2007 College Graduation Speeches
Spring commencement speakers at U.S. colleges for the class of 2007
Feb 13, 2007
What schools have the best graduation speakers this year for the class of 2007? Here's a guide to 2007 commencement speakers at U.S. colleges and universities.
Graduation Day 2007 is almost here, and colleges and universities are lining up commencement speakers to give memorable spring commencement addresses. Who's got the best graduation speeches lined up for the class of 2007? Here's a guide to some of the more notable keynote speakers at upcoming 2007 graduations at U.S. colleges and universities. Check back for more information as more schools announce their commencement speakers.
- Bucknell University-- Bob Woodward, Watergate journalist and author
- California Institute of Technology-- Jared Diamond, evolutionary biologist
- Daniel Webster College-- P.J. O'Rourke, political satirist
- Middlebury College-- Former President Bill Clinton
- Northwestern University-- Actress Julia Louis-Dreyfus
- Rochester Institute of Technology-- Former President Bill Clinton
- Southern Utah University-- Utah Governor Jon Huntsman
- Stanford University-- Dana Gioia, poet, literary critic and chairman of the National Endowment for the Arts
- Union College-- ABC news anchor Charles Gibson
- University of Michigan-- Former President Bill Clinton
- University of Minnesota-- John Bul Dau, notable Sudanese spokesperson and activist
- University of New Hampshire-- Former Presidents George H.W. Bush and Bill Clinton
- University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill-- Former Secretary of State Madeline Albright
- University of Vermont-- Georgia Congressman John Lewis
- University of Virginia-- Author John Grisham
Check back soon for more information, or if you'd like to report who's speaking at your graduation, tell us in the discussion.
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