Actor and Comedian Ken Jeong to be Class of 2023 Convocation Speaker
Actor and comedian Ken Jeong will serve as the Class of 2023 Senior Convocation keynote speaker on Thursday, May 25.
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Actor, comedian, M.D. Ken Jeong to give Convocation address
Actor Ken Jeong, who rose to fame with the “Hangover” film series and who’s a licensed physician and anti-racism advocate, will give the keynote address at Senior Convocation, May 25, at 1 p.m. in Barton Hall.
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Gracias Family Foundation gives $5M for immediate aid to students impacted by the war in Ukraine
Alumni leaders Antonio Gracias (SFS’92, MSFS’93) and Sabrina Kuhl Gracias (B’93) have made a $5 million gift through the Gracias Family Foundation to support the academic and personal financial needs of Georgetown students affected by the war in Ukraine.
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Wu encourages grads to embrace their stories
Actress, producer and writer Constance Wu displayed plenty of wisdom – and irreverent humor – in her keynote address at the 2022 Convocation.
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Actress Constance Wu named 2022 Convocation speaker
Acclaimed actress and emerging producer and writer Constance Wu – known for roles in the barrier-breaking film “Crazy Rich Asians” and series “Fresh Off the Boat” – will give the keynote address at Senior Convocation, Wednesday, May 25, at noon in Barton Hall.
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Constance Wu to Speak at 2022 Convocation | The Cornell Daily Sun
On April 21, the University announced that actress Constance Wu, who starred in
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Cornell sets protocols for healthy, safe Commencement
Ceremonies for Cornell’s 153rd graduating class will look different due to safety protocols arising from the pandemic – but it promises to be as festive and joyous as ever.
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