Jordan May, Somers, New York

Jaylyn De Leon, New Milford, New Jersey

Sarah Mayer, East Lyme, Connecticut

Emma Simas, Bristol, Rhode Island

Melany Feliz Garcia, Providence, Rhode Island

Victoria Fulfer, Narragansett, Rhode Island

The University of Rhode Island is excited to celebrate both undergraduate and graduate students in a new fall ceremony to be held Saturday, December 16, at 10 a.m. in the Ryan Center.All undergraduates and graduate students who are scheduled to complete degree requirements by December 2023 are eligible to participate. Graduate School students who complete degree requirements by August 2023 are also eligible to participate in the December ceremony. Graduates can still choose to participate in the May 2024 ceremony, too.

The University will honor graduates over three days, May 17-19, in formal ceremonies at the Ryan Center, and will host other celebratory events throughout the weekend. The ceremonies will recognize both undergraduate and graduate degree candidates from the respective colleges.

The University will honor graduates over three days, May 17-19, in formal ceremonies at the Ryan Center, and will host other celebratory events throughout the weekend. The ceremonies will recognize both undergraduate and graduate degree candidates from the respective colleges.

The University will honor graduates over three days, May 17-19, in formal ceremonies at the Ryan Center, and will host other celebratory events throughout the weekend. The ceremonies will recognize both undergraduate and graduate degree candidates from the respective colleges.