Congratulations, Graduates!
Although this year’s commencement ceremony may look a little different, we are still just as excited to celebrate this achievement with you!
The virtual commencement stream is available by clicking here. After the main ceremony video concludes, those who registered in advance will have the option to hear their name called by program.
Feel free to download the graphics below – created just for the ACE Class of 2020 – by clicking on each image and sharing them on social media. Or print them to use as props when you take pictures with family and friends! However you
choose to use them in your celebrations, don’t forget to tag us and use the hashtags #ACEGrad2020 and #ACECommencement when you share on social media.
Congratulations again. You've worked hard for this, and we're glad to have you join our ACE Alumni.
Facebook Frames
Choose from a number of different ACE Commencement-themed profile picture frames to add to your Facebook profile!
On desktop: Go to your Facebook profile, then hover your mouse over your profile picture. Click “Update,” then click
“Add Frame.” Search for “American College of Education” to see all ACE Commencement frame options.
On mobile: Go to your Facebook profile, then tap on your profile picture. Tap “Add Frame,” then type
“American College of Education” into the search bar along the top of your screen to see all ACE Commencement frame options.
Instagram Stickers
Add some ACE flair to your Instagram story by searching “American College of Education” in stickers. Find them by going to the Instagram app, posting a story, and clicking on stickers in the top righthand corner of the screen.
A Letter from President Dr. Shawntel Landry
At American College of Education, the single moment each year that we most look forward to is commencement. Being an online college, all of us at ACE welcome the chance to meet our graduates and share in this important and emotional step of your journey.
We are working in real-time to create a meaningful, virtual ceremony that will celebrate each one of our graduates and your accomplishments. In addition, every graduate will have the option to walk in our in-person, 2021 ceremony if you wish.
I recognize this is disappointing news for you and your guests who were planning to come to Indianapolis for the July 25 in-person ceremony. I am deeply disappointed, too, as commencement is my favorite day of the academic year. But as you undoubtedly know already, these are unprecedented times, and the health and safety of everyone who is part of commencement must take priority.
Details about the July 25 virtual ceremony will be emailed to you soon. We’re excited to celebrate your accomplishments with you! In the meantime, I hope you and your loved ones are safe and healthy. I look forward to celebrating your accomplishments soon.
Sincerely,
Dr. Shawntel Landry
President, American College of Education