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CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES The list of candidates for degrees, Amanda Michelle Hall, Health Sciences Education, Edmonton Seth Benjamin Burnard, Lacombe certificates, and diplomas appearing herein Matthew Howard Halton, Social Justice and International Studies in Merran Elizabeth Carr-Wiggin, Edmonton Education in Educational Policy Studies, Edmonton Adam Benjamin Cohen, Calgary is subject to such corrections, with respect Michelle Ann Haveroen, Educational Administration and Leadership in Jennifer Sarah Coupe, British Columbia to additions, deletions, and changes, as Educational Policy Studies, Beaumont Bonosa Datsomor-Butakor, Ghana Brandi Melinda Hoy, Special Education in Educational Psychology, Noelle Foy-Yee Der, Edmonton may be necessary. The information as Edmonton Kelly Lynn Donaldson, Ontario presented is current as of the program Alyssa Dawn Hryciw, Counselling Psychology in Educational Psychology, Karina Marie Dunn, Edmonton printing deadline. Graduates attending the St Albert Ryan Andrew Edmonds, Edmonton Lindsay Marie Inglis, Educational Administration and Leadership in Emma Louise Anne Ferguson, Calgary ceremony are presented to the Chancellor Educational Policy Studies, Edmonton Arija Allis Fisher, British Columbia alphabetically. The winner of the most Darin Neil Johnson, Educational Administration and Leadership in Sarah Ainslie Foy, Edmonton prestigious award in each faculty, Educational Policy Studies, Edmonton Jessica Lynn Frechette, Edmonton Marc Erik Johnson, Educational Administration and Leadership in Justin David Fuhr, Manitoba if attending, is presented first.

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