the university ceremony. Each academic dean will preside at her/his recognition ceremony. Undergraduate
candidates will have their names read, receive their diploma covers, and have their photographs taken.
Guests do not need tickets.
Accessible parking is available near all of the divisional ceremony sites. Your state-issued disability placard is
required. All sites are wheelchair accessible and will have American Sign Language interpreters for the hearing
impaired. If you have questions regarding disability services, contact the Office of Disability Resources at
513-529-1541 (V/TYY).

Saturday, May 7
10:00 a.m. BIS Degrees – Parrish Auditorium, Miami Hamilton Campus
11 a.m. – 1 p.m. University Honors and Scholars Program Reception – Millett West Concourse
7:00 p.m. School of Engineering and Applied Sciences – Goggin Ice Center
7:30 p.m. College of Arts and Science – Millett Assembly Hall
Sunday, May 8
9:30 a.m. School of Education, Health and Society – Millett Assembly Hall
10:30 a.m. School of Fine Arts – Goggin Ice Center
2:00 p.m. Farmer School of Business – Millett Assembly Hall
In April, respective schools or colleges will send students specific information on their ceremony. Remember,
your student must indicate whether or not he/she will attend on Saturday and/or Sunday by completing the
online registration form, which can be accessed at www.muohio.edu/commencementform. The online form
must be completed no later than April 20.
President’s Reception
The President’s Reception for graduates and their families will be held at Lewis Place on Sunday, May 8,
from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. In April, invitations will be sent to your family at the permanent address on file at the
Registrar’s Office.
Campus Meal Options
Several dining options will be available during commencement weekend:
Friday, May 6
Haines Food Court 8 a.m. – 6:30 p.m.; Tuffy’s 7 a.m. – 8 p.m.; Spring Street Market 8:30 a.m. – 7 p.m.
All students, guests, parents are invited to dine at Shriver Center **
Saturday, May 7
Haines Food Court & Tuffys**, 8 a.m. – 7:30 p.m., A la carte, Walk-in Service
Spring Street Market (convenience store purchases), 9 a.m. – 7:30 p.m.,
HDRBS Staff eats lunch at Haines Food Court
The Shriver Center Buffet, 4 p.m. – 6:30 p.m., Adults/Parents $24.75 Children 6-11 $8.75,
Children 5 and under free, Reservations Required* Indicate seating preference, 4 p.m. or 5:30 p.m.
The Shriver Center is located in the middle of campus within walking distance of many of
the residence halls. The buffet features the same menu as Martin Hall listed below.
Martin Dining Hall Buffet Dinner, 4 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. Adults/Parents $24.75 Children 6-11 $8.75, Children 5
and under free, Reservations Required*
Martin Dining hall is located within walking distance of both Yager Stadium and Millett
Hall. This dinner buffet is convenient for all graduates and guests attending the 1:30 p.m.
ceremony as well as for those celebrating the 7 p.m. & 7:30 p.m. individualized ceremonies.
The buffet features Prime Rib au jus, Calypso Chicken with citrus relish, Ginger Glazed
Talapia, Roasted Vegetable Lasagna, salad, vegetables, and LaBrea Rolls and homemade Cheese
Bread, and homemade Cheesecake, Assorted Tortes and Crumb-topped Peach Pie.
Bell Tower Bash, 9:00 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Bell Tower Place is convenient to Commencement Traffic. A la carte service
includes breakfast items, pizza, pasta, sandwiches, stir fry, smoothies, desserts,
and much more. No reservations required. “To go” items available.
Panache Buffet Dinner, 4 p.m. – 6:30 p.m.
Adults/Parents $24.75 Children 6-11 $8.75, Children 5 and under free, Reservations Required*
Panache is located within walking distance of commencement housing and
Goggin Ice Center. The buffet features the same menu as Martin Hall.
Marcum Center Commencement Dinner Buffet, (located by the Miami Formal Gardens), 5 p.m. – 7 p.m.
Gather with family and friends to enjoy an elegant dinner buffet in a lovely setting.
$28.50 per person ($18 ages 12 and under).
Full menu online at www.muohio.edu/marcum.
Limited seating; for reservations call 513-529-6917.
Sunday, May 8
Panache Lunch Buffet, 11:30 a.m. – 2 p.m.
Adults/Parents $18.95 Children 6-11 $7.75, Children 5 and under free, Reservations Required*
Panache is located within walking distance of commencement housing and Goggin Ice Arena. This
lunch buffet is convenient for all graduates and guests attending the 10:30 a.m. ceremony as well
as for those celebrating the 3 p.m. individualized ceremony. The buffet features a stir fry station,
carved ham, omelet bar, tea sandwiches, fresh fruits, cheeses, and home baked breads & desserts.
The Shriver Center Brunch Buffet (located in the center of campus), 10:30 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.,
Adults/Parents $16.50 Children 6-11 $6.50, Children 5 and under free, Reservations Required*
Graduation Brunch Buffet, featuring many breakfast favorites including Eggs Benedict, Madeto-Order
Crepe Station, Bagels with Smoked Salmon, Scrambled Eggs, Carved Ham, homemade
Cinnamon Rolls, Muffins, and Danish, Biscuits and Gravy, fresh fruit, yo gurt and granola.
One Eight 09 at The Shriver Center , 10:30 a.m. – 2:00 p.m., Adults/Parents $16.50
Children 6-11 $6.50, Children 5 and under free, NO Reservations Required**,
Same menu offerings as the Shriver Center Brunch Buffet listed above.
Haines Food Court & Tuffy’s**, 8 a.m. – 5 p.m., A la carte, Walk-in Service.
Spring Street Market (convenience store purchases), 9:30 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Marcum Center Commencement Brunch, (located by the Miami Formal Gardens), 10:30 a.m. – 1 p.m.
Upscale brunch offering a wide selection, including fresh frittata, waffles, smoked salmon, and
much more. $22.75 per person ($14 ages 12 and under). Full menu online at www.muohio.edu/marcum.
Limited seating; for reservations call 513-529-6917.
**Student Meal Plans (Diplomat, Snack, Commencement, and Attaché) will be accepted at nondiscounted
cash rates for both the student and their guests for all of the above listed meals.**
*Reservations for the Saturday Martin Dining Hall Dinner Buffet and the Saturday Buffet at
Shriver Center and Panache are required, along with a deposit of $70. Reservations are also
required for the Sunday Buffets at The Shriver Center and Panache along with a deposit of
$30. Call 513-529-3200 or stop by the Miami University Box Office in Shriver Center.
Please Note: Seating is limited, and reservations for these meals fill
quickly. Tickets are required for all members of your party.

CAMPUS AVENUE
US 27 to
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CAMPUS AVENUE
PARKING
GARAGE
Health
Services
CAB
Hall
Auditorium
CHESTNUT STREET
Harris
Dining
Hall
Recreational
Sports
Center
OAK STREET
Goggin
Ice
Center
MacCracken
Phillips
Hall
Wells
Williams
Hall
SPRING STREET
McGuffey
Hall
KIng
Library
Roudebush
Hall
HIGH STREET
CHURCH STREET
TALLAWANDA
Withrow Court
SYCAMORE STREET
WEST
MILLETT
LOT
Millett
Hall
NORTH
BONHAM ROAD
MAPLE STREET
MacMillan
Laws Hall
Benton
Hall
PARKING
GARAGE
Martin
Dining
Hall
Yager
Stadium
Morris
Emerson
CPA
★
BONHAM ROAD
Tappan
The Inn
PATTERSON AVENUE
US 27 to
Cincinnati
Art Museum
Presser
Hall
Bachelor
Hall
ROUTE 73
Cook Field
Farmer School
of Business
FIRST AID
STATION
Dogwood Park
ENTRANCE
PRESS BOX
FOUR MILE CREEK
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PUMP
HOUSE
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Howell Park
Hoyt
Hall
Marcum
Conference
Center
Yager Stadium
Kumler
Chapel
Cole
Service
Building
SPECTATOR SEATING
Peabody Hall
Boyd
Hall
Divisional Ceremonies
Saturday, May 7
10:00 a.m. BIS Degrees
Parrish Auditorium, Miami Hamilton Campus
11 a.m.–1 p.m. University Honors and Scholars
Program Reception
Millett West Concourse
7:00 p.m. School of Engineering and Applied Sciences
Goggin Ice Center
7:30 p.m. College of Arts and Science
Millett Assembly Hall
DITMER LOT
University
Police
Approximately 1/2 mile east of
Patterson Avenue off Ohio Route 73
Stables
Sunday, May 8
9:30 a.m. School of Education, Health and Society
Millett Assembly Hall
10:30 a.m. School of Fine Arts
Goggin Ice Center
2:00 p.m. Farmer School of Business
Millett Assembly Hall
HANDICAPPED
ENTRANCE
CRADLE OF COACHES PLAZA
Engineering
Arts &
Science
Western/BIS
Faculty
Orchestra
Stage
HANDICAPPED SEATING
Engineering
Arts &
Science
ROTC
Faculty
Stage
Education
Fine Arts
Business
Grad School
SPECIAL NEEDS
SEATING
IN SECTION 6
Education
Fine Arts
Business
Grad School
VIDEO SCREEN
OPEN CAPTIONING
HANDICAPPED
ENTRANCE
SPECTATOR SEATING
Par king Areas
Open Parking
Accessible Parking
Reserved Parking on
Saturday
★ Grass Lot,
available weather
permitting
Shuttle Service from Ditmer Lot
and Cook Field runs every 15
minutes to Yager Stadium (on
Saturday, May 7);
to Millett Hall and Goggin Ice
Center (on Sunday, May 8).

University Housing Accommodations
The Department of Housing, Dining, Recreation and Business Services is pleased to offer overnight guest
accommodations in university residence halls on Saturday, May 7, only. We have a limited number of rooms
and will accept reservations as we receive requests.
Check-in time begins at 1:00 p.m. on Saturday, May 7. Bell Desks are staffed 24 hours to accommodate late
check-ins. Check-out time is 4 p.m. Sunday, May 8. You will be assigned to a specific residence hall upon
your arrival at the registration desk located in the lower level of Morris Hall. Due to the moderate weather
during May, air conditioning is not in operation. Restroom facilities are available for men and women on each
floor. The room rate is $22.75 per person. There will be no charge for children using sleeping bags in parents’
rooms. Guest rooms are supplied with bed linens, blankets, soap, and towels for each paid guest.
If any member of your party requires special accommodations, such as a first-floor room or a room near
restroom facilities, please indicate this on the reservation form. Due to the limited number of such rooms,
we may be unable to house your entire party in the same area of the building. We will, however, make every
attempt to accommodate your entire party in the same residence hall.
Complete the housing reservation form and mail it back to us with your payment or complete the online
reservation form:
https://spreadsheets0.google.com/viewformformkey=dHJHN0ZuaWRKYnRSSktBYlprdzJ1Unc6MQ.
If you choose to register online, an invoice will be emailed to you. Prepayment is required. Once payment is
received, your reservation request will be processed and a confirmation will be emailed to you. Reservation
requests without advance payment will not be processed. Due to limited space, we will accept advance
reservations only until April 30. Cancellations must be received by May 1 to qualify for a refund. After that
date, advance payments will not be refunded.
(Please Print)
Housing Reservation Form
Reservations with payment due by April 30, 2011
Name______________________________________________________Cell Phone_______________________
Address (Street)______________________________________________________________________________
(City)_______________________________________________________ (State)___________(ZIP)___________
E-mail______________________________________________________________________________
Name of graduating student_____________________________________Cell Phone_______________________
Number of persons___________ x $22.75 = $____________(include payment with this form)
Number of rooms needed________(residence hall rooms typically have two twin beds)
Special accommodations needed________________________________________________________________
Make checks payable to Miami University.
SEND TO: Department of Housing, Dining, Recreation and Business Services
Attn: Commencement Housing Officer
111 Shriver Center
Miami University
Oxford, OH 45056
If you have questions about room accommodations, please call 513-529-5000.
CANDIDATE REQUIREMENTS:
Participant Eligibility and Degree Requirements
Commencement is a ceremony that celebrates your academic achievements. You must satisfy all of your
degree requirements before you officially graduate and receive your diploma. Diploma covers will be
distributed at the divisional ceremonies and your actual diploma will be mailed four to six weeks after the
ceremony, when grades have been computed and your eligibility for graduation is confirmed. Also, any
financial obligation with the university must be settled with the Office of the Bursar before your diploma and
transcripts will be released.
Undergraduate Degree Candidates
Undergraduates who are eligible to graduate in May or August 2011 are welcome to participate in the
Saturday, May 7, and Sunday, May 8 ceremonies.
Undergraduates should view their DARS prior to graduation and direct any questions or concerns to
their academic adviser.
If you are transferring credits to Miami in order to complete your degree, please notify the
Commencement Office.
Undergraduate candidates who are graduating with Latin honors (cum laude, magna cum laude, or summa
cum laude) will be notified by the Registrar’s Office. Due to final grades not yet available, Latin honors for the
commencement ceremony are determined as a result of last semester’s cumulative grade point average. After
final grades for this semester are recorded, Latin honors will be recalculated for May graduates. After final
grades for summer are recorded, Latin honors will be recalculated for August graduates.
Undergraduate candidates who are graduating with Latin honors will be recognized at commencement with
red and white honor cords. You can pick up your cords at the Commencement Office (118 Campus Avenue
Building), regional campus bookstores, Grad Fest, and immediately prior to the university-wide ceremony at
Yager Stadium.
Master’s Degree Candidates
Master’s candidates eligible to graduate in May or August 2011 are welcome to participate at the Saturday,
May 7, ceremony.
Those who complete their requirements during the summer have the option of participating at the May 7.
May candidates must complete all necessary requirements, other than final exams, by April 22.
Requirements include turning in certificate forms to the Graduate School Office indicating results of final
oral/written exams and grade changes for thesis research.
Doctoral Degree Candidates
Doctoral candidates may participate in the May 7 ceremony only if they complete requirements by April
15. May candidates must complete all necessary requirements, other than final exams, and have the proper
approval forms turned in (and dissertations deposited) to the Graduate School Office by April 15.
Requirements include turning in certificate forms to the Graduate School office indicating results of final
oral/written exams and grade changes for dissertation research.
Reservation and Diploma Mailing Form
To assure receipt of your diploma and adequate seating at the Saturday and Sunday ceremonies, all degree
candidates MUST complete the online registration form at www.muohio.edu/commencementform. The form
must be completed no later than April 20 whether or not you plan to attend the ceremonies.
Associate’s and Bachelor’s Degree Candidates: Make certain that you indicate your plans to partici pate at both
the university and divisional ceremonies.
Master’s Degree Candidates: Indicate if you will participate at the Saturday, May 7, ceremony.
Doctoral Candidates: Indicate if you will participate at the Saturday, May 7, ceremony, and remember, you
must have the proper approval forms turned in (and dissertations deposited) to the Graduate School Office by
April 15 to be eligible.
Four to six weeks after the ceremonies, after grades have been computed and your eligibility for graduation
has been confirmed, your diploma will be mailed to the address that you provide on the online form.

Day of the Ceremony
12:30 p.m. On Saturday, May 7, 2011 all degree candidates are to report to Yager Stadium, in their academic
attire, no later than 12:30 p.m. When you arrive, look for signs directing you to your divisional
lineup area. Faculty marshals will line up candidates in the assigned areas.
Note:
• Doctoral candidates will be lined up and seated as a group
• Master’s candidates will be lined up and seated as a group,
• Undergraduate candidates will be lined up and seated by division.
• Until degrees are conferred, the tassel is worn on the right side of the cap.
1:30 p.m. The procession will start promptly at 1:30 p.m. Faculty marshals will lead the processional into
the stadium and direct candidates to seating (see diagram). At the appropriate times during
the ceremony, marshals will direct candidates up onto the stage for the conferring of degrees.
Degrees will be conferred in the following order: doctoral, master’s and specialist, commissioning
of ROTC candidates, baccalaureate and associate’s by division (Interdisciplinary Studies,
Engineering and Applied Science, Fine Arts, Farmer School of Business, Education, Health and
Society, Arts and Science and BIS).
ROTC candidates will receive special instructions from their units.
At the conclusion of the ceremony, only the platform party will recess out of the stadium; the candidates will
remain on the field.
Transcripts
Please allow one to two weeks after the graduation ceremony to order your transcripts. (Prior to ordering, we
strongly recommend that you check your unofficial transcript in BannerWeb to see if your degree has been
awarded.) To order your transcript, visit www.getmytranscript.com. Miami University will charge $8 per
copy for all official transcripts and $12 for all immediate, in-person transcripts.
Career Services
Before you graduate this semester you are welcome and encouraged to use Career Services (200 Hoyt Hall) in
your employment search. After graduation, Miami University alumni are provided career services through
a partnership between the Miami University Alumni Association membership program and the Office of
Career Services.
Questions
For additional information on:
The university-wide ceremony – contact the Commencement Office at (513) 529‐8703 or
the President’s Office at (513) 529-3612
Divisional recognition ceremonies – contact your dean’s office
Cap/Gown purchase – contact the Miami University Bookstore at (513) 529-2600
Diplomas, Transcripts, Fees – contact the Office of the Registrar at (513) 529-8703
Miami University Alumni Association – call (513) 529-5957
www.muohio.edu/commencement
Miami University Alumni Association
The Miami University Alumni Association joins with the entire Miami family in congratulating the Class of
2011! Your achievements are to be commended and we wish you well as you continue to pursue your dreams.
As you leave campus please know that your Alumni Association is always here to assist in any way we can.
Your days on campus were only the beginning of your relationship with Miami. This is a life-long relationship
and we encourage you to stay connected to the university. Alumni chapters throughout the country stand
ready to welcome you to new communities, and by keeping us informed of your current address and e-mail,
you will receive the alumni magazine and regular e-mail newsletters.
Additionally, there are many ways for you to assist and support the university: by recruiting new students
to campus as a member of the Alumni Association Recruitment Network (AARN), returning to speak to a
campus group, becoming a dues-paying member, or providing financial support through the Annual Fund.
Enjoy your final days on campus and take a moment to learn more about your Alumni Association. To
celebrate your upcoming graduation and welcome you to the Association, we have planned the following
events as part of our “Senior Week” program.
Grad Fest 2011
March 15, 16, and 17, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Shriver Center Multipurpose Rooms A&B
Presented by the Miami University Bookstore and the Miami University Alumni Association.
Fulfill all of your graduation needs at one event
• Commencement ceremony information
• Cap and gown purchase at discounted pricing
• Study abroad and international student sashes
• Graduation announcements
• Class rings
• Recensio yearbook
• Cap and gown portrait sittings. GradTrack by Graduation Images, Miami’s graduation photographer,will
be on hand to take portrait photos. There is no obligation to purchase.
• Alumni Association information and programs
• 20% discount on Miami clothing and gift items (including diploma frames) for graduates
• Academic pricing on computers
• Commencement party food packages, celebratory banners, and commencement cake ordering
• Door prizes
• Refreshments
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