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May Ceremony Schedule

student speaker facing out to audience at commencement
Fall 2023, spring 2024, and summer 2024 graduates will be celebrated on Friday, May 17 and Saturday, May 18, 2024 at the Mangrum Track and Field at Cal State San Marcos. The commencement schedule for each college is noted below. Ceremonies are estimated to be two (2) hours long for the CHABSS ceremonies and about an hour (1) long for the other the ceremonies. The recessional will lead graduates to the end of the field (facing Craven Road and Lot B and Lot C), where they can meet their guests. 

 

Commencement crowd and guest cheering for their CSUSM graduate
Tickets will be required for all guests and graduates will be required to have a gradpass. A separate registration email was sent to all eligible graduates in April. Each graduate may bring eight (8) guests. There will be a standby line at each ceremony. Standby does not guarantee admission into the venue for a particular ceremony, and will be at a first-come, first-served basis. Standby line will be allowed to enter the venue at the start of procession as long as the venue is not yet at capacity. There will also be an alternate viewing area in the University Student Union Ballroom (second floor), where the ceremony will be livedstreamed.

Please make sure to read venue security information as well as disclaimers.

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Friday, May 17, 2024 

9:00am - College of Business Administration (CoBA)

Business Administration, BS, MBA

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1:30pm - College of Humanities, Arts, Behavioral & Social Sciences, Ceremony 1 (CHABSS 1)

American Indian Studies, BA

Communication, BA

Ethnic Studies, BA

History, BA, MA

Linguistics, BA

Music, BA

Spanish, BA, MA

Visual and Performing Arts, BA

Anthropology, BA

Economics, BA

Geography, BA

Liberal Studies, BA

Literature and Writing Studies, BA, MA

Political Science, BA

Special Major, BA

Women's Gender and Sexuality Studies, BA

Art, Media and Design, BA

Environmental Studies, BA

Global Studies, BA

Integrated Teacher Education Program (ITEP) 

Media Studies, BA

Social Sciences, BA

Theatre, BA

Women's Studies, BA

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6:00pm - College of Humanities, Arts, Behavioral & Social Sciences, Ceremony 2 (CHABSS 2)

Child and Adolescent Development, BA

Sociological Practice, MA 

Criminology and Justice Studies, BA

Sociology, BA

Psychological Science, BA, MA

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Saturday, May 18, 2024

9:00am - College of Education, Health & Human Services, Ceremony 1 (CEHHS 1)

Curriculum and Instruction, MA

Human Development, BA

Special Education, MA

Educational Administration, MA

Multicultural and Multilingual Education, MA

Teaching Credential Programs

Educational Leadership, Ed.D

Reading, Language and Literacy, MA

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1:30pm - College of Education, Health & Human Services,    Ceremony 2 (CEHHS 2)

Kinesiology, BS, MS

Nursing, BS, MS

Master of Public Health, MPH

Speech-Language Pathology, BS, MS

Master of Social Work, MSW

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6:00pm - College of Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics (CSTEM)

Applied Physics, BS

BioTechnology, BS, MBt

Computer Information Systems, BS

Mathematics, BS, MS

Biochemistry, BS

Chemistry, BS, MS

Cybersecurity, MS

Software Engineering, BS

Biological Sciences, BS, MS

Computer Science, BS, MS

Electrical Engineering, BS

Wildfire Science and the Urban Interface, BS

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Disclaimers

Ceremony dates and times are subject to change due to weather, venue limitations, graduate participation, etc. 

The university will continue to monitor county and state regulations. CSUSM plans to host in-person ceremonies, rain or shine, on the Mangrum Track to celebrate the current graduating class. Attendance and participation will require advance registration and attendance will be limited. A livestream of the ceremonies will be made available on the CSUSM website and the CSUSM app. 

Please continue to monitor this website for the most current details, protocols and safety measures regarding Commencement 2024. We will update the site regularly as state and local regulations continue to evolve.

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