SGS: Medicine; Kinesiology & Physical Education Work; Music Fall 2025 Convocation
The convocation ceremony at the University of Toronto celebrates the achievements of graduates from various disciplines, including medicine, kinesiology, and physical education, while acknowledging the traditional land of Indigenous peoples. The event emphasizes gratitude for the support of families, faculty, and staff, marking a significant milestone in the graduates' academic journeys.
Key Takeaways
- Turning off devices might save your soul, but it's definitely not saving your Instagram stories.
- The real degrees of separation? Graduating from U of T means joining a network of 700,000 alumni across 196 countries.
- From labs to boardrooms, U of T alumni don’t just make an impact; they practically redefine 'global citizens'.
- Who knew Latin could make a graduation sound so medieval? Cheers to tradition and a sprinkle of confusion!
- A round of applause for families: the unsung heroes of every graduate’s success story, equipped with endless patience!
Mentioned in This Episode
- Melanie Woodin (person)
- Wesley Hall (person)
- Ira Jacobs (person)
- PAM Pill (concept)
- Tannenbaum Institute (company)
- Canadian Space Agency (company)
- Ecclesiastes (book)