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2022 Commencement Hosts Over 500 Graduates

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Truckee Meadows Community College recently issued the following announcement.

While TMCC's Dandini Campus has had a quiet week following final exams, on Friday May 20, the Student Center hosted over 500 graduates and their families in a hybrid, walk-through ceremony. Graduating students were invited to cross the commencement stage, while their family and friends had "front row" photo opportunities in front of the stage. Lines of students with their families stretched beyond the Student Center and, at times, past the Sierra Building, each waiting their turn to cross the stage, completing one step on their academic and professional journeys.

Graduates honored in this ceremony included students who earned a certificate or degree in Fall 2021, Spring 2022 and Summer 2022. The numbers are impressive; students honored include: 

  • 1,397 associate degrees
  • 222 certificates of achievement
  • 30 bachelor's degrees
  • 17 degrees earned by dual-enrolled students from ACE High School
  • 51 degrees earned by dual-enrolled students from TMCC High School
Additionally, the class of 2022 was a diverse group, which included the following attributes:

  • 15 International students from: Japan, China, Mexico, Peru, India, Romania, South Korea, Thailand, and Trinidad and Tobago
  • 172 Nevada Promise Scholars
  • 20 Student-Athletes
  • 95 Veteran students
  • Our oldest graduate is 69 years old, and received an associate of applied science degree in HVACR
  • Our youngest candidates (there were two) are 16 years old and both received an associate of science degree
The ceremony began at 10 a.m. with students from the Life Sciences, Allied Health and Public Safety Division, followed by students in the Mathematics and Physical Sciences, Liberal Arts, Business and Social Sciences and Technical Sciences Divisions. 

President's Medal Recipient Chairman Arlan Melendez poses with a graduate from the Reno-Sparks Indian Colony.

These three students received degrees from TMCC in advance of their graduation from TMCC High School.

The Class of 2022 was celebrated on Friday May 20 with a hybrid ceremony.

Families took part in the hybrid celebration hosted in the Student Center.

Over 500 graduates would attend the hybrid ceremony in celebration of their accomplishments.

Many students observed a longtime tradition of decorating their caps.

While the number of degrees was finite, the number of smiles was infinite.

President's Medal Recipient Chairman Arlan Melendez poses with a graduate from the Reno-Sparks Indian Colony.

These three students received degrees from TMCC in advance of their graduation from TMCC High School.

The Class of 2022 was celebrated on Friday May 20 with a hybrid ceremony.

Families took part in the hybrid celebration hosted in the Student Center.

Over 500 graduates would attend the hybrid ceremony in celebration of their accomplishments.

Many students observed a longtime tradition of decorating their caps.

While the number of degrees was finite, the number of smiles was infinite.

President's Medal Recipient Chairman Arlan Melendez poses with a graduate from the Reno-Sparks Indian Colony.

These three students received degrees from TMCC in advance of their graduation from TMCC High School.

Original source can be found here.

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