Environment 1 (EV1), room 347
519-888-4567, ext. 33463
You're invited
Dominic Barton, Chancellor of the University of Waterloo, requests the honour of your presence in celebrating our one hundred and twenty third convocation for the conferment of degrees in a special live, online ceremony. The University of Waterloo is proud to honour the many accomplishments of our 2021 Faculty of Environment graduates and will mark this milestone with a virtual convocation ceremony.
What to expect
Graduates will hear from the University of Waterloo Chancellor, President, Provost and your Dean, Jean Andrey. Degrees will be virtually conferred, and a presentation of graduate names will be showcased on-screen. Special awards and honours will be presented, and the audience will hear an address from the class of 2021 valedictorian. The ceremony will take 30-45 minutes.
Take your convocation photo before the ceremony
Graduates can take their convocation photo in our virtual booth. Share it proudly on your favourite platform using #UWaterlooGrad.
Invite family and other supporters
We hope your family and friends will be able to watch the ceremony with you. If they are in another location, please share this registration page and have them RSVP as well, so no one misses the celebration.
Your diploma
Your diploma package will be sent by courier to your mailing address (i.e., Mail type address) listed in Quest the week of convocation. Please confirm your Mail type address in Quest by September 30th.
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