Senior Information

Presentation of Graduation Stoles  Takes place at Día de la Familia in mid-February, which is scheduled to coincide with Family Weekend.  CLSA highlights seniors at Día, where graduating students serve as an inspiration to fellow undergrads, as well as little brothers and sisters.  Seniors are given the opportunity to address the audience in general, while extending a personal message to their families and friends for supporting them throughout their college experience. This has become a very moving segment of Día de la Familia; one that we all look forward to, because the presentation of the stole symbolizes the beginning of the end.  It's only the start of many senior activities to come. The stole makes graduation official, reminding seniors commencement is just a couple of months away.  In many instances this presentation provides seniors the motivation needed to tackle the last semester of classes, projects and final exams.  Families also love seeing the diversity in the stoles that seniors customize themselves, making them truly as representative and unique as they are.  In order to have these customized stoles back in time for presentation in mid-February, they must be ordered through CLSA by October 30th, no exceptions.
 

Senior Dinner Party A special event for graduating seniors.  It is an evening of pure joy, knowing that four years of challenging studies are finally completed.  It is also an opportunity to come together one last time to bid each other farewell, before going our separate ways.