"Together we will get through these current events, and you all have bright careers ahead of you. You are now engineers and scientists, our newest CSU alumni, and your degree gives you the skills to be resilient and innovative. We are very proud of your accomplishments."
David McLean
Dean, Walter Scott, Jr. College of Engineering
For the latest updates on 2021 Commencement events:
Please visit the University Commencement page at commencement.colostate.edu.
Graduate student commencement information is available through the CSU Graduate School.
Spring 2021 Commencement Recap
Join us as we celebrate our graduating students with special messages, lists of graduates, and featured stories of their accomplishments.
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Watch the full Engineering Commencement ceremony now!
Don't miss the opening ceremony, messages from the dean, president, and faculty, and slides featuring graduating Rams.
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Short video wrap-up of the Oval Walk
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Scenes from the Spring 2021 Ceremonial walk across the Oval
Thursday, April 8, 2021
This Ceremonial Walk is an occasion for all graduates of the 2021 class to come together and celebrate their accomplishments with fellow graduates prior to heading home for Spring Break.
Watch our short video wrap-up of the walk!
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Commencement events
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Graduates will receive an email invitation from CSU’s photography partner GradImages in the coming weeks to complete a personalized graduation slide.
- Graduates will have until April 15 to upload an appropriate graduation photo to their slide.
- If graduates elect not to upload a picture, they will still be celebrated with a slide within the college video.
- These slides will accompany our full video celebration packages, scheduled to be released on May 14.
Questions
Contact Carol Bernard via e-mail at carol.bernard@colostate.edu if you have any questions.
All 2020-21 graduates are welcomed to return to participate in any future formal commencement ceremony with their college once those resume.