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2.2.23 Prizes Awarded At Convocation

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Senate Medals of Distinction
Pewter medals are awarded by the Senate to recognize the top graduating master students in each program area. Students are nominated by their departments. These medals are presented at both the spring and fall ceremonies.

President’s Prizes
Special awards donated by the University President are given to members of the spring and fall graduating classes whose energy, generosity and commitment have enriched the University during their time as students, and who show promise that their commitment will continue as alumnae.

Kappa Gamma Pi
Kappa Gamma Pi is the National Catholic College Graduate Honor Society. Membership is based on scholarship, leadership and service. Members are selected not only for recognition of past accomplishments, but also in anticipation of future service.

Governor-General’s Medal
Donated by the Governor-General of Canada this medal is given once per year at the graduate level to the top graduating master’s student. Presented annually at the spring convocation. Students graduating the previous October are equally eligible with spring graduands for this award.

The Graduate Thesis Award
A special award presented by the Graduate Studies Committee to a student who has completed a thesis of exceptional quality including evidence of well-developed, independent research skills and contribution to his/her academic discipline. Presented annually at the fall convocation. Students graduating the previous spring are equally eligible with fall graduands for this award.

Lieutenant Governor’s Intergenerational Awards
Each award will be given to a graduating Mount undergraduate or graduate student who has demonstrated outstanding commitment to enriching the lives of seniors or youth in their community. The award will be presented annually during Spring Convocation.


Academic Note:
This online web-based calendar is current, as of the senate meeting held May 7, 2012 for the 2012-2013 academic year, and should be used for Summer/Fall registration purposes. The web-based calendar is updated once a month after each Senate session up until the final session of each academic year. Please be advised that the "Official" PDF 2012-2013 Academic Calendars will be available at the end of May 2012.  

 

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