Convocation: Join the celebration
Post messages and photos on social media to connect with graduating University of Waterloo students
Post messages and photos on social media to connect with graduating University of Waterloo students
By Staff Alumni RelationsOnce again, Alumni Relations is bringing the award-winning “CONVO-sation” to convocation! What better way is there for family, friends, faculty, and staff to celebrate the accomplishments of Waterloo’s graduates than to use social media to show their support?
Take it to the Twittersphere
Help welcome the newest members to the alumni club by joining the “CONVO-sation” at #uwaterloograd. Your messages – and new this fall, your photographs – of congratulations, memories, and words of wisdom will be displayed on the live Twitter feed during each of the ceremonies and receptions on Friday and Saturday.
See anyone you know?
Our roving photographer will be on hand before and after each ceremony to capture all of the memories. Browse photos from the day’s ceremonies on the Alumni Relations Facebook page, updated each evening.
Connect with us
As you’ve probably discovered, convocation isn’t the end of your relationship with Waterloo - it’s only the beginning. By staying connected with the university, you can take advantage of all the benefits of being an alumnus, including invitations to special events, group insurance rates, the alumni Big Ticket, a subscription to the monthly alumni e-newsletter, and much more.
Contemporary diploma frames
Why not show off that piece of paper you worked so hard for in an attractive University of Waterloo frame? Check out our new contemporary frame along with the more traditional classic and prestige styles available online or for sale in the Student Life Centre during convocation.
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