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Divinity School, Benton Chapel Center Commercial Vanderbilt CAPERS AVENUE Apartment s Village at SOUTH and professional schools will be awarded at individual CHILDREN’S WA Vanderbilt Spor ts Clu 4. Townhome s b Fiel d Strawberries andY Champagne for Undergraduate Class of 2015, Library Lawn ceremonies in the locations shown. Suggested walking H Blair Ingram 5. CAPERS AVENUE AVENUE H School Center Graduate School and School of 2Engineering (M.Eng.), Magnolia Circle Lawn BLAKEMORE AVENUE of Musi c for the 2 routes are indicated. Performin g H Psychiatri c UT n 6. Hospita l d 25th Arts Peabody College (M.Ed., M.P.P., Ed.D.),A Wyatt Center Lawn Stallwort h V Rehab E For more information, visit www.vanderbilt.edu/commencement 7. School of Medicine, Langford AuditoriumN 24th AVE SOUTH Hospital U E “Vanderbilt” and the Vanderbilt logo are registered trademarks and service marks H 8. S Owen Graduate School23rd AVE SO of Management,O Vanderbilt Recreation and Wellness Center of Vanderbilt University. Produced by the Vanderbilt Commencement Office and U BLAKEMORE AVENUE T H NUE SOUTH Vanderbilt University Creative Services, 2015. Printed by Ambrose Printing Company. 9. School of Nursing, Branscomb Quadrangle This publication is printed on paper with 10% post-consumer recycled content with 2141 Blakemore 2135 ink made from renewable resources. If you do not keep this book as a souvenir, please 10. MemorialBlakemor Gymnasiume —Rain Location WEDGEWOOD AVENU 9th AVE recycle it. 1 10a. Wheelchair Entrance E 2146 Medical Belcourt Child H A shuttle toCare Wyatt Center 2120Lawn, Magnolia Circle Lawn, and Vanderbilt Belcourt Recreation andBELCOURT Wellness AVENUE Center will run immediately following the recession BELCOURT AVENUE for guests needing assistance. (see H on map) Progr am Procession starts at 9:00 Ceremonies on stage start around 9:20, end about noon (Guests remain seated during the processional) Prelude Academic Festival Overture, Op. 80 Johannes Brahms Appalachian Spring Aaron Copland Overture to The Wasps Ralph Vaughan Williams Processional I (Banner Bearers, Deans, Founder’s Medalists, Candidates for Degrees) Almand William Brade Grand Intrada Johann Pezel Fugue Johann Pachelbel Canson Septimi Toni Giovanni Gabrieli Intrade Johann Pezel Canzon á 7 Giovanni Gabrieli Rigaudon André Campra Processional II (Faculty) Trumpet Tune John Stanley Processional III (Alumni President, Quinqs, Mace Bearer, Board of Trust, Administration, Chancellor, Chair of Board of Trust) Pavane “La battaille” Tylman Susato (Nashville Chamber Brass Society conducted by Eberhard Ramm) Welcome Nicholas S. Zeppos, Chancellor Presentation of Emeriti Susan R. Wente, Provost Jeffrey R. Balser, Vice Chancellor for Health Affairs and Dean of the School of Medicine Recognition of Emeriti, Welcome to Other Academic Guests Nicholas S. Zeppos, Chancellor Awarding of Founder’s Medals for First Honors Susan R. Wente, Provost Jeffrey R. Balser, Vice Chancellor for Health Affairs and Dean of the School of Medicine Farewell Remarks to Graduates Nicholas S. Zeppos, Chancellor Musical Interlude Liam Michael Underwood, Junior, Blair School of Music Generalife Emmanuel Séjourné Conferring of Degrees Nicholas S. Zeppos, Chancellor Recessional (Masters, Doctors, and Their Faculties) “War March of the Priests” from Athalia Felix Mendelssohn Awarding of Diplomas for Bachelor’s Degrees Alma Mater Led by Kelby Scott Carlson, Senior, Blair School of Music (Words printed inside back cover) Charge to the Graduates Nicholas S. Zeppos, Chancellor Finale “Hoe-Down” from Rodeo Aaron Copland FRIDAY 8 MAY 2015 VANDERBILT CAMPUS Contents The Academic Procession .......................................... 3 Master of Laws The Symbols and Regalia ...........................................4 May 2015 ........................................................ 61 The Banner Bearers ................................................4 Doctor of Jurisprudence The Faculty Marshals ..............................................4 May 2015 ........................................................62 The Student Marshals .............................................. 5 December 2014, August 2014 ......................................64 Nashville Chamber Brass Society ....................................6 Master of Education of the Deaf Emeritus Professors ...............................................7 May 2015, August 2014 ............................................65 Nichols–Chancellor’s Medal ........................................8 Master of Health Professions Education Bachelor of Arts May 2015 ........................................................65 May 2015 .........................................................9 Master of Laboratory Investigation December 2014 .................................................. 18 May 2015 ........................................................65 August 2014 ..................................................... 19 Master of Public Health Bachelor of Music May 2015 ........................................................65 May 2015, December 2014 .........................................20 Master of Science (Earned in the School of Medicine) Bachelor of Engineering May 2015, August 2014 ............................................66
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