It's the first day of Summer Graduation 2016! Well done to all our students, departments and Honorary Graduates graduating today!

Morning ceremonies @11am

• Chemistry
• MOAC
• Physics

Afternoon ceremonies @ 3pm

• Comparative American Studies
• Film and Television Studies
• History
• History of Art

OSCA's

Congratulations to Chole Wynne, Department of History, who will receive her Outstanding Student Contribution Awards in the afternoon cermony.

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Monday's Honorary Graduands

Professor Stephen R Leone (Hon DSc)

Stephen R. Leone is The John R. Thomas Endowed Chair in Physical Chemistry and a Professor of Chemistry and Physics at the University of California, Berkeley. He is also a faculty principal investigator at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. His research interests include ultrafast laser investigations and soft x-ray probing of molecular and solid state dynamics, attosecond physics and chemistry, state-resolved collision processes and kinetics investigations, and nanoparticle dynamics. He is author or co-author of over 500 scientific publications. He has also served as associate editor and editor of Annual Reviews of Physical Chemistry.

Mr Donald Ranvaud (Hon LLd)

From 1976–88, Donald Ranvaud taught at the University of Warwick (in our Department of English and Comparative Literary Studies) and at a number of other higher education institutions. During this time he also worked as a freelance journalist for MFB, Sight and Sound, The Guardian, La Repubblica, Cahiers du cinéma and American Film, as well as founding the independent cinema and media magazine Framework, which he edited until 1988. He published several books on Italian cinema and directed documentary items for Channel 4 TV programmes and RAI 1, including items presenting portraits of Paul Schrader, Raul Ruiz, Cui Jian, Laurie Anderson and David Mamet.

Unsung Hero

Graduation just wouldn't be possible without lots of Warwick people getting involved with a variety of roles throughout the week.

Catch up with our Unsung Heroes.

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