The Student Experience Division has opened the application and nomination process for the Class of 2024 Senior Class Marshals, an honor bestowed upon two students who will serve as the all-University representatives for their graduating class. Current juniors who will be on campus the entirety of their senior year (2023-24) are eligible to apply.
“Our Senior Class Marshals are students who excel academically, demonstrate leadership and commitment to service, and exemplify what it means to be Orange. If you are a rising senior or know a rising senior who would make a great representative for their graduating class, we encourage you to apply or submit a nomination,” says Vice President of the Student Experience Rob Hradsky who chairs the selection committee.
Throughout their senior year, Senior Class Marshals meet with senior-level administrators to offer feedback, network with alumni, represent their class at Universitywide events and help recommend the Commencement speaker. The Senior Class Marshals also lead their class during Commencement ceremonies.
Current juniors can complete the application by visiting the Class of 2024 Senior Class Marshal application page. Faculty and staff may nominate qualifying students using the Class of 2024 Senior Class Marshal nomination form. The deadline to apply is Sunday, Feb. 5.
For more information about the role and qualifications, visit the Senior Class Marshal webpage. For questions, contact Courtney Albiker at calbiker@syr.edu or 315.443.4424.
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