IN PICTURES: DSC Class of 2021 Commencement Ceremony

Two hundred and ninety-nine degrees have been conferred in various fields of studies to this year’s graduating class of the Dominica State College (DSC).

At the 19th Certificate commencement ceremony held at the Windsor Park Sports Stadium (WPSS) on July 22, 2021, the graduates heard from the President of the DSC Dr Donald Peters who delivered the charge address, featured speaker Minister for Public Works and the Digital Economy, Cassanie Laville and this year’s valedictorian Mr Khahil- Akil Richards.

At the nearly three-hour-long ceremony, faculty awards were presented to the top students to include Tarsha Dana Tyson from the Faculty of Applied Arts and Technology, Kelsey Anthony from the Faculty of Arts and Sciences and Brittany Etienne from the Faculty of Education.

This year’s special award went to Nia Belle and Semaj Bernard for volunteerism, leadership and community spirit, while the Division of Tourism and Hospitality Studies special award for leadership was bestowed to Giahe Challenger, and the Faculty of Applied Arts and Technology, special award for farm practice went to Gervern Carbon.

At the ceremony, the Science Technology Engineering and Mathematics(STEM ) Club took home the plaque for the club of the year.

Male and female sports personality awards were captured by Kayshawnel Cuffy and Jeanne Seraphin while Jesse Lawrence and Tarmyhra Cornelius both took home the DSC economic award.

Meanwhile, Rebecca George and Semaj Bernard have also been conferred service-learning awards.

Earlier this week, Sixty-three students from the graduating class of 2021 received their honour cords, certificates, and program awards.

The Honor Ceremony held onĀ  July 19th, recognized students with a cumulative GPA of 3.5 and above and students who top their degree programs in their graduating class with program grade point averages of at least 3.0.

See photos below.

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4 Comments

  1. Roger Burnett
    July 25, 2021

    I wonder how many of the 299 degrees relate to the practical skills that we desperately need in Dominica.

  2. Imputing Improper Motive (IIM)
    July 23, 2021

    Congratulations. But my God, where are the boys? What is happening to the young men in our country? I know this is an international issue, but just like was done in Dominica with reference to covid, we can do much better!

  3. Francisco Etienne-Dods Telemaque
    July 23, 2021

    Something does not seem right here:
    “Two hundred and ninety-nine degrees have been conferred in various fields of studies to this yearā€™s graduating class of the Dominica State College (DSC).”

    It is a bit confusing; hence one would like to know if they are saying two hundred ninety people received degrees; or if they are implying in two hundred different disciplines?

    One need to remember that “DSC” is not a four year college, nor a University, so in what various fields of study they are referring?

    A two year college is limited to what discipline they can teach, and hopefully their subjects are transferable; actually, prerequisite to an institution of higher learning such as a four year college or university!

  4. Adicia
    July 23, 2021

    DNO really lovely pics but can they please be uploaded on facebook so we can acess them?

    ADMIN: You should be able to access them on the site. While we are not guaranteeing it, if we can dedicate the bandwidth (there are a lot of files) we can attempt uploading them this weekend.

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