Convocation 2014: Welcome to the club
The University of ݮƵ welcomes its newest members to the alumni club and reminds all alumni to stay connected
The University of ݮƵ welcomes its newest members to the alumni club and reminds all alumni to stay connected
By Emily Huxley Osborne Alumni RelationsAs the University’s 109th convocation ceremoniesegin this week, ݮƵ is pleased to welcome graduating students to an alumni club with 172,000+ members living around the world.
Graduating students, along with their family and friends, and members of the community are encouraged to join the “CONVO-sation” by tweeting messages of congratulations and sharing memories and words of wisdom using #uwaterloograd. Messages will appear live on Twitter walls in the convocation hall and reception.
Being a ݮƵ alumnus is about staying connected and showing off some university pride.
Show your pride in ݮƵ by displaying your diploma at home or in the office. Diploma and portrait frames are available to purchase during convocation and online at any time.
By staying connected, alumni have access to services that support their success, as well as perks that mean they can have a little fun along the way.
As an alumnus, make sure you don’t miss out on the latest offerings, events, and updates. Keep your contact information up-to-date and follow along on , , and .
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