The Martin Luther Christian University (MLCU) held its convocation at the Lariti International Centre for Performing Arts and Culture here today.
A total of 1044 scholars received degrees and diplomas, marking a significant milestone in MLCU’s academic journey. Among the graduates, 20 received PhD degrees.
During the ceremony, Casper Syiem unveiled his latest artwork, ‘Stories by the Fireside,’ at the beginning of the ceremony. This captivating mural blends tradition and storytelling through a unique visual narrative that chronicles the university’s rich cultural heritage.
Former vice chancellor of Assam Don Bosco University Fr Stephen Mavely was the convocation speaker. In his address he listed three significant reflections that all students should be mindful of: learn to dream, set goals and to appreciate the journey ahead.
After the degrees and diplomas were awarded, a response on behalf of the graduates was presented by Semtikumla Lemtur, School of Allied Health Sciences, representing the undergraduates, and Kalep Kharmawphlang, Department of Sociology, representing the postgraduate students.
Distinguished Alumni Awards were awarded to six alumni, Lovitoli Awomi, Morealda Paswet, Parkordor Kharkongor, Iadalin Warbah, Lalonging M. Lyngdoh, and Rinyei Khamrang.
Plaques of appreciation were presented to 19 university partners for their support.
The day concluded with Aurora Borealis, a musical event that featured the bands Kdormaju, Amalgam, In Flux, and Ras Johanan. The new Mel and Sue university ambassadors, Zishan Gautam, BSc Psychology, and Pamela Iohdahun Pyngrope, BA English were introduced to the audience.
