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Yasmin Ali, Interim Vice President for Student Affairs
Aaron Wilson ʼ25 Members of the Harlem Chamber Players: Kenneth Bentley, Tuba, Eric Davis, Horn, Richard Fields, Trumpet, Burt Mason, Trombone, Hugo Moreno, Trumpet Musical Director: Malcolm J. Merriweather, Professor, Tania León Chair of Music at Brooklyn College
April Bedford, Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs
James A. Lynch Jr., Interim Dean, Murray Koppelman School of Business María R. Scharrón-del Río, Dean, School of Education Philip Napoli, Dean, School of Humanities and Social Sciences Peter Tolias, Dean, School of Natural and Behavioral Sciences Paula J. Massood, Interim Dean, School of Visual, Media and Performing Arts
Michelle J. Anderson, President, Brooklyn College
Stephanie Pacheco, National Youth Poet Laureate
Carrie Ebbin ʼ25, Valedictorian, Brooklyn College
Shirley Chisholm ʼ46, accepted by the Rev. Al Sharpton, Civil Rights and Social Justice Activist
Izaya Perrier ʼ25 and Harlem Chamber Players
Commencement knowledgebase Everything you need to know about Commencement. Commencement Checklist Review the checklist carefully and make note of the stated deadlines. Eligibility Contact Us
Commencement and graduation are not the same. In order to participate in Commencement, you need to have filed for graduation by the deadline for the included semesters. In order to “graduate” and receive your diploma, you have to pass all your classes and meet your degree requirements. Spring and summer graduates are invited to participate in commencement even though their final grades or requirements are not complete. This means that we do not wait to see if students passed their classes or actually met all their requirements to allow them to participate in commencement. You simply have to file for graduation by the deadline for the included semesters.