Queen's Psychology Fall Convocation Congratulations

Each year Queen’s University, like so many universities around the world, invites its students to a convocation ceremony to mark their transition from students to graduates. The convocation ceremony is one of the most joyful celebrations we hold on the campus. Everyone is happy!

Your professors are proud of your growth and achievements as an intellectual and imagine your future contributions to the discipline and to society. Your family and friends are thrilled that your hard work has paid off and that your future is bright. Graduates themselves are delighted: Irrespective of whether you had an educational journey that was smooth or fraught, the convocation ceremony celebrates each graduate with a Master’s degree and each graduate with a PhD with equal enthusiasm.

Although the convocation in 2020 is virtual, devoid of the gowns and caps, the bands and balloons, the luncheons and receptions, please recognize those external features of the convocation ceremony for what they are: external features. The essence of the convocation in 2020 remains the same as for all convocations. We are proud of you, we are thrilled for your educational success and we hope that you will spend the day feeling delighted about what you have accomplished during your time as a graduate student in the Department of Psychology at Queen’s University.

G. Cynthia Fekken, PhD, C. Psych.
Professor and Head of Psychology

[carahsassidy]

This collection of well wishes is a thoughtful gesture. It is nice to see some familiar faces.
Congratulations, class of 2020. Welcome to the alumni community!
Sarah Cassidy, ArtSci '15

[thaaramohandaas]

How to take admission? Pls guide about all details including eligibility, fees, course time etc.