WATCH: We get an up close look at the new ceremonial robe decoration worn recently by Dalhousie President Kim Brooks for Convocation, and get the backstory behind its design from Dal Costume Studies student and designer Julia Sommerville.
Tomorrow, June 9, at 2 pm AST, please join the university-wide virtual convocation celebration on social media https://t.co/e8qdRR7Tc6. All are welcome to tune in!
Join us in celebrating the Class of 2020! 🎓 The Faculty of Science Spring Ceremony is this Friday, June 5, 2020 at 2:00pm ADT. All are welcome to attend. #DalGrad
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Are you a #DalGrad? 🎓 ICYMI, we’ve launched a Class of 2020 page for you! Until you cross the convocation stage in person, this virtual space allows the #DalhousieU community to share in the excitement over our new grads! Celebrate and share well wishes: https://t.co/BsIxixlhmt
Are you a #DalGrad? 🎓 The Class of 2020 page is just for you! Until you can cross the convocation stage in person, this virtual space will allow the #DalhousieU community to share in the excitement over you, our newest grads! Celebrate or add well wishes: https://t.co/BsIxixlhmt
For the past 12 years Terry Gallivan has been our Grand Marshall. This was his last convocation with us. Best of everything Terry and thank you for making our ceremonies run so smoothly #dalgrad#DalProud
Congratulations to her Excellency the Right Honourable Michaëlle Jean @MichaelleJeanF in receiving Doctor of Laws (honoris causa) at today’s convocation. #DalProud
So pleased to see our New Dawn Staff for the first time, carried by @DrIvanJoseph . He acts as Beadle and carries the staff that leads our graduates into each of our 17 Convocation ceremonies in the Spring.
Tomorrow we kick off Convocation season with @dalagriculture! 🎓 While it's already a very exciting day for the #DalhousieU community, we’ll also be unveiling our new ceremonial object and retiring our mace. Can’t attend in person? Watch live: https://t.co/84q9AAvxf6 #DalGrad
Convocation ceremonies at #DalhousieU will soon look a little different thanks to a new ceremonial object that will replace the university mace currently used at annual milestone events. #DalGrad https://t.co/YucGKePjfG