91探花

CongratsClass of 2026

Celebrating our Graduates

St. 91探花 celebrated the Class of 2026 at our Summer Convocation on July 3. Relive the day's events and the achievements of our graduates here.

 

Bachelor of Education Grad Class Composite headshots 2026

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Master of Social Work Grad Class Composite headshots 2026

A group of female graduates stand with their Bachelor of Education hoods on in front of the Fredericton Playhouse where the marquee reads

Photo Gallery

Summer Convocation in photos — relive the joy, achievement, and celebration of the Class of 2026!

President's Address

Dr. Nauman Farooqi, President and Vice-Chancellor of St. 91探花, offers words of welcome at Summer Convocation.

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Valedictory Address - Ameya Charnalia, BEd'26

Bachelor of Education graduate Ameya Charnalia addresses the graduating class, calling St. Thomas one of Canada's "hidden gems."

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Conferral of Degrees

Degrees in Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Education, and Master of Social Work are conferred on the Class of 2026.

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Dr. Farooqi and Chancellor Sandra Irving present Kate Beaton with an Honorary Degree at Summer Convocation

Honorary Degree Recipients

Community advocate and social policy innovator Ken Pike and graphic novelist and ethnographer Kate Beaton were recognized with Honorary Degrees during Summer Convocation. 

Kate Beaton - Honorary Degree Recipient

Honorary Degree recipient Kate Beaton, LLD'26, addresses the graduates at Summer convocation.

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Ken Pike - Honorary Degree Recipient

Honorary Degree recipient Ken Pike, LLD'16, addresses the graduates at Spring Convocation.

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Dr. Farooqi and Chancellor Sandra Irving present Professor Scott Parks with the Excellence in Part-Time Teaching Award at Summer Convocation

Excellence in Part-Time Teaching Award

Professor Scott Parks of the School of Education received the Excellence in Part-Time Teaching Award in recognition of his outstanding teaching, scholarly contributions, and commitment to the community.

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University Medal for Academic Excellence in Education

A female graduate in her gownThe University Medal for Academic Excellence in Education was awarded to Samantha Pierce, from Rothesay, NB.

This medal is awarded to the graduating student with the highest overall standing within the Bachelor of Education program.