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- 2:24:38180th University Commencement CeremonyThe University of Notre Dame celebrated its 180th Commencement Ceremony on May 18 at Notre Dame Stadium.An audience of some 20,000 graduates, family members, friends and faculty attended, and 2,084 degrees were conferred on undergraduate students, with a total of 3,099 degrees being conferred over the course of Commencement Weekend activities. 00:00:00 Fanfare & Opening of the Gates 00:03:28 Academic Procession 00:35:21 Welcome & National Anthem 00:37:45 Salutatorian Invocation: Bennett Schmitt 00:43:47 Valedictory Address: Clare Cullinan 01:01:39 Conferral of Honorary Degrees 01:14:02 Commencement Address: Adm. Christopher Grady 01:35:42 Presentation of Emeritus Faculty & Faculty Awards 01:39:29 Recognition of Student Academic Achievement 01:41:32 Laetare Medal Presentation 01:54:19 Graduate Degree Recognition 01:54:54 Conferral of Baccalaureate Degrees 02:05:15 Charge to the Graduating Class 02:13:41 Benediction 02:15:37 "For Good" (from 'Wicked') 02:19:45 Notre Dame, Our Mother
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What Would You Fight For?
- 2:10Austin Wyman: Why I fight to combat America's mental health crisisNotre Dame doctoral student Austin Wyman ’23 was young when the mental health crisis hit home. A struggling family member reached out to a provider for help, but with no immediately available appointments, the relative soon had a mental health episode. The situation ended in the death of two of Wyman’s family members and left the rest of them reeling.Now, Wyman is working to ensure other families don’t experience that kind of tragedy. Learn about his research and how the University of Notre Dame is combating America's mental health crisis: https://go.nd.edu/932e34
- 1:51Santiago Schnell: Why I fight for those with rare diseasesDean of the College of Science at the University of Notre Dame, Santiago Schnell, shares his personal story as to why he is committed to advancing rare disease research that changes lives.Learn more about his work at https://go.nd.edu/FightingForRareDiseases.
