The 53rd group of LBJ School graduates, the class of 2024, will graduate with the skills the world needs most: the leadership to get big things done together, the training to craft effective public policy, and the know-how to make a better world possible.
Announcements
- LBJ alum, Shamina Singh, announced as the Graduation Speaker.
- The LBJ School graduation will also be live-streamed via our YouTube channel.
- Find all the details of the UT-wide festivities at the UT Commencement 2024 website.
- Graduating students can now pick-up tickets in the OSAA office.
Details
From tickets to security to parking to accommodations for students and visitors with different abilities, we've got you covered.
Schedule at a Glance
- 9 AM: Student Check In and Arrival in the North Lobby
Students must be checked in by 9:45 AM. - 9:30 AM: LBJA Doors Open for Guests
- 10:30 AM: Ceremony Start Time
- All graduates and guests are invited to attend the LBJ Graduation Celebration on the Plaza immediately following the program
- 12:00 PM: Reception on the LBJ Plaza
Security
Food, drinks and large purses and bags are not permitted in the Auditorium. We are unable to provide storage for personal items.
Parking
First come, first serve parking is available in Lots 37-39. If surface parking becomes full, guests are encouraged to park in the Manor Garage (MAG), San Jacinto Garage (SJG), or any of the other seven university parking garages.
Services for Graduates/Visitors with Disabilities
LBJ Auditorium is ADA accessible through elevators located on the first floor lobby or through the downstairs entrance near the LBJ Library steps. Additional information on ADA parking.
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