Play December Commencement - 2pm
December Commencement - 2pm

Schools of Dentistry, Medicine, Nursing, Pharmacy and Public Health Commencement Ceremony

Watch as the graduation candidates from the Schools of Dentistry, Medicine, Nursing, Pharmacy and Public Health participate in Commencement from the Coliseum.

December 2022 Commence­ment

Congratulations graduates! We hope you enjoyed the commencement ceremonies, whether you were watching the livestream from home, or you were joining us in-person on campus.

Schedule of events

Watch recordings of this year’s Commencement ceremonies:

December 17

Additional information

  • Peter-Gay stands in the Health Sciences Center Pylons lobby wearing blue WVU School of Nursing scrubs.

    I can remember when my aunt was diagnosed with cancer, this one particular nurse really inspired me. The compassionate care that she provided made a difference in how our family was dealing with all the emotions. She was not a task-oriented nurse, she ensured my aunt’s basic needs were met and that the family was doing okay. I think that is what inspired me to pursue a career in nursing.

    Peter-Gay McKenzie School of Nursing

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  • Kenton is seen wearing a blue suit and black tie while standing in front of a dark blue textured background.

    I’ve always wanted to expand what I have to offer a patient. As an EMT, I wasn’t certified to place an IV. I could do life-saving interventions, but I was limited in the skills I had to offer. With my BSN, I expanded my skillset, and I expanded it again as a flight nurse. Everything has led me to see how I can grow with advanced practice.

    Kenton Schrock School of Nursing

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  • Danielle is seen smiling, wearing a white dress and blue graduation cap with a blue stethoscope draped around her neck. She is standing on the pedestrian bridge of the sunset-lit downtown campus of WVU.

    I have always wanted to have a career where I could help people and make a difference in my community. I feel like nursing has always been the best way to connect with people while making a difference.

    Danielle Praul School of Nursing

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