A Spring 2003 graduate celebrates with her mother.
UTSA commencement ceremonies set for Dec. 12-13
(Dec. 4, 2003)--More than 2,200 graduation candidates representing seven UTSA colleges and the School of Architecture are expected to participate in four UTSA Fall 2003 commencement ceremonies Dec. 12-13 at the Convocation Center on the UTSA 1604 Campus. Each ceremony will be broadcast live on Time Warner Cable channel 19 and on UTSA-TV monitors.
Jeffrey W. Clarke, senior vice president and general manager of Dell Inc., is the keynote speaker at the 5 p.m., Friday, Dec. 12 commencement ceremony for the College of Engineering and the College of Sciences. Clarke and his wife Loretta, both UTSA alumni, recently donated $500,000 to UTSA to establish two distinguished professorships in the College of Engineering and the College of Education and Human Development.
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RSS FeedsLinda Foster, UTSA alumna and principal of Alamo Heights High School, is the keynote speaker at the 9 a.m., Saturday, Dec. 13 ceremony for the College of Liberal and Fine Arts and the School of Architecture.
Sen. John Cornyn is the keynote speaker at the 1 p.m., Saturday, Dec. 13 ceremony for the College of Education and Human Development and College of Public Policy.
Former City Councilwoman Bonnie Conner will deliver the final keynote address at the 5 p.m., Saturday, Dec. 13 ceremony recognizing graduates of the College of Business.
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Dec. 12 Commencement Ceremony
5 p.m.
College of Engineering, College of Sciences.
Dec. 13 Commencement Ceremonies
9 a.m.
College of Liberal and Fine Arts, School of Architecture.
1 p.m.
College of Education and Human Development, College of Public Policy.
5 p.m.
College of Business.
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Summer and Fall 2003 Degree Statistics
College of Sciences -- 215 bachelor's, 61 master's, 3 doctoral; total 279
College of Engineering -- 93, 37, 0; total 130
School of Architecture -- 21, 1, 0; total 22
College of Liberal and Fine Arts -- 533, 50, 0; total 583
College of Education and Human Development -- 206, 197, 2; total 405
College of Public Policy -- 95, 18, 0; total 113
College of Business -- 562, 130, 0; total 692
Bachelor's degree candidates 1,724
Master's degree candidates 494
Doctoral degree candidates 5
Total 2,223