Fleming College leads schools in taking action on bottled water

summer 2008
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Fleming College leads schools in taking action on
bottled water
Fleming College and Earth
Day Canada (EDC) have
formed a new partnership
to reduce the environmental impact of plastic water
bottles.
EDC has signed a
formal agreement with
Fleming College to develop
a campaign incorporating
Fleming H2O (F-H2O)
marketing materials into a drive to reduce the use of plastic water bottles. The
campaign materials will be promoted and distributed to schools across Canada
in the near future. The F-H2O project, officially launched on March 19, saw the
college install reverse osmosis water fountains at its Sutherland
Campus in Peterborough. This project was designed to dissuade
students and staff from using plastic water bottles, due to their negative impact
on the environment.
The manufacturing, distribution and disposal of bottled water, has
been proven to have a negative impact on the environment. According to the
Environment and Plastics Industry Council, 88 per cent of water bottles are
not recycled and 65,000 tonnes of beverage containers ended up in landfills or
incineration (2002).
“Fleming is committed to the environment and practises what it teaches,
emphasizing sound and sustainable environmental practices at our campuses,
in our faciliities and in all our work. We are very pleased with the contribution
our Water Project will make towards reducing our college’s footprint on the
environment,” said Dr. Tony Tilly, President of Fleming College.
Students in the college’s Marketing program, taking an Applied Projects
course, developed marketing materials and an awareness campaign to promote
the new water systems at the college. The campaign brands the new water systems and fountains as F-H2O
refresh, retain, refill with free being the key driver targeting students to make
filling stations part of their daily routine at school. The Marketing students
developed logos and taglines to create a brand
more on page 10
Post-graduate
programs
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College
Fleming
College offers
an array of postgraduate programs
for students who have a diploma
or degree but are looking to further
advance their studies.
Students opt to take these
programs for the simple reason they
can graduate right into a career.
“Graduates of post-graduate
programs are highly employable,”
says Debora Windover of the
college’s Centre for Learning and
Teaching. “Students who participate
in these programs often attain a
position in their field during their
studies because they are intensely
involved in specialized projects and
field work. This specialized training
enables graduates to advance more
more on Program Spotlight –
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Kimberly Desjardins
Business Administration – Marketing Class of 2005
Kimberly was going to be a teacher. She had already decided to apply to University for Con-Ed, but a chance encounter with a Fleming College Grad Recruiter changed her
path. The information she received on the Fleming College
Marketing program excited her enough to take a trip from
her Barrie home to a College Open House. The opportunity
to meet and speak to faculty sealed the deal.
During her time as a student Kimberly worked at a
local establishment bartending. With tight finances as
most students experience, Kim didn’t have a lot for extras.
However, she did have a “passion for fashion” and decided
to make her own clothing for work. She received many
compliments and was soon designing uniforms for her
co-workers.
After graduation Kimberly was eager to work as a
grad recruiter for Fleming College. This allowed her to
give back and to perfect her presentation and networking
skills. She then took a job as a sales agent for a national
car rental company. Although she excelled in this position,
quickly being promoted to assistant manager and winning
recognition awards for her service, she didn’t feel fulfilled in
her career.
After investigating and consulting with her former
teachers, Kimberly decided to go into her own business.
Although she had no formal training in design, Kimberly
combined her marketing and business background with her
“passion” and created “mikandi” (my-can-dee) a designer
fashion company designed to reach college and university
Career Services:
Career
Services at Fleming College offers
students and graduates assistance
needed to conduct a professional
job search. Services for both students and graduates are provided
free of charge! Contact Jan Watson,
Career Educator, 749-5530 ext. 1545
or [email protected]
students as well
as young urban
professionals. With
clothing ranging
from business
casual to athletics,
beachwear and
nightlife wear, there
are many styles
for both men and
women. mikandi
clothing perfectly
blends function
and fashion. Their
environmentally
friendly line
consists of versatile, fresh fashions made out of 100%
organic cotton, bamboo, soybean and recycled post
consumer products.
But one business was not enough, Kim saw the
opportunity to use her positive environmental practices
further by creating “Center of Attention Promotions”
offering creative custom in-house imprinting and silk
screening for companies’ promotional products with
the same principles of her sustainable fashion practices.
Kim works with eco-friendly apparel decorators that use
healthier more functional water based inks, avoiding
PVC’s, phthalates, and high process water and energy
requirements that are a part of conventional silk screening.
The resulting images have a soft feel that breathes and won’t
crack so it’s more comfortable and durable.
Kimberly is forging ahead with plans to open her own
store in Peterborough by fall of 2008. She is active in the
Peterborough business community as a member of the
Peterborough Chamber of Commerce and has been on
hand at several Fleming College events to speak about her
experiences. She believes it is important to be a part of the
community in which you do business and is committed to
making her business more socially responsible.
“Don’t just settle for a job. Stay true to your values and
pursue your career,” advises Kimberly. “Go for your goals
living every day to the fullest and have no regrets!”
Visit Kim online at www.mikandi.ca or
www.coapromotions.com
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S P ECIAL EVE NTS
Feast of Dreams
– Sutherland Campus, March 5th, 2008
Over 150 guests attended
the Feast of Dreams – Travel
the World gala event. The
Sutherland Campus was transformed into an international tour with stops in France,
England, Brazil, India, Korea, The Canary Islands, Spain
and Canada. Guests were welcomed by Tony Tilly,
College President and greeted at each station by our
“tour guides” from Fleming’s Hospitality Administration
– Hotel & Resort Program. Guests then sampled an
array of delectable offerings from chicken tikka masala
and lobster newburg to an assortment of fresh French
pastries all prepared by the faculty and students of the
Culinary Management Program.
The night would not have been such a success
without the support of our many sponsors: Country
105/Energy 99.3, The Wolf/Kruz, Star 93.3/The Breeze,
Nexicom, Canadian Uniform and Linen Services,
Leaven, The Vincent Press, Colio Estate Wines, Sysco
Food Services of Central Ontario and Rusland’s
Peterborough Auction. The Fleming Foundation would
also like to thank all the volunteers, staff and faculty that
devoted their time and efforts to make the 16th annual
Feast of Dreams a reality.
The event grossed over $20,500, net proceeds will be
matched through the Provincial Government’s Ontario
Trust for Student Support Program and will go towards
an endowed bursary for culinary students in financial
need.
Upcoming Events
Feast of Foods
– Haliburton Campus, April 26th, 2008
This ‘sold out’ event, hosted at the Haliburton
School of the Arts, the 2008 Feast of Foods –
Eurofeast grossed over $23,000. The night’s
journey delighted guests with exotic tastes from
Spain, Turkey, Morocco and India.
The Foundation would like to thank the
wonderful volunteers and staff that donated
auction items and their time to ensure this event
was the most successful Feast to date. Also,
with thanks… from our hearts (and our taste
buds), to Chef Gordon Skinner - Delta Pinestone
Resort, Sous-Chef Michael Merritt - Bonnie
View Inn, Chef Alex McCracken - In-House Chef,
Chef Christoph Carl and Chef David Adams Rhubarb, Eagle Lake and Chef Ron Tenthorey
(Chocolate Ron) - Georges Henri.
Money
raised from
this event will
be designated
to bursaries
and special
projects for
the Haliburton
Campus.
6th Annual Haliburton School of the Arts
Golf Tournament - June 22nd, 2008
140 golfers took to the links at the Delta
Pinestone Resort in Haliburton in support of
capital projects at the Haliburton Campus.
Thanks to all staff, volunteers, sponsors and
participants for a very successful event!
Haliburton School of the Arts – Faculty Art
Auction, Thursday, August 7th, Delta
Pinestone Resort. Free Admission.
5:00pm Preview 7:00 Auction. All Net
proceeds will go towards bursaries and
scholarships for students in financial
need at the Haliburton Campus.
Plan to attend
Fleming’s annual
Fall Open house
on Saturday,
November 22nd,
2008.
Tony Tilly, Fleming College President
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N e ws f rom t h e Diversit y O f f i c e
Communicating cross-culturally
Nothing is more frustrating that not
being understood. Anyone who has
traveled abroad knows that awful
feeling of trying to communicate in
a language you don’t master. Then
there are the cultural differences that
create barriers between people even
when they speak the same language.
Misunderstandings are often the outcome.
At Fleming, we want to be an
inclusive environment that welcomes
difference. As Ontario becomes
one of the most culturally diverse
regions in the world, knowing how
to communicate cross-culturally is
becoming an increasingly important
skill both for College employees
and the community that supports
them. Over 50 languages are spoken
in Ontario. New Canadians and
international students are coming
to Fleming from nations as diverse
as Ghana, China and Peru. New
citizenship data collected through
the First Year Student Survey shows
that 7% of full-time students were
either born outside of Canada or
are the children of new immigrants.
Many other new Canadians are also
enrolling in Continuing Education
courses to upgrade their skills.
The Diversity Office of Human
and Organizational Development
is supporting Fleming employees
in developing the cross-cultural
communication skills needed to serve
an increasingly diverse student body.
Practical workshops are offered to
faculty and support staff, as well as
student leaders. The Diversity Office
also collaborates with local partners
such as the New Canadian’s
Centre and Workforce
Development Board to
make these kinds of
opportunities available
to local service
P R O G R A M
International students from Zimbabwe and Korea at a lunch
at Fulford’s
providers and businesses.
For more information on
these initiatives at Fleming or in
the community, contact Debbie
Harrison at 705-749-5530 ext. 1179 or
[email protected].
S P O T L I G H T
continued from front
quickly within their professional careers.”
The GIS programs at Frost Campus are an
example of this. Often, students in these programs
have jobs before they graduate and gain valuable
experience through their applied projects, completed
in partnership with industry clients.
Programs are usually one year – between two and
four semesters in length – and offer an internship
opportunity or an applied project component to
ensure hands-on, practical experience.
Fleming College’s Graduate Certificate Programs:
GIS – Applications Specialist
GIS – Cartographic Specialist
Ecotourism and Adventure Tourism Management
Advertising – Marketing Communications
Event Management
Natural Resources – Law Enforcement
Emergency Management
Museum Management and Curatorship
Collections Conservation and Management
For more information on Fleming’s post-graduate
programs, visit www.flemingcollege.com
Photo: Simon Dodsworth Graduate of the GIS Application Specialist Program in 2004
Employed as Biodiveristy Information Biologist at the Ontario Ministry of Natural
Resources, Peterborough
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Former Fleming College president receives special honour
The Fleming College Board of Governors honoured former Fleming College president, Dr.
Brian Desbiens, when the college officially
renamed its Technology Wing the Brian L.
Desbiens Galleria and Technology Wing. The
naming ceremony took place on March 5 at 6:30
p.m. in the Galleria as part of the Feast of Dreams
Gala, a fundraiser for Fleming College scholarships and bursaries.
“On the basis of Dr. Desbiens’ impact on
Fleming College after 16 years as president, the
Board of Governors felt it appropriate to name
one of the key projects initiated and led by
him. The naming of this space reflects Brian’s
connection to our college and the Peterborough
Dr. Brian Desbiens in the Brian L. Desbiens Galleria and Technology Wing, Fleming College - Sutherland Campus
community,” says Murray Rodd, Chair of the
Fleming College Board of Governors.
Dr. Desbiens served as President of Fleming College from May 1988 until his retirement in August 2004. During his
tenure he oversaw the expansion of the college’s facilities with the construction of a new Haliburton Campus, a new
Environmental Wing at the Frost Campus and the Technology Wing at the Sutherland Campus. Dr. Desbiens was also
instrumental in forming the partnership behind St. Joseph’s at Fleming.
In 2006 Dr. Desbiens received the Minister’s Lifetime Achievement Award for his contribution to Ontario’s college
system. He has served at various times as President of the National College President’s Network, chair of the Ontario
Committee of Presidents and as a member of the Prime Minister’s National Advisory Board on Science and Technology.
Opened five years ago on March 5, 2003, the Technology Wing’s central feature is a light-filled Galleria. The wing also
hosts an Engineering Commons, Telecommunications Lab, Smart House Lab, classrooms, Computer Commons, the Paul D.
Scholfield Boardroom, and a lecture theatre.
Fleming Perks:
It pays to be an alumnus!
Contact the Alumni Association
to receive your very own Fleming Perks
card – FREE, by calling 1-866-FLEMING ext 1390
or emailing [email protected] . This card will
entitle you to discounts and promotions at numerous
local and national businesses, like Enterprise Rent-aCar, CAA, Montana’s and Boston Pizza to name just a
few. Visit www.flemingc.on.ca/alumni/alumniperks.
cfm for a complete list of participating businesses.
Your donations at work
I was presented with the
$500 Alan E Gillis memorial
bursary in the fall semester.
With this money, I was
able to buy textbooks for
my classes. In previous
semesters, I would only be
fortunate enough to buy one,
maybe two of my textbooks.
I am proud to announce that I received
a letter of congratulations for my marks from the
Dean of Business & Technology, and a large part of
that is because of your financial support.
(Amanda Middleton, Business Administration – Human Resources Management)
The Fleming Foundation gratefully acknowledges the generosity of all donors who made gifts in 2007.
It is through their support that the Foundation is able to fufill its mission to contribute to the success
and development of Fleming College by providing financial assistance to students and support for
College capital needs. The Foundation would like to extend special recognition for donors contributing
$250 or more in 2007.
Alzheimer Society of Peterborough
& Area
AmeriCredit Corp.
John Anderson
James P. Angel
Anonymous
Denise Atkinson
Paul Atkinson
Mayor Paul Ayotte
Wendy Bateman and Sid Brinkman
Robert and Shirley Bellamy
John Bennett
Bob and Noreen Bishop
Greg and Sandra Bishop
Linda K. Blix
BMO Fenelon Falls
BMO Financial Group
BMO Fountain Of Hope
Barbara H. Bolin
Charles Bonnycastle
Marianne Broome
Barbara Cameron and Ron Swain
Bob and Terry Campbell
Canadian Federation Of University
Women Peterborough
Canadian Sporting Goods
Association
Canadian Tire Associate Store
Wayne Cardinalli
Cathcart Trucking Inc.
Certified General Accountants Assoc.
of Ontario
Gary Chapman
CIBC Trust Corporation
CIPS Kawartha Section
Cisco Systems Canada Co.
City of Peterborough
Denis A. Cliff
Michelle Cline
Cole International Inc.
Greg Connolley
Debra Cooper Burger & Dr. Michael
Burger
W. J. Cornwall
Terry and Jennifer Craig
Art Cunanan
CUPE Local 4911
Jay Dampf
Mike Davidson
Dr. Brian Desbiens and Ellen
Desbiens
Dr. M. Rachael Donovan
Downey Pharmacy
Easton Sports Canada
Barbara and Douglas Elliot
Expeditors Canada Inc.
Murray Fearrey and Donna
McCallum
Susan Fisher
Fleming College Former Employees
Association
Katherine Forgaard Pullen
Frost Golf Tournament Friends of Auk
Committee
General Electric Canada Inc.
V. J. Gordon
Tracy Groombridge
Leslie G. Groombridge
Halltech Environmental Inc.
Blane Harvey and Susan Stainforth
Robert and Jane Heyes
Wayne Hill
Sandra Hill
Ted and Mary Hill
Suzanne Hooke
Shirley Ireland
Doris and John Irvine
Kris and Margaret Isberg
J.P. Bickell Foundation
Carol Kelsey
Kennedy House Youth Services Inc.
Valerie Kent
Kiwanis Club of Peterborough
Peter Kolisnyk
Andrew Kuntz
Ian and Melissa LaBlance
John Leonard and Marilyn Leonard
Lila Lewis Irving
Liftlock Atom Hockey Tournament
Linmac Inc.
Livingston International Inc.
Jack Lockhart
Helen V. Macdonald
Paul and Susan MacInnes
Sheila Mahut
Renwick Mann
Mark’s Work Wearhouse
Eric Mathew
Maxxam Analytics Inc.
MBNA Canada
McCloskey International
McColl Turner
Guy McCrum
Linda McGillivary
Barbara McGregor
Margaret McIntyre
McKeck’s Place
Ross Monk
Joanna Nash
Peter and Beverly Newman
Nancy Newman
Nexicom Inc.
Nexicom Staff
Norco Products Ltd
Nortel Networks
NOTO Allied Members Assoication
John O’Hara
Charles A. O’Neil
Ontario Woodlot Association,
Kawartha Region Chapter
Paragon Protecton Ltd.
Janis Parker and Ron Kozak
Patricia Parnall
Shirlanne Pawley-Boyd and Stephen
Boyd
Bill and Lila Peacock
Barbara Joy Peel
Peterborough & The Kawarthas
Home Builders Association
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Administration
Bob and Nancy Phillips
Lorna and John Plunkett
Don and Sheila Popple
Rod Prouse
Paul J. Rochetta
Rod Rork and Penny Caceres
Rotary Club of Haliburton
Gertrude Schwade-McMaster
Derek and Rose-Mary Scott
Jill Segal
Steve and Colleen Senior
H. Jeanette Shanks
M. Colleen Shaughnessy
Monica Sheridan
Shimano Canada Ltd
Laurel G. Shugarman
Patricia A. Siegel
Siemens Milltronics Process
Instruments Inc.
John Sillberg and Debora Windover
Linda Skilton
Brian Smith
David N. Smith
Ruth and Hugh Smith
Maurice Snelgrove
Soroptimists International of
Peterborough
Ann Southam
Peter Spasov
Ron Starr
Marcia and Patrick Steeves
Jessica Steinhauser
Joyce and Gerry Sumara
Swish Maintenance Limited
Cal and Elizabeth Taillefer
Otis Tamasauskas
Colin and Kerry Taylor
The Great-West Life Assurance
Company
The Peterborough Club
The Tourism Company
Dr. G. Anthony Tilly and Helen Tilly
Sophia and Brian Tink
Paulus Tjiang
Toromont CAT
Laura Trach
Al Van Mil
Maggie Vanderweit
Catherine Ward-Griffin
Susan Watson Ellis and Jeffrey Ellis
Susan Weaver
Wendy Wilkins
Richard Williams
Susan and Harry Wolstenholme
Theresa Wright
James and Catherine Wyatt
GIFTS IN MEMORY OF
Janet P. Bews
Michael Campbell
Marjorie Coughlin
Nicole Curtis
Jack Groombridge
Paul Hanna
Harriet Knor
Eileen McGregor
Brian McIntosh
Irene Menzie
Kris Starr
Serge Tenaglia
Debbie Van Huizen
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Staying Connected and Supporting Fleming Students has
never felt so Good!
The Esthetician program at Fleming
prepares students as professional
estheticians in spas and salons. As
well, the program provides students
with business, entrepreneurship and
sales skills that are needed in the field.
Within the program, students learn
to apply a wide range of spa services.
Operating the public day spa in the
students’ third semester also provides
them with strong business and
customer service skills.
Spa Essential provides a full service
spa experience at a fraction of the cost.
Services include, but are not limited to:
Facials, Body Waxing, Makeup artistry
and Hand & Foot care.
Essentials is located in the Fleming
Building, 1005 Elgin St. W. in Cobourg.
It is open from May to August on
Wednesdays from 4 to 8 p.m.,
Thursdays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and
Fridays from 1 to 5 p.m.
To book an appointment, or for
more information, call Essentials at
905-372-3247.
News From Frost
The new Ecological Restoration Honours B.Sc. Joint Trent-Fleming Degree/Diploma being offered
at Fleming’s Frost Campus in Lindsay is all set to
begin in September 2008 with full registration and
a waiting list of students. Dr. Eric Sager has been
hired to serve as the Program Coordinator. “I’m
excited about the uniqueness of this type of student opportunity
nationally, and how it draws on the strengths of two institutions that
have strong traditions in the environmental fields. I’m looking forward with
excitement to receiving the first cohort of students.”
Hat’s off to alumnus James Lamore!
James Lamore, a 1995 General Arts
and Science graduate is an unassuming and friendly gentleman who loves
to talk about his love of motorcycles.
But delve deeper into James’ story
and you will find a very giving man
with a passion for his community, his
church and for children’s issues.
Each year James rides his 1980
Honda Goldwing GL1100 Sportster in
the Peterborough Christmas Parade
collecting teddy bears to distribute
to children who need them. Every
year he is the smallest float but a very
popular one! This summer James
organized the “Teddy Bear Run”. On
June 22nd, riders from all over met
to ride and collect teddy bears for
Five Counties Children’s Centre and
Crossroads shelters.
“I try to do my bit”, he says
modestly.
James did more than his bit on
July 15, 2004 when Peterborough
was hit with a devastating
flood. James could have stayed
in the safety of his East City
apartment but instead he
rushed to assist after a frantic
call from friends who were
trapped in their London
Street home. James was
awarded the Mayor’s Award
for Heroism for the rescue.
“Things happen for a reason,”
says James. “You just have to have a
little faith”
It is his faith and desire to help
others that keeps James going. He
has written a children’s book about
bicycle safety and hopes to impart
his knowledge about self defence and
survival skills. He remains active in
his church and in the community and
is always looking for new ways to give
back.
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McKerr, Owen James (Parks and Recreation
1994/Natural Resources Law 1995)
Funny how things go full circle. It has been
years since I worked in a field that dealt with
the environment. Well, I am now employed
as a NEW (Nuclear Energy Worker). I work for
a nuclear fuel conversion facility that refines
uranium so that is can be used in different
nuclear reactors all over the world. I love that
I now have an impact on our environment
directly. Gotta love “Clean Energy”. I am also
very excited to announce the birth of our
second son. Both Riley and his mother are
doing well, and we are all happy to have moved
back to Peterborough. Keep in touch.
[email protected]
MacDonald, (Shee) Colleen (Parks and Forest
Recreation 1995)
I got married October 2, 2004 and gave birth to
my second child in Feb, 2008.
1970’s
MacDonald, Murray C. (Fish and Wildlife
Technology, 1987)
Brooks, Fred (Electronics Engineering, 1976 &
Electro-Mechanical Engineering Technology –
Robotics, 1979)
Has written an online book. To check it out,
visit www.declineandfallofthehumanrace.com
Still alive against all odds ;>)
Owens, (Brett) Janice (Tourism and
Transportation – Travel Merchandising 1989)
Perry, Kent (Forest Technology 1979)
I am married to Steve and have 2 beautiful boys
Matt 11 and Nathan 10.
Living in sunny Alberta, married to a great girl
and we have four great kids.
1980’s
Grouxl, Maurice (Heavy Equipment Technician,
1982)
I am alive and well living in the State of
Alabama, USA. Words of advice to all graduates,
if you wish to work anywhere within the United
States.... TN (Trade NAFTA) VISA is an option.
In order to find a good position, a BSc Degree is
98% mandatory with most employers.
Taggart, Glenn (Forestry 1982, Fish & Wildlife,
1983)
Remember 10 years of Snowfest Reunions...Last
one attended 1993...Frost Campus, Lindsay,
Auks....
McGowan, David A. (Electrical Engineering
Technician 1984)
Still married to Wendy for 26 years and 2
grandkids
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Francis, J. Michael (Integrated Resource
Management Technician 1995/Natural
Resources Technology Law Enforcement 1996)
Married in August of 2007 and living in the
Halifax area of Nova Scotia
Bates, (Brown) Karen (Forestry Technician
1997)
My son was born in July of 2005 and I married
in September 2007.
Kerschowski, Oliver (Forestry Technician, 1997)
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Wright (McAneney), Rosean (Social Services
Worker, 1990)
I finally got married on December 14, 2007.
Berriman, Dave (Geotechnical Technologist
1992)
My wife RoseMarie and I have two sons: six year
old Ethan and one and a half year old Jack.
I am getting married to Lauris Boltz on June 28,
2008 in Kitchener Ontario and I will reside there
as well. I am working for a lighting company,
and my fiancée works for Tim Horton’s and with
an autistic woman.
Keys, James (Electrical Engineering Technician
– Controls 1998)
There is an upcoming class reunion at Jim’s
house in the summer of 2008.
Robillard, (Moreau) Monique (Integrated
Resource Management Technology 1997)
Although after graduation I found employment
in my field of study, I chose to leave my position
to run our family business after my father was
involved in a serious car accident and would
be absent from the business. Since then, I
continue to manage the family business and
married my husband Kelly Robillard in 2001
in Valletta, Malta. We also have a beautiful
daughter Kaija Amelia, born March 25, 2004.
Both my husband and I are involved in the
backyard leisure industry.
Beaulieu, Shawn (Nursing, 1998)
I married in 2000 to Tania Berry, a fellow SSFC
Alumni from the Frost campus in cartography.
We now have 2 children Kyle and Kendra 3 and
1 respectively. We are living back home in Elliot
Lake.
Burton, Lucas (Drug and Alcohol Counsellor
1998)
Hoose, Ken (Environmental Technician 2003
Environmental Technologist 2004)
Moved and currently living in British Columbia
Sarah and I were married June 18 2005. We now
have a puppy named Jersey.
Richardson, Adam (Drilling Technician 1999,
Electrical Technology 2003)
We had our first baby, Owen, on Feb 21 2007.
We also completed the building of our first new
home in February 2008.
Silva, (Lang) Wendy (Cartographic Technician,
1999)
I got married in 2001, to Craig. We, along with
big sister, Rachel (December 2004) happily
welcomed our second daughter, Lauren, in
March 2007.
2000’s
White, Michelle (Geographic Information
Systems-Cartographic Specialist 2004)
Once I graduated from Fleming I spent a year
travelling around Australia and New Zealand.
Once back in Toronto I spent a year working
at Map Mobility in Etobicoke, then my Kiwi
boyfriend and I decided to move back to New
Zealand to try it out. I have been working for
the City Council in the GIS department for a
year now, updating the GIS information for the
city’s water supply and waste water. Its great
working abroad but I hope to return to Ontario
soon to live and work.
Byerlay, Jamie (Social Work – Frost, 2005)
Davidson, Peter T (Fish and Wildlife Technology,
2000)
Following graduation from SSFC, I worked in
Nova Scotia, and then moved to Alberta where
I completed a BSc in Forest Management.
After working in Alberta and Ontario, I am
back in the Maritimes working in a permanent
full time position with J.D. Irving, Limited as
a Silviculture Supervisor in St George, New
Brunswick. I am engaged to Stephanie Rheault
from Hearst, Ontario and will be getting
married in August 2008.
Upcoming graduate from Laurentian University
with an Honours Bachelor of Social Work
Degree, plan to continue education in order
to obtain a Masters of Social Work. I am also a
soon to be bride Sept. 12. 2009.
Wilson, Ursula (Business – General, 2005)
We are enjoying the new addition to our family.
Katie (Katharine Anne) was born Dec.10, 2007.
She’s a very happy and content baby. A joy and
a blessing to have!
Corbeil, Jason (Educational Assistant 2007)
Thompson, (Lindsay) Deanna (Aquaculture
2000)
Announces the birth of daughter Talia Adriana
Susan Corbeil, born July 24, 2007.
I was married on October 15, 2005 and we
welcomed our first daughter Keira Lindsay on
November 16, 2006.
Trotter, Linsey (Business – General, 2007)
Gillies, Becky R (Forestry Technician 2003)
It took a long time to find a job in my area of
study... for all those struggling don’t give up!!! I
waited a full year after graduation!!
Adam Hodgson and I are getting married in
August 2008.
Grady, (Lytle) Nicole (Career and Work
Counsellor 2003)
After a whirlwind eight year courtship - Scott
and I were married on November 17th, 2007 at
All Saints Anglican Church in Peterborough.
We purchased a house last summer in
Peterborough. I work for the Foundation
Office at Fleming College as the
Development/Alumni Officer and Scott
works for the City of Peterborough as a
Transit Operator.
Hood, Kate (Ecosystem Management
Technology 2003)
My partner Jason and I live and work
in a small town just north of the
Muskokas. I am working at an incredible
company called the Northern Edge
Algonquin, organizing and planning
eco-adventures and soulful retreats on the
Edge of Algonquin Park. Jason and I have
just bought our first house and have been busy
creating a wonderful home.
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more than 90% of
Fleming students
were employed
within six months of
graduation
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p 10 Sandra Dupre, Principal Halibuton School of the Arts
Haliburton ON – Fleming College is pleased to announce Sandra Dupret as the new
principal of the Haliburton Campus, home to the Haliburton School of The Arts.
As the current chair of the School of Media, Art and Design at St. Clair College in
Windsor, Ms. Dupret is responsible for strategically leading nine academic programs
delivered at two campus locations. As the former director and curator of exhibitions at
Wayne State University, Ms. Dupret managed and directed more than 110 exhibitions,
where she developed exceptional arts administration skills involving public relations,
advertising, community outreach, fundraising, staffing, and educational programming.
Ms. Dupret has a master’s degree in Fine Arts (printmaking, sculpture) and has taught
in the areas of papermaking, sculpture, and lithography. Her teaching experience is
enhanced by her significant fundraising experience – including grant proposal writing and
donor cultivation.
Ms. Dupret recognizes the uniqueness of the Haliburton School of The Arts and its
long-serving foundation within the Haliburton community. Sandra is looking forward to
assisting the Haliburton Campus as it continues to move forward with its strategic plan of
increasing access, quality and accountability through creativity and innovation. She began her new role as principal on
November 5, 2007.
“I am very honoured to have first been considered and subsequently offered the position of Principal, Haliburton
Campus. Both the Haliburton School of The Arts and the community’s outstanding reputation and commitment to the
arts are highly celebrated and I look forward to being a part of something that is so special. My family and I are very much
looking forward to being a part of the Haliburton community, which has always been one of our favorite places to visit. We
are delighted with the opportunity to now be able to permanently live and work in the region,” said Ms. Dupret.
Fleming College leads schools in taking action on bottled water
continued from front
identity, as well as campus advertisements to create
awareness throughout the school community. We are very excited that Earth Day Canada and Fleming
College, represented by the Marketing program, are moving
forward together to create and market what appears
to be the first initiative to reduce plastic bottles
containing drinking water in schools across Canada,
said Tony Macdonald, Coordinator of Marketing
Applied Projects at the college.
The F-H2O campaign is fresh, unique and
timely, said Jed Goldberg, Earth Day Canada’s President.
This campaign has all the ingredients necessary to be hugely
successful on any campus, school or workplace in the
country, Goldberg said.
Students in the Marketing Applied Projects course will
create the school-based program using the F-H2O campaign
elements over the fall 2008 semester, in consultation with
EDC. As in F-H2O’s initial campaign, the focus will be on the
environmental impact of plastic bottles and the promotion
of refillable stainless bottles as the primary solution.
This program has tremendous potential given the
growing awareness and concerns around the issue. We
cannot wait to get started working on this with Earth Day
Canada, said Mr. Macdonald. The Fleming College Marketing Applied Projects course
is part of the college’s three-year Marketing program. It
has been branded as the Fleming Applied Agency and
works with real-world clients. For 15 weeks of classes,
students are vested, card-carrying owners in the
business. Students in the second or third year of the
program have the opportunity to take the course.
About Earth Day Canada
Earth Day Canada (EDC), a national environmental
charity founded in 1990, provides Canadians, with the
practical knowledge and tools they need to help the
environment. It was recently recognized as the top
environmental education organization in North America,
for its innovative programs and educational resources, by
the Washington-based North American Association for
Environmental Education (NAAEE), the world’s largest
association of environmental educators. EDC regularly
partners with 1000’s of organizations in all parts of Canada.
www.earthday.ca
p 11
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION UPDATE
Introducing the Alumni Association E-Bulletin!
This June launched the newest communication between the Alumni Association and over 4,000 Fleming College
Alumni. The E-Bulletin is a monthly communiqué delivered right to your inbox detailing Alumni programs and
incentives as well as news to supplement Fleming Ties bi-annual publication. If you would like to receive this monthly
email please contact the alumni office at [email protected].
Ontario Place Alumni Discounts!
Planning on visiting Ontario Place this summer? The Alumni
Association is pleased to offer Fleming College Alumni fantastic
discounts to Ontario Place and the 2008 Rogers Chinese Lantern
Festival.
Go to www.ontarioplace.com
Press “Corporate Clients Click Here”
Enter Username: 51532
Enter Password: fun
Visa, MasterCard and American Express cards accepted.
The Brick Select Rewards Program
As part of our campaign to support student bursaries through the Ontario Trust for Student Support
(OTSS) we will be contacting alumni to ask for their
support. By making a contribution to this program
the government will match every dollar donated so
each contribution will be doubled. This money will be
pooled with other contributions and used to create
endowments (an endowed fund uses the interest from
the funds donated to give out a bursary ensuring that
the bursary will always be available once established)
to make sure that students in financial need are able
to attend college or to complete their course of study.
We ask that when a student calls between Sept. 15
and Dec. 15 that you consider helping a student to get
an education. Your contribution can help to make the
difference for someone.
Have you been waiting for a sale to replace that old refrigerator with a more energy efficient
model? Have you been looking at your living room furniture and thinking, “I need to update?”
Are you tired of serving family dinners on a card table? If you answered yes to any of these
questions then you need to register for The Brick Select Rewards Program offering significant discounts at The Brick. To
obtain a card or for more information contact the alumni office at [email protected].
Premier’s Awards 2008
Do you know a Fleming grad who has achieved success in his or her field of study? A grad that has made a difference
in the community? We’re now accepting nominations for the 2008 Premier’s Awards. This is a fabulous opportunity for
Fleming College where we can showcase the wonderful things that our graduates go on to do in their chosen careers.
Presented annually, the Premier’s Awards acknowledge six outstanding graduates from Applied Arts: Creative Arts and
Design, Community Services, Business, Health Sciences, Technology, and Recent Graduate. Chosen from nominations
submitted by Ontario’s 25 colleges, nominees demonstrate career success related to their college experience and have
made a significant contribution to their community.
Each of the six recipients receives a bronze medal and a framed certificate signed by the Premier of Ontario. In
addition, a $5000 bursary is directed to the college of the recipient’s choice. To see Fleming’s 2007 nominees please go
to http://www.flemingc.on.ca/index.cfm/go/alumni/sub/premier.cfm
For more information, or to make a nomination, please contact Nicole Lytle-Grady, Development/Alumni Officer at
[email protected] or call 1-866-FLEMING X 1390. The deadline for nominations is Monday, September 8th, 2008.
p 12 # 1 Office In Canada - Over Half the Employees are Fleming Grads….
Coincidence? We Think Not!
Nationally, there are 255 Carlson Wagonlit branches but only one office can be
ranked as the BEST! The Peterborough location at 232 Brock Street in Peterborough
has earned this title for 2007/2008. This office also won this honour in 2001/2002.
Dana Merrett, General Manager, attributes much of the success achieved to the 11
Fleming alumni that work there. “Graduates coming from the Fleming Program
have a solid knowledge of sales, marketing, accounting, advertising, travel software
and most importantly, strong customer service skills. Fleming grads inspire confidence with clients and have the capabilities to build strong customer relations that
prove to be the foundation of all that we do
here.”
Carlson Wagonlit,
Stewart Travel supports
Fleming through offering
placement opportunities
Dana Merrett Carlson Wagonlit Travel General Manager
for current students,
– Graduate of Travel and Convention Management
co-ordinating the Tourism & Travel students annual Study Abroad Trip, offering an
Program, Teacher at Fleming College, Tourism and
annual bursary for a graduating student and by acting as an ‘open door’ resource
Travel Advisory Council Chairperson
for current students to get up to date information that may be required in their
classes.
Arleigh Elson moved from the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) to attend Fleming. “I loved the city from the first minute I
arrived. I attended the Fleming Open House and knew from the minute I stepped through the doors that Fleming was the
college for me. A lot of colleges offer this program, but Fleming was the only college who could provide me with the best
overall education to earn a successful career in my chosen field.”
In addition to excellent business reputation this office has, Carlson Wagonlit Stewart Travel is actively committed to
enhancing and promoting Peterborough’s Downtown area. “Stewart Travel has been a business in the downtown area
for 33 years. Hammond Hall was built in 1883 and Carlson Wagonlit is proud to have been able to contribute to the
beautification of Peterborough’s downtown core,” states Dana Merrett. With the double award winning restoration of
Hammond Hall, Stewart Travel has indeed accomplished this goal!
The Fleming College Foundation and Alumni Association would like to applaud Carlson Wagonlit Travel for the
ongoing contributions and support it provides to the City of Peterborough and Fleming College students and graduates.
Fleming grads inspire confidence with
clients and have the capabilities to build
strong customer relations that prove to
be the foundation of all that we do here.”
Do you work for or own a business that has strong ties to fleming college? Please let us know… you may be featured in the next edition of
Fleming Ties! Contact: Leona DeCarlo, Events & Public Relations Officer at: 705-749-5530 ext 1204 or email [email protected]
Arleigh Elson – Graduated in 2000 from the Tourism &
Travel program and in 2001 from the Hotel & Resort
Management Program at Fleming College
CW ladies 1 - L to R: Arleigh Elson (2000 & 2001), Ellisa
James (2007 & 2008), Carolyn Neveu (2008), Linda Francis
(1994), Dana Merrett (1989), Tara Grills (1998), Laurie
Bertrand (1995), Paula Graham (1998). Missing: Carolyn
Condon-Burns, Jane Healey (1983), Patti Hewitt (1984)
Carlson Wagonlit Hammond Hall Circa 1883 Restoration
–winner of 2007 Peterborough Chamber of Commerce
award & 2008 Peterborough Historical Society Award
p 13
The future of Ontario’s Fire Service starts at Fleming College
The equipment required to ensure Fleming Pre-Service
$15,000.00 for the 3 semester course. This does not include
Firefighter students are receiving the best training constantly
any living expenses students incur while in the program.
needs to be updated. In order for our future firefighters to
Assisting our future first responders with their education
have the skills and confidence to save lives, students must
costs will only benefit our communities.
master the current equipment used by Ontario Fire Services.
There are several ways you can help our Firefighter
Our students train at the Eastern Ontario Fire Academy
students. Currently, the Ontario Government is matching
(EOFA) located in Norwood – about a 30 minute drive east
dollar for dollar all donations to endowed bursary funds for
of Fleming’s Sutherland Campus. The EOFA is recognized
Ontario Colleges. These bursaries go to students in financial
as one of Ontario’s premier training facilities. On site are five
need to help them offset the costs of their education. You can
separate buildings, where students practice real life scenarios also make a donation to
including fire control, assessment, confined space survival,
our capital equipment fund
forcible entry and victim triage.
to assist in the purchase
Second semester student, Ryan East, came to Fleming
of updated equipment to
from Caledon Village. “My family was a little hesitant about
keep our students current.
Fleming because the training facility is not located directly on If you would like more
campus. The daily commute from Peterbrough to Norwood
information about how to
and the extra costs associated with
make a donation
living so far away from home were
or about how
perceived as significant issues; but
after coming for a tour, seeing the
amazing facility and meeting Patrick
Chris Skura, Justin Helmi, Alex Briceland,
Wayne (program co-ordinator), there
Kyle Farley, Ryan East
was absolutely no other choice of
college for me!”
to establish an endowed
Tyler Lorenzini, Alex Briceland,
The tuition costs for the Prebursary of your own, please
Kristian
Carlson,
Jenny
Myers
Service Firefighter Education and
contact Fleming College
Training Program is upwards of
$4000.00 per semester. These costs, combined with the
required equipment costs and supplies can equal more than
Burn Building
Foundation at 705-749-5509
or 1-866-FLEMING
(353-6464).
Thank You Alumni!
“The Fleming College Foundation would like to extend sincere thanks to the
alumni members who spoke and/or helped welcome the newest members of
Fleming’s alumni family, at this year’s convocation ceremonies;
Tegan Moratz, Graduate 2007 Ecotourism & Adventure Tour Management
Daniel Carrocci
Daniel Carrocci, Graduate 2003 Resources Drilling & Blasting Technician and
Graduate 2003 Geological Technician
Greg Mather, Graduate 1981 Recreation Leadership
Lynn Price, Graduate 1987 Business Administration - Marketing
Jason Folz, Graduate 1994 Law & Security Administration
Donna Rork, Alumni of Distinction, Graduate 1987 Business Administration - Marketing
Lynn Price
Nicole Cook, Graduate 1992 Business Administration - Marketing
Jason Folz
p 14 SERVICES AVAILABLE
Career counselling, Resource Centre and
help finding a job. We help people find
work, and help employers find and train
people who want to learn a specific job
or increase their work experience.
JOB CONNECT
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Free job search assistance
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employers & job seekers at NO COST!
For more information contact one of our four offices:
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Types of donations and ways to give
The Fleming College Foundation is
committed to assisting donors in structuring their gifts to meet their personal
objectives. Planned giving, because
of its flexibility and tax advantages, is
increasingly the giving option of choice.
The college welcomes and encourages
donations of all kinds.
security will totally eliminate any capital gains tax while still allowing you to
receive your tax credit.
Gifts of Cash
Planned Giving
Gifts of cash can be designated for a
specific program or project, or they can
be unrestricted. Donations without
restrictions allow the college to respond
quickly to new ideas, initiatives and
needs.
These gifts take many forms - equipment, books and real estate for example.
Planned gifts are generally gifts from
one’s assets that occur upon death. They
are also flexible arrangements and can
be designed to provide lifelong income
to the foundation, while generating
gift receipts and significant income tax
benefits now. Planned gifts range from
bequests of appreciated property to balances of RRSP’s or RRIF’s.
Gifts of Securities
Bequests
Securities are the most tax effective way
to make a gift. Gifting an appreciated
Often referred to as “deferred gifts” or
estate gifts, bequests are specified in a
Gifts-In-Kind
donor’s will.
Charitable Life Insurance
A life insurance policy naming Fleming
College as the owner and beneficiary
allows the donor to make a significant
future gift to the college for only pennies
on the dollar and provides substantial
tax benefits.
Endowment Funds
Endowment funds can be established
with a minimum investment of
$6250.00. Funds are established in perpetuity to meet long-term needs.
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