What it’s like to graduate during a pandemic

Brooke Hale, ’20  (Image credit: Courtesy Brooke Hale)
Brooke Hale, ’20 (Image credit: Courtesy Brooke Hale)
Brooke Hale, '20 (Image credit: Courtesy Brooke Hale) Four  Stanford 2020 graduates share their thoughts and concerns about ending their  college  careers during such volatile  and uncertain  times. 2020 hasn't turned out to be the year anyone expected it to be. For this year's graduates, it's a particularly bittersweet time as they celebrate the completion of their degrees, while also relinquish ing  what would have been some of the most significant moments of their Stanford experience, most notably Commencement. As they move on from the Farm, these 2020 graduates share their parting thoughts, wish their fellow Cardinal well and reflect on the year that changed everything. Brooke Hale, environmental engineering, Forsyth, Missouri. "I never would have guessed that I'd experience graduation from the couch in my living room." Mehki Jones, computer science, Cincinnati, Ohio. "I believe that it's in these most challenging times that we have the opportunity to improve our society the most." Noelle Chow, product design, Orinda, California.
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