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THE SESQUICENTENNIAL CLASS OF COMMENCEMENT MAY 12, 2018 CALIFORNIA MEMORIAL STADIUM On March 23, 1868, the University of California was born. And Berkeley, its first campus, is today the most distinguished public university in the history of higher education. Congratulations to the Sesquicentennial Class of 2018. May you project the light of Berkeley forward throughout your life. #Berkeley150 150.berkeley.edu 1868 2018 PROGRAM INTRODUCTION OF PROCESSIONS PETER VAN HOUTEN ’56, C.SING. ’57, M.A. ’62, ED.D. ’73 SENIOR PROCESSION MARSHAL: STEVE SUTTON INTERIM VICE CHANCELLOR, STUDENT AFFAIRS GRADUATING SENIORS, CLASS OF 2018 STUDENT AWARD RECIPIENTS, CLASS OF 2018 MEMBERS OF THE CALIFORNIANS, CLASS OF 2018 ACADEMIC PROCESSION MARSHAL: A. PAUL ALIVISATOS EXECUTIVE VICE CHANCELLOR AND PROVOST DISTINGUISHED DEANS, FACULTY, AND SPEAKERS 150 YEARS OF LIGHT PROGRAM (CONT.) NATIONAL ANTHEM CARL BELLO ’18 WELCOME REMARKS AND PRESENTATION OF AWARDS CAROL T. CHRIST, CHANCELLOR THE UNIVERSITY MEDALIST FREJA EKMAN ’18 CLASS OF 2018 GIFT PRESENTATION INTRODUCTION OF KEYNOTE SPEAKER JESSICA LI-JO ’18, SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL PRESIDENT KEYNOTE SPEAKER UNITED STATES SENATOR KAMALA D. HARRIS STUDENT PERFORMANCE THE ODDS OSCAR LINN ’18 DUBRAVKA JURIC ’18 SELENA GILBERT ’18 CONFERRING OF DEGREES CAROL T. CHRIST, CHANCELLOR HAIL TO CALIFORNIA Please join us in singing “Hail to California,” led by the UC WOMEN’S AND MEN’S CHORALE STUDENT PROCESSION PARTICIPANTS DOCTORAL Pratik Chhetri Nicole Arian McNeil Ruxin Yan Roya Aghavali DEGREE Ming Chien Chiang Rijul Mediratta Dan Yang Manas Kumar Agrawal CANDIDATES Joshua Cass Chittick Joseph Young-joon Siqing Yi Trisha Agrawal Alexander Grant Aditya Chopra Moon Yin Yin Claudia Daslyn Aguila Anderson Haroon S. 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