July 31, 2021, Commencement

9 a.m. Saturday, July 31, 2021
Gale Bullman Building on the S&T campus 

Missouri S&T will hold a special commencement ceremony this summer to honor individuals who graduated from S&T during the past year but were not able to participate in a ceremony. We hope you visit campus and participate in this special occasion.

Graduates, you may participate if you:

• Graduated in Spring 2020, Summer 2020 or Fall 2020
• Graduated in Spring 2021 but did not walk in a recent ceremony
• Are a candidate for graduation in Summer 2021 (must apply to graduate through Joe’SS)
  
  

Registering to attend

Graduates must register by Monday, June 21, through Eventbrite to participate in the ceremony. Check your email on May 26 or May 27 for a message from S&T Commencement (commencement@mst.edu) with the subject line “It’s never too late to celebrate.” This email will include details and a link to register through Eventbrite. If you would like to participate in the ceremony but did not receive an email, please email commencement@mst.edu with:

• Your name
• Degree
• Academic department
• Semester of graduation

Each registered graduate may bring up to four guests.

Announcements

• Spring 2021 announcement to graduates
• Read the Chancellor’s announcement about Spring 2021 Commencement
• Read the Chancellor’s announcement about Fall 2020 Commencement

Sights and sounds from S&T’s Spring 2021 commencement ceremonies

Because of the need for social distancing, there were four separate ceremonies this spring, one Friday evening and three Saturday. Dr. John C. Wagner of Idaho Falls, Idaho, director of Idaho National Laboratory (INL) and president of Battelle Energy Alliance LLC, spoke at each ceremony. In addition, four student speakers addressed the audience throughout the weekend: Elizabeth Pomerenke, a senior in chemical engineering; Alissa Keller, a senior in civil engineering, Ashley-Ann Davis, a senior in engineering management; and Alivia Dean, a senior in mechanical engineering.

Congratulations to each of the nearly 1,120 members of the Spring 2021 Class.

Program

• Spring 2021 Commencement Program