St. Clair College celebrated over 400 graduating students at the 56th Annual Winter Convocation on February 22nd held at the Chrysler Theatre.
President France addressed students from the programs from the Schools of Health Sciences, Community Studies, Skilled Trades, Business & IT and Media Arts and Design who received both diplomas and degrees.
St. Clair College continued its 55th convocation ceremonies with two sessions at the WFCU Centre on Tuesday, Oct. 4th. There will be close to 2,800 St. Clair College students graduating this fall.
St. Clair College will hold its Virtual Convocation Thursday, June 17, for more than 5,000 graduates during eight sessions.
St. Clair College will hold seven virtual convocation ceremonies on Thursday, October 29 for nearly 2,400 graduates.
All sessions can be watched anytime at www.stclaircollege.ca/convocation/virtual.
"There hasn't been a graduating class in the College's 53-year history that more richly deserves a personal and festive celebration than yours."
More than 600 graduates showed up Jan. 29 at the WFCU Centre for St. Clair College's first winter convocation.
There were about 1,000 eligible graduates from Business, Community Studies, Engineering Technologies, Health Sciences, Media, Art and Design, Nursing, Skilled Trades and from the college's Toronto campus, ACE Acumen Academy.
St. Clair College of Applied Arts and Technology will have the largest group of students in its history graduating over six sessions during the school’s 52nd annual convocation, which will be held for the first time off campus.
Session 1 – Tuesday, June 6th, 2023 @ 10:00am
Session 2 – Tuesday, June 6th, 2023 @ 3:00pm
Spring Convocation ceremonies that were scheduled for June 8-13 have been cancelled, St. Clair College announced Monday.
The graduates who were eligible to graduate in the Spring will be invited to participate in the Fall Convocation ceremonies in October.
St. Clair College will hold its 55th Convocation live for the first time since June 2019 as the school celebrates the graduation of over 3,500 students over six sessions this week.
Today, graduates from the Toronto Campus of Ace Acumen attended the first spring session at the College's Chrysler Theatre in the Centre for the Arts in downtown Windsor.