Kodiak College holds a commencement ceremony each spring; for example, the 2025 Commencement is scheduled for Friday, May 9, 2025 at 7:00 PM at the Gerald C. Wilson Auditorium. Students are asked to submit a commencement reply form by early April to confirm attendance. There is a mandatory rehearsal the day before.

For graduation photos (usually held some weeks before commencement), Kodiak College allows graduates to borrow caps and gowns — and the same regalia can be used for the ceremony. After commencement, each graduate receives their tassel as a keepsake, marked with their graduation year. This suggests that KOC provides standard cap-and-gown sets for borrowing (not purchase), at least for some graduates, rather than requiring students to buy them themselves.

I searched the publicly available Kodiak College site — including the “Commencement” info page and archived catalog materials — but found no formal documentation of a regalia colour scheme (i.e. no published policy on gown colours, tassel colours, hood colours, honor‑cord or stole colours tied to discipline or honours for KOC. The 1991–1992 catalog under “Graduation Requirements” outlines academic and honours criteria (e.g. GPA for graduating with honours) — but does not mention any dress code, regalia color, cap/gown design or stoles.

Therefore, while Kodiak College does organize formal commencement ceremonies and provides borrowed regalia (cap & gown + tassel) for graduates, there is no publicly available official policy that governs or standardizes colours for graduation gown, tassel, hood, honor cords or stoles based on degree level, honours, or discipline. For prospective graduates or vendors, this means that any cap‑and‑gown set will likely follow a basic standard (e.g. black gown and mortarboard) if no internal colour scheme is confirmed.

In short: Kodiak College supports a traditional commencement — with borrowed cap and gown sets, graduation photos, and tassels given as keepsakes — but lacks a publicly documented academic‑regalia colour or discipline‑based code. That implies default regalia is simple and uniform unless otherwise specified internally.

Kodiak College – Commencement & Academic Regalia Information

Kodiak College hosts an annual spring Commencement ceremony for degree and certificate graduates. For example, the 2025 Commencement is scheduled for May 9 at 7:00 PM at the Gerald C. Wilson Auditorium. Graduates are required to RSVP by early April. ([koc.alaska.edu])

Cap & Gown Regalia Provided

• Graduates may borrow a full cap and gown set from the college for both graduation photos and the formal ceremony — including the academic gown, mortarboard graduation cap, and tassel. ([koc.alaska.edu])
• Upon graduation, each student receives the tassel (marked with graduation year) as a keepsake. ([koc.alaska.edu])

Published Regalia Policy – Status

As of now, Kodiak College does not publicly provide a colour‑by‑major or discipline‑based scheme for graduation regalia. There are no downloadable handbooks, PDFs, or policy pages defining gown colour, tassel colour, hood trim, or stole/cord colours tied to majors or honours. ([koc.alaska.edu])

Guidelines for Graduates & Regalia Suppliers

• If you are ordering or supplying a cap & gown set for Kodiak College, assume a neutral, generic regalia set (e.g. standard gown + mortarboard), unless the college directly communicates any custom requirements.
• Do not rely on discipline‑specific tassel, hood or stole colours for Kodiak College — there is no public documentation supporting such conventions.
• For any custom or honours‑related cords, stoles, or hoods, graduates should contact the Registrar or Commencement Office well in advance to confirm approval.

Note: To confirm the exact colors of the graduation gown, cap, tassel, honor cords, and stoles for your specific program at Kodiak College, you can reach out directly to the college's administration or the office responsible for commencement and student services. They can provide you with the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding academic regalia.