Camrose’s Augustana Campus has shared the stories of three more graduates from the Class of 2026, giving the community a closer look at the students who crossed the stage at the Jeanne & Peter Lougheed Performing Arts Centre on June 4, 2026. The new profiles feature Ty Holmes, Dorian Park and Stephanie Ejezie, and they were posted on the campus newsroom between June 1 and June 3, just ahead of the spring convocation ceremony at the Cargill Theatre in Camrose, Alberta.
Ty Holmes finished a bachelor of arts in Law, Crime and Justice Studies. During his time at Augustana, he served as the Indigenous student representative with the Augustana Students’ Association. He is now working with the Métis Education Foundation, helping connect Métis students with post-secondary resources and plans to build a career in law.
Dorian Park, who grew up in Camrose, earned a bachelor of music in Performance-Based Pedagogy. He helped start the Augustana Jazz Club in his first year and was later elected its president for two terms. Park intends to pursue a two-year education degree with a focus on wind band.
Stephanie Ejezie graduated with a bachelor of science in Integrative Biology. Beyond her studies, she was a student ambassador, residence hall coordinator, treasurer of the Afro-Youth Club and a teaching assistant. Her next step is applying to medical school.
All three profiles were written by Sasha Roeder Mah, a communications associate who also authored the stories of two other 2026 grads, Leah Peters and Justin Krewenchuk, which were published in late May. Augustana Campus, a faculty of the University of Alberta with just over 1,000 students, holds its convocation each year at the performing arts centre in Camrose.
