Cal State LA celebrates its Class of 2025
Cal State LA celebrates its Class of 2025
A week’s worth of Cal State Los Angeles commencement ceremonies culminated on Wednesday, May 21, with the university’s College of Arts and Letters graduates final look at undergraduate life.
More than 5,500 students were expected to participate in Cal State L.A.’s nine college-based commencement ceremonies from Monday to Wednesday, at the Shrine Auditorium. It was the first time the ceremonies had been held there.
Those colleges within the university ranged from business and economics to engineering.
Graduating students were automatically assigned to a ceremony based on their college, department, and major.
As part of the celebration, Ken Jeong – who as the university notes, has excelled as a “medical doctor, actor, producer, writer, AAPI community advocate and, as substantiated only by him, Instagram model” – gave the keynote address on Tuesday, May 20.
Jeong received an honorary degree of Doctor of Fine Arts during the commencement ceremony shared by the Rongxiang Xu College of Health and Human Services and the College of Natural and Social Sciences.
“I am a student of the game, I am a student for life,” he said. “Never stop learning, never stop growing. It’s not about being rich and famous. It’s about staying hungry and humble. The goal is not to be the best. The goal is to be your best. And how can you be at your best? Persistence.”
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