2010 - 2011 president`s report

2 0 1 0 - 2 0 11 P R E S I D E N T ’ S R E P O R T
T H A N K YOU T O OU R D O N O R S
THE CHANCELLOR’S CIRCLE
Annual Gifts of $5,000 or more
Thomson Howell
Patrick Beausang
Ann Eichorn
Anonymous
Bernie Howorth
Ann Eperjesi & Stephen Eperjesi
Alfreda Jarosz
Darren Becks (BES ‘94)
& Danielle Becks
Edward Beharry & Pam Beharry
Jeff Fleming & Lesley Fleming
Vera Golini
Ronald Hagler (BA ‘55)
Mary Karn
Lori Betik
Joseph Fedy
John Biggs & Amelia Biggs
Rhonda Flewwelling (BA ‘05) & Robert
Flewwelling
Terry Billo & Patricia Bergman-Billo
Stephen Flott & R. Frances O’Brien
Louise Leonard
Patrick Bishop & Judy Bishop
Patrick Flynn (BA ‘68) & Noreen Flynn
Mark Aagaard & Nancy Day
Janice Long (BMATH ‘91)
& George Long
William Brath (BMATH ‘76) & Patricia
Brath
David Fontaine & Margaret Fontaine
Dorothee Retterath & Ric Hewson
B. James MacKay (BA ‘75)
Conor Brennan
Hartman Krug & Brenda Krug
Anke Naus (BA ‘75) & Peter Naus
Douglas Brenner (BMATH ‘68)
Margaret Fritsch
Peter Quinn & Regina Quinn
Maureen O’Donoghue Rich (BA ‘76) &
David Rich
William Brown & Maria Brown
Thomas Galloway & Anne Marie
Galloway
Jim Robson & Debbie Robson
Laughlin Campbell (BA ‘91)
Andrew Garland & Pauline Garland
PRESIDENTS CIRCLE
Annual Gifts of $1,000 to $2,499
Rio Caron & Marianne Caron
Brian Gastaldi & Gail-Lynn Gastaldi
Mr. Sam Alfieri & Mrs. Marg Alfieri
Ann Gawman (BA ‘79)
Peter Chin-Cheong & Sharon ChinCheong
Jim Gilhuly & Mary Ann Gilhuly
Norma Chin-Cheong
Mark Greco (BASC ‘04)
& Janna Brubacher
David Perrin
THE GOVERNOR’S CIRCLE
Annual Gifts of $2,500 to $4,999
Anonymous (2)
Bernard Adlys & Sonia Adlys
Michel Anderson & Lucretia Anderson
Brian Beckberger & Trudy Beckberger
Nick Betik
Derek Brisland
Cathy Brothers & John Brothers
Wayland Chau (BMATH ‘96)
Dando Cheng & Sharon Cheng
Scott Kline & Megan Shore (BA ‘99)
Kenneth Lavigne (BA ‘73)
& Helen Lavigne (BA ‘91)
Murray Runstedler &
Sharon Runstedler
David Ruppel & Renate Ruppel
George Schaller
Donna Ward & Mel Cescon
Diane Warren-Dewan (BA ‘79)
& Philip Dewan
Therese Wiley & James Wiley
Bruce Young (BA ‘66)
& Gail Young (BA ‘66)
Roman Ciecwierz & Magdalene
Ciecwierz
Ted Foy & Peggy Hallward
Lawrence Gorman & M. Jane Gorman
Lynda Cockroft (BA ‘79)
Ronald Green (BSC ‘67)
& Lorraine Green
Mike Collins & Annette Collins
Joseph Guido & Heidi Guido
William Connelly
Vir Handa & Silvana Handa
Denise Cormier
Lorne Harding & Cathy Harding
Gerald Harrigan & Barb Harrigan
ANNUAL
GIFTS
S
T
.
J
E
R
O
M
E
’
S
U
N
I
V
E
R
S
I
T
Y
M
SSION
Heather
Cullen
MikeIHarrington
of $250 to $999
Reinhold Dresler
Michael Coughlin
Craig Christy (BES ‘77)
Peter Fioravanti & Margaret Fioravanti
Anonymous (3)
Gertrude Cullen
Gail Head (BA ‘79)
Brian Cummings
& Patricia with
Cummings
Marcus Heydrich
St. Fleming
Jerome’s University is
a Alfieri
public
Roman
federated
the University
of Waterloo,
Sam
& Marg
Alfieri Catholic University
Christopher
Thomas Denomme & Maryanne
Brent Hollister & Janet Hollister
Andre
& Raymonde
Gwen Flemming
historically associated with
theAnderson
educational
vision of the Congregation
of the Resurrection. We are committed
Denomme
Anderson
Jaime Howe
Nicole Greig
John
Devine
to
learning
and
academic
excellence;
the
gospel
values
of
love,
truth
and
justice;
and
the
formation
Britt
Anderson & Leah
Anderson
Madelaine
Hron of leaders
Mary Liz Hearn (BA ‘65) &
Warren Diemert & Rebecca Diemert
Jean
Andrey
Peter Humphries & Melissa Humphries
Michael Hearn
for the service of the community and the Church. In all Paul
of our
activities and practices, St.
Jerome’s University
Diga & Lisa Dinga
Thomas Ball & Roswita Ball
Margaret Ingoldsby (BA ‘90)
Janet Heimpel
Donaldson
‘89)
& James
Ingoldsbyfreedom.
functions within the context
of theCGA
Roman CatholicChristine
tradition
and CA
the(BMATH
principles
of
academic
Patricia Barbato
Peter Hinchcliffe
Paula
Dubeau
(BMATH
‘93)
Maureen
Irving
Carissa Baron
Robert Howe & Joy Howe
Nadina
Jamison
&
Carolyn
Edison
(BSC
‘79)
Mel Barrie& Teresa Barrie
Gary Howell & Marion
Francis Vanden Hoven
& Giancarlo Carere
MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT
s with previous reports, this President’s Report
showcases the many wonderful things happening
here at St. Jerome’s University. What’s new this
year, however, is our ability to relate these accomplishments
back to the strategic directions articulated in Strategic Vision
2015 and Beyond, a foundational document approved by
the University’s Board of Governors in January 2011. This
Vision was built over the past three years through a wide
range of information-gathering, consultation, and dialogue
processes involving the University’s stakeholders.
A
With Strategic Vision 2015 and Beyond as the framework,
St. Jerome’s University commits to continuing initiatives in the
areas in which we currently excel, as well as in targeted areas
where we want to grow or where there are new directions for
us to embark upon.
By adopting this Vision, the Board of Governors has set
the course for the next several years. It is this document
that will guide us as we move toward our sesquicentennial
anniversary in 2015.
David B. Perrin, OMI
President and Vice-Chancellor
TABLE OF CO NTENTS
4
Strategic Vision 2015 and Beyond
8
SJU - A Premier Undergraduate Catholic
Liberal Arts University
10 Our Place in the Catholic Community
12 Our Alumni
14 Re-Visioning Our Campus
15 Board of Governors
16 Accountable to Our Community
17 Support from Our Community
18 Thank you to Our Donors
3
S T R AT EGIC V I SION
2 0 15 A N D B E YO N D
W
1865 St. Jerome’s was
founded by Fr. Louis Funcken,
CR, in a cabin on the outskirts
of St. Agatha, Ontario. Seven
students were enrolled.
1889 St. Jerome’s moved to
a new building in the village
of Berlin (now Kitchener) where
33 students were enrolled.
1908 After several
expansions, a new addition
was added that became a
Berlin (now Kitchener) landmark.
1953 St. Jerome’s College
opened its Kingsdale site
where it was home to
190 students.
1962 St Jerome’s
University moved to its new
home on the campus of the
University of Waterloo.
2015 Will see a re-visioning
of St. Jerome’s University’s
physical campus for the
21st century.
hile our locations have changed and our student numbers have expanded, what hasn’t changed are
the principles that guide us:
(1) continue to deliver on who we say we are as a primarily undergraduate Catholic liberal arts university
federated with the University of Waterloo;
(2) graduate students who: have the skills to meet the ethical and moral challenges of modern life; foresee
challenges and opportunity, especially those related to issues of justice, within the communities to which they
belong; anticipate the global impact of decisions made today that will influence the shape of the future.
4
“Strategic Vision 2015
and Beyond speaks
to our principles
and establishes five
strategic directions.”
Maintain our place as a premier
undergraduate Catholic liberal arts
university in Canada
i. recruit and retain exceptional faculty who are able to
achieve excellence primarily in teaching and student
engagement, but who are also actively engaged in
research and publication;
ii. offer programs and courses that are relevant to society
and our mission while maintaining a commitment to a
classic liberal arts education, and interdisciplinarity;
iii. develop SJU’s unique contribution to Mathematics at
the University of Waterloo;
iv. invigorate our commitment to undergraduate
Catholic studies;
v. explore the option of launching another graduate
program unique to St. Jerome’s University;
vi. live our commitment to social justice by ensuring that
the complete St. Jerome’s University academic and
student life experience can be realized by more
students who have the academic ability but lack the
financial resources.
5
S T R AT EGIC V I SION
2 0 15 A N D B E YO N D
Confirm our place within various
Catholic communities regionally,
nationally, and internationally
i. fully develop deep and collaborative partnerships within
Catholic circles both locally and regionally as well as
across the dioceses of Hamilton and Toronto;
ii. utilize the network of post-secondary Catholic universities and
colleges in Canada and abroad to support our mission and
raise awareness of the importance of Catholic education;
iii. diversify the St. Jerome’s University student body by making
SJU a top choice for international students seeking a complete
undergraduate liberal arts or Mathematics education.
Enhance Relationships with Our Alumni
i. revitalize our Alumni Association so that through
collaboration with our Advancement Office it can
represent and connect with those who have experienced
the St. Jerome’s difference;
ii. use events and activities as an effective way to build
ongoing connections among and with our alumni, donors,
and friends;
Statue of Fr. Funcken, CR, founder of St. Jerome’s
6
iii. take every opportunity to profile, highlight and celebrate
the accomplishments of our alumni.
“St. Jerome’s University
is dedicated to the
fundamental task of
educating the
whole person.”
Enhance Relationships with
External Communities
I. encourage our faculty and staff to act as
ambassadors for the University through their
considerable service, volunteer commitments and
community outreach;
ii. work with Board members to promote, profile and
expand the St. Jerome’s University brand outside of
established channels;
iii. strategically market international service learning
and exchange programs for students;
iv. develop opportunities and support alumni in their
efforts to share their SJU experience for the benefit
of all.
Supportive Infrastructure –
Re-vision Our Physical Campus
for the 21st Century
i. re-design, through construction and renovation,
our current facility to ensure that the best possible
student, teaching, and collaborative spaces
required for effective learning and research can
be realized;
Professor Toni Serafini, Sexuality, Marriage & Family Studies
in a seminar class with students
ii. enhance our Library with a learning commons able to
meet the study, research, and collaborative learning
needs of our students and faculty;
iii. further develop the residence program and the overall
quality of the residence experience by revitalizing our
housing facilities;
iv. thoughtfully plan and develop the student social
spaces required to enhance the student experience,
student engagement and thus continue to fulfill our
promise to educate the whole person.
7
A PR EMIER
U N DE RG R A DUAT E
C AT HOLIC LI BE R A L
A RT S U N I V E R SI T Y
tudent Natalie Dewan, 18, has truly embraced the St. Jerome’s experience and exemplifies what it means
to be a student of St. Jerome’s University. Recent recipient of the prestigious Duke of Edinburgh’s award,
Natalie was recognized in May 2011 for her achievements in the categories of physical fitness, community
service, skill development and adventurous journey. And her commitment to learning and leadership is clear as she
continues her studies in her second year of English at SJU, also taking on roles with the Residence Life Team and as
SJU Ambassador. Natalie credits the focus at St. Jerome’s of educating the
whole person through developing their leadership skills, exploring ethical,
social responsibility and justice issues, with helping to fuel her passion for
volunteerism and community service.
S
“When I chose a university it was important to choose a place with a
strong community, as well as high-quality academics - St. Jerome’s is
definitely that place! In first year, I learned a lot both in and out of the
classroom - making lifelong friends, and getting involved in every way
possible. SJU’s amazing residence and academic programs allow each
and every student to develop as a whole person. I certainly feel that it
has changed my life for the better and I know countless others who feel
the same way.”
Natalie Dewan being congratulated by His
Excellency the Right Honourable David Johnston
Our leadership strengths lie not only with our students, but with our professors who continue to win accolades for
academic excellence. Dr. Steven Bednarski (History) and Dr. Ted McGee (English) were named two of the University
of Waterloo’s four 2011 distinguished teachers and were honoured with the Distinguished Teacher Award in
recognition of a continued record of excellence in teaching.
8
“Master of Catholic
Thought offers a high
quality learning experience,
and fosters excellence in
critical thinking.”
n spring 2011, six years after the first students were admitted, the Master of Catholic Thought (MCT) program
underwent its first academic review. The reviewers concluded that “the program offers a high quality learning
experience”, and “fosters excellence in critical thinking in oral and written expression, research skills, and a
fine integration of theory and praxis”… ”Students manifested a confident ability to think theologically, and a mastery of
the breadth and depth of the Catholic intellectual tradition in an ecumenical, inter-faith context”.
I
2010 Master of Catholic Thought students
Front row: Anne Jamieson (2010 graduate), Dianne Moser
(2010 graduate), Michael Redfearn (2010 graduate)
Back row: Jack Freiburger (2011 Graduate), Sandy Milne
(current student), Cristina Vanin (director), Sheila Jenny (current
student),Ted Laxton (2011 graduate)
St. Jerome’s faculty are prolific scholars, as evidenced by the impressive number of articles, books, book
chapters and journals written and/or edited in 2011:
• Tristanne Connolly (English): Queer Blake
• Whitney Lackenbauer (History): A Commemorative History of Aboriginal People in the Canadian Military
• Kerry Lappin-Fortin (Italian and French Studies): Traduire? Avec Plaisir!
• Alexander Shvarts (Sociology and Legal Studies): Transnational Entrepreneurs: Ethnicity, Class and Capital
• David Williams (English): Defending Poetry: Art and Ethics in Joseph Brodsky, Seamus Heaney, and Geoffrey Hill
9
OU R PL AC E I N
T H E CAT HOLIC
COMMUNITY
romoting and serving as a voice for Catholic higher education in
Canada is a sine qua non for presidents of Catholic institutions.
We do this through the associations in which we belong, our
partnerships with various Catholic service organizations, local school
boards and other community partners, and through the events we hold
which celebrate our episcopal leaders.
P
David Perrin, President, with the Most
Reverend Bishop Anthony Tonnos, 2010
Bishop’s BBQ at St. Jerome’s University
In fostering these relationships, St. Jerome’s University’s current President,
David Perrin, provides regular updates to our community partners through
twice-annual progress reports to the approximately 365 clergy and
other religious agents in the Diocese of Hamilton, participates in pulpit
exchanges and guest sermons at various local and regional parishes, and
serves as guest speaker at organizations such as the Knights of Columbus,
Knights of Malta, Serra Club, and the Catholic Women’s League.
As a member of the Association of Catholic Colleges and Universities
of Canada (ACCUC), St. Jerome’s University participates with the other
executive heads of Canadian Catholic institutions in promoting and serving
as a voice for Catholic higher education in Canada. In August 2010,
President Perrin initiated discussions with other Catholic post-secondary
institutions on developing a strategy for securing long-term infrastructure
funding support at the provincial level.
One of the highlights of the year at St. Jerome’s University is the annual
Bishop’s BBQ, where local clergy, and other religious agents are invited
to join our faculty, staff and student leaders in honouring our episcopal
leaders. It is also an occasion to thank all for participating and supporting
our Catholic mission in the wide range of ways we all contribute to the
same goals in our Catholic ministries.
10
“Atmosphere of
camaraderie and
friendship... academic
education made
possible through
exceptional faculty.”
Simone Sweeting (BA ’10)
imone Sweeting, an international student from
the Bahamas, knew St. Jerome’s University
was right for her when she read about the St.
Jerome’s Advantage. Working as an English Language
Assistant in France, she knew she wanted to attend
university in Canada and began her research to find her
‘home-away-from-home’. Once she learned about St.
Jerome’s academic benefits and small-campus feel, the
decision was an easy one. “St. Jerome’s University was a
fit for me, with its friendly and culturally diverse campus”.
She wanted to find a close-knit community, with many
opportunities to live and learn together.
S
“The weather isn’t so great – but the atmosphere
of camaraderie and friendship and the academic
education made possible through exceptional faculty
made that easier to manage,” Simone shares. Simone
Simone Sweeting, (BA, Hons French, 2010) at fall graduation
lived in residence for two years and was registered
academically in Honours French at SJU. As an international student, finding a place where you feel at home is
critical in succeeding at university. For Simone, SJU offered a place where participating in activities and events was
encouraged to ensure students felt welcomed and included – and helped motivate and encourage her to be able
to step into a leadership role. Each student is supported and valued as a member of the SJU community – and
that’s something that makes SJU a top choice for students away from home.
Simone graduated from St. Jerome’s University in October 2010 with a Bachelor of Arts in Honours French and
has returned home to Nassau where she hopes to continue teaching French, while pursuing her certification in
translation in January 2012, followed by her Master’s in French Linguistics and Literature.
11
OUR A LUMNI
The Father Norm Choate, C.R.,
Distinguished Graduate
Award Winners
Dr. David Morrell (2011)
Fr. Brian McCormick (2010)
Jeff Woodrow (2009)
Filomena Tassi (2008)
Dr. James ( Jim) Mitchell (2007)
Archbishop Thomas C. Collins (2006)
Eva Kmiecic (2005)
Peter Warrian (2004)
Richard Callahan (2003)
Michelle DiEmanuele (2002)
Joan Grundy (2001)
Rob Donelson (2000)
Brenda Kenyon (1999)
Judy Nairn (1998)
Chris Gadula (1997)
Mark Curtis (1996)
Paul Tratnyek (1995)
Greg Humbert (1993)
Rosanna Pellizzari (1992)
Christine Dominico (1991)
Terry & Margaret Downey (1990)
Tom Ciancone (1989)
Richard Dominico (1988)
Gail Young (1987)
Joe & Stephanie Mancini (1986)
12
t. Jerome’s alumni are recognized for their outstanding contributions
to their professions and their communities. They also continue to
contribute to the University campus as they celebrate their history
with St. Jerome’s University.
S
The Fr. Norm Choate, C.R., Distinguished Graduate Award is presented
annually to a St. Jerome’s graduate who has distinguished her-or-himself in
professional and community life. In 2011, the award was presented to Dr.
David Morrell (BA ’66). Dr. Morrell joined alumni and friends at St. Jerome’s
University, where he was honoured for his career as an award-winning
author of more than 30 books. His message was simple – that the St.
Jerome’s community provided a solid foundation for his career. His academic
studies with professors such as Dr. Laurence Cummings and his friendship
with fellow English students, gave him the support he needed during his time
at St. Jerome’s and he fondly reflected on his beginnings as an SJU English
graduate in 1966. Dr. Morrell’s
first novel, First Blood, featured
the character John Rambo, which
spawned the movie Rambo starring
Sylvester Stallone.
There are more than 18 million
copies of his work in print, and his
books have been translated into
26 languages. Dr. David Morrell
now lives in New Mexico with his
wife, Donna (BA ’65) – also a
SJU graduate.
David Morrell and David Perrin
“The reunion was a
wonderful opportunity to
celebrate SJU’s 145-year
history and connection
with the Congregation of
the Resurrection.”
n July 2010, 75 men who attended
St. Jerome’s in the 1950s and 1960s
returned to celebrate their connections
with one another and with the University at the
St. Jerome’s/Resurrection Reunion.
I
Organizers John Mudd, John Devine and Tom
Sexton undertook the challenge of connecting with
fellow alumni and inviting them back to campus for
the reunion. The St. Jerome’s campus enjoyed the lively
presence of the men and their wives who travelled back to
Waterloo, primarily from their homes in the United States,
to fondly remember their time together and the time they
spent at St. Jerome’s University. Most of the attendees were
seminary students at Resurrection College who studied at
St. Jerome’s when it was located at the Kingsdale campus
in Kitchener. The reunion was a wonderful opportunity to
celebrate SJU’s 145-year history and connection with the
Congregation of the Resurrection. This group of alumni
embody the mission of St. Jerome’s University.
The SJU Alumni Advisory Group is redefining its
involvement with St. Jerome’s University by fostering
new opportunities beyond social events for the alumni
community to contribute to the lives of others
(e.g. mentoring students, helping recruit students,
developing international opportunities). We want to offer
alumni ways to get involved with SJU that bring growth
and learning opportunities, help them stay connected and
passionate about SJU, and also help further the mission of
St. Jerome’s University.
Reunion organizers (left-to-right) John Devine, Tom Sexton
and John Mudd
13
R E -V I S ION I NG
OUR CA MPUS
oted in last year’s President’s Report, in spring 2010, the Board of Governors took another step toward
securing the future of St. Jerome’s University through its approval of the 2015 and Beyond Campus Master
Plan Proposal… a campus master plan that can accommodate the long-term needs of SJU and ensure that
its mission can be realized. Among many other exciting designs, the concept plan envisions a Library redeveloped
and expanded to provide a more inviting, contemporary student work/study space, additional progressive and
flexible teaching and learning spaces, sizeable hospitality and interactive community spaces, and a Student Hub.
N
Since the Board’s approval of the concept plan, much work has been done in preparation of producing a
detailed financial plan to enable the realization of the campus renewal plan. This work is expected to be
completed in early 2012.
14
ST. J E ROM E’S U N IVE RSIT Y
2010 - 2011
BOARD OF GOVE RNORS
Peter Naus, Chancellor
David B. Perrin, President and Vice-Chancellor
Myroslaw Tataryn, Vice-President and Academic Dean
Maureen O’Donoghue Rich, Chair
Jean Andrey, Community-at-large
Kieran Bonner, Faculty
Cathy Brothers, Community-at-large
s the titular head of the University, Peter Naus
brought prestige and distinction to
St. Jerome’s University through his four years
as Chancellor. Peter’s term as Chancellor concluded June
30, 2011. His personal and professional reputation was,
and is, without question. The University thanks Dr. Naus,
and his wife, Anke, for their commitment to St. Jerome’s.
A
Kevin Burns, Community-at-large
Michael Coughlin, Community-at-large
Martha Fauteux, Staff; partial
Larry Gravill, Community-at-large
Marion Thomson Howell, Community-at-large
Steven Jennings, Student
Lauren Leech, Community-at-large
Pat Leicester, Community-at-large
Andrew Lessard, President, Students’ Union
Glen Lombard, Staff
Don McCutchan, Community-at-large
Judy Nairn, Community-at-large
Rev. Con O’Mahony, Bishop’s Representative
Elyse Redden, Staff; partial
Dr. Peter Naus, Chancellor of St. Jerome’s University
(2007 to 2011)
Rev. Sam Restivo, C.R., Provincial Superior of the
Congregation of the Resurrection
Dorothee Retterath, Community-at-large
David Seljak, Faculty
15
ACCOU N TA BI LI T Y
ACCOUNTABLE TO
OUR COM MUNIT Y
TOTAL REVEN UE
$14,531,134
EN D OWMENT INVESTMENT PORTFOLIO
Endowment Funds provide ongoing revenue for
particular aspects of our mission, such as scholarships,
lectures, and the Master of Catholic Thought program.
7,500,000
6,000,000
7,661,996
7,285,291
6,792,168
7,075,480
6,817,832
6,766,372
Student Tuition 36%
Government Grants 35%
Ancillary Operations 20%
Investment Income 5%
Donations 2%
Other Income 2%
6,618,517
5,640,413
5,804,540
5,476,594
4,500,000
TOTAL E XPENSES
$13,173,699
3,000,000
1,500,000
0
2010/11
2009/10
2008/09
Investment, at market
16
2007/08
2006/07
Investment, at cost
General Operating 42%
Academic 39%
Ancillary Operations 17% (Residences)
Scholarships and Bursaries 2%
Thank you to our
825 generous donors,
a total of $320,210
was donated to
St. Jerome’s University
in fiscal 2010/2011.
SUPPORT FROM
OUR COM MUNIT Y
GIVIN G: DESIGNATI O N
Donations received
were designated to
the indicated areas.
SCH OL ARSHIPS & BURSARIES
Thanks to our generous donors St. Jerome’s University
is able to offer financial support to students who excel
academically and to those who would otherwise not
be able to afford a higher education
300,000
250,000
(includes University Catholic Community)
Scholarships / Bursaries 32%
Unrestricted 15%
Centre for Responsible Citizenship 12%
(includes Beyond Borders and Lectures in Catholic Experience)
Building, Infrastructure and Collections 6%
Other .005%
281,800
258,700
236,450
220,380
200,000
202,530
GIVIN G: SO URCE
150,000
Percentages indicate
the amount of the
total donated by each
constituency.
100,000
50,000
0
Campus Ministry 35%
2010/11
2009/10
2008/09
2007/08
2006/07
$ From Endowed Interest
$ From Operating
$ From Restricted Funds
$ Total Paid Out
Friends - Individual 60%
Alumni 19%
Current Faculty, Staff and Board of Governors 10%
Businesses 8%
Foundations 1%
Friends - Organizations 1%
17
T H A N K YOU TO OU R D ONOR S
THE CHANCELLOR’S CIRCLE
Annual Gifts of $5,000 or more
Bernie Howorth
Anonymous (2)
Mary Karn
Vera Golini
Alfreda Jarosz
Edward Beharry & Pam Beharry
Lori Betik
Ann Eperjesi & Stephen Eperjesi
Joseph Fedy
Jeff Fleming & Lesley Fleming
John Biggs & Amelia Biggs
Rhonda Flewwelling (BA ‘05) & Robert
Flewwelling
Terry Billo & Patricia Bergman-Billo
Stephen Flott & R. Frances O’Brien
Louise Leonard
Patrick Bishop & Judy Bishop
Anonymous (1)
William Brath (BMATH ‘76) & Patricia
Brath
Patrick Flynn (BA ‘68) & Noreen Flynn
Janice Long (BMATH ‘91)
& George Long
Dorothee Retterath & Ric Hewson
B. James MacKay (BA ‘75)
Conor Brennan
Hartman Krug & Brenda Krug
Anke Naus (BA ‘75) & Peter Naus
Douglas Brenner (BMATH ‘68)
Peter Quinn & Regina Quinn
Maureen O’Donoghue Rich (BA ‘76) &
David Rich
William Brown & Maria Brown
Laughlin Campbell (BA ‘91)
PRESIDENTS CIRCLE
Annual Gifts of $1,000 to $2,499
Jim Robson & Debbie Robson
Rio Caron & Marianne Caron
Murray Runstedler &
Sharon Runstedler
Mr. Sam Alfieri & Mrs. Marg Alfieri
David B. Perrin
THE GOVERNOR’S CIRCLE
Annual Gifts of $2,500 to $4,999
Anonymous (2)
Bernard Adlys & Sonia Adlys
Michel Anderson & Lucretia Anderson
Brian Beckberger & Trudy Beckberger
Nick Betik
Derek Brisland
Cathy Brothers & John Brothers
Wayland Chau (BMATH ‘96)
Scott Kline & Megan Shore (BA ‘99)
Kenneth Lavigne (BA ‘73)
& Helen Lavigne (BA ‘91)
David Ruppel & Renate Ruppel
Peter Chin-Cheong & Sharon ChinCheong
George Schaller
Norma Chin-Cheong
Donna Ward & Mel Cescon
Roman Ciecwierz & Magdalene
Ciecwierz
Diane Warren-Dewan (BA ‘79)
& Philip Dewan
Craig Christy (BES ‘77)
Reinhold Dresler
Peter Fioravanti & Margaret Fioravanti
Christopher Fleming
Gwen Flemming
Nicole Greig
Mary Liz Hearn (BA ‘65) &
Michael Hearn
Janet Heimpel
Peter Hinchcliffe
Lynda Cockroft (BA ‘79)
Therese Wiley & James Wiley
Mike Collins & Annette Collins
Bruce Young (BA ‘66)
& Gail Young (BA ‘66)
William Connelly
Dando Cheng & Sharon Cheng
18
Darren Becks (BES ‘94)
& Danielle Becks
ANNUAL GIFTS
of $250 to $999
Anonymous (3)
Sam Alfieri & Marg Alfieri
Andre Anderson & Raymonde
Anderson
Britt Anderson & Leah Anderson
Jean Andrey
Thomas Ball & Roswita Ball
Patricia Barbato CGA
Denise Cormier
Michael Coughlin
Heather Cullen
Gertrude Cullen
David Fontaine & Margaret Fontaine
Ted Foy & Peggy Hallward
Margaret Fritsch
Thomas Galloway & Anne Marie
Galloway
Andrew Garland & Pauline Garland
Brian Gastaldi & Gail-Lynn Gastaldi
Ann Gawman (BA ‘79)
Jim Gilhuly & Mary Ann Gilhuly
Lawrence Gorman & M. Jane Gorman
Mark Greco (BASC ‘04)
& Janna Brubacher
Ronald Green (BSC ‘67)
& Lorraine Green
Joseph Guido & Heidi Guido
Vir Handa & Silvana Handa
Lorne Harding & Cathy Harding
Gerald Harrigan & Barb Harrigan
Mike Harrington
Brian Cummings & Patricia Cummings
Gail Head (BA ‘79)
Thomas Denomme & Maryanne
Denomme
Marcus Heydrich
Brent Hollister & Janet Hollister
John Devine
Jaime Howe
Warren Diemert & Rebecca Diemert
Madelaine Hron
Paul Diga & Lisa Dinga
Christine Donaldson CA (BMATH ‘89)
Paula Dubeau (BMATH ‘93)
Robert Howe & Joy Howe
Carissa Baron
Gary Howell &
Marion Thomson Howell
Mel Barrie & Teresa Barrie
Carolyn Edison (BSC ‘79)
& Giancarlo Carere
Patrick Beausang
Ann Eichorn
Peter Humphries & Melissa Humphries
Margaret Ingoldsby (BA ‘90)
& James Ingoldsby
Maureen Irving
Nadina Jamison &
Francis Vanden Hoven
GIFTS of $250 to $999 continued
Julie Kalbfleisch
Pawel Kaleta & Marina Kaleta
Glenn Kelly & Ruthanne Kelly
Dan Kieswetter
Scott Koch CA (BA ‘89)
David Kowalski & Karen Kowalski
David Kresky & Kathleen Kresky
Reinhart Schreiter &
Georgina Schreiter
Jamie Arnold
Janet Cannon (BA ‘75)
Sherry Setchell
Leanne Arnold
Michael Cannon
Robert Ashmore
Paul Cano MD (BMATH ‘82)
& Kathleen Schefter-Cano
Grace Sielski
Shirley Smith
Heidi Sostaric (BA ‘89)
John Stewart & Mary Jo Stewart
Steve Ashmore
Steve Ashton & Wonita Ashton
Alicia Augurusa
Laurie Ault CMA
Peter Cappadocia (BA ‘91)
Maria Capulong (BA ‘02)
Eric Carlson & Jacqueline Carlson
Margaret Bak & Michael Bak
Philip Carney
James Baksi (BASC ‘71)
& Magdalen Baksi
Norbert Casey (BA ‘66)
Dwyer Sullivan & Sheila Sullivan
Eikin Castano
Bob Kyryliuk
Kay Sweeney
Don Balanoff
Dave Cattanach & Nancy Cattanach
David Lang (BA ‘82)
& Jacqueline Lang
Peter Sychterz & Mathilde Sychterz
James Baleshta & Dianne Wilkinson
Joan Ball
Arthur Celuszak (BMATH ‘76)
& Monica Cotton (BES ‘77)
Stephen Lavigne (BA ‘03)
Paul Tratnyek (BA ‘75)
& Teresa Tratnyek
Rita Lederman
Ed Tschirhart & Pauline Tschirhart
Perry Lee & Rhonda Lee
John Tunstall & Sue Tunstall
Bonnie Battiston & Louis Battiston
Douglas Letson (BA ‘62)
& Donna Letson (BA ‘89)
Mary Van der Schaaf
Albert Kroetsch & Edna Kroetsch
James Stickland
Perry Kutchcoski &
Melanie Kutchcoski
Kelly Strome & Therese Strome
Linda Barretto-Burns
Marianne Bauer-Hiff (BA ‘80)
& Brian Hiff
Shelley Chambers (BA ‘90)
& Chuck Chambers
Jennifer Chen
Bertram Chew
Sarah Chidiac (BA ‘99) &
Rolland Chidiac
John Vandergriendt & Marianne
Vandergriendt
Steven Beal & Lissa Beal
Alex Matan
Cristina Vanin (BA ‘81)
& Michael Kelly
Roger Beaulieu (BASC ‘67)
Brian McCarthy (MA ‘69)
& Arlene McCarthy
Virginia Vickers (BA ‘69)
John Vieth & Angela Vieth
Murray McGlynn &
Collette McGlynn
John Vlasov & Barbara Vlasov
Diane McInnis & Satish Rangaswamy
James Beingessner &
Sandra Beingessner
Fred Clutchey & Mary Jo Clutchey
Douglas Voisin & Donna Voisin
Carol Wagner & Richard Wagner
Laura Belsito (BA ‘95)
John Watkins & Carol Watkins
Judith Benninger (BA ‘73)
Eloise Tom Coleman (BA ‘74)
& Tom Coleman
Robert Way & Michele Way
Ian Bergin
Bud Collins & Ann Collins
Ronald Weiler & Joan Weiler
Adrian Bernardi (BA ‘69)
& Elaine Mary Bernardi
Linda Collins
Jerome Collins & Leonora Collins
Matthew Betik
Paul Condon
Ken Bisch
Gerald Conrad
Richard Whitney (BA ‘89)
Andrew Blair
Vincent Conte (BMATH ‘01)
Tim Willoughby and Michele
Willoughby
John Bond & Danna Bond
Paul Conway & Colleen Conway
Kieran Bonner & Margaret Bonner
Sarah Cook (BA ‘05)
Molly Worden (BA ‘79)
Richard Booth (BA ‘73) & Lois Booth
Henry Cooke PENG (BASC ‘82)
Donna Wright
Ethel Boris
David Cornwall
Geralyn Yolkowski (BA ‘90)
Margaret Boyd (BA ‘76)
Paula Cosgrove
William Zabjek & Jennifer Zabjek
Peter Braid
Herc Costa
David Zenger & Carolyn Zenger
Paul Breen & Susan Breen
Gary Cowan & Jane Cowan
Richard Zilinskas (BA ‘79)
& Milly Zilinskas
Mary Brehm
Bruce Craft & N. Kay Craft
Marlene Zister (BA ‘86) & Cyril Zister
Mike Brennan & Veronica Brennan
Jane Brenner
Maureen Crane (BMATH ‘76)
& Doug Crane
Cathy Lindman & Mark Lindman
Patricia MacLeod
Susan Guaglio-McKearnen (BA ‘77)
& Ian McKearnen
Vincent McNally & Mary McNally
Father Daniel Miehm (BA ‘82)
Nancy Mirotta
Mark Mooney (BA ‘79)
& Karen Rickers
Elizabeth Motz (BA ‘85)
& Thomas Motz
William Moul & Trudy Moul
Steve Mummery
Catherine Newell Kelly & Ian Kelly
Gabriel Niccoli & Francesca Niccoli
Olwen Niessen
Gwen Nowak McGrenere (BA ‘65)
Sean O`Brien (BASC ‘79)
& Mary O’Brien
Sheila O’Brien
Stephen O’Brien (BMATH ‘89)
Sheldon Ort & Catherine Ort
Rick Weiss & Annemarie Weiss
Mary Wells
Marnie Wharnsby & Bill Wharnsby
ANNUAL GIFTS up to $249
Nanc Beal
James Beesley & Angela Beesley
Clare Beingessner &
Ruth Beingessner
Joseph Brothers
Phil Bruni
Darron Chin-Quee & Marie Chin-Quee
Kenneth Chippier & Norma Chippier
Helen Chris
Thomas Ciancone (BMATH ‘70)
Kevin Coates (BA ‘85) & Nan Forler
Cynthia Crysdale
Mary Ellen Cullen & Stephen Menich
Ann Buchanan
John Cullen (BA ‘69) & Barbara Cullen
Kenneth Buchanan &
Shannon Buchanan
Robert Cummings
Emanuel Aguiar & Judy Aguiar
Geoff Cummings
Ruth Aitchison (BA ‘88)
Karen Buhr (BA ‘95)
Jack Porter & Phyllis Porter
Lisa Allen (BA ‘90) & Craig Allen
Stanely Cunningham & Barbara
Cunningham
Barbara Reardon
Joanne Allgoewer
Gregory Bulkiewski (BES ‘71)
& Joanne Bulkiewski
Francesco Robles & Deleana Robles
Domenic Altieri
Darcy Roblin & Debbie Roblin
Patricia Anderson (BA ‘83)
Paul Rucurean (BMATH ‘79)
& Ella Rucurean
John Anderson & Charlotte Anderson
John Oudyk & Sandra Mooibroek
Anonymous (21)
Carolyn Pegg (BA ‘67) & Bill Pegg
Carol Adams
Sara Pendergast (BA ‘88)
& John Milloy M.P.P.
Larry Scanlon & Anne Scanlon
David Schanzenbacher & Sue
Schanzenbacher
Bill Schmidt & Vera Schmidt
Brock Anderson & Janine Anderson
Patricia Anderson
Jackie Anstett & Richard Anstett
Donna Archibald
William Currah & Marlene Currah
Frank Burgund
Larissa Currah
Lenora Burnett (BA ‘84)
Michael Cussen (BSC ‘80; BA ‘81)
Kevin Burns & Barbara Chub
Garnet Daley & Bonnie Daley
Thomas Byrne (BA ‘79)
Craig David
Jim Cairney & Caroline Cairney
Scott Davis
Eric Caissie
Lawrence Dawson
Susan Callon
Antonio D’Costa
David Cameron & Jill Cameron
Peter Denomme & Gisele Denomme
GIFTS up to $249 continued
Richard Denomme & Jennifer
Denomme
Leonard Friesen & Mary Friesen
Ryan Hoday
Dante Labriola
Paula DeProsperis-Charters (BA ‘94)
Franco Frittaion (BA ‘70)
Clara Hodgett
Patrick Lamothe
Ian Furst & Siobhan Furst
Lucia Hogeveen
Stephen Lance & Kathleen Lance
Joseph Gallipeau (BA ‘91)
& Sandra Gallipeau
Ramon Paul Holganza
Kenneth Lang
Andrew Galvin (BA ‘79)
Sheila Holland
Donald Lapierre (BA ‘84)
Robert Holmes & Janet Holmes
Chris Lasovich & Gloria Lasovich
Angela Holtham (BMATH ‘72)
Richard Laverdiere
Bob Hooton
Roger Lawler & Cecilia Lawler
Ksavera Horlor
Chad Lee & Stephanie Lee
Eleanor Horrigan
Lauren Leech & Jamie Leech
Jean Howitt
William Lennox (BMATH ‘88)
Janet Howitt
William Leonard & Doreen Leonard
Jennifer Hryb (BMATH ‘92)
Andrew Lessard
Roman Hryciw & Natalie Hryciw
Sheila Lobsinger (BA ‘89)
& William Lobsinger
Carlos Diaz
Brian Diemert (BA ‘82)
& Monika Lee
Ashley Dietrich (BA ‘05)
Daniel Dietrich & Peggy Dietrich
Robert Dietrich
Dan Dineen
Barbara Galvin (BA ‘84)
Christine Gasselle (BA ‘75)
Pauline Gay-Garland &
Andrew Garland
Marie-Louise Donovan &
Michael Donovan
John Gazzola & Deanna Gazzola
Tyrone Dowling & Lori Loft
Gordana George & Sabrina George
Kevin Droughan (BA ‘75)
Patrick George
Linda Drouin
Carol Gerber (BA ‘88)
& Gerald Gerber
Gerry Dubrick &
Teresa Wagner-Dubrick
Mary Therese Gervais &
Lorne Gervais
Oliver Hubbard & Patti Hubbard
Maureen Duffy
Val Gibbons
Laura Hunter (BA ‘89) & Tom Hunter
Roger Dupuis
Sandra Gibson
Jake Huschilt & Eva Huschilt
Lori Dyni
J. Gilbert (BA ‘66)
Janek Jagiellowicz
Sharon Dyson & Dan Padden
R. Joseph Gillis & Rosemarie Gillis
Paul Jakubicek
Gayle Dzis (BA ‘63) & Morris Dzis
Ashley Gingrich
Teresa Janiczak
Marilyn Eby (BA ‘87) & Donald Eby
Valerie Glofcheski
Krysztof Janiczak
Brian Eby (BA ‘71) & Laura Eby
Mark Godin (BA ‘78)
& Sherry McKinnon
Bart Jankowski & Loretta Jankowski
Karin Eby (BA ‘86)
Catherine Ecker & Paul Ecker
Carolyn Eckert (BA ‘94)
Catherine Ecker & Paul Ecker
Annamae Elliot (BMATH ‘01)
John & Cathy Godkin
Marcela Gomez
John Gommans
Kristine Gordon & Paul Gordon
Lawrence Englander &
Cheryl Englander
Christina Gordon
John English
Brenda Graham
Catherine Erdman &
Thomas Erdman
Larry Gravill & Debbie Gravill
Michael Estoesta (BMATH ‘97)
& Jennifer Jackson
Anne Facey
Paul Farley
Mary Gowan
Cheryl Greenberg (BA ‘68)
& David Greenberg
Yolande Greenstein
Robert Greto
Martha Fauteux
Donald Grierson &
Patricia Anne Grierson
David Fillo
Amanda Grobbecker (BA ‘07)
Anne Fischer
Guy Guillemette & Sylvie Guillemette
Karen Fischer
Mark Gunter (BA ‘93)
Christa Fischer
Ron Hahn
Ruthann Fisher (BA ‘79)
Rebecca Hall
Theresa Fitzgerald
Heather Halls (BA ‘74)
Heather FitzGerald
M. L. Harding
Mary Fitzgerald
Mary Anne Hardy
Les Fleiszig
Don Harper & Lori Harper
Diane Fleming (BES ‘70)
Richard Harrington
Valerie Flood & Michael Flood
Gretchen Harris
Michael Floren (BMATH ‘90)
& Annette Floren
Deborah Hayes (BMATH ‘78)
Michael Fontaine & Adrianna Fontaine
Desmond Hemming &
Jane Hemming
Douglas Forsyth (BA ‘76)
Mary Fortuna & Robert Fortuna
Ashley Fournier
Judith Heffer (BA ‘79)
Gene Herman (BA ‘68)
& Marilyn Herman
Roger Fowler (BA ‘66)
Patricia Herrick
Brian Freiburger (BA ‘83) &
Lily Freiburger
Anne Hind (BA ‘72)
Patricia Herzog
Krista Hundt
Jeff Janssen & Linda Janssen
Alexandra Jenkins
George Jobby
Kathryn John
Leslie Johnstone (BA ‘82)
Donald Jones & Adriana Jones
Michael Kaloutsky
Hilde Kanai
Jon Keighan & Judy Dunn-Keighan
Cal Keil & Diane Keil
John Kelly
George Kelly & Geraldine Kelly
Kristin Kelly
Janette Kelly-Stanley
Sabrina Kerbel (BA ‘90)
& Mark Kerbel
Ludwig Khoubesserian
& Helene Khoubesserian
Jennifer Kieffer
Amy Kieffer (BA ‘02)
Julie Kim
Konstance Klaming & Duane Klaming
Lois Kraemer (BA ‘69) & Jim Kraemer
Heather Kroetsch
Rev. Murray Kroetsch P.P. (BA ‘74)
Daniel Kroetsch (BA ‘71)
& Judy Kroetsch
Kenneth Kroetsch (BA ‘70)
& Daniele Kroetsch
Al Kroetsch & Cathy Kroetsch
William Krohn
Alexander Kuchta (BMATH ‘73)
Bill Kummer (BA ‘67)
Cathy Kuntz
Karin Kuntz
Maureen Logel
Rev. John Lougheed
Margaret Louwerse
Mary Lubka
George Luciani (BA ‘71)
Walter Luciani
Robert Luciani & Mary Luciani
Gina Luciani
Christopher Lutka (BMATH ‘01)
& Mary Drozd-Lutka
Dave Lynch
Nancy MacAlpine
Joyce MacCallum
Allan MacEachen
Thomas MacGregor (BA ‘66)
Andrew Manera
Geralyn Manion
Steven Mannik & Silvana Mannik
Stanley Marchlensky
Victor Marcuz & Marie Marcuz
Francis Marinucci & Susan Marinucci
Nicholas Marischuk & Karen Marischuk
Joan Martin
Aida Martinez
Monica Mathis
Alicia McAuley (BA ‘06) &
Bradley Ashfield
Lee McCaffrey & Pat McCaffrey
Lynn McCaffrey & Matthew McCaffrey
Stephanie McCallum
Sandra McCormick (BA ‘74)
& Michael Delisle
Robert McCubbin (BA ‘91) &
Tanya McCubbin
Mary McDonald
Anne McGarrity
David McGinnis & Trenny McGinnis
Judy McKague
Jim McLaughlin & Heidi Rutting
Kevin McMahon
Alan McNamara
Rachel McNeil
Caitlin McWhinnie
GIFTS up to $249 continued
Stephen J. Menich
Donald Pickett & Olga Pickett
Katherine Seredynska
George Turzanski (BA ‘73)
Brian Miatello (BMATH ‘77)
Les Piotrowski
Martin Seregelyes
Patricia Tusch (BA ‘80)
Tom Miceli
Ed Piwowarek & Donna Piwowarek
M. Elaine Setchell
Michael Uniac
Joseph Michel (BMATH ‘85)
Tiuley Ponnambalam
Gerald Seyler
Carl Uschold (BMATH ‘89)
Michelle Micuda (BMATH ‘91)
Donna Poon
Jacqueline Sharratt
Patricia Van Grunsven (BA ‘87)
Robert Milani
Vivian Powers
Daniel Shea & Diane Shea
Rick Van Looyen & Dale Van Looyen
Diana Milner (BMATH ‘89)
Henry Prachar & Pauline Prachar
Geoffrey Sherritt
Teresa Milton
John Preiditsch & Terri Preiditsch
Selena Shi
John Vandergriendt &
Marianne Vandergriendt
Marian Mitchell
Travis Provick (BMATH ‘01)
Nicole Sielski
Anna Molnar (BA ‘82)
Rick Pryce & Deborah Pryce
Matthew Sielski
Marianus Molodecki & Loretta
Molodecki
Jennifer Purc (BA ‘97)
Sharon Silvera ASA (BMATH ‘80)
Stephanie Vigil-Gutierrez
Jane Quinn
Josie Radocchia
M. Teresa Simarro &
Richard Reive
Barbara Voisin (BA ‘85)
Thomas Moloney (BA ‘88)
Peggy Voll
Father Robert Richard Sims
Raymond Voll & Joan Voll
Mark Skanes & Melissa Skanes
Robert Volpato (BMATH ‘94)
Kyle Skillman
Dave Vrolyk & Krista Vrolyk
Owen Slocombe
Christine Waechter Stiller
Kenneth Smiley and Helen Smiley
Carol Wahl
M. Smith (BA ‘80)
Dennis Wallace & Anne Wallace
Deirdre Reinhardt Ward
Alice Soeder
Betty Walsh
Winglok Wan
Alex Murray & Mary Murray
Mary Reinhart-Fallis (BA ‘86)
& Garreth Fallis (BA ‘89)
Bridget Speer
Greg Sprout & Phyllis Augustine
Amanda Watkins
Patrick Nadon & Susan Barrett
Danny Reiter
Ariel Stables-Kennedy
Andrew Novokowsky
Jo-Ann Reitzel (BA ‘79)
Robert Stanley & Judith Stanley
Joan Wayment (BA ‘79)
& Mark Wayment
Karin Nowak
Audrey Reitzel
John Rhodes
Catherine Stasiak-Kassenaar
(BMATH ‘87)
John H. Weiler
Frank Nowak & Marie Nowak
Brian Weishar (BA ‘90)
Heinz Nowak & Gerda Nowak
Jacques Ribout & Karen Ribout
Nancy Stefanuk & Bill Stefanuk
Jason Wewiora & Amy Wewiora
Ted Nowak
Pamela Reano
Brad Stephenson
Richard White & Nancy White
Christopher Nowak
Donna Rich-Bradie (BA ‘70)
& Robert Bradie
Mary Stevens
Audrey Wicks
Brian Stewart & Nikki Stewart
Marilyn Wilkinson
Tina Ro
Carolina Stock
Rod Wilson
Mike Robinson & Janet Robinson
Christine Stockie
Ronald Wilson
Lillian Roblin
Teresa Storer & Jer Storer
Nancy Winn
Patricia Robson
Sheilah Sudsbury
Stacey Woodruff
Bruce Rodrigues (BMATH ‘83)
& Jennifer Rodrigues
Pearl Sullivan & Tom Sullivan
Stephen Woodworth &
Sherrie Woodworth
Lila Romanick
Helen Sullivan (BA ‘91)
Allan Morhart (BMATH ‘90)
Lori Morin & Marc Morin
John Morris (BA ‘69) & Eleanor Morris
David Morris
Michael Morris
Anne Morrison-Clancy (BA ‘74)
Maureen Murphy
Denis Murphy
Mary O’Brien & Sean O’Brien
Maria O’Brien
Michael O’Brien
Rachel O’Brien
Frank O’Connor (BA ‘80)
& Marian O’Connor (BA ‘80)
Rick Oczkowski & Nancy Oczkowski
Edwin Oh
Patricia O’Leary (BA ‘76)
Paul Olinski & Carol Olinski
Very Rev. Cornelius O’Mahony P.P.
Michele Ono
Sean & Emily O’Seasnain
James Panchaud
Stella Paola & Michael Paola
Erwin Parg (BMATH ‘85)
Barry Parker (BA ‘68)
Roy Parteno (BMATH ‘74)
Jane Peacock (BA ‘66)
Deborah Pecoskie (BA ‘72)
& Raymond Pecoskie
Sarah Pellicori
Danilo Perez
Mary Perkins (BA ‘69)
Lois Peterson
Shawn Petrusich
Donald Pickett & Anne Pickett
Ted Pickett
Louise Rae
Doug Ratchford & Frances Ratchford
Kimberly Rau
Pamela Reano
Roly Rees & Elaine Rees
John Reid & Corey-Ann Reid
Teresa Ronzio
George Roth
Joseph Sullivan
Margaret Szilagyi (BA ‘65)
Mary Ann Vaughan
John & Christine Vermeer
Cheryl Worboy (BA ‘91)
Katherine Wringe
Amy Tailby (BMATH ‘99)
Davin Yang
Gary Talosi (BMATH ‘71)
& Angela Talosi
Bobby Joe York & Kristi York
Michael Roy
Amanda Young & Christopher Young
Sam Rubino (BMATH ‘84)
Vickie Tank (BA ‘90)
Robert Young
Walt Runstedler & Gerry Runstedler
Terri Taylor
Milan Yovanovich
James Rush
Andrew Telegdi & Nancy Telegdi
Anne Zahara (BA ‘72)
Allan Ryan
Paul Terpstra (BMATH ‘87)
Carl Zenger & Helen Zenger
Arthur Samson
Ryan Terpstra & D’Arcy Terpstra
Robert Zettel (BMATH ‘72)
Lucas Santo
Didier Thevenard & Susan Thevenard
Helen Zettler (BA ‘72)
Mary Rose Schilling
Becky Thompson & Gord Thompson
Eric Zilinskas
Andrew Schlupp & Imelda Schlupp
Patrick Thompson (BMATH ‘08)
Mike Zybala & Lori Zybala
James Schnarr (BA ‘73)
& Dianne Schnarr
Tihanyi Family
Stephen Schock
Stephen Tisdall & Brenda Tisdall
ESTATE GIFTS
Emily Tohana
Estate of Carol Ann Copeland
Chris Rovers
Simone Schultz
Douglas Scott
Michael Sehl
Jack Sehl & Mary Sehl
Ken Seiling & Kathryn Seiling
Barney Tracy & Anne Tracy
Brian Tran
CORPORATIONS
Robert Truman & Carol Truman
Anonymous (1)
Cynthia Truong
Chartwell (Compass Group Canada)
Celia Tucci
Onex Corporation
290 Westmount Road North
Waterloo, On Canada N2L 3G3
www.sju.ca