Sat: 2-5pm P-Rade 8:00 Lawn Concert

1. Finney, Campbell field Sat: 2-5pm P-Rade 8:00 Lawn Concert Princeton University Orchestra Lawn Concert Michael Pratt, Music Director and Conductor. Followed by fireworks. In the event of inclement weather, call the Fireworks hotline (609-258-8100) for updates and weather-related changes. To 9:15 PM. Sponsored by the Alumni Association of Princeton University. Finney and Campbell Fields (Across Washington Road, east of Princeton Stadium—Enter from Ivy Lane by Clarke Field). 9:15 Fireworks Fireworks! Following the lawn concert, a spectacular fireworks display will be created by the Santore Brothers of Garden State Fireworks. This is a not-to-be-missed annual Reunions event. In the event of inclement weather, call the Fireworks hotline (609-258-8100) for updates and weather-related changes. To 9:45 PM. Sponsored by the Alumni Association of Princeton University. Finney and Campbell Fields (Across Washington Road, east of Princeton Stadium—Enter from Ivy Lane by Clarke Field).

2. Sun: 2 pm Baccalaureate Service. University Chapel. Ticketed seating for graduate degree recipients and guests is available outdoors in front of the Chapel (audio system and large-screen TV) and the service is simulcast at various locations (Alexander Hall; McCosh 10 and 50; and Betts Auditorium) [ONEMSIZ – 3 ticket] Sonra: Princeton Gezme Aksam: Big Fish?? ALTERNATIF: NY/DC

3. MON JUN 2: 11am-1pm Dean’s Brunch tents at the Graduate College (Procter Hall in case of rain). 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.  For all degree recipients and their guests (children are welcome), hosted by Dean and Mrs. William B. Russel (please observe the same 5-person limit as for Commencement). [ONEMSIZ – 5 kisi no ticket] 5 pm Hooding Ceremony McCarter Theatre(simulcast in Dodds Auditorium Robertson Hall) For all advanced degree candidates and their guests. Admission is by ticket only [3 ticket] Simulcast seating in Dodds Auditorium is available; admission is by ticket only [3 ticket]. The ceremony is presided over by President Shirley M. Tilghman and Dean William B. Russel. The program lasts for approximately one hour and fifteen minutes. The doors will open for audience seating at 4:30 p.m. Master's recipients line up in the Lockwood Lobby (facing the train station). Ph.D. recipients line up in the opposite side lobby. Wear cap (short point in front, tassel on left front) and gown.

4. TUE JUN 3: 9am-1pm Commencement front lawn of Nassau Hall Formation for Commencement. 9:45 a.m. Degree candidates assemble. Candidates for advanced degrees assemble at the beginning of the procession on the walk in the rear of Nassau Hall facing West College, in two columns (with those who wish to sit together in file rather than side-by-side) in the following order: Doctor of Philosophy, Master of Arts, Master of Fine Arts, Master of Arts in Near Eastern Studies, Master of Science, Master of Architecture, Master in Public Affairs, Master in Public Affairs and Urban and Regional Planning, Master in Public Policy, Master of Science in Engineering, Master of Engineering, and Master in Finance. Marshals will be available to assist you. 10:15 a.m. Guests must be seated.10:20 a.m. Academic procession begins.11:00 a.m. Commencement Exercises. Students remain standing until President Tilghman sits down. Remove cap when President Tilghman does. Conferring of Advanced Degrees. Dean Russel will ask candidates receiving various degrees to rise and remain standing until the president confers the degrees. At the conclusion of the program (approximately 12:30 p.m.), all will stand to sing a verse of "Old Nassau." Remain standing, put on cap, and follow the faculty marshals onto Cannon Green. Diplomas. Advanced degree recipients (for the June degree period only) receive diplomas on Cannon Green. In the event of an indoor Commencement, diplomas will be distributed in Jadwin Gym. APGA Reception. Immediately following Commencement. Maclean House. The Association of Princeton Graduate Alumni (APGA) hosts a reception for graduate degree recipients and their guests.  Afterwards - NY

5. NYC • Sailing to the Statue of Liberty, Visiting the Empire State Building Observatory, Walking the Brooklyn Bridge, 5th ave, Central Park 72nd (belvedere castle & bethesda terrace/fountain), harbor tour, times square, battery park, south street seaport, ground 0, wall street, Rockefeller center, staten island ferry

6. S Street Seaport

7. 5th ave

9. Central park • Bethesda Terrace Located at mid-Park at 72nd Street, Bethesda Terrace sits at the north end of the Mall. beautiful views of the Lake and the Central Park Boathouse. It features the Bethesda Fountain. • Belvedere Castle offers some of the best views of the Park, including the Delacorte Theater, Great Lawn, Turtle Pond and the New York City skyline. Belvedere Castle is located at mid-Park at 79th Street and is open Tuesday through Sunday from 10 am to 5 pm.

10. Statute of Liberty • http://www.statuecruises.com/ • Statue of Liberty with Monument 2.5 hours last @ 1:30pm • Statue of Liberty Ferry only 1 hour last @ 3:00pm • Monument Pass to your visit. This pass allows you to go inside the pedestal of the Statue of Liberty. Monument Passes are limited by a first-come, first-serve basis per day. You may only enter the monument with a pass, and you can guarantee entrance to the statue by purchasing a reserve ticket with monument pass. • Reserve tickets with monument pass all sold out (except wed 2:30) , reserve tickets w/o monument some sold out. You cannot climb anyway.