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noved from the Quadrangle to the gj 1MU Stadium in 1988 to accomodate _ he large number of guests.
Shortly after this year’s graduaion JMU President Ronald E. Car- j •ier will appoint a special committee * o review the time, location and protrams of the 1988 and 1989 comnencements. The committee, to consist of faculty, administrators, students, alumni and community •epresentatives, will recommend vhether to continue the graduation ormat of the past two years.
The ceremony will culminate a veekend of special graduation activties %t JMU. Saturday events inslude picnics for each of the colleges i, it JMU, a candlelight ceremony in- | lucting graduates into the JMU 1 Vlumni Association and a dance for § graduates and their parents. |
An interfaith service is planned Z 'or Sunday morning before the com- - nencement ceremony. |
The graduation ceremony begins I vith a processional of faculty and I graduates. Dr. Carrier will give per- ' sonal congratulations to each gradiate.
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