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College of Arts and Sciences

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WATCH THE RECORDING OF THE CEREMONY THAT OCCURRED ON JUNE 14, 2024 AT 12:30 P.M. ET.

Congratulations, Class of 2024!

Dear Class of 2024,

On behalf of the faculty, professional staff, and alumni of the College of Arts and Sciences, I congratulate you on your graduation! It has been our great honor and privilege to work with and mentor you. We are thrilled for your achievement and proud of you.

I look forward to celebrating you at the CoAS Commencement ceremony, scheduled for Friday, June 14, at 12:30 p.m. at the Mann Center for the Performing Arts.

Your dedication and hard work has gotten you to this momentous point in your lives. I hope you can take the time to savor this special accomplishment. Hope to see you June 14!

Sincerely,

David Brown
Dean, College of Arts and Sciences

David Brown, Dean

Hats Off to the Class of 2024!

Before you turn your tassel to the left, always remember that you, our new #ForeverDragons, are an essential part of the College's future and we are immensely proud to be a continued part of your success. Congratulations to the Drexel College of Arts and Sciences Class of 2024!

We proudly welcome keynote speaker Lisa Kastner MBA, MFA '00 as well as student speaker Michael Minkovsky.

Keynote Speaker: Lisa D. Kastner MBA, MFA '00

Lisa Diane Kastner, MBA, MFA, is the Founder of Running Wild, LLC, a content creation, distribution and licensing company. Kastner will offer inspiration and motivation to the Class of 2024!

Student Speaker

We proudly welcome undergraduate student speaker Michael Minkovsky, BS biological sciences '24.

Don't Miss the University-wide Commencement on June 14!

We hope you'll join us for this special event at Citizens Bank Park on Friday, June 14. We look forward to celebrating our graduates at the University-wide Commencement ceremony, where our newest Forever Dragons will get the chance to participate in a procession around the baseball field and have their degrees conferred by President John Fry before being officially welcomed into the ranks of Drexel alumni.