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Grad 2020
Message from the President
In my 30 years at Providence, the graduation of April 2020 will always stand out because it didn’t happen in the time, place or manner of every other graduation. Graduation 2020 was not what any of us bargained for. Unfortunately, due to the continuing issues around COVID-19, we could not hold an in-person graduation ceremony this year.
We feel it is important, however, to reach out to you on behalf of our Providence community with well wishes on your future endeavors. We want to express how proud we are of you and all your accomplishments, successes and resiliency. May God provide for you as you move on to whatever journey He has next for you. It is my hope that you might be able to join us on the weekend of April 23-24, 2021. At this graduation ceremony, we will honour both the Graduates of 2020 and 2021, allowing you to take part in the exciting event we were not able to host this year.
President David H. Johnson, PhD
Encs: To view Class of 2020 photos and a complete list of graduates, divided by program, click on the blue buttons below.
University College
Clark Nachtigall (BA in Business Administration) was selected as the valedictorian for the UC Class of 2020. He now works in Student Development at Prov as our Community Life Coordinator. Read his valedictorian address here.
Theological Seminary
Featuring stories about Michèle Keijzer (DMin) who used her project-dissertation to help school-aged children with anxiety, and Troy Dearborn (MDiv) who was selected as the valedictorian for the Seminary Class of 2020. See content here.
Alumni of the Year
Bruce Peters (MDiv), who works for Advancing Indigenous Missions, and Cliff Heide (BA in Youth Leadership), who now is the Executive Director of Youth For Christ Winnipeg, were selected as our ‘2020 Alumni of the Year.’ Read more here.
Graduation Video
Click here to watch the Providence University College 2020 graduation video. This video follows the stories of some of our students and the career aspirations they now have because of their Providence education.
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