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DEAR VIEWER
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ALUMNI PROFILE
Dr. Lorne Brandes ’64:
The Fight to Fund a Cancer Killer
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STUDENT PROFILE
Liza and Alexa DiCecco:
An Academic Double Threat
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RESEARCH
Antioxidant May Protect Against
Age-Related Brain Diseases
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CAMPUS NEWS
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UWINDSOR AUTHOR
Susan Dennard MSc ’09 chases
zombies in Philadelphia
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FEATURES
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COVER: UWINDSOR’S DOWNTOWN
FOOTPRINT
A Creative and Collaborative Community
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ANNUAL GIVING PROGRAM
Investing Today for a Strong Tomorrow
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NEWS
LANCER NEWS
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ALUMNI NEWS
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ALUMNI EVENTS
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CLASS NEWS
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ON THE COVER
Phase I of the UWindsor downtown
campus opens.
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Jennifer Ammoscato
DESIGN & LAYOUT
Marnie Robillard
ALUMNI OFFICE LIAISON
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CONTRIBUTORS
Jennifer Ammoscato, Sara Elliott
Kevin Johnson, Elisa Mitton
Kristie Pearce, Alan Wildeman
PHOTOGRAPHY
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Kevin Kavanaugh, The Windsor Star
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dear viewer
As another academic year unfolds at the University of Windsor, two things are apparent on
campus. There is that wonderful, annual feeling of anticipation and optimism among our
students, and there is a continuing change to the physical environment of our campus.
You will find both that spirit and sense of renewal on display in the fall edition of VIEW.
There is the inspiring story of twins Alexa and Liza DiCecco—both Outstanding Scholar
students and both engaged in research. There is the groundbreaking work of PhD candidate
Krithika Muthukumaran who is studying an antioxidant that might provide protection against
Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s.
And the greening of the main campus continues to gather momentum. The David A. Wilson
Campus Commons is replacing a parking lot with a basketball court, performance stage and
meeting and gathering spaces. UWindsor professor emeritus and alumnus David Wilson
generously made a million-dollar donation to make the project possible.
Our two pedestrian thoroughfares, Sunset Avenue and Patricia Road, will be renamed Turtle
Island Walk and Alistair MacLeod Walk, respectively, to recognize the history of First Nations
land on which the university sits, and to honour the late professor, MacLeod, an acclaimed
writer who taught at our university for three decades.
Fall 2016 also marks a time when we are moving into an exciting new chapter of our
university’s history with the emerging downtown Windsor campus. It more closely aligns our
education and scholarly capacity with the community, and is positioning our students in an
environment where they can best discover what their education can mean for their future.
The new address for the School of Social Work and the Centre for Executive and Professional
Education, at the corner of Pitt and Ferry, has positioned students, faculty and staff closer to
the many agencies and services that support communities of need.
Nearby, construction work continues at the site of the historic Windsor Armouries, and
across the road on the site of the former Tunnel Bar-B-Q. This will be the new home of our
School of Creative Arts that is scheduled to open in fall 2017. It puts our students in the heart
of the active downtown arts community.
But, like all of our buildings, they are ultimately about providing the best possible learning
environment for our students.
As Master of Social Work candidate Patrick Hansor told VIEW, the new School of Social
Work is an important part of the “student experience.”
“Architecturally, it’s a masterpiece,” says Hansor. “From the inside, there is a lot of openness
and transparency, which couldn’t be more appropriate for a school of social work … I feel very
much more connected to the U of W.”
VIEW is about providing a snapshot of the countless stories of achievements by our students,
faculty, staff and alumni. It is also an opportunity to update readers about the campus. Yes, the
world is changing. And yes, the University of Windsor is contributing to that change.
Dr. Alan Wildeman
ALAN WILDEMAN
President and Vice-Chancellor
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ALUMNI PROFILE
BY JENNIFER AMMOSCATO
Dr. Lorne Brandes ’64
THE FIGHT TO FUND A CANCER KILLER
venture capital and the FDA’s blessing, it took DPPE back into a final
According to Forbes, a pharmaceutical company can expect to
trial needed for its approval.
spend $350 million on a new drug before it is even for sale.
Brandes’ book is more than a scientific recounting. It is a unique
Add to this the fact that up to 95 per cent of experimental medicines
and very personal story, full of twists and turns, with an international
studied each year fail to be both safe and effective in human trials, and
cast of characters in the world of cancer research, medical oncology,
it underscores the monumental effort it takes to successfully launch
the pharmaceutical industry, and regulatory agencies (Health Canada
a new drug.
and the FDA).
University of Windsor graduate Dr. Lorne Brandes BSc ’64 knows
Dr. Agnes Klein, Health Canada’s director of the Centre for
firsthand this challenge. In 1999, the pharmaceutical company that had
Evaluation of Radiopharmaceuticals and Biotherapeutics, was actively
funded the breast cancer trial for an anticancer drug he’d discovered
involved in approving DPPE for the first human trials. In the book’s
stopped it cold because of what it perceived as ineffectiveness.
foreword, she wrote, “To say that I saw (Brandes), from the start, as a
Brandes’ new book, Survival: A Medical Memoir (From Drug
‘unique character’ is an understatement.
Discovery To Clinical Cancer Trials), tells
the story of his 23-year odyssey to see his
“I RESEARCHED THE DRUG AND He was passionate and persistent about
his findings on DPPE, his basic and
discovery put into the hands of those he
THEN TOOK IT THROUGH THE
clinical research, as well as his practice of
hoped to help.
REGULATORY HOOPS AND INTO oncology.”
Now retired, he has chronicled the
She calls the book a reminder to
development of the novel antihistamine
EARLY HUMAN CLINICAL
“researchers,
physicians, other health care
drug, DPPE, which helped chemotherapy
professionals,
and even a regulator like me,
drugs cure laboratory mice of cancer while TRIALS DURING A SPAN OF 12
that
the
road
to
a successful drug is paved
protecting the bone marrow.
YEARS,” DR. LORNE BRANDES
with
pitfalls,
despite
all good intentions,
Brandes, MD, FRCPC was a professor
and that, while many active substances
of medicine at the University of Manitoba
never ‘make it’, much new knowledge can be acquired along the way.”
when he sought to take DPPE from the laboratory into human testing.
A 2012 article in Nature Reviews Drug Discovery says the number of
“I researched the drug and then took it through the regulatory
drugs invented per billion dollars of R&D invested has been cut in half
hoops and into early human clinical trials during a span of 12 years,”
every nine years for half a century.
says the alumnus. He started in 1984 and handed it over to BristolBrandes’ book has touched off the discussion once again. Some
Myers Squibb in 1996.
of the findings reported in it were, at the time, widely covered in the
The pharmaceutical company declined to invest any further,
press, including the Winnipeg Free Press, The Globe and Mail, CBC, CTV,
however, after it decided that preliminary results of a major breast
Macleans, U.S. News and World Report, The Wall Street Journal and CNN.
cancer trial didn’t warrant it.
One of the book’s key messages is that a single investigator at a
Brandes’ disappointment turned to elation 18 months later,
single institution taking a drug from the laboratory bench into human
when the stunning discovery was made that women who had received
clinical trials without support from a drug company or clinical trials
DPPE plus chemotherapy survived 50 per cent longer than women
group was both unique and a product of 1990s culture.
who received chemotherapy alone.
Says Brandes: “I do not believe it could happen in 2016 because
“I and everyone else were dumbfounded. It was totally
the ever-increasing layers of institutional bureaucracy and risk-averse
unexpected.” Brandes says.
lawyers that permeate modern-day society would likely prevent any
“While it is not uncommon for drugs to be pulled if the
similar discovery from getting off the ground.
expectations of drug companies are not met, many people felt that,
“It’s a sad reality.”
in the case of DPPE, Bristol-Myers had acted prematurely,” he adds.
A year later, a small Canadian biotech company, YM BioSciences
Survival: A Medical Memoir (From Drug Discovery To Clinical Cancer
Trials) is available in the Campus Bookstore, or may be ordered from
Inc. of Mississauga, rescued the drug. With a combination of luck,
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Opposite: Dr. Lorne Brandes ’64 at the time of his anticancer drug discovery.
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STUDENT PROFILE
BY JENNIFER AMMOSCATO
Alexa and Liza DiCecco
AN ACADEMIC DOUBLE THREAT
Says Alexa: “Working in the lab with the teacher—someone who
If you’re ever invited to the DiCecco house for dinner—study
up. The family is home to engineering graduates and current
knows what they’re doing—you learn a lot really fast.” She spent
students, a midwife and a biochemistry major.
her third year in the lab of chemistry and biochemistry professor
Twin sisters Liza and Alexa DiCecco have risen impressively
Dr. Bulent Mutus studying the effects of excess phosphates in the
to the standard set by their parents and siblings. Liza is in third
water system, which can lead to toxic algae blooms.
year Mechanical Engineering with a Materials Option. Alexa is in
When an algae bloom dies, bacteria sucks up the oxygen around
third year Arts and Science, majoring in biochemistry and minoring
it, leaving “dead spots” in the water, she says. “That affects the
in English. Both are Outstanding Scholar students and both are
organisms in the area. Some algae are more toxic than others, which
engaged in research.
is another issue.
“We’re definitely competitive,” says
While algae blooms can be detrimental, the
Alexa. “Family dinners can have some heated
“THERE ARE A LOT OF
algae’s ability to consume phosphates could be
academic talk.”
used for good. Part of Alexa’s research looks at
GROUP COMPONENTS,
Determination runs through the family.
algae growth on material such as woodchips,
Older brother Sante BASc ’11, MASc ’14
A SOCIAL ENVIRONMENT cotton, and chitosan and their ability to remove
focused on mechanical engineering while
AND THE TEACHERS ARE phosphates in a controlled filtration system.
Robert enrolled in electrical engineering.
Liza worked with engineering professor
Sister Krista is a midwife in Manitoba and their VERY APPROACHABLE.”
Dr. Jill Urbanic on a process for making some
mother was an artist.
three-dimensional printing processes more
LIZA DICECCO
“I am just stubborn,” says Alexa. “I don’t like
cost-effective while improving the quality of
to quit. I think we inherited that from my dad.
the final product.
He started on the line at Chrysler and worked his way into management.
“We wanted the objects to be lighter by using less material
We got our creativity from our mom.”
to create them, but still be strong,” explains Liza. Their results
Alexa applied to the Arts and Science program because, “It’s
highlighted flaws in the process that can help subsequent research
definitely one of the rarer combinations and uniquely challenging.”
improve upon it. Liza and Dr. Urbanic presented their findings at the
She enjoys analysis—whether it’s the British poem, “The Wasteland”
American Society of Mechanical Engineers’ (ASME) International
(“It was fun to deconstruct it”), or learning how an organism works,
Mechanical Engineering Congress and Exposition conference in
(“It’s super challenging but I really enjoy it.”)
Houston, Texas, in 2015.
Liza chose engineering because of her affinity for math and
After earning her undergraduate degree, Liza is considering
physics. “Since I entered the program, I’ve found nothing I don’t
doing
a master’s degree in engineering. “I’m leaning toward getting
like,” she says. “There are a lot of group components, a social
more
into
research. I like testing. I almost like too many things since
environment and the teachers are very approachable.”
I’ve
gotten
into the program.”
One of Liza’s co-operative education placements was at the Fiat
When
asked
the same question, Alexa mirrors her twin’s
Chrysler Automotive (FCA) Windsor Assembly Plant where she was
response.
“I’m
not
sure what I want to do after I graduate. I have
part of the quality control team that helped launch the new Pacifica.
a
lot
of
interests
–
it’s
going to be hard to narrow it down.”
“I got a lot of hands-on exposure. I feel like I can do anything now.”
While they may not know exactly where they’re headed, the path
The University of Windsor Outstanding Scholars program
there will undoubtedly involve the continuing pursuit of knowledge
transformed both women’s university experiences. Students in the
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and efforts crowned with success. n
program receive a scholarship and the opportunity to be mentored
by a faculty member with a focus on research in second year.
Opposite: Liza (l) and Alexa DiCecco
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RESEARCH
BY SARA ELLIOTT
PhD candidate Krithika Muthukumaran
ANTIOXIDANT MAY PROTECT AGAINST
AGE-RELATED BRAIN DISEASES
A vitamin-like nutrient that exists naturally in young brains has
been shown to prevent the development of Alzheimer’s and
Parkinson’s diseases in laboratory animals, according to new
University of Windsor research.
PhD candidate Krithika Muthukumaran studies the antioxidant
coenzyme Q10 (CoQ10) under the guidance of biochemistry professor
Dr. Siyaram Pandey. In her research, she administered CoQ10 to two
populations of rodents—one with an inherited form of Alzheimer’s or
Parkinson’s disease, and one with a degenerative brain disorder that was
triggered by an environmental toxin.
“We found that CoQ10 indeed kept the nerve cells alive and
healthy,” Muthukumaran says. “We also checked to see if any of the
animals developed plaque (lesions on the brain tissue) which is a
symptom of Alzheimer’s, and none of them did.”
In neurodegenerative diseases, the brain’s nerve cells, or neurons,
prematurely die. These neurons are crucial to the health of the brain and
the body.
Cells have the ability to turn antioxidants into energy and also use
them to fight potentially damaging particles called free radicals.
After treating lab rodents with CoQ10, Muthukumaran and
Dr. Pandey sectioned the animals’ brains, counted neurons, and found
healthy cells.
“When we are young, antioxidants that exist naturally in our bodies
keep our neurons healthy and prevent cell death,” says Muthukumaran.
“With age, there is a decline in the levels of these natural antioxidants
and hence the need to find a way to replenish them.”
She says their water-soluble CoQ10 mixture is easily absorbed into
the bloodstream, reaching the brain more efficiently than oil-soluble
mixtures used in previous studies.
“It is hard for drugs to cross the blood-brain barrier, but even at
these low CoQ10 doses it is reaching the brain in sufficient quantities,”
says Muthukumaran. “The great thing about this formulation is that we
just gave the rats and mice a low dosage in their drinking water. There
are no injections or pills required.”
Opposite: PhD candidate Krithika Muthukumaran and Dr. Siyaram Pandey.
Photo Windsor Star.
Muthukumaran and Pandey collaborated with Dr. Jerome Cohen
and the UWindsor Department of Psychology to monitor the mice
for behaviour and motor control because neurons that die due to
Parkinson’s are responsible for hand tremors, loss of automatic
movements, and rigid muscles.
“One of the best aspects of this collaboration was getting to work
with Dr. Jerome Cohen and the psychology department because,
beyond counting neurons, we can prove that these mice are also not
exhibiting symptoms of memory loss or losing control of motor skills,”
she says.
“WHEN WE ARE YOUNG, ANTIOXIDANTS
THAT EXIST NATURALLY IN OUR BODIES
KEEP OUR NEURONS HEALTHY AND
PREVENT CELL DEATH.” KRITHIKA
MUTHUKUMARAN
An aging population means that, by 2030, one in five North
Americans will be at least 65 years old. Muthukumaran says this will
likely result in a sharp rise in age-related brain disorders.
“The statistics are so scary, and this is not just about the number
of people being diagnosed, but their caregivers as well. So, it is dire we
quickly find an effective therapy.”
The team will continue this line of research by treating animals with
CoQ10 after they have developed plaque, to test whether it halts or
slows down lesion formation.
“CoQ10 is a non-toxic chemical without negative side effects that
doesn’t accumulate in the body. So, eventually, we’d love for this study to
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Annual Giving Program.
Thank you.
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LANCER
NEWS
Get the latest on the Lancers by visiting www.GoLancers.ca
By Elisa Mitton BComm ’05
SMITH, BELLEMORE NAMED LANCER ATHLETES OF THE YEAR
Stefanie Smith and Corey Bellemore
Windsor Lancer standouts Stefanie Smith and Corey
Bellemore walked away with the top two prizes as
they were awarded the Banner and Olympic Shields
as the University of Windsor Athletes of the Year
for the 2015-16 season.
The duo took multiple honours as part of the Evening
of Excellence, highlighting the accomplishments of the
Windsor Lancers, held in April.
Bellemore established himself as one of the elite
university runners in Canada this year, posting incredible
results in both cross-country and on the track.
During the cross-country season, he helped the men’s
cross country team to a silver medal at the Ontario
championships, finishing seventh overall at the event to
earn OUA all-conference honours. He also finished in the
top 10 individually at the CIS national championships while
guiding UWindsor to a CIS silver medal team finish.
Inside on the track, Bellemore was
sensational, bringing home four medals
at the OUA championships while being
named the overall OUA Track MVP and
helping the Blue & Gold recapture the
OUA championship title. At nationals, he
came up from behind to bring home the
gold in the men’s 600m and 4x800m relay.
He added a third medal in the 1000m and
was named the CIS outstanding performer
of the meet to help the Lancers bring
home their second straight CIS national
championship title.
During the cross-country season,
Smith cruised through the conference
season posting impressive results as
she prepared for both the OUA and CIS
championship meets.
She would go on to earn a bronze medal
at the OUA championships, followed by
another impressive individual bronze medal at the CIS
Championships. Her CIS All-Canadian status in crosscountry also earned her a spot on the Canadian FISU World
cross-country team that competed this past March in Italy.
Moving into the track and field season, Smith continued
to gain momentum and turned in one of the most
impressive three-week performances in school history.
Over a three-week span in January/February, Smith
broke three long-time school records in the 3000m, the
mile and 1500m. It was a feat never before accomplished
by a Lancer and one that included her breaking two of
Lancer legend Missy McCleary’s all-time school records in
the process.
Smith capped off her incredible year at the OUA
provincial championships where she earned another bronze
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CAMPUS NEWS
“ G IVE WHILE YO U L I V E,” S AYS M I LLI O N - D O LLA R D O N O R A N D
PROFESS OR EMERI T U S
Business professor emeritus and million-dollar donor David Wilson gets instruction in operating a backhoe from Chris Weller, president of Alliance
General Contracting.
A million-dollar donation by UWindsor professor
emeritus and Faculty of Business alumnus David Wilson
BComm ’61 is the impetus behind groundbreaking on
a new crossroads and gathering place in the heart of the
University of Windsor’s main campus.
At a naming event in May, UWindsor president Alan
Wildeman announced the David A. Wilson Campus
Commons will replace a former parking lot on Sunset
Avenue with a basketball court, performance stage,
meeting and gathering spots, and new landscaping and
lighting for the enjoyment of the entire campus community.
Professor Wilson’s gift will also support scholarship and
awards endowments.
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Wilson, formerly chair of the Faculty of Business’
accounting area, has continued to keep close ties with the
university since leaving to become chief executive of the
Institute of Chartered Accountants of Ontario, from which
he retired as president in 2001. For his contributions to the
university during and after his teaching years, he received the
Clark Award in 2011.
Wilson is widely recognized for his philanthropy, both at
the University of Windsor and in the wider community.
He was named Outstanding Philanthropist in 2015 by the
Canada South Chapter of the Association of Fundraising
Professionals in recognition of his support of such causes as
both the Big Brothers/Big Sisters national organization, and
the Big Brothers/Big Sisters Windsor Essex agency.
In addition to several endowments and other gifts to
Big Brothers/Big Sisters dating from the mid-1980s to 2014,
Wilson sponsored the creation of the national body’s charitable
foundation. In 2015, he committed the first $300,000 of
a $500,000 donation to the Windsor Essex agency, about
$150,000 of which was used to refurbish its Jefferson Avenue
property, now called the David A. Wilson Park; the $350,000
balance funds an endowment in his name—its earnings will
support in perpetuity the mentoring programs the agency
provides to the Windsor-Essex community.
A portion of Wilson’s gift will honour Dr. Allan Conway,
former dean of the Odette School of Business, and will
support the Professors Jack Freeman and David Wilson
Excellence in Accounting Awards.
A further portion of the funds will be added to the
Isabel and David Wilson Nursing Scholarships Endowment.
“There is a clear, two-part philosophy behind my gifts
to the university and other worthy causes,” Wilson says.
“One is that to the extent you can do so, it’s a joy to give
while you live.
“The other is that every gift is as important as any other
gift, regardless of its size, as long as it is proportionate to
the giver’s means. When people hear about organizations
receiving large gifts, they may think that their gift is no
longer needed. That will rarely if ever be the case. Good
causes will always need broad, continuing support if they
are to successfully serve the community.”
TWO M AIN U N I V ERS IT Y O F WI N D S O R T H O R O UG H FA R E S H AV E
BEEN REN AMED
Sunset Avenue, between University Avenue and
Wyandotte Street (pictured above) and which was
closed to traffic in fall 2015, has been christened
Turtle Island Walk.
The section of Patricia Road that stretches from the
Stephen and Vicki Adams Welcome Centre to the Leddy
Library will be now known as Alistair MacLeod Walk.
Turtle Island Walk was chosen in recognition of the
First Nations history of the land on which the University
of Windsor sits. Many indigenous cultures refer to North
America as Turtle Island, and Sunset is where the University’s
Aboriginal Student Centre—known as Turtle Island—was
located until its move to the CAW Student Centre.
There are many references in Aboriginal culture,
including that of the Anishinaabe, to the seven teachings,
each represented by an animal: Truth (the Turtle), Wisdom
(The Beaver), Love (The Eagle), Respect (The Buffalo),
Bravery (The Bear), Honesty (The Raven), and Humility (The
Wolf). Each of the six learning pod seating areas installed on
the walk will be named after one of the teachings.
Dr. MacLeod, a professor emeritus, taught English
and Creative Writing at the university for more than three
decades. MacLeod’s 1999 novel No Great Mischief won
several literary prizes including the 2001 International IMPAC
Dublin Literary Award.
The campus was a vital part of his life and the life of his
family. He passed away in 2014. The walkway will also be a
permanent reminder of the importance of literature and the
humanities to a university, and of the power of creativity and
the written word to guide us on our own personal journeys.
In the fall semester, events will be held to unveil signage
for both walkways.
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UNIVERSITY OF WINDSOR-FIAT CHRYSLER CANADA AUTOMOTIVE
RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT CENTRE RECEIVES GOVERNMENT FUNDING
Plant and technology
enhancements related to
the production of the new
Chrysler Pacifica Hybrid—
a vehicle that includes
advance powertrain and
light-weighting technologies
designed in part by
UWindsor students.
“This partnership with
Chrysler ensures that we
are building the vehicles of
tomorrow,” Wynne said.
The ARDC has a
direct role in the product
design and engineering of
nearly every product in
FCA’s portfolio. The facility
conducts a wide range of
research, including extreme
Premier Kathleen Wynne shakes hands with UWindsor President Alan Wildeman after speaking at a funding
weather testing, corrosion
announcement at the University of Windsor-Fiat Chrysler Canada Automotive Research and Development Centre.
control, precision nighttime headlight testing and
A portion of an $85.8 million grant given to FCA
rigorous testing that involves millions of kilometres of road
Canada by the Ontario government will enhance
test simulation.
innovative research at the University of Windsor
“We started with a $30-million investment and today
- Fiat Chrysler Canada Automotive Research and
Development Centre (ARDC).
we are investing over $1 billion at the ARDC,” said Reid
Premier Kathleen Wynne made the announcement on
Bigland LLD ’15, president of FCA Canada. “Today, this is
June 15 during a celebration of the 20-year partnership
Canada’s most sophisticated R&D facility integrated with
between UWindsor and Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA)
design, innovation and manufacturing.”
Canada. The automotive industry and academia partnership
The ARDC employs 180 people and nurtures a highly
led to the inception of the ARDC in May 1996, marking the
skilled labour pool of student engineers. More than 500
first of its kind in Canada.
students have been trained at the facility, many of whom have
“Collaboration between academia and industry is at the
become employees of the facility.
heart of innovative clusters around the world,” said UWindsor
Jean-Paul Martins BASc ’12, MASc ’16, a UWindsor
president, Dr. Alan Wildeman. “The University of Windsor is
graduate, was offered a position as a 1D-system simulation
proud of its 20-year partnership with FCA Canada in ARDC,
engineer before he completed his graduate studies in
the country’s largest automotive research centre.”
mechanical engineering.
Wynne said the grant comes from the Jobs and
“There’s a lot of collaboration between groups which
Prosperity Fund. Nearly $17 million will support research
is really nice,” Martins said. “It’s great to be able to take my
and development at the ARDC while $69 million will fund
theoretical knowledge and apply it and know that it’s making
advanced training for the workforce at the Windsor Assembly
a difference in making cars better and safer.”
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UNITED WAY HONOURS STUDENT FOR COMMUNITY CONTRIBUTIONS
The United Way/Centraide of Windsor-Essex
County has conferred its Youth Changing
Lives Award on Lina Chaker, a senior student
in the communications, media and film
program, in recognition of her volunteer
work establishing a community kitchen at
UWindsor and a community garden.
Chaker is also the focus of a new short
documentary by local filmmaker and UWindsor
alumnus Dan Brown that highlights her work in
helping welcome Syrian refugees to their new home
in the city.
“One Home” includes narration by Lina
Chaker’s father, Ahmad Chaker, who co-founded the
Syrian Canadian Council. “One Home” was also
a semi-finalist in TVOntario’s Short Doc Contest.
UWindsor student Lina Chaker received the Youth Changing Lives Award from
the United Way.
CREATIVE TE ACH ER WI N S P ROV I N C I A L R E C O G N I T I O N
Elizabeth Dillon and her award-winning professor, Jason Kiernan.
On the first day of class each term, UWindsor nursing
professor Jason Kiernan wears a Tim Hortons t-shirt
and tells his students, “I’m wearing this shirt because
I see myself as your employee. You’re paying me
to teach you about cancer. Therefore, between this
moment now and the final exam, I work for you. So you
tell me what you need and I’m here to deliver it.”
It was that personal—and personable—approach
that led nursing student Elizabeth Dillon to nominate her
professor for the Council of Ontario University Programs in
Nursing (COUPN) teaching award. In April it was announced
that he’d won the honour.
Kiernan expressed surprise, given his somewhat
neophyte teaching status. “I’m really new to the world
of academia. I would like to think that I’m doing things a
little avant-garde, a little unorthodox, and that students are
responding positively to that.
“The COUPN Award is about the highest honour I could
receive, because it’s where my heart is. I genuinely enjoy
taking difficult material and making it fun, digestible and easy
to learn. So getting something like this means the world to me.
It validates everything that I believe in and am trying to do.”
He says that his approach to teaching is “to entertain.
I am fascinated by how people can watch a movie or listen
to a song once, and have it stick in their brain. And I ask
myself, ‘why can’t teaching and instruction have that same
kind of adhesive quality?’”
Consequently, his teaching style is “very loud, very
vocally dynamic. I tell lots of jokes. Lots of jokes. There’s
a performance aspect: I occasionally stand on furniture.
I move around incessantly. And, I use a lot of multimedia
in my presentations—clips from YouTube or Google
videos—and use video editing software to personalize
them for the class.”
If that’s not enough to keep his students’ attention,
he employs a very realistic green-screen spider to crawl
over the classroom’s projector screen.
Kiernan brought nearly 20 years of experience as a
nurse and nearly nine as a nurse practitioner to his 2012
appointment as a lecturer. He cites the motto, “the highest
form of scholarship is a publication in the peer-reviewed
journal of the youthful mind.”
The award was one of eight conferred by the
council, focusing on four key areas: excellence in
teaching, innovation in research, student excellence
and partnership support.
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UWINDSOR AUTHORS
BY STEPHEN FIELDS AND JENNIFER AMMOSCATO
FROM CATCHING FISH
TO LANDING THE BIG ONE
Photo courtesy of Amanda Plavich Photography.
Susan Dennard MSc ’09 always thought she’d research and write
for a living. But, in just a few short years, her subject matter
changed from halibut in the Canadian Arctic to zombies in
Philadelphia during the last half of the 19th century—with some
wildly successful and unexpected results.
Dennard has reeled in excellent reviews and sales for her Something
Strange and Deadly series, and her latest work, Truthwitch (Witchland Series,
Book 1), which debuted at #4 on the New York Times bestseller list.
Susan Dennard MSc ’09
The author has come a long way from small-town Georgia where she
was born.
Dennard majored in English literature in her freshman year at
the University of Georgia, but soon switched to science and took an
introductory course with Dr. Aaron Fisk while he was still teaching there.
When he came to Great Lakes Institute for Environmental Research
(GLIER), he recruited the Georgia native as a grad student.
“She was an excellent student who had a broad range of interests and
skills that you don’t always find in science students,” says Fisk, who studies
Arctic food webs and ecosystems. “I always knew that she’d be successful
at whatever she chose to do.”
While a student here, she travelled to Cumberland Sound on the south
end of Baffin Island to study the catch-per-unit effort of a commercial
halibut fishery there. She published an article about her research in the
academic Ice Journals of Marine Science.
“Cold,” she replies when asked what the experience was like. “It was fun
though. I had never done anything quite so hard-core. And working with the
Inuit was a once-in-a-lifetime experience.”
Besides a master’s degree, Dennard also found a spouse in Windsor.
She met Sebastien Jaeger, an automotive engineer originally from France,
at a GLIER party.
She says that she “thought I would devote my life to saving the world
from overfishing.” Instead, the two moved to Germany in 2009 to follow his
career. During this time, she first pursued her literary aspirations. They have
since returned to her native U.S.
“I always wanted to write a book, but I didn’t know how,” Dennard
says of her foray into authorship. “I was a little naïve when I started and
I thought it might be fairly easy. So, I wrote a book and it was terrible.
But you have to write a book in order to learn how.”
Her second stab was a little more successful. She pitched Harper
Collins Something Strange and Deadly—the story of a 16-year-old girl in
Philadelphia whose brother is kidnapped by rancid corpses who refuse to
stay dead. The publisher agreed to a three-book series, a deal listed on one
literary blog as one of the top six-figure young adult book deals of 2010.
“A lot of it is luck and timing,” Dennard said of the book, set in 1876
against the backdrop of the Centennial Exhibition, the first American World’s
Fair. “I pitched the right idea to the right editor at just the right time.”
Dennard went on to complete three more books in the series,
A Darkness Strange and Lovely, Strange and Ever After and A Dawn Most
Wicked. She is working on the next book in the The Witchlands series,
Wind Witch.
Even though she’s no longer working as a scientist, she has no
regrets about the path she chose and, in fact, said her time at UWindsor
contributed to her success.
“I became a very disciplined worker,” she says. “A lot of it comes
down to self-motivation and just getting it done, sitting down and doing the
work. I write all day now. And, there’s a certain amount of creative thinking
required in science.”
These days, the author says she spends most of her time writing or
teaching aspiring authors. “I also enjoy long walks on the beach—no joke!
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Tidal pools are always fun to marine biologists.” n
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GRAND
CHALLENGES AND
ASPIRATIONS
MEETING
THE GRAND
CHALLENGE OF
VIABLE, HEALTHY
AND SAFE
COMMUNITIES
TODAY
The University of Windsor has recast
its strategic research priorities into
four Grand Challenges: Healthy
Great Lakes; Viable, Healthy and Safe
Communities; Sustainable Industry;
and Understanding Borders. These
Grand Challenges are based on our
geographic location and our historic
research strengths. Collectively, they
define us and tell the external world our
aspirations and goals.
UWINDSOR
RESEARCH
www.uwindsor/research
Campus communities across North
America face common safety challenges.
One in four women will experience rape or
attempted rape before she graduates. We
know that male and female students care
about this issue but don’t know what they
can do to help.
The University of Windsor’s Bystander
Initiative is working towards a campus
that rejects sexually aggressive behaviour
and empowers students to “do the right
thing.” Our research demonstrates that
embedding sexual assault prevention
education workshops in academic courses
increases students’ confidence in speaking
up against behaviours that support sexual
assault. The initiative enhances their
capacity to take action to interrupt a sexual
assault before it happens.
MAKING OUR CAMPUS SAFER
BY JENNIFER AMMOSCATO
UWindsor’s Downtown Footprint
A CREATIVE AND
COLLABORATIVE COMMUNITY
On a chilly day in November 2012, a crowd gathered in front of the
same building where reporters, editors and printers had churned
out thousands of editions of The Windsor Star newspaper for
more than a century. They weren’t waiting for that day’s edition,
however.
Instead, the mix of students, staff, faculty and administrators
celebrated as the Star’s publisher, Marty Beneteau, handed over the
building’s keys to University of Windsor president, Dr. Alan Wildeman.
It was not the first, but the most symbolic step in realizing the
university’s vision of launching a downtown campus. This site—the
corner of Pitt and Ferry Streets—would be where the School of Social
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Work and the Centre for Executive and Professional Studies (CEPE)
would relocate.
“This is a place that has documented and communicated much of the
history of Windsor-Essex,” the president declared. “We will preserve the
exterior and it will become a place for us where people forge new lives,
and grow their education.
“It’s going to stay a big part of this community and new stories will be
told out of here.”
Three years later, in the fall of 2015, a sensationally transformed
building opens its doors and embraced its new role. Not only was it the
university’s newest academic learning facility. It was also the flag proudly
planted in the city’s core that marks UWindsor’s rightful place in the
revitalization of the Windsor downtown.
The university is investing a total of $75 million in the city core.
In addition to what is now referred to as the Pitt Ferry building, it is
drastically reimagining the Major F.A. Tilston Armoury, erected in 1902,
which will house the School of Creative Arts, and the old Tunnel Bar-B-Q
site where students will study filmmaking in a brand-new facility.
When completed, these moves will bring more than 1,000 students
and faculty to the downtown. This will “breathe fresh life into the city’s
urban core, and revitalize and strengthen each of our programs of study,”
says Wildeman.
Response to the ambitious plan included a 2013 Globe and Mail article
that praised the university’s commitment to being a community leader
and infusing the downtown with fresh blood.
“Behind the depot,” the article noted, “a former city parkette is
set to become a performance space for student and community use,
complementing city ambitions to reconnect public spaces to a spectacular
waterfront that lies 7.6 metres below street grade.
“In another nod to connections, Mr. (sic) Wildeman broke from
past practice with a pledge to exclude food services from the renovated
buildings—an open invitation to business to invest in coffee shops and
other retail activity on nearby streets.”
Wildeman commented in the article that, “We recognize the
downtown is where we have the home of the symphony, the art gallery
and the theatres and all the social agencies. It lets us fulfill what is part
of our strategic plan, which is to create one of the most exciting learning
environments we can.”
For the School of Social Work, the downtown relocation means
opportunities to expand its programs, attract more students, provide welltrained graduates to the profession, and build upon inter-disciplinary and
inter-professional program opportunities.
One year after the move into the Pitt Ferry Building, about 600
people work and study there. What was once a dark interior with winding
hallways, many tiny offices and a basement devoted to a massive press,
bears little resemblance to the new facility.
Light streams into an open-air atrium in the main entrance through
massive windows. This space is dominated by a unique, three-storey
staircase and made welcoming with modern seating areas, and a fireplace.
To the left are two high-tech, glass-walled classrooms—divisible
classrooms that offer flexibility and are wired for simulcast to allow for
distance learning. Each looks out over the Heritage Courtyard, a relaxing
outdoor area where students can gather to chat.
Several multi-purpose seminar and breakout rooms are available
in the building for PhD cohorts, group meetings and projects, small
workshops and gatherings. Some of the spaces are available to the public
to promote community engagement.
An interviewing suite provides an opportunity for students to practise
fundamental interviewing/counselling techniques in social work. The third-floor boardroom boasts a spectacular view of the Detroit
skyline through towering glass walls. It opens out to a rooftop terrace
augmented with green space.
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It was CS&P Architects who faced the daunting mission of bringing
a century old building up to modern standards while still paying respect
to its past. For example, the very delicate façade of the Pitt Ferry
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accessibility; housing and mental health outcomes; Aboriginal health
and safety; and research on poverty. Over the years, it has established
strong partnerships with such leading community and Windsor-Essex
organizations as the Windsor Symphony Orchestra, the Art Gallery of
Windsor, the Children’s Aid Society and St. Clair College.
Community University Partnership (CUP) is the school’s awardwinning program that has involved hundreds of students in field practica
as a means to address well-being, mental health, and socioeconomic
issues. These efforts have had significant results including six
neighbourhoods engaged in programming, representing 1,497 individual
housing units and improved health and mental health indicators among
residents. Crime has been reduced in target neighbourhoods including a
drop in violence against women.
The downtown relocation means closer proximity to these agencies
and user groups. This allows students and faculty to work with mental
health services in new and innovative ways to provide far greater access
for the community.
The Centre for Executive and Professional Education (CEPE) is the
other major tenant of the Pitt Ferry Building.
Since 2001, more than 1,000 people have graduated from its programs,
which not only draws interest from local professionals who wish to
upgrade their qualification, but also on a national and international level.
Patick Hansor, Master of Social Work student.
building required careful handling to ensure it survived the monumental
transformation happening within. And it did with flying colours.
In fact, this was a major factor in the university receiving the 2016
Built Heritage Award from the City of Windsor last March.
For Patrick Hansor, a Master of Social Work candidate at the time of
publication, the transformation of the Pitt Ferry building has been nothing
less than stunning.
“I love it! Architecturally, it’s a masterpiece,” he says. “From the inside
there is a lot of openness and transparency, which couldn’t be more
appropriate for a school of social work.”
Hansor, who plans to pursue his PhD after gaining some relevant
experience, says that he migrated his research work from the Leddy
Library to the new building. “It is a good place to think and it puts me in
the mood to do some good work.”
He adds that, “the MSW Working Professionals program that I’m
enrolled in was originally held off campus, so we had very little need to
visit the university proper. Now, with the new building, I feel very much
more connected to the U of W. I know where to go during my professors’
office hours, where the social work librarian is, and where to find the
program administrators. For me, it is a very important part of the student
experience.”
The School of Social Work is a leader in such areas as developing
theory and interventions for addiction, bullying, disabilities and
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Melissa Yue Li, at left, and Anita Bondy of the Centre for Executive and
Professional Education (CEPE).
CEPE offers Master’s programs in: Social Work; Management;
Engineering; Education; Medical Biotechnology; Applied Computing;
Actuarial Science; and Applied Economics and Policy.
CEPE’s relocation provides three significant benefits:
• Expanded space and efficient scheduling
• Technological advances that promote effective learning—including
distance learning in real-time for the busy professional—through
classrooms wired for simulcast lectures.
• Broader programming and extended reach. The new facility will allow
CEPE to broaden its staff, enhance current programming and expand
its offerings as well as the number of individuals it serves.
Dr. Ram Balachandar, vice provost, International Development, and
executive director of CEPE, “enables the university and CEPE to extend
our reach into the community by facilitating the delivery of expanded
continuing education programming in Windsor-Essex, including within
the fields of business, education, engineering, and health sciences.
“The university has a demonstrated strength in educating
professionals in our degree programs, and this building, and our
expanding professional development programming, which can now be
offered complements this rich history.” Balachandar adds that CEPE
looks forward to leveraging novel classroom design, the integration of
cutting-edge technology, and collaborative breakout spaces to provide
professional learners with a great learning experience.
The Social Work and CEPE move comprised Phase One of the
downtown campus.
In September 2017, Phase Two will be unveiled: the opening of the
Armouries building, home to the School of Creative Arts’ (SOCA) music
and visual arts programs. Across the street will be the new SoCA building,
which will house a multimedia studio, film production studios and large
“making” labs where students will create with metal, wood, and other
media.
Overall, this will translate into an infusion of another 500 students,
staff and faculty to the area.
More than a year before it opens, this part of the downtown campus
project has already drawn keen attention. As with the Pitt Ferry building,
the challenge of peeling away the old to make room for the new while
retaining its sense of history and place in the community is not a small one.
Once again, CS&P Architects Inc. took up the gauntlet. The
building was stripped back to a shell with two-foot walls, which
provided a solid base from which to work. The concrete floor was
broken up to dig another 11 feet down to create a basement that runs
the length of the Armouries. It will allow for a 150-seat recital hall in
the south end, a critical component for the music program.
The end result of the construction will be open, airy and conducive
to collaboration—a theme that underpins the entire downtown campus’
reason for being.
Peter Whatmore, senior vice-president for Southwestern Ontario at
CBRE Ltd., a commercial real estate services firm, predicted in that 2013
Globe and Mail article that, “When the university gets fully established and
you have activity on the street, it will drive other activities.
“Like any downtown, it needs feet on the street and needs to feel and
look safe to people who would say ‘I would like to spend my money here.’”
And, that’s exactly what TD Bank did in June 2015 when bank
officials announced a gift of $850,000 to enhance, revitalize and expand
the urban green space as part of the university’s vision for the Armouries
building and the former Greyhound bus depot which was also purchased
as part of the campus.
Mark Chauvin BSc ’77, BComm ’79, MBA ’80, TD’s group head
and chief risk officer, said that plans call for the former Chatham Street
Parkette to be revitalized “into a vibrant green space” with benches, trees,
shrubs and a portable stage.
The downtown campus isn’t even fully realized and it’s already
a game changer—bringing together the university and the greater
community for the better good of all.
OPENING ITS DOORS TO YOU!
The Pitt Ferry building will be part of the “Doors Open Ontario”
event, which showcases the buildings, natural spaces, infrastructure
and cultural centres that shape and define our communities across
the province. The event is free to the public. “Doors Open Ontario”
Date: Sept. 24-25, 2016
Time: 10 a.m. – 3 p.m.
Location: 167 Ferry Street
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BY JENNIFER AMMOSCATO
INVESTING TODAY FOR
A STRONG TOMORROW
Annual Giving Program 2016-17
From left, Ashton Racovitis, Marian Wright and Bill Wright.
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For Marian Lockwood Wright’s 80th birthday, her
son, Bill Wright BA ’70, LLB ’73 presented her
with something very special—but it was UWindsor
students who really lucked out.
Bill established the Marian (Lockwood) Wright
Nursing Scholarship, an annual award for a nursing
student in Year 2, 3 or 4, based on academic achievement
and financial need. Preference is given to a student who
supports their community through volunteering.
Marian, a retired registered nurse who focused on
community nursing, is a spry and spirited 90-year old
today, who can reflect back proudly on a service career
that touched many lives.
“I remember one day, while I was working at HôtelDieu Grace Healthcare, a young girl ran in from a house
across the street to tell me her mother was having a baby.
So, I grabbed the medical kit and followed her back to do
the delivery.”
Times may have changed when it comes to house
calls, but the importance of providing help remains an
important constant.
“The scholarship was established to commemorate
my mother’s milestone birthday,” says Bill. “We appreciate,
first-hand, the impact our nurses have in our community
and what better way to honour a retired nurse than to
help support future nurses. It is important to support
students and when I had the opportunity to do so and
honour my mom, it was an easy choice.”
Third-year Nursing students Ashton Racovitis and
Regina Yuen are two of the scholarship’s recipients.
Yuen was an active member of the Mayor’s
Youth Advisory Committee, a member of the Lancer
cheerleading squad, Students Orienting Students, the
University of Windsor Nursing Society, and the University of
Windsor Students’ Alliance (UWSA). She is also a recipient of the
2014 Mayor’s Youth Leadership Award and a UWSA scholarship
for her community involvement.
“I was honoured to receive the Marian (Lockwood) Wright
Nursing Scholarship,” she says. “It was extremely appreciated, not
only because it would help financially, but it also meant my hard
work paid off as the scholarship was based on the merits
of academic ability and activism in the community.”
Yuen says what a pleasure it was to meet the donors who have
contributed to her academic success. “I felt so fortunate to have
not only received the scholarship, but to have also met such lovely
people that care about the nursing profession and the future of
students. It was truly an experience that I will never forget.”
Racovitis says that, “As a student and proud Lancer, I know,
first-hand, the benefits of donations and how these investments
impact our time in and outside of the classroom.
“It drives us to excel in our studies and provides us the chance
to give back to our community. The receipt of this scholarship
allowed me to be involved in extra-curricular activities, such
as UWSMRS – Student Medical Response Service, where I am
a crew chief.”
The scholarship was established as part of the University of
Windsor Annual Giving Program (AGP), which also funds such
other campus initiatives as research equipment, library books and
enhanced classrooms.
“The Annual Giving Program perfectly reflects the goals and
mission of the Alumni Association—to raise funds that have a
positive impact on the UWindsor student experience,” says Shae
Kavanaugh, who co-ordinates the program. “A heightened and
positive student experience correlates directly with engaged
alumni who have positive feelings for their alma mater.”
The Annual Alumni and Friends Phonathon is an important
part of the AGP’s success. The phonathon begins in September,
when student callers reach out to thousands of UWindsor alumni.
Donations of any size are appreciated.
The success of the program depends on participation,
says Kavanaugh. “Whatever you are able to contribute, every
dollar makes a difference in the lives of UWindsor students and,
ultimately, strengthens their connection with their alma mater.”
Whether a donation is earmarked towards scholarship
support, Lancer athletics, or faculty and departmental needs
and priorities, “your donations go far beyond the dollar value,”
says Racovitis. “They are a testament to your belief in a postv
secondary education that puts students first.” n
HOW TO GIVE:
• V
olunteer or become a member of our Alumni Association Board
of Directors
• Hire UWindsor graduates
• B
e proud UWindsor ambassadors within your network of friends
and family; within your organization; within your community
• S
tay in touch and updated with your alma mater:
uwindsor.ca/alumni
• Attend UWindsor reunions, events and receptions
• M
ake a tax-deductible donation to UWindsor’s Annual
Giving Program
Please visit www.uwindsor.ca/view to see the 2015-16 Donor
Roll in the Fall 2016 online edition of the magazine.
CONTRIBUTE TO A GRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP
TRIPLE THE IMPACT OF YOUR GIFT
The Ontario Government will provide two dollars for
every dollar donated to graduate scholarships.
• Ontario Graduate Scholarships are available to
Masters and PhD students in any field of study.
• Queen Elizabeth II Graduate Scholarships in
Science and Technology support students
studying in Science and Technology disciplines.
Gifts of any size qualify for the matching funds.
A donation of $5,000 will generate a one-time
$15,000 named scholarship.
Scholarship support at any level can make a
significant impact on a student’s education.
For more information on
establishing or contributing to a
scholarship, contact Lindsay Doerr
at [email protected] or
call 519-253-3000 ext. 4144
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ANNUAL GIVING DOLLARS:
IT’S EASY TO GIVE:
• Support scholarships and bursaries
• Enable students to present their research at national conferences
• Support student participation in competitions
• Enrich student development programs
• Fund financial market labs and experiential learning opportunities
1. NEW! Interac online payments: You can now use your debit card
to make a donation when you use our online donation form.
www.uwindsor.ca/donations
• Allow the Leddy Library to keep pace with the need for online
digital resources (digital journals and digital images of rare books
and archival materials)
• Help equip and upgrade nursing, computer and science labs
• Bring prominent guest lecturers to campus
• Enhance resources and equipment needs for student-athletes
• Fund important alternative energy research
• And much more!
2. Credit Card: VISA, MasterCard, American Express
3. Personal cheque made payable to the University of Windsor
4. Cash: Visit us on the third floor of Essex Hall, Room 336
5. Payroll deduction for UWindsor employees
6. Monthly pension deduction for UWindsor retirees
SUPPORT FOR THE UNIVERSITY OF WINDSOR IS GROWING, THANKS TO THE GENEROSITY OF OUR
ALUMNI AND FRIENDS. THE FOLLOWING LIST INCLUDES OUR DONORS WHO HAVE CONTRIBUTED
TO THE UNIVERSITY FROM MAY 1, 2015 UNTIL APRIL 30, 2016. THANK YOU ALSO TO THOSE WHO
DONATED ANONYMOUSLY.
$1,000,000+
David A. Wilson
Stephen and Vicki Adams
$100,000 - $499,999
Dr. Nicholas Krayacich and
Jennifer Jones
Estate of Eleanor Catherine
Wallace
Estate of Marie M. (Chauvin)
Tizzard
$50,000 - $99,999
Craig Boyer and Julianne
Longlade
Bernarda C. Camello-Doctor
and Antonio P. Doctor
Krishan and Asha Duggal
Estate of John C. Beer
Mary Hatch
$20,000 - $49,999
Dante J. Capaldi
Jerome S. Cohen
Dr. Paul V. DeMarco
Estate of Geraldine Fay
Graham
Elisabeth Kanasy
Dr. Michael and Mineko A.
Kane
Megan and Roy Lum
Michael and Margaret
Mueller
Bulent Mutus
Catherine Quinlan
$10,000 - $24,999
Al Cameron
Estate of Ernest Waddell
Estate of Shirley Robinson
Estate of Tracy Kyne
E. Peter Farmer
Anne Forrest
Jamie Haggarty
Michael and Margaret
Horrobin
Camillo La Civita
Veronika A. Mogyorody
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Alan Wildeman and Debra
Henderson
$5,000 - $9,999
Gary and Sandra Beecroft
Mr. Justice John and Norma
Brockenshire
Christina DeMarco
Dr. James Anthony DeMarco
Jean DeMarco
Jerry DeMarco and Anne Bell
J. Dan DeMarco
John DeMarco
Paula DeMarco
Robert DeMarco
Dr. Thomas DeMarco
Fraser Godfrey and Terry
DeMarco
Estate of Raymond Martin
Jack L. Freeman and Maxine
Quinlin-Freeman
Michael Krause
Rev. Frank and Jean Lee
Tzy-Ping Lin
Mathew J. Lori
Ed and Pat Lumley
Gregory Monforton
Anna and Jack Moore
Meg and Thomas C. Peddie
Jude Rodrigues
John W. Spellman
Bill and Rochelle Tepperman
Maryhelen Tso
Bruce Tucker
Rosemary A. Venne
Roy Verstraete
Dr. Maria Zorzitto
$2,500 - $4,999
Chris and Erin Briggs
Allan Conway
Carole Curtis
Gordon W. Drake
Mary Louise Drake
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Laurie A. McCaffrey
Arnot and Marcia McCallum
David A. and Linda
McCallum
Janet D. McCarron
Thomas and Barb McClurkin
Janet M. McConnell
Patricia McConville
Peter McCormack Jr.
Linda R. McCormick
Charlene M. McCree
Angela E. McCuaig
Patrick and Kathleen
McCulloch
Dana J. McCullough
Peter McCullough
Gary and Sharon McDonald
Vinicio McDonald
Dennis J. McDonnell
Scott A. McDowall
Donald McFadden
Linda J. McFadden
Jeff H. McFalls
Patti McGarroch
E. Christine McGirr
Shawn P. McGovern
Kathleen McGowean
Shirley and John McGuin
Barbara J. McGuire
Iris McGuire
Kimberly D. McGuire
Marie T. McGuire
Kevin McHugh
Shannon M. McHugh
Julie M. McIntyre
Kieran McKenzie
Michael and Diane McKinley
Connie A. and William
McLaren
Jean E. McLaughlin
Shealyn McLaughlin
Andrew R. McLean
Charles W. McLean
Robert B. McLean
Donald W. McLeod
Charlene McMahon
Dawn L. McMahon
Nancy McMahon
Kaye McMann
Stephanie A. McMath
Kathy McMillan
Ian F. McMullan
Terry W. McNally
Allan McNamee
Elaine T. McNeil
Theodore R. McNicol
Cindy McPhedran
Nancy A. McPherson
Rachel McRae
Malcolm D. McTaggart
Jackie McVittie
Richard Medd
Stephanie J. Medeiros
Lori Medved
Paul Medved
Anil K. Mehta
Mahesh M. Mehta
Alisia Meilach
Jenny Melatti
Joe Mele
Robert J. Mellon
David A. Meloche
Thomas E. Meloche
Jim and Lori Menard
Michael C. Mendler
Emidio and Angela Menna
Michael Merau
Mary S. Mercer
Susan Meretsky
Rob Merrit
Philip and Betty Mersch
Alisa M. Metcalfe
Alexander J. Meyer
Brian A. Meyer
Melissa A. Michael
John D. Mihalo
David M. Milani
Daria Milenkovic
Carolyn Millar
Jan E. Millard
A. Therese Miller
Brian Miller
Marilyn and Gary Miller
Robert J. Miller
Rosa Miller
Sapphire Miller
Stephanie M. Kelly
Craig C. Milliken
James A. and Patty A.
Minello
John Minos
Henry Minton
Maria A. Miranda
Frederick W. Mitchell
Barbara D. Mitchell-Scott
and Peter Scott
Brittany L. Mitchinson
Caroline C. Mitias
John Moceri
Kay Moderwell
Barbara D. Modesto
Nancy Mognon
Zainab Mohammed
Hassan J. Mohamud
Rosemarie Moher
Lillian G. Mokievski-Zubok
Paul L. Monforton
Maureen A. Monk
Nicholas M. Montagano
Nina C. Montaleone
Alex Moodrey
Kenneth C. Moon
Alexus Moore
Lucille Moore
Kunal Mor
Blake H. and Deborah Ann
Morden
Kathleen V. Moreland-Layte
Karly L. Morgan
Lynda and Jim Morgan
Sammy M. Morgan
John F. and Denise Morneau
Patricia Morneau
Kelly C. Morris
Kristen and Jason Morris
Lisa K. Morris
David J. Morrison
Karen Morrison
Paula M. Morrison
Richard J. Morrison
Kevin W. Morse
Mara Morson
Lawrence M. Moskovic
S. Mosmann
Sally A. Moulton-Graham
Rami K. Mousa
Roger A. Mousseau
Mohsen Movaseghi
Ernest and Diane Mulcaster
Bernard J. Mulhern
Bryan and Marianne
Mulhern
Bernadette M. Mullen
Kimberly J. Munro
Robert A. Munro Sr.
Tara L. Munro
Maria and Vince Muoio
Ann Murphy
Ivana S. Murphy
Paul and Lorraine Murphy
Barbara Murray
Charles Murray
David C. Murray
Stephen and Lisa Murray
John and Karen Murtagh
Tina N. Muscedere
Soiba Musheer
Ida M. Mushid Tshombe
Nancy A. Musson
Patrick M. Muzyka
Chantelle J. Myers
John P. Mysak
Janet K. Nagorsen
Robert Nairn
Vera Najdovska
Marlen A. Nalkranian
Timothy A. Namespetra
Jennifer R. Nantais
Kimberly A. Nantau
Karen J. Narduzzi
Mena R. Nargi
Craig Nash
Pauline M. Nash
Cyrus Nava
Federica Nazzani
Raymond E. Neal
Aakor K. Neequaye
Simona M. Negulescu Ioica
Erin E. Neil
Rabih Neouchi
Beth Nesbitt
Howard S. Neubauer
Ian C. Neubauer
George T. Ng
Hung-Chee Ng
Quoc T. Nguyen
Rosalba Nicello
Susan L. Nicholas
Donald H. Nicholson
Virginia Nicol
Domenic N. Nicoletta
Wioletta Niemasik
Fred G. Nixon
Gary L. Nixon
Lisa M. Noble
Ms. Heather Nodello
Andrew J. Norris
Mr. Justice Saul and Nancy
Nosanchuk
Stephen J. Nuspl
Chito D. Nwafulume
Beverlea J. Oag
Raymond Obeid
Alexandra Obradovich
David S. O’Brien
Joseph T. O’Brien
Kelly S. O’Brien
Donald V. O’Connell
Anne O’Connor
Ellen O’Donnell
Meghan T. O’Donnell
Robert Ogryzek Sr.
Samson K. Ogundimu
Chibuzo O. Okoye
Emily J. Oldenburg
Ms. Debbie Olivastri
Joseph L. and Lisa Olivastri
Rosemarie H. Olivero
Nancy Olivieri
Carol A. O’Mara
Mary O’Neail
Celeste L. O’Neil
Brian J. O’Neill
James V. O’Neill
Stephanie Onorato
Kelechi U. Onuoha
Barbara R. Ormond
Shelly L. O’Rourke
Louise V. Orr
David J. Orshinsky
Kirk Ouellette
Mary Ann Ouellette
Jane and John Oulton
Christina J. Ourchane
Shona E. Outridge
Pamela U. Ovadje
Jennifer Oviedo
Loriann Owen
Kristyn Owers
King-Solomon Owusu
Louis L. Ozbolt
Ruan L. Pablo
Italo D. Pacitti
Cheryl and Carmen
Paglione
Deepak Pal
Mrinal Pal
Larry F. Palazzi
Giuseppe W. Palazzolo
Swaroop Palit
Blair E. Palmer
Rosamund Palmer
Frank Palumbo
Yazhuo Pan
Venkata Pavan Kumar
Panchagnula
Dawn M. Paniccia
Carmine Pannunzio
Kelly Paolini
Angela M. Papas
George Papas
Brenda J. Papp
Danielle Y. Paquette
Angela M. Paradis
Stephanie A. Paraschak
Virindar Parasram
Carlen Pare
Susan G. Pare
Karen Pare-Ross
Rocco Parete
Harvinder Parhar
Joseph and Cynthia M.
Paribello
Paula M. Parish
Jack W. Parker
Richard Parnell
David D. Paron
Laurel C. Parson
Judith N. Pascoe-Wong
Muhammad Humza Pasha
Amar Bahadur Patel
Dushyant P. Patel
Martinkumar S. Patel
Clifton and Margarita
Pattison
Dario Pavia
Mary E. Pavlinak
Richard A. and Margaret
Pawelek
Miguel C. Pe Benito
June Pearce
Kristie B. Pearce
Sharon M. and Larry
Pearson
Anna Pedri
Ming Pei
David and Brenda Pelka
Peter H. Pelletier
Linda A. Pelshok
Angie Penev
Aidong Peng
Gary J. Penner
Christopher and Leeanne
Pepper
Joan K. Pepper
Conrad A. Perl
David B. Perry
Valeria Perry
Karl J. Peterson
Dennis J. Petras
Michael G. Petrunik
Walter R. Petryshyn
Brenda L. Phaneuf
Sandra S. Phelps
Rachel Philipose
Barbara Phinney
Pauline A. Phipps
Selina, Anne and Anthony
Piazza
Lora A. Piccinin
Michelle E. Pickett
Richard Piec
Beth Piet
Marianne I. Pieters
Preston A. Pieters
Ann Pietrangelo
Carol A. Pillon
Yvonne M. Pilon
Robert R. Pinciuc
Meaghan N. Pinkerton
Lynda Pinnington
Christine L. Pinsonneault
Joseph Pintur
Joseph and Antonietta
Pirillo Sr.
Hassan A. Pirnia
Rosetta Pisciuneri
Olivia L. Plain
Steve D. Platz
Louis E. Pocock
Ivan Pocrnic
Chris P. Podolinsky
Donald L. Pohlman
Mary Jo Policella
Joe P. Politi
Linda A. and Michael
Polsinelli
Mary T. Poole
Vera Potocek
Kelly L. Potter
Dan Power
William P. Power
Michael S. and Susan E.
Pranschke
Laura Pratt
Tyler M. Pratt
Kimberly A. Pray
Julia Prevost
Paul Pribojan
Joshua B. Price
Jason A. Principe
Leanna M. Prior
Catharine A. Proctor
Anam Pugganwala
Les J. Pulchinski
Preston G. Punga
Marianna Pupulin
Stephanie Pusic
Muhammad B. Qamar
Lizhu Qian
Shenghua Qian
Martina Quaggiotto
Rosa and Livio Quaggiotto
Luc M. Quenneville
Therese A. Quenneville
Janet L. Quinlan
Stephen E. Quinlan
Brenda A. R. Quinn
David H. Quirt
Wayne A. Racine
Roman J. Radojewski
Buvanendran Rajaratnam
Susan F. and Evan Ralyea
Frank Ramacciato
Anas Ramadan
Supriya Ramesh
Kendra Ramsay
Carol A. and David A.
Ramsdale
Lorie L. Ranieri
David V. Raniga
Dan Rankin
Dorothy and Nick Rapaich
Idalia H. Rappe
Elizabeth A. Rasanen
Cheryl Ratte
Nancy A. Ravenhorst
Kaushik Ray
Edward M. Raymond
Bradley W. Raymont
Anthony P. Rea
Barbara A. Reaburn
Robert H. Readman
Douglas R. Reaume
Christine A. Reber
Mary Recine
Carol Reddam
Paul Redmond
Jennifer L. Reed
Rosalind M. Regehr
Christopher P. Reid
Michael L. Reid
Breno Renan
Hannah S. Renaud
James J. Renaud
Richard and Marie Renaud
Roland Renaud
Judy and Steve Repmann
Al and Rina Resendes
Stephanie F. Rhea
Christine M. Riberdy
Paul Finlayson and Danielle
Richer
Emmanuelle Richez
Michelle (Pitre) Richling
Dr. Iris Richter
Glenn W. Rideout
Vern Riediger
Virginia M. RiedmanDangler
James R. Rigamonti
Thomas J. Rindlisbacher
Kerri Ringrose
Nora M. Riou
Branko Rip
George and Althea Risden
Christy Ritchie
Kathy L. Rivadeneira
Richard J. Rivard
Francis X. Rivest
Joseph and Sandra Rizzetto
Nicole Robert
Jack W. Robertson
Jane Robertson
Lisa Robertson
Janine and Daniel Robillard
Roger R. Robineau
Jesse J. Robinet
Susan Robinet
Brian P. Robinson
Marlee L. Robinson
Rachel M. Robinson
Rosemary A. Robinson
Barbara Robson
Gary P. and Emily Rocheleau
Tim and Sue Rodd
Martin I. Rodger
Sheila H. Rodger
Michelle M. Rodrigues
Charlene Roe
Marlene and David Roelens
Bruce E. Rogers
Giovanna Roma
J. Owen Romagnoli
Sam Romano
Franklin B. Rosar
Wanda Rosicki
David Ross
Lisa M. Rouillard
Kathryn Rousseau
Charles K. Rowland
Anupam Roy
Lucille A. Roy
Anthony J. Ruccolo
William and Nancy Ruch
Kaziu F. Rudzinski
Lorenzo Rufo
A. June Rummerfield
Joseph and Paulette Rupert
Mrs. Lynda M. Rush
Nevi M. Rusich
Susan I. Rusk
Kimberly L. Ruston
Victor Ruszczak
Will and Katherine Ruttinger
Lora L. Ruttle-Moser
Anne M. and Tom Ryan
Timothy S. Rye
Elizabeth Ryzer
Wendy L. Sadai
Andrew J. Saddy
Michelle T. Sadler
Dina M. Salinitri
Nick J. Salomone
Achint Salopal
Vincenzo Salvati
Samvedan Sandhu
Julie A. Sando
Geraldine C. Sandre
Robert and Patricia Sanford
Lori Anne Santamaria
Michael Sapardanis
Madhulika Sareen
Maja Sarenac
John P. Sarlo
Ramachandran and
Thanaluxmy Sasitharan
Nicole D. Sassine
Samuel J. Sasso
Barry C. Saunders
Jeanne Y. Sauro
Lorri and Mark Sauve
Marina Savic
Joseph Savoni
Adam B. Sawatzky
Peter C. and Hilde Swatzky
Alan E. Sawtell
Norman Saxon
Nicole M. Sbrocca
Candice Schachter
Gisela Schartner
Jerry Schen
William and Marlene
Schertzer
Jeremy and Sharon Schisler
Karen and Tim Schisler
Nick and Anne Schisler
Rosemary Schisler
Chris Schnurr
Catherine E. and Charles
Schooley
Joseph M. Schrey
Diane L. Schroeder
Lisa M. Schuman
Elizabeth J. Schweitzer
Paul Scobie
Jeffrey J. Scott
Ross and Charlene Scott
Michael R. Sear
Mary-Alice Searles
Laya Sebastian
Barbara Piccinin
Jennifer G. Seedu
Christopher A. Seguin
Michael L. Seicean
Robert and Amanda Seke
Bipanjit K. Sekhon
Deborah A. Selkirk
James B. Sellan
Sheila M. Sellar
Olga D. Semple
Ms. Mary Sennett
Nick Serio
Matthew J. Shaheen
Darryl F. Shannon
Shawn M. Sharkey
Heather I. Sharp
Julie C. Shaw
Katherine H. and Robert
B. Shaw
Glorianna C. Shearme
Akbar A. Sheikh
Khadija Sheikh
Dorothy Shephard
Robin and Carol Shepherd
Pierre R. Sheridan
Christopher G. Sherrer
Vanessa M. Shields
Celina (Seto) Shoji
Kathryn J. Shouldice
Joanna K. Shultz
Amny M. Shuraydi
Salman M. Siddiqui
Jaspreet S. Sidhu
Rupreet S. Sikand
Mark L. Sikich
Brian Simard
Pennie S. Simkins
Patricia D. Simone
Peter and Annette Simone
Glen R. Simpson
Julie W. Simpson
Magda N. Simpson
John Sinasac
Amanda K. Sinclair
Lisa Sinclair
Mandeep Singh
Navpreet Singh
Saurabh Singh
John A. Singleton
Dobrila Sisic
Al and Jasna Sivell
Danielle S. Skene
Jeanette A. Skinner
Toby C. Sklash
Josephine Skuza
Shawn M. T. Slade
Richard Slama
Patricia M. and Lyle Sloan
Michael Sloboda
Dennis J. Smart
Michael Smiles
Amanda A. Smith
Arlene and Donald Smith
Brenda Smith
Cathy M. Smith
Colleen and Gerald Smith
Frederick D. Smith
Gloria J. Smith
Jamie C. Smith
Jason D. Smith
Jessica M. Smith
Richard Smolen
Linda M. Sneddon
Robert and Josie F. Sobocan
Paul Sobol
Katherine Sokolowski
Michael Sokolowski
Monica Sokolowski
Sophia Sokolowski
Richard Solcz
Carol Solet
Evelyn M. Somer
Wilma L. Sonneveld-Wright
Lalit Sood
Varinder K. Sood
Winifred I. Sookdeo
Lisa A. Soulliere
Kyle A. Sousa
Cecil C. Southward
Frank A. Spadini
Marnie L. Spence
Serina A. Spence
Rita Sperduti
Janet G. Spiers
Ronald A. Spina
Gloria A. Sprague
Niranjana Srikantha
Lynn M. Srokosz
Lucia S. and John W. St.
Aubin
Arthur J. St. Pierre
M. Hazel St. Pierre
Valerie St. Pierre
John Stamatakos
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Yuriy Stamov
Clementa Stan
Cristian Stancu
Kimberly J. Stanley
Anastasios Stavropoulos
Elaine Steel
John W. Steel
William C. and Glynis Steel
Scott Steele
Peter Steeves
Gillian M. Stefanczyk
Etna Stefani
Nikola Stefanovski
Vladimir Stefanovski
Joseph M. Steiner
Brett Stephenson
Roula Stergianis
Linda and David Sterling
Monica J. Sterling
Colleen G. Stevens
James Stevenson
Linda L. Stevenson
Elizabeth M. Stewart
Gregory A. Stewart
Rachel Reynolds
Ruth Stewart
Carol P. Steyn
Melissa A. Storino
Jill and Matthew
Stoyanovich
Michael and Mary Stuart
Melanson
Walter B. Studak
Jeffrey T. Suchak
Sheena M. Sukarukoff
Shagufta K. Sultan
Don and Christine
Summerfield
Xiaomei Sun
Susan R. Sutherland
Jamie Suthers
Katelyn E. Sutton
Nichole M. Swain
Chris and Sharon Swart
Michael R. Swinton
Angele A. Sylvester
Nancy J. Synnott
Jason Szydlowski
Marijke Taks
Nasib and Aida Talia
Mridushyam Talukdar
Michael A. Tang
Robert J. Tarantini
David Tarcia
Renee J. Targachoff
Laura J. Tarver
Monica J. Taylor
Teresa M. Taylor
Jennifer D. Tebbens
Alison J. Templer Teran
Gustaaf N. Ternoey
Dan F. Tesolin
Caroline M. Theriault
Jeffrey A. Theriault
Mary Louise Thibert
Barbara and Don Thomas
Christine M. Thomas
Mark L. Thomas
Tracey L. Thomas
Zelda B. Thomas
Bruce W. Thompson
Gordon H. Thompson
Marion R. Thompson
Mark Thompson
Scott Thorpe
Matthew W. Thrasher
Gregg M. H. Thurlbeck
Yuan Tian
Celine A. Ticknovich
Ms. Jaclyn Tiefenback
Dawn M. Tiessen
Hugo and Linda Tiessen
Darren and Maylin Tiessen
Elizabeth A. and Joseph
Timmermans
E. Allan Timmins
Ting Yuen Tjiong
Kuo K. Tjong
William Tkach
Sarah Tkaczuk
Hameem M. Toaha
Barrie and Jay J. Tober
Settimo and Deborah Tocco
John C. Todesco
Lou D. Todon
Luigi G. Tomaselli
Miroslav Tomoski
Jennifer Toohey
David Torchia
Enzo Torcoletti
Romina Tortola
Miroslav J. Tot
Alex Toth
Dr. Anne Toth
Trevor Tovell
Ken Towers
Lisa Trakilovic
Daniel V. Tramontozzi
Bob Tran
Carol A. Tremblay
Marianne S. and Scott
Trepanier
Valla Treuman
Ryan Treverton
Rein J. Triefeldt
Herschal H. Trivedi
Patsy Trombley
Alison S. Trottier
Gerald D. Tryloff
Oliga Tserakhava
Mary P. Tuck
Keith A. Tucker
Ken Tumak
Sabina Tunea
Shari M. Turcotte
Christine and Jeff Turner
Jeffrie A. Turner
William J. Turner
Alice H. Tyler
Sherra R. Tytgat
Md Jashim Uddin
Mary M. Ulch
Milivoje M. Uljarevic
Jerry Ulman
Laurie A. Ure
Leanne (Nadjiwon) Urso
Richard J. Valenciuk
Mark Van Bekkum
Dawna M. Van Boxmeer
Amy L. Van Delinder
Pearl H. Van Geest
Ronald and Mary Van
Koughnett
Mary I. Van Noggeren
Ed Van Veen
Carrie VandeBovenkamp
Marcia Vanderheyden
Kevin J. Vandolder and
Christine M. Beaudin
Nanda G. Vangala
Mary Ann Vangel
Nancy J. Vanner
Roland M. Vardon
Carmela Vasile
Ms. Nada Vasilic
Mireille M. Vegso
Eliathamby Venugopalan
Mary Verbeek
Karen and Marc Verhoeve
Brenda E. Verkoeyen
Matteo Verrilli
Christopher S. Vertz
Janko Veselinovic
David Vial
Thomas Vida
Nikolina Vidakovic
Sarah Villella
Paula L. and Nicolino
Vincelli
A. David Vojvodin
Wendy D. Gatis Volpe
John F. Von Heyking
Joel S. Vosburg
Kyle Voy
Steven and Bertha Vrablik
Denise M. Vriesacker
Jerry R. Vriesacker
Michael Wachna
Donald R. Wadsworth
Christian de Keresztes and
Jodie Waisberg
Maureen M. and Bryan C.
Walker
Vicky A. Walker
Camille C. Wallace
Catherine Walling
Ruth Waltman
Casey Wang
Chao Wang
Junke Wang
Paul H. Wang
Xiao Wang
Yeqiang Wang
Kristen D. Ward
Ron Ward
Scott A. Warnez
Angela and Timothy
Warnock
Margie Warren
Andrew F. Wasilewski
Margaret R. Wassell
Jordan J. Wasylyk
Diane L. Watson
Donna and Robert Way
Christopher J. Webb
Deborah C. Weeks
Arthur and Madelyn
Weingarden
Amy A. Weinz
Gary F. Weir
Susan L. Weldon
Jin Wen
Jaon West
Matheson West
Steve K. West
David J. Weston
Mark J. Wheatley
Ms. Debra White
J. Brian White
Michael White
Michelle White
Paul J. White
Steven and J. Brooke White
Judith M. Whiting
Ronald W. Wieleba
Peter J. Wigle
David Wilcox
Letitia Wilcox
Dennis F. Wilkes
Julie M. Wilkin
Rich Will
Art Williams
Dave Williams
Nancy Williams
Scott R. Williams
Margaret E. Willis
Victoria R. Wills
Michael and Wilma Willson
Dana D. M. Wilson
Mary C. Wilson Thomas
Wilson
Melinda M. Wilson
Norah Wilson
Shirley Wilson
Suzanne M. Wilson
Janet and Michael Wilton
Kenneth R. Winch
John A. Winchester
Diane L. Winsborough
Janet E. Winter
Don Winterton
Janice L. Wirch
Jadwiga Wojcik
Mark M. Wolfe
Daniel Wolicki
Kevin B. Wood
Kristopher A. Wood
Sarah Woodruff Atkinson
Glenda L. Wootton
Bonnie Wortley
Heather L. and William J.
Woschenski
Denise A. Wright
John-Paul J. Wright
Kelly Wright and Matthew
Fenn
Paul L. Wright
Dandan Wu
Christopher D. Wybenga
Katherine Wyonch
Chunyi Xia
Rajiv Yadav
Aditya Yalamarthy
Kwok C. Yan
Arthur H. Yanamoto
Wai Ling Yee
Jingyu Yi
Anthony Yim
Yanhua Yin
Pak Leung B. Yip
David B. Young
Aaron H. Yu
Wei Yuan
Dennis J. Yurke
Marco Zaccagnini
Carolyn M. Zahorak
Christopher S. Zahorak
Taphim T. Zaman
Kristopher J. Zanatta
Daniel J. Zangari
Susan Zanin
Christopher B. Zappio
Christopher Zelezney
Ed Zemla
Chi Zhang
Pusheng Zhang
Ruoxuan Zhao
Shuzhen Zhao
Jing Zhou
Chao Zhu
Lawrence P. and Eldred Zilli
Paula R. Zimmer
Joanna Ziter
Dragutin Zokvic
Patrizia Zonta
Christopher R. Zurczak
John Zuschlag
LEGACY CIRCLE
Legacy gifts, usually made through wills and insurance plans, are directed by the donor following much care and consideration and often reflect
a life of dedication to the University of Windsor. Thanks to all members of the Legacy Circle who have honoured this institution and its students
with a planned gift.
Stephen & Vicki Adams
Barbara J. Amyot
Aniela (Nellie) Anderson*
Mary Ayris
Anthony S. Batulis
John C. Beer*
Sandra Bell
Linda G. Bunn
Kenneth Calmenson
Bernarda Camello-Doctor
Man Cao
Marilyn L. Catania
Peter G. Cathcart
William W. Churchill
Olga Delvecchio
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Robert & Bonnie Drago
Mary Louise Drake
E. Peter Farmer
Mary Fox
Gerald & Miriam Freed
Pasquale J. & Janet E.
Galasso
Gordon Giddings
Janice O. Goldman
Geraldine Fay Graham*
Austin J. Gravelle
Tom Gray
Mina Grossman-Ianni
Bill Hallett
Howard J. Haskings
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Richard & Donna Hassard
Martha Horsburgh
Paul Huschilt
Graeme Hutchinson
Leo Anthony Innocente
Sushil & Christine Jain
Muriel Kassimatis
Saulius Kizis
Tracy Kyne*
Camillo La Civita
Suzanne W. Lesa
Susan C. Lester
Carol B. Libby
Paul J. Liut
Peter Lucas
Raymond Martin*
Marilyn Mason
Kathleen E. McCrone
Marg McKillop
Ian & Sandra McLeod
George A. McMahon
Tullio Meconi
Ronald Melvin
Linda Menard-Watt
Austin Mousseau
Nancy J. Nicholson
R. T. O’Callaghan
Alan & Diana Orman
Ernest Paliy
Graham & Carol Reader
Erika Rebello
Shirley Robinson*
Joseph C. Saso
Douglas Schwegel*
Anne Sclater
Nancy Siew
Harry Sigal
Mark & Mary Ann Simpson
Jean Sonnenfeld
Lynn Teahan
Mary Louise Thibert
Robert Thornton
Marie M. (Chauvin) Tizzard
Robert Tschanz
Kenneth J. Van Meer
Ernest Waddell*
Carol Ann Walcott
Eleanor Catherine Wallace*
Yolande M. Gertrude
Wathier*
Joyce Weingarden*
Bruce White
Anne M. Winterbottom
Sheila Wright
Phyllis Zin
*Deceased
IN-KIND GIFTS UNIQUELY VALUABLE
Each year, programs across campus receive gifts that are greatly
appreciated, yet whose value is difficult to quantify.
Gifts in-kind are items such as those the School of Dramatic Art may
receive that bring real authenticity to a University Players production.
These are the specialized electronics equipment or software that enables a
project in a technical program to go forward. Other gifts may fulfill needs
for a varsity team, the Odette School of Business, the Paul Martin Law
Library or even a group of graduate students whose project takes them into
a remote corner of our planet.
$5,000 - $9,999
$250 - $499
Marcel Mancini
Kevin Currie
$1,000 - $2,499
$100 - $249
George and Kimberly King
Cyndra MacDowall
Colchester Ridge Estate
Winery
Sprucewood Shores
Estate Winery
$500 - $999
Randy Bowers
Bruce Tucker
CORPORATIONS AND FOUNDATIONS
$500,000 - $999,999
RBC Foundation
$100,000 - $499,999
Ferro Technique
The Toldo Foundation
$50,000 - $99,999
C.S.T. Consultants Inc.
NTR Developments Inc.
Windsor Endowment for
the Arts
$20,000 - $49,999
Anonymous
UFCW Union - Local 459
Walter J. Blackburn
Foundation
Windsor-Riverside
Community Programs
$10,000 - $19,999
ADR Chambers
Alpine Construction
Anonymous
Anonymous
Bimm Marketing Agency
Blake, Cassels &
Graydon LLP
The Jackman Foundation
Windsor Family Credit Union
Windsor Machine Group
Windsor University Faculty
Association
$5,000 - $9,999
A Breast or Knot
Arizona Community
Foundation
D’Amore Construction
(Windsor) Ltd.
Friends U. of Windsor
Invitational BasketBall
Tournament
Honda Canada Foundation
Inc.
MAHLE Industries Inc.
Multicultural Council of
Windsor & Essex County
Muriel Kassimatis -Strategic
Charitable Giving
Foundation
Norton Rose Fulbright
Canada
Ontario Professional
Engineers Foundation
for Education
Scotiabank
Sellick Equipment Limited
Sovran & Associates
Unifor Local 200
Union Gas, A Spectra Energy
Company
Victorian Order of
Nurses Windsor Essex
Endowment Foundation
$2,500 - $4,999
Avaya Canada Corp.
Enwin Utilities Limited
FCCP Ontario Education
Foundation
Istituto Italiano Di Cultura
Jewish Community
Endowment Fund of
Windsor
Maxims Limited Partnership
MDP Holdings
MEDA Limited Engineering &
Technical Services
Miller Thomson LLP
Polonia Centre
St. Anne’s French Immersion
Catholic School
Vito Tocco Anal Cancer
Foundation
Waterloo Region Law
Association
Windsor Port Authority
Windsor Utilities
Commission
$1000 - $2,499
11 AM Coffee Club
1256414 Ontario Inc.
981337 Ontario Inc.
Alexa Translations
Bank of Montreal - BMO
Financial Group
Bartlet & Richardes LLP
Becker, ElZein and
Associates Ltd.
Borden Ladner Gervais LLP
Buzek Chiropractic
Professional Corporation
C.U.P.E. Local 1393
Carizon Family and
Community Services
Cassels Brock & Blackwell
LLP
Cogeco Cable Canada Inc
Criminal Lawyers’
Association
Danbree Corporation
De Francesca Law Office
Professional Corporation
Deighton Associates Limited
Deloitte
Enterprise Rent A Car
Canada Foundation
Everworks Inc.
Flex-N-Gate Canada Co
Foyston, Gordon & Payne Inc.
Friday Knights Hockey Club
Giovanni Caboto Club
Harold G. Fox Education Fund
Hutchinson Charitable FundStrategic Charitable Giving
Journey Air Ltd.
Kaya Birth Ltd.
LexisNexis Canada
Loop, Schauer, Chapman &
Associates LLP
Marilyn & Joseph Bolton
Charitable Fund
McDonald’s Restaurant
McTague Law Firm LLP
Ontario Power Generation
Pape Salter Teillet LLP
Private Giving Foundation
Renaud Partners LLP
Rotary Club of Windsor Roseland
Rotary Club of Windsor
Foundation Fund
Sigma Chi Canadian
Foundation
Stantec Consulting Ltd.
TD Insurance Meloche
Monnex
Team Varsity Sales Inc.
The Canadian Salt Company
Ltd.
The Guarantee Company of
North America
The Insolvency Institute of
Canada
The Rotary Club of Chatham
Service Fund
Torkin Manes LLP
TPI Enterprises Inc.
Valiant Corporation
Walter Kindiak Fund Strategic Charitable Giving
Foundation
Windsor Essex County
Association of Realtors
Windsor Factory Supply
Limited
Windsor Mold Group
Windsor Police Services
Board
$500 - $999
2861 RCEME Army Cadet
Auto21
Baron Insignias Ltd.
BASF Canada Inc.
Bereskin & Parr LLP
Brulene Inc.
Canadian Tire Associate
Store #199
Canadian Union of Public
Employees
Compressed Gas
Technologies Inc.
Consulting Engineers of
Ontario
Dr. David Piche Chiropractic
Professional Corporation
Dr. Marshall Dentistry
Professional Corporation
Fasken Martineau DuMoulin
LLP
Gowling Lafleur Henderson
LLP
Halford Foundation Strategic Charitable Giving
Foundation
Hull & Hull LLP
JASEL
Karl Arvai Professional Corp
KPMG Management Services
LP
Manor Windsor Realty Ltd.
Manufacturing & Engineering
Solutions
Matachewan Consolidated
Mines
McChip Resources Inc.
Ontario Registered Music
Teachers Association
PricewaterhouseCoopers
LLP
Prince George Native
Friendship Centre Society
Reliance Comfort Limited
Partnership
Reliance Home Comfort
SAE International
SK Law Management Inc.
Sun Life Financial
The Essex Terminal Railway
Company
The Morris & Beverly Baker
Foundation
The Toy Box Early Childhood
Education Centre
University of Windsor
Students’ Alliance
Victor H. Vogel Professional
Corporation
Windsor and District Labour
Council
Windsor/Essex County
Sports Foundation
WorkHorse Lifestyle
$250 - $499
1413496 Ontario Inc.
941042 Ontario Ltd.
Anonymous
Bristow Global Media Inc
Buddies Eatery & Tap Inc.
Cambridge KIA
Canadian Machinery Movers
of MI Inc.
Davenport Law Group
El-Turk Group Inc.
Flex-N-Gate
G & J Cement Work Limited
Haddad Morgan & Associates
Ltd.
HBPO Canada
Human Kinetics Canada
Integrated Operations
Services, LLC
Koskie Minsky LLP
Lakeside Bakery Deli and
Cafe
Lamoureux, Gauthier
Professional Corp.
LaSalle Sabres 2002
Liqui-Force Services
Manulife Financial
MCO Partners Professional
Corporation
MHPM Project Leaders
Miller Canfield LLP
Motor City Community Credit
Union
Mousseau DeLuca
McPherson Prince LLP
Network Technical Services
Inc.
Northridge (Wright’s) Dairy
Freez
Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt
LLP
Paul S. Ziter Medicine
Professional Corporation
Phaneuf Enterprises Inc.
POI Business Interiors
Reaume Chevrolet
Refine Fitness Studio
Roth Mosey & Partners LLP
Southland Travel Ltd.
Symatron Corporation
TD Wealth
The JC & G Mennell
Charitable Giving Fund
The Law Society Foundation
Tourism Windsor Essex
Pelee Island
Tuesdays with Books
Book Club
WeirFoulds LLP
Wunder Corporate
Service Inc.
$100 - $249
1109014 Ontario Limited
Anonymous
C.U.P.E Local 543
Capaldi Corporation
Department of Political
Science
German-Canadian Business
& Professional Association
Green Cup Inc.
Hydro One Networks Inc.
My Tribute Gift Foundation
Pro Rich Seeds Inc.
Sprucewood Shores Estate
Winery
SSS Gracanica Choir
United Way Sudbury &
District
Windsor University Retirees’
Association
World Mechanical
Contracting (2015) Inc.
$50 - $99
Stephen Barnier
Bell Canada
Dr. F.P. Fernando Corporation
Faculty of Nursing
GECDSB - Special Education
Department
Giglio Enterprises Limited
Mackenzie Investments
McGill-Queens’s University
Press
Michael E. Garfin
Professional Corporation
Siksay & Fraser
Silver Ambassadors
Telus Community Affairs
United Way of Peel Region
Windsor Curling Club
Seniors Association
Windsor Tool Golf League
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ALUMNI NEWS
Visit www.uwindsor.ca/alumni
UNIVERSITY OF WINDSOR ALUMNI
ASSOCIATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS
PRESIDENT
John Renaud BComm ’01
PAST PRESIDENT
Michael Bates BHK ’95, MBA ‘04
VICE PRESIDENT
Jean Wright BA ’71, BEd ‘72
TREASURER
Anna Godo BASc ’86, MASc ‘90
DIRECTORS
Ken Alexander BPA ’87, LLB ‘92
P.J. Dupuis BComm ‘05
Trevor Georgie MBA ‘11
Clara Howitt BA ’90, MEd ’98, PhD ‘09
Mark Lefebvre BFA ‘88
Tamara Lopez BA ’04
Melissa Lyons MBA ‘92
Beth Oakley BA ’90, BEd ’98, MEd ‘05
Celso Oliveira BHK ’08, MBA ‘14
Gordon Orr BA ‘89
Beth Ann Prince BA ‘91
Jake Rondot BHK ‘02
Andrew Ward BScN ‘04
EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS
Dr. Alan Wildeman
President, University of Windsor
Richard Corneil
Principal and Chief Administrator,
Assumption University
Dr. Gordon Drake
President, Canterbury College
Moussa Hamandani
President, Student Alliance of the
University of Windsor
Amin Saaei
President, Graduate Student Society
Dr. Ed King MA ’61, BEd ’76, MA ’91
President, Organization of Part-time
University Students
MESS AG E F R O M T H E P R E S I D E N T
UNIVERSITY OF WINDSOR ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
September marks the beginning of the academic year.
It’s the time many of us exit vacation mode and return to the
business of work, home and school. September is an exciting
time for the Alumni Association, when we proudly welcome
new students to our campus.
We understand how important those first few months
can be—and how quickly that first semester seems to fly by.
We hope students—as well as faculty, staff and alumni—can
join us in celebrating our UWindsor pride.
Our annual Alumni Weekend, Sept. 29 until Oct. 2, will kick off with “Spirit Day”,
which includes a free grab n’ go breakfast at the Welcome Centre. The weekend also
features an Arts Café event with talented UWindsor artists and a “Mini-U” with a morning
lecture followed by lunch in the Ed Lumley Centre for Engineering and Innovation. We
hope everyone takes the opportunity to wear blue and gold and cheer on our Lancer
football team at Alumni Field. The weekend will conclude with the Alumni Sports Hall of
Fame Induction Ceremony and Awards Presentations.
You can find out more by visiting www.uwindsor.ca/alumni. Don’t forget to tweet
or post your photos on social media to show everyone your UWindsor spirit!
As I complete my term as Alumni Board of Directors president, I want to thank all
of my fellow board members and the alumni office staff for making this experience such
a rewarding one. I’m proud of the work we have done on strategic planning, updating
our constitution and by-laws, creating new events, and the introduction of new alumni
engagement tools such as the 10,000 Coffees Platform.
I know that I leave the board in the capable hands of Vice-president Jean Wright and
I look forward to serving as past president.
To all our new students—best of luck in your studies! Your time here will stay with
you for life. To all of our proud UWindsor alumni, I look forward to seeing you both on
and off-campus in the months to come. Go Lancers!
Tanja Collet-Najem
Representative
University of Windsor Faculty
BOARD OF GOVERNORS REPRESENTATIVES
Sue Williams BHK ’85, MHK ‘88
William Wright BA ’70, LLB ‘73
SENATE REPRESENTATIVE
Raed Kadri BASc ’09
DIRECTOR, ALUMNI AFFAIRS
& DONOR COMMUNICATIONS
Patti Lauzon BA ’07
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JOHN RENAUD BCOMM ‘01
President, Alumni Association
FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION
ALUMNI – MARK YOUR CALENDARS!*
REUNIONS IN THE WORKS
Visit www.uwindsor.ca/alumni for event details. Contact [email protected],
519-971-3618 or use the online update form at www.uwindsor.ca/alumniupdate.
SEPTEMBER 2016
29 – WINDSOR, ON
Oct. 2 ALUMNI WEEKEND
Thursday – Spirit Day – Paint
the Campus Blue and Gold
Grab N’ Go Breakfast on
Campus
Friday – Arts Café and
Welcome Reception
Saturday – “Mini-U” – morning
lecture and lunch
Lancer Football game
Sunday – Alumni Sports Hall
of Fame – Sponsored by MBNA
For details and event
registration, please visit
www.uwindsor.ca/alumni
OCTOBER 2016
26 OTTAWA, ON
ALUMNI RECEPTION
Details will be sent by email.
NOVEMBER 2016
17WINDSOR,
ON
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
AND AWARDS CEREMONY
Ambassador Auditorium
5 pm reception; program at
6 pm. Attendees can register
at www.uwindsor.ca/alumni
*Please note: dates and venues subject to change.
SEPTEMBER 2016
24Windsor Law Class of ’01
15th Reunion Dinner
Windsor Law Class of ’06
10th Reunion Dinner
October 2016
1Windsor Law Class of ’71
45th Reunion Dinner
Windsor Law Class of ’76
40th Anniversary Reunion
22Windsor Law Class of ’86
30th Anniversary Reunion
29Windsor Law Class of ’81
35th Anniversary Reunion
F
or information on
Law reunions, contact
Karen Momotiuk, BA ’93, LLB ’96
519-253-3000, Ext. 2920
LinkedIn is the online meeting place for professionals to connect and interact with
their colleagues and peers, as well as alumni and friends from their alma mater.
Join the University of Windsor Alumni LinkedIn group at www.uwindsor.ca/linkedIn.
Stay Connected!
Have you updated your contact information?
The Alumni Affairs and Donor Communications office sends invitations to
events and UWindsor updates via email. Sign up with your current email
to receive invitations and the monthly Alumni eNews. For event updates visit
uwindsor.ca/alumni for information and to register.
Visit www.uwindsor.ca/alumni/update to update your email
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D O N’T MI SS O UT !
The Alumni Affairs and Donor Communications office wants to be sure you receive important information about the
University of Windsor’s upcoming alumni events and current projects. To communicate with you in a timely and efficient
manner, we need to have your most updated email address and contact information.
We are holding several alumni events in the coming year and we invite alumni to these gatherings through an email
invitation. We also send out Alumni eNews, our electronic newsletter, each month.
Be sure to update your information. You can do this easily online at www.uwindsor.ca/alumni. Just click on
“Update Your Information” on the upper, left-hand side.
SCOTCH 101 – TASTING AND FOOD PAIRING – MARCH 2, 2016
SCOTCH 101 – TASTING AND FOOD PAIRING – MARCH 2, 2016
Chris Renaud with his son John Renaud BComm ’01
Peter Steeves BSc ’86, Jim Atkinson
ALUMNI WORKING ON CAMPUS EVENT – MARCH 30, 2016
DETROIT PISTONS GAME – FEBRUARY 28, 2016
Windsor Mayor Drew Dilkens BComm ’96, JD ’11
Paul Schlosser MBA ’13, Ben Parent MBA ’13, Benjamin Iannetta MBA ’13
EPICENTRE EVENT FOR ALUMNI – JUNE 2, 2016
STRATFORD FESTIVAL THEATRE EVENT – MAY 27, 2016
Aaron Simms BComm ’09, Naudia Banton BA ’97, Rawl Banton BA ’04
Susan Friest BA ’79, Lynda Morin
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CLASS NEWS
1960s
George Kokich BA ’62,
“On Truality: A Forgotten
Idea About The Source of All
Creation,” www.truality.ca.
David Wilson BComm ’61,
Outstanding Philanthropist
Award, Association of
Fundraising Professionals
Canada South Chapter.
1970s
Kathryn Bernard BSc ’76,
head, special bacteriology,
National Microbiology
Laboratory, Winnipeg, Man.
Distinguished Microbiologist
Award, Canadian College of
Microbiology, April ’16.
Mark Fedikow BSc ’75,
MSc ’78, president, North
American Nickel Inc.,
Vancouver, B.C.
Marnie Fleming BA ’77,
Governor General’s Award
in Visual and Media Arts,
March 23, ’16, Ottawa, Ont.
John Luxat PhD ’72, NSERC/
UNENE industrial research
chair in nuclear systems,
director, Centre for Advanced
Nuclear Systems, McMaster
University, Hamilton, Ont.
Veronika Mogyorody BA ’73,
2016 3M National Teaching
Fellowship, Society for
Teaching and Learning in
Higher Education, June ’16,
London, Ont.
Susan Paterson BSc ‘79,
BSc ‘80, BScN ‘92, certified
nurse midwife, St. Vincent
Midwife Center, Anderson, Ind.
Thomas Porter BA ’74,
LLB ’78, Clark Award recipient,
May 10, ’16, Windsor, Ont.
To update your info, visit: www.uwindsor.ca/alumniupdate
Email: [email protected]
Call: 519-971-3618 or toll free 1-888-561-5551
Shelley Fellows BSc ’89,
MBA ’92, VP operations and
co-owner, Radix Inc.,
ATHENA Award, Business
Excellence Awards, April 20,
’16, Windsor, Ont.
Peter Scherer BA ’74,
BEd ’77, CEO, Grape Vine
Tours Inc., Kingsville, Ont.
David Fulcher MBA ’80,
marketer/consultant/trainer/
advisor, DEF Enterprises
dba, Marietta, Ga.
Jerry Udell BA ’71, LLB ’74,
Distinguished Service Award,
Ontario Bar Association,
April 20, ’16, Toronto, Ont.
Graham Haigh BA ’08,
community sport facilitator,
Richmond Olympic Oval,
Richmond, B.C.
Gregory Walsh BA ’79,
MA ’84, assistant director,
records management & IT
policy, Old Dominion
University, Norfolk, Va.
1980s
Brent Anderson BComm ’89,
players services co-ordinator,
Casino Rama, Rama, Ont.
Tracie Berekoff Stock BSc ’88,
executive consultant, Rodan
and Fields, LaSalle, Ont.
Antoni Cimolino BFA ’84,
DHum ’04, Order of Canada
recipient, Dec. 2015,
Ottawa, Ont.
Denise Dwyer LLB ’89,
assistant deputy minister,
leadership and learning
environment division,
Ministry of Education,
Toronto, Ont.
Laura Estill BA ’05, 2016
Arts & Humanities fellowship,
Texas A&M University,
College Station, Texas.
John Jedlinski BComm ’84,
LLB ’90, partner, Shibley
Righton LLP, Windsor, Ont.
Scott Kolody BComm ’82,
“D” division commanding
officer, Royal Canadian
Mounted Police, June 27, ’16,
Winnipeg, Man.
Robert MacKenzie MA ’83,
The Hired Gun and Agape:
Heaven & Earth, Dark Matter
Press ’15, Kingston, Ont.
Shirley Magee BScN ’89,
doctor of nursing practice,
Stormont Vail HealthCare
Inc., Topeka, Kan.
Joseph Mancina BComm ’87,
treasurer, CFO, City of
Windsor, Windsor, Ont.
Kenneth McLean BASc ’86,
senior manufacturing
engineer, Fitbit Inc., San
Francisco, Calif.
Nancy Merrill JD ’88,
partner, Merrill, Long &
Company, Nanaimo, B.C.
Mary Parent BScN ’85,
after-hours administrator,
Windsor Regional Hospital,
Windsor, Ont.
William Poulos LLB ’87,
barrister, William Poulos
Law Office, Kingston, Ont.
Helga Reidel BComm ’82,
BEd ’93, CEO, EnWin
Utilities, April 4, ’16,
Windsor, Ont
Lorri Sauve BHK ’86,
program director, Shelldale
Better Beginnings Better
Futures, Guelph, Ont.
John Savage BComm ’83,
MBA ’86, Cypher Systems
Group, Believe Windsor
Essex Award, Business
Excellence Awards,
April 20, ’16, Windsor, Ont.
Richard Seguin MA ’83,
general manager, Ontario
Greenhouse Vegetable
Growers, Leamington, Ont.
Antoinette Seymour BA ’84,
archivist, The College of
The Bahamas, Nassau,
New Providence, Bahamas.
Mary Wilk BA ’86, BScN ’96,
MScN ’09, St. Clair College
Alumni of Distinction Award,
April ’16, Windsor, Ont.
1990s
Duane Bratt BA ’91, MA ’92,
professor, Mount Royal
University, Calgary, Alta.
Sophia Chisholm BComm ’96,
member, The Windsor
Police Services Board,
Windsor, Ont.
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Daniel Drouin BHK ’94,
MHK ’99, plant manager,
Lear Corporation,
Montgomery, Ala.
Timothy McCormick BHK
’98, MHK ’00, JD ’05,
Lexpert’s 2015 Rising Stars:
Leading Lawyers Under 40.
Allison Hawkins BCU ’99,
partner, Hawkins & Co.,
Accounting Professional
Corp., Small Company of the
Year, Business Excellence
Awards, April 20, ’16,
Windsor, Ont.
Cheryl McLean BA ’97,
LLB ’00, justice of the
peace, April 6, ’16,
Barrie, Ont.
Adam Hughes BA ’90,
CIO, Peel District School,
Mississauga, Ont.
John Jenner BComm ’90,
VP finance, Electrozad
Supply Company Limited,
Mid Size Company of the
Year, Business Excellence
Awards, April 20, ’16,
Windsor, Ont.
Marc Joffe BA ’91, publisher,
development director,
JustPremium, Amsterdam,
North Holland, Netherlands.
Nancy Johns BFA ’90, owner,
Nancy Johns Gallery &
Framing, Windsor, Ont.
Jennifer Jones BA ’91,
director, Global Board,
Rotary International,
Windsor, Ont.
Kristen Kreibich BA ’92,
safety advocate, Fiat
Chrysler Automobiles,
Auburn Hills, Mich.
Tanya Kuzmanovic BA ’96,
MA ‘00, freelance writer,
Tek Communications,
Oakville, Ont.
Grant Larsen BComm ’90,
MBA ’92, president,
DigitalECP Inc., Oshawa, Ont.
Brett Lumley BHK ’93,
BEd ’94, Bob Boucher Award,
Canadian Interuniversity
Sport (CIS) men’s track and
field coach of the year,
Toronto, Ont.
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Christopher Ross BComm
’90, salesperson, Knoll Inc.,
Toronto, Ont.
Kadey Schultz LLB ’99,
Lexpert’s 2015 Rising Stars:
Leading Lawyers Under 40.
Lesly Temesvari PhD ’93,
associate dean for graduate
studies and research,
Clemson University College
of Science, Clemson, S.C.,
July 1, ’16.
Christina Wallace BSc ’98,
BA ’99, MA ’01, CEO,
co-founder of SpellBound,
2016 International
Digital Publishing Form
Innovation Award.
2000s
Erin Armstrong BMus ’07,
BEd ’15, directed the
Windsor Symphony
Orchestra’s performance of
“La Boheme”, Windsor, Ont.
Charles Bain BA ’07, MA ’09,
BEd ’14, Rare Birds:
Forgotten Aircraft of the
Second World War, Fonthill
Media, Oxford, UK.
Michelle Baker BSc ’06,
sr. policy advisor, Office of
the Premier of Ontario,
Toronto, Ont.
Erin Bourdeau BComm ’04,
marketing manager,
3M Canada Company,
London, Ont.
Allison Burnett BA ’09,
MA ’13, curator, Shelburne
County Museum, Shelburne, N.S.
Rebecca Bush LLB ’01,
Lexpert’s 2015 Rising Stars:
Leading Lawyers Under 40.
Jennifer Charron BEd ’07,
director, recruitment
services, Lucas Professional
Search Group, Young
Professional of the Year,
Business Excellence Awards,
April 20, ’16, Windsor, Ont.
Rochelle Dickenson BA ’02,
instructor, Mohawk
College of Applied Arts
& Technology (Fennell
Campus), Hamilton, Ont.
Ryan Flannagan BA ’00,
associate VP, student
experience, University of
Windsor, Windsor, Ont.,
July 1, ’16.
Megan Fryer BHK ’08,
occupational therapist, Henry
Ford Hospital, Detroit, Mich.
Carly Griffin BSc ’05,
PhD ’11, medical science
liaison, Lundbeck Canada,
Montreal, Que.
Karen Hennessey LLB ’04,
Lexpert’s 2015 Rising Stars:
Leading Lawyers Under 40.
Mohammad Hossain
MEng ’03, deputy project
director, Info Sarker Project,
BCC, ICT Division, Dhaka,
Bangladesh.
Ryan Jacobs JD ’03,
Lexpert’s 2015 Rising Stars:
Leading Lawyers Under 40.
Jeanette Janzen Jones
BFA ’02, assistant,
programming, special
events, Union, Toronto, Ont.
Rebecca Kacaba LLB ’06,
Lexpert‘s 2015 Rising Stars:
Leading Lawyers Under 40.
Raja Khan BA ’09, sales and
marketing co-ordinator,
Bestway Group, Lahore,
Pakistan.
Kun Hui Lai BSc ’07,
pharmacist, The Medicine
Shoppe, Lamont, Calif.
Sunita Mahant LLB ’05
Lexpert’s 2015 Rising Stars:
Leading Lawyers Under 40.
Tracy McIntosh BA ’06,
program officer, Department
of Immigration, Refugees
and Citizenship Canada,
Ottawa, Ont.
Neil Palesh BComm ’09,
practical experience
specialist, CPA Alberta,
Edmonton, Alta.
Stephanie Pouget Papak
BA ’06, BEd ’07, MA ’12,
curator, Amherstburg
Historic Sites Association,
Amherstburg, Ont.
Sundeep Sandhu LLB ’06,
Lexpert’s 2015 Rising Stars:
Leading Lawyers Under 40.
Clinton Smit BComm ’07,
insurance broker, account
executive, Programmed
Insurance Brokers,
Belle River, Ont.
Jay Strosberg LLB ’01
Lexpert’s 2015 Rising Stars:
Leading Lawyers Under 40.
Corey Thompson MA ’01,
Alcohol in the Writings of
Herman Melville: “The Ever
Devilish God of Grog”,
McFarland Publishers ’15,
Jefferson, N.C.
Jordan Wasylyk BComm ’06,
MBA ’08, media relations and
communications manager, FCA
US LLC, Auburn Hills, Mich.
Peter Wilson BHK ’07,
chiropractor, owner,
Collaborative Health Group,
Collingwood, Ont.
Emmanuelle Zeesman
BFA ’03, played Auntie Em,
Broadway national tour of
Andrew Lloyd Webber’s “The
Wizard of Oz”, New York, N.Y.
2010s
Lucas Gareri JD ’14,
junior estates associate,
Toronto, Ont.
Nour Hachem Fawaz BA ’10,
project manager, St. Clair
College of Applied Arts &
Technology, produced
“Because It’s 2016” video,
Windsor, Ont.
Anutaj Kaur Atwal BASc ’11,
technical inside sales,
Rittal Systems Ltd.,
Mississauga, Ont.
Carr Hatch JD ’10, lawyer,
Thomson, Rogers LLP,
Toronto, Ont.
Paige Baillargeon BScN ’14,
clinical educator, VON,
London, Ont.
Zain Ismail BComm ’12,
manager of innovation and
partnerships, Leamington
District Memorial Hospital,
Leamington, Ont.
Melissa Bishop BHK ’10,
BEd ’11, female athlete of the
year, 11th Annual WESPY
awards, March 28, ’16,
Windsor, Ont.
Lisa Brooking BScN ‘10,
Orillia’s 2015 athlete of the
year, Feb. 8, ‘16, Orillia, Ont.
Kyle Devine BSW ’12,
president, Devine Personnel
Inc., New Business of the
Year, Business Excellence
Awards, April 20, ’16,
Windsor, Ont.
Loren Dillane BHK ’11,
MHK ’13, sport and
education programmer,
Richmond Olympic Oval,
Richmond, B.C.
Joshua Ewener BA ’13,
employee relations officer,
Government of Nova Scotia,
Halifax, N.S.
Cardinal Fomradas MSW ’11,
examination writer,
Bachelor’s category,
Association of Social Work
Boards.
Suresh Ganesan MEng ’15,
design engineer, MEDA
Limited Engineering
& Technical Services,
Windsor, Ont.
Wei Jiea Leong BA ’12,
assistant secretary, Ministry
of Foreign Affairs, Putrajaya,
Malaysia.
Dhruv Majumdar BCS ’14,
senior systems
administrator, Fusion
IT Solutions, Edmonton, Alta.
Robert McMann BA ’13, MA
’15, development analyst,
MDB Insight, Hamilton, Ont.
Matthew McNear BA ’14,
BEd ’15, greenhouse
supervisor, Platinum
Produce, Blenheim, Ont.
Shawna Partridge MA ’15,
Rule of Seconds, Latitude
46 Publishing, Sudbury, Ont.
Mercedes Phalavong BScN ’11,
director of care, Amica at
Windsor, Windsor, Ont.
Heather Phillips BComm ’14,
office manager, K.S. Crowder
Enterprises, Essex, Ont.
Carol Reader BA ‘13, BA ‘15,
Clark Award recipient,
May 10, ’16, Windsor. Ont.
Christopher Reaume
BMath ’12, actuarial analyst,
Willis Towers Watson,
Southfield, Mich.
Nicole Sassine BHK ’11,
BEd ’12, Dennis Fairall
female track & field award,
11th Annual WESPY awards,
March 28, ’16, Windsor, Ont.
Victoria Billingsley BA ‘63,
April 17, ‘16, McGregor, Ont.
Paul Schlosser BComm ’11,
MBA ‘13, customer success
manager, Pareto Business
Group, Windsor, Ont.
Brian Brenn LLB ‘81,
Sept. 27, ‘15, Surrey, B.C.
Olumide Sosanya
BComm ‘11, business
analyst, Ply Gem Canada
Inc., Calgary, Alta.
Mustafa Suria BComm ‘15,
financial analyst, Enercare
Inc., Markham, Ont.
James Taylor BComm ‘12,
founder, The Collectors Inc.,
Mississauga, Ont.
Korissa Williams BComm’15,
female basketball award,
11th Annual WESPY awards,
March 28, ‘16, Windsor, Ont.
Mary Ellen Bokesch DNA ‘68,
Jan. 4, ‘16, Barrie, Ont.
Dana Brezzi BA ‘94, April 3, ‘16,
Chatham, Ont.
Keith Broadbent BA ‘75,
June 29, ‘16, Windsor, Ont.
Donna Brooks BA ‘73,
April 4, ‘16, Windsor, Ont.
Lawrence Buckborough BA ‘54,
July 8, ‘16, Windsor, Ont.
Lawrence Burchell BA ‘63,
July 8, ‘16, Windsor, Ont.
Norma Chantler BA ‘80,
March 24, ‘16, Windsor, Ont.
John Cole BA ‘60,
Feb. 15, ‘12, Ottawa, Ont.
Wedding
Ned Colovic BPE ‘76,
BEd ‘77, May 28, ‘16,
Windsor, Ont.
Stefani (Blak) McMahon
BA ‘12, and Alexander
McMahon, May 7, ‘16,
Windsor, Ont.
Sharon Cooper Moore
CBA ‘91, Sept. 16, ‘15,
Windsor, Ont.
Births
Nicole Carder BA ‘03, BEd
‘04, and David Carder, a son,
Beau David Wayne, Dec. 18,
‘15, Windsor, Ont.
Tariqul Chowdhury BA ‘08,
and Jinnatun Nisa, a son,
Arzan Bin Tariq, May 11, ‘15,
Chittagong, Bangladesh.
Tariqul is a financial analyst,
Diamond Traders,
Chittagong, Bangladesh.
In Memoriam
Douglas Armstrong DM ‘64,
MBA ‘66, BA ’91, May 26, ‘16,
Windsor, Ont.
Richard Evans BA ‘57,
Dec. 20, ‘15, Windsor, Ont.
Rita Fetter BA ‘66,
Feb. 4, ‘16, Windsor, Ont.
Robert Field MBA ‘73,
Aug. 7, ‘13, Inglewood, Ont.
Pierre Gagne BA ‘73,
BEd ‘74, Dec. 28, ‘15,
Windsor, Ont.
Theresa Georges
DTE ‘73, BA ‘74, BEd ‘74,
MEd ‘79, April 24, ‘16,
Leamington, Ont.
Bernice Gignac BA ‘70,
March 5, ‘16, Windsor, Ont.
Robert Hanson BA ‘65,
June 16, ‘16, Windsor, Ont.
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Jonathan Hastie BA ‘03,
Feb. 1, ‘16, Toronto, Ont.
Jerry Musyj BA ‘69, May 3,
‘16, McGregor, Ont.
Leo Samson BA ’47,
June 5, ’16, Windsor, Ont.
Betty Hellwig DPN ‘76,
June 17, ‘16, Toronto, Ont.
John Naccarato BA ‘72,
June 22, ‘16, Windsor, Ont.
Gary Hillman CBA ‘72,
Sept. 11, ‘15, Windsor, Ont.
Cynthia Nicholas
LLB ‘82, May 19, ‘16,
Scarborough, Ont.
George Sheehan BSc ’85,
BSc ’87, BCS ’96,
March 5, ’16, Windsor, Ont.
Mary Holmes BComm ‘71,
Jan. 5, ‘16, Windsor, Ont.
Garnet Hornick BA ‘63,
Feb. 21, ‘16, Leamington, Ont.
Richard Hornsey BA ‘62,
MA ‘66, Dec. 20, ‘15,
Windsor, Ont.
Erna Janzen BA ‘74,
Nov. 12, ‘11, Leamington, Ont.
Cynthia Lauwereys
BSW ‘11, Nov. 10, ‘14,
Wallaceburg, Ont.
Anna Marie Ljulj BA’77,
Feb. 20, ‘16, Windsor, Ont.
Anthony Lopes CBA ‘71,
Feb. 1, ‘16, Windsor, Ont.
Louise Love BComm ‘88,
April 4, ‘13, Bolton, Ont.
Kenneth Magowan BA ‘60,
June 18, ‘16, Windsor, Ont.
Jerome Malone BA ‘65,
MA ‘68, March 10, ‘16,
Windsor, Ont.
Leo McArthur BComm ‘59,
Jan. 11, ‘16, King City, Ont.
Ann McKeown BA ‘59,
April 30, ‘16, Toronto, Ont.
Robert Michalik BA ‘69,
April 15, ‘16, Windsor, Ont.
Joachim Mueller BA ‘74,
BEd ‘75, Jan. 19, ‘16,
Windsor, Ont.
Thomas Muldoon BA ‘71,
MEd ‘75, May 29, ‘16,
Tecumseh, Ont.
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Ted Shiner BSc ’66, MSc ’67,
May 19, ’14, Oshawa, Ont.
Vartan Ohanessian
BComm ‘61, April 7, ‘13,
Toronto, Ont.
Marina Sionov BScN ‘86,
Feb. 14, ’16, Royal Oak,
Mich.
Peter Oprica BA ‘64,
Oct. 8, ‘15, Kitchener, Ont.
Lonnie Smith BComm ’86,
June 28, ’16, Watford, Ont.
Monica Pare BA ‘90,
Jan. 31, ‘16, Windsor, Ont.
Dennis Solet BA ’73,
BEd ’73, DTE ’73, Feb. 2, ’16,
Windsor, Ont.
Howard Pawley LLD ‘93,
Dec. 30, ‘15, Windsor, Ont.
Geraldine Payne
MA ‘62, Sept. 16, ‘14,
Camlachie, Ont.
Ronald Stephen BA ’58,
MEd ’79, March 20, ’16,
Windsor, Ont.
Bertram Stevens BA 78,
MA ’80, March 24, ’16,
London, Ont.
Helen Stevens BA ’79,
MA ’81, June 17, ’16,
London, Ont.
Donal Stone BA ’60, MA ’78,
May 22, ’16, Windsor, Ont.
Norman Thibert BA ’46,
June 19, ’16, Windsor, Ont.
Ronald Truant BA ’72,
BComm ’74, BCO ’74,
Feb. 16, ’16, Windsor, Ont.
Jennifer Vieira LLB ’05,
July 12, ’16, Toronto, Ont.
Gwyneth Watts BA ’79,
BA ’80, BEd ’81, Feb. 21, ’16,
Windsor, Ont.
John Pichelli LLB ‘75,
May 30, ‘13, Burlington, Ont.
Dr. Trevor Price MA ‘67,
University Professor,
Political Science,
July 7, ‘16, Windsor, Ont.
Donald W. Reynolds
BA ’48, April 30, ’16,
Windsor, Ont.
Franko Ritosa BA ’84,
March 2, ’16, Windsor, Ont.
Alexander Rivard BA ’55,
Oct. 24, ’13, Tilbury, Ont.
Robert Robertson BA ’96,
March 22, ’16, Windsor, Ont.
Michael Rohrer BA ’94,
May 26, ’16, Windsor, Ont.
Chris Rusnak BA ’98,
Dec. 31, ’15, Windsor, Ont.
Darryl Sabo BA ’76,
BEd ’77, April 11, ’16,
Windsor, Ont.
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