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'''Convocation''' is the ceremony whereby you are initiated into Columbia. At this point, you have less than four years to go until [[Commencement]]! | '''Convocation''' is the ceremony whereby you are initiated into Columbia. At this point, you have less than four years to go until [[Commencement]]! | ||
− | [[Bollinger]] makes a speech. [[Michele M. Moody-Adams|Moody-Adams]] makes a speech. The dean of [[SEAS]], [[Feniosky Peña-Mora]], makes a speech. [[ | + | [[Bollinger]] makes a speech. [[Michele M. Moody-Adams|Moody-Adams]] makes a speech. The dean of [[SEAS]], [[Feniosky Peña-Mora]], makes a speech. [[Kevin Shollenberger]] makes a speech. None of them actually says "welcome". There's a procession with lots of flags. Parents succumb to heat stroke. |
− | Convocation is nowhere near as important as graduation. Some people don't even bother going. | + | Convocation is nowhere near as important as graduation. Some people don't even bother going. Still, if you're here with your parents, it serves as sort of a formal 'letting go' point for them as they leave you on your own to begin college. They'll be so proud of you! |
[[Category:Prefrosh]] | [[Category:Prefrosh]] |
Revision as of 23:43, 16 July 2010
Convocation is the ceremony whereby you are initiated into Columbia. At this point, you have less than four years to go until Commencement!
Bollinger makes a speech. Moody-Adams makes a speech. The dean of SEAS, Feniosky Peña-Mora, makes a speech. Kevin Shollenberger makes a speech. None of them actually says "welcome". There's a procession with lots of flags. Parents succumb to heat stroke.
Convocation is nowhere near as important as graduation. Some people don't even bother going. Still, if you're here with your parents, it serves as sort of a formal 'letting go' point for them as they leave you on your own to begin college. They'll be so proud of you!