2024年3月12日 · Black Grad, also known as the African American Graduation Ceremony is the annual ceremony for graduating students of African descent designed to celebrate their academic achievements.

2023年5月20日 · African American Student Recognition Ceremony Saturday, May 20, 2023 • 12:30 to 2 p.m. • Save Mart CenterLyles College of Engineering Commencement Ceremony

There has been significant gains in graduation rates for African-American students, but they still have the farthest to go. The purpose of this recognition is to acknowledge graduating seniors who have reached this noteworthy milestone, and who might not otherwise be recognized individually.

Black Grad, also known as the African American Recognition Ceremony is the annual ceremony for graduating students of African descent designed to celebrate their academic achievements.

Approximately 45 percent of African Americans in high school are living in single-parent households with their mothers, and 35 percent are living in single-parent households with their fathers. Another factor impacting Black graduation rates is the lack of access to the Internet.

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2024年5月10日 · The Black Graduation Ceremony is a pre-commencement celebration to honor African and African American students who through unyielding determination have successfully completed an undergraduate or graduate degree from the University of Washington.

2024年5月18日 · The African and African American Graduation ceremony is a pre-commencement celebration to honor African and African American students who, through unyielding determination, have successfully completed an Associate Degree and or Certificate from a Peralta Community College.

2023年5月4日 · As commencement season kicks off across the U.S., UC Berkeley’s Department of African American Studies is preparing to host the annual Black Graduation ceremony on May 20, 2023, at Zellerbach Hall.

2024年12月18日 · African American graduation is a powerful symbol of resilience, achievement, and the ongoing pursuit of equality. By understanding the historical context, celebrating individual successes, and continuing to advocate for equitable educational opportunities, we can ensure a brighter future for all.