College Celebrates Commencement
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A group of students in caps and gowns pose for a photo on the street before the start of the commencement procession.
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Six female students in caps and gowns pose for a group photo before the commencement procession.
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A female in the commencement procession waves to someone off camera while someone extends a floral lei to her.
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A photo of a student's cap. The cap has a white top with black spots like a cow. It reads, "Time to Moooove On," and it has a cartoon cow face on it.
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A row of graduates sitting down at the ceremony look to their left and smile for the camera.
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Three female graduates sitting at the commencement ceremony look to their left and smile for the camera.
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Pia Spors receives a medallion.
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Fiona Ma speaks
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A row of students standing and cheering during Commencement.
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Professor Bonny Burns-Whitmore lifts the mace above her head with both hands at the end of the Commencement ceremony.
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Family and friends surround a graduate and point to her diploma as they pose for a photo in front of the ceremony stage.May 20, 2024
Hundreds of family and friends helped students in the Huntley College of Agriculture’s Class of 2024 celebrate Commencement.
The annual Commencement ceremony took place on Friday evening, May 17, on the University Quad.
Professor Bonny Burns-Whitmore of the Department of Nutrition & Food Science was this year’s mace bearer, leading the procession of students onto the University Quad.
Pia Spors, an agribusiness and food industry management, student was honored as the Julian A. McPhee Outstanding Student Scholar Award recipient as the class valedictorian.
As the McPhee scholar, she was given the honor of addressing the graduating class.
California State Treasurer Fiona Ma was the special guest speaker for the Huntley College commencement ceremony.
The event was livestreamed and recorded for those who couldn't attend or would like to re-watch the festivities.