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Daniel Moller
Congratulations, Spring 2013 grads!
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Thousands of UVic students and their families and friends will gather on campus this month to celebrate the achievement of an academic milestone. During spring convocation, which stretches across nine ceremonies conducted from June 10–14, the University of Victoria will award 3,434 degrees, diplomas and certificates. The ceremonies will also be webcast live (uvic.ca/convocation). Congratulations and best wishes to all convocating students. As Friday's ceremony be Dr. David Turpin’s final convocation as President of UVic, it will include a special tribute in recognition of his years of leadership at the university.
Convocation medals and awards
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Governor-General's Gold Medal (best Doctoral thesis) Dr. Nathaniel West PhD, Department of Biochemistry & Microbiology Governor General's Silver Medal (top undergraduate student) Nigel Burke
Undergrad research in biochemistry
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As a child, Daniel Moller’s curiosity about the world and how things work led him to take apart old computers and radios. “I’ve always had a pretty big drive to understand how things work,” says the former Stelly’s Secondary School student. “When I first took a biology class I realized there was this whole other aspect with the human body, which is an incredibly complex, interconnected machine and I wanted to understand how that all fit together, too.”
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