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How to Write a Name on an Award, Certificate, Diploma or Plaque ??#1) It can be their formal name if it's a formal award, a nick-name or go-by name for an informal award. ... ??#2) Include nothing before their name: no rank, no honorific, no courtesy title.

You should use whichever name you would prefer to see on the diploma when you look at it. If you like your middle name, then by all means include your full middle name. If you don't like your middle name, then use your middle initial.

Capitalize and spell out formal titles such as president, professor, dean, chairman, etc., when they precede a name (e.g.,Professor Smith). It is preferred that these titles appear in lowercase when the title follows a name or stands alone (e.g., Bob Smith is a professor at Saint Peter's University.).

How to Write a Name on an Award, Certificate, Diploma or Plaque ??#1) It can be their formal name if it's a formal award, a nick-name or go-by name for an informal award. ... ??#2) Include nothing before their name: no rank, no honorific, no courtesy title.

When a formal title comes before the name, each word in the title is capitalized. When the title is placed after the person's name, offset the title with commas and each word is lowercase. If the title is not a formal title, each word is lowercase.

It is recommended that the name on your diploma matches your official, legal name. However, you may request a preferred/chosen first and middle name to be printed in lieu of your legal name.

It is recommended that the diploma name match your official, legal name, however a preferred name may be considered.

Your name will appear on your diploma exactly how you specify on your graduation application. If you have a preferred first name that is not your legal first name, please be sure to put your preferred first name on your graduation application.