Sentence examples for final convocation from inspiring English sources

On Mother's Day, May 13, Cornell Law School's class of 2012 had its final convocation.

On May 15, the Cornell Law School class of 2016 met in Bailey Hall for its final convocation.

After a ten-year term, it was the final convocation presided over by Stewart J. Schwab, the Allan R. Tessler Dean and Professor of Law.

2013 Convocation Honors, and Exhorts, Law School Graduates to "Stand Tall for Justice" On May 12 in Bailey Hall, Stewart J. Schwab, the Allan R. Tessler Dean and Professor of Law, presided over the final convocation of Cornell Law School's class of 2013.

His final convocation, however, was marred by controversy: in 1941, a committee of the university senate recommended awarding an honorary degree to Premier William Aberhart.

Final Bicentennial Convocation (200th Anniversary).

A final revision by convocation in 1571 produced the Thirty-nine Articles, which were approved by both convocation and Parliament, though Elizabeth had wanted to issue them under her own authority.

It will end here Tuesday night against Minnesota in the N.C.A.A. tournament's Mideast Regional final at Constant Convocation Center, or next week in New Orleans at the Women's Final Four.

To illustrate this idea, in one of the final points of her Georgetown convocation address she talked about maps.

This governmental structure was to last until the convocation of the Constituent Assembly in January 1918.

Because many students need to leave the area directly following the conclusion of Law School finals to attend bar review courses, "Convocation" is the Law School's primary event and takes place two weeks prior to University Commencement--which is when the students officially graduate.