o CANADA God keep our land glorious andfree! D Canada, we stand on guard for thee.

o CANADA o Canada! Our home and native land! True patriot love in all thysonscol1ll1land. With glowing hearts we see thee rise The True Nolth strong and free! From far and wide. 0 Canada, We stand on guard for thee. God keep our land glorious andfree! D Canada. we stand in guard for thee. D Canada, we stand on guard for thee. o Canada! Terre de nosaleux TonfrontestceintdefJeuronsglorieux! Carton brassait porter I'epee, I1saitpolterlacroix! Tonhistoireestuneepopee Des plus brillantsexploits! Et ta valelll; de foi trempee Profl!gera nos foyers et nos ellvirs. Protegera nos foyers et IIOS ell'oirs. ODE TO NEWFOUNDLAND When sun rays crown thy pine-clad hills, AndSul1lmerspreadsherhand, When silvern voices tune thy rills, We love thee smiling land. We love thee, we love thee, We love thee, smiling land. When spreads thy cloak ofshimm'ring white, At Winter's stem command, Through sholtenedday and starlit night, We love thee, frozen land. We love thee, we love thee, We love thee, frozen land. When blinding storm gusts fret thy shore, And wild waves lash thy strand, Through sprindriftswirl and tempest roar. We love thee, wind-swept land. We love thee, we love thee, We love thee, wind-swept land. As loved our fathers, so we love, Where once they stood we stand. Their prayers we raise to Heaven above: God guard thee, Newfoundland! God guard thee, God guard thee, God guard thee, Newfoundland.

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O'/jicial VisilOrtothe Uni\'ersity His Honour the Honourable r!lr0l11 Roberts. O.NL. Q.c.. B.A.. LL.B.. LL.D. Lieutenant-Gon'mor (~FNe\lfoundlandand Labrador SPRI G CONVOCATION Friday, May 13, 2005 PRESIDI G OFFICERS Axel Meisen. B.Sc.. M.Sc.. Ph.D.. P. Eng., Eur.Ing. President and Vice-Chancellor H. E. A. (Eddy) Campbell, B.Sc.. M.Sc.. Ph.D. Vice-President (Academic) and Pro Vice-Chancellor COLLEGE PRI ClPAL John Ashton. B.A., M.A., Ph.D. UNIVERSITY MARSHAL Carson Leonard. B.Sc., B.Ed.. M.Ed. DEPUTY MARSHAL B. Paul Wilson. B.A.. B.Ed.. M.Ed.. Ed.D. U IVERSITY REGISTRAR Glenn Collins. B.Sc., B.Ed.. M.Sc. COLLEGE REGISTRAR Sharon oftall-bennen, B.S.W., M.Ed. PUBLIC ORATOR Shane O'Dea. B.A.. M.A. ORGANIST Gary Graham. O..L.. L.Mus., B.Mus., B.A.(Mu.) TRUMPETER Darren Hancock This ceremon,v at Sir WilFred Grenfell College is the first of eight sessions ofmemorial Unil'ersiry sspring Convocation 2005. While most students receiving their degrees at this session have completed their programs ofstudy at Grenfell College. a number hol'e completed programs offered at the St. John s campus.

UNIVERSITY OFFICIALS Other university officials participating in the Convocation ceremony may include: The Hon. Dr. John C. Crosbie. Chancellor Mr. Lome Wheeler. Chairman. Board of Regents Mr. Kent Decker, Vice-President (Administration and Finance) Dr. Christopher Loomis. Vice-President (Research) Dr. Michael Collins. Associate Vice-President (Academic) Dr. David Graham. Dean. Faculty of Arts Dr. Gary Gorman. Dean. Faculty of Business Administration Dr. Alice Collins, Dean, Faculty of Education Dr. Ray Gosine, Dean. Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science Dr. James Rourke, Dean. Faculty of Medicine Dr. Robert Lucas, Dean. Faculty of Science Dr. Chet Jablonski. Dean. School of Graduate Studies Dr. Tom Gordon, Director, School of Music Dr. Sandra LeFort, Director. School of Nursing Dr. Linda Hensman. Director. School of Pharmacy Dr. Colin Higgs, Director, School of Human Kinetics and Recreation Dr. Shelly Bimie-Lefcovitch, Director, School of Social Work Dr. Lilly Walker, Dean. Student Affairs and Services Mr. Leslie O'Reilly. Executive Director, Marine Institute

ACADEMIC PROCESSIO The Academic Procession heralds Convocation, the most significant gathering of the university community. On the day of Convocation. the Academic Procession will enter the hall at ten o'clock in the morning. The audience is requested to stand while the Proces ion enter and leaves the hall, during the anthems. and at other times as noted in the Proceeding. Entering the hall. the Proces ion may include: Deputy Marshal Students Staff Faculty Deputy Marshal Members of the Board of Regent Honorary Graduate Marshal Heads Directors Honorary Graduand Orator Vice-Principal University Registrar College Registrar Associate Dean Deans Principal Associate Vice-President Vice-President Representative(s) of Provincial Government Cabinet Chairman, Board of Regents Head of Sister Institutions President and Vice-Chancellor Mace-Bearer Chancellor Lieutenant-Governor, the Official Visitor to the University While rhe order alld compositioll ofrhe Procession generally rellloills rhe same foreachsessioll ofcolii'ocarioll. cenaillo!ficialsmaynorallelldallceremollies.

ORDER OF PROCEEDINGS 10:00 a.m.. Friday. May 13,2005 PROCESSIO AL The Prince of Denmad"~ March... JeremiahClarke ANTHEM 0 CANADA THE VICE-CHA CELLOR WILL DECLARE CO VOCATIO OPE PRESIDE TS REMARKS Axel Meisen. President and Vice-Chancellor REPORT TO CO VOCATION John Ashton. Principal CONFERRI G OF DERGRADUATE DEGREES The College Regisrrar will presentlhecandidates The Vice-Chancellor will confer the degrees The Principal will place the hoods CONFERRING OF GRADUATE DEGREES The College Registrar will pre entthecandidates The Vice-Chancellor will confer the degrees The Principal will place the hoods PRESENTATIO OF SIR WILFRED GRE FELL COLLEGE TEACHING AWARD Holly Pike. Vice-Principal JamesG.Greenlee PRESE TATION OF HO ORARY GRADUA D Shane O Dea. Public Orator CO FERRI G OF HO ORARY DEGREE UPO Rick Mercer The Degree of Doclor of Letters DR. MERCER WILL SIG THE REGISTER AND ADDRESS CO VOCATIO THE VICE-CHANCELLOR WILL DECLARE CONVOCATION CLOSED ANTHEM The Ode to Newfoundland RECESSIONAL Psalm XIX...BenedettoMarcello Reception: Food Court, Student Centre Annex Sir Wilfred Grenfell College Sponsored by rile Memorial Uni,'ersiry Alumni Associarion

MEDALS A D AWARD IIl~li$II J)anld l~ph~n PI l,nln""" li(cjist ienct Ga.I\1.-\Rn ljll1ronm 11/,,1 -ludic TInaBE.OIT Hlllonc"lludics \Iar T~rrence 0 \10 I> P\\"clwIOf!\ A hl~~ JAR\IS TII,'all< AprilllARVEY Vi,lIIa/AI".' Anna ELKINS Sn.-;"IICllllllra/Sllldies Tam A"iyn MADIGA \lar!!areifilzpatrick torgan:\tedalin'ursing

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BACHELOR OF NURSING J,,..t1k'll,"<>TE)..;m,nl...~AM.I" lhmdle HARt-lOR ~~,""n \boa HORI>E' I \l,,,hdk IIRYE'T()~ ~~ n l'alon H\ R~E S 'An" Shell~ ("Ol.J..ETr Julia CO(l''l':R FEQL'ET "'m.mja\-'4fl, DE~'IS...I"'FOOlE Am' GALE 'a"'''... GI':'\'GE. Jenn~ L~M Hl'GIlES Joo. K;IIt'" Hl \-mer \',eoo) KEEFE J,II Ale\1' Gail K,,-,nAu... All".. Kalho.'f1l><' KEr\,[:ny Tem L)" '1",,~ KL"ED\ CIlJrkncl);a"ncKi\IT Jc"",I,.,. \lacj)o~all) 'Id"", 1)310" MARTIN J),.~r I ~< l'a -n.> C..a"h"... n',("".~ C''ffk.'l"tl",,>!. C...n...rk"',," 10_hl<'IO" C,,",,-.,.Hnll,l ~cr>!lo'n.,lk L."'nlo... C"m'"Tllo~''' IbmpJoln 1\",,11<... 1'<"111 Cn.""I,laJl<IC",c ("""".,.11«>.>1. BI..,lTkUe 1.0:10"1""'< ComcrBruo.>I. C"m..,.Hl\lOl Pa-atkna (""<l"icrhn~>l. Pa"""'na J".mnc\-ICJ)O'"Ul \1I,'helk \I.,n-dl" \-It l.j..1''i J...:l",'OS \HlRTm \kh,... -\nno UIUE-'\ ~,T"",I'O\\n! \-1.m<J) Gct"l',aQlI'LA'" TiMRIt>EOI'T Ik""... '"S.11C ROHOO"i II,,,,,," Janc ROSI: "',anne ~11OlIT T"')aSI"U~ Kmr) L)M STRICKLA'l) 1l,~I) \-1'CE"''T BlDGELL Tamm) WALCIJ T,.,., KlIten WLlLO" t-dh RUlh WELSH AI'flI Eh'aho..1h WHEAIX)~ I)".-,:..-l...h ("'>ninllr"" (in.~nl,lan,jil".'" l'<>mc<bm"l!k'1inl',("",c 1.0:10"1''''''' f,...'l\i.an<l (',,,,,,,-.. Hill'>!. En~l«\-allc) 1'''1'0.1 Tnl'" C,~lttIll'o\Rt- J.,.'lIn,k, I'tX"KRlIU) Am) \ll<hdlc 1'O\IEll.ln ~,Anl"''''Y Cha"'''.-l P"nau, 83."l"'" I)c",Ue Hum! hl"oo, Tnh1l\ Grandfall, \'"OOwo M,lIen,".n GmOOIl.,nl Carlx"",'ll" BACHELOR OF SOCIAL WORK BACHELOR OF EDUCATION (PRIMARYIELEMENTARY) 1:J<>kn:l ~a,"" CROl'ClILIl Ambcr S.mllflC MILLE" April POWEll ':lllc) I'OWER BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS (THEATRE) AmandilIlEl}s()'I Ik.>llla EIIIA'1h IlERE.SRIRI> Adom Chn<lophc'r HIl.AKE K""," HROW1\ (;1.-..3 Joan ". uh" HtRI\S III.'h1:c<:;rJ"""Cllh'V.'E AIItc... O,." Cr:anJFall, \\,nd>.or C,,",,,,lln~1l Slcrhm\llle G>nknll'vt'f.Om 0""'" M.ui. t>l:"i"e Pa1nd. l)an,d GERVAIS Apnl HAIlVE) CI))lal Hcmard\lAR1lN Call1<.,.,,,,,MLIlRAY R"""""" knca ITl'("KLESS Muunlf>carl \',,1"" 1\.5 Ih~ H"II,...ph<.'lIHlk V",nn:l.Auloina Cand<.. BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS (VISUAL ARTS) 1\,...", Ilrnn.l HARRETT 1\"'h<>l'" Sw<l HOLGER Aaron BRAZJL Am:"'da Elle" BIlL:SIlETr b... ll<jland CLARKI: AnMELt-INS Lar;c.l' Amall<b HASKELl Am' L(>r:U"" IlQU.OWA' MJIId) J(Wln< KEEI'1'1G John Ja..." \lcoo:-;all)... '(pone Cooccpu,," SJ) Soulh Pa>a.kna Jac<tu,... Fuma'ne GraroJFall. W,n<lMll" C"m.:r HI1"~ C"mcrll,ool S, Joh"'~ (""m",bn,,'" "","", Mc~han MCMASTER Jeremy MCPEAKE J,IIIJtlE.c\lCOL A"Vd. M,m" OHIlIEN \u>an(h,ahc:lh RA...DEl.L Carolyn N,<.'OIc IlEOl)'t' Jane' M,mcRL;SSI>LL U""",n I'atnck WHALEN SlCfll\anl<'WIUIMI5 \lc1cn~ 'U\IAN C""""Hm(>/" Kclllpt'w, S1Joon', SIJ"l\n'( C'lfTlCrlln... SIJ"hn', C...,rHroo... SI. J"lln'~ Ho) llull~ 'it\l"'.\"

BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION C,,,., AU'lin \IO~Hl]~ Slcl'ben...ORTll C"n..." 1In.",~ C"m...,.lln.,l MASTER OF EDUCATION Il.cuben L."moOi "'l'iti' I'CIC, l)oojld 6urr CIJ"'''''cCO\\()LlY J"hn I),,'id Hr... U\ ('"lh<:nnchol'si L"rr.cFrJnll)n Hl MflEIl. T''I'T:lIlccJ{\\l.op/lI.A\ALLIX HclinJJS1JrrtOIlf:R I."J,\1I,..: ~1,\RSI)r::" \lacarthi R JJ>l.mW,,,>,ln,,,Il.EID c"mcr I:l"",l-&!ucauo,ul LcaJ"",h,pSluJ,c, C"mc,Il"."'-bJ"'~I"lfl"Il.<'aJ"",h,p'5luJ,c' Summcr"oc-lid""aliooJILc..o",..,hipSwJ"... Cu"""lInl(ll &l\ll.'llllu'1jilcadc"'hipswj,,,, IlJmpdcn f"h";alu'ii,lllc,ldc",h,ps!udic' CO""" 0,,101., EJ""allllrlJl Lc'..."'h,p Sl"1l,c, Slcphcn'lllc-Edoc,uulflallca<lc",hlpSludlc, SI.J"hn, &Ju"Jlu1flJI Lcadc"hip"lud,"' C"mo." Iln.,~ - Edoc,11",nJI LcJ<k'r'hip SIU(J,C' Co.''''''' 1I".1l. CJ"'Jl"~l"1 l.caj"t,h,p Stull,,,, 10

HONORARY DEGREI<: Cmulillwl'Jlor IUlllorm:,; /1t'grt'!',1 IIII1Y IIf> UOlllillllll'd b,l' 1/IJ1"tl11t' IfI lilt' SI'/WII' C",lltllillt'f' OIr HOl/llf"n DI'~fl'f;',1 fllld C/'fl'I//mrifl/,d,idl, IIfl/'r dul' ('''"Iid/,m/illll.!onl'wlh ii,' fl'i'oii1jiif'lulutiolh /II 5/,11111,' jor (l1'lmll'li1. Tt,!>t' ('(mllll/'redji,,, 11I1 IllJrlOmr\, Ile1!.rt'I' lilt' /'(jmjid<li/,.i 1IU1,\I IWl11utlll' hun' Itl'f" bt'/ll'ftll'lllr.{ ofiii/' IlIIir/'nin', orlh'rwiu,,'ito hlll'l' llfljirl'i'tii'mil/t'/if'l' ill 1(,"fIlmf: (1/' ill 1111' f"h, or tho.\l'..iwlml'c mhl,('\,'i,1t',iimil//[lii,lred thl'mjl'll"~sbl' "m,rwmlill,f: ('1Ib1ic ft'nict'. Rick Mercer Rid Mert:erwas born in SI, John'~ and mlended '\Chool al Prince of Wale, Collegiale. He be~an hi' can:er 11\ comed) perfonlllng and \I riling a -.erie, of one-nun 'l.il~e '00""', begllllllng wnh SluJll Mt' lit/:' /Jill/WI, I'll P'II'I,/I, \lhlch debuted m the Nalloll3l Ans Centre In 1990 and... cnl on to lour acro~, lhe country. Sub-equcnt theatre pcrforll1ancc~ III('iUdt.>d I'\'t' Killed /Jt'}o,,-', I'll KUI Agllill (1992) Jnd ell/tlllla; A Good PIli,./:, 10 Hille ([9951. In 199-1 thi, 51. John', nalive [uunched hi~ lelc' i~ioll career a.. a performer and wriler on Ihe topical \leel.l) ~ho\l Tilil' Hour Htu 22 MIIllIIi~S, ""hich he left in 2001. [II 1998 he JOllied Gera[d Lunz and ;\'lichac[ Donovall to ere.,te Ihe..atirical dramalic ~rie, "'//lit' III Cmll/dll, where he again Slarred and contributed D..~a... mer.ln 2001 hi~..pecial 1i1/~iIlK IQAlllericWIJ became the highest rau.."d Canadian COlllt.'dy special of allltme \\-nh 2.7 miliionvic\ler. Rid. Mercer', Mom/llv RtfXlrl, a \leekly half-hollr of topical comedy, debuted on CBC Tele\i,ion in January 2~; II " now tll It.. 'occond ~asol\, In No\'emlxr::!~ Mr. Mercer receiv'ed the NallOllOII Am Centre A\lard atlhe Governor General'" Perfonmng An, Award..: and in December 2004 he recei\ed mn Getnllll Award~: Be't Wrtttllg tn a Cornedy and Be"l Pcrfomlance ltl a Comedy for the cac Televi\lon...rtesMml/'ifICc/II(l(/fl In 2002 he...a~ pre'ocliled 'Wllh an honoral) doclor of leui'... from L:H1relltlarl Univ'er;lly, Among numerou~ other a... ard~, he ha~ ~n c()<-nan~d Joumah~l of the Year allhe Allantic Journalism Award, Ant'\ of the Year from the Newfoundland and l.<ibrador Ar1~ Council. alk! he has received a number of CanadIan comedy a\lard~ SIR WILFRED GRENI<'ELL COLLEGE TEACHING AWARD This a...ard recogmze, and encournges ucellence In leae-hmg. lcae-hmg mno,alton, or lcachlll]!'; leadel"ihlp. Thi~ year lhe aw:lrd will be pre.<.enled to Dr, Jame, Greenlee, prok~<.orof historical studie, and a member oflhe college faculty since 1977. Dr. Greenlee foundl"d lhe Sir Wilfred Grenfell College Hi\lOrical Sociel) :lnd helped develop the hi\torical \ludics degree progralli. 1bc <election comllll\lee recognized Dr. Gn.'eillee for hi,> enthusia.'ili, dedication and the htgh \landard, lhat he require, of and tnsptre~ wuhm hi, \Iudenl', A.. one 'tulknt pointed out. "Dr. Greenlee doesn't Just teach you faeh and date... He tcache\)ou how to ~ an IIIdependenlthml..er,"

ACADEMIC DRESS TheacademicdressformatriculatedundergraduatesoftheUniversity hall be similar 10 the Scholar's gown of the University of Oxford. It shall be worn whenever the President so directs. The go\\ ns of the Bachelors shall be of black.. tuff. The gowns of the Masters shall be of black stuff or silk. The gowns of the Doctors shall be of fine scarlet cloth or silk.. or of black. stuff or silk. The pattern of the Bachelor' gown shall be similar to that of the Oxford Bachelor' gown. The pattern of the Ma< ter's gown and the Doctor' black. gown shall be similar to that of the Oxford Master's gown. except that the Doclor's gown shall have an edging of black silk braid at the opening of the sleeve. The Doctor's carlet gown shall be imilar to that of the Oxford Doctor of Divinity's gown. The hoods of the Bachelors shall be made of black stuff. the hoods of the Ma ters of black silk.. and the hoods of the Doctors of scarlet silk. They shall be full in shape and lined with the university colour, of claret and white. The hoods of the Bachelors shall be trimmed with white fur. the tippets with velvet in the colours distinctive of the Faculty or Degree. The hoods and tippets of the Ma. ters shall be edged with velvet in the colours distinctive of the Faculty or Degree. The hoods and tippets of the Doctors shall be edged with silk in the colours distinctive of the Faculty or Degree: however. the hood of the Doctor of Philo'ophyshall be of claret silk, lined and edged with claret silk. Thedi.tinctivecoloursforthedegree shall be: B.A.. M.A.. White B.A. (Police Navy Blue Studies).. B.B.A.. Nutmeg B.Comlll.. B.Comm.(Co-op). M.B.A Tan B.Ed.. B.Ed.(lntermediate/Secondary). M.Ed....LighlBlue B.Ed.(Prim.). B.Ed.(Elem.). B.Ed. (Prim./Elem.)... Royal Blue B.Ed.(Nalive and Northern)...Monad Blue B.Eng.. M.Eng.. Orange B.F.A.(Theatre) Amethyst... B.F.A.(Visual Arts)..Green Haze B.IGn.(Co-op). B.Kin..Sage Green M.D.. Green B.M.S...Ocean B.Mu.. M.Mus.....Pink B.Mus.Ed...Lavender. B.N.. M.N....Coral B.P.E.. B.P.E. (Co-op). M.P.E.. Sage Green B.Rec.(Co-op), B.Rec.. Sage Green B.Sc., M.Sc.. M.A.S.P.(Co-op) Gold B.Sc.(Pharm.). M.Sc.(Pharm.) Clover... M.Sc.(Kin.).... SageGreen M.Sc.(Med.)... Green B.S.W. M.S.W Ruby Gem B.Sp.Ed. Teal Blue. B.Tech.. MossGreen. B.Voc.Ed... Steel Gray B.Ed.(Po t-secondary). M.A.S.. MeanGray M.A.Sc Sunburt M.Envir.Sc... Pollen M.E.R... Chocolate Brown. M.M.S. (Fisheries Resource Management)...Emerald M.O.GS.....BurnlUmber M.Phil..Ph.D....Clarel M.WS....Purple The caps of Bachelors and Masters shall be black and of the square shape. with black tassel. The caps of the Doctors shall be similar to the Oxford Doctor's bonnet. TheacademicdressfortheOfficersoftheUniversityshalibeasfo1I0ws: Chancellor - a silk gown heavily embroidered with gold braid Vice-chancellor - a silk gown embroidered with gold braid Pro Vice-chancellor - a silk gown embroidered with gold braid University Registrar and other Officers of the University - gown of a pattern approved by Senate

HISTORY OF CONVOCATION In June of 1950 Memorial University held it, first convocation. which was a fairl) simplc affair. Led b) Prof. Jack Facey of Engineering (who would Ialer perform the role of marshal for 46 years). the sludents and facully mo\ed from the Parade Street campus across to SI. Pat ric"'s Hall School for the conferring of undergraduate degrees. The university presented its firsl graduatcdegrecsin May 1956 and its first honorary degree in May 1960. The ceremony for that first honorary degree. pre. eilled to Monnie Mansfield. who had been Memoria!"s regi.lrar for 30 years. sened as a dress rehear.al for the most elahorate convocalionlheuni\ersilyhaseverheld-thatfor the opening of the Elizabeth Avenue campus in October 1961. Overseeing the arrangements were Prof. Facey as the mar hal of convocation. re pon,ihle for the organizalion. direction and decorum of the occasion. and Dr. G.M. Story as the public oralor. reo ponsible for the delivery of the oration about the honorary graduands. a pecial fealure of Memoria!"s convocations. ineteen honorary degree, were conferred on a galaxy of dignitaries local. nalional and international. That day the public orator and hisdeput) each had to deliver a many as len orations, each a concise bul rhetorically lively account of the ralionale for conferringthedegree. From 196110 1968 convocation was held in the gymnasium of the Physical Education Building. With the opening of the SI. John's Arts and Cullure Centre. Memorial in effect acquired a new convocation hall. which became the regular ite of the ceremonies after 1970. Designed partially on Ihe ideas of then-premier Joseph Smallwood. the. bac" of the stage with its descending staircase was developed specifically for Memoria!" convocation. Fall convocation was inaugurated in 1970 to accommodate increasing numbers of graduates and to support tbe threesemester academic calendar. In May 1992.23 graduates received degrees in the first regular session 0 f convocation held at Sir Wilfred Grenfell College. Memorial's Corner Brook campus. The ceremonial trappings of convocation began to be developed in the early 1960s. Our academic robes arc ba ed on those of Oxford Univer ity. The silver mace. the symbol of the university's authority and the presence of which ignals the official opening of convocation, and the marshal. 'stave were donated by Chancellor Lord Thomson in 1961. The chancellor's chair and a lectern were presented in 1963 by LI.-Gov. Campbell Macpherson. Other complementary birch wood furniture pieces were subsequently commissioned from the SI. John's firm of Clarmanis and Son Ltd.: the chair' bear the univer ity's coat of arms. hand carved and painted bas-relief. The signing table, gift of the former mar hal Dr. Jack Facey. was added in 1996. In 2002 plans were made to create a econd convocation furniture uite so that a complete sct would permanently re ide al each of the SI. John' and Corner Brook campuses. The de. ign of the new suite. intended 10 reflect the culture and tradition of the province. was undertaken by retired Memorial University de igner Ian Stewart: Paterson Woodworking of Upper Amher t Cove was commissioned to construct the et. The fir t piece in thi uite. a black walnut convocation table with a fish-splitting table motif. was pre enled by Lt.-Gov. Edward Robert in 2003. The desire to share the ceremonie beyond the audience seated in the Convocation hall led to televi ion coverage of the ceremonies beginning in the 1970 and. more recently. Web-casting (by the university's Di tanee Education and Learning Technologies unil) which virtually brings the ceremony to the whole world via the university Web site at WWlUlIllIl.ca. Other university units that playa role in convocation include the Office of the Registrar and the School of Graduate Studies. which ensure that students have completed their programs and are certilled for their degrees: the Division of University Relations, which co-ordinatesthelogisticsofthisspecialeventand as ists thegraduands with preparations fortheceremonyandthecelebrationssurroundingit:andtheofficeof Alumni Affairs and Development. which welcomes graduates into the Memorial University alumni association. Convocation ha been a day of pride for thousands ofsludents and more than 500 honorary graduates. resulting in more than 55.000 alumni member worldwide. While our convocation, as a ceremonial occasion. has grown from the practices and procedures of older universities. after more tbanbalfacenluryithasbecomeadi tinctiveevent forallwhoaltend.betheydistinguisbedguestsorfaculty.bonorarygraduatesoroursludentswhoare.asthey sbould be. the focus of the eveni.

A Message for New Graduates Welcome to your Alumni Association! The minute you step off the stage at today's Convocation you become a member of an outstanding club thafs more than 55.000 strong. Congratulations and welcome to the Alumni Association of Memorial University of Newfoundland! OUf members include present and fulure leaders in the private and public sectors. We are researchers. artists, politicians. teachers. doctors. business leaders. thinkers. and rock stars. We are connected. And we can help you make the right connections wherever you go. Your membership has its privileges As a member of Memorial's Alumni Association YOU are entitled to: discoullts on insuram::e access to a Memoriai University MasterCard access to libra!)' services discounts at The Works free alumm c.ard froc e-mail for hfe We will mail LllminU$ magazine to you twice ii )'ear It is cover-t<kovcr mfom1;1uon on research. new developments md new faces al Memonal Plus there's lots 01 news about your feuow alumni who are mahng their marks, And 10 keep)'ou up-to d..ate on Ihe latest news md events for alumni...'e U.also send you LuminlU ExprCJs, a lree monthly e-newsletter. Altef June 2Q. 2005, go to m)',munarum,c.. 10 create your own "e-mail for lile" account. Events to help you stay connected We h.:ive a Jam-packed calendar of actlvitlcs and events. There's somethmg happenmg on the local. national or mtematlon<ll scene every month These events are developed especially for alumni. to offer professional development., nclworking.. lifelong learrung., and enjoyment. These events are your opponumty to slay connected with your fellov.' gradu.1!cs and WIth the unl\'l~~rsiiy, With the assisrance of volunteer alumni. "''I': re Adding programs and opponunitics all the time. Contact us Memorial UniversIty of Newfoundland Office of Alumni AfI<llr5 and Development Alumni House. 2{) Lambes Lane St, John s. NL Canada Ale 557 Phone: 709-737-4354 Tolliree: I-Sn-700-408l E mail munalum@mutl.ca Web: www.mullalum.:a