Every year, graduating Engineering students receive an Iron Ring at a private and voluntary "Ceremony of the Calling of an Engineer". The ceremony calls upon all Engineering graduates to uphold the principles of professionalism and to perform their work to the best of their ability. The first ceremony, also known as the Kipling Ritual, was held in 1925. Every year hundreds of practising and graduating engineers receive their ring at the ceremony which is closed to the public. In order to get your ring you must have graduated from an accredited Engineering program. This year's ceremony for graduating UBC and SFU Engineers was held on March 11 at the Vancouver Playhouse. If you will be graduating next year then watch out for an e-mail from your EUSS VP External early in the new year.