More than 700 graduates will be walking the stage in the College of New Caledonia’s convocation ceremonies.
The first ceremony is scheduled for this afternoon (Thursday) in Prince George, with the second taking place Tuesday at CNC’s North Cariboo Campus in Quesnel.
“Convocation is a time to celebrate not just academic success, but the perseverance, growth, and community spirit that our students embody,” said CNC President Cindy Heitman.
“The Class of 2025 has shown remarkable resilience and dedication, and we are proud to honour their achievements. As they join our alumni community, we know they will continue to make a meaningful impact in their careers and communities they serve.”
Of the 1,312 graduates this year, more than 700 have registered to participate in the celebrations.
Melyssa Renshaw, a graduate receiving a diploma in Diagnostic Medical Sonography will also be receiving the Governor General’s Academic Collegiate Bronze Medal for achieving the highest overall average grade in a diploma program of all graduating students this year.
Kerry Thomas will be receiving the Mary John Award of Excellence, which is given to a student who exemplifies commitment to community service and the revitalization of language and culture.
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