Regalia, Military Cords, & Stoles of Gratitude
Participation in the Commencement ceremony requires that a cap, gown, and hood be worn. The cost of these items for undergraduate and master’s students is included in your graduation fee.
Regalia will be available for pickup at the Campus Bookstore starting May 1.
Undergraduate & Graduate: Regalia is ordered for all students and will be available at the bookstore for pickup starting the last week of April.
Doctoral: Doctoral students should have received an email in December to order regalia. If you did not, please contact your program director for assistance. You do not need to pre-order/pre-size; the Bookstore orders a bell curve of sizes that they will distribute individually.
Military Honor Cords:
During the Commencement ceremony, 亚洲色吧 is pleased to honor those graduating students who are providing or have provided military service to the United States of America or will commission upon graduation. If you are graduating this year and are an honorably discharged U.S. veteran student, a currently serving U.S. military student (active duty, National Guard, or Reserves), or commissioning to serve upon graduation this year, you are authorized to wear a Military Honor Cord. For those eligible for military cords, they will be provided with your regalia upon pick up at the Bookstore.
Stole of Gratitude
The Endicott Stole of Gratitude is a College tradition and a symbol of thanks. Worn during the Commencement ceremony, the stole carries the sincere appreciation by the graduate for someone who provided extraordinary help or support. Following the ceremony, the graduate presents the stole to someone who may have helped with wisdom, encouragement, or financial assistance. Recipients often include parents, relatives, or mentors. More than one stole may be worn during Commencement, symbolizing that there are many people in the graduate's life deserving of such a gift. Stoles are available in the Endicott Bookstore.
