The University of Redlands will proudly graduate 1,462 undergraduate and graduate students at its 110^th Commencement ceremonies, April 25 to 27 at the Alumni Greek Theatre on the Redlands, California campus.

The following ceremonies are scheduled:

• • School of Education Commencement — 4:30 p.m. Thursday, April 25
    • Ceremony will be streamed live. Visit http://www.redlands.edu/SEstream at the time of the ceremony.
    • 379 graduates
    • Keynote speaker: Kevin Kumashiro — an internationally recognized expert on educational policy, school reform, teacher preparation, and educational equity and social justice
    • Student speaker: Yolanda Stephanie DeLoera ’14, ’19 is a first-generation scholar with a doctoral degree in leadership for educational justice who plans to continue her research, pedagogy, and advocacy
  • College of Arts & Sciences Commencement — 4:30 p.m. Friday, April 26
    • Ceremony will be streamed live. Visit http://www.redlands.edu/CASstream at the time of the ceremony.
    • 487 graduates
    • Honorary Doctor of Humane Letters: Santos Manuel (posthumously), founding leader of the San Manuel Band of Mission Indians
    • Keynote speaker: Raymond Obstfeld — an American novelist, screenwriter and non-fiction writer who teaches creative writing at Orange Coast College
    • Student speaker: Brenna Hope Phillips ’19 is a second-generation Bulldog graduating with a BA in history and a BA in public policy with a minor in political science who plans to attend law school  
  • Johnston Center for Integrative Studies — 1:30 p.m. Saturday, April 27
    • Though students in the Johnston program walk in the College of Arts and Sciences ceremony, they also participate in a personalized event for the 40 graduates of the program, held on Bekins Lawn
  • School of Business Commencement—4:30 p.m. Saturday, April 27
    • Ceremony will be streamed live. Visit http://www.redlands.edu/SBstream at the time of the ceremony.
    • 596 graduates
    • Keynote speaker: Paul Zak — an American neuroeconomist, who is known as a proponent of the field for his work which applies neuroscience to build high-performance organizations and to understand and guide consumer decisions
    • Student speaker: Danny Gaviria ’19, MBA was born in Colombia and has always had his eye toward his future: building his résumé, improving his education, and making sure his parents' sacrifices were not in vain. Gaviria’s future plan is to pursue a doctoral degree

Guests should refer to the campus map for directions and available parking. More information about ceremonies and live streaming are available online at Redlands.edu/commencement. All are encouraged to share congratulations and photographs via social media using the hashtag #URBulldog2019. Commencement ceremonies are for invited guests only and not open to the public.

Note to members of the media: All media must contact Jennifer Dobbs to receive credentials if planning to be on campus for commencement.