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class of 2020
LETTER FROM THE

President and Vice-Chancellor

�CONGRATULATIONS
on your graduation!

I sincerely wish we could have shared in the celebration of your
accomplishments with you, your family and friends, and with your
Lakehead family.
While the pandemic has limited our ability to come together in person, it has not
limited the significance of your exceptional achievements, and the promise of future
successes that come from learning and living these past years as a Lakehead
student.
We are especially proud of how well you have adapted to the challenges we have all
faced this past term, and how you have demonstrated your resilience and spirit in so
many ways.
At the beginning of this academic year, I began thinking about what my convocation
message should convey to you. Our world and our plans were so different then.
However, the themes I focused on then are still appropriate today.
The promise of a university degree has always been to gain the knowledge and skills
to create a better life for yourself and for your communities. Simon Anholt, keynote
speaker at the 2019 European Association for International Education, stated that it is
possible to tackle all of the world’s most pressing challenges, like those presented by
climate change, poverty, or a pandemic, within this, “your generation”.
Lakehead’s mission to be an innovative comprehensive university that provides an
education that is about how to think, not what to think, has never been more relevant.
We have always seen ourselves as members of learning and knowledge creation
communities that share and collaborate for the greater good across national and
international borders. As Anholt emphasized, the universities of the world are a
diplomatic network that can be “lit up now more powerfully than ever to ensure we
work together for our mutual benefit.”

�It is ever more crucial that you, our newest class of university graduates, are well
prepared to act as global citizens. Graduating from Lakehead now has uniquely
positioned you to lead lasting transformation.
You should be proud to note that one of the highlights at Lakehead University this
past term was being recognized as one of the top 100 Universities from 85 countries
around the world in the Times Higher Education (THE) Impact Rankings. THE Impact
Rankings are the only global performance tables that assess universities against the
United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals, and affirm Lakehead’s commitment
to inﬂuencing change, and ensuring the health and sustainability of our local and
global communities.
While experiencing the tumult during the rise of this pandemic, we have become
profoundly aware of how essential it is to learn from one another, to share resources
and expertise, and to see ourselves not only seeking individual success, but also as
members of communities of minds and bodies collaborating for the betterment of our
shared social, economic, and physical health.
We hope you have become more confident in how to employ a range of technologies
to ensure that you will have opportunities to thrive in your chosen careers or
professions, even when you are neighbourhoods or hemispheres apart. Using virtual
tools, you will be able to interact with new levels of effectiveness and personal
connections that truly cement long-term relationships and shared commitment.
This is a time of deep change, and you, as both a graduate of Lakehead University
and a global citizen, are poised to create a better future for yourself, your local
communities, and our world.
Keep us in your hearts and in your minds as you, our exceptional 2020 graduates,
make our future together brighter. We cannot wait to learn about your many
successes!
Sincerley,

Moira McPherson, Ph.D.
President and Vice-Chancellor

�Office of the President
955 Oliver Road, Thunder Bay, Ontario P7B 5E1
500 University Avenue, Orillia, Ontario L3V 0B9

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Greetings Class of 2022,

~
Friday, June 3, 2022

Chancellors routinely tell graduating classes that they have remarkable
resilience, skills, and the tools to overcome obstacles. And usually chancellors
add nice words for the support systems of family, friends, and the university
community.
In your case, class of 2022, outstanding resilience has been absolutely
required for you to survive, thrive, and progress to the landmark events of
convocation. And resilience will oontinue to be required as you make your next
oontributions to Canada and the world.
Congratulations to you and your support systems on gaining such meaningful
skills. 2022 is unique: Your class has survived, and oome out stronger, more
socially oonscious, creative, and adaptable, because of a global pandemic.
Your oonvocation happens in a time of war, the first world involvement war in
more than 70 years. You are learning the lessons of peace-making and the
deep value of peace.
You, class of 2022, have had to deal with shattering truths about Canada's
se~-identity as a country, residential schools, to see our history and present littered with injustices. If you were once in denial
your eyes are now open. Clear sight is part of a university education. Congratulations.
Class of 2022 you can tum the unique disadvantages of your era into advantages, into enlightenment opportunities. I applaud
you class of 2022 as you move onward with un-imagined resilience, ability to overcome obstacles, and the knowledge to build
and cherish oommunity.

Greetings,
Rita Shelton Deverell, CM, EdD
Chancellor

Ceremony 1
9:00 a.m.
Bora Laskin Faculty of Law
Faculty of Health &amp; Behavioural Sciences
Ceremony 2
12:00 p.m.
Facuity of Business Administration
Faculty of Engineering
Faculty of Medicine
Faculty of Natural Resources Management

P!tsdulml&amp;~

Dr. Moira McPherson, President &amp;Vice-Chancellor

SCAN ME

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The audience is asked to stand as the Academic Procession begins

Provost Address
Recognition of Graduates

Dear Lakehead University Graduates,
Sincere oongratulations to all of our Graduates!
I am joined by Lakehead University's faculty and staff, as well as your
families and friends, in celebrating your achievements on the journey
that has led to your graduation.
Your University has helped shape the person you have become, just
as you have left your unique mark on the people you have studied and
interacted with during your time with us.
Convocation is as much a final step as It is a leap towards your Mure.
We wish you all the best as you embrace tomorrow's challenges and
choices.

For a full list of Lakehead University's graduates, along
with this year's Medal recipients, visit
lakehead u.ca/Grad uatelist

Ceremony 3
3:15 p.m.
Faculty of Education
Faculty of Science &amp; Environmental Studies
Faculty of Social Sciences &amp; Humanities

OCanada
Honour Song
Invocation
Welcome Remarks
Voices from the Class

~J,u,,n,~(I~

Lakehead University's 57th Convocation Ceremony was
presented on June 2, 2022.
Watch the video at
lakehead u.ca/Convocation

Message from the Alumni Association
Chancellor's Remarks
Recessional

Ms. Brenna Prouse
Elder Beatrice Twance-Hynes
Elder Gerry Martin
Or. Moira McPherson, President &amp;Vice-Chancellor
Ms. Eraj Rehman (Ceremony 1)
Ms. Sasha Wilson (Ceremony 2)
Ms. Lahama Naeem (Ceremony 3)
Or. David Barnett, Provost &amp; Vice-President Academic
Presented by:
Mrs. Karen Poole, Associate Professor, School of Nursing (Ceremony 1)
Dr. Rhonda Koster, Deputy ProvosWice-Provost Teaching &amp; Leaming
(Ceremony 2)
Dr. Isabelle Lemee, Chair, Department of Languages (Ceremony 3)
Ms. Yolanda Wanakamik, Vice-President,
Lakehead University Alumni Association
Chancellor Rita Shelton Deverell
Mr. Ryan Moore

The audience is asked to follow the Academic Procession to the main campus for refreshments, photos and conversation.

�Lakehead
UNIVERSITY

Lakehead Thunder Bay
955 Oliver Road, Thunder Bay, ON P78 5E1

Lakehead Orillia
500 University Avenue, Orillia, ON L3V 0B9

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