

To participate, please RSVP (via Google Form) by Wednesday, 5/10 at 4:00 pm.
Yes, each graduate will receive two tickets. Tickets will be required for entrance into the Palikū theater. Tickets for register participants can be picked up at Hale Akoakoa 232 (Student Activity Center) from 9am-3:30pm Monday – Thursday. If those times do not work please contact Ka‘ahu Alo at kaahualo@hawaii.edu to make other arrangements
Yes, a link will be sent out soon. Please check back on the WCC website or ask your graduate for link as time gets closer.
Graduates should arrive no later that 3:00pm. Students will receive name cards, have a quick run through and participate in a WCC Kihei ceremony. Please follow the instructions of the WCC staff directing you.
Doors will open around 4:00pm.
Live stream ink will be shared at a later time. Hale Mana‘opono will be one of the locations for guests to watch a live stream of the event. TRiO SSS may also be a site that will stream the live event.
You will be directed by a WCC staff member to the available parking lots.
Yes, cap and gown is required. The WCC Bookstore is selling caps and gowns for $42.95 Black cap and gowns will be used.
Yes, you are more than welcome to decorate your cap. Please ensure that all decorations are appropriate for other graduates and attendees.
Please contact Ka‘ahu Alo at kaahualo@hawaii.edu if you intend to bring a service animal.
The program will be live from the Palikū Theater at Windward Community College. It will also be live streamed (broadcasted) to those who are unable to attend the live event. Link will be sent our shortly.
Yes, there will be a lei ceremony on the Great Lawn near the Hale Alaka‘i Learning Commons. Alphabetical signs will be posted to assist in finding graduates by last name.
No, if you purchased a diploma, it will be mailed to you. You will be presented with a diploma cover representing your completion.
Guest attending the live Commencement Ceremony will be required to wear masks while in Palikū Theater.
You will be directed to the Great Lawn for a lei ceremony.