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- Virginia_Tech_commencement_speakers abstract "2012 Michelle Obama and Senator Mark Warner 2011 Kenneth Feinberg, administrator of the 9/11 Victims Fund 2010 Bob McDonnell, governor, Commonwealth of Virginia 2009, Gen. Lance Smith, former NATO supreme allied commander for transformation from 2005 to 2007. 2008, Hoda Kotb, "Dateline NBC" correspondent, co-anchor of NBC's "Today" show, and 1986 Virginia Tech graduate 2007 Spring, General John Abizaid, U.S. Army (Ret.), former Commander of the United States Central Command (spring): Read | Listen.Fall, E. Scott Geller, Alumni Distinguished Professor and Director of the Center for Applied Behavior Systems in the Department of Psychology in the College of Science (fall):2006Spring, Timothy M. Kaine, governor, Commonwealth of Virginia Fall, Henry J. Dekker, retired founder and president of North American operations for French couturier Louis Feraud, and past member of the Virginia Tech Board of Visitors (fall).2005Spring, David Calhoun, president and CEO of GE Transportation Systems (spring)Fall, Minnis E. Ridenour, former executive vice president and chief operating officer at Virginia Tech and Senior Fellow and director of the Office of Government and Non-Profit Organization Management, Virginia Tech2004Spring, Pierre Thomas, ABC News U.S. Justice Department correspondent and 1984 graduate of Virginia Tech (spring)Fall, Dr. Diane Zahm, associate professor of urban affairs and planning in the College of Architecture and Urban Studies, Virginia Tech2003Spring, Leroy Rountree Hassell Sr., chief justice, Virginia Supreme Court (spring)Fall, Dr. Ezra A. "Bud" Brown, professor of mathematics, Virginia Tech 2002Spring, Mark Warner, governor, Commonwealth of Virginia (spring)Fall, Dr. L.A. "Andy" Swiger, dean, College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, Virginia Tech 2001Spring, Rick Boucher, congressman, U.S. House of Representatives (spring)Fall, Dr. Charles J. Dudley, professor of sociology and director of the University Honors Program, Virginia Tech 2000Spring, John Warner, senator, Commonwealth of VirginiaFall, Arthur L. Buikema Jr., Alumni Distinguished Professor, Department of Biology, Virginia Tech1999Spring, Eric Schmidt, chairman and chief executive officer, Novell Inc.Fall, Paul Torgersen, president, Virginia Tech, and John W. Hancock Jr., Chair of Engineering 1998Spring, James S. Gilmore III, governor, Commonwealth of VirginiaFall, James R. Craig, professor of geological sciences, Virginia Tech1997Spring, Raymond J. Lane, president and chief operating officer, Oracle Corporation Fall, Charles "Jack" Dudley, director, University Honors Program, Virginia Tech1996 Spring, John Wilson, retired president, Washington and Lee UniversityFall, Lucinda Roy, Gloria D. Smith Professor of Black Studies, Virginia Tech1995Spring, Beverly H. Sgro, secretary of education, Commonwealth of VirginiaFall, James I. Robertson, Jr., Alumni Distinguished Professor of History, Virginia Tech (fall).1994Spring, George F. Allen, governor, Commonwealth of VirginiaFall, Paul Antonie "Tony" Distler, Alumni Distinguished Professor and director of the Division of Performing Arts, Virginia Tech (fall).1993Spring, John M. Ashworth, director, London School of Economics and Political Science Fall, John Kelly, registrar (provost), University College Dublin (Ireland)1992Spring, Jack Nelson, Washington Bureau chief, Los Angeles TimesFall, Samuel D. Proctor, professor emeritus, Rutgers University and pastor emeritus, Abyssinian Baptist Church of New York (fall).1991Spring, Shaikh Saud Nasir Al-Sabah, ambassador to KuwaitFall, W. Ann Reynolds, chancellor, City University of New York1990Spring, L. Douglas Wilder, governor, Commonwealth of VirginiaFall, Mark O. Hatfield, U.S. senator1989, Mary Sue Terry, attorney general, Commonwealth of Virginia.1988, David Roselle, president, University of Kentucky.1987, Gerald Baliles, governor, Commonwealth of Virginia.1986, Neil Armstrong, astronaut1985, Alexander F. Giacco, rector, Virginia Tech Board of Visitors and chairman of the board, Hercules Inc.1984, Charles Robb, governor, Commonwealth of Virginia.1983, Clifton C. Garvin, Jr., chairman of the board, Exxon Corp. (and Virginia Tech alumnus).1982, Christopher C. Kraft, Jr., director, Lyndon B. Johnson Space and Virginia Tech alumnus.1981, William Edward Lavery, president, Virginia Tech.1980, Jean Harris, secretary of human resources, Commonwealth of Virginia.1979, Eric Severied, CBS News Correspondent.1978, John N. Dalton, governor, Commonwealth of Virginia.1977, Milton Friedman, recipient of the 1976 Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences.1976, E. F. Shannon, former president, University of Virginia.1975, Sam J. Ervin, former N.C. senator.1974, G. Burke Johnston, C. P. Miles Professor of English, Virginia Tech.1973, Bill Moyers, former press secretary to President L. B. Johnson.1972, David Brinkley, NBC news correspondent.1971, Linwood Holton, governor, Commonwealth of Virginia.1970, T. Marshall Hahn, president, Virginia Tech.1969, Warren W. Brandt, first president of Virginia Commonwealth University and former executive vice president, Virginia Tech.1968, T. Marshall Hahn, president, Virginia Tech.1967, Mills E. Godwin, governor, Commonwealth of Virginia.1966, T. Marshall Hahn, president, Virginia Tech.1965, Albertis S. Harrison, governor, Commonwealth of Virginia.1964, J. G. Farrar, president, Rockefeller Foundation.1963, Mills E. Goodwin, lieutenant governor, Commonwealth of Virginia.1962, Colgate W. Darden, former governor, Commonwealth of Virginia.1961, John M. Devine, commandant of cadets, Virginia Tech.1960, Albertis S. Harrison, attorney general, Commonwealth of Virginia.1959, John N. Thomas, professor of systematic theology, Union Theological Seminary↑ ↑ ↑".
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- Virginia_Tech_commencement_speakers comment "2012 Michelle Obama and Senator Mark Warner 2011 Kenneth Feinberg, administrator of the 9/11 Victims Fund 2010 Bob McDonnell, governor, Commonwealth of Virginia 2009, Gen. Lance Smith, former NATO supreme allied commander for transformation from 2005 to 2007. 2008, Hoda Kotb, "Dateline NBC" correspondent, co-anchor of NBC's "Today" show, and 1986 Virginia Tech graduate 2007 Spring, General John Abizaid, U.S.".
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