Mark Your Calendars for UC's Veterans Day Ceremony on Nov. 10
Cadets will stand at attention, flags will wave and the University of Cincinnati will pay tribute to all military veterans during a solemn ceremony on Nov. 10.
The formal event begins at
9 a.m. Nov. 10 on McMicken Commons
and will be led by UC President Santa J. Ono. Remarks will be given by guest speaker retired U.S. Navy Capt. Frank Mendralski, a UC alumnus. All are welcome to attend, and free refreshments will be available.
UC's ceremony will be held in advance of the national Veterans Day observance on Nov. 11, the anniversary of the signing of the armistice that ended World War I in 1918.
The ceremony concludes with the presentation of a commemorative gift to veterans in attendance, and a Veterans Fair will begin shortly afterward. The
fair will feature more than a dozen local and regional veteran-oriented groups
, including representatives from UC's award-winning
Omega Delta Sigma-Ohio Beta co-ed veterans fraternity
. UCs Office of Veterans Programs & Services is coordinating additional veteran-themed activities to be held throughout the week.
The University of Cincinnati has close to 1,500 student veterans enrolled one of the largest populations of student veterans in Ohio and has been
named a Military Friendly School
by Victory Media for six consecutive years.
For more information, contact Veterans Programs & Services at 513-556-6811 or vetcert@uc.edu.
WATCH THE 2013 CEREMONY
Get a
of UC's annual Veterans Day Ceremony.
Related Stories
2024 Daniel Drake Medals to be awarded April 27
April 24, 2024
The UC College of Medicine will award three people with 2024 Daniel Drake Medals April 27.
UC education allowed couple to make mark on Cincinnati
April 24, 2024
As a native of Defiance, Ohio, John Deatrick, CEAS ’79, says arriving in Cincinnati to attend the University of Cincinnati in 1963 felt like landing in New York City.
Engineering student studying flight physics of birds
April 24, 2024
After earning a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering in Nepal, Sameer Pokhrel came to the United States to further his education. From an early age, he had a lifelong fascination with aviation. As an adult, he transformed this fascination into a career, pursuing a doctoral degree in aerospace engineering at the University of Cincinnati's historic program. Here, he has succeeded in research, instruction, and was recently named Graduate Student Engineer of the Month by the College of Engineering and Applied Science.