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Collège Boréal in Toronto: Four exceptional ceremonies for an outstanding cohort!

2 June 2022
It's party time in Toronto as the 27th graduation ceremony can finally be celebrated in person!

Graduates were all smiles as they received their diplomas from President Daniel Giroux, who was visibly pleased to be able to present them in person. This was the first in-person ceremony in 2 years. In all, 153 people will receive a diploma or a certificate from Collège Boréal during one of the 4 ceremonies organized to celebrate the event.

A look back at two very emotional years

Each ceremony gave rise to touching moments: parents exclaiming with joy and celebrating the success of their children, or a mother beaming with pride at having achieved a set goal. The graduates’ speeches were filled with gratitude, encouragement and hope. Practical Nursing graduate Astria Maway Gansia thanked her professors for their support. She also spoke about her vocation as a nurse, which she is looking forward to: “I am excited and eager to put my knowledge into practice. To help others and make a difference, especially in this particular situation the world has been going through for three years now.”

Governor General’s Academic Medal

The Governor General’s Academic Medal, awarded to a full-time student who has achieved the highest grade point average in a two-year degree program, was awarded this year to Gabriella Varagnolo, a graduate of the Child Care Education program in Windsor.

Awards of excellence

Janet Mensah Turkson

Éducation en services à l’enfance

Bourse Alpha Toronto – 500 $

Cécile Matchum

Éducation en services à l’enfance

Bourse Alpha Toronto – 500 $

Bourse d’excellence Denis-Hubert Dutrisac 2 000 $

Marcel Hilaire Fotsing

Techniques d’éducation spécialisée

Centre francophone du Grand Toronto – 300 $

Samantha Danielle Postma

Soins infirmiers auxiliaires

Centre d’accueil Héritage

250 $

Mélissa Ndulwe

Préposée aux services de soutien personnel

Bourse Centre d’accueil Héritage – 250 $

Chrislove Blanc

Éducation en services à l’enfance

Bourse Femme Honorable – 250 $

Adjo Rosalie Niamkey Epse Kacou

Éducation en services à l’enfance

Bourse Femme Honorable – 250 $

Caroline Lopes Sampaio

Éducation en services à l’enfance

Bourse Femme Honorable – 250 $

 

Stéphanie Claude Volget

Techniques de travail social

Bourse Femme Honorable (Oasis des Femmes) – 250 $

Nadiatou Gatta

Présciences de la santé-voie vers les diplômes et le baccalauréat

Entité3 – 250 $

Astria Maway Gansia

Soins infirmiers auxiliaires

Entité3 – 250 $

Davidson Henry

Techniques du génie en informatique

Xenex Entreprises – 250 $

Bourse d’excellence Jean-Watters – 2000 $

Nazemand Adam

Techniques en administration des affaires

Bourse Dominic and Shivangi Mailloux–250$

Ery Esther Kambiré

Techniques d’éducation spécialisée

Bourse Dominic and Shivangi Mailloux–250$

Kerene Chery

Éducation en services à l’enfance

Bourse Rajiv Bissessur – 250 $

Abdoul Mushale Papy

Soins infirmiers auxiliaires

Bourse Rajiv Bissessur – 250 $

Sabrina Abib

Présciences de la santé-voie vers les diplômes et le baccalauréat

Bourse La Patisserie Nord-Lyon – 250 $

Monfils Dieujuste

Techniques d’éducation spécialisée

Bourse La Patisserie Nord-Lyon – 250 $

Madina Oudahmane

Techniques de travail social

Bourse Jean-Rock Boutin – 250 $

Mactar Ndoye

Techniques en administration des affaires

Bourse Franco Achat – 250 $

Guerçande Alisson Kadji

Techniques en administration des affaires

Bourse Groupe Média TFO

Pierre Marc Larrieux

Techniques d’éducation spécialisée

Bourse Groupe Média TFO

Marie Christelle Atsain

Éducation en services à l’enfance

Bourse Ali Liénaux – 250 $

Patrice Webster

Techniques de travail social

Bourse Ali Liénaux – 250 $

Olivier Melsan

Adjoint juridique

Bourse BLG – 250 $

 
I am particularly proud and moved to be graduating a cohort that has overcome the enormous challenges of the pandemic over the past two years. The graduates of 2022 are, without question, the perseverance and talent of an entire generation. Their courage and ability to adapt to change will undoubtedly serve them well on the job market and in whatever path they choose to take.
Thanks to more than a dozen new collaborative agreements with community partners and employers, there are now more ccasions than ever for academic internships and community experiences at Collège Boréal in Toronto. This offers students the opportunity to apply their theoretical knowledge in the world of work and to make connections with potential employers.
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