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Spring 2015 convocation medals
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The Governor-General’s Gold Medal (best Doctoral thesis) Michelle Parker — PhD, Biochemistry The Governor General’s Silver Medal (top undergraduate student) Kristy Inouye — BSc Honours in Kinesiology Lieutenant Governor’s Silver Medal (best Master’s thesis) Malcolm Bowles — MSc, Mathematics
Spring 2015 honorary degrees
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The University of Victoria will present four honorary degrees for outstanding achievements in community-based leadership, public service, legal affairs and mathematics during spring convocation ceremonies.
Congratulations, Spring 2014 grads!
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Thousands of UVic students and their families and friends will gather on campus this month to celebrate the achievement of an academic milestone. During Spring Convocation, from June 9–13, nine ceremonies will be held to confer degrees, diplomas or certificates upon 3,554 graduating students. This spring marks the 50th anniversary of UVic’s first convocation ceremony. Members of the class of 1964 will attend the 10 a.m., June 13 ceremony to commemorate their part of university history.
Convocation medals and awards
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Congratulations and best wishes to all convocating students. Read more about Spring Convocation 2014. Governor-General's Gold Medal (best Doctoral thesis) Dr. Andrew Pon PhD, Department of Physics & Astronomy
Gear up to Graduate starts Feb 1
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Students who are graduating this June can find everything they need to transition to the workplace during Gear up to Graduate, launching Feb 1 at www.uvic.ca/coopandcareer/grad. Co-op and Career is offering workshops, one-on-one career development support, resources, job postings and more.
Congratulations, Spring 2013 grads!
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Thousands of UVic students and their families and friends will gather on campus this month to celebrate the achievement of an academic milestone. During spring convocation, which stretches across nine ceremonies conducted from June 10–14, the University of Victoria will award 3,434 degrees, diplomas and certificates. The ceremonies will also be webcast live (uvic.ca/convocation). Congratulations and best wishes to all convocating students. As Friday's ceremony be Dr. David Turpin’s final convocation as President of UVic, it will include a special tribute in recognition of his years of leadership at the university.
Convocation medals and awards
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Governor-General's Gold Medal (best Doctoral thesis) Dr. Nathaniel West PhD, Department of Biochemistry & Microbiology Governor General's Silver Medal (top undergraduate student) Nigel Burke
UVic to award five honorary degrees
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Five individuals with exceptional records of distinction in public service, research and teaching will accept honorary degrees at Spring Convocation ceremonies. Drawing from nominations received from the university community, the UVic Senate selects honorary degree recipients on the basis of their accomplishments in community, national or international service. Podcasts of the acceptance remarks of honorary degree recipients will be available following the ceremonies at www.communications.uvic.ca/podcasting/convocation. The university has conferred honorary degrees each year since 1964 based on nominations submitted to the UVic Senate from members of the university community. Past recipients include Prince Philip, Chief Justice Beverley McLachlin and Coast Salish artist Susan Point.
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