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Commencement | Schedule of Events | Amherst College

May 18, 2017 islamoyankee

Commencement | Schedule of Events | Amherst College.

Baccalaureate Celebration. Seniors play a significant role in this multifaith gathering that includes music, readings, dance and an address by Hussein Rashid, a community preacher and faculty member in the Barnard College Department of Religion. Johnson Chapel.

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