Congratulations to the thirty-nine Master of Education in Instructional Design graduates and nine Instructional Technology Design Certificate recipients!  Commencement Day was a sunny and bright celebration of scholastic achievement.  Graduates from the Class of 2014 came from all over the country, and some even flew internationally for this very special day.  Students traveling the furthest were Hossein Hamam from Lebanon, Joselle Merritt from California and Leslie Claire from Texas.  But from wherever they traveled, near or far, students met with faculty, administrators and other fellow graduates to celebrate and acknowledge this milestone academic achievement.  The main Commencement Ceremony was followed by a more intimate College of Advancing and Professional Studies (CAPS) ceremony where ID students were addressed by Dean of the College Philip DiSalvio, Associate Dean Dennis Maxey and by Vice Chancellor and Provost of Academic Affairs, Dr. Winston Langley.  Proudly, the ID graduates took to the stage to receive their diplomas and shake the hand of Dean Philip DiSalvio—all under the rapid fire of professional and familiar cameras.  A grand reception followed celebrating with graduates and their families and guests.  Please follow the link to see photos of the day!