Wittenberg University - Recent Commencement Speakers

Recent Commencement Speakers

  • Helen Thomas - 154th commencement speaker (1999)
  • Fred Mitchell '69 - 155th commencement speaker (2000)
  • John E. McLaughlin '64 - 156th commencement speaker (2001)
  • Bill Press - 157th commencement speaker (2002)
  • Judith Viorst - 158th commencement speaker (2003)
  • Caroll Spinney - 159th commencement speaker (2004)
  • Lois Raimondo '81 - 160th commencement speaker (2005)
  • Mark Mathabane - 161st commencement speaker (2006)
  • Juan Williams - 162nd commencement speaker (2007)
  • Dave Hobson - 163rd commencement speaker (2008)
  • Richard Stengel - 164th commencement speaker (2009)
  • Zackie Achmat - 165th commencement speaker (2010)
  • Doug Ulman - 166th commencement speaker (2011)

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