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2021 Spring Convocation 2021 Spring Convocation 2021 SPRING CONVOCATION 2021 SPRING CONVOCATION CONGRATULATIONS ................................... 3 Paul Dangerfield, President & Vice-Chancellor Yuri Fulmer, OBC, Chancellor Brittany Barnes, Chair, CUAA FACULTY EMERITUS .................................... 4 Noga Gayle, PhD STUDENT SPEAKER ..................................... 7 Jessica Lio OUR TRADITIONS ........................................ 8 The Coat of Arms Mace Gonfalons Legacy Canoe Regalia How Capilano University Got Its Name CEREMONY .................................................. 11 GRADUATING STUDENTS .......................... 12 Faculty of Arts & Sciences Faculty of Business & Professional Studies Faculty of Education, Health & Human Development Faculty of Fine & Applied Arts Faculty of Global & Community Studies 2021 HONORARY DEGREES Anthony von Mandl, Doctor of Laws, honoris causa Bedriska v. Mandl, Doctor of Fine Arts, honoris causa This program was prepared in advance of the ceremony and may not reflect last-minute updates. In the event of a discrepancy between this program and the Capilano University graduation roll, the graduation roll shall be taken as correct. Capilano University honours the Territories of the LíỈwat, xʷməθkʷəỷəm (Musqueam), shíshálh (Sechelt), Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish) and SəỈílwətaʔ/Selilwitulh (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations upon which our campuses are located. CONGRATULATIONS PAUL DANGERFIELD YURI FULMER BRITTANY BARNES President & Vice-Chancellor Chancellor Chair, CUAA As our newest Capilano University Congratulations to you for reaching this On behalf of the Capilano University graduates, you are embarking on an triumphant milestone. Indeed, graduating Alumni Association (CUAA), it is my exciting path towards a hopeful future. after a year of pandemic is a triumph—a pleasure to congratulate you on your demonstration of your perseverance and academic and personal achievements. Within each of you are the values that determination. It is a testament to all of you We are so proud to welcome another have inspired the University’s vision for that as a University community, we have graduating class of CapU alumni into the next few years. These values of found innovative ways to come together to our community. innovation, commitment and collaboration celebrate the time-honoured traditions of are reflected in the sacrifices you’ve Convocation. I hope you take this opportunity Today, you join a diverse and talented made to turn your goals into reality. By to reflect and take pride in your success. network with a global reach of more than earning your credentials, you’ve shown 95,000 CapU alumni. As you enter this a commitment to lifelong learning and Convocation is also a time to celebrate new chapter, we want you to know that a willingness to adapt and do things with the people who journeyed with you the CUAA is here to support you through differently. Through your hard work, I along your path of learning and self- lifelong learning, professional development hope you have found a path towards a discovery. University life is challenging, and exclusive alumni benefits. In fact, life filled with purpose and success as and along the way you were supported your CapU journey does not end here; defined by you. by family, friends and classmates. Your it continues through the CUAA. instructors were also there to encourage I hope your CapU experience has given you to finish and finish well. We encourage you to stay connected by you a sense of pride in what you have making sure we have your most recent accomplished and the confidence to As you leave Capilano University, be contact information, and by learning about pursue the opportunities to come. Your confident in knowing your education is the CUAA and how we can help you continue learning, growth and progress will continue valued in today’s ever-changing world. to thrive (visit capilanou.ca/alumni). By long after you leave our campuses and will Wherever your life may take you, you have being an active member of the CUAA, carry on as you develop in your career. the skills and creative thinking to become you can take advantage of your new the innovators and self-assured leaders global network of colleagues, community Now, more than ever, I urge you to that our society needs moving forward. members and friends. stay curious and be creative. Curiosity can inspire imaginative approaches in I hope you remain connected and continue Once again, congratulations on successfully everything you do. And in graduating, to make a positive impact in our University completing your journey from student to you are joining a network of alumni community and the wider world. May your alumni. We hope you keep in touch! who are doing just that. successes today be a source of confidence for you in the future. We are proud of you all. Warm regards, Enjoy your future success. Paul Dangerfield Yuri Fulmer, OBC Brittany Barnes President & Vice-Chancellor Chancellor Chair Capilano University Capilano University Capilano University Alumni Association 2 2021 SPRING CONVOCATION 2021 SPRING CONVOCATION 3 FACULTY EMERITUS WE DON’T HAVE TO ENGAGE IN GRAND, HEROIC ACTIONS TO PARTICIPATE IN THE PROCESS OF NOGA GAYLE, PHD CHANGE. SMALL ACTS, Noga Gayle taught for 32 years as an instructor of sociology and women’s studies at Capilano University. She is a widely published WHEN MULTIPLIED BY scholar in the fields of sociological theory, sociology of the Third World, media and society and women’s studies—all through a social justice lens. Gayle introduced students to perspectives MILLIONS OF PEOPLE, from the intersection of gender, race, class and ideology that would inspire their own critical scholarship and social action. CAN TRANSFORM Her publications have contributed to broadening academic literature through compelling analyses of racism as an ideology and furthered THE WORLD.” the sociological dialogue with thoughts and ideas that continue to resonate, both within academia and throughout the wider world. Gayle passionately advocated for the development of HOWARD ZINN sociology offerings at the University. She was a valued voice HISTORIAN, AUTHOR AND CIVIL RIGHTS ACTIVIST on various provincial post-secondary committees that helped (1922–2010) to establish both the rigorous scholarship and the excellence in teaching for which Capilano University is increasingly known. Since retiring in 2009, Gayle has continued to provide transformational leadership by way of her involvement with the University Women’s Club and the Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom. She is a vocal advocate for the rights of Indigenous and other marginalized women, and exemplifies how upholding values of inclusion, equality and respect for human rights can benefit individuals, communities and the greater good. 4 2021 SPRING CONVOCATION 2021 SPRING CONVOCATION 5 STUDENT SPEAKER JESSICA LIO Bachelor of Business Administration in Accounting Faculty of Business & Professional Studies Jessica Lio has made the most of her time at Capilano University. While completing her Bachelor of Business Administration in Accounting, she was recognized on the Dean’s List for three terms and the Merit List for nine. As a student, Lio was proud to engage in CapU's vibrant campus community. She immersed herself as a writer and editor for the student newspaper, the Capilano Courier, where she connected with peers who embodied diverse backgrounds and perspectives. As well, she sang in the Capilano University Festival Chorus and tutored business students through the Capilano Accounting Association. After graduation, Lio is looking forward to joining PwC’s risk assurance practice and pursuing her CPA designation. She hopes to make an impact—both in her career and in the community that is centred on inclusion and equity—helping people in low-income and marginalized communities to develop financial literacy skills, and advocating for reconciliation and supporting Indigenous sovereignty across Turtle Island. She is also inspired to improve access to mental health care and resources and to empower youth to create meaningful change in their communities. Lio credits her family and friends for supporting her through this journey, and the faculty and staff at Capilano U who took the time to make her feel seen and heard over the last six years. 6 2021 SPRING CONVOCATION 2021 SPRING CONVOCATION 7 OUR TRADITIONS THE COAT OF ARMS REGALIA Supporters Crest Arms The chancellor and vice-chancellor robes are based on traditional academic A bear in blue with light blue wings Two books with blue binding and white The main part of the shield is white and ceremonial gowns. Capilano University’s is depicted on each side of the shield. pages are stacked with their bottom frames the image of a salmon. Salmon chancellor’s gown is black brocade with Each bear stands on a rocky base. edges visible. On either side are several are an important feature of local wildlife a woven dogwood flower motif, trimmed maple leaves and dogwood flowers, all in and is shown here in the artistic style in gold brocade and edged with royal In local First Nations cultures, bears white. This is set on a wreath of twisted of Coast Salish Peoples. The waves at LEGACY CANOE blue silk trim. are symbols of strength and are a link cloth in white, light blue and blue. the bottom of the shield indicate the between the natural and supernatural University’s location near the Pacific In celebration of our 50th anniversary in The dogwood is British Columbia’s realms. In medieval bestiaries, bears were The books are a traditional symbol Ocean and the top section represents 2018, CapU commissioned Squamish Nation official flower. The four gold bands on said to give shape to their own young; of education and the arrangement is the nearby Coast Mountains. master carver Ses siyam (Ray Natraoro) to both the upper and lower gothic sleeves therefore, bears represent the ‘forming’ inspired by the corporate emblem used build a traditional Coast Salish canoe as a represent CapU’s four-decade history as of the young—a metaphor for education. when we were Capilano College. The legacy for future generations and a symbol a college before becoming a university.
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