Salisbury, MD – The 485 Salisbury University graduates receiving their degrees this month will be part of SU history as the final class scheduled to participate in a Fall Commencement.
The event is scheduled Wednesday, December 18, at the Wicomico Youth & Civic Center.
Beginning with the University’s 100th Commencement ceremony in 2025, SU will return to a spring-only format, which will provide all members of each class with an opportunity to graduate together, regardless of which semester they complete their degrees.
Alexandria Barton of Easton, MD, who receives her B.A. in history, serves as the student speaker for this year’s historic fall ceremony. University System of Maryland (USM) Regent Andy Smarick offers greetings on behalf of the USM Board of Regents.
Among undergraduates, 405 students receive the Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Fine Arts. Some 75 receive master’s degrees. Five receive doctoral degrees. Admission to Commencement is by ticket only.
Learn more about opportunities to Make Tomorrow Yours at www.salisbury.edu.
