MASSEY UNIVERSITY

MASSEY UNIVERSITY

TE KUNENGA KI PÜREHUROA

GRADUATION

WHAKAPÖTAETANGA

31 MAY 2018

WELCOME

Massey University congratulates you on your academic success and we look forward to celebrating this special occasion with you, your family, friends and whänau.

Graduation is an important event and your preparation before the ceremony will assist in the day running

smoothly.

This handbook outlines preparation that you will need to make before Graduation Day.

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CONTENTS

4 IMPORTANT INFORMATION 5 GRADUATION SCHEDULE 6 CAMPUS MAP

7 ACADEMIC REGALIA HIRE

8 GRADUATION DRESS CODE AND ROBING 9 ACADEMIC REGALIA

10 SEATING ARRANGEMENTS 11 RECEIVING YOUR QUALIFICATION 12 GRADUATION PROCESSION

13 SERVICES AVAILABLE IN THE MICHAEL FOWLER CENTRE 14 GRADUATION PHOTOGRAPHS

15 MÄORI AND PASIFIKA CELEBRATIONS 16 MASSEY ALUMNI

17 CELEBRATE GRADUATION

18 CONTACT DETAILS AND GRADUATION CHECKLIST

The Graduation Ceremonies are held at the Michael Fowler Centre, 111 Wakefield Street, Wellington.

Please ensure you are seated in the auditorium in the correct allocated seat 20 minutes before the start of your ceremony.

Your tickets will be available for printing via your student portal early May.

• For Ceremony One, it’s essential you are seated no later then 9.10am.

• For Ceremony Two, it’s essential you are seated no later then 2.10pm.

For more information about the venue please see venueswellington.com Please ensure all cellular phones are turned off before entering the auditorium.

PLEASE NOTE

The information contained in this Graduation Handbook is generic and includes Alumni information. Those of you who indicated on your application that you did not want to receive Alumni information will not receive any future Alumni postings.

An official Massey University photographer will be taking pictures throughout the day. These images may be used in future Massey University publications and marketing material. For more information contact [email protected].

DEFINITION OF GRADUAND AND GRADUATE

A Graduand is someone who is eligible to graduate, but has not yet graduated. Once your degree has been conferred or your diploma or certificate awarded, you become a Graduate.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

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GRADUATION SCHEDULE

RÄRANGI HUIHUINGA

THURSDAY 31 MAY 9.30AM CEREMONY ONE

College of Creative Arts

GRADUATION PROCESSION: Commences from Parliament grounds at 1.00pm. You are encouraged to participate in this celebratory event.

THURSDAY 31 MAY 2.30PM CEREMONY TWO

Massey Business School College of Health

College of Humanities and Social Sciences College of Sciences

FRIDAY 1 JUNE 10.00AM

Celebration to Honour Mäori Graduates Flax and Fern Rooms, Massey University

3.00PM

Celebration to Honour Pasifika Graduates Flax and Fern Rooms, Massey University

OUT OF RESPECT FOR OTHERS, YOU AND YOUR GUESTS ARE ASKED TO STAY FOR THE DURATION OF YOUR CEREMONY.

THE DURATION OF EACH CEREMONY IS APPROXIMATELY TWO HOURS. WELLINGTON GRADUATION HANDBOOK 5

CAMPUS MAP

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CELEBRATION TO HONOUR MÄORI GRADUATES Flax and Fern Rooms, Student Services Trust Building ACADEMIC REGALIA COLLECTION

Flax and Fern Rooms, Student Services Trust Building CELEBRATION TO HONOUR PASIFIKA GRADUATES Flax and Fern Rooms, Student Services Trust Building

For your regalia collection please go to the Flax and Fern rooms on the first floor of the Student Services Trust Building above Tussock Café. There will be limited free parking around campus on 30 and 31 May.

CAMPUS MAP

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ORDERING REGALIA

If you have not ordered your Academic Regalia, please do so urgently online at www.masseygowns.org.nz. If you require more information email [email protected], telephone 06 350 4166, visit website www.masseygowns.org.nz or for gowning emergencies please call 021 548-917.

COLLECTION

For your regalia collection please go to the Flax and Fern Rooms on the first floor of the Student Services Trust Building above Tussock Café. Your regalia can be collected on Wednesday 30 May between 9.00am - 7.00pm or on Thursday 31 May 8.00am - 1.00pm (for ceremony two only). Limited free parking will be available around campus on these two days. It is not essential but it is helpful to bring your gowning confirmation letter/receipt with you when collecting your Academic Regalia from the Flax and Fern Rooms. A friend can pick up your regalia for you but then you will not have an opportunity to confirm the regalia for size.

RETURNING REGALIA

Academic Regalia can be returned on the day of Graduation.

Academic Dress Hire staff will be on the Ground Floor of the Michael Fowler Centre, Thursday 31 May between 11.00am - 5.30pm to receive your regalia back.

Academic Regalia returns can also be made on Friday 1 June between 10.00am - 2.00pm in the Pyramid, Massey University, Entrance A, Wallace Street, Mt Cook, Wellington

You will be invoiced a second hire fee if your Academic Regalia is not returned on time and in good order. When returning your Regalia please ensure you collect a receipt to provide proof of return.

HIRE EXTENSION

You can seek an extension of the regalia hire by emailing your request to [email protected]. Short extensions are complimentary. If you extend your hire, you will be responsible for sending the regalia to Academic Dress Hire in Palmerston North by courier.

MÄORI OR PASIFIKA CELEBRATIONS

If you are attending the Mäori or Pasifika celebrations on Friday 1 June, please retain your Academic Regalia. Academic Dress Hire staff will be at the venue to receive your regalia back at the end of your celebration.

Cancellation reminder - Regalia orders must be cancelled at least one week before the ceremony to receive a full refund.

ACADEMIC REGALIA HIRE

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First, put on the appropriate gown as in figure 1. Please refer to the Regalia requirements on page 9.

Next put on your Massey degree hood (figure 2) or diploma stole (figure 3). The rear view of the hood as shown in figure 2 is the most important. The hood should be anchored at about the level of your collarbone, resting high on the shoulders (not slipping down over your arms).

For Men: this can be by laying your tie over the loop on the front of the hood, and for Women:

it can be by securing the hood to each lapel of the gown using a safety pin from the underside.

The square tail of the hood lies next to your back, with the coloured lining concealed. The open cowl part should be turned inside out for a small part of its width to display some of the lining colour. The diploma stole is worn down the front of your gown as in figure 3.

Unless you have been previously ‘capped’, please do not wear your trencher until your qualification has been awarded (see “Receiving your Qualification” on page 11). Trenchers (figures 4 and 5) are worn with the deeper peak at the back; the board should be horizontal and the tassel may fall to either side. If wearing a bonnet the tassel should fall to your left as in figure 6.

If you are wearing a Korowai, it should be worn over the gown and under the hood as shown in figure 6. For more details, please see masseygowns.org.nz.

You will not receive your award unless appropriately dressed. The final decision on whether dress is appropriate will rest with the Graduation Marshal.

GRADUATION DRESS CODE

Appropriate dress is considered to be: Men: Suit, tie and applicable Academic Regalia.

Women: Formal attire and applicable Academic Regalia. Mäori and Pasifika traditional cloaks may be worn with Academic Regalia. International students may prefer to wear their national dress with Academic Regalia.

ACADEMIC REGALIA

KÄKAHU PÖTAETANGA

CERTIFICATES:

DIPLOMAS:

DEGREES:

DEGREE GOWN HOOD HAT

Bachelor Black with open sleeve (Figure 1) Trimmed with white fur or white satin (honours) Trencher

Master Black with closed sleeve (Figure 2) Untrimmed Trencher

PhD Black with scarlet facing, closed sleeve Scarlet with a lining of University Blue Bonnet

DoctEd or DoctBusAdmin Black with scarlet facing, closed sleeve College masterate Bonnet

DCom, DFA, DLitt, DMus or DSc All scarlet, with closed sleeve College masterate Bonnet

MASSEY HOODS ARE NAVY (UNIVERSITY BLUE), LINED WITH ONE OF THE FOLLOWING COLOURS:

Applied Economics ... Dioptase (Sea Green) Applied Science, Health Sciences .. Emerald (Green) Arts, Development Adm, Public Policy ... Rose Pink Aviation, Aviation Mgt ... Stonewhite (Cream) Business Studies, Management, Sports Studies, Accountancy, Information Systems, Business Information, Communication ...Indian Yellow Business Administration ... Tangerine Counselling ... Medici Crimson

Defence Studies ... Pansy (Deep Purple) Creative Arts, Mäori Performing Arts,

Performance Design ... White Education, Educational Psychology, Te Aho Tätairangi, Education Studies .. Tuscan Yellow (Gold) Educational Administration ... Gull Grey Information Sciences, Applied Statistics .. Parma Violet Mäori Visual Arts ... Silver on Black Medical Laboratory Science ... Jade

Nursing ... Crocus (Mauve) Philosophy ... Post Office Red Resource and Environmental Planning ... Pale Blue Science ... Smalt Blue Social Work ... Horse Chestnut Technology, Engineering, Ergonomics,

Dairy Science & Technology, Construction ... Claret Veterinary Science ... Imperial Purple

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GRADUAND SEATING

You and your guests must be seated 20 minutes before the start of the ceremony. You will be seated in a reserved section of the auditorium according to the order in which you will go on stage to receive your award. Please ensure you bring this ticket with you to your ceremony, as it states your row and seat number. You must sit in the seat allocated to you.

A complimentary copy of the Graduation programme will be provided at your ceremony.

GUEST SEATING

Guests may sit in any area that has not been reserved. Please note that your guests will only be admitted to the auditorium if they hold a ticket. If you have general admission tickets you know will not be used, please notify the Wellington Events Office [email protected] Guests wishing to avoid stairs are advised to take the elevator from the ground floor to level one and enter through doors three and five. As guest seating is unreserved, those requiring an aisle seat are recommended to arrive early.

SPECIAL SEATING REQUIREMENTS

If required please contact the Events Office email w[email protected] so suitable arrangements can be made.

SEATING ARRANGEMENTS

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RECEIVING YOUR QUALIFICATION

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If you are being capped for the first time you should carry your trencher in your left hand until capped by the Chancellor. If you have been capped previously you are entitled to wear your trencher throughout the ceremony except when you are on the stage walking towards the Chancellor to receive your new qualification.

At the appropriate time the Pro Vice-Chancellor or nominated representative of the College will announce the award of the various certificates, diplomas and degrees in the order listed in the Graduation programme. Under the guidance of ushers you will move to the stairs on the right of the stage. As your name is called, holding your trencher in your left hand, you will advance across the stage and stand directly before the Chancellor.

You will be ceremoniously capped by the Chancellor who will shake your right hand. You will then put on your trencher and cross the stage to receive your scroll from the Director, Student Services, taking the scroll in the right hand (no handshake). Diploma and certificate awardees follow the same procedure except that the Chancellor will only shake hands. You will then move down the stairs where a photograph will be taken and then you will be guided back to your seat. Please keep your trencher on.

ENTRANCE OF THE OFFICIAL AND ACADEMIC PROCESSIONS

The audience is requested to stand as the Official and Academic Processions enter the auditorium at the commencement of the ceremony.

CONCLUSION OF CEREMONY

At the conclusion of the ceremony, the Official and Academic Processions will leave the stage and Graduates will follow.

Complimentary light refreshments will be available to you and your guests in the Renouf Foyer on level one. This will be an ideal opportunity for you to celebrate with the Pro Vice-Chancellors and University staff. A pay bar service will be available.

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GRADUATION PROCESSION

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The Massey Wellington Graduation Street Procession is an integral part of the celebration of your academic achievement. This departs Parliament grounds at 1.00pm on Thursday 31 May led by the City of Wellington Pipe Band and the Massey University Official Party.

You are invited to take part in this special event which consists of a parade through central Wellington. You are required to wear full Academic Regalia including your trencher (hat).

Please assemble at the forecourt of Parliament grounds no later than 12.50pm. If you were part of the morning ceremony and wish to participate in the Procession, chartered buses will depart from the Michael Fowler Centre at approximately 12.30pm. The route of the Procession will start from Parliament and proceed along Lambton Quay, into Willis Street, left through Mercer Street and concludes in Civic Square. Please see map on right.

Families and friends are invited to take photographs and cheer on the Procession, which takes approximately 30 minutes. His Worship the Mayor of Wellington, Justin Lester, will address the audience.

Please note that Molesworth Street and the forecourt of Parliament grounds are both congested areas and we advise that these areas be used as drop off points only. If the parade is cancelled due to bad weather it will be announced on Massey social media or you may phone (04) 801 5799 ext 63344 between 10.00am - 12.30pm on Thursday 31 May.

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SERVICES AVAILABLE IN THE

MICHAEL FOWLER CENTRE NGÄ RÄTONGA

The building, which opened in 1983, is named after the primary instigator of its construction, Sir Michael Fowler, former Mayor of Wellington.

THE FOLLOWING SERVICES ARE AVAILABLE:

A Graduation information desk where Massey staff, identifiable by the blue robes, will be available to answer any of your queries.

Baby changing facilities are located in the women’s restrooms.

Academic Regalia returns.

Woolf Photography.

Massey University Alumni merchandise shop.

Limited copies of the Graduation programme will be available for friends and families to purchase at $5 per copy (cash only).

Toilets are located on all levels.

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GRADUATION PHOTOGRAPHS

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WOOLF PHOTOGRAPHY - OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER

INFORMAL PHOTOGRAPHY

Each graduate will be photographed as they are conferred with their qualification and then when they come off the stage, at the bottom of the stairs. These photos are taken in quick succession due to the volume of people passing through, therefore they are not able to be posed.

Roving photographers will also be working throughout the day.

Feel free to approach them if you would like informal photos taken.

CEREMONY/ROVING IMAGES ONLINE

Images will be available to view and purchase within 48 hours:

www.woolf.co.nz. On the homepage click the red tab EVENTS. On the next page click Massey Graduation and the appropriate ceremony

STUDIO STYLE PORTRAITS

Before and after your ceremony there will be studio style setups in the foyer of the Michael Fowler Centre. Graduates and/or their families are given extra time to pose for these photographs.

No bookings are necessary. Payment must be made before the photographs are taken. Cash, eftpos and major credit cards are accepted. Packages start at $65.00. This includes the shoot, and one 8x10” photograph in a commemorative folder. Digital options are also available.

STUDIO AND ENVIRONMENTAL PORTRAITS

Creative photography by award winning photographers is available, either at the Lambton Quay Studio, or on campus. Special packages are available. Please note that bookings are essential.

FRAMING YOUR QUALIFICATION AND PHOTOGRAPHS

Phone: (04) 917 6861 Email: [email protected] Level 3 Malcolm Pacific Building 276 Lambton Quay, Wellington

MÄORI AND PASIFIKA CELEBRATIONS

HUI WHAKAHÖNORE PÖTAETANGA MÄORI ME TE MOANA NUI A KIWA

CELEBRATION TO HONOUR MÄORI GRADUATES

Massey University Wellington warmly invites whänau and friends to the Celebration to Honour Mäori Graduates. The Pöwhiri for the celebration will take place at 10.00am on Friday 1 June 2018 at The Flax and Fern Rooms, Massey University, Tasman Street, Wellington (please see map on Page 6).

For all enquiries, please contact Taniya Ward email [email protected] or telephone (04) 801 5799 extn 83395

CELEBRATION TO HONOUR PASIFIKA GRADUATES

Massey University Wellington warmly invites family and friends to the Celebration to Honour Pasifika Graduates. This Celebration will take place at 3.00pm on Friday 1 June 2018 at The Flax and Fern Rooms, Massey University, Tasman Street, Wellington (please see map on Page 6).

For all enquiries, please contact Herbert Bartley email [email protected]

For Mäori and Pasifika Graduates, your scroll will have been conferred the previous day at the Michael Fowler Centre Graduation ceremony.

If you are attending the Mäori or Pasifika celebrations on Friday 1 June, please collect your Academic Regalia from the Flax and Fern Rooms on the first floor of the Student Services Trust Building above Tussock Café on Wednesday 30 May 9.00am - 7.00pm or on Thursday 31 May 8.00am - 11.00am, please retain your Academic Regalia. Academic Dress Hire staff will be at the venue to receive your regalia back at the end of your celebration.

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ÄKONGA O MUA

WELCOME TO THE MASSEY ALUMNI NETWORK

When you Graduate from Massey, you will join prominent and successful past students (Alumni) living and working all around the world.

Our Alumni are valued across the world for their creativity, their ability to innovate and adapt to a variety of situations and circumstances. Massey Alumni are very good at helping one another in business and in life.

Keep connected with the Alumni Office throughout your career to ensure you’re kept up to date with the latest University news and networking opportunities available exclusively to the Massey University Alumni Community.

GET CONNECTED TODAY BY JOINING ONE OF OUR VIRTUAL NETWORKS

Online Community: https://alumnionline.massey.ac.nz Facebook: Massey University Alumni

LinkedIn: Groups: Massey University Alumni and Friends

TERMINOLOGY AND DEFINITIONS

Alma mater – The University you have graduated from, in this case Massey University.

Alumnus: Graduate (male); Alumni: Multiple graduates

Alumna: Graduate (female): Alumnae: Multiple graduates (female) Alumni: Generally used generic term for multiple graduates of any gender.

CELEBRATE GRADUATION

WHAKANUIA TE WHAKAPÖTAETANGA

GET YOUR MASSEY GEAR TODAY

Looking for a Graduation memento, some cool Massey gear to wear, or just something to remember your time with us? We have a huge range of memorabilia, gifts and apparel to suit everyone and to show your University pride!

Don’t forget you can also buy Fergus Ram or William Bear dressed in your Regalia, complete with your graduation hood or stole and robe, and a Graduation frame to display your degree.

Massey University branded memorabilia and apparel are available for purchase at the Student Centre on campus, or from the Michael Fowler Centre during Graduation.

Alternatively, you can check out the online shop all year round at http://alumnishop.massey.ac.nz

LIVE STREAMING

Both Graduation ceremonies will be broadcast live via the University’s website

massey.ac.nz, keyword search: Graduation streaming, will be available immediately after the ceremony via permanent videos on YouTube, youtube.com/masseyuniversity Live streaming enables your family, whänau and friends to celebrate your success from anywhere in the world.

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CONTACT DETAILS

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EVENTS OFFICE

EMAIL [email protected] ADDRESS Events Office

Block 5 (5F31), Entrance A, 63 Wallace Street Massey University Wellington

PROCESSION CANCELLATION CONTACTS

In the event of bad weather, watch for updates on Massey Social Media or phone (04) 801 5799 ext 63344 between 10.00am - 12.30pm on Thursday 31 May.

GRADUATION CHECKLIST

Have you read the information in this book carefully?

Have you read information about Academic Regalia: hireage, collection and return?

Have you printed and bought your allocated seat ticket with you?

Have you printed and given to your guests admission seat tickets to your guests?

Are you comfortable you know what to do on stage?

POSTGRADUATE STUDY

Ready to take the next step? There are 132 postgraduate programmes on offer at Massey.

Find out more: http://massey.ac.nz/postgrad

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