Spring 2019 Commencement: When and Where

Group of students, seated, in graduation robes and caps

The University of Arkansas Community College at Morrilton will hold five graduation ceremonies for its spring 2019 graduates beginning Thursday, May 9. Each ceremony will begin at 6:30 p.m. in the Tyson Training Hall at the Workforce Training Center on campus, followed by a reception in the Workforce Training Center where families may take pictures and meet with UACCM’s faculty and staff.

UA System Board of Trustees member Kelly Eichler will be attending the ceremony on May 9. UA System President Dr. Donald Bobbitt will attend the ceremony on May 15.

The schedule for all spring 2019 graduation ceremonies is as follows:
  • Thursday, May 9: Practical Nursing
  • Monday, May 13: Associate of Science in Liberal Arts; Associate of Science in Education; Drafting; Early Childhood Development; Emergency Medical Technician; Surveying
  • Tuesday, May 14: Associate of Arts in Business with focus Technical Certificate in Accounting, Business Administrative Technology, and Retail Marketing focus areas) and Computer Information Systems Technology (including the Technical Certificate in Computer Maintenance or Networking Technology)
  • Wednesday, May 15: Air Conditioning, Heating & Refrigeration Technology; Automotive Service Technology; Collision Repair & Refinishing Technology; Industrial Mechanics & Maintenance Technology; Petroleum Technology; Surveying; Welding
  • Thursday, May 16: Associate of Arts in General Education
 Purchase your commemorative stone paver for the UACCM clock tower project and be a permanent part of UACCM's history here. Learn more about the project here.
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