應(yīng)屆畢業(yè)典禮震撼五分鐘英語(yǔ)演講稿范文五篇

　　演講是人格魅力渲染的舞臺(tái)介質(zhì)，一場(chǎng)出彩演講是可能會(huì)影響到人的下半生，以下是小編給大家?guī)?lái)上臺(tái)演講的應(yīng)屆畢業(yè)典禮震撼五分鐘英語(yǔ)演講稿范文五篇，歡迎大家參考借鑒!

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　　They chose to use their platform to ensure not just that their son would be remembered, but that a new university, built in his name, would exist to benefit others.

　　Since the Stanfords didn’t have the opportunity to give their son the future he had envisioned, they devoted themselves to creating a university that would produce both fundamental knowledge and apply that knowledge to tackle real-world problems – but that that would also help countless other students build their own platforms and launch their own lives of purpose.

　　As Stanford graduates, you have built and earned your platform.

　　Your education and experiences here will give you opportunities to pursue your interests and follow your own unique path.

　　Of course, you’ve worked tremendously hard to achieve this success. And I know that it hasn’t always been easy. Each of you has had to overcome obstacles to get to where you are today.

　　And all of that hard work – the midnight coffee breaks; the final exams; the hours spent in the library, or the studio, or the laboratory – have brought you here today.

　　And you haven’t stopped there.

　　You’ve thrown yourself into activities and experiences here – whether sports or the arts, student government or the student newspaper, service work, sketch comedy, the Band, or…or – especially as I’ve seen in the last week – fountain hopping!

　　These experiences have enriched your lives, and they, too, have brought you to where you are today.

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　　You have a world of opportunity in front of you, and it is for you to decide what to do with this platform that you’ve worked so hard to earn.

　　No matter what field you enter after graduation, you have the opportunity to use your gifts to make a difference in the world.

　　This can feel daunting, at the outset of your post-Stanford life. Some of you may know exactly what contribution you want to make in the world, while others may still be searching for your way to make an impact.

　　But whatever you do, whatever profession you pursue or journey you take – whether you become a teacher or a community leader, a lawyer or a physician, an engineer or an artist, or a scholar or a scientist, or a mother or father, a caregiver to the next generation – whatever you make of your life and the opportunities before you, I hope you will use your gifts to change the world for the better.

　　Having a platform also comes with a responsibility. It requires an ongoing process of self-examination and a continual return to your guiding values.

　　You may find, at times, that the path forward is unclear. Or you may realize, in hindsight, that you have made missteps along the way.

　　All of us make mistakes. I certainly do – just ask my wife and kids!

　　All of our lives require self-examination.

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　　In those moments, it is important to return to our foundational values to guide us forward.

　　For myself, I always return to the founding purpose of this university – that we are here to generate excellence for the sake of all humanity.

　　That idea serves as Stanford’s North Star.

　　And that brings me to today’s Commencement speaker, Tim Cook.

　　Tim is a brilliant example of someone who has used his platform to achieve a greater impact beyond his own company.

　　He is a clear voice for leading with vision and values to address the challenges and responsibilities that confront society today.

　　A native of Alabama, Tim earned a Bachelor of Science degree in industrial engineering from Auburn University and then an MBA from Duke University.

　　Tim joined Apple in 1998 and became the company’s chief operating officer in 2005. He was named CEO in August 2011.

　　Now, Apple is a large organization, with more than 100,000 employees worldwide. And it would be certainly understandable if Tim focused all of his attention on the company and its operations.

　　But instead, he has also used his position to speak out about issues related to privacy and to address the ethical and societal implications of the technology revolution that he’s helping to lead.

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　　Tim is also known as a strong advocate for environmental issues, broader educational access, racial equity, and for the rights of the LGBTQ community.

　　He has been vocal in his belief that corporations should do their part to make the world a better place.ell, thank you, Provost Drell.

　　Again, to the members of the Class of 2019:

　　On behalf of Stanford University, congratulations to you on this very special day.

　　You have graduated from the family of Stanford students, and you have joined the family of Stanford alumni.

　　From this day forward, wherever you go in the world, whatever path you explore, and whatever contribution you seek to make – you will remain forever Cardinal, and forever a part of the Stanford community.

　　And so, in closing, as you start a new journey as graduates of Stanford, I hope you will remember these words:

　　Let today serve as a beginning, and not an ending.

　　Follow your talents, your interests, and your foundational values to discover your own unique path to living a life of purpose.

　　And most importantly: Embrace the opportunities ahead of you and use the platform you’ve earned to change the world for the better.

　　Congratulations, Class of 2019!

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　　In May, Tim was once again named to Fortune’s annual list of the World’s 50 Greatest Leaders.

　　He was named Person of the Year by the Financial Times in 2014, and he has been honored with the Newseum’s Free Speech Award for using his spotlight to take a public stand on important social issues.

　　In 2018, the Southern Christian Leadership Conference presented Tim with its Keeper of the Dream Award for Human Rights during its observation of the 50th anniversary of the death of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

　　Tim is truly using his influence to focus beyond his own company’s operations and to address the broader societal context.

　　And I hope that you, Class of 2019, will embrace his example.

　　Wherever your own path takes you, you will have opportunities to use your platform to address the challenges of our time and to make your corner of the world a little brighter.

　　As Tim Cook has – as the Stanfords did – I hope you will let your values guide you on your journey to living a life of purpose and a life of impact.

　　Please join me in welcoming Tim Cook.