Sunday, May 9, 2021
Texas State University will host in-person, socially distanced commencement ceremonies for spring 2021 degree candidates on May 13 and 14 at Bobcat Stadium.
Alan L. Tinsley, member of the Texas State University System Board of Regents, will be the keynote speaker during the 10 a.m. ceremony on May 14, to be attended by degree candidates from the Department of Biology; Department of Computer Science; Department of Engineering Technology; Department of Physics; Materials Science, Engineering and Commercialization; Interdisciplinary Science; Department of Finance and Economics; Department of Marketing; and Graduate College.
Earl Maxwell, CEO of St. David’s Foundation, will be presented with an honorary doctoral degree during the 6 p.m. ceremony on May 13. Robby Maxwell will speak on behalf of his father.
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SAN MARCOS – Alan L. Tinsley, member of the Texas State University System Board of Regents, will be the keynote speaker during one of Texas State University’s in-person, socially distanced commencement ceremonies for spring 2021 degree candidates May 13 and 14 outdoors at Bobcat Stadium.
Tinsley will speak during the 10 a.m. ceremony May 14, to be attended by degree candidates from the Department of Biology; Department of Computer Science; Department of Engineering Technology; Department of Physics; Materials Science, Engineering and Commercialization; Interdisciplinary Science; Department of Finance and Economics; Department of Marketing; and Graduate College.
Earl Maxwell, CEO of St. David’s Foundation, will be presented with an honorary doctoral degree during the 6 p.m. ceremony May 13. Robby Maxwell will speak on behalf of his father.
Graphic designer Ira Ivanova treats each project like a game where you set your own rules
The Berlin-based designer aims to rethink and record the visual indicators of our time.
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Berlin-based designer Ira Ivanova finds delight in experimentation. In her practice, coming up with new rules through changing systems and approaches might just change the outcome of your work for the better. “For me, the most exciting part is to experiment and to treat a project as a game where you come up with the rules and you play it. So I’m trying to work as much as possible with clients who have the same interests,” Ira tells It’s Nice That. “In the past few years, I realised that it’s important to work on your personal explorations. This way you’re not dependent on someone else’s opinions and goals. Which gives you total freedom but at the same time can be a challenge.”
Thursday, December 10, 2020
Due to the possibility of inclement weather on Friday, Dec. 11, Texas State University has postponed the 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. open-air commencement ceremonies at Bobcat Stadium for fall 2020 degree candidates to the same times on Saturday, Dec. 12.
The commencement ceremony scheduled for 7 p.m. Dec. 11 at Bobcat Stadium will continue as planned.
All in-person ceremonies will be live streamed.
Fall degree candidates from the College of Applied Arts, McCoy College of Business and Graduate College will now attend the 9 a.m. commencement ceremony Saturday, Dec. 12.
Fall degree candidates from the College of Fine Arts and Communication, College of Liberal Arts, University College and Graduate College will now attend the 2 p.m. commencement ceremony Saturday, Dec. 12.