Laurentian University Visual Identity Guidelines
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Laurentian University Visual Identity Guidelines
Laurentian University Visual Identity Guidelines April 2006 Laurentian University Visual Identity Guidelines April 2006 Laurentian Brand Introduction 1.01 Contents 1.01 1.02 Laurentian Brand Introduction One Identity, Two Marks 2.01 2.02 2.03 2.04 2.05 Laurentian Logo Overview Logo Grid Logo and Tagline Colour Applications Incorrect Usage 3.01 3.02 Colour Palette Primary Colours Secondary Colours 4.01 Corporate Fonts 5.01 5.02 5.03 Imagery Portraits Activity Natural Environment 6.01 6.02 6.05 6.06 6.07 6.08 Applications PowerPoint Presentation Letterhead Business Card Envelope President’s Report Student’s Guide We are now embarking on a campaign to build greater awareness of what Laurentian has to offer, working to align our image with our opportunity. Three key character traits have been identified that make Laurentian University and its image unique among its peers: Accessible Education As the university that makes education accessible, our communications must likewise be easy to use and easy to understand by a diverse stakeholder audience. Communications are user-focused and consider the point of view of the audience and the tools they need to understand who we are and what we offer. Professional Approachability Laurentian takes education seriously. Yet we have a friendly attitude that is consistent with a personalized and supportive learning environment and the unique natural environment in which we study. Multi-faceted The Laurentian learning experience is made more distinct by the diversity of our student body, faculty, programs, teaching methods and research – a true reflection of the composition of Canada. We are part of and create a community. We understand that we act in context and not alone and that this creates excellent results for our students, faculty and the community at large. In the years to come, our image and reputation will play an important role in our continued success. Our logo, tagline, corporate colours, fonts and style of imagery are the foundation for building our visual identity when used consistently across all our communication materials. Laurentian University Visual Identity Guidelines April 2006 Laurentian Logo Laurentian Brand 1.02 One Identity, Two Marks Laurentian Logo The Laurentian University logo is our primary brand identifier, and should be used on all standard communications, from stationery and signage to our website and PowerPoint presentations. Laurentian Crest The traditional Laurentian crest continues to be used for ceremonial purposes. Its traditional style reflects an established educational institution and lends stature to official university documents such as diplomas and certificates. All approved versions of the Laurentian logo and crest are available as digital artwork from Public Affairs. Laurentian Crest Laurentian University Visual Identity Guidelines April 2006 Laurentian Logo 2.01 Overview Rationale The Laurentian logo is a contemporary interpretation of our traditional university crest, designed to help us project an updated image of Laurentian as relevant, youthful and culturally distinct. The logo brings the symbolic tree and sun elements from the crest into greater prominence. The tree and sun represent the two elements that form the foundation of a Laurentian education – growth and illumination from learning and the unique natural environment in which the learning takes place. The tree symbol, with its five branches, also represents the bilingual and tricultural population of Laurentian as well as the three federated universities that are part of Laurentian. English-Dominant Version Shield Symbol Logotype Logo Symbol and Logotype The logo is composed of two graphic elements: the Shield symbol and the logotype. These elements exist as a single unit in fixed proportions and must never be altered. Versions The Laurentian University logo is bilingual, available in both English-dominant and French-dominant versions. All approved versions of the Laurentian logo are available as digital artwork from Public Affairs. French-Dominant Version Laurentian University Visual Identity Guidelines April 2006 Structure Laurentian Logo 2.02 Logo Grid Structure The grid shown here indicates how the relationship between the Shield and logotype is derived, with the distance between them being equal to the height of the initial “L” in Laurentian, and the top of the shield being aligned with the top of the logotype. Minimum Clear Space Minimum Clear Space To give prominence to the Laurentian logo in all applications, a minimum amount of clear space must be maintained around it. No other graphic element, pattern or text may appear in this space. The minimum clear space is equal to half the width of the Shield, as shown in the diagram. Minimum Size A minimum size restriction is enforced to ensure clarity and legibility. The standard Laurentian logo should not be applied at a size less than 2" wide. Minimum Size Minimum Size – Small Logo Version Special Small Logo Version A special version of the logo has been created for applications smaller than 2" wide. This special logo must not be reproduced smaller than 1.5". 2" 1.5" Laurentian University Visual Identity Guidelines April 2006 English-Dominant Version with Tagline Laurentian Logo 2.03 Logo and Tagline Logo and Tagline The Laurentian tagline: “Learning. It’s in our Nature.”, brings the Laurentian message into greater focus. It can appear with the Laurentian logo as shown, on its own as a headline, or within text. When used with the Laurentian logo, the tagline always appears in the same size and position. The combination of logo and tagline is available as digital artwork and must not be altered in any way. French-Dominant Version with Tagline Narrative Treatment of Tagline When the tagline is used alone as a headline (or within a headline) for promotional purposes, it should appear in one of the corporate fonts in a manner appropriate to its use (i.e., it does not need to be set in the font and style of the tagline artwork as it appears with the logo.) When used in a body of text, it should remain italicized. All approved versions of the Laurentian logo and tagline combination are available as digital artwork from Public Affairs. Learning. It’s in our Nature. Learning. It’s in our Nature. Apprendre, naturellement. Laurentian University Visual Identity Guidelines April 2006 Positive Applications Reverse Applications 2-Colour 2-Colour 1-Colour (Laurentian Blue) 1-Colour (Laurentian Blue) 1-Colour (black) 1-Colour (black or other solid background) Laurentian Logo 2.04 Colour Applications Positive Applications Two-Colour Positive The two-colour positive logo appears in Laurentian Blue and Laurentian Yellow on a white background. This version should be used whenever possible. One-Colour Positive The one-colour positive logo may appear in either Laurentian Blue or black on a white or light coloured background. Reverse Applications Two-Colour Reverse In the two-colour reverse logo, the sun element appears in Laurentian Yellow, with all other elements in white, including an additional white keyline around the Shield symbol. Laurentian Blue should be the only background colour used with this version. One-Colour Reverse The one-colour reverse application appears in white on a background of either Laurentian Blue or black. All approved versions of the positive and reverse logo are available as digital artwork from Public Affairs. 2-Colour (black) Laurentian University Visual Identity Guidelines April 2006 Do not alter the position of the Shield symbol. Do not change the size relationship between the Shield symbol and the logotype. Do not re-scale, skew or distort the logo. Do not add clip-art or other graphic elements. Do not use outlines or add drop shadows. Do not transpose or substitute the corporate colours. Do not place the two-colour logo on a coloured background. Do not contain the logo within a shape. Laurentian Logo 2.05 Incorrect Usage The Laurentian logo must always be used as supplied and not altered in any way. Any change to the logo can dramatically reduce the effectiveness of the design. Do not remove the Shield from the logotype. Laurentian University Visual Identity Guidelines April 2006 Laurentian Corporate Colours Colour Palette 3.01 Primary Colours Laurentian’s primary corporate colours are Laurentian Blue and Laurentian Yellow. To reinforce the Laurentian identity, all printed and electronic materials should use the prima te colours as their predominant colour elements. Laurentian Blue Coated Paper Uncoated Paper Digital Pantone C-M-Y-K Pantone C-M-Y-K R-G-B Hexadecimal PMS 286C 100-66-0-2 PMS 293U 100-57-0-2 13-54-146 0033AB 0-24-94-0 PMS 115U 0-9-80-0 255-194-17 FCC917 Laurentian Yellow PMS 123C Laurentian University Visual Identity Guidelines April 2006 Bright Palette Colour Palette 3.02 Secondary Colours A secondary palette complements Laurentian’s primary colours and serves to add variety and visual interest to our communications. Featuring earth tones and blues, this palette helps us to create a sense of the unique natural environment in which we study. Because colour is a strong conveyer of mood, the palette has been designed to allow for a wide range of expression, with a choice of bright, and neutral colours. Secondary colours are also an effective tool for identification. They can be used to make navigation easier in digital media, or to identify a series of publications. No single colour, however, should be “owned” by a particular faculty or program. All colours must remain available to everyone. Coated/Uncoated Digital Pantone C-M-Y-K R-G-B Hexadecimal PMS 2935 100-46-0-0 0-118-191 0076BF PMS 3135 100-0-16-9 0-159-194 009FC2 PMS 583 23-0-100-17 175-188-34 AFBC22 PMS 104 0-3-100-30 192-174-0 C1AE00 PMS 1235 0-29-91-0 253-187-48 FDBB30 PMS 1595 0-59-100-5 232-125-29 E87D1D PMS 1605 0-56-100-30 182-102-18 B76612 PMS 181 45-100-100-15 146-60-6 923C06 Laurentian University Visual Identity Guidelines April 2006 Shades of the secondary colour palette Colour Palette 3.03 Secondary Colours Further complementing the secondary palette, you can use shades of the PMS colours as accents, instead of, or in addition to, alternate secondary colours. Please see the President’s Report and the Student’s Guide excerpts in sections 6.7 and 6.8 for examples of the use of the secondary palette and its shades. Pantone at 100% PMS 2935 PMS 3135 PMS 583 PMS 104 PMS 1235 PMS 1595 PMS 1605 PMS 181 80% 60% 40% 20% Laurentian University Visual Identity Guidelines April 2006 For Marketing and Communications Materials: 4.01 Corporate Fonts Laurentian’s corporate fonts are Frutiger and Minion. As a general guide, Frutiger should be used for headlines and Minion should be used for body copy. These fonts are readily available for purchase and download from the Web, in both Macintosh and PC formats. For digital applications and everyday correspondence, TrueType fonts Arial and Times New Roman can be used in place of Frutiger and Minion respectively. These fonts are widely available and installed on most PC computers. Primary Font Secondary Font Frutiger Roman Frutiger Roman Italic Frutiger Bold Frutiger Bold Italic Frutiger Black Frutiger Black Italic Minion Regular Minion Italic Minion Semibold Minion Semibold Italic Minion Bold Minion Bold Italic For Digital Applications and Everyday Correspondence: Primary Font Secondary Font Arial Regular Arial Italic Arial Bold Arial Bold Italic Times New Roman Times New Roman Italic Times New Roman Bold Times New Roman Bold Italic Laurentian University Visual Identity Guidelines April 2006 5.01 Imagery Portraits Photography is an important means of visual expression – often the most compelling and immediate conveyer of tone and character. Consistency in the style and subject matter of Laurentian imagery is essential to creating an impression about who we are and what we represent. While original commissioned imagery will naturally be the most accurate representation of Laurentian, the costs associated with it are not always warranted. Rights-managed and royalty-free imagery can be effective if they are in keeping with our brand character. Imagery Guidelines All imagery should be: • “true-to-life” •contemporary, with a simple composition • youthful, bright and optimistic • welcoming, approachable, fun. Portrait Guidelines Students and faculty should be featured prominently in all publications. Imagery should: •seem “true-to-life” whether candid or posed •show students and faculty engaged, in their attitude or their activity •show diversity within a single publication (gender and race, including foreign and native Canadian students). Laurentian University Visual Identity Guidelines April 2006 Imagery 5.02 Activity Imagery of activities should: • depict a variety of learning environments (classroom, outdoor) •feature contemporary classroom environments (modern, with technology, etc.) •depict a faculty that really cares about teaching •include students studying or enjoying recreation in a natural environment •draw attention to the things that make Laurentian unique: small class sizes, special programs, research Laurentian University Visual Identity Guidelines April 2006 Imagery 5.03 Natural Environment Sudbury’s beautiful natural environment is one of Laurentian’s distinguishing features. A connection between nature, students and Laurentian should be represented in publications whenever possible. When selecting or commissioning photography of the Laurentian campus, look for images that show campus buildings in close proximity to the natural environment.√ When commissioned photography is not feasible, rights-managed and royalty-free images can be used, provided they depict a natural environment that is characteristic of the region. Laurentian University Visual Identity Guidelines April 2006 6.0 Applications Presentations PowerPoint Document Within the PowerPoint template, there are several variations of pages. The opening page would be an establishing shot, of Laurentian’s various grounds and buildings. Interior slides would feature students, architecture, graduates or faculty, superimposed over the blue area, and mostly faded to white under the main text frame. For slides to feature graphics, retain the image in the blue, but do not superimpose the remainder of the image over the white area. Laurentian University Visual Identity Guidelines April 07/22/2005 2006 Letterhead 6.0 Applications Stationery Portraits 3.1” Letterhead 0.96” Font: Frutiger 55 Roman (or Arial, alternatively) 2.34” Font colour: Black Size: 10 pt Leading: 12 pt Vullandre tiscinim in er iure magnibh ea consed magnisi te dolorper amconum iniamco nsequipit vent luptatem vel The body of the letter should be positioned within the margins shown in the diagram, and set in Frutiger 55 Roman at 10 point. utpate consenim ad tissit, corperci estrud et nummod dunt dolute min ullam ver ad dio do con henis dolor ing endre ming ex et la ad delit ullutpat lut praesse elisl erciduisim zzriuscidunt amet lor sis nonse consent nos dolut iuscilluptat incilis exer irit ut ullaore elit, volore dio odolobo rercip essi bla aliquam dolore veriustin volore dolore dolore minciliquip ea feu facilisl illan exer sim zzrit essi tat la facil ulput aliquat ipsuscil enim ilismodio ectem veliquis ea feuguer iure vent Ud duisi. 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Feu faccumsandre veros ad ea aliquam volupta tuercilit ut ad elesto eum digna core deliquat etue magna feu facilit alit vulla faccummy num ex eugiamet lum zzrilisis alit ad dunt nisim quisi tat ipsum eugue ming erillandre vullaortio odoloreet autat ad tat volore ex ecte min estrud ero od mincilismod ecte vullutp atinibh essequismod tet at nibh eugue del inci blaortio exerci blamet lor am, cons atem ero cons 9.30” dolut iuscilluptat incilis exer irit ut ullaore elit, volore dio odolobo rercip essi bla aliquam dolore veriustin volore dolore dolore ing endre ming ex et la ad delit ullutpat lut praesse elisl Chemin du lac Ramsey Lake Road, Sudbury, ON Canada P3E 2C6 www.laurentian.ca www.laurentienne.ca 0.87” 0.65” 1.24” 6.02” Frutiger 55 Roman, 7.5/9, Pantone 286 Laurentian University Visual Identity Guidelines April 07/22/2005 2006 Letterhead 6.0 6.04 Applications Stationery Portraits Letterhead Font: Frutiger 55 Roman (or Arial, alternatively) Font colour: Black Size: 10 pt Leading: 12 pt The body of the letter should be positioned within the margins shown in the diagram, and set in Frutiger 55 Roman at 10 point. The colour of the address and title blocks should be the dominant colour of the affiliate. The Laurentian University logo should be the small version, using its official colours, not the affiliate's. Laurentian University Visual Identity Guidelines April 07/22/2005 2006 Business Card 6.0 6.05 Applications Stationery Portraits 0.95” Business Card Font: Frutiger 65 Bold Frutiger 56 Italic Frutiger 55 Roman Font colour: Pantone 286 0.32” 0.92” Paul Colilli, Ph.D. Frutiger 65 Bold 7.5/9 Dean, School of Graduate Studies and Research Professor, Italian Studies Frutiger 56 Italic 6.5/9 Frutiger 56 Italic 6.5/9 Tel : 705-673-6525 Fax : 705-675-4867 Frutiger 55 Roman 7.5/10 Ramsey Lake Road Sudbury, ON Canada P3E 2C6 [email protected] www.laurentian.ca Frutiger 55 Roman 7.5/10 Frutiger 55 Roman 7.5/10 Frutiger 55 Roman 7.5/10 2.4” space 5/5 Pantone 286 Laurentian University Visual Identity Guidelines April 07/22/2005 2006 Envelope 6.0 6.06 Applications Stationery Portraits 0.96” Envelope Font: Frutiger 65 Bold Frutiger 56 Italic Frutiger 55 Roman 1.44” Font colour: Pantone 286 Chemin du lac Ramsey Lake Road Sudbury, ON Canada P3E 2C6 0.63” 2.84” Purchasing, Insurance and Risk Management Services Services des achats, assurance et gestion de risques Chemin du lac Ramsey Lake Road Sudbury, ON Canada P3E 2C6 Frutiger 65 Bold 7.5/10 Frutiger 65 Bold 7.5/10 Frutiger 65 Bold 7.5/10 Frutiger 65 Bold 7.5/10 Frutiger 55 Roman 7.5/10 Frutiger 55 Roman 7.5/10 Laurentian University Visual Identity Guidelines April 07/22/2005 2006 6.0 6.07 Applications Printed PortraitsMaterial President’s Report EG:H>9:CI H G:EDGI G6EEDGI9: A 6G:8IG>8: chemin du lac Ramsey Lake Road Sudbury Ontario E:8 www.laurentian.ca | www.laurentienne.ca Learning. It’s in our Nature. DI=:G DI=:G EGD<G6B EGD<G6B =><=A><=IH =><=A><=IH 6JIG:H 6JIG:H ED>CIH ED>CIH H6>AA6CIH H6>AA6CIH 9:H 9:H EGD<G6BB:H EGD<G6BB:H Apprendre, naturellement. The new Faculty of Management offersofseven programsoffers seven La nouvelle Faculté de offre sept programmes, The new Faculty Management programs Lagestion nouvelle Faculté de gestion offre sept programmes, including a new French-language online Certificate in onlinedont un nouveau ennouveau planification financière including a new French-language Certificate in certificat dont un certificat en planification financière Financial Planning. A new co-opPlanning. option is also available in en ligneinen français. nouvelle option d’études Financial A new co-op option is offert also available offertUne en ligne en français. Une nouvelle option d’études the French-language Commerce program, allowing students coopératives dans le volet francophone de the French-language Commerce program, allowing students coopératives dansdu le programme volet francophone du programme de to get valuable work experience whilework they study. étudiants d’acquérir une expérience to get valuable experience while theycommerce study. permet aux commerce permet aux étudiants d’acquérir une expérience professionnelle tout enprofessionnelle poursuivant leurs toutétudes. en poursuivant leurs études. A new Graduate Diploma Science Communication A newinGraduate Diploma in Science Communication has been launched in partnership with Sudbury’s Sciencewith Sudbury’s Un nouveau diplôme d’études supérieures end’études vulgarisation has been launched in partnership Science Un nouveau diplôme supérieures en vulgarisation North. scientifique a été lancéscientifique en partenariat Science Nord. avec Science Nord. North. a étéavec lancé en partenariat Laurentian has extendedLaurentian its collaborative nursingits program to nursing Nousprogram avons étendu programme de sciences infirmières de sciences infirmières has extended collaborative to notre Nous avons étendu notre programme St. Lawrence College, with campusesCollege, in Kingston, pour yBrockville inclure le St. Lawrence Collegele qui a des campus St. Lawrence with Brockville campuses in Kingston, pour y inclure St. Lawrence College qui a des campus and Cornwall. With this new partner With in place, à Kingston, Brockvilleà et Cornwall. Dans le cadre de ce Dans le cadre de ce and Cornwall. thisLaurentian new partner in place, Laurentian Kingston, Brockville et Cornwall. will be contributing to the of % of partenariat, la Laurentienne participera à la formation willtraining be contributing tothe theprovince’s training of % of the province’s partenariat, la Laurentienne participera à la formation nurses. de % du personnel de la nurses. de infirmier % du personnel infirmier de la province. province. Our partnership with Georgian College has Our partnership with Georgian College has expanded beyond Barrie. Studentsbeyond can now Notre partenariat avec Notre le Georgian College expanded Barrie. Students can now partenariat avec le Georgian College earn a BA in Economicsearn or Law Justice, a pris de l’expansion au-delà del’expansion la ville de au-delà de la ville de a BAand in Economics or Law and Justice, a pris de or do the first two years Social Barrie. Les étudiants peuvent maintenant or of do athe firstWork two years of a Social Work Barrie. Les étudiants peuvent maintenant degree at the Orillia campus. obtenir un B.A. en sciences économiques degree at the Orillia campus. obtenir un B.A. enou sciences économiques ou droit et justice, ou fairedroit les deux premières et justice, ou faire les deux premières Our French-language School of Social Work School of Social Work années d’études menant à un grade en Our French-language années d’études menant à un grade en has partnered with l’Université Sainte-Anne service social sur le campus has partnered with l’Université Sainte-Anne serviced’Orillia. social sur le campus d’Orillia. in Nova Scotia to offer an socialto work in online Nova Scotia offer an online social work degree. Le programme francophone de l’Écolefrancophone de degree. Le programme de l’École de service social s’est allié àservice l’Université social Saintes’est allié à l’Université SainteNative Human ServicesNative is working withServices the is working with the Anne, en Nouvelle-Écosse, offrir en Human Anne,pour en Nouvelle-Écosse, pour offrir en Seven Generations Education Institute inEducation Institute in ligne un programme de baccalauréat. Seven Generations ligne un programme de baccalauréat. Kenora to deliver its Honours Bachelor Kenora to deliver of its Honours Bachelor of Social Work on-site inSocial Kenora on aon-site part- in Kenora on a partLe programme des services sociaux pour Work Le programme des services sociaux pour time basis. les Autochtones travaille avec le Seven time basis. les Autochtones travaille avec le Seven Generations EducationGenerations Institute de Kenora Education Institute de Kenora pour offrir son baccalauréat spécialisé à des pour offrir son baccalauréat spécialisé à des étudiants à temps partiel dans cette ville.partiel dans cette ville. étudiants à temps Inset photo: Laurentian student InsetMelodie photo: Thomas. Laurentian student Melodie Thomas. Photo intercalée : Melodie Thomas, étudiante: de la Laurentienne. Photo intercalée Melodie Thomas, étudiante de la Laurentienne. Laurentian University Visual Identity Guidelines April 07/22/2005 2006 6.0 6.08 Applications Printed PortraitsMaterial what’s inside 2006 Viewbook 3 Learning. It’s in our Nature. 4 6 8 Laurentian University Sudbury Ontario Canada on the cover There’s more to university life than classes! Deans’ Scholar Erica Robinson is an English Literature major who participates in a variety of clubs and community activities. Read more about how you can “get involved” outside the classroom on page 10. Admissions September 2006 10 12 14 18 What is Laurentian like? Get a better perspective 20 What is Sudbury like? Take a closer look 22 Where can you live? On and off-campus accommodations 24 What’s there to do on campus? Beyond the classroom 26 How can you get involved in sports? Who will teach you? Top notch profs who know your name How are Laurentian programs different? Hands-on experience in the field Are there international opportunities? Exchange programs and more How will you pay for it all? Scholarships and bursaries Laurentian International provides support for issues such as enrolment, housing, health insurance, immigration, cultural adaptation and personal matters. How far can your degree take you? Opening doors What are your job prospects? Laurentian grad employment stats are higher than the provincial average What will you study? Distinctive and popular programs We serve more than 400 students and visiting scholars from 46 countries. Laurentian International organizes programs and services which allow students to develop skills, cross-cultural understanding and global awareness. Everything you need to feel right at home is here! www.international.laurentian.ca Mansoureh Akbari is from Iran and studies gerontology. She has a Bachelor of Nursing from the Islamic Azad University of Mashhad, and would like to pursue our graduate program in nursing. She enjoys studying gerontology because the discipline doesn’t exist in Iran, so it brings a new perspective to her skills. Mansoureh volunteers in the community and works part time on campus. “I like it here. The university staff, professors and people at Laurentian International are very friendly and easy to talk to. There are so many opportunities here. It’s encouraging.” design: 50 Carleton & Associates/Associés project lead: Henry Goegan creative direction: Tony Jurgilas, r.g.d. coordination: Shirley Moore (Manager of Publications), Linda Buchowski (Communications Officer) digital photography: Dupont Photography (unless otherwise specified) Deans’ Scholar, Erica Robinson ©2005 Laurentian University. All rights reserved. welcome bienvenue aanii (l-r) Luke Norton (President, Students’ General Association), Gabrielle Lemieux (Présidente, Association des étudiants francophones) and Brad Robinson (President, Native Student Association) in Founders’ Square at the centre of Laurentian’s main campus. Mansoureh Akbari followed in her sister’s footsteps and came to study at Laurentian “There are so many opportunities here.” 21 Apprendre, naturellement. Whether you’re a fan or an athlete, you’ll find varsity sports are a great part of campus life. Admission to home events is free for students and the teams are encouraged by fans who come out and make some noise. Try-outs are posted on the Voyageur website and around the Physical Education Centre. If you’d like to know more about try-outs, coaches and teams, go online or drop by the Athletic Department in the fall. “I can’t express how great it feels to play for such a supportive community.” Université Laurentienne Sudbury Ontario Canada www.luvoyageurs.com photo: Bruce Hogg Admission - septembre 2006 Cassandra Carpenter, a forward with the Lady Vees basketball team, was named Female Athlete of the Year for 2004-2005. She is in the concurrent Bachelor of Education program. She received the Ottawa Senators’ Scholarship and has been named MVP, Rookie of the Year and Player of the Year since joining the Lady Vees. “My experience in varsity sports has been amazing. I can’t express how great it feels to play for such a supportive community and have everyone behind the team in everything we do. The friendships, memories and opportunities Laurentian Athletics have given me make my experience here very rewarding.” Kanata native Cassandra Carpenter is the sixth Laurentian player in seven years to bring home the OUA East Player of the Year award. photo: Mélanie Provencher photo: Mélanie Provencher 16 Judith Woodsworth Laurentian University President 13 Jon Lalonde graduated from the Sports Administration (SPAD) program in 1999 and is now the scouting director for the Toronto Blue Jays. The Jays hired Jon after he graduated from Laurentian. He worked in corporate partnerships for a year, then in scouting, and eventually became director. “I was just an average student. I didn’t score 29 points for the basketball team or get 90% in school. I just kept my head down and worked hard. I lived in residence for four years and met a lot of great people who I still keep in touch with. Laurentian was really a lot of fun, and it literally got me to where I am today because I was introduced to the Jays during the fourth-year SPAD fieldtrip.” Professor Cheryle Partridge graduated from our Native Human Services program in 1993. She now teaches in the program, which attracts students interested in learning about social work with Aboriginal peoples, world views and perspectives. Tradition and culture are the foundations upon which the program is built. Cheryle is currently working on her PhD and firmly believes that “We have to know where we came from in order to know where we’re going.” Jon Lalonde is a self-described “sports junky” who works with the boys of summer for Canada’s only Major League Baseball team “Laurentian got me to where I am today.” SAMPLE EMPLOYMENT STATISTICS FOR 2002 GRADUATES comparative employment status 6 months 6 months and 2 years after graduation 2 years Commerce 100% 95% Education 100% 100% Humanities 88% 100% Kinesiology and Physical Education 100% 100% Nursing 100% 100% Social Sciences 94% 94% Daniel Mayer Lauréat d’une bourse du millénaire Data collected through a graduate survey conducted by the OUAC 27