Graduation ceremonies

This pamphlet features a schedule of events (May 10-30, 1949) for Commencement celebrations at Texas Wesleyan College.

Multi-page document featuring instructions and script for participants in the Academic Convocation of Fall 2013.

Schedule of Events for the Baccalaureate Services of 1963.

Texas Wesleyan College Summer Baccalaureate program, August 18, 1968, held at Polytechnic Methodist Church. Also includes an insert for Candidates for Graduation dated August 23, 1968.

This program features the names of Bachelor and Master candidates. Also included the names of Honorary Doctorate Candidates: Ernesto Nieto, founder of the National Hispanic Institute and Gloria I. De Leon (Doctor of Humane Letters). The commencement speaker was Michael Bivens, the then education director of Coco-Cola Foundation.

This program includes the names of candidates for Bachelor, Master, and Doctor of Jurispendence degrees. The commencement speaker was Dr. Wayne Day, the then senior minister of First United Methodist Church of Fort Worth. Inserted into the program is folded document featuring instructions for graduation day.

This program contains the names of Bachelor, Master, and Doctor of Jurispudence candidates. The commencement address was given by Ronald Reed, Distinguished University Scholar, Professor of Education and Philosophy at Texas Wesleyan University.

This program features the names of Bachelor, Master, and Doctor of Jurisprudence candidates. The commecement speaker was Quentin McGown, class of 1979, and the then Director of Alumni and Constituency Relations. The honorary degree recipient was John S. Justin, Jr. (Doctor of Humane Letters) businessman and former mayor of Ft. Worth.

This program features the names of Bachelor, Master, and Juris Doctorate candidates. Honorary degrees recipients were Abuna Elias Chacour and Ruby Lee Piester '39. Both received the Doctor of Humane Letters. Abuna Elias Chacour was the commencement speaker and his address was titled "Unity and Pluralism".

This program features the names of Bachelor, Master, and Juris Doctor candidates. Jake B. Schrum performed the commencement address titled "Reflections"