On Friday, December 9, VCC hosted the Fall 2022 Student Awards ceremonies. A total of 163 students received awards in the presence of family, friends, and donors. The ceremonies began with an opening prayer and territorial acknowledgment by Elder John Sam of the Odawa First Nation and a welcoming address by VCC President Ajay Patel.
“Many of the award recipients we are honouring have faced adversity and challenges, but persevered and found a way through,” said Patel. “Not only have they found success in their programs, but they’ve also shown leadership in the classroom and in the broader college community. Their accomplishments are nothing short of impressive.”
– Ajay Patel, VCC President
The morning ceremony recognized student scholarship and award recipients from:
The afternoon ceremony recognized student scholarship and award recipients from:
Award recipients had the opportunity to thank their donor in person at a tea reception held after the official morning and afternoon presentation.
View morning ceremony photos here
View afternoon ceremony photos here
Each year, VCC Foundation selects one or more Outstanding Student Award recipient to highlight in a video feature. This fall’s spotlight is on Jewellery Art and Design student Janice Thompson, recipient of the Pyrrha Award for Indigenous Students and Corporate Paralegal student Jasmyn Civin, recipient of the Marie Wells Award.
VCC Student Awards would not be possible without the generous support of our many donors.
We gratefully acknowledge all our donors for their generosity which helps our students succeed in their educational journeys.
Your support truly changes lives. Thank you.
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