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Matriculation

Matriculation signifies a student's formal enrollment at Marietta College when all incoming freshmen sign their names on the roll of Marietta College students. The August event is the first of several orientation events, and families are welcomed to attend.
 

December Graduation

An informal ceremony in the McDonough Center for students who graduate in the fall semester.

         
Founders Day

Marietta College celebrates its birthday, which was February 14, 1835, on February 14th—or the Thursday before it—every year with a tribute called Founders Day. Each year the College selects a guest speaker and presents faculty awards.

Douglas Gomery
Douglas Gomery, currently senior researcher at the Library of American Broadcasting (LAB) at the University of Maryland, was the guest speaker for the 172nd Founders Day celebration on February 15, 2007.
  Commencement

Marietta College's traditional graduation ceremony takes place in May. A commencement speech offers encouragement to the students before they receive their degrees and become members of Marietta College's Long Blue Line.
Scholarships

Marietta College recognizes academic excellence annually. Endowed in 1998, the McCoy Scholarship covers the costs of tuition, fees, room, board, and a computer. Endowed in 2000, the Rickey Scholarships rewards students interested in physics.

Brandon Crane, a graduate of South Anchorage High School in Alaska, is the 2005-06 McCoy Scholarship recipient.
     

 


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