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19-year-old newcomer to Canada graduates from University of Windsor after starting degree at 15

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Richard Nonso, a 19-year-old who emigrated to Canada from Nigeria at 15, has graduated from the University of Windsor with an honours degree in computer science and a gold medallion in the LEAD Medallion Scholars Program. He is now living in Toronto, working for a media technology company, and plans to pursue a master's degree at the University of Toronto. His achievement is highlighted during the spring convocation ceremonies in southwestern Ontario.

  1. 1 Age 15: Richard Nonso emigrates to Canada from Nigeria and enrolls at University of Windsor.
  2. 2 Six years ago: Mary Jo Haddad becomes first female chancellor at University of Windsor.
  3. 3 This month: Spring convocation ceremonies in southwestern Ontario.
  4. 4 Friday: University of Windsor wraps up its ceremonies; Richard Nonso graduates.
  5. 5 This week: Mary Jo Haddad passes chancellor torch to Dwight Duncan.
  6. 6 Ongoing: Richard Nonso working for a media technology company in Toronto.
  7. 7 This fall: Richard Nonso plans to pursue master's degree at University of Toronto.
  • Richard Nonso's graduation and career progression
  • Inspiration for others
  • Change in University of Windsor chancellorship
What: A 19-year-old newcomer to Canada graduated from university at an exceptionally young age.
When: This month (spring convocation ceremonies), Friday (University of Windsor wraps up ceremonies), Six years ago (Mary Jo Haddad became chancellor).
Where: University of Windsor, Windsor, Ontario, Canada. Also mentioned: Toronto, University of Toronto, Lambton College, St. Clair College, southwestern Ontario.
Why: Richard Nonso, a gifted student, pursued higher education after emigrating to Canada.
How: Nonso enrolled at the University of Windsor at 15, completed his honours degree in computer science, and participated in the LEAD Medallion Scholars Program.

Richard Nonso, a 19-year-old who emigrated to Canada from Nigeria at 15, has graduated from the University of Windsor with an honours degree in computer science and a gold medallion in the LEAD Medallion Scholars Program. He is now living in Toronto, working for a media technology company, and plans to pursue a master's degree at the University of Toronto. His achievement is highlighted during the spring convocation ceremonies in southwestern Ontario.