Fall Convocation: Waterloo welcomes 2,300+ new graduates
Special guests, family and friends celebrate at Waterloo’s 115th convocation ceremonies
Special guests, family and friends celebrate at Waterloo’s 115th convocation ceremonies
By Taylor Legere University RelationsThe University of Waterloo welcomes special guests, family and friends to celebrate the academic achievements of more than 2,300 graduates who will be receiving degrees and awards at convocation ceremonies.
Graduating students will receive their academic hoods and be presented with their official diplomas on Friday, October 20 and Saturday, October 21. Honorary doctorates, distinguished professor emeriti, and honorary members will also be recognized for their outstanding achievements and service to the University.
The ceremonies will be taking place in the main gymnasium of the Physical Activities Complex (PAC) at the University of Waterloo. There will be two ceremonies each day beginning at 10:00am and 2:30pm.
Friday’s convocation will begin with students from the Faculty of Applied Health Sciences and the Faculty of Science at 10 am. The Faculty of Environment and the Faculty of Mathematics are scheduled to follow at 2:30 pm. Saturday’s convocation will open with the Faculty of Arts in the morning and the Faculty of Engineering in the afternoon.
For more information about the convocation ceremonies please refer to the convocation website.
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