Class of 2022 Undergraduate Commencement Weekend
Friday, May 6 & Saturday, May 7, 2022
Congratulations! Commencement is a long-awaited time of celebration for Messiah’s undergraduate Class of 2022 and their families and guests. Please view the links at left for the schedule of events for Messiah University's Class of 2022 Commencement weekend, along with other helpful details. For special questions or needs regarding Commencement, please contact the Office of Conference and Event Services at 717.691.6009 or roomres@messiah.edu.
Commencement moved INDOORS on Saturday, May 7, 2022
Due to the forecasted wind, cold and rain conditions for Saturday, May 7, Messiah University’s Undergraduate Commencement will be moved indoors. The University will now hold TWO abbreviated indoor ceremonies (10 a.m. and 1 p.m.) in Brubaker Auditorium located in Eisenhower Campus Center.
- IMPORTANT: Graduates are assigned a ceremony time based on their academic department.
- Seating is limited inside the auditorium, and guests will be required to have TICKETS for entry. View important information for graduates and guests re: indoor Commencement tickets.
- Both ceremonies will be broadcast for livestream viewing via the link below. The livestream may be viewed off campus, or guests may gather and watch the livestream in Parmer Hall, located in the High Center. The campus shuttle will drop off and pick up guests to this location for both ceremonies.
Read the adjusted schedule details
View the Commencement ceremony livestream
Commencement COVID-19 protocols
Messiah University's campus is currently "mask optional," both outdoors and in all university buildings. For the health and safety of all of our guests, we ask that you please do not attend Commencement events if you have a confirmed case of COVID-19 or are experiencing COVID-related symptoms. Guests may also view www.messiah.edu/together to confirm the University's other COVID-19 mitigation protocols. Messiah's Commencement planning is tightly integrated with changing federal and state restrictions related to COVID-19, and aspects of the ceremony are subject to change as the University adjusts its planning in response.