Commencement 2009

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Watch streaming video presentations of the IUPUI commencement ceremonies online.

Morning ceremony click here.

Afternoon ceremony click here.

The broadcast will launch in Windows Media Player on your PC. If you are using a Mac you will need to install flip4mac, which will allow streaming from Quicktime.

 

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General Information

Next year's commencement is May 8-9, 2010.

On May 10, 2009, two IUPUI Commencement ceremonies were held in Halls A-B-C of the Indiana Convention Center. The morning ceremony included the Schools of Dentistry, Education, Health and Rehabilitation Sciences, Informatics, Law-Indianapolis, Medicine, Nursing, Physical Education and Tourism Management, Public and Environmental Affairs, Social Work, and the University Graduate School.

Schools that participated in the afternoon ceremony were Kelley School of Business, Continuing Studies, Engineering and Technology, Herron School of Art and Design, Journalism, Liberal Arts, Library and Information Science, and Science.

The Schools of Dentistry, Law-Indianapolis, and Medicine held recognition programs on Saturday, May 9, in the Convention Center. The Kelley School of Business graduate program held its ceremony on Sunday, May 10, immediately following the 10:00 a.m. University Commencement ceremony. All other schools helld recognition programs immediately following their respective University ceremonies on Sunday, May 10.

Commencement Headquarters
IUPUI Office of Alumni Relations
University Place Conference Center and Hotel
850 West Michigan Street, Suite 241
Indianapolis, IN 46202-5198

Commencement Hot Line: 317-278-1700 or 1-866-267-3104
E-MAIL: commence@iupui.edu


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