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2019 Hooding Ceremony 101

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HIGHER EDUCATION CEREMONY 101

Friday, May 3, 2019 | 2:00p | Askew Student Life


Contents

02

table of contents

03

overarching timeline

04-06

ceremony step-by-step (MUST READ)

07

seating chart (MUST READ)

08

required items

09

guest information (should probably read)

10-11

parking info & maps (also attached to email for easy sharing)

12

doctoal program information (MUST REPLY ABOUT)

13

master's program information (MUST REPLY ABOUT)

14

funny comic


Overarching Timeline HOODING CEREMONY 2019 Friday, May 3, 2019 • 2:00 PM • Askew Student Life Theater

12:45 pm

Graduates arrive wearing regalia & cap, carrying hood

1:00 pm

Theater doors open for guests

1:50 pm 1:55 pm 2:00 pm

Theater doors close for guests in order to prep graduate entrance Processional leaves prep-room for theatre Music starts & graduates enter

2:05 pm

Doors open again for guests

3:30 pm

Ceremony ends, class photos are taken & reception begins

4:45 pm

Reception ends


step-by-step

HIGHER EDUCATION CEREMONY 101 YOU SHOULD SERIOUSLY READ THIS.

ARRIVAL Arrive in regalia and cap, carrying your hood - NO LATER THAN 1:00pm Cap tassel should be on the LEFT side of your cap Hoods should be unbuttoned over your RIGHT arm during the ceremony When you arrive at the ASLC, go to the Graduation Check-In Room - 101 A&C Check in at the table, double check the processional order & get in line STAY IN LINE once you're there; remember who is in front of you! At 2:55pm, the processional will leave the room & enter the theater Music will be playing leading up to the procession Follow your marshal to your seat Doctoral students will be in the 1st row Master's students will be in the 2nd & 3rd rows

REMAIN STANDING UNTIL THE MUSIC ENDS & DR. GUTHRIE BEGINS


step-by-step

HIGHER EDUCATION CEREMONY 101 YOU SHOULD SERIOUSLY CONTINUE TO READ THIS.

CEREMONY Welcome & Opening Remarks - Dr. Guthrie Higher Education Program Remarks Keynote Speaker - Dr. Anne Bailey Awards Presentation People will be getting up & moving through the rows!

PRESENTATION OF THE CLASS OF 2019 Presentation of Class of 2019 -

DOCTORAL RISE AS A ROW WHEN INDICATED BY LONDON DOCTORAL PRESENTATION: Doctoral presentation is first, row to go out to the RIGHT & line up on stairs Shake hands with faculty on stage, then those off & exit the opposite side of the stage & loop back into your seat & sit down

MASTER'S RISE AS A ROW WHEN INDICATED BY LONDON MASTER'S PRESENTATION: The 1st row of Master's students will go out to the RIGHT & line up on stairs The 2nd row of Master's students will go out to the LEFT, walk UP the stairs, across the back of the theater & down the stairs to join the line


step-by-step

HIGHER EDUCATION CEREMONY 101 YOU SHOULD SERIOUSLY KEEP GOING, SO CLOSE. MASTER'S PRESENTATION CONTINUED: When your name is called, walk onto the stage toward WHO & WHO Hand hood to WHO TURN & FACE THE CROWD (folks will be taking photos so smile) BEND at your KNEES, KEEPING YOUR BACK STRAIGHT Become a Master of Higher Education Shake hands with faculty on stage, then those off & exit the opposite side of the stage & loop back into your seat & sit down Closing Remarks - Dr. Guthrie No Recessional, guests will be dismissed to the reception

Stay for Class Photos Go to the Reception & Have a GREAT TIME! You're welcome to leave whenever you like, the reception will end at 4:45p. The SLC will lock at 5:00pm, so please make sure you have everything you brought in with you & may have left in the prep-room.


seating chart KNOW WHERE YOU SHOULD BE

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when indicated by London please exit the row this way

when indicated by London please exit the row this way

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RECNEPS SDRAWDE

SEIVED

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seats are needed in this row

REPOOKTUOH

10

SNIKPOH

when indicated by London please exit the row this way

SILLE

seats are needed in this row

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11

TREBLIG

seats are needed in this row

HTAMREIH

ROW 2

11

NÓGALAM -ZERRÉITUG

ROW 1

SERROT

STAGE

ROW 3

ROW 3 WILL EXIT TO THEIR LEFT, WALK UP THE STAIRS, ACROSS THE BACK OF THE THEATER AND DOWN THE STAIRS TO JOIN THE LINE. This is to make sure when folks stand up to get in line, they don't get stuck in the row and can't exit to the stairs potentially blocking the view of the stage (AKA what happened last year).


required items

C CH HE EC CK KB BE EFFO OR RE EY YO OU U LLE EA AV VE EY YO OU UR RH HO OU US SE E!!

This segment is brought to you by the 2018 graduate household who made it all the way to campus, before realizing they were missing things* *Mostly Michaela*

Cap

Gown

Hood

Should be on your head. Tassel should be on the left side (because you turned your tassel at your undergrad ceremony).

Should be on, over your clothes and whatnot. I would suggest steaming or ironing it before the ceremony.

Should NOT be on, carry it in with you. Please make sure you have it. That's what this whole thing is about!

OTher Stoles

Shoe Reminder

Other stoles are welcome if they apply for your time as a graduate student at FSU.

Please remember you will be walking up & down stairs, as well as kneeling in your shoes. There is a STRONG suggestion to practice kneeling.


guest information

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TIMES TO KNOW 1:00p : Doors open for guests to get seated 1:50p : Doors close for guest to enter to allow for the ceremony to start 2:00p : Ceremony starts 2:05p : Doors reopen for guest to join the ceremony 3:30p : Ceremony ends & recpetion starts 4:45p : Reception ends 5:00p : Askew locks

PARKING The closest parking can be found at: Traditions Parking Garage 810 Traditions Way Tallahassee, FL 32304 The other most accessible parking may be found at: Woodward Avenue Garage 1198 North Woodward Ave. Tallahassee FL 32304 Things to note about parking: We don't have reserved parking spaces, so both you and your guests should account for potential parking problems in their travel calculation. I would suggest Woodward over Pensacola as coming from Pensacola requires weird navigation, walking uphill, and potential issues with the construction.


traditions parking Traditions Parking Garage 810 Traditions Way Tallahassee, FL 32304

NOTES: 3 MINS 0.1 MILES

Using Google Maps and typing in "Traditions Parking Garage" will get folks there. Also, you can use Google Maps for walking directions to the ceremony by typing in "Askew Student Life Center" Both ways displayed above should be accessible, though following the grey line might be a little easier as it is mostly sidewalk rather than brick.


woodward parking Woodward Parking 1198 North Woodward Ave. Tallahassee, FL 32304

NOTES: Using Google Maps and typing in "Woodward Parking Garage" will get folks there. Also, you can use Google Maps for walking directions to the ceremony by typing in "Askew Student Life Center" Both paths displayed above should be accessible, though following the grey line might be a little easier as it is mostly sidewalk rather than brick.

8 MINS 0.4 MILES


program info

PLEASE TRIPLE CHECK, BECAUSE MICHAELA IS HUMAN

doctoral graduates Allison Black Peters | PhD Doctoral students in the virtual world: Online EdD students' program experiences and outcomes Amber Holton-Thomas (Hampton) | PhD Education as Feminism for Nontraditional Aged Women Receiving Pell Grants Dorsey Spencer Jr. | PhD LIKE A UNICORN: A NARRATIVE INQUIRY EXPLORING THE LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCES OF UNDERGRADUATE BLACK MEN Esteebaliz Hernández | PhD Embodied Scholar-Activism: Testimonios from Chicana Doctoral Students Jason Paul Guilbeau | PhD Student Diversity in Higher Education: Are Alumni Part of the Equation? Maritza Torres | PhD ELLA CREYÓ QUE PODÍA, ASÍ QUE LO HIZO EXPLORING LATINA LEADER IDENTITY DEVELOPMENT THROUGH TESTIMONIO Marshall Cedric Anthony Jr. | PhD Bridge Inspection: Predicting the Retention of Academically Prepared First-generation, Lowincome Students Participating in a Summer Bridge Program Shermin Murji | PhD Developing strategy: An examination of strategic planning processes of Divisions of Student Affairs in Canadian Higher Education Institutions Sophia Glenyse Wilson Rahming | PhD Black Women in White Coats: Science Identity Construction in Afro-Caribbean Women Tadarrayl Martez Starke | EdD Aid and College Success: The Effect of a Grant-Filled Financial Aid Package on the Academic Performance and Persistence of Traditionally Underrepresented Students in an Academic Support Program Trisha Teig | PhD Higher Education/Student Affairs Master's Students' Preparation and Development as Leadership Educators

PLEASE NOTE THAT I WILL BE COPYING & PASTING DIRECTLY FROM THIS DOCUMENT INTO THE PROGRAM. PLEASE CHECK SPELLING & CAPITALIZATION PREFERENCES FOR YOUR DISSERTATION TITLE AS WELL AS YOUR NAME!


program info

PLEASE TRIPLE CHECK, BECAUSE MICHAELA IS HUMAN

master's graduates Alex Lassard Anurunjitha Kashmira Hiremath Ashley Dawn Milton Beatriz Suzette Gutiérrez-Malagón Briana Christina Edwards Carson Brinkley Banks Danielle Blackfield Destiny Nicole Washington Dillon Shane Yonker Jacob Jeffrey Ellis Jordyn Leigh Chew Joshua Houtkooper Madeline Peña Ryan Hopely Ryan Robert Hopkins Shannon Keanna Cochran Tory E. Dellafiora Valerie Luutran Jessica Leighann Gilbert Brittany Devies Esther Catharena DeClerck

PLEASE NOTE THAT I WILL BE COPYING & PASTING DIRECTLY FROM THIS DOCUMENT INTO THE PROGRAM. PLEASE CHECK SPELLING & CAPITALIZATION PREFERENCES FOR YOUR NAME!


so close to the end! I'm so honored and excited to celebrate your accomplishments next week! Please let me know if you have any questions/concerns in the lead up! Wishing you nothing but the best, Michaela

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