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TOTAL $125,000,000
Thank you for being part of this historic moment as we celebrate the success of It Begins Here, the largest fundraising effort in UNB’s history. Over 10,000 alumni, as well as students, faculty, staff and corporate and community partners joined the campaign as we met and then surpassed our $110 million goal. I am grateful for the magnitude of your support and I am truly proud of your dedication to supporting our University.
UNB has a great story to tell – we are Canada’s first English-language university and one of the nation’s top comprehensive universities. Our outstanding faculty, award-winning entrepreneurship programs, national-calibre athletics teams and state-of-the-art facilities draw students from across Canada and around the globe. The It Begins Here campaign has helped build on these strengths.
A large part of our success is due to the hard work of the campaign co-chairs and the campaign cabinet. Bob, David and our dedicated volunteers have taken the story of what faculty, staff and students are accomplishing at UNB and carried that message all across the country.
Together, we have worked hard to ensure that students have the financial support they need to obtain a quality university education. UNB begins with our students and that’s why one half of the campaign’s goal has been dedicated to student support. With your assistance, we have impacted the lives of young people and enhanced their experiences, on campus and elsewhere. These students will carry with them a sense of gratitude as they graduate and make a difference in Atlantic Canada, the nation and the world.
Thank you for joining with us in this campaign. I hope you are as proud of our UNB community as I am.
It begins here!
H.E.A. Eddy Campbell President & Vice-Chancellor
02 | THE CAMPAIGN FOR THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW BRUNSWICK It Begins Here has been the largest fundraising campaign in UNB’s history. When I look at the tremendous results that alumni and friends like you have generated, I am deeply proud of what we have accomplished.
It Begins Here brought together more than 16,500 donors, and more than 10,000 of these benefactors are UNB alumni. Graduates of our two largest faculties – engineering and arts – contributed the bulk of alumni donations. More than $43 million, representing the largest portion of the campaign proceeds, was raised by donors located right here, in New Brunswick.
The impact of your support has been profound. UNB’s alumni and allies have raised $3.4 million for new postdoctoral fellowships and created 5 new research chairs. They have contributed more than $10 million in support of centres of excellence, while supplying $62 million in new and expanded student support. This has resulted in a $2.9 million increase in the annual value of scholarships, bursaries and prizes awarded to our students, and an increase of $1,274 in the average value awarded per student per year.
Because our donors have directed more than $106 million to medium and long-term funds held in trust, many of these benefits will continue to be delivered to each new generation of students and researchers at UNB, in perpetuity.
We launched It Begins Here with five key objectives: giving students a great start; investing in our faculties; building on UNB’s research strengths; preparing students to succeed in the world; and leading Canada’s next wave of innovation. Thanks to your generosity and loyalty, we have achieved these aims and exceeded our $110 million target by more than $15 million.
I'd like to acknowledge the hard work of the staff in the Advancement offices, in particular Development and Donor Relations. Their dedication and professionalism helped to put us over the top.
On behalf of all of us, thank you once again for your remarkable support for our students, our faculty researchers and the future of our university.
Bob Skillen ViceBob President (Advancement)
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Supporting undergraduate and GIVING OUR graduate students with scholarships, STUDENTS bursaries and special awards A GREAT recognizing academic achievement START and promise. $50MILLION
INVESTING Creating Opportunities Funds in N each faculty to foster new initiatives, IN OUR enhance research, seed new programs 0 FACULTIES and meet unforeseen needs. $10 MILLION
BUILDING Establishing new chairs, professorships and centres for CV) ON OUR academic leadership and distinction ACADEMIC in a variety of disciplines. 0 STRENGTHS $25 MILLION
Bolstering our award-winning ... LEADING entrepreneurship programs and � CANADA'S encouraging partnerships with NEXT WAVE OF industry, business and the community. 0 INNOVATION $10 MILLION
PREPARING Developing experiential learning opportunities, expanding co-op Lt) OUR STUDENTS education, internships and travel TO SUCCEED study programs. 0 IN THE WORLD $15 MILLION
ORIGINAL GOAL: $110 MILLION FINAL RESULT: $125 MILLION
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$10+ Million 5 $1,274 In support of Centres New academic chairs Increase in the average award per student
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It began with OSCO Construction Group’s vision to make New Brunswick a global leader in modular manufacturing and off-site construction. Through the company’s gift of $2 million, the OSCO Chair ALL CAMPAIGN DONATIONS BY REGION in Off-site Construction will lead research in $46,184,546 $42,293,100 construction methods that reduce waste, promote $40,000,000 sustainability, compress time schedules and, overall, result in better quality products. The Chair will $30,000,000 be a leading specialist in the field and build on the Faculty of Engineering’s current strengths in $20,000,000 $11,764,277 civil engineering and related pre-manufacturing $8,035,768 $10,000,000 $5,728,242 technology. The Chair will also seek opportunities $4,819,635 $5,520,875 for partnership within the university and with world- $717,330 Alberta BC Quebec NB NS Ontario Other Can US & Intl renowned construction experts. Analysis of
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it begins Support NEW BRUNSWICKJON SENSINGER, ACTING DIRECTOR OF THE Capital HoldingsDR. LIUCHEN Limited; Bob CHANG Skillen, Vice-PresidentWITH GRADUATE (Advancement), STUDENT UNB. INSTITUTE OF BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING KATELIN SPENCE $10,000,000 ENDOWMENT ANDTRUST TRUST STATUS INVESTMENTDONATIONS HORIZON RECEIVED IN SEPTEMBER OF a vision to improve the quality of life for researchers at UNB diligently working to K $6,702,810 It began with It began with $6,186,839 TOTAL $5,590,941 people with chronic neurological conditions. Since 1965, advance world-class research in smart grid technology. Now, $5,000,000 $84.2M $4,516,970 $3,681,927 UNB’s Institute of Biomedical Engineering (IBME) has thanks to a $5.2 million commitment from Emera, UNB has 25 + DONOR AMOUNT STRATEGY PROGRESS furthered biomedical engineering education, research and established the Emera & NB Power Research Centre for $1,830,167 community service. Now, thanks to a generous commitment Smart Grid Technologies. The Centre enables UNB to play $2M $125,063,774 from Robert and Barbara Pickett, IBME will expand to a leading role inIrving developing Oil smart grid technologies, which Invest in our Faculties 1940-1949 1950-1959 1960-1969 1970-1979 1980-1989 1990-1999 2000-2009 2010-2019 include a specialized rehabilitation research space with empower consumers to manage energy use, including the ALUMNI CAMPAIGN DONATIONS BY FACULTY OF GRADUATION Campaign Cabinet Member $500K Invest in our Faculties $19,582,758 state-of-the-art rehabilitation equipment, which will allow ability to supply energy to the electric power system. This $15,000,000 $14,642,944 UNB researchers to address some of the most important type of technologyPretivm has vast Resources applications and is poised$125K to Give our Students a Great Start challenges facing neurorehabilitation, not only in Canada revolutionize conventional power grids worldwide. We are $12,000,000 but throughout% the world. proud to be at theGanong forefront Bros. of this emerging field.$25K Give our Students a Great Start $10,550,183 114 $9,000,000 GOAL: $110M $22.2M
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For Dr. Shelley Doucet (BN 2005, PhD 2010), it began at UNB Saint John when she was a graduate student in nursing and interdisciplinary ALL CAMPAIGN DONATIONSstudies. She BY REGIONrecognized the need for more coordinated$46,1 and84,546 patient-centred$42,293,100 care for N.B. $40,000,000 families dealing with complex health conditions. Her research received national recognition, $30,000,000 which culminated in her being appointed the Jarislowsky Chair in Interprofessional Patient- $20,000,000 . Dr. Doucet’s current research Centred Care $11,764,277 focuses on improving health care practices$8,035,768 for $10,000,000 $5,728,242 $4,819,635 $5,520children,875 who face chronic illnesses, thanks to $717,330 investments of $1 million from the Jarislowsky Alberta BC Quebec NB NS Ontario Other Can US & Intl Analysis of Foundation, $500,000 from the Sir James Dunn Foundation$21,892,750 and $750,000 from the New Brunswick Campaign Children’s Foundation.
$15,000,000 Support $13,454,951 JON SENSINGER, ACTING DIRECTOR OF THE DR. LIUCHEN CHANG WITH GRADUATE STUDENT JON SENSINGER, ACTING DIRECTOR OF THE DR. LIUCHEN CHANG WITH GRADUATE STUDENT INSTITUTE OF BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING KATELIN SPENCE INSTITUTE OF BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING KATELIN SPENCE $10,000,000
a vision to improve the quality of life for researchers at UNB diligently working to $6,702,810 researchers at UNB diligently working to It began with It began with It began with a vision to improve the quality of life for It began with $6,186,839 $5,590,941 people with chronic neurological conditions. Since 1965, advance world-class research in smart grid technology. Now, people with chronic neurological conditions.$5,000,000 Since 1965, advance world-class research in smart grid technology. Now, $4,516,970 UNB’s Institute of Biomedical Engineering (IBME) has thanks to a $5.2 million commitment from Emera, UNB has UNB’s Institute of Biomedical Engineering (IBME) has thanks to a $5.2 million commitment from$3,681,927 Emera, UNB has furthered biomedical engineering education, research and established the Emera & NB Power Research Centre for furthered biomedical engineering education, research and established the Emera & NB Power Research Centre$1,830,167 for community service. Now, thanks to a generous commitment Smart Grid Technologies. The Centre enables UNB to play community service. Now, thanks to a generous commitment Smart Grid Technologies. The Centre enables UNB to play ALUMNI CAMPAIGN DONATIONS BY FACULTY1940-1949 1950-1959 OF1960-1969 GRADUATION1970-1979 1980-1989 1990-1999 2000-2009 2010-2019 from Robert and Barbara Pickett, IBME will expand to a leading role in developing smart grid technologies, which from Robert and Barbara Pickett, IBME will expand to a leading role in developing smart grid technologies, which ALUMNI CAMPAIGN DONATIONS BY FACULTY OF GRADUATION include a specialized rehabilitation research space with empower consumers to manage energy use, including the include a specialized rehabilitation research space with$19,582,758 empower consumers to manage energy use, including the state-of-the-art rehabilitation equipment, which will allow ability to supply energy to the electric power system. This state-of-the-art rehabilitation equipment, which will allow ability to supply energy to the electric power system. This $15,000,000 UNB researchers to address some of the most important type of technology has vast applications and is poised to $1UNB4,642,944 researchers to address some of the most important type of technology has vast applications and is poised to challenges facing neurorehabilitation, not only in Canada revolutionize conventional power grids worldwide. We are $12,000,000 challenges facing neurorehabilitation, not only in Canada revolutionize conventional power grids worldwide. We are but throughout the world. proud to be at the forefront of this emerging field. but throughout the world. proud to be at the forefront$10, of550,183 this emerging field. $9,000,000
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For Lisa Pfister (BSE ’16, MTME ’17), it began with For many entrepreneurs, it begins with a gut feeling a love for abouthorses. what Now, it takes with to succeed the technology with a new business she developedidea. at ForUNB, 10 years, Lisa thehas Wallace the potential McCain Institute to change the equineat breedingUNB has operated industry. programs With for the high help potential and entrepreneurs to give them the skills they need to guidance turnof UNB’s a good ideaDr. J.into Herbert a great product Smith or Centre company. for TechnologyThe Institute Management honours the memory& Entrepreneurship, of one of New Lisa launchedBrunswick’s her own business company, icons – Dr. PFERA G. Wallace Inc., F. McCain, an animal-healthCC, ONB biotechnology (Class of ‘51, DLitt company ’02) and has that received can generous support from many influential sources better predictranging when from Francismares McGuire are about (DLitt ’17)to giveto J. Scott birth. Thanks toMcCain support and fromthe Hon. donors Dr. Margaret like RBCNorrie who McCain, gave CC, $1 millionONB to support (LLD ’93). Thisthe generousRBC Innovative support assists Action business , studentsleaders wholike areLisa at ahave crossroads access in their to alives variety and with Fund their companies. At the Institute, mentors surround ALL CAMPAIGN DONATIONS BY REGIONof experientialtheir business activities leaders as with they experiences design andto inform pitch their $46,184,546new products,$42,2intuition93,100 learn and push from beyond trusted where mentors, they ever thoughtattend they could go, helping to enhance the economy in $40,000,000 leadership conferences, and learn about export 2018 WALLACE MCCAIN INSTITUTE ENTREPRENEURIALopportunities. their communities and provinces. LEADERS PROGRAM COHORT $30,000,000
$20,000,000 It began with a mission to address gender equality $11,764,277 in provincial politics. Now, a group of New Brunswick leaders has formed$ 8,‘Women035,768 for 50%’ to develop plans $10,000,000 $5,728,242 $4,819,635 $5,520,875 and follow through with actions to promote having $717,330 women comprise 50 per cent of the candidates in ALUMNIAlberta CAMPAIGNBC Quebec DONATIONSNB BYNS DECADEOntarioprovincial OFOther elections. GRADUATE Can US Supporting & Intl this cause as honorary Analysis of patron is Dr. Richard J. Currie, OC, ONB (Class of ’60, $21,892,750 LLD ’87), UNB’s Chancellor Emeritus. As a successful Campaign business person, Dr. Currie is a firm believer that New Brunswick’s future will be strengthened by engaging more women in elected office and in decision-making $15,000,000 that impacts the province. Support $13,454,951
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A stronger culture of innovation begins with For many entrepreneurs, it begins with a gut feeling For many entrepreneurs, it begins with a gut feeling about what it takes to succeed with a new business recruitingabout Student what it Ambassadors takes to succeed withthrough a new business idea. For 10 years, the Wallace McCain Institute the Pond-Deshpandeidea. For 10 years, Centrethe Wallace (PDC) McCain at Institute UNB at UNB has operated programs for high potential Fredericton.at UNB With has operatedinvestments programs of for$2.5 high million potential from entrepreneurs to give them the skills they need to entrepreneurs to give them the skills they need to turn a good idea into a great product or company. both Dr. Gerryturn a good Pond idea (BA into 1966, a great DLittproduct 2004) or company. and The Institute honours the memory of one of New Dr. GururajThe (Desh) Institute Deshpandehonours the memory (MScEE of one 1975, of New DSc Brunswick’s business icons – Dr. G. Wallace F. McCain, 2001) andBrunswick’s his wife businessJaishree, icons as – Dr.well G. asWallace $100,000 F. McCain, CC, ONB (Class of ‘51, DLitt ’02) and has received from the CC,National ONB (Class Bank, of ‘51, the DLitt PDC ’02) immersesand has received generous support from many influential sources generous support from many influential sources ranging from Francis McGuire (DLitt ’17) to J. Scott promisingranging young from entrepreneurs Francis McGuire (DLittin the ’17) world to J. Scott McCain and the Hon. Dr. Margaret Norrie McCain, CC, of businessMcCain development, and the Hon. Dr. where Margaret their Norrie skills McCain, are CC, ONB (LLD ’93). This generous support assists business nurtured ONBby enthusiastic (LLD ’93). This generousfaculty, supporttalented assists alumni, business leaders who are at a crossroads in their lives and with partner businessesleaders who are and at apeer crossroads students. in their livesThe and with their companies. At the Institute, mentors surround their companies. At the Institute, mentors surround their business leaders with experiences to inform their Student Ambassadortheir business leaders program, with experiences with YES to Atlanticinform their intuition and push beyond where they ever thought (Youth Entrepreneurialintuition and push Summit),beyond where encourages they ever thought they could go, helping to enhance the economy in youth to takethey could action, go, helping seize toopportunities, enhance the economy leverage in 2018 WALLACE MCCAIN INSTITUTE ENTREPRENEURIAL their communities and provinces. 2018 WALLACE MCCAIN INSTITUTE ENTREPRENEURIALsupport andtheir joincommunities the entrepreneurial and provinces. community LEADERS PROGRAM COHORT LEADERS PROGRAM COHORT in the region.
Student Ambassadors Oriana Cordido (left) and Kjeld-Mizpah It began with a mission to address gender equality It began with a mission to address gender equality in provincial politics. Now, a group of New Brunswick in provincial politics. Now, a group of New Brunswick leaders has formed ‘Women for 50%’ to develop plans leaders has formed ‘Women for 50%’ to develop plans and follow through with actions to promote having and follow through with actions to promote having women comprise 50 per cent of the candidates in women comprise 50 per cent of the candidates in provincial elections. Supporting this cause as honorary provincial elections. Supporting this cause as honorary patron is Dr. Richard J. Currie, OC, ONB (Class of ’60, patron is Dr. Richard J. Currie, OC, ONB (Class of ’60, LLD ’87), UNB’s Chancellor Emeritus. As a successful LLD ’87), UNB’s Chancellor Emeritus. As a successful business person, Dr. Currie is a firm believer that New ALL CAMPAIGN DONATIONS BY REGIONbusiness person, Dr. Currie is a firm believer that New Brunswick’s future will be strengthened by engaging Brunswick’s future will be strengthened by engaging $46,184,546 $42,293,100 more women in elected office and in decision-making more women in elected office and in decision-making that impacts the province. $40,000,000 that impacts the province.
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ROBIN TINGLEY - FOUNDING MEMBER OF WOMAN FOR 50%, ROBIN TINGLEY - FOUNDING MEMBER OF WOMAN FOR 50%, KATIE BOWDEN - MANAGING DIRECTOR AT DUKE CREATIVE KATIE BOWDEN$20,000,000 - MANAGING DIRECTOR AT DUKE CREATIVE COLLECTIVE & ELEANOR AUSTIN - PRESIDENT, COLLECTIVE & ELEANOR AUSTIN - PRESIDENT, $11,764,277 NEW MARKETING TODAY NEW MARKETING TODAY $8,035,768 $10,000,000 $5,728,242 4 4 $4,819,635 $5,520,875 $717,330 Analysis of Alberta BC Quebec NB NS Ontario Other Can US & Intl Campaign $21,892,750
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It began here at UNB for Alysha-Rae Weekes, who participated in an international exchange to Germany in her third year of Business Administration. Alysha-Rae was awarded a Scotiabank International Study Award from UNB and, without this financial support, she might not have been able to study for a semester in Heilbronn and participate in a co-op placement in Hamburg. Thanks to Scotiabank’s investment of $1 million in this program, students like Alysha-Rae are able to gain a greater understanding of other cultures and broaden their educational experiences without having to worry about many of the costs associated with travel.
2018 PHILLIPS SPORTS LEADERSHIP ACADEMY THE RENOWNED TORONTO CONSORT PERFORMED VETERAN LEADERS AS PART OF THE LORENZO SOCIETY
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Sonny Phillips (BSc ‘77) and his wife Coleen created the from donors such as Sue and$3,418 David Allen, Douglas Phillips Sports Leadership Academy with a generous gift Leyden (BBA ‘67) and Stephen (BA ’76, LLB ’79, BA ’16) to UNB. The Academy gives UNB Reds student-athletes and Pamela Ring,$3,249 the Lorenzo Society at UNB Saint John a skill set that will benefit them now and as they transition is$3,000 a leading forum for an impressive selection of cultural into their careers. In association with the Janssen Sports$2,720 entertainment in southern New Brunswick. Thanks Leadership Center, a world-wide leader in sports leadership to these advocates for the arts, the Lorenzo Society $2,444 development, the Phillips Sports Leadership Academy organizes a wide variety of events each year that range $2,191 targets and trains student-athletes using multiple modules from readings$2,132 by major $2,082Canadian authors and publishing $2,016 offered throughout the$1,910 school year to maximize learning,$1,951 creative works in the student literary journal VOX, to $1,845 retention, and application. It’s a cutting-edge approach that hosting art exhibits, noon-hour concerts and a master places UNB at the forefront of university sport programming class by the Saint John String Quartet. in Canada.
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For the late Ron Joyce (DLitt ’15), it began with a promise to support the social, economic and emotional well-being of young people by empowering them to develop into healthy, confident, independent contributors to Canadian society. Now, thanks to the Joyce Family Foundation’s donation of $500,000 to the Work- Study Fund, UNB students have more opportunities to gain valuable skills and experience on campus, while also obtaining financial support to pay for their education. This generous donation is part of the foundation’s total campaign commitment of $5 million to help students from modest economic backgrounds attain their education and work- related goals.
2018 PHILLIPS SPORTS LEADERSHIP ACADEMY THE RENOWNED TORONTO CONSORT PERFORMED 2018 PHILLIPS SPORTS LEADERSHIP ACADEMY Bob Skillen,THE Vice-President RENOWNED Advancement; TORONTO Ron Joyce, CONSORT honorary PERFORMED degree VETERAN LEADERS AS PART OF THE LORENZO SOCIETY VETERAN LEADERS recipient; RichardAS PART J. Currie, OF ChancellorTHE LORENZO Emeritus. SOCIETY an idea to approach sports leadership a mission to support and celebrate arts an idea to approach sports leadership a mission to support and celebrate arts It began with It began with It began with RAISED ANNUALLYIt began with BY UNB 2012 - 2018 development from an ongoing and integrated perspective. and culture at UNB Saint John. Now, thanks to generosity developmentSTUDENT from an ongoing SUPPORT and integrated perspective. and culture at UNB Saint John. Now, thanks to generosity Sonny Phillips (BSc ‘77) and his wife Coleen created the from donors such as Sue and David Allen, Douglas Sonny PhillipsPERMANENT (BSc ‘77)LY ENDOWE and his wifeD ColeenEXPENDED created OtheVER TIME from donors such as Sue and David Allen, Douglas Phillips Sports Leadership Academy with a generous gift Leyden (BBA ‘67) and Stephen (BA ’76, LLB ’79, BA ’16) Phillips Sports Leadership Academy with a generousPERMANENTL Y ENDOWED gift Leyden (BBA ‘67) and Stephen (BA ’76, LLB ’79, BA ’16) to UNB. The Academy gives UNB Reds student-athletes and Pamela Ring, the Lorenzo Society at UNB Saint John $10Mto UNB. The Academy gives UNB Reds student-athletes and Pamela Ring, the Lorenzo Society at UNB Saint John a skill set that will benefit them now and as they transition is a leading forum for an impressive selection of cultural a skill set that will benefit them now and as they transition is a leading forum for an impressive selection of cultural into their careers. In association with the Janssen Sports entertainment in southern New Brunswick. Thanks into their careers. In association with the Janssen Sports entertainment in southern New Brunswick. Thanks Leadership Center, a world-wide leader in sports leadership to these advocates for the arts, the Lorenzo Society Leadership$8M Center, a world-wide leader in sports leadership to these advocates for the arts, the Lorenzo Society development, the Phillips Sports Leadership Academy organizes a wide variety of events each year that range development, the Phillips Sports Leadership Academy organizes a wide variety of events each year that range targets and trains student-athletes using multiple modules from readings by major Canadian authors and publishing targets and trains student-athletes using multiple modules from readings by major Canadian authors and publishing offered throughout the school year to maximize learning, creative works in the student literary journal VOX, to offered$6M throughout the school year to maximize learning, creative works in the student literary journal VOX, to retention, and application. It’s a cutting-edge approach that hosting art exhibits, noon-hour concerts and a master retention, and application. It’s a cutting-edge approach that hosting art exhibits, noon-hour concerts and a master places UNB at the forefront of university sport programming class by the Saint John String Quartet. places UNB at the forefront of university sport programming class by the Saint John String Quartet. in Canada. in$4M Canada.
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President's Leadership Fund Joyce Foundation Work-Study Chris Huskilson Special Phillips Leadership Academy in UNB Opportunities Fund Fund ORIGINAL GOAL: $110 MILLION Initiatives Fund Varsity Athletics UNB Fredericton Opportunities BMO FINALFinancial RESULT: Group Soccer $125 MILLION Merit Travel Fund for Fund Fund Technology Management UNB Saint John Promise Osisko Earth Sciences Field & Entrepreneurship Partnership Education Fund
THE CAMPAIGN FOR THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW BRUNSWICK | 17 IT BEGINS HERE $100,000+ LEADERSHIP DONORS THANK YOU FOR INVESTING IN OUR FUTURE
Air Canada Don & Rita Fowler New Brunswick Children’s Foundation A. Gordon Alexander Fredericton Community Foundation Inc. OSCO Construction Group Dick & Diane Armstrong Ganong Bros., Limited / David Ganong Osisko Group of Companies Association of Professional Engineers & Chris Gilliss & Karen Perry Sonny & Coleen Phillips Geoscientists of New Brunswick Allan W. Good Robert & Barbara Pickett Anne Baker Fiona & Jim Green Gerry & Anne Pond William J. Baker Marvin Greenblatt James E. Porter The Beaverbrook Canadian Foundation Jan Grude Potash Corp of Saskatchewan Lorne Berggren Bob & Sherri Hatheway Pretivm Resources Inc. David & Wendy Betts Gordon Howse Monique Purves Charles Bird Florence Hughes Bob Quartermain J.W. Bud Bird Richard Hughes RBC John Bliss & Dorothy McDade Lawson Hunter RBC Global Asset Management Inc. David & Heather Bluteau Arthur, Sandra & Sarah Irving Robert Richards BMO Financial Group J.D. Irving, Limited John Richardson Winnifred Bogaards John & Elizabeth Irving Margot Roach Edwin Bradley Jack Iwanicki Greater Saint John Community Foundation John & Judy Bragg The Jarislowsky Foundation Maurice & Luly Samuels Scott & Lynn Brogan Robert Jenkins Seymour Schulich Canadian Tire Corporation Ltd. Peter Jolly Scotiabank Canaport LNG S. Annie Jones Scoudouc River Trust Wayne Carson The Joyce Family Foundation Shannex Incorporated Canadian Federation of University Women - Richard Langler Dawn & Susan Sharpe Fredericton Irene Leckie Michael G. Sherrard Alan & Debbie Cherrington David & Joan Lynch Heather & John Smallman CIBC Charles MacDonald J. Roscoe Snodgrass Cisco Systems Canada Co. Alan N. MacGibbon Wayne & Maureen Squibb Shirley Cooper Vaughn MacLellan & Tiffany Jay Albert & Ena Stevens Margaret Costar William MacMackin Stewart McKelvey Crabtree Foundation Mike & Annette MacSween UNB Student Union Inc. Patricia Cranton Bernice Mann UNBSJ Students' Representative Council Purdy & Beatrice Crawford Allison & Clare McCain Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada The Peter Cundill Foundation Harrison McCain Foundation Burke Swan Richard & Elizabeth Currie J. Scott McCain TD Bank Group Robert F. DeBoo Kathryn McCain & James Pyper Teck Resources Limited Gururaj & Jaishree Deshpande Margaret & Wallace McCain Family Foundation Rena Alberta Thomas Andy & Ann Devereaux Inc. Marie Tong Kan Greg & Shelli Dixon Stephen & Penny McCain Lois Walker Gillin Michael Douglas Linda McCain & Dan Walshe Eileen Wallace Tom & Wanda Doyle The McCain Foundation David & Anne Ward Sir James Dunn Foundation J.W. McConnell Foundation Mac & Rena Watson Arthur Eagles Dean McDonald R. Howard Webster Foundation Fred & Nicky Eaton Francis McGuire & Beth Webster Nelson Welling William Elderkin Frank & Julie McKenna G. Stephenson Wheatley Emera Inc. Thomas McKenzie Donald Wilcox Emera New Brunswick Michael Merrithew & Louise de Grandpré David & Elizabeth Wilson George & Doone Estey Gary Mitton The Windsor Foundation Graham Farquharson The Molson Foundation Michael & Teresa Wu Karl Ferguson Mary Olive Moore and to those who wish to remain anonymous The Fisher Foundation National Bank of Canada Lucinda and John Flemer NB Power Corporation
And we couldn’t have done it without the generosity of over 10,000 UNB alumni and the many friends, corporations and foundations that supported It Begins Here with annual gifts and pledges totaling $23,498,939. 8 18 | THE CAMPAIGN FOR THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW BRUNSWICK UNIVERSITY OF NEW BRUNSWICK OFFICE OF DEVELOPMENT & DONOR RELATIONS Current, and many former, staff in the Office of Development & Donor Relations have contributed significantly to the success of the It Begins Here Campaign by working with and supporting our Cabinet members and volunteers, developing proposals, meeting with donors, researching potential contributors, organizing events, and more. The Office has managed four major UNB campaigns since 1980. More than $350 Million has been contributed to the University over those four decades.
KIM ANDERSON Manager of Estate Gifts KEVIN BARRETT Stewardship Writer & Researcher NANCY BASTEDO Assistant to the Director JAMIE BIRD Campaign Research & Stewardship Officer SUZANNE BOUDREAU Research & Stewardship Officer PEGGY BRYENTON Advancement Services Level l Technical Support In student support PETER COATES Director SCOT DEJONG Associate Director - Development MARY DOUCET Advancement Services - Donations Supervisor MELISSA GILES Annual Giving Fundraising Supervisor CATHERINE HART Advancement Services - Donations Assistant SHANNON JENSEN Research & Stewardship Officer JIM JOHNSON Acting Annual Giving Manager STEFANIE LOUKES Campaign Marketing & Communications Coordinator ERIC MARKS Campaign Stewardship Writer & Researcher In support of Centres LEAH MEYER Annual Giving Assistant CARMAN MILLS Advancement Services Manager LINDSAY MOMBOURQUETTE Advancement Services - Records Officer SUSAN MONTAGUE Senior Campaign Advisor MARCIE NIXON Associate Director - Campaign Fundraising KRISTA O’REILLY Campaign Leadership Gifts Manager TAMARA PARRY Annual Giving Manager CRAIG POOLE Research & Stewardship Manager SARAH RUSSELL Campaign Leadership Gifts Manager STEPHANIE SLAUENWHITE Senior Development Officer - Faculties KARA STONEHOUSE Marketing & Communications Manager MARION WILLIAMS Senior Development Officer
A special thanks to the following: Alumni Office. Classroom Technology: Hal Dalzell and Kevin McDonough. Communications Office. Facilities: Wayne Duplisea and team. Freeman’s Audio Visual: Chris Shannon. UNB Saint John ITS: Neil Armstrong, Steve Craft, Kris Doucet, and Steve Gamblin. Kinesiology: Doug Beairsto and David Saad. Marketing Office. Media Services: Jesse Anthony, Rob Blanchard, Ed Bowes, Joy Cummings-Dickinson, Cameron Fitch, Heather Marmura, Brendan Middleholtz, and Ian Miller. Student Union Building: Becky Sullivan. Video Cast: Kendra Eatman, Darien Edison, Mikael Hellstrom, Jillian Lamb, and Jon Sensinger.
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As co-chairs of the It Begins Here campaign, we have witnessed first- hand what it means for the UNB community to come together for a common purpose. Together, with a 40-plus volunteer Campaign Cabinet, we have engaged alumni and donors, and increased support for students, faculty and programs, and helped intensify UNB’s impact on the world.
Thanks to your support, we maintained a steady momentum throughout the campaign, so much so that we surpassed our $110 million goal. We are excited to witness the impact of this campaign at our University for years to come.
Thank you for making this campaign a success. It Begins Here. It begins with you.
Executive Chairman
ONB,
Chairman and CEO, Botsford Investment Inc.
Dr. Roxanne Fairweather, ONB (DLitt 2018) Co-founder, Merit President and Co-CEO, Travel Group Inc. Innovatia 6
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Co-founder, Merit Travel Group Inc.
Vale Canada Limited
Ms. Stephanie Anderson (BSc 1984), Executive Vice President, Corporate Development, Baffinland Iron Mine Corp. Mr. George Estey (BScEngME 1980), Senior Managing Director, Evercore Partners Canada Mr. Larry Hachey (BBA 1987), Chair, UNB Board of Governors and President, Canlease Dr. Chris Huskilson (BScEngEE 1979, MScEngEE 1982, DSc 2014), Former CEO & President, Emera Inc. Ms. Jill Jollineau (MEd’02), President, UNB Associated Alumni Dr. Alan MacGibbon, CM (BBA 1978,DLitt 2010), Retired Managing Partner and Chief Executive of Deloitte LLP (Canada) Dr. Francis McGuire (DLitt 2017), President, Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency Dr. Joseph Ng (BScEngEE 1973, DSc 2013), Founder and Chair, the JNE Group of Companies Mr. Kelly Shotbolt (BBA 1979), President, ARAUCO North America Mr. Wayne Squibb (BA 1968), Co-founder and CEO, Realstar Group Mr. Peter Stapleton (BScEngCHE 1989, MScEngCHE 1992), Lead Process Engineer, Canadian Natural Resources Limited Dr. David Ward (BBA 1962, DLitt 2007), Trustee, Ward Family Foundation Mr. Lee Winchester, Regional Vice-President, Nova Scotia South & Financial Planning Atlantic Provinces Division, BMO Financial Group
THANKS TO OUR SPECIAL APPEAL VOLUNTEERS:
Kinesiology Campaign: Greg Duquette, Terry Haggerty, Mark Hazlett (BPE 1987, MPE 1989), Jim Morell (BPE 1967), and Heather Neilson (BPE 1972). Faculty-Staff Campaign, Saint John: Barry Beckett (PhD 1970), David Creelman (BEd 1986, MA 1987), and Natasha Kelly (BRSS 2006). Faculty-Staff Campaign, Fredericton: David Macneil (Class of 1970), Liz Lemon-Mitchell (BA 1987), and John Neville (BSc 1991).
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Bob Skillen VP Advancement 506-458-7669 [email protected]
P.O. Box 4400 13 Bailey Drive Alumni Memorial Building Lower Level Fredericton, NB E3B 5A3 (506) 453-5053
P.O. Box 5050 100 Tucker Park Rd G. Forbes Elliot Athletic Centre Room 107A Saint John, NB E2L 4L5 (506) 648-5989 [email protected] unb.ca/giving