LATINX RECOGNITION CEREMONY

A photograph of all the students who attended Latinx Graduation. The image depicts a large group of people, predominantly young adults, standing side by side in a spacious, well-lit indoor area with a light wooden floor and beige walls. The attendees are wearing vibrant, multicolored serape stoles, which feature horizontal stripes in various bright colors, including red, blue, green, yellow, and white with fringed edges. Many are dressed in formal or semi-formal attire. Several of them hold certificates. In the background, there is a projected presentation on a screen with partially visible text, and various decorations including an arrangement reading "CHICANO PROGRAMS" and "Class of 2025."

Latin American Programs to celebrate our student's completion of their college journey at our semesterly Latinx Recognition Ceremony! The sarape stole represents celebration and community.

If you are a student about to graduate this semester, fill out the following student form before the deadline and get a chance to participate in our Latinx Recognition Ceremony.


If you are a faculty/staff member, you can nominate a student for a stole by filling out this faculty/staff form .


Additionally, faculty and staff are invited to attend the ceremony by filling out the following form: Latinx Recognition Ceremony Fall 2025 – Invitation Form .


Our team will contact you after the deadline with the location, time, and other details for this semester’s celebration. Students from all backgrounds and disciplines are encouraged to participate!