2024 KSAS Master's Graduation Ceremony
Join the Celebration on Social Media!
To help celebrate your achievement, below is a selection of images for you to save and share on your personal social media platforms. In addition, there are steps to add a photo frame to your profile picture on LinkedIn and Facebook and two stickers to add to your Instagram or Facebook story.
Please be sure to tag @Johns Hopkins University Advanced Academic Programs on LinkedIn and @jhuaap on Instagram, Facebook, and X. You can also join in the festivities by including hashtag #KSASgrad in your posts.
Add your JHU 2024 graduation sticker to your Facebook or Instagram story
Follow the steps below to add your JHU 2024 graduation sticker to your Facebook or Instagram story.
1. Tap Create Story at the top of your Feed.
2. Add your photo or video. Tap a story type at the top (example: Selfie, Boomerang, etc.) and then select a photo or video from your camera roll or tap the camera icon to take a new photo or video.
3. Tap the Stickers icon in the top right, then type in @aapjhu and select your preferred sticker in the options.
4. To edit the sticker, you can tap and hold to move it, or use two fingers to rotate it or change the size. To remove a sticker, drag it to the trash icon at the bottom of the screen.
5. Tap Share and the news is out!
Learn how to share content in your Facebook Story (Computer, iPhone, Android)
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Images for LinkedIn, Facebook, and X Posts
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Showing GRADitude
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I Mastered It at JHU!
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Today's the Day!
Images for Instagram Posts
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Showing GRADitude
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I Mastered It at JHU!
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I Mastered It at JHU!
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Today's The Day!
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Class of '24, Hopkins Bloomberg Center
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Class of '24, Gilman Hall, Homewood Campus
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Photo Frames
Create your JHU Photo Frame
For LinkedIn: Download and save the image “Photo-Frame_Graduation_800x800.png” to your computer.
For Facebook: Download and save the image “Photo-Frame_Graduation_528x528.png” to your computer.
1. Go to the Canva homepage.
If you have a Canva account, please login in the upper right corner. If you do not have an account, click “Sign Up” in the upper right corner and create one.
2. Once signed into your Canva account, click “Create a design” and select “Custom size.”
For LinkedIn: 800×800 pixels
For Facebook: 528×528 pixels
3. In the menu bar on the left side, select the “Uploads” icon and then click the purple “Upload files” button.
For LinkedIn: From your computer, select the “Photo-Frame_Graduation_800x800.png” you saved earlier and your personal profile image of choice.
For Facebook: From your computer, select the “Photo-Frame_Graduation_528x528.png” you saved earlier and your personal profile image of choice.
4. After both images are uploaded, click on your personal photo and it will appear on the artboard.
5. By clicking on the dot located on any of the four corners of the image, you are able to adjust the size. Adjust the size of the image so that it fills the entire artboard.
6. Click on the Johns Hopkins University photo frame image in the “Uploads” section and it will appear on the artboard.
7. Similar to step 5, adjust the size of the image so that it fills the entire artboard.
8. When you are satisfied with the look of your new profile image with the photo frame, go to the top right and click “Share” and select “Download.” The recommended file type is “PNG.” Click the purple “Download” button.
9. Save the image to your computer or access it through the “Downloads” folder.
For LinkedIn: Log in to your LinkedIn account. Follow the directions to change your LinkedIn profile picture.
For Facebook: Log in to your Facebook account. Follow the directions to change your Facebook profile picture.
Helpful Tips:
- Canva auto saves your work, so you can stop at any step and come back.
- In Canva, there is an “undo” button in the top menu bar:
- The image will export as a square, but it will center as a circle in your profile picture on LinkedIn or Facebook.