Nicholas Vachon-Gee receives his Marianopolis diploma from Associate Academic Dean Claude Bélanger at graduation on June 15. The Commerce grad will study accounting at Concordia University's John Molson School of Business. (Owen Egan)
Model UN Club executives, from left, Alexandre Meterissian, Margarita Altankova, Mathilde Gaudreau Simard and Sajjid Hossain receive the Student Congress Award for outstanding club leadership at graduation on June 15. (Owen Egan)
Professors Claude Garneau and Isabelle Levasseur share a moment with guest speaker Dr. Aspasia Karalis '99, far right, before proceeding to the graduation ceremony June 15. (Owen Egan)
Gary Wagner captures the moment before his daughter Julia Wagner, left, and her friend Eliza Peri Cohen proceed to convocation on June 15. (Owen Egan)
Moving this summer?
Be sure to keep in touch and update Marianopolis College with your new coordinates. Current students and graduates from the class of ’09 should update their information via the Omnivox Personal File. Alumni wishing to keep in touch with the College should contact the Development & Alumni Affairs Office, ext. 206.
Congratulations to the Class of 2009
Marianopolis College congratulates the 824 graduates honoured at Convocation on June 15, including the 66 Marianopolis Scholars who completed their programs of study with an average of 90 percent and above. Graduates join a network of more than 23,000 alumni. The College wishes them the best of luck in their future endeavours and urges them to keep in touch.
Summer hours
Until August 10, the College's building will be open 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Thursday, 8:30 to 1 p.m. Friday. Please check with individual offices about their hours. College services will be closed during the construction holiday, July 20 to 31. Fall classes will begin August 20.
Marianopolis College's environmental efforts honoured anew
Last spring, the College was designated a Cégep Vert du Québec, making it the first Anglophone school among its peers to obtain the environmental certification. “That was a level 1 certification and we just got word that we've been recognized with level 2 for all the green work we've been doing in the last year,” said Student Life Director Louise McLellan. “The level 2 certification isn't just trailblazing, it's an acknowledgement of a community value here at the College. Our environmental work will continue with the help of our students, faculty and staff.”
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