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We know you are excited, and so are we! Click the link below to go directly to the digital program!
Please note: the graduate lists are posted one day before the ceremony.
There are two separate ceremonies divided by program for the Fall 2026 graduation in Marshall.
- 5:30 p.m. – Electrical Lineworker & Management, Welding, Electrical Construction, Accelerated Training, Digital Media Design, Biology, Biomedical Equipment, Business Management, Chemical Dependency Counseling, Computer Programming, Computer Science, Education & Training, Engineering, General Academics, Health Information Technology, Mathematics, Occupational Safety & Environmental Compliance, Pre-Allied Health, Web Design & Development.
- 7:30 p.m. – Automation & Controls, Building Construction, Computer Networking & Systems Administration, Cybersecurity, Diesel Equipment, Drafting & Design, Industrial Systems, Precision Machining, Process Operations.
Ceremony Date
Friday, December 4, 2026
Ceremony Time
5:30 P.M. - First Ceremony 7:30 P.M. - Second Ceremony Location
Memorial City Hall
110 East Houston St.
Marshall, TX 75760
110 East Houston St.
Marshall, TX 75760
Guest Ticket Requirement
Yes. Quantity per graduate: 8Let's get social!
We want to celebrate with you!
Here are the top three ways to connect with us on social media for graduation:
1. Check-in to graduation
2. Tag your campus
3. Use one or more official TSTC hashtags:
#TSTCgrads #TSTC2026 #TSTCfamily #TSTCproud
Message from the Provost
Dear graduates,
Each of you has set a goal, worked incredibly hard to reach that goal, and today sit among friends and family to celebrate reaching that finish line. In the last couple of years, there were probably a hundred reasons to quit. But you didn’t. Good for you!
That said, few folks set a goal of any kind and reach it without support, guidance, a little forgiveness, a lot of faith, and a whole lot of blood, sweat and tears. So as you celebrate, don’t forget to say thank you to those who helped you get to the finish line. Read More
My most sincere congratulations to all of you! And now, a challenge:
As I just mentioned, you set a great goal, and you — along with your support team — have reached a finish line. GREAT! Now, don’t stop. Learning is a lifetime journey.
New technologies will continue to emerge on the world stage. Be the one who sets the pace rather than the one playing catch-up. And always remember that TSTC is right here to help you keep that technical edge. Never, ever, ever stop learning!
Congratulations, graduates and supporters. You did it!
Barton Day, Provost
