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SFU Graduate Studies

News from and about graduate studies at Simon Fraser University

Arts Convocation includes Juno winner Shad

Wednesday, June 15th, 2011

Juno award winner Shad at SFU convocation

This afternoon’s convocation ceremonies is the first of three ceremonies for graduates from the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences. Today’s graduate students were from the Department of History and the Master of Arts in Liberal Studies.

We are delighted to confer a second award on Shadrach Kabango this year for completing his Graduate Liberal Studies degree — his first major award this year was a Juno for best rap recording of the year!

Shadrach Kabango receives Master's degree

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Shadrach Kabango: Juno award winner and SFU grad student

Friday, April 1st, 2011

Congratulations to Shadrach Kabango (Shad) for winning a Juno, Canada’s top musical award, for Best Rap Recording of the year for his album TSOL.

He’s a part-time student in the Graduate Liberal Studies program at SFU’s Vancouver campus, and says, of the city: “it’s a beautiful place to be in when I’m off tour. It really feels like a getaway. Taking classes when I’m off tour has been great too. I think both of those aspects of my life in Vancouver have helped me.” (GuelphMercury)

When he gets back, he’ll be finishing up a paper on Tolstoy.

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