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Alabama State University will hold its 285th Commencement Exercises on Saturday, May 12, 2012, at 9:45 a.m. in the Dunn-Oliver Acadome. Candidates for graduation and their guests will find important information about deadlines, events and news on the Commencement Web page. Learn more.
ASU tennis player and honor student Alexis “Lex” Pierre IV is the quintessential student-athlete, balancing the sport he loves along with a 4.0 GPA.
Dr. Alethea Hampton earned her Ed.D. at ASU in 2009, and now is an associate dean. She says the family-like atmosphere is what she loves most about ASU.
Anthony Mark Stockard has a passion for helping students unleash their potential and find success in theatre and performing arts.
Maya McKenzie appreciates her ASU professors for taking her under their wing and for challenging her to think critically and put forth her best effort.
Carvis Jones is a third-generation Hornet who believes the best things about ASU are the close-knit atmosphere and the lifelong friendships he has made.
Matthew Burke chose to attend ASU because of its high-quality physical therapy program, as well as the University's rich history and diversity.
Davontae Stanford says ASU has taught him that he can achieve whatever he sets his mind to. He aspires to become a marine biologist, and his ASU education is helping him get there.
Yohance Myles credits ASU for preparing him to make his mark as an actor, with several movies under his belt and a role in an action movie hitting theaters this year.
Dr. Valda Montgomery loves teaching at ASU because of its nurturing environment in which students' needs are placed first.
Jessica Platt loves working at ASU's Levi Watkins Learning Center because of the friendliness of faculty, staff and students.
Stephen Cappelli is an award-winning artist whose work has been featured in national exhibitions.
When Destini Bray chose to attend Alabama State University, she became part of a longtime family tradition.
Shenice Wade enjoys being a part of Alabama State University because of the institution’s rich history and proud legacy.
Lorenza Patrick spends his days helping Alabama entrepreneurs grow their businesses. Still, he is amazed at the growth taking place on ASU's campus.