Mailman School of Public Health
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AWARDS CEREMONY
The awards ceremony is an annual event celebrating the achievement of graduates. Awards presented include several school-wide honors as well as numerous awards and prizes for outstanding achievement within each of the School’s academic departments.
Date: Tuesday, May 20, 2014
Time: 10:30am
Location: 722 West 168th Street, 8th floor Auditorium
Reception: Immediately following ceremony
Tickets: RSVP’s required
Caps and Gowns: Not required
GRADUATION CEREMONY
This ceremony celebrates the accomplishments of the graduating students of the Mailman School of Public Health Class of 2014. Students' names are read as they process across the stage.
Date: Tuesday, May 20, 2014
Time: 4:00 p.m.
Location: The Armory, 216 Fort Washington Ave.
Speaker: John W. Rowe, MD, Professor of Health Policy and Management, Mailman School of Public Health
Reception: Immediately following ceremony
Tickets: RSVP’s required
Caps and Gowns: Required
Diplomas: TBD
Useful Links
Announcements
May 2, 2014
Check out the Columbia University Commencement Week 2014 mobile app for essential on-the-go Commencement Day, Baccalaureate Service, and other ceremony details. Make sure you have up-to-date information as you participate in events: check ceremony schedules, understand campus access, view maps, and keep track of important details. Please also share with your guests as they prepare for their visit to campus. Go to m.commencement.columbia.edu.April 30, 2014
Graduating Students: Please make sure that you distribute your University Commencement tickets to your families and guests before Commencement day. As graduates and guests gather in different locations for the ceremony, it is extremely difficult to navigate campus and give your guests there tickets that morning.
For more information on Commencement tickets, please visit the Tickets section of this website.
April 14, 2014
Columbia Announces 2014 Honorary Degree Recipients.
Honorary Degrees are awarded to individuals who have made significant contributions to research, publication, law, science, government, education and literature. Honorary degrees were first awarded by Columbia in 1758. Honorees do not need to be graduates of Columbia University.
The University Medal for Excellence is awarded each year to an alumnus or alumna, under 45 years of age, whose record in scholarship, public service, or professional life is outstanding.
Commencement 2013 Slideshow
