ÐÓ°ÉÔ´´ Celebrates 2026 Spring Convocation Medal Winners
From June 8 to 12, ÐÓ°ÉÔ´´ University celebrates Spring Convocation as more than 6900 graduates cross the stage to receive their degrees. Among them are students whose exceptional academic achievements have earned some of the university’s highest honours. Each year, ÐÓ°ÉÔ´´ awards to recognize exceptional dedication, leadership and the commitment of Ravens who have excelled in their studies. The 2026 Spring Convocation top medal recipients are listed below.
Governor General’s Medal
Awarded annually to a student standing at the head of the graduating class at the graduate and undergraduate levels.
- Karran Dhillon, Bachelor of Engineering, Computer Systems
- William Fraser, Doctor of Philosophy, Electrical and Computer EngineeringÂ
- Aline Ingelson-Filpula, Doctor of Philosophy, Biology
- Charlotte Noxon, Bachelor of Mathematics (Honours), Computational and Applied Mathematics and Statistics
- Jackson Silver, Bachelor of Computer Science (Honours), Stream in Computer Game Development
University Medal for Outstanding Graduate Work
Awarded, when merited, for outstanding graduate work at the doctoral level.
- Madeleine Sheppard-Perkins, Doctor of Philosophy, Health SciencesÂ
- Chelsie Smith, Doctor of Philosophy, Management
Awarded, when merited, for outstanding graduate work at the master’s level.
- David Hardy, Master of Applied Science, Electrical and Computer Engineering
- Alison Schultz, Master of Arts, AnthropologyÂ
Chancellor’s Medal
Awarded annually in the name of the Chancellor of the university to graduating students of outstanding academic achievement.
- Alicia Allen, Bachelor of Engineering, Environmental
- Matteo Montgomery, Bachelor of Science (Honours), Neuroscience and Mental Health          Â
- Christine Sadler, Bachelor of Science (Honours), Neuroscience and Mental Health
- Marco Toito, Bachelor of Computer Science (Honours), Stream in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning
President’s Medal
Awarded annually in the name of the President of the university to the student with the highest standing in a 15-credit program of study.
- Zachary Waines, Bachelor of Economics
- Nour Salama, Bachelor of Science, Biology
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