Liam Payne, Alec Benjamin And Many More Celebrate “I’m Still Graduating”

April 28, 2020

Her Campus, the number one media brand for college women with over 400 campus chapters today announced a diverse, all-star line-up for its “I’m Still Graduating” virtual graduation ceremony that will be digitally broadcast on Friday, May 15 at 12pm EST at ImStillGraduating.com. Liam Payne, Eva Longoria, Austin Mahone, Jesse McCartney, Tamron Hall, Billie Jean King, Saweetie, Margaret Cho, Radhika Jones, Hailie Sahar, Andrew Yang, Brooke Baldwin, Lauren Akins, Hunter McGrady, Tyson Beckford, Jaime King, Laura Marano, Nabela Noor, Alisyn Camerota, Alec Benjamin and Drax Project (amongst others below and to be announced), will join together with toasts, speeches and performances to celebrate and honor the Class of 2020. The ceremony will also include unique speeches and performances from graduates themselves, selected by application.

“We are ecstatic to announce this incredible group of speakers and performers across industries who share in our enthusiasm around rallying behind the Class of 2020 to give them the graduation they deserve,” said Stephanie Kaplan Lewis, co-founder, CEO & Editor-in-Chief of Her Campus Media. “We’re turning the letdown of a missed graduation experience on its head and bringing together the line-up of our dreams to deliver commencement addresses and performances that will inspire, motivate, and uplift at a time that this year’s graduates, and all of us, need it most. This will be an immersive, electrifying, unifying experience beyond what could have been possible at any individual graduation ceremony.”

Graduating students are encouraged to sign on to ImStillGraduating.com where they can create their own virtual graduation announcement, allowing students to share their accomplishments, photos, and college memories with their friends, family and loved ones to virtually engage, reminisce and socialize with the Class of 2020 community across the globe. Graduating students, friends, and family alike will also have the opportunity to record 60-second shareable video messages leading up to the event.

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Written by: Vipology Staff Writer

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April 28, 2020