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Nuclear medicine technology offered grad a unique blend of science, technology, and patient care.

Every Convocation is a celebration of achievement, perseverance, and possibility. This year, the Faculty of Health proudly congratulates the Class of 2026; a remarkable group of graduates who are poised to shape the future of health care, health systems, research, education, and community well-being.

Congratulations Class of 2026!

From an early age Maura Maguire was interested in pursuing a healthcare career. Inspired by her grandmother, who immigrated to Newfoundland from Ireland as a physiotherapist during the polio outbreak in the 1950s, Maura confidently says that she "couldn鈥檛 have found a better fit for me than physiotherapy. "

Inspired by her experiences as a registered nurse, Lauren pursued Dal鈥檚 Juris Doctor/Master of Health Administration program. Canada鈥檚 only combined MHA and law degree program. Along the way, she found a passion for health law, a strong community of peers and mentors, and a clear vision for advancing health justice through a future legal career.

MN- NP grad inspired by "opportunity to return to underserved communities with a broader scope of practice and the ability to do more for patients

Dr. Katharine Gloade's degree path merges her experience in education and mental health with Mi鈥檏maw health, healing and ways of knowing.

Faculty of Health grad embracing the possibilities and principles of health promotion

When Emilia Fitzgerald began university, she thought her future might lie in the sciences. But somewhere between chemistry labs and lectures, she realized what drew her interest most was understanding health care systems and focusing on a preventative approach to health.