Convocation University Relations

Registration

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Student ID

Student ID

Email Address Log in email must match the email address the Convocation invitation was sent to.

Preferred Student Name

Please complete the name to be used during the official convocation ceremony (if different from above):

First Name

Middle Name

Last Name

Phonetic spelling ( see definition here)

First Name

Middle Name

Last Name

Example:

Jody Paulson = ( jodee pawlsuhn )
Corina Lasiuk = ( kaw-ree-nuh laa-shik )

*Use this handy online translation tool ( https://www.nameshouts.com/).
Just enter your name in the text box, choose American English dialect, choose to convert to phonetic spelling for native English speaker, and choose display transcription above each word. Copy the results into the form above. This tool only allows one free use.

Please indicate your personal pronouns.

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Attendance

Guests

Guests are welcomed and encourage to participate in the reimagined convocation ceremony. Graduands will receive information on how to include guests in a follow-up communication. There is no limit to the number of guests per graduand.

Students will receive a convocation package in the mail which will contain a cap and tassel as well as other goodies to celebrate Athabasca University's 50th Anniversary. Hoods will be available for purchase through the Convocation Office.

In your own words

This is your opportunity to share a special memory or thank the people who supported and contributed to your success. Athabasca University reserves the right to edit your submission for brevity, clarity, and tone, or if it is deemed controversial or in conflict with the Athabasca University Student Code of Conduct.

Your submission will be read or displayed as submitted in the first person, i.e., “I would like to thank,” rather than, “he/she/they would like to thank.”

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Updated December 06, 2020 by Digital & Web Operations, University Relations (web_services@athabascau.ca)