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June 11, 2026

Sage Blackwell, Bachelor of Sociology with Honours
Sage Blackwell, Bachelor of Sociology with Honours

Sage Blackwell, BA Sociology with Honours

"I grew up in Vancouver BC, and this June I will be receiving a Bachelor of Sociology with Honours. I often tell people that I chose to attend UVic by the flip of a coin, but really, it was the people, UVic’s community campus, and the beauty of Victoria that brought me to UVic."

"Dr. Bruce Ravelli was my very first sociology instructor, and it was his 100A lecture that inspired me to see the world differently and pursue a degree in sociology. Bruce, alongside my 100A TA, Ashley Berard, both sparked my passion for the field, and I was fortunate enough to work closely with both Bruce (my honours supervisor) and Ashley (my honours course instructor) over my final year at UVic, which was a very exciting full circle moment!"

Keeley Dalton
Keeley Dalton, Bachelor of Sociology with Honours

 My name is Keeley Dalton and I am graduating with a bachelor’s degree in honours sociology this June convocation week. I grew up here in Victoria and I always knew that I wanted to complete my undergrad at UVic, the third generation of UVic students in my family. While it was in large part a decision based on convenience—great school right here in my hometown—I have not once regretted my choice. 

 "Sociology has absolutely come full circle in my life and I am so grateful to Dr. Ravelli for showing me everything it has to offer and for supporting me in my own research." 

This coming September I will be moving to Vancouver to begin my Master of Arts in sociology at the University of British Columbia. I have UVic, specifically the sociology department, to thank for shaping my academic aspirations that have motivated me to pursue graduate studies. I look forward to what is to come and am grateful for the opportunity to continue doing what I love.