Congratulations for all that you have accomplished while managing the significant challenges and changes in your studies and your lives caused by the pandemic over the past year. This is an extraordinary achievement.
    
Your convocation ceremony is a capstone event. Please be assured we remain committed to holding in-person ceremonies, as soon as it is safe to do so, with whatever modifications may be required to mitigate the risks of COVID-19.
    
Unfortunately, and as a consequence of the ongoing pandemic and the knowledge that public health restrictions will continue for some months, the university is postponing in-person Spring 2021 convocation ceremonies. We recognize this is a disappointment; it is disappointing for the university as well, as convocation is a highlight for the entire campus community.
 
Although in-person convocation ceremonies are delayed for now, students who have applied to graduate, and who have completed all program requirements, will graduate.  
 
Your degree will be officially conferred and mailed to you in the summer. Please ensure your address and home phone number are updated in SOLUS so that you receive your parchment!  
 
The university, and faculties and schools are planning to mark your graduation – details will be communicated in the coming weeks as they are finalized.  Check back here for updates.

Congratulations and Cha Gheill!