Proceedings of the inaugural ceremonies of the University of San Diego's Graduate School of International Relations and Pacific Studies are presented. These include the inaugural introduction by David Pierpont Gardner, opening remarks by Frank Stanton, the keynote address by California Governor George Deukmejian, further remarks by David Pierpont Gardner, commentaries by Lawrence B. Krause and Harold J. Meyerman, and a postscript by Peter Gourevitch. The comments made in the various addresses and commentaries focus on the role of the professional school and the intellectual community in the advancement of international relations, particularly regarding the Pacific Region. Some remarks more specifically address California's role in and contributions to competition and cooperation in this region, outlining current educational programs, new initiatives. and program needs. One commentary looks at Taiwanese and Korean economic development, and another focuses on international trade between California and Pacific Basin countries. All emphasize the need for more thorough understanding, through education, of the needs and situations of the countries in the Pacific Region. (MSE)