Don't shaft these students give them the ceremony they deserve.
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Stacy Iacono
5 years ago
We have been living in this new normal for almost a year. Figure it out people. Unacceptable!!
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Carol Pranis RN
5 years ago
Please reconsider as vaccines will
be available soon.
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Jean M ONeil
5 years ago
Please reinstate the in person graduation ceremony for this year’s class. They have worked through very difficult circumstances to achieve their goals! They deserve to be recognized for their determination and excellence .
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Kathleen Babcock
5 years ago
Please reconsider your decision to cancel graduation. These kids have worked hard and they should be able to have a formal graduation program.
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Ana Farias
5 years ago
I think it’s about time we start going back to our normal activities, specially an important one like this.
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John Doe
5 years ago
My sister didn’t work 4 hard years for Nothin. Ye haw
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Marisa Haynes
5 years ago
2020 graduate
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Thomas Flaherty
5 years ago
Let them walk!
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Stephanie OLeary
5 years ago
Yes for and actual graduation
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Jonathan Serrano
5 years ago
My girlfriend deserves to graduate after all the four years she’s gone through, she’s earned it.
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Cheri Reynolds
5 years ago
These young adults have put in
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Anonymous
5 years ago
Perhaps dedicate two whole days and cut it in half, alphabetically. In the morning, A-M and afternoon N-Z.
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Kerrie Mendes
5 years ago
I agree with everyone that the administration is reacting too quickly in regards to cancelling graduation in February. My daughter is a nursing student and has worked extremely hard in the last four years but especially since March 2020. She started a job at a hospital the week they started seeing COVID patients. She didn’t give up! She is fully vaccinated and excited to begin her nursing career. We believe she deserves a graduation ceremony!!!! Please reconsider. If not I would like to know if the tuition included the 300.00 graduation fee. If so , I expect a refund.
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Anna Blanchard
5 years ago
If you had the right person in office, you could make this happen.
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Anonymous
5 years ago
Should of just gave us the virtual commencement for the class of 2020 last year instead of making us wait this long just to find out it’s going to virtual over a year later.
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Nancy Tracy
5 years ago
Dear President Hays and Members of the Board of Trustees,
I hope you will do the right thing and find a safe way to let these accomplished students close the books on an incredible four years of hard work and dedication, awhile managing the fears and stress from this pandemic.
I know two young women who are earning their Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing with the Class of 2021. They have been working on the front line of the Corona Virus, being the first in line to take the vaccines when others stepped aside. Ask these students how to plan a safe graduation. All students deserve their chance to shine and be recognized in a safe, managable format. Be the first to show the world how Regis embraces its students and keeps them safe while recognizinng them. It doesn't have to look like a traditional graduation
Ask everyone to think outside the box for a solution. It can be done.
Don't give up on their dreams of walking across the stage and accepting their ticket to life's next chapter.
Respectfully,
Nancy Tracy
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Erin Fauci
5 years ago
I have been vaccinated and would love to be able to walk across the graduation stage even if there are no guests to watch.
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Anonymous
5 years ago
No graduation? Okay I want 15k off my tuition. Sorry it’s due to covid
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Anonymous
5 years ago
I agree that it’s too soon to give up on commencement celebrations altogether. Commenters have made many good suggestions on how to manage risks. Understandable that Regis doesn’t want to pay a lot of money to reserve a big event space that might not be used - but multiple events with smaller groups would be safer anyway. Perhaps the college can make a set of different plans and modify or postpone as the day draws closer.
Don't shaft these students give them the ceremony they deserve.
We have been living in this new normal for almost a year. Figure it out people. Unacceptable!!
Please reconsider as vaccines will be available soon.
Please reinstate the in person graduation ceremony for this year’s class. They have worked through very difficult circumstances to achieve their goals! They deserve to be recognized for their determination and excellence .
Please reconsider your decision to cancel graduation. These kids have worked hard and they should be able to have a formal graduation program.
I think it’s about time we start going back to our normal activities, specially an important one like this.
My sister didn’t work 4 hard years for Nothin. Ye haw
2020 graduate
Let them walk!
Yes for and actual graduation
My girlfriend deserves to graduate after all the four years she’s gone through, she’s earned it.
These young adults have put in
Perhaps dedicate two whole days and cut it in half, alphabetically. In the morning, A-M and afternoon N-Z.
I agree with everyone that the administration is reacting too quickly in regards to cancelling graduation in February. My daughter is a nursing student and has worked extremely hard in the last four years but especially since March 2020. She started a job at a hospital the week they started seeing COVID patients. She didn’t give up! She is fully vaccinated and excited to begin her nursing career. We believe she deserves a graduation ceremony!!!! Please reconsider. If not I would like to know if the tuition included the 300.00 graduation fee. If so , I expect a refund.
If you had the right person in office, you could make this happen.
Should of just gave us the virtual commencement for the class of 2020 last year instead of making us wait this long just to find out it’s going to virtual over a year later.
Dear President Hays and Members of the Board of Trustees, I hope you will do the right thing and find a safe way to let these accomplished students close the books on an incredible four years of hard work and dedication, awhile managing the fears and stress from this pandemic. I know two young women who are earning their Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing with the Class of 2021. They have been working on the front line of the Corona Virus, being the first in line to take the vaccines when others stepped aside. Ask these students how to plan a safe graduation. All students deserve their chance to shine and be recognized in a safe, managable format. Be the first to show the world how Regis embraces its students and keeps them safe while recognizinng them. It doesn't have to look like a traditional graduation Ask everyone to think outside the box for a solution. It can be done. Don't give up on their dreams of walking across the stage and accepting their ticket to life's next chapter. Respectfully, Nancy Tracy
I have been vaccinated and would love to be able to walk across the graduation stage even if there are no guests to watch.
No graduation? Okay I want 15k off my tuition. Sorry it’s due to covid
I agree that it’s too soon to give up on commencement celebrations altogether. Commenters have made many good suggestions on how to manage risks. Understandable that Regis doesn’t want to pay a lot of money to reserve a big event space that might not be used - but multiple events with smaller groups would be safer anyway. Perhaps the college can make a set of different plans and modify or postpone as the day draws closer.