Hancock College prepares for modified commencement ceremony
SANTA MARIA, Calif. – Students at Allan Hancock College will be able to cross the stage and graduate with modifications for second year in a row.
Graduates will start behind the wheel and driving.
Get off the car, give one of the faculty members a card to call their name and walk across the stage.
A typical graduation ceremony takes about an hour and a half. However, the modified graduation takes so long, two sessions will be necessary.
College administrators know this because August graduates went through a similar ceremony last year.
“This will take us 6-8 hours total,” said Hancock College President Kevin Walthers. “If you think about it, it is each car pulling up and a student getting out.”
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