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Grad Pass
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Guests enter through northwest and northeast doors.
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Regalia
1xbet best casino website are encouraged to wear their regalia to the ceremony as there are not changing stations available.
Bachelor- purple gown, purple cap and tassel
Master- black gown, black cap, hood and tassel
Doctoral- gown, hood, tam and tassel
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Personal items
There is no checking area. Leave all valuables (purses, wallets, cameras, etc.) at home, in the trunk of your car or with a trusted member of the audience.
Photography
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Prohibited Items
Please note that there is no clear bag policy for the commencement events.
- Signs, posters, banners, etc.
- Alcoholic beverages or controlled substances
- Cans, glass, bottles, ice chests, coolers, picnic baskets and insulated beverage containers (see Containers and Coolers)
- Possession or use of explosives (including fireworks)
- Food and/or beverages
- Noisemakers and laser pointers
- Live animals (except Guide and Service Dogs)
- Large flags, flagpoles and items obstructing sightlines
- Oversized strollers
- Throwing of any objects
- Standing in aisles
- Umbrellas