2024 Convocation Ceremonies – June 19 and 20
Get ready to cross the stage at the ceremonies taking place on June 19 and 20 in the PISE Building at the Interurban Campus. 

Order of Ceremonies

Save the Date to Celebrate!

School(s)

Times and dates

Eyēʔ Sqȃ’lewen
Centre for Indigenous Education & Community Connections

School of Access

Centre for Sport & Exercise Education

Wed. June 19, 10am

School of Business

Wed. June 19, 2:30pm
School of Health & Human ServicesThurs. June 20, 10am

School of Arts & Science

School of Trades & Technology 

Thurs. June 20, 2:30pm

 

Graduation vs. Convocation

Graduation is when a student meets all credential requirements and is approved by the Registrar to graduate from their program.

To officially graduate, you must submit an Application to Graduate in the final term of your program. After applying to graduate and successfully completing the program requirements, then you will be credentialed. Your parchment will be mailed to you. 

Convocation is the official ceremony where graduates are acknowledged and celebrated. This is the day you cross the stage in a cap and gown and celebrate your achievements with family, friends and classmates.

Before Convocation Checklist

Find step-by-step instructions on how to apply to graduate, RSVP to attend your Convocation Ceremony, order your cap and gown and more.

Convocation checklist

graduation student

Live Stream

Can't it make it to convocation? Don't worry we'll be live-streaming the ceremonies. Follow us on YouTube

View Past Ceremonies.

Camosun graduate hugging parent

You always belong here

The Alumni Association can help you keep in touch with the college and network with fellow alumni. As a Camosun Alumni, you have access to exclusive alumni services and discounts.

diploma and graduation portrait frames from the Camosun bookstore

Diploma frames

A diploma frame is a perfect way to showcase your credentials and remember your hard work. Visit Camosun's Bookstore to find gifts for graduates and diploma frames.

Gifts for Grads

Convocation questions

For more information about convocation ceremonies, contact your School Representative.

Convocation School Representatives

SchoolContact
Indigenous Education & Community  Connections

Christina La Vallee
lavalleec@camosun.ca
250-370-3299

Dee (Deirdre) McNeil
mcneild@camosun.ca
250-370-3132

Centre for Sport and Exercise EducationErica Johnston
JohnstonEr@camosun.ca
250 370-4713
School  of AccessAllisen Rocko
rockoa@camosun.ca
250-370-3487
School  of Arts and Science

Alina Dmytrenko
artscigrad@camosun.ca
250-370-3097

Ana Maria Garcia
250-370-3294

School  of BusinessCheri Hurtubise
hurtubisec@camosun.ca
250-370-4126
School of Health and Human ServicesErin Ball
balle@camosun.ca
250-370-4074
School of Trades and TechnologyAlesha  Peters
techinfo@camosun.ca
250-370-3822

 

International Students

Inviting guests to Canada for your Convocation Ceremony

Camosun International does not issue specific convocation letters. If you need supporting documentation to invite friends or family to Canada for your convocation ceremony request a Letter of Verification of Enrolment or Program Completion.

  • If you have completed your studies request a "Letter of Completion".
  • If you’re in your last semester request a "Letter of Enrollment" .

Request a Letter

 

Note: When submitting immigration documents to Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) we recommend you include a screenshot of the webpage showing Camosun College’s graduation dates.

For more information on inviting friends or family members to Canada for your convocation ceremony, refer to IRCC’s website.