Texas Tech will hold its summer commencement ceremonies Aug. 6 at United Supermarkets Arena.

Texas Tech University will celebrate its newest graduates at its summer commencement ceremonies Saturday (Aug. 6). 

Ceremonies can be viewed online via livestream. 

Each ceremony will be held at United Supermarkets Arena, 1701 Indiana Ave. The schedule is as follows: 

Saturday (Aug. 6)

• 9 a.m.
  • Graduate School
    (doctoral and master candidates will receive their degrees from their respective colleges throughout both ceremonies)
  • J.T. & Margaret Talkington College of Visual & Performing Arts (TCVPA)
  • Honors College 
  • College of Architecture
  • Jerry S. Rawls College of Business
  • College of Arts & Sciences 
    
    
• 1:30 p.m.
  • Graduate School
  • University Studies
  • Davis College of Agricultural Sciences & Natural Resources 
  • Edward E. Whitacre Jr. College of Engineering
  • College of Education
  • College of Media & Communication
  • College of Human Sciences 

The Clear Bag Policy is in effect for all commencement ceremonies. For more information about commencement, including maps and parking, visit the commencement web page.

Banner Bearers 

Outstanding students, chosen based on their all-around achievement, will carry banners representing their colleges. The banner bearers are:

• Davis College: Hunter Hudson, agricultural and applied economics
• College of Architecture: Cash Varner, architecture
• College of Arts & Sciences: Virginia Finster, political science
• College of Education: Peyton Christian, education
• College of Human Sciences: Amanda Castro, human sciences
• College of Media & Communication: Toluwani Osibamowo, journalism
• College of Engineering: Morgan Loiseau, industrial engineering
• Graduate School: Lauren Pascarella, clinical psychology; Alex Smith, civil engineering
• Honors College: Nanette Dolera, honors sciences and humanities; Logan Schlegel, agricultural and applied economics
• Rawls College of Business: Meghan Keough, marketing
• TCVPA: Lauren Martin, music
• University Studies: Sandra Bagwell, university studies  

Honor Students

The highest-ranking spring graduates for each college/program are:

• Davis College: Logan Schlegel, agricultural and applied economics
• College of Architecture: Cash Varner, architecture
• College of Arts & Sciences: Kendra Anne Adams, psychology; Kaitlyn Boerner, general studies; Douglas Scott Cooper, political science; Jared King Hill, general studies; Andras Horvath, mathematics; Alisha Gabrielle Morgan, general studies; Julie Sang, cell and molecular biology
• College of Education: Tiffany Lee Bryant, education; Peyton Alexandria Christian, education; Kenneth Joel Ruiz, education
• College of Human Sciences: Macy Victoria Pargmann, counseling and addiction recovery sciences; Catherine Faith Huber, human sciences
• College of Media & Communication: Claire Elyse Meyer, creative media industries; Toluwani Eniola Osibamowo, journalism
• College of Engineering: Aditi Karmaker, chemical engineering; Senjuti Karmaker, chemical engineering
• Honors College: Nanette Dolera, honors sciences and humanities
• Rawls College of Business: Catherine Suzanne Heinrich, accounting; Justin Thomas Kennon, accounting; Natalie Grace Kilpatrick, accounting; Ethan Krisna Ouy, accounting; Kirsten Hunter Thornton, accounting 
• TCVPA: Stephen Zachary Mitchell, music; Claire Evangeline Brown, music
• University Studies: Sandra Bagwell, university studies

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