Liberty University prepares for graduation week
Liberty University has kicked off graduation week. Williams Stadium and the Academic Lawn will host a total of 25 in-person degree presentation ceremonies starting Tuesday morning and running through Saturday. The ceremonies are also being broadcast online for graduates who participate virtually. The week will be capped by a virtual Commencement ceremony Saturday evening featuring Tim Tebow as the keynote speaker. Over 5,600 residential and online graduates from the Classes of 2021 and 2020 are expected to celebrate on campus.
Here is the entire news release from Liberty:
LIBERTY UNIVERSITY TO CELEBRATE GRADUATES WITH 25 DEGREE CEREMONIES STARTING TUESDAY
May 10, 2021 : By Ted Allen - Office of Communications & Public Engagement
Williams Stadium, along with the Academic Lawn, are the only locations being used for degree presentation ceremonies this week. The stadium hosts its first ceremonies on Tuesday, for the School of Communication & the Arts at 10 a.m., the School of Health Sciences at 2 p.m., and the School of Nursing at 6 p.m. (Photos by KJ Jugar)
The stages are being set at Williams Stadium and the Academic Lawn for the two venues to host a total of 25 in-person degree presentation ceremonies in Liberty University’s 48th Commencement exercises, starting Tuesday and running through Saturday. The ceremonies are also being broadcast online for graduates who have chosen to participate virtually. The week will be capped by a virtual Commencement ceremony at 7 p.m. EST Saturday featuring Tim Tebow as the keynote speaker.
May 5, 2021 : By Jacob Couch - Office of Communications & Public Engagement
Master Sgt. James Segreti
Managing passengers and cargo on United States military planes, some of which will fly into enemy territory, is a pressure-packed profession that Liberty University alumnus and National Guard Master Sgt. James Segreti (’20) thrives in. But he said he is able to do so thanks to a strong faith in Jesus Christ.
“It’s intense,” he said. “When you’re flying into a hostile country or an environment where there could be bad guys out there who want to hurt us, it’s really an opportunity for me to ask myself those tough questions about life: what am I doing here, what’s my calling, how is my Christian witness affecting those around me, what if I didn’t have tomorrow promised to me, and would what I’m doing right now be something I’d be proud to put my name on?”
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