More than 2,640 MTSU students joined their family, friends, professors and other supporters in Murphy Center May 11 to celebrate one of their greatest and most challenging accomplishments: earning a university degree.
And for the first time in its history, MTSU bestowed honorary doctorates on two of its most esteemed alumni: former Congressman Bart Gordon and the late Nobel laureate James M. Buchanan.
Gov. Bill Haslam told the graduates at the morning ceremony of MTSU’s spring 2013 commencement exercises that Tennessee needs their “brainpower” and “work ethic.” Afternoon speaker Pete Fisher, an MTSU alumnus and vice president/general manager for the Grand Ole Opry, encouraged the graduates to remember and exercise the values that helped them reach such a pinnacle.
Middle Tennessee State University is proud to release a final list of the graduates who received their degrees in its recent spring 2024 commencement ceremonies.
More than 2,640 MTSU students joined their family, friends, professors and other supporters in Murphy Center today to celebrate one of their greatest and most challenging accomplishments: earning a university degree. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TTbiEaklvAo& "You are joining a legion of folks who are contributing not just to our state but to the…
Balloons dropped, thousands cheered and a record new crop of graduates celebrated a milestone in their lives as Middle Tennessee State University awarded its 100,000th undergraduate degree during its Centennial commencement ceremonies May 5. “This has been a remarkable year on our campus,” MTSU President Sidney A. McPhee said, citing…
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