900 UWindsor Students Graduating This Weekend

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This Saturday, the University of Windsor will confer degrees on nearly 900 graduating students during two sessions of its 102nd Convocation ceremonies.

Yifeng Li, a doctoral graduate of the School of Computer Science, will receive the Governor General’s Gold Medal, given annually to the student who achieves the highest academic standing at the graduate level.

The Fall Convocation schedule begins at 10am when degrees will be conferred on the graduating classes in the Faculty of Engineering (including Graduate Studies); Faculty of Nursing (including Graduate Studies); Faculty of Science (including Graduate Studies); and Inter-Faculty Programs.

At the 3pm session, degrees will be conferred on the graduating classes in the Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences (including Graduate Studies); Faculty of Education (including Graduate Studies); Faculty of Human Kinetics (including Graduate Studies); and the Odette School of Business (including Graduate Studies).