 con·vo·ca·tion [ kònvə káysh'n ] (plural con·vo·ca·tions)
noun
Definition:
1. formal assembly: a large formal assembly, e.g. of a college or university community
2. calling meeting: the arranging or calling of a formal meeting
[14th century. < Latin convocation- < convocare (see convoke)]
The Purpose of Convocation
The Annual Fall Convocation, a bookend to Commencement, is the first, formal celebration to open up the new academic year. All faculty, staff, students and friends of the University are invited to attend Fall Convocation. The program includes a procession and a keynote speaker.
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