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SPROTT SHAW COLLEGE Be Kind SPROTT SHAW COLLEGE Be Kind. Be Calm. 2021 Be Safe. GRADUATION - Dr. Bonney Henry BE AMAZING! - Sprott Shaw College ORDER OF CEREMONY VALEDICTORIANS Processional Amanda McGregor Desiree Rouw-McCarron Abbotsford Penticton Business Administration Bookkeeping Practical Nursing National Anthem Mellissa Kimberley Chilliwack Sultana Sazia Afrin Special Education Teaching Assistant Richmond Early Childhood Education Master of Ceremonies Shane Gibson Jeunice Cyrille Ciruela Keynote Speaker, Author & Sales Trainer East Vancouver Mark Jayvin D. Manlapaz Practical Nursing Access Surrey President’s Address Victor Tesan Early Childhood Education President Bronwyn Beach Kamloops Sara Kohan Practical Nursing Access Vancouver Pender Speaker Krista Thompson Tourism and Hospitality Management Chief Executive Officer Keegan Mosher Conventant House Vancouver Kelowna Practical Nursing Mary Jane Igharas Premiers Address John Horgan Vancouver Seymour Tourism and Hospitality Management Premier, Lucy Evans British Columbia Maple Ridge Medical Office Assistant Health Unit Clerk Jennifer Celeste Valedictorians Address By Campus Victoria Taylor Gates Early Childhood Education Nanaimo Health Care Assistant Convocation Congratulations Class of 2021 Presentation Julia Bui New Westminster Business Administration Bookkeeping SPECIAL MESSAGES A MESSAGE FROM August, 2021 PREMIER JOHN HORGAN A Message from the Mayor As Premier of British Columbia I extend my warmest greetings to everyone taking part On behalf of Vancouver City Council, I wish to extend my sincere congratulations to the in the virtual Sprott Shaw College 2021 Graduation Ceremonies. 2020/2021 Graduating class of Sprott Shaw College. Sprott Shaw College has an outstanding record of academic performance, as the These ceremonies are an important way of connecting students with their loved ones to achievements of its graduates demonstrate. I know fulfilling your career goals has celebrate reaching this exciting milestone. Successfully completing a post-secondary required hard work and sacrifice. Please take a moment to reflect on this important program is impressive at any time, and even more so with the additional challenges the milestone and take pride in knowing that your achievement can only allow you the opportunity to open doors leading to a life of continued and future successes. I wish all past year and a half have presented. Each and every graduate can feel proud of the hard of you success and happiness as you eagerly pursue your passions. work and dedication that has led to this monumental achievement. It is inspiring to see so many bright and promising British Columbians take this step toward fulfilling their Good luck and congratulations! goals. A graduation represents both an ending and a beginning and I invite you to take Sincerely, a moment to reflect on what you have accomplished as you look forward to what lies ahead. As you cross the finish line with a dynamic array of academic, trades and vocational training, I have no doubt you will be well equipped to create the future you see for Mayor Kennedy Stewart yourself here in our beautiful province, and I wish you all the best in your next adventure. Congratulations to you all! HONOURABLE JOHN HORGAN PREMIER OF BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY OF BURNABY OFFICE OF THE MAYOR MIKE HURLEY MAYOR CONGRATULATIONS FROM To the Graduates of Sprott Shaw School of Trades, THE MAYOR On behalf of Burnaby City Council, congratulations on reaching such a significant milestone in your lives. It takes dedication, perseverance and hard work to reach this moment and you should all be extremely proud of your accomplishments. Graduation is a time to reflect, but it is also an opportunity to look ahead to the doors that have been opened for you. In the months and years ahead, you will use the skills you’ve acquired to advance your career and build a foundation for the rest of your life. It is my pleasure on behalf of City Council and the citizens of Kamloops, to congratulate the Sprott Shaw College Class of 2021. This has been a challenging time to complete this part of your academic journey. But, in-spite of these obstacles you have made it and are about to “cross the stage”. This is only one of And, with any luck, you will choose to give back to your community — by starting a hopefully many “stages” you will cross. Whether your path forward leads to work, travel, or further business, doing charitable work or setting down your roots here in Burnaby. Our City is education you will be equipped with the knowledge and critical thinking you have acquired here in growing quickly, and our community is made stronger when the students who studied Kamloops. here choose to use their skills to help Burnaby flourish. All the best in your future endeavours and a big congratulations to the Class of 2021! I look forward to reading about your future accomplishments in the years to come! Sincerely, Sincerely, Ken Christian Mayor Mike Hurley MAYOR 4949 Canada Way, Burnaby, British Columbia, V5G 1M2 Phone: 604.294.7340 Fax: 604.294.7724 [email protected] Our Vision: A world-class city committed to creating and sustaining the best quality of life for our entire community. GREETINGS FROM THE MAYOR: Dear Graduating Class of 2020/2021, On behalf of City Council, I would like to extend sincere greetings, and congratulate each of you on graduating from Sprott Shaw College – Richmond, in one of the following programs: Early Childhood Education, Business and Veterinary Assistant. You should all be very proud of this important achievement, which can be attributed to hard work, commitment, and enthusiasm for continuous learning. During the past year and even longer, you have worked hard to ensure that you made good decisions. I hope that you will continue to make good decisions and apply them daily in your professional and personal lives. Please take a moment to reflect on this important milestone and take pride in knowing that your achievement can only allow you the opportunity to open doors leading to a life of continued and future success. Once again, congratulations and best wishes in all your current and future endeavours. Yours truly, Malcolm D. Brodie Mayor 6681458 Congratulations Sprott Shaw Graduates on completing your programs. We know it has taken a lot of hard work and commitment, and today we celebrate your well-deserved success! For those of you looking for a career in health care, we look forward to connecting with you in the future! - Interior Health Recruitment Team Jobs.InteriorHealth.ca | [email protected] SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 62 (SOOKE) 3143 JACKLIN ROAD, VICTORIA, BRITISH COLUMBIA V9B 5R1 TELEPHONE: 250-474-9800 FAX: 474-9825 WEBSITE: WWW.SD62.BC.CA May 31, 2021 Attention: Eva Pettinato Employment Services Specialist Sprott Shaw College RE: Graduating Educational Assistant Students Congratulations Graduates, On behalf of SD62 (Sooke), I extend my heartfelt congratulations to you, the graduating Educational Assistant students of 2021. I am certain your path to this important milestone has been filled with challenge and reward and given that you have succeeded in achieving your educational goals in the midst of a global pandemic makes it all the more impressive. You were challenged to be flexible and adaptable, to pivot and learn new approaches and develop new skills, and you have done so through hard work and determination. You should feel proud of your commitment and efforts! Education is one of the most important callings in our world and we in the district have been pleased to play, in some small part, a role in helping you pursue your goal of making a difference in the lives of learners. Moving forward we wish you continued success and hopes for a rewarding career in service of others. With kindest regards, David Strange David Strange Associate Superintendent SD62 (Sooke) ABBOTSFORD CHHINA, MANPREET DHALIWAL, ARASHDEEP BRAR, MANVIR SPECIAL EDUCATION TEACHING ASSISTANT PRACTICAL NURSING ALLINOTT, TWYLA PRACTICAL NURSING SPECIAL EDUCATION TEACHING ASSISTANT CHRISTIANSEN, PIA DHILLON, SUMANPREET KAUR BRAR, AMANDEEP BUSINESS FUNDAMENTALS SPECIAL EDUCATION TEACHING ASSISTANT AMAYA VANEGAS, CLARA SPECIAL EDUCATION TEACHING ASSISTANT PRACTICAL NURSING COLLINS, JACQUELINE DOCOUTO, TEANNA BRAR, TEJINDERJEET COMMUNITY SUPPORT WORKER SOCIAL HEALTH CARE ASSISTANT AST, JAIME SPECIAL EDUCATION TEACHING ASSISTANT SERVICES VETERINARY ASSISTANT DONER, MEGAN BRING, KIRAN COLLINS, AIMEE HEALTH CARE ASSISTANT BADESHA, DALJIT SPECIAL EDUCATION TEACHING ASSISTANT PRACTICAL NURSING SPECIAL EDUCATION TEACHING ASSISTANT DUTT, DANICA REGINA BROOKS, JULIE COUGHLAN, DELANEY (LANEY) PRACTICAL NURSING BADUA, XYRA KIERE SPECIAL EDUCATION TEACHING ASSISTANT PRACTICAL NURSING PRACTICAL NURSING FASCILLA, LAINA BROSSEAU, TYLER CUNNINGHAM, DESTINY COMMUNITY SUPPORT WORKER SOCIAL BARCLAY, BRIANNA SPECIAL EDUCATION TEACHING ASSISTANT SPECIAL EDUCATION TEACHING ASSISTANT SERVICES PRACTICAL NURSING BROSSEAU, KYLE CUTTER, JARED FORESTER, LAUREN BARKER, SAMANTHA SPECIAL EDUCATION TEACHING ASSISTANT PRACTICAL NURSING BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION SALES AND DIGI- VETERINARY ASSISTANT TAL MARKETING BUDER, ASHLEY CZARNECKI, RENEE BELANGER, KERI LEGAL ADMINISTRATOR PARALEGAL FOX, BRENT EXECUTIVE LEGAL ADMINISTRATOR BUSINESS FUNDAMENTALS BURNET, KALEIGH DAVIES, MIKAYLA BERTHELETTE, JAMIE EXECUTIVE OFFICE ADMINISTRATOR WITH SPECIAL EDUCATION TEACHING ASSISTANT FOXCROFT, TIFFANY BUSINESS FUNDAMENTALS PRACTICUM EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION BASIC DE HAAN, SHAYLA BLAINE, CARRIE-ANN BYERS, HALEY PRACTICAL NURSING FROESE,
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