Graduation Celebration 2022

Students who graduated before or after the May commencement are encouraged to participate in this celebration, as it is only held once a year. We understand how hard you have worked to get to this point and we’re excited to celebrate your graduation!

DETAILS

The Department of Chemistry Graduation Celebration will be held in person on May 12, 2023, with a ceremony from 3-4 p.m. in the John Morgridge Lecture Hall, North Tower S429, and a reception from 4-5 p.m. in the Chemistry Lecture Commons. A live stream will be available at https://go.wisc.edu/883kmj.

Any content you include in the form below, with the exception of your contact information, may be used in the program, in a presentation, or on a department website. Please complete the form by the end of the day on Wednesday, April 26, 2023. Unfortunately, we may not be able to include information submitted after that date.

Please carefully consider the appropriateness of any content and photos you submit and make sure that any images showing lab work include the proper personal protective equipment (PPE). If you have a content-related question, email us at connect@chem.wisc.edu.

EVENT INVITATIONS

Please include those friends and family to whom you would like invitations emailed at the bottom of the form. We will only send email invitations.

If you have questions or concerns, please email us at connect@chem.wisc.edu.

Celebrating Student Success: Graduating Students Spring 2022

Graduation Semester*
Full Name*
Preferred Name*
Name Pronunciation Guide*

Tell us how to pronounce your name. For example, Jason might look like this: Jay - sun
Email at UW-Madison*
Please list a Non-UW Email*
Phone
Address (Where you will be in the future.)
Street Address Address Line 2 City State / Province / Region ZIP / Postal Code Country
Hometown - if you'd like it listed
LinkedIn
Twitter
Other social media links you'd like listed (separate with commas)
Link to Google Scholar Citations
OrcID
Research Advisor or Faculty Mentor
Degree*
- Bachelor's Degree
- Master's Degree
- Doctoral Degree
Dissertation, Thesis, or Senior Thesis Title
Please list any publications you are on that you would like us to share.
What is your favorite memory of being a chemistry major/chemistry graduate student? Entries will be shared as part of the memories content and may be edited for consistency in voice, length and to correct typos or errors. You do not need to attend the Graduation Celebration to include a memory for the slideshow.
Please write a short biography (250 words or less) in first person that will be included in the event content. Entries may be edited for consistency in voice, length and to correct typos or errors. You do not need to attend the Graduation Celebration to include a biography—we would love to hear from all our graduates.
Please upload any photos you'd like to submit for the memories slideshow. If you share images of work in a lab, please make sure those pictured are wearing proper personal protective equipment (PPE).
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What do you have planned next? Will you pursue more education, do you have a job lined up or do you plan to do something else equally or more exciting? Tell us more!
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If you are graduating, would you like us to use the information submitted on this form to complete your online alumni profile? Alternatively, you may complete the Alumni Update form at BadgerChemistNews.chem.wisc.edu at a later date. Profiles are posted here: https://badgerchemistnews.chem.wisc.edu/alumni-updates/*
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I understand that any information submitted through this form, with the exception of contact details, may be shared on the Celebrating Student Success website. Any photos or writing I have submitted is my own personal property and will not infringe upon any copyrights.*
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