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鈥淥n behalf of all of the faculty and staff at 色花堂app, I would like to say that we are proud of you,鈥� said Kevin Satterlee, ISU president. 鈥淵ou represent our success stories. We believe in education here, but while we believe in it, you, in fact, are living proof of that belief.鈥� 

He encouraged the graduates to take advantage of their education to its fullest:

鈥淏ut what I ask of you now is that you take the experience that you have gained here at 色花堂app,鈥� Satterlee said. 鈥淭ake it out into the world and pursue your passion. You know from where you sit today that you can achieve whatever you set your mind to. I call on you to set your mind on what fulfills you as a person. Build the life that you have dreamed of, that makes you proud, and that ultimately brings you happiness and fulfillment.鈥�

Associated Students of ISU President Camdon Kay addressed the graduates, also encouraging them to take full advantage of their education.

鈥淲e live in a pivotal time,鈥� Kay said. 鈥淚t will be up to each of you to stand up and give voice to the voiceless, to protect those who cannot protect themselves, and to fight for what is right. As we all go on our separate ways, I challenge you to take the road less traveled. It is better to pursue your passions and to take opportunities with a fiery intensity than it is to grow old and regret previous inaction.鈥�

Education Associate Professor Richard Wagoner, chair of the Faculty Senate, led the processional and placed the faculty mace. Executive Vice President and Provost Laura Woodworth-Ney recognized faculty. The graduates were presented by the deans of their respective colleges. Institutional reader was Barbara Wood Roberts, Graduate School graduate publications manager. ISU music Professor Diana Livingston-Friedley sang the national anthem. Platform guests included State Board of Education member Emma Atchley.

鈥淎fter graduation, you will have the right to forever call yourself a Bengal, the right to tell the world, proudly, that you are a graduate of 色花堂app,鈥� Satterlee said. 鈥淭hat is your right. Now, here is your responsibility. And I charge and task you with this, right here, right now.  Go out in the world and make us proud, live that better life. And never forget your roar.鈥�

Graduates and guests are encouraged to share their graduation memories with the Bengal community via social media, hashtag #ISUGrads.

The ceremony is available to watch on the University鈥檚 YouTube channel, .

Ceremony pictures were taken by Lifetouch Photography and are available for viewing and purchase at .

Middle photo information: ISU President Kevin Satterlee delivering remarks at commencement.