The following information pertains to all students who are participating in the Commencement Ceremony.

If you are graduating this semester, you will receive a letter with further information about the Anderson Convocation.

The Anderson Convocation is on Saturday, May 17 2008 at 4:00 PM at Johnson Center. Family and friends do not need tickets. Seating is on a first come, first served basis. For more information about cap, gowns, MBA hoods, and invitations please go to www.unm.edu/~commence/.

Information about the University Ceremony can be found here: http://www.unm.edu/~commence/index.html

If you have a PRIVACY FLAG on your records at UNM, your name cannot be printed in the program for graduation. You can remove the flag by going to the Records Office, Room 250, in the Student Services Center.

If you have any questions, please contact Mary Cromer, Anderson Convocation Coordinator in ASM 2034, via phone 277-7045, or via e-mail (cromer@mgt.unm.edu).

Anderson Convocation Speakers range from university and government officials to Anderson alumni. Below is a list of speakers and the speeches (available) that they addressed to the Anderson graduating classes. Some of the speeches are available in Adobe Acrobat (PDF) format.

	Gary Tonjes - Spring 2007 Speaker President Albuquerque Economic Development, Inc. Address to Anderson Graduates (Adobe Acrobat Format)
	John G. Kneen - Fall 2006 Speaker Adjunct Faculty Anderson School of Management Address to Anderson Graduates (Adobe Acrobat Format)
	Ann Rhoades - Spring 2006 Speaker President People Ink Address to Anderson Graduates (Adobe Acrobat Format)
	Eric Pillmore - Fall 2005 Speaker Senior Vice President, Corporate Governance Tyco International, Ltd. Address to Anderson Graduates (Adobe Acrobat Format)
	Robert Wertheim - Fall 2004 Speaker Chairman Charter Bank*Mortgage*Insurance Address to Anderson Graduates (Adobe Acrobat Format)

The University of New Mexico Commencement Ceremony is the campus-wide graduation ceremony for students from all schools, colleges, and degree programs. It is held separately than the Anderson ceremony.

Click the link below to obtain more information and to register for the UNM Ceremony.

UNM Commencement Information

In order to graduate, all Anderson students must take the Learning Assurance Test (LAT). Click the link below to obtain more information. If you do not take the LAT, your graduation will be delayed until the next semester.

LAT Information