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Virtual graduations, classes trending to the future

May 27, 2020 by SouthEtobicokeNews

This seems to be a year of virtual graduations and events for students across the city.

Alderwood resident Kendal Christie graduated virtually on May 26 from Branksome Hall and a great time was had by her parents, who were glad the family were at home safe.

Kendal says she is delighted to graduate with top marks and will be attending McMaster University in Hamilton this fall to study Life Sciences. The program will take place virtually until students are allowed again to gather in public.

The virtual graduations, classes, conferences and meetings have become popular, and a big business with the spread of COVID-19.

Grads today for very little can host a live event or broadcast their graduation to students, educations or their families online.

Organizers of the virtual live events say they encourage connection, give attendees a way to watch speeches, see the awarding of awards, diplomas and can celebrate together and this way they all remain safe and healthy.

 

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