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2019 3 2 Leading with Heart – Alumni News | 2019 Leading with Heart – Alumni News | This Fall will mark the completion of a The kind of education Huron delivers is to Huron. After doubling our first-year four-year cycle. That is, with the arrival ideally suited for this vital social mission. class last September, we are on pace of our freshman class in September, Our students are not learning by rote. to increase it again this Fall. Why is this JOIN HURON AS WE CULTIVATE I will have welcomed all of our students Instead, in small classes, led by highly happening? I believe young people are from first to fourth year. Knowing these qualified faculty, Huron students are looking for opportunities to serve young people, I am more confident taught to critically examine information, and Huron is in the right place LEADERSHIP WITH HEART than ever Huron is an institution formulate evidence-based ideas, and at the right time in order to respond with an important role to play in express themselves clearly to others. We to this need. We are well on the way Canada and beyond. are truly training our students to be good to completing our goal of providing A MESSAGE FROM DR. BARRY CRAIG, PRESIDENT citizens. For, not only do we provide them a volunteer opportunity for every student We often think of education as primarily with the intellectual tools who attends Huron. These opportunities a private good. That is, we talk about the to participate effectively in civic life, help develop leadership skills in our need to acquire education in order to get we call them to be “Leaders with Heart.” students and assist in the development a good job and so on. It is something that We are consciously calling our students of empathy also. benefits ourselves. This is certainly true. to be people who care for others. We are In fact, education is more important than the only university in Canada that asks In order to accommodate our growing ever in securing a living in an economy every student to give back to society. student body, we have just announced that is increasingly knowledge-based. We emphasize the development of the most significant building project at character as well as the intellect. Huron in more than a quarter century. But, there is another aspect to education, Our new $18.5 million academic building particularly post-secondary education. Since we launched our Leaders with Heart will contain seven new classrooms, That other aspect is to understand mission two years ago, the response offices, a welcome centre, a new Student education as a public good. In a has been overwhelming. Our application Activity Centre, and a state-of-the-art democratic society, it is vital that numbers have more than doubled. 450-seat performance theatre. Designed citizens be equipped to play their role We have raised our entrance standards by Tom Tillman and constructed by in self-governance. If we are to continue such that they are now among the highest Ellis-Don, this striking structure, standing to be a free and open society, we need in Canada. And yet, ever larger numbers on Western Road, will make a statement to be citizens who are educated and of qualified young people are being drawn to everyone who sees it. capable of questioning perceived truths. Especially now, when we are inundated by a vast flood of information from seemingly limitless sources, we need to be able to assess that information and determine how best to use it.

“Since we launched our Leaders with Heart vision two years ago, the response has been overwhelming. As I write this message, I am concluding my third year in the President's office at Huron. To say that these three years have flown by quickly would be an understatement. Our application numbers Dr. Barry Craig with London's newly elected mayor, Ed Holder. At the same time, paradoxically, I feel as if I have been working at Huron my whole life! have more than doubled.”

2019 5 4 Leading with Heart – Alumni News | 2019 Leading with Heart – Alumni News | “Huron has something wonderful to offer to Canada and to the world beyond. I count myself fortunate to be part of this great community.”

This new building will serve two purposes. The energy, vision, intelligence and On the one hand, it will provide our compassion our students possess students with modern, bright and is sorely needed by the world today. functional facilities. Equipped with the I call on all alumni to rally behind these latest technology, both students and young people. Please help me support faculty will benefit. On the other hand, them in becoming Leaders with Heart. it will serve as a bridge to the wider

community. We envision the new As we publicly launch our most ambitious theatre as a venue that will host not capital campaign ever, we will all have an only performances, but community opportunity to be part of this remarkable events, such as political debates, period in Huron’s long and distinguished prominent speakers, and public policy history. Huron has something wonderful exchanges. Huron will become a focal to offer to Canada and to the world point for civic engagement in the city. beyond. I count myself fortunate to be part of this great community. The new academic building is a complement to several new academic programs, new messaging, and a new relationship with the world beyond our doors. Whether studying theology, arts, or social sciences, our students are called to engage with a global society.

2019 7 6 Leading with Heart – Alumni News | 2019 Leading with Heart – Alumni News | Huron Celebrates 2019 Honorary Degree Recipient MICHAEL MEDLINE CLASS OF 1984

“A surreal experience,” is how Michael Medline, As one of Canada’s most accomplished business the President & Chief Executive Officer of Empire leaders, Michael Medline has curated some of the Company Limited (Empire) and its wholly-owned country’s most significant mergers and acquisitions, subsidiary Sobeys Inc., described receiving including Mark’s Work Wearhouse and Sport Chek an Honorary Doctor of Divinity during Huron’s at Canadian Tire, and Spring Convocation. Farm Boy at Sobeys.

Our university was proud to present Mr. Medline with this award in celebration of his significant professional achievements and long record of community involvement. Alongside his whole family — accomplished wife, Tracy Dalglish, and all four children included — our newest cohort of graduates and President, Dr. Barry Craig, applauded Mr. Medline’s approach to personal and professional achievement:

“Mike’s legacy is not only defined by great tangible accomplishments, but it also demonstrates his strength of character, which consistently balances effectiveness with ethical conduct.”

8 Leading with Heart – Alumni News | 2019 As the class of 2019 became the newest He then applied a great deal of hard work that have taken place since Dr. Craig members of Huron’s elite alumni network, to build a truly remarkable professional articulated his vision for a school that their eyes widened listening to the CEO of legacy — one that is still in the making. stretches the traditional Liberal Arts one of Canada’s largest employers share model to develop socially-conscious a deeply personal perspective on staying “I believe in passionately Leading with citizens who are capable of creating true to yourself and making deliberate Heart wholeheartedly,” Medline said. change within our world’s chaotic climate. choices to carve your own, unique path “It’s not good enough to run a business to success. or just do your job, it’s got to be about “Our university is a more dynamic place something more. than ever. The work your president has “When I sat where you are today, I didn’t done to raise the bar here is incredibly take the safe career advice for that time. At Sobeys, it’s very important we give impressive – so impressive that, truth And I don’t give that kind of advice back to a wide variety of communities, be told, I wouldn’t make the cut to now, period,” Medline said. so Barry’s vision really resonated with get into Huron today,” Medline said. me and everything I’ve worked towards “So, I know I’m extra lucky to be here. “The individuals who succeed in my career.” I’m honoured to be in the company of the best and brightest students are the ones who are able out there. The future is yours.” to adapt, embrace change Some of the many ways Medline lives Huron’s commitment to bettering and – most importantly – the world is through his support of We’re proud one of follow their passions. Canadians — regardless of income, the most recognizable My time at Huron gave age or ability — to access resources names in business is a that support healthier and more vibrant me that foundation for willing advocate of the lives. He is currently a member of the my future, and it led me Board of the SickKids Foundation, type of education that to where I am today.” Grocery Foundation, The Sobey nurtures your passions Foundation and former member of the as much as your mind. Prior to Medline’s ascension to his Board of Governors for Canada’s Sports current role, he earned a BA in History Hall of Fame and was previous Chair of Mr. Medline is so much more than at Huron and then a law degree at the the Retail Council of Canada. a celebrated business executive. University of Toronto in 1987. One year His professional and philanthropic later, he supplemented this degree pursuits perfectly represent the with an MBA from the Raymond A. importance of cultivating your Mason School of Business, which personality and work ethic, as led to him practising law for two much as the technical skills that years with McCarthy Tétrault. “The work your President will support your ambitions. has done to raise the During his time there, Medline began to We hope all our alumni will join us see his true passion lay beyond a typical bar here is incredibly in celebrating Michael Medline. Not day as a corporate lawyer. “I remember impressive – so impressive only because of his outstanding being in meetings to provide legal advice accomplishments, but also his to business clients and thinking the whole that, truth be told, commitment to being authentic time that I wanted to be on the other side I wouldn’t make the cut and courageous, and leading with of the table with them,” said Mr. Medline compassion within each and every in an interview. to get into Huron today.” one of the ventures that led him home to Huron. This Huron alumnus embraced his Mr. Medline’s captivated audience of emerging passion and appetite for new graduates were excited to hear intellectual risks that came from his how he feels about our university’s new Liberal Arts background at Huron. direction and the significant changes

2019 11 10 Leading with Heart – Alumni News | 2019 Leading with Heart – Alumni News | THREE distinct alumni, ONE meaningful call to action

SETTING THE STAGE FOR DIVERSITY, EQUALITY AND THE COMMON GOOD AT OUR 155TH FOUNDER’S DAY

On November 30, Huron celebrated its 155th Founder’s Day by awarding one of Canada’s most-recognizable SETTING THE STAGE FOR DIVERSITY, business leaders, Melinda Rogers, with an Honorary Doctor of Divinity. EQUALITY, AND THE COMMON GOOD This was the first time in the university’s rich history that this TH prestigious degree was awarded AT OUR 155 FOUNDER`S DAY Jane Caskey, Class of '91 left, and Melinda Rogers, to a female who had previously Class of '93 above been a student of Huron.

Most excitingly, Melinda was not the only formidable example of charismatic and compassionate leadership to walk across the stage during the ceremony. Alongside the Deputy Chair of Rogers Communications Inc., Huron also acknowledged the significant personal and professional achievements of Jane Caskey, a Partner and Global Head of Risk Advisory at Norton Rose Fulbright Canada LLP, as well as Chelsea Smith, a bilingual class action lawyer at McKenzie Lake LLP. Chelsea Smith, Class of '11

2019 13 12 Leading with Heart – Alumni News | 2019 Leading with Heart – Alumni News | “It's fantastic to see this great institution Huron is proud our Founder’s Day building on their tradition of bestowing “Some of the greatest role celebration became a platform for honorary degrees upon women as well models, in my life, have these exemplary women to share about as men. I am grateful to become a part the importance of recognizing the value of, what I hope will be, an ever-growing been feminists — both of diverse leaders even when, as Jane legacy of deserving female recipients puts it, “They do not come in the from Huron,” Melinda said. “I am men and women. They packages we’re typically used to.” especially proud to be celebrating with have not only been my these two outstanding women who mentors, but they have In keeping with our promise to develop are both shining examples of leaders effective and empathetic citizens, our who live with heart and embody the propelled me forward university welcomes its obligation to university’s mission of giving back.” foster a more equitable future. We also through true sponsorship: recognize our efforts must extend Despite their diverse trajectories, they put me in front beyond gender equality to, as Melinda each recipient spoke with a shared shares, “Create more space for a variety enthusiasm regarding the leadership of influential contacts of voices to be heard and for people, from qualities they see within one another and clients, advocated every background, to develop into their and hope to cultivate within themselves, best selves.” their organizations and our world more for me and continuously broadly. Most notably, they emphasized gave me insightful Just as each of these three previous the importance of fostering diversity Huron students show, when we as one of the most significant ways feedback and career encourage others to be authentic, speak to uncover effective solutions to advice. This support up and share their unique perspectives, the issues our world is facing. we suddenly have a far better chance has been absolutely of creating companies and communities When discussing the legal field, Jane fundamental for my that effectively address the needs Caskey placed special emphasis on of all – not just the privileged few. recognizing the vibrancy previously career.” - Jane Caskey underrepresented voices contribute We hope our alumni network will help As a young woman in law herself, to the highest levels of organizations. further Huron’s vision of developing Chelsea Smith reaffirmed Jane's students’ open-mindedness and sentiments when discussing the "In my field, there has been tremendous willingness to challenge stagnant social perseverance of mentors who have From left to right. advancement in diversity. When you look views and structures. As we pursue our Jane Caskey, Melinda inspired her upward momentum. at a law school’s graduating class, it’s ethical and sustainable approach to Rogers, Chelsea Smith, “Empowering women is one of the & Huron President typically, at least, 50 per cent female,” education, we will continue to look to keys to building the future we want Dr. Barry Craig at Huron's the internationally-recognized partner our alumni as beacons of mentorship 156th Founder's Day. because it encourages young females said. “However, within more senior levels who will engage with their alma mater to feel capable of Leading with Heart of the profession, it is closer to 25 per to set an extremely high moral in ways they may have never before felt cent representation. Collectively, we are and professional bar for the next were accessible to them,” she explains. putting in significant effort to move that generation of Leaders with Heart. “Considering women have already been needle forward.” able to accomplish so much – even in the face of adversity – I’m eager to see what we will achieve as we overcome more and more barriers to inclusion.”

2019 15 14 Leading with Heart – Alumni News | 2019 Leading with Heart – Alumni News | “Two very simple, but incredibly While discussing the opportunities A PRESIDENTIAL INVITATION powerful things got me to where “I want to be a part of the presented by Huron’s new academic I am now: kindness and belief. Even movement that is pushing building, collaborative spaces and when I first arrived at Huron, people classrooms, Christianne explains didn’t question my ability to positively Huron to be the most they can set the stage for big to revolutionize influence my peers as a student leader. changes in campus culture. They took for granted I would succeed inclusive and influential Liberal Arts education and encouraged me to take advantage Liberal Arts university it As Huron increases its capacity to from Christianne Morrison, Students' Council President of opportunities to get involved.” can be,” she explains. welcome more influential personalities Christianne Morrison, HUCSC’s new into our centre for civic engagement, President, sums up the distinctive “The more we bring in more opportunities will be created to environment our alumni help show our students the importance of create for our students. students, who wouldn’t thoughtful global action. traditionally have been able Formal and informal mentorship to access Huron, the better “If students have a really strong drive opportunities have not only helped to help people and you’re determined to shape Christianne’s personal and off everyone becomes: our develop your skills, within a community professional achievements, but also that will push you to rise to the demands imbued her with meaningful lessons campus, neighbourhoods of our growingly complex world, we want about how engagement with diverse and broader communities them at Huron” Christianne says. communities can fundamentally “So, we need to continue to create teams transform the ways we interact with all become more of people, who are dedicated to making the world. representative, supportive our school the best it can be, but more than that, who will provide the resources Now, the HUCSC’s new President wants and empowering places.” we all need to do and be better as well.” to build upon and create even more Christianne is excited about creating opportunities that will help the next Rest assured Christianne and her team more initiatives that will connect Huron generation of Huron students interact of passionate student representatives with our alumni because, she knows, it with people, at various stages in their will further our alumni’s legacy of will further our university's mission of lives and careers, so they too can excellence in leadership. We hope Developing Leaders with Heart. learn and benefit from a wide range you’ll accept this visionary advocate’s of unique lived experiences and invitation to get more involved with Huron continues to attract leaders the lessons that come with them. our student community, so students who are serious about making a can emulate your contributions to difference in the way companies behave, “There’s a great opportunity for alumni making our communities more just, people are treated and privileges are to make connections with current compassionate and vibrant. distributed. Christianne is optimistic the students,” Christianne says. “Leaders, university's Heart of Huron campaign who are more advanced in their careers, is going to enhance the school’s ability are invaluable to young people who may to welcome even more globally-minded not know exactly where they’re headed and conscientious citizens. – or how to get there. We absolutely see your value and want to get to know you.”

2019 17 16 Leading with Heart – Alumni News | 2019 Leading with Heart – Alumni News | HURON'S NEW CAREER PUT PERFORANCE AT THE HEART OF HURON WHY ALUMNI NAME A SEAT SUPPORT HURON DEVELOPMENT "The Huron learning experience IN HURON'S was an amazing, door-opening time in CENTRE my life, thanks to the warm, caring and NEW THEATRE inspiring teaching staff." — Anonymous a 450-seat performance hall, located within Huron's new building, situated on Western Road. "Excellence in education is a rare thing and it behooves us, as alumni, to support as we are able." — Barbara Wellwood-Warnock THE BEST SEAT IN THE HOUSE IS WAITING FOR YOU! "One of the best memories that I have!" By naming a seat, you become part of a lasting legacy of alumni and friends — J. David Smart who share your belief that access to a well-rounded education matters.

There are many reasons to Name a Seat: "I give to Huron because Huron assisted me when I was paying my own way • Make your mark on Huron’s • Commemorate the years you through school." — Chris Cassidy largest-ever construction project spent developing into a Leader Huron is pleased to announce we have officially launched a LOOKING TO GIVE BACK OR GET INVOLVED? with Heart at Huron new Career Development Centre. All Huron students are We encourage you to reach out to the • Remember or celebrate a loved "Huron was a great experience for me." one in a truly special way • Celebrate the hard work of a current encouraged to visit the Career Development Centre to Career Development Team to: — Mary Joan Hollebone or recently graduated student work one-on-one with their personal Career Development • Hire an intern Coordinator to identify volunteer, mentorship, professional • Become a mentor • Pay tribute to an inspirational "Our family has a long history with development and internship opportunities to help them • Request volunteers for your faculty mentor Huron." build a competitive resume prior to graduation. civic engagement event — Betty Townshend • Post an opportunity in our ACT NOW TO RAISE THE CURTAIN ON THE NEW HEART OF HURON It is our promise to work with each student to help Career Development Centre "I had three of my best years of life there." CAN BE A ONE-TIME them gain the work and volunteer experience necessary • Recruit top talent for — Gail Varey $1,200 GIFT OR PAID IN to attain personal and professional fulfillment. your organization PER SEAT* MONTHLY INSTALMENTS. "My Huron education changed my life." *All seats will be assigned based on the order in which the gifts are — Gary Batstone CONNECT WITH HURON’S CAREER DEVELOPMENT TEAM! received. Seat name recognition does not guarantee reservation of particular seat for future performances. "Huron was there for me. I’m here for Huron now." — Anonymous "This space will become a doorway linking Huron to the wider community." "I enjoyed many of the best years of — Dr. Barry Craig, President my life at Huron — and made lifelong friends." — Lynne Gibbons

Sarah Noad Britney Hunter Megan Dykstra AVP, Community Partnerships Coordinator, Career Development Coordinator, Career Development [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

New to Huron's Career Development team this fall: Zach Anderson Coordinator, Employment Relations, [email protected]

2019 19 18 Leading with Heart – Alumni News | 2019 Leading with Heart – Alumni News | From INTERNATIONAL LEADERS “ANONYMOUS” HAVE ALWAYS HAD A HOME AT HURON to Apps

Alfred Apps, Class of ’79 Alumni Award of Distinction Recipient Founder’s Day in 2017

When Alfred Apps (Class of ’79) arrived at Huron, it was the first time the Woodstock-born student had ever been surrounded by people from all over the world. Even after all these years, Alfred explains the immersion within the rich tapestry of Huron’s campus has stuck with him because, “Interacting with people of different backgrounds and cultures showed me how exciting the world could be, if you were actually willing to get out into it.”

With his charismatic personality and colourful rhetorical style, Alfred initially arrived at Huron with the intention of going into the priesthood. However, after falling in love with the human-centric subjects that formed his Liberal Arts degree, he decided to put his problem solving and creative writing skills towards a career in law.

Alfred’s drastic change of heart could be the making of a great comedy routine. But instead, Huron’s cultivation of his globally-minded approach to relationship building has helped him earn the title of one of “Canada’s leading lawyers.”

2019 21 20 Leading with Heart – Alumni News | 2019 Leading with Heart – Alumni News | “Our world has become fast and furious, quick and crazy, but the sense of belonging Huron gave me made me feel safe and rooted and able to step forward with confidence in a changing world.”

It wasn’t just the university’s distinct "I believe in a Canada that can become Not only did his mom develop a close approach to education that helped a beacon to the world and show relationship through her work with the position the Miller Thomson LLP people how we turn diversity (and our Diocese, but two of Alfred’s siblings Partner for significant success. Alfred’s understanding of it) into a strength. and his brother-in-law also donned the experiences living in residence, acting In a world that is constantly struggling Huron red. On October 19, we look as the O-Week Co-Chair and positions with strife and the attainment of fairness forward to celebrating the significant as HUCSC President and Vice-President and peace, Huron demonstrates those contributions of the Apps family, during for Western Students' Council redefined fundamental human values that, a celebratory "house crawl" and ribbon the way he conceived of leadership and at its heart, Canada is all about.” cutting at Homecoming. connected him with one of Canada’s most

iconic influencers – Pierre Elliott Trudeau. One of the ways Alfred is helping foster Like Alfred, we’re hopeful the newly his vision for Huron’s future Leaders renovated Apps International House Alfred’s conversation with our former with Heart is through his support of the will set the stage for many meaningful Prime Minster, which remains one of the Apps House transformation. Thanks to moments for students who are pursuing alumnus' favourite memories, led to his his donation, the property, which their unique purpose within our close-knit involvement in Trudeau’s campaign as was originally purchased in 1963 by community. With the continued support a speech writer. Not only did this help an anonymous donor, is now a space of our vibrant international alumni pay his way through law school, but the where international students receive network, we’re confident his vision will celebrated politician’s globally-focused support from our Coordinator of be realized. perspective extended Apps’ recognition International Student Engagement, that, while at Huron, he didn’t just study study, celebrate and engage with the “As a small-town boy, Huron lifted me the humanities: his own humanity was broader university community. up to a life of much broader human strengthened. experience and helped me create Huron red has run in the a network of extraordinary friends He hopes other young Canadians will Apps family since before and relationships,” Alfred shares. “It engage with the opportunity to enrich transformed how I communicate and Alfred was born. their minds through the critical study understand the world, and my hope is of our planet – and its complex issues every student takes part in those The Apps’ Huron legacy began long – so they have the ability and desire types of transformative experiences.” before Alfred’s first year and we’re to positively influence it. so grateful he's chosen to extend it with his generous contribution to our international students' experiences.

2019 23 22 Leading with Heart – Alumni News | 2019 Leading with Heart – Alumni News | CANADA'S FIRST LADY OF MUSICAL THEATRE explains why reverence for the arts matters.

To say our university has the honour of hosting a diverse array of special guests would be a vast understatement. But, one of the most effervescent personalities Huron has likely ever welcomed was none other than Tony-nominated Broadway performer, Louise Pitre.

The “First Lady of Canadian Musical Theatre” made her Broadway debut in 2002 as Donna in the smash hit musical, Mamma Mia! Our students, who put on this fan-favourite production in the spring, had the privilege of participating in a theatre “Masterclass” with Louise.

The star, who has built a colourful and meaningful career since graduating university, was excited to return to the familiar Liberal Arts environment of her alma mater’s founding institution.

Members of the Huron Underground Dramatic Society (HUDS), faculty and staff were delighted to welcome Louise home and embark on a day of inspiration and learning that extended far beyond the pages of their scripts and corners of their make-work “stage.”

“We must all do theatre to find out who we are, and to discover who we could become.” – AUGUSTO BOAL

2019 25 24 Leading with Heart – Alumni News | 2019 Leading with Heart – Alumni News | Louise is the winner of a National Broadway Touring Award, a New York Theatre World Award, a San Francisco Theatre Critics’ Award, a Betty Mitchell Award and four Dora Mavor Moore awards, all for best performance by a leading actress in a musical.

Huron's production of Mamma Mia!

Sean Yauk, Executive Producer of the allows us to live in this heightened way. everything you need to persuade your This innovative 450-seat space will production, said, “It’s an immense Then, when we leave that space, we talk audience to experience particular empower Huron to more fully realize pleasure to have such a renowned artist about it and what the messages mean: emotions and grapple with its vision of, “Developing students who “To me, art goes beyond the intellect to the heart come back to visit us,” Yauk said. “Louise that just might change us, and sometimes transformative narratives.” society is crying out for – those called is a veteran actress with a beautiful voice it does. That humanness is what we lose to lead with a heart and a conscience – where we experience our initial and immediate and a big heart. Such a gift — an inspiring out on without the arts.” With the support of our alumni, we are through Liberal Arts’ experiences,” responses to other people. Theatre develops the experience we will always remember.” finally going to give our campus the Dr. Barry Craig explains. “Their Even though HUDS has involved and civic engagement and performance involvement in theatre and civic part of you that reacts to things as a human being,” Earlier this year, Sean reached out to entertained thousands of alumni, there space the Heart of Huron has always engagement encourages their ability Louise shares. “Because it’s about connecting Louise, and to the Mamma Mia! actors’ may still be some of you who are not longed for. Together, we’re helping to empathize with others, while also very pleasant surprise, she willingly took familiar with the magical, creative and our students tap into the imaginative fostering the confidence and skills and communicating with each other by telling to address the significant challenges time out of her schedule to support socially-progressive projects they’ve and developmental possibilities of a stories in heightened ways, so we understand them. Our young, but immensely talented been showcasing since 1963. Despite venue specifically built to nurture their affecting humanity.” actors, were thrilled to work with such our talented students’ significant unique gifts and connections with our lives, histories and world more deeply.” a seasoned artist whose passion for contributions to our community, others. The construction of Huron’s new If you would like to learn more about performance shone through every during all these decades, they have performance hall, which will host artistic this exciting initiative, please visit – Louise Pitre, Tony Nominated Performer creative direction, as well as her never performed on a purpose-built and community events, will be the pièce huronatwestern.ca/theatre to see how not-so-subtle sentiments surrounding stage, within a designated theatre space. de résistance of the Heart of Huron – one our alumni will be “wearing their hearts the value of engaging with the arts: of the largest building initiatives in our on their seats,” to further build upon Shakespeare may have said, “All the university’s history. Huron’s legacy of Canada’s leading “I feel like we’re losing sight of the fact that, world is a stage,” but Louise argues that Liberal Arts institution. in order to be a well-rounded person, you is simply not the case: “You need a stage require an education that offers some to be an actor. You can’t pretend the We look forward to having you join us of everything,” Louise shares. “Theatre stage, but from there, you can pretend as we raise the curtain on the Heart of Huron and seeing our Leaders with Heart engage creatively with who they want to be and how they want to “act” within the broader context of the world.

2019 27 26 Leading with Heart – Alumni News | 2019 Leading with Heart – Alumni News | HURON'S NEW HIRES EMBODY DR. SAWAKO AKAI DR. YAN LU DR. LINDSAY Assistant Professor of Assistant Professor SCORGIE-PORTER LEADERSHIP Japanese Studies of Chinese Language Assistant Professor of and Literature WITH HEART Political Science “I love learning and teaching. I believe education is the key,” “In the age of information overload, the goal of university “Conflict studies is inherently such a dynamic asserts Dr. Akai. “As Mandela said, ‘Education is the most By: Karen Otto teaching is not simply to impart knowledge, given that and timely subject area, as there are always powerful weapon you can use to change the world.’ what is taught in class always remains limited and might (unfortunately) cases occurring in real time. The become outdated in our rapidly changing world. Good number of conflicts around the globe are drastically Curiosity, passion and drive. Perseverance, A familiar face to many previously graduated and current teaching is more like opening a window for students fewer than when I first started my postsecondary through which they can look into the beauty and wonder dedication and years of hard work. These are Huron students, Dr. Akai has been teaching at Huron either education, and the trend looks to continue – which part or full-time since 2001. Originally from Kyoto, Japan, of the world, and, step by step, learn to perceive the world is excellent news. However, there is still so much we all traits Huron’s newest Leaders with Heart she received her B.A. in English language from Kansai Gaidai with passionate hearts, open minds and critical eyes. I don’t know about such things as conflict motivators share with one another and in turn are sharing University in Osaka, Japan in 1998, obtained her M.Ed. in believe only when the students learn how to enjoy the and dynamics.” with their students. Dr. Sawako Akai, Dr. Curriculum Studies at Brock University in 2007 and her marvelous kaleidoscope of literature can they develop a Yan Lu and Dr. Lindsay Scorgie-Porter are PhD in Education from the Ontario Institute for Studies genuine interest in reading, writing and thinking that lasts Dr. Scorgie-Porter has been a sessional instructor at Huron Huron’s newest Assistant Professors, all in in Education in 2017. Her PhD dissertation is entitled, long after graduating from university.” for years and has been recognized for having organized probationary tenure-track positions. Transformative Learning in an Interculturally-Inclusive two student trips to Rwanda. She was also the 2017 Online Community. Dr. Lu has worked at Huron for the past year in the winner of the Faculty of Arts and Social Science Award for Department of East Asia Studies and is a valued member Excellence in Teaching. Dr. Scorgie-Porter graduated with Each professor is committed to Huron’s vision Dr. Akai says she first became interested in languages in high of the community. She received her BA in English at the her BA in Political Science and Peace and Conflict Studies school. The thirst to learn a new language soon morphed into of educating the next generation of Leaders Beijing Normal University in 2005 and her MA in Translation at the University of Toronto in 2005. She obtained her MA wishing to learn how to teach a foreign language. Learning with Heart. Huron is committed to furthering Studies also at the Beijing Normal University in 2008. in Global Politics at the London School of Economics in new teaching techniques is another one of my passions, and the careers of the best and brightest She completed her PhD in Comparative Literature at the 2006 and received her PhD in Politics from the University so too is incorporating new technologies into her teaching. academics in the world. Dr. Akai, Dr. Lu and Dr. University of Toronto in 2015. Her PhD dissertation is of Cambridge in 2013. Her PhD dissertation is entitled, “I facilitated a project for online communication between entitled, Minor Transethnicity: Chinese, First Nations, and Rwenzori Rebels: The Allied Democratic Forces Conflict in Scorgie-Porter are of the highest calibre and Canadian and Japanese students. The wonderful thing here Blacks in Multilingual Chinese-Canadian Fiction. the Uganda-Congo Borderland. all three have fascinating stories of how their is that I helped create an opportunity for students to build paths led them to Huron. We're excited to have lasting friendships online. Both Canadian and Japanese The love of reading was instilled in Dr. Lu from her parents, It was through Dr. Scorgie-Porter’s undergraduate studies the opportunity to share them with you. students became more motivated to learn Japanese/English she says, and literary books and journals were a mainstay in that her interest in studying conflicts developed into a and in the process became more culturally aware her household. “For me, the beauty of literature is distinct full-fledged passion. She says she couldn’t understand how and accepting of others.” from many other disciplines because it lies in enjoyment, she had not heard of such things as the civil war in Somalia the aesthetic enjoyment of language and texts a well as the or the Rwandan genocide. After completing internships in intellectual enjoyment of literary criticism.” Dr. Lu says she both West Africa and New York City and deciding a career in enjoys pushing her students to realize Chinese literature is the think tank industry wasn’t for her, she knew obtaining a an intrinsic part of world literature and its value isn’t just PhD was the right course so she could ask her own research within China’s borders. She encourages her students and in questions and delve deeper into certain topics. particular, her international Chinese students, to consider the literature beyond national boundaries and read Chinese literature from global and cross cultural perspectives. She also reminds students to never forget to enjoy what they are reading. Analysis must always take place but so to must enjoyment of the written word.

2019 29 28 Leading with Heart – Alumni News | 2019 Leading with Heart – Alumni News | Despite the difficulties, all three women Dr. Akai also sees signs of glass ceilings For Dr. Lu who is a relative newcomer say changes are being made. Women being broken. “I am encouraged by the to Huron, she says Huron is unique. are gaining places in academia that many accomplished women who refuse “I joined Huron last September and before may have been out of reach and to shy away from academic pursuits. I felt warmly welcomed from the very first they are optimistic these changes will Many of my colleagues are wonderful day. As a Liberal Arts institution, it’s quite only improve further as there are still women who have made progressive and different from large research universities,” challenges to be worked through. For Dr. impactful changes in education,” she says. she shares. “I have a lot of opportunities to Lu, for whom the female stigma in China mingle with my colleagues outside my field is still prevalent, she is pleased with All three professors also point out there and foster interdisciplinary collaboration. Canada’s more liberal view on the subject. are other hurdles to choosing a career I also have substantive interactions with in the Liberal Arts and humanities. students thanks to the small classes. I “The academic job market is not very can tailor my teaching to the individual promising for humanities in general,” needs of students from a wide variety of says Dr. Lu. “Besides, Chinese is backgrounds and make myself available “The policies are more a minor discipline in North America. for one-on-one conversations,” she says. supportive for female Only a small number of universities “Huron is like a family. Whenever I need have a Chinese program.” Luckily, Huron help, I know there’s always someone there academics in Canada,” recognizes the value of deepening to support me.” she says. “However, glass students' understanding of global partners and practices, so Dr. Lu left York Dr. Akai couldn’t agree more with the ceilings still exist. Women University to become a part of our vibrant family statement as she calls Huron and diverse community. Dr. Scorgie- ‘home’. “I came from Japan to Huron are far outnumbered Porter also relates that for “several years” 20 years ago to teach Japanese and by men at higher level after graduating with her PhD she had lived in Young House for one year. nothing but contract positions and heavy Huron accepted me as one of its own, positions. For example, teaching loads. Dr. Akai agrees with taught me teaching and Canadian there is much less female both women that embracing academia cultural skills which enabled me to Pictured from left to right: and teaching is not for the faint of heart. succeed in my life as a newcomer to Dr. Lindsay Scorgie-Porter, representation at the rank “Most challenging for me,” she says, “was both Canadian academia and Canadian Dr. Sawako Akai, & Dr. Yan Lu. of full professors. I am balancing my academic demands and society. To me, Huron is home.” teaching duties with the 24-hour reality

glad Huron has hired of family and other personal interests.” Huron is proud to welcome Dr. Sawako quite a few female Akai, Dr. Yan Lu and Dr. Lindsay Scorgie- All three of these professors were hired due to their “When I was looking for academic jobs in China a few years Despite their shared and individual Porter as its newest faculty members. commitment to their research, dedication to their students and ago, women, especially young women, were put at a severe faculty members at various challenges, these three distinguished We look forward to their continued love of their subject matter. All three, also, share more than just disadvantage compared with men,” says Dr. Lu. Women, she ranks in recent years.” faculty members are quick to celebrate contributions to our growingly diverse their place of employment. They’ve worked incredibly hard to explains, were thought to be more expensive — as they would the respect and mutual camaraderie they educational environments - where get where they are and all have faced barriers, in one form or most likely take maternity leaves and replacements would have have found at Huron. “I’ve been at Huron students will be challenged to be Leaders another, along the way. They also all share their love of Huron to be found and paid for — as well as unreliable as it was for a few years, but I’m still very excited with Heart by many of Canada's most and the unique students it attracts. thought family commitments would always take precedence. to know I’ll have more of a permanent supportive and accomplished academics. For Dr. Scorgie-Porter, her gender also came into play when presence here,” says Dr. Scorgie-Porter. she was doing research. “I had to conduct extensive fieldwork “The Huron community has been so in eastern Congo and western Uganda for my PhD and, at times, welcoming – I’ve taught at a few other cultural norms there meant I faced some challenges on my own campuses, but this is by far my favourite,” as a woman,” she shares. she says.

2019 31 30 Leading with Heart – Alumni News | 2019 Leading with Heart – Alumni News | Huron commits to “CRYING OUT” alongside the 104th Archbishop of Canterbury

Huron has a long and rich history of delivering a Theological education that nurtures students’ spiritual, moral and intellectual entities. As part of our vision of empowering students to lead more charitable and ethical lives, we surround them with bright minds and compassionate hearts who are willing to share their journeys and inspire our students to discover how they too can contribute their unique gifts to our communities.

On March 18, 2019, during a special Theology Convocation, Huron conferred the Degree of Doctor of Divinity upon Dr. Rowan Williams who served as Archbishop of Canterbury, from December 2002 to December 2012, and was the officiant for the Royal Wedding of Prince William and Her Royal Highness The Duchess of Cambridge.

2019 33 32 Leading with Heart – Alumni News | 2019 Leading with Heart – Alumni News | Lord Williams is internationally The issues the 104th Archbishop spoke This event and its keynote speaker are recognized as an outstanding thinker, about focused mainly on our treatment treasured additions to Huron’s rich writer, scholar and teacher. He is the of one another. He identified, what he legacy, and we are so honoured to have author of more than two dozen books argued to be, one of humanity’s greatest been host to such an exemplary model on a wide range of theological, historical afflictions: the pervasiveness of Leadership with Heart. Dr. Williams’ and political themes, and has published of apathy that allows poverty, injustice emphasis on the importance of leading studies on Dostoevsky, C.S. Lewis and and inequitable access to resources to with compassion, selflessness and Teresa of Avila. Dr Williams is also a noted persist — despite our power to positively wisdom seamlessly aligns with poet and, apart from his native Welsh, influence them. With his gentle tone Huron’s vision of reshaping the speaks or reads nine other languages. and powerful message, at first, the poet world by balancing effectiveness philosopher moved the audience to with empathy and profitability with Directly following the award silence. But, far more indicative of the moral and ethical conduct. potency of his rhetoric, after he finished ceremony, Dr. Williams speaking and the room had time to digest “Dr. Williams’ commitment to cultivating presented a special lecture his words, an excited chatter erupted. peaceful and inclusive international to the university community relations, as well as his unyielding support entitled, “What Shall I Cry? Audience members of all ages, from for vulnerable populations makes him How Do We Preach Today?” across Canada — and even those who an exemplary model of the Leadership had traversed our southern border with Heart we encourage our students and overseas — were eager to ask after to develop within and beyond our During his impassioned remarks, the Dr. Williams’ perspective. Many listeners classrooms,” shares Dr. Craig. world-renowned scholar and spiritual were intrigued by his challenging, but advisor lamented the current state of hopeful viewpoint about what is affecting societies around the world and advocated Thank you to all those who attended people and preventing them from being for our collective action to amend them: and participated in this unforgettable truly connected to one another — and event — we hope its lessons will stay themselves. It was truly remarkable to with all of us and inspire us to make “Our world can be unjust and divided, see a room full of people of every belief changes – big and small – to address but there are flesh and blood ways we system — and of none — engaged with all the aspects of humanity worth can bring people together and inspire a sermon of love, peace and justice. crying for. hope. And, that — I believe — is something worth “crying” about,” Dr. Williams remarked.

Dr. Rowan Williams receives an Honorary Doctor of Divinity at Huron, during a special Theology Convocation.

2019 35 34 Leading with Heart – Alumni News | 2019 Leading with Heart – Alumni News | In 2017 Asmat arrived in Canada via the Cory said. “Helping a student refugee In celebration of his exceptional Vancouver border. Before that, he was in this age of growing xenophobia felt academic and extracurricular a young man living entirely alone in the like my small gesture of social justice.” achievements, Huron surprised Asmat United States after travelling there to with a full scholarship during his wintry secure his personal safety. “If I hadn’t As a student refugee, Asmat visit. He would later accept our offer HURON PROVIDES come to Canada and I hadn’t crossed of admission to become a member understands the challenges of the border that night, I would have integrating into a new community, of Huron’s Class of 2023. LARGEST-EVER SCHOLARSHIP returned back to Afghanistan and who while also navigating the complexities knows if I’d be alive now,” reflects Asmat. of a foreign language. Once Ridley “Asmat is an exemplary model of the to a student refugee who makes the gift of College chose to financially support attributes our Leaders with Heart will Asmat’s residency in Canada was made Asmat’s high school education, require as they navigate competing education more accessible for all Canadians. possible through the benevolence of a his opportunities to support interests within each of the spheres they sponsor named Cory Miller. Cory had others flourished. operate,” Dr. Craig says. “We know he heard Asmat’s story, which included will inspire his classmates to recognize a narrative of the young refugee's He established the Rooted Justice their prerogative to reach beyond our perseverance, courage and compassion. 2020 Club to support migrant workers campus and uplift communities who and led an initiative to bring a student have, so far, been denied the humanity Miller wanted to help the young man from Malawi to Canada, so they too and happiness we all have a right to.” realize not only his intellectual potential, could access the life-enhancing but also his vision of redefining the experiences that would have otherwise After much celebration and sincere way immigrants are welcomed into been denied to them - simply based congratulations from all his peers our country and are cared for once on where they were born. and supporters, Asmat told Huron they settle in. he will pursue a double-major, Asmat is furthering his admirable combining Governance, Leadership “It was an opportunity to help mission by engaging with Model and Ethics with Economics. Asmat someone who clearly has so United Nations and the World Affairs also plans to study photography, much potential, it felt like Conference. His efforts continue to while obtaining an online business a very easy decision to make,” be acknowledged within and beyond certificate from Harvard University. his school community. “I want to get into politics [and] I’m committed to transforming our globe because I believe in equality of opportunity for everyone, which currently does not exist,” Asmat said. “My path at Huron is going to open the door for me to influence much positive development in this world.”

We’re honoured and excited to have Asmat on campus with us this fall. Our alumni often refer to Huron as their second family, so it’s not surprising our university celebrated We look forward to supporting him one of its newest members shortly before Family Day 2019 when Huron announced the largest-ever to shape a future where circumstance scholarship in Huron’s history would be given to a young man named Asmat. doesn’t dictate whether young people are able to realize their potential. When he first visited Huron to (unknowingly) receive this gift and meet Dr. Craig, Asmat was We hope you’ll join us in cultivating a grade 12 student refugee from Afghanistan attending Ridley College in St. Catharines, Ontario. the greatness of students, like Asmat, who are overcoming significant barriers to become the next generation of influential Leaders with Heart.

2019 37 36 Leading with Heart – Alumni News | 2019 Leading with Heart – Alumni News | CLASS NOTES 1990-1999 2000+ Congratulations to Adrienne Arsenault ’90 who won the Dr. Kendra Coulter ’02 has been named a Fellow of the Oxford Best Host or Interviewer in a News or Information Program Centre for Animal Ethics for her outstanding contributions or Series award at the Canadian Screen Awards. to the field. To be considered for Fellowship, nominees must have a deep commitment to the ethical treatment of animals 1950-1969 1980-1989 Congratulations to Ryan and demonstrate excellence in scholarly work and relevant Rodrigues ’98 who has research. Dr. Coulter is widely recognized as a leading and Stan Taylor ’68: “My days and five years at Huron Tim Allen ’81 shares that he is happily retired from the been re-elected to the innovative analyst of labour involving animals. are still fresh in my memory banks as being some of the publishing management/sales management industry and that Canadian Professional best years in my life. From my days as Theological he and his wife, Laurie, have recently been travelling throughout Sales Association (CPSA), Representative on the Huron Student Council through Ontario and Switzerland. the CPSA Foundation and to graduating with an L.Th. in 1968, to earning a Merit Award, the CPSA Institute Board to being made a deacon are memories that molded me into of Directors. He has also the man I am today. After serving in the Diocese of Fredericton attained his Certified Sales and the Diocese of Michigan, I left the ministry, returned to Leader (CSL) Designation university and earned a B.A. in one year and a B.Ed. the recognizing Canada’s top Photography by Alana Lee, following year. sales leadership talent. Trinity College School

I taught elementary school for the TCDSB for 23 years, took an early retirement and joined Scientists in School. I am in my 18th year with them. Four out of the past six years, I have given science workshops to educators from around the world at the Space Exploration Educators Conference at Johnson Space Center (NASA) in Houston, Texas. Last summer I enjoyed 5 days of simulated astronaut training at the Space and Rocket Center in Huntsville, Alabama. On February 24, 2019, I started the Young Canadian Space Club in Uxbridge, ON. Not bad for a Katherine (Fleischer) Englander ’81 is proud to announce 78-year-young Huron Grad. I continue to give workshops within that on April 1, 2019 she incorporated her company HRP4B Inc. Ontario communities. HRP4B Inc is a full-service Human Resources Consulting and Contracting Company based in Port Stanley, Ontario. Honesty, trust, self-confidence, leadership skills were all honed Congratulations to Christopher Harry Luke ‘02, Huron’s at Huron. I am grateful to Huron for giving me so much. Jan-Oliver Schmidt ’93 and his wife, Nicole Brende Schmidt, first World University Service Canada (WUSC) sponsored are proud to announce the birth of their son, Thor-Olav, student on his appointment as Senior Project Analyst with the born October 12, 2018. Jan-Oliver describes Thor-Olav Ontario Ministry of Energy, Northern Development and Mines as a “bright-eyed explorer who keeps his parents hopping.” in Toronto. Chris was sponsored as a Liberian refugee student by Huron in 1998, and completed his studies at Huron in 2002. Chris lives in Toronto with his wife Tracy and six-year-old son Grant Beggs ’96 writes, Christian. Chris says he would like to thank the Huron and he recently joined Sotheby's Western community for the opportunity given to him to study International Realty in San at Huron as a sponsored student. He is hoping his son will Francisco, and is in the top consider Huron for post-secondary studies in the future. 1% of realtors nationally. Katherine, second from left, and her staff. He, his husband David and daughter Gigi recently moved Jiaqi (Jackie) Nie ’02 is proud to announce the attainment to the Presidio area of the city. of his new role as the Chief Operating Officer, Global and President, Greater China of Gravitas Ilium Corp.

2019 39 38 Leading with Heart – Alumni News | 2019 Leading with Heart – Alumni News | Deborah Lucas ’03 is proud to announce the birth of her Jonathan Lees ’10 is proud to announce birth of his daughter, The Rev. Marty Levesque ’10 and his wife, Carolyn Marshall, son, Clark Ford Arblaster, born May 10, 2019, sibling to Isabelle, born November 11, 2017. Isabelle is the younger sibling are the proud parents of Abigail Lorraine, born August 26, 2018, Keaton, aged 3. Clark is the grandson of Rick Lucas ‘69, of Theodore, aged 3 ½. Jonathan writes, “Isabelle’s personality sibling to Hannah. and the nephew of Jonathan Lucas ‘07. is just fantastic, and she’s such a little goofball – seeing her smile is enough to make any of my days brighter.” Congratulations to The Rt. Rev. Joey Royal ’11 who was Congratulations to Kristi Soomer ’03 who was named as elected a Suffragan Bishop for the Diocese of the Arctic. one of Canada’s 2019 Clean 50 leaders for her outstanding [Insert Picture: Class Notes – Lees.png] contribution to sustainable development and clean Congratulations to David Brooks ’16 who was named a finalist capitalism through her work in her eco-friendly for Western University’s Award of Excellence for Undergraduate fashion company, Encircled. Teaching. David is a lecturer in Business Foundations at Ivey.

Debbie Hudson ’04 writes: “I am excited to announce that FRIENDS OF HURON I have opened my own Labour + Employment law firm, where I advocate for clients in relation to human rights and workplace Congratulations to Janet Stewart, Q.C. for winning the related matters." 2019 YMCA Women of Excellence Award for Outstanding Congratulations to Achievement. Janet was recognized for her legendary and Congratulations to Dr. John Gibson ’06 whose book, Dr. Claire L. Halstead ’10 inspiring contributions to philanthropy, most specifically as a Participatory Hermeneutics and Worldview: An Interpretation and Kyle Hartlen ‘14 who founder of Big Sisters in London, and her service to numerous of Origen of Alexandria in Dialogue with Paul Ricœur, will be became engaged in Boards and Committees. This year also marks her 50th published by Gorgias Press in winter 2019. October 2018! anniversary at Lerners LLP in London, Ontario.

Claire writes: “Kyle and I Jenn (Oswald) Miller ’06 proudly announces her marriage met in 2008 at Huron and to Joshua Miller on June 30, 2012. The couple are the proud after a decade together, we parents of Ava Eowyn, born March 6, 2014 and Brody Morris, became engaged in Montreal born May 13, 2015. Jenn shares she graduated with the in October 2018. We were highest distinction from Fanshawe College in Human Resource married on August 3, 2019 in Nova Scotia where we now live. Management in December 2018. We will always be thankful to Huron for giving us a very strong academic, community and social undergraduate experience Meg Pirie ’07 and Aaron Lawrence ’07 proudly announce and also for bringing us together!” the birth of Eddie, born January 14, 2019. Eddie is the younger sibling of Jasper, aged 3 ½. Brea Hickey ’10 is proud to announce she is the Community Engaged Learning Coordinator, Curricular Programs, NEW ADDRESS? Let us know so that we can at Western University. send you the alumni newsletter and updates on Huron to keep you in the loop. Update your address at huronatwestern.ca/alumni/update-your-address

2019 41 40 Leading with Heart – Alumni News | 2019 Leading with Heart – Alumni News | FACULTY OF ARTS AND Helen (Klassen) Moore Charles Jago HURON’S 2018 DONORS HURON’S SOCIAL SCIENCE Leonard Owen Jim Kendell Lynne (Stevens) Owen Capt. John Lister Class of 1956 Nancy Hungerford Titley John McIntyre Mary Lou (Barnes) Tremills Hugh McLaughlin A. E. (Klein) Stares Michael B. Vaughan The Rev. Canon John C. Riddle 2018 DONORS The Hon. Mr. Justice John deP. Wright Graham Smyth Class of 1957 Robert Wood Huron University thanks the following alumni, students, friends, religious organizations, Archdeacon Peter B. Moore Class of 1963 Class of 1966 Bruce Anthony faculty and staff, corporations and foundations for their commitment to Huron. Class of 1958 Christopher Brian Barnes Anonymous The list below applies to donations received in the 2018 calendar year. Merv Courtney Margaret Church Little Gillian (Rodwell) Adams Peter J. Sturdy Lawrence S. Cumming Chancellor Canon Stephen N. Adams Q.C. The Hon. J. Douglas Cunningham Dave Beatty Class of 1959 Elaine (Bramham) Duncanson Rose (Sadowey) Beatty

for helping to make this another outstanding year for Huron as we prepare Leaders with Heart. Ron Billings Joe Essaye Erich Both Thank you D A Bonis Mary Pratt Harlan Robert F. Bothwell H. Carter Glen H. Heximer Susan Clarke Robert Hart Prof. John D. McCamus Virginia M. Cobley ALUMNI CLASS LISTINGS Andrew Pressburger Donald G. McFarlane Ross Desjardine Don Woodley Linda J. McMullen Andrew Dinsmore Thank you to the following alumni and associates who supported Huron in 2018. J. David McPhail Jim Gilbert Class of 1960 Henry Nelles* Wayne Jamieson FACULTY OF THEOLOGY Classes of 1980-1989 Classes of 2000-2009 Bill Bartram Malcolm Nourse Pamela Randall MacIntyre Anonymous Anonymous (4) The Rev. John F. Flindall Ted Petter Carole Reid Reilly Classes of 1950-1959 Chris Ambidge '80 The Rev. Lisa Poultney '01 Don M. Henderson, Q.C. Nestor Prisco Lydia (Ivanischenko) Reinhard The Ven. Cyril E. Ladds '55 The Ven. Dr. John E. Course, Jr. '80 The Rev. Joan Stiles '02 A. Benson Lorriman W. Gerald Strongman J. David Smart Canon William Millman ‘57 The Rev. David Russell '80 The Rev. Wayne H. Larson '03 Clare Pace Connie (Reid) Webster Jack Wood The Rt. Rev. Jack Peck '57 The Rev. Canon William Thomas '80 Joyce L. De Vecchi '04 Mary (Griffith) Pace Rev. Robert M. Wills Ross Wright The Ven. Peter Millen '58 The Ven. Peter T. Townshend '80 The Rev. Greg Little '04 George R. Powell Class of 1964 Class of 1967 Rev. Canon William Rainey '58 The Venerable Christopher Dunn '81 The Rev. Canon Catherine M. Ascah '05 J. Robb Reynolds* The Venerable Dr. A. H. Skirving '58 The Rev. Gary Boyes '82 The Rev. Daniel Bowyer '05 Patricia (Joselyn) Thompson Jane (Dalton) Baldwin Anonymous The Rev. Dr. A. Frank Thompson '58 The Rev. Canon Keith Morrison '85 The Rev. Valerie Kelly '06 The Rev. Clifford Tremills Ronald F. Barber Callie Archer Archdeacon Peter B. Moore '59 The Rev. Doug MacKenzie '86 The Rev. Christopher Kelly '07 Ken Turnbull William G. Bickle Aubrey W. Baillie Rev. Mary McDowell Wood '86 The Rev. Karine (Farmer) Snowdon '07 Paul Waring Lee Buffin Gary Barnes Classes of 1960-1969 The Rev. Kevin Dixon '87 The Rev. Bill White '08 Captain (Ret.) James A. Burton Paul Beeston Class of 1961 The Rev. Ray Stokes '60* The Rev. Ruth (Mahady) Ferrier '87 Margaret (Rae) Carver James E. Carr Classes of 2010 + The Rev. John F. Flindall '62 Canon Sharon McCormick '88 Murray Brown R. Gary Dallner Ken Fong The Rev. Herb Horsey '62 The Rev. Canon H. Stuart Pike '88 Anonymous The Most Rev. John R. Clarke Gavin Hall Robert Glass The Ven. Dr. William V. Graham '63 The Rev. Canon Mark Kinghan '89 The Rev. Grayhame Bowcott '08, '10 Peter F. Hancock Gail (Hodge) Harrison Cairn (Gibson) Huff The Rev. Clifford Tremills '63 The Rev. Canon Gordon Redden '89 Rev’d Andreas Thiel '10 Doug Moulton David G. Leeson Ron K. Lewis The Most Rev. John R. Clarke '64 The Very Rev. Peter Wall '89 Ernest H. Buffett '11 Michael Prior Barry Mitchelson Paul Macklin Rev. Noel Paterson '65 Jacqueline K. Marr '11 Damaris (Hansman) Robinson Sheila Walmark O’Connor Terrance Millet Classes of 1990-1999 The Rev. David C. Parachini '68 The Rev. Dr. John M. Thompson '11 Paul Smith J. (Armstrong) Scott Linda (McCreery) Nourse The Rev. Canon John C. Riddle '68 Anonymous The Revd Michael DeKay '12 Sara (Willis) Smith Beverley Paterson Wood Peter D. Omnet The Rev. Canon Paul A. Carr '69 The Rev. Di Pratt '90 The Rev. Darlene Kuhn '12 John Snelgrove Nancy (Dey) Wright Bill Robinson The Ven. Jane Humphreys '91 The Rev. Andrew Wilson '12 Mary (Kennedy) Thomson Pamela (Stein) Robinson Class of 1965 Classes of 1970-1979 The Rt Revd William G. Cliff '92 The Rev. Matt Koovisk '13 John Whaley Mary Anne (Toomath) Seppala Anonymous The Revd Canon Dr. Todd Townshend '92 Rev. Mary Farmer '15 David Adam James Simpson Class of 1962 The Rev. Canon James W. Brown '72 Rev. Judy Castle '93 George Efthymiadis '16 Gary W. Batstone Barry Weir The Ven. Dr. Gordon J. Simmons '75 The Rev. Canon Gaye F. Whippey '93 The Rev. Andrew Rampton '17 Allen Baldwin David Bratton Martha Fiedler Wilson Rev’d Canon Donald J. Lawton '77 Rev. Thelma Kudelka '96 Ian Edgar '18 John Black Ellen (Shapley) Bratton Class of 1968 Major The Rev. George W. Scharf '77 The Rev’d Canon Dr. Kevin George '97 Luis E. Martinez '18 Don Cox Jodi (Shain) Conners The Rt. Rev. Dr. John Chapman '78 Canon Marian (Eastwood) Haggerty '97 Eric J. E. Prachar '18 The Rev. Thomas Granger Robert J. G. Coulter Anonymous (2) The Rev. Bruce Pocock '78 Rev. Daniel Brereton '98 Andra Townshend O’Neill '18 Michael Hamilton Bruce W. Etherington Collin Craig The Rev. Canon Greg Smith '78 Tom J. Dobie '99 John Adeyemi '19 Heather MacNaughton Howitt Ron Hahn Douglas Derry The Rev. Guy S. Snell '78 Stefan H. Nichol '19 Douglas Love Sally (Mockridge) Hahn Mary Louise (Truss) Doig The Ven. Dr. Jim Sutton '78 Lynn (Harris) McLeod Bruce B. Harding Rick Greene Denny Miller

*Remembered fondly 2019 43 42 Leading with Heart – Alumni News | 2019 Leading with Heart – Alumni News | Mary E. (Crump) Kilner D’Arcy Robert Rychard Lardner HURON’S 2018 DONORS IN MEMORIAM Linda Kopetski Neil Rombough James Purvis Jill (Tremaine) Lawford The Ven. Dr. Gordon J. Simmons Jim Stevens As of July 25, 2019 Stuart Macrae Dr. Louis E. Weatherhead John Tompkins Mary Lynn (Turner) Mansell Prof. Richard H. McLaren Class of 1973 Class of 1979 Jaffray Smith '63, Bill Jamieson '73, John Wood '64, The Rev. Donald Axford '77, Lloyd W. Preston Anonymous Alfred Apps June 24, 2019 April 3, 2019 December 25, 2018 August 24, 2018 Ann (Hossack) Robertson Seigel Janice (Durrant) Andreae Tisha Beaton Brian A. Shaw Marsha DeFore The Rev. Dr. Steven J. Chambers J. Robb Reynolds '60, Ian Skaith '69, Henry Nelles '63, George Baker '77, Elaine (Pearce) Wright Lynne Gibbons Connie (Thomson) DeForest May 14, 2019 March 10, 2019 December 20, 2018 July 11, 2018 Michael W. Good R. Terry DeForest Class of 1969 Terry Peach Randy Dietrich Fred Kingsmill, a Friend Dale Galloway '77, Mary Ellis, a Friend The Rt. Rev. Joachim Fricker David Banwell Keith McEachern of Huron, March 4, 2019 of Huron, '62 and DD, Rose J. (Henkenhaf) Dotten Class of 1974 John Thorpe May 13, 2019 December 10, 2018 (jure dignitatis) '74, Peter R. Kedwell Elspeth L. McFadden Karen (Firth) Wilkinson Don McFarlane '79, October 28, 2018

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Tax receipts are mailed just once per year, cutting cutting per year, once just mailed are receipts Tax used and resources paper on overall down Update or adjust your monthly giving at any time giving at any monthly your or adjust Update Did you know... instead of a one-time gift, you can can you gift, a one-time of instead know... Did you card debit or credit up monthly pre-authorized set per month $20 a gift of example, For instalments. the year. giving for in total equals $240 GIVING IS... MONTHLY AND EASY: MANAGEABLE hassle no more giving, Automatic or envelopes stamps, cheques, of ECO-FRIENDLY: FLEXIBLE: SUPPORT: STEADY Huron to respond to the needs of our students the needs of to respond to Huron A budgeted monthly amount, which allows which allows monthly amount, budgeted A at [email protected] or 519-438-7224 ext. 214. ext. or 519-438-7224 at [email protected] contact Kristina Stankevich, Director of Development Development of Director Stankevich, Kristina contact IT ADDS ADDS UP! IT $5 per month = $60 per year per year per month = $1,000 $83.34 please a gift, make and to information more For $25 per month = $300 per year Monthly giving giving Monthly empowers students long… all year Class of 2016 of Class Brooks David 2017 of Class Anonymous Manuel Glanz McRae Vanessa Tonnos Farah Class of 2008 of Class Nurmohamed Samir Pardu Eric 2010 of Class Beach Andrew Dorssers Nicole Hickey Brea Hunt Doug Townsend Louis 2011 of Class Radu Anca Kyriakou Joanna Smith Chelsea Tonnos Yasmeen 2012 of Class Blomqvist Edna Cowley Benjamin M. Fearnall M. Adam 2013 of Class Pasquale De Giampiero Wiepjes J. Brett 2014 of Class Richie Bloomfield Crimmins T. Dylan Tan Ashley Alyson 2015 of Class Bain Daniel Catania Serena Pilon Justin Class of 2007 of Class Meg Pirie Class of 2002 of Class Anonymous Jeff Baryshnik Bowyer Daniel The Rev. Quinton Jennifer Ventresca Hamzo Yola 2003 of Class Anonymous Vogel de Amanda N. Lutz Tracy Peterson Zachary 2005 of Class Baryshnik (Katchen) Amy Nahmias Jordan 2006 of Class Anonymous Allan David Armeland Brad Liane Fisher Bloxam Franklin Sarah Luksun Derek Miller (Oswald) Jennifer Jiao Song Stresman Dwayne Class of 1997 of Class Mel Brown Gage (Branson) Robin 1998 of Class MVO McCreery, Christopher Dr. Read Geoff 1999 of Class Flowers Stacey Simpson G. A. William 2000 of Class Brasseur Jeremy Carroll (Simmons) Mary Elizabeth Rose J. Bryan 2001 of Class Brooks James Brooks (Szainwald) Lisa Dr. Dilworth Jennifer Greb Michael J. Hughes Christine John Howitt John McGorman Brian Parsons Diana (Colquhoun) Parsons Rob Tondeur A. (Cole) Stephanie Class of 1996 of Class Beggs E. Grant Fleming C. Heather Gage Blake Wasyliniuk Tasha Chris Yelle Class of 1994 of Class Atcheson (Godfree) Tiffany Culbert Laura Lipton Deidre Mowat Janet M. Olivo-Moore Tara Pitt Kevin Michael Varpio Visser (Watsa) Shaila C. 1995 of Class Anonymous Atcheson Aaron Bowman Dan Laurie A. Goldbach Hetherington Neil C. Pennesi Sabrina Phillmore Leslie A. Prisco Steven Santor Eric Class of 1993 of Class Ian Jeffreys Lubell J. Barbara Neufeld Mitchell Allyson Strong Suzette Class of 1992 of Class Anonymous Anderson W. David Bryson (Bonthron) Amy Carragher Andrew Carragher (Comish) Carolyn Ellis Craig Ellis Jill (Moroz) Hughes David Leofanti Riccardo McClocklin (Mackay) Keitha McDermid Douglas Molyneau Kyle Robyn Moore Thomas W. Col. Lt. Pennesi Claudette Thompson Jennifer (Brownlee) Turner Adam Michael Whiteside 2019 Leading with Heart – Alumni News | 46 The Rev. Canon Catherine M. Ascah Canon Catherine M. The Rev. Bone Martyn W. D. Jillian Bryan Class of 1991 of Class Class of 1990 of Class Barton Antony Duncanson R. A. Timothy Ian Frew Anonymous John Black Brandon Terry Brenders (Kerr) Erin Eaton (Carscadden) Christina Schade Kathryn Class of 1989 of Class Class of 1988 of Class Lancaster Colan McBurney (Pantalony) Nicole Peer Dwight Lesley Burland Prong Lesley Bere Datars Sandra E. Hodge Vicars The Ven. Bill Jack White M. Peter Class of 1987 of Class Class of 1986 of Class Cox Sandi John Hempstead Rae David Robert Joseph Anne Clements Francis Christopher Sherry A. Freund CA CPA, Grundy, James Hansen Kelly Jack Heather Kinghan Beth (Hyatt) Kristoff (Thomas) Valerie Pickios G. Gregory Raymond Doug Wong (Hawkins) E. Joan Class of 1985 of Class Class of 1984 of Class (3) Anonymous Capes Margaret Elliott Jordan Brian Fernandes McCormick Canon Sharon Meyrick J. Sandra Chris Wright HURON’S 2018 DONORS 49 2019 Leading with Heart – Alumni News |

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memory of the following people: following the memory of MEMORIAL GIFTS MEMORIAL in given were in 2018 Gifts Brooks Mary Kathleen Marilyn Cronyn Cunliffe Kevin Fernandes Ivan Justice The Honourable Mitchell-Schroeder Ann “Pat” Patricia Morden Grace (Betty) Elizabeth Jamie Morden Morden John G. Dr. Ven. The Parke-Taylor Geoffrey Dr. Rev. The Rt. Prendergast Shawn Ross Kevin Strongman and Nicole Seanna Townshend Robert Bishop C. Veresezan Alex to ensure made has been effort Every this publication. of accuracy complete contact please noticed, are errors If any 388 ext. at 519-438-7224 Rachel FACULTY & STAFF & STAFF FACULTY President Craig, Barry (8) Anonymous Bill Acres Akai Sawako Gary Badcock Blair David Blight Meaghan Richie Bloomfield Neil Bradford Neil Brooks Catania Serena Chan Alfred Mark Cole Conter David Siobhan Coo Jim Crimmins Jun Fang Gordon Clare He Lifang Henry Justin Bill Irwin Kamenar Lisa Jan Klakurka MacDonald Sara Ingrid Mattson Melanie Mills Morrison Brad Nesbitt-Larking Paul Read Geoff Schade Kathryn Smith Daniel Smith Greg Stankevich Kristina Sweeney Vicki Gary Thorne Townshend Todd Anne Turvey

FOUNDATIONS Fund Baillie Family & Marsha Aubrey The Community (a fund held within the Oakville Foundation) Foundation Charitable Gary Bluestein Foundation Community Jewish London Pirie Foundation Foundation RBC CORPORATIONS Canada ULC Investments Fidelity LP Capital Guardian Inc. Rentals Mobilease Meloche Monnex TD Insurance CHURCHES (Anglican) Huron of Diocese Waterloo the Holy Saviour, of Church Clarksburg Church, Anglican George’s St. London Church, Anglican George’s St. Eastwood Anglican Church, John’s St. Anglican Church, John’s-by-the-Lake St. Bend Grand Church, Anglican by-the-Lake Mark’s St. Tecumseh Women Anglican Church Huron of Diocese Deanery Huron of Brotherhood Churchmen Anglican Huron of Diocese London Church, Anglican George’s St. James Anglican the Apostle St. Other Church, Episcopal James St. USA MI, Albion, Church, Wallaceburg Church, MATCHING GIFTS MATCHING is an arrangement Gift Matching Electric Canada General KPMG LLP through which, when an employee when an employee which, through makes a financial gift to Huron, to Huron, a financial gift makes the employer. by the gift is matched Stuart Kedwell Stuart Kingsmill* Fred T. Klementowicz Peggy Knight Rosalind & Ray Hilary Knox Lamaca Lira Letton & Sandra Don Linda Low Mary Lupton* & Mark Magee Kathy McConnell C. William McKeough & Darcy Joyce McKillop Sharon John McLeod Ellen & McNeil & Kathryn Daniel Marla Morrison Munro Sandy Bishop Linda Nicholls Noble Heather Dr. O’Neill & Patrick Andra Jim Sutherland & Lana Phair-Sutherland Jackie Porter John & Hugh Rawling & Cheryl Ritchie Rob Annele & Michael Robertson Roe A. John & Mrs. Dr. Clark Colleen & Ms. Ross J. David Dr. Rudd Tony & Pamela John Scarrow Dr. Shantz & Elisabeth Stephen Marion Sheridan Skaith Sophie Smet Eddy Squires Jessica Q.C. Stewart Janet E. (Bill) Stewart R. William Strong-Boag Veronica Sumner & Keith Nancy Townsend & Carolyn Wayne Townshend Betty Mary Townshend Marius Veresezan & Alexa Vishnu Roland Wakonig Barry & Valerie John & Ann Walker Williams Carol Dr. Williamson & Gwen David Brian Willmott Sue Winder Craig Wooden Joseph Miriam Wright Hua Wu Laura 2019 Leading with Heart – Alumni News | 48 FRIENDS (7) Anonymous Family Aaron Barnett L. William Barnum Joan & Lyon Bevan David Black Kelly & Family Gary Bluestein Bond Deanna Borg Tara & Jeffrey Brooks Andrew Brooks Elizabeth Brooks James Brooks Michael & Patricia Brooks Patrick Brownlee John S. Judge His Honour Bucur Mirela Dr. Martha Burd Capes Jean Carrière & René Wendy Carroll Edwin S. Janet Caskey & James Caudwell G. Stephen & Diana Cherry Winston Colin Coates Dr. Diana Coates & Mrs. Charles Dr. Conyard Joan Cunliffe & Sandi Don Hilary Dawson Ann Ruth Demitroff Jan Devereux Norma Dixon Dykes-Page Peggy PhD Meg Fox, Gibbons & Cathy Keith & Shelagh Godsoe O.C. Godsoe, C. Peter Goode & Mike Owen Nicole, Gorsline Ted Mihad Fahmy & Ms. Haddara Wael Dr. Illene Harrison* Winnifred of Estate Hassan Hanny Hayman Robert Heakes Edward Bill Hockin Rev. The Rt. Hodgson James John & Mary Holding Jane Howe & E. W. H. Bruce Rev. The Rt. Humber Pamela Hyland Theresa & Peter Society Irish Benevolent Jain Raj K. & Jefferson Carmen Aiello Debra Jeffreys & Don Pat HURON’S 2018 DONORS

HURON HERITAGE SOCIETY A planned gift is an expression of your life – a way to be Willremembered. You? It is a deeply meaningful way to honour your Huron memories, PLANNED GIFTS create positive change and help deserving students for generations to come. Legacy gifts can help students reach their potential through scholarships or Thank you to the following members of the Huron Heritage Society who have made a planned gift to Huron, bursaries, provide opportunities for future Leaders with Heart to participate in such as remembering Huron in their will or arranging for a life insurance policy with Huron as the beneficiary: community service or international study or maintain facilities such as the Library.

The Ven. Nancy Adams W. Darcy McKeough O.C.

Chris Ambidge The Rev. Edward T. Mercer Ken Andrews Grant R. Monck Your legacy gift will provide – many years from now – a lasting Callie Archer Mary E. A. Mundle way to keep Huron the special place you know. Please let us know The Rev. Canon Catherine M. Ascah Clarence Pace & Mary (Griffith) Pace

Grant E. Beggs Heather Park if you are planning a legacy gift so that we may acknowledge your

Gary Boyes Jay Parr thoughtfulness and ensure your wishes can be fulfilled.

Christine Longman Burns Rev. Noel Paterson

James E. Carr Geoffrey A. R. Pollock For more information on planned giving opportunities, please contact Wendy Carrière Michael B. Prior, PhD Kristina Stankevich, Fred Chenoweth Pamela Randall MacIntyre Director of Development Archdeacon A. E. (Mickey) Chovaz William A. G. Simpson 519.438.7224 ext. 214 Virginia M. Cobley Ian & Sophie Skaith [email protected] Ronald Crawford Janet E. Stewart Q.C.

The Very Rev. Don Davidson William R. (Bill) Stewart

Marsha DeFore The Rev. Canon William C. Thomas

Ian Henderson The Rev. Canon Logan & Gail (Hubbard) Varey

Charles Jago Roland Vishnu

Peter R. Kedwell Dr. Alexander R. Waugh

Ann Kennedy Kedwell Mary Jayne Webb-Piszel

John Langs Paul Williams

J. D. MacKay Beverley Paterson Wood

Many thanks to the members of the Huron Heritage Society for their generosity in keeping Huron a special community of learning.

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