P O R T L A N D /O BSERVE R T h u rsd a y M a r . 11, 1971
Ham ilton W inter Comencement speaker at PSU
D r . W illia m H . H a m ilto n , dean
of P o rtla n d State U n iv e rs ity 's —
C ollege of A r ts and L e tte rs w ill
s p e a k at the u n iv e rs ity 's f i r s t
w in te r com m encem ent at 8 p .m .,
F r id a y , M a rc h 19.
A n e stim a te d 500 students a re
e x p e c t e d to be e lig ib le to p a r­
tic ip a te in the p u b lic c e re m o n y ...
w hich w ill be held in the b a llro o m
o f S m ith M e m o ria l C e n te r.
P o rtla n d State tr a d itio n a lly has
held only one com m encem ent a
y e a r at the end of s p rin g q u a rte r,
but now is scheduling graduatio n
c e re m o n ie s at the end of e a c h - -
te rm .
In
announcing t h e m u ltip le
com m encem ents, P r e s i d e n t
G re g o ry B . W olfe c ite d the in -
c re a s in g num ber of g ra d u a te s.,
and the need of m any of them
to have d ip lo m a s a s s o o n a s p o s s
ib le when they go jo b hunting.
H e re to fo re , students co m p le tin g
academ ic re q u ire m e n ts d u rin g .,
s u m m e r J a il and w in te r te r m s ...
had to w a it u n til the fo llo w in g
June to re c e iv e th e ir d ip lo m a s .
P o rtla n d State graduated m ore
than 2,000 students la s t J u n e .
N ext
s p rin g 's c e r e m o n y ,
scheduled fo r 8 p .m ., June 11, in
the M e m o ria l C o lis e u m , w ill be
turned in to a fo rm a l u n iv e rs ity
convocation.
T h e e n d - o f- th e -te r m
com ­
m encem ent p ro g ra m s w ill be in­
fo rm a l a ffa irs w ith degree candi­
dates dressed in s tre e t c lo th e s ...
ra th e r than tra d itio n a l academ ic
re g a lia . Those e lig ib le to p a r­
tic ip a te in the M a rc h p ro g ra m
m ay e le c t to take p a rt in the
com m encem ent p o rtio n of the
June convocation ce re m o n y.
The M a rc h co m m e n ce m e n t...
w ill m a rk the f i r s t m a jo r P o r t ­
land address by H a m ilto n , who
became dean of the C olle g e of
A r ts and L e tte r s la s t f a ll. He
cam e to P o rtla n d State fro m New
C o lle g e of S arasota, F la , w here
he had been p ro fe s s o r of re lig io n
in the hu m a n itie s d iv is io n since
1967.
The au th o r of sco re s of a r t­
ic le s and te le v is io n s c rip ts de a l­
ing w ith theology, lite r a tu r e , the
a rts and education, H a m ilto n has
picked " S u r v iv a l” as the to p ic .,
o f h is com m encem ent a d d re ss.
Says he:
" I am m ild ly in te re ste d in .,
the li t t l e p ro b le m s that educa -
tlo n is supposed to solve: c r i t i ­
c is m of the past, p ro d u ctive w o rk
to take tw o. B ut la m in c re a s in g -
ly in te re ste d in the m a jo r p ro -
ble
ly Interested in the m a jo r p ro b ­
le m a ll of us w ill be facing in .,
the 70’ s - s u rv iv a l: ph ysica l and
psychic s u rv iv a l. W ill it be poss­
ib le to liv e as an A m e ric a n , w ith
a ll one's senses, a liv e and open.,
and not go m ad?”
“ATTENTION”
In
announcing t h e m u ltip le
com m encem ents, P r e s i d e n t
G re g o ry B . W olfe cite d the in -
c re a s in g num ber of g ra d u a te s.,
and the need of m any o f them
to have d ip lo m a s a s s o o n a s p o s s
ib le when they go jo b hunting.
H e re to fo re , students co m p le tin g
academ ic re q u ire m e n ts d u rin g .,
s u m m e r J a il and w in te r te r m s ...
had to w a it u n til the fo llo w in g
June to re ce ive th e ir d ip lo m a s .
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