🎓UG MARCH 2023 CONGREGATION: FACE-TO-FACE GRADUATION - WHAT TO DO ON GRADUATION DAY

 Source: Public Affairs Directorate

Samuel K. Owusu


ARRIVAL:

Ceremonies will be undertaken on the University campus physically for all graduands. The venues are the Great Hall and the Cedi Conference Centre. The Ceremonies will include speeches by key Officials and selected Valedictorians, and then, the official conferment of degrees culminating with the presentation of registered Graduands. 

Graduands and their guests should present themselves at the University of Ghana Main Campus in Legon. 


Read also: UG MARCH 2023 CONGREGATION -  ELIGIBILITY FOR GRADUATION: UG RIGHT TO CANCEL, WITHDRAW, WITHHOLD: https://skobureau.blogspot.com/2023/03/ug-march-2023-congregation-eligibility.html


Attire should be formal and graduands should appropriately don their academic gowns. There are designated car parks at various sites on campus where they will be directed to park.


Read also: UG MARCH 2023 CONGREGATION SCHEDULES: GRADUATION LIST (LINK) RELEASED: GRADUATION FEE GH₵ 300.00 | GOWN COLLECTION POINTS:  https://skobureau.blogspot.com/2023/03/ug-march-2023-congregation-schedules.html


TRANSPORTATION

  • There will be shuttle buses to pick up graduands at the following locations to and from the Congregation Grounds from 21st-25th March 2023. Please click below for further information:
  • Shuttle Service to and from the assigned venue 


Read also: ðŸŽ“UG MARCH 2023 CONGREGATION: OPTIONS FOR PAYING CONGREGATION/GRADUATION FEE: https://skobureau.blogspot.com/2023/03/ug-march-2023-congregation-options-for.html


SEATING

Graduands will be assigned seat numbers following the deadline for registration. Log in again to check your assigned seat number and take note of it. Graduand is expected to report 30 minutes before the start of the ceremony to be seated. Graduands should locate their seats before the commencement of the ceremony.  Late reporters will be required to sit outside. Graduands should not loiter at the entrance to the Hall and around its perimeter, please.


Read also: FINDING YOUR WAY ON THE STREETS OF LEGON: https://skobureau.blogspot.com/2023/01/finding-your-way-on-streets-of-legon.html


PROCEEDINGS

  • Graduands will be recognized individually by officials on the dais.
  • Male graduands are expected to take off their caps before approaching the dais.


LIVE-STREAMING OF PROCEEDINGS

Videos for each ceremony will be live-streamed on the University Website. The links will be made available on the homepage for graduands and other interested viewers to access live from 21st - 25th March 2023 and will subsequently be available on the UG YouTube page for replay at any time.

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