STRICTLY Come Dancing star Susan Calman was among those receiving honorary degrees at the University of Glasgow today.
The comedian and broadcaster was joined by broadcaster and journalist Andrew Neil.
She posed for pictures with her wife, Lee Cormack, and father, Sir Kenneth Calman, in the university’s East Quadrangle.
In 1996 I graduated with a degree in law from @UofGlasgow. Today I become a Doctor of the University when I was awarded an honorary degree. The Doctor will see you now. What a wonderful thing. pic.twitter.com/DULYKffY0d
— Susan Calman (@SusanCalman) June 13, 2018
The Strictly Come Dancing star was awarded an honorary degree for her work as a broadcaster and comedian and for highlighting mental health issues and LGBT rights.
Sir Kenneth, the university’s chancellor and former chief medical officer for Scotland, presented the degrees at a ceremony in Bute Hall on Wednesday.
Other honorary graduates included theatre director Dave Anderson and songwriter and composer Karine Polwart.
The graduands, led by a piper, walked round the quadrangle before posing for photographs with their degrees in crimson gowns.
Professor Anton Muscatelli, principal and vice chancellor of the university, said: “We are honouring and acknowledging individuals who have achieved exceptional levels of success and who have made great contribution to their fields, not just in Scotland but also across the world.
“We are delighted to celebrate the successes of all our graduands and I look forward to sharing the day with them and working with them more closely in the future.”
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