Convocation speaker Sheryl Thompson is the 2019 Gordon M. Shrum Medal recipient. The Shrum, SFU’s most prestigious undergraduate medal, recognizes Thompson’s high scholastic standing and extracurricular activities demonstrating outstanding qualities of character and unselfish devotion to the university. She is graduating with a BA (Hons) from the Faculty of Health Sciences.

Undergraduate Convocation Medalists

June 10, 2019
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Commitment to community engagement reaps Lieutenant-Governor’s medal

SFU alumnus Kelsey Dubiel, who holds an SFU BA (’13) in criminology, says she feels strongly about the importance of community-based programs and the integral role they play in community development and crime prevention. After volunteering in communities throughout Canada and Australia, and working in youth programming for the Coquitlam School District, she returned to SFU to earn a post-baccalaureate in counselling and human development. She is eligible to convocate this month and has just won a B.C. Lieutenant Governor’s medal, bestowed on post-secondary students who have demonstrated significant contributions to community. She now lives in Toronto where she is pursuing an MA in counselling psychology, and volunteering with the Elizabeth Fry Society of Toronto.

Governor General’s Silver Medal

Awarded to the two undergraduate students who achieve the highest scholastic standing upon graduation from a bachelor’s degree program.

Amelia Denny-Keys, BA
Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences

Richard Groenewald, BSc (Hons.)
Faculty of Science

Lieutenant Governor’s Silver Medal

Awarded to an undergraduate student who has maintained the highest academic standing in a certificate or post-baccalaureate diploma program and who, by participating in extracurricular activities, has shown outstanding qualities of character and unselfish devotion to the community.

Kelsey DuBiel, Post-Baccalaureate Diploma
Faculty of Education

Gordon M. Shrum Undergraduate Medal

SFU’s most prestigious undergraduate medal is bestowed on the graduating student whose high scholastic standing and extracurricular activities demonstrate outstanding qualities of character and unselfish devotion to the university.

Sheryl Thompson, BA (Hons.)
Faculty of Health Sciences

Dean’s Undergraduate Convocation Medals

Recognizing the graduating student from each faculty whose cumulative grade point average places them in the top five per cent of their class.

Chen Song, BSc
Faculty of Applied Sciences

Sara Gutzmann, BSc
Faculty of Environment

Katrina Koehn, BSc (Hons.)
Faculty of Health Sciences

Christ Kai Kei Lam, BBA
Beedie School of Business

Andrea Ma, BSc
Faculty of Communication, Art and Technology

Haebin Pan, BA
Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences

Lindsay Samson, BA
Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences

Olivia Tsai, BSc
Faculty of Science

Takuya Umeki, BGS
Faculty of Education