The Impact of Your Giving to The University of Waterloo

Presented with gratitude to June 2014 Manulife Financial Ms. Marianne Harrison Ms. Marianne and CEO President Financial Manulife 1602 Box N., P.O. 500 King Street ON N2J 4C6 Waterloo, Dear Ms. Harrison: has generosity Financial’s the enormous impact Manulife highlights report This and and on the local, national in Waterloo, community had on the university and staff our students, us through to linked indirectly communities international faculty. has allowed generosity budgets, your government of ever-shrinking In a world financial worries of scholarships and bursaries, alleviating dozens award us to students also helped many You’ve students. and brightest of our best many for where and charity sectors, not-for-profit in the vibrant terms work pursue co-op And your service. of community about the value lessons learned lifelong they’ve renewed has brought Centre Wellness the Manulife $1M gift to extraordinary and including cancer populations, specialized several health and vitality to teens. and clinically overweight patients rehab cardiac “big” number-one priority is helping people with the Manulife’s that know We plan times and better uncertain during can thrive financial decisions, so they of Waterloo University done for have you what is exactly This future. the for as one of our most you count to and honoured proud are and we students, partners. corporate valued community, university thanks, on behalf of the entire sincere my Please accept of Waterloo prosperity and the future support us, our students, do to all you for and beyond. region regards, Warmest FErIDUN HAMDUllAHPUr and Vice-Chancellor President June 2014

UNIVERSITY OF WATERLOO 2 CONTENTS

4 Introduction: A rich History of Giving

5 Financial Overview

6 Bringing Applied research to life: Manulife Wellness Centre

7 Fostering Excellence in Actuarial Science

9 Empowering Students to Create Positive Social Change

11 Encouraging Gifted Women to Pursue Higher Mathematics

12 Matching Gift Program, 1983-1992

AppendIces

13 Appendix A: Manulife Financial Corporate Giving, 1982 – 2014

14 Appendix B: Manulife Financial Matching Gifts

16 Appendix c: Manulife Financial Corporate Sponsorship

17 Appendix d: Manulife Financial National Scholarships of Excellence in Actuarial Science

18 Appendix e: Manulife Financial Upper Year Actuarial Scholarships

19 Appendix d: Manulife Financial Community and World Service Award

The impact of your giving | 5 Year Actuarial Scholarships Actuarial Year World Service Endowment Endowment Service World Science Scholarships in Actuarial 1993 – 1993 Financial Community Manulife 2004-Present – 2004-Present Financial Upper Manulife Manulife’s student-support gifts include: student-support Manulife’s $100,000: $243,000: – 1999-2010 Financial National Manulife $182,000: Our champions extensive of Manulife’s but highlights are These the reveal but they work, support of the University’s and community excellence to commitment profound its by known is so well which Manulife for service partners. and community clients, staff on a founded was of Waterloo the University In 1957 and industry between vision of collaboration yield the deep would academic partners; one that the propel needed to pool of highly skilled graduates forward. economy post-war almost for in this mandate succeeded have we That of generosity the is due in no small part to 60 years leaders – visionary Manulife partners like industry of supporting the case for the value who recognize in the young and of investing academic excellence, our future. people who are some of the celebrate pages we In the following extraordi- Manulife’s to attributable directly stories of of supporting the work history nary 32-year UWaterloo. making for one of you, each and every to you, Thank possible. our work

2003 –2003 Centre Wellness Manulife Computer Science Science Computer Insurance, Securities and Quantitative Securities Insurance, Finance 1999 – Fund Education Actuarial 1988 – in Institute research Waterloo

student support student a the ongoing need for has also recognized Manulife and actuarial pool of highly skilled mathematics by this need has been affected and how graduates, young today’s by the financial challenges faced students. funded many has generously end, Manulife that To significant programs scholarships, including two finest the world’s and training attracting aimed at actuarial talent. charity and to commitment Honouring its own an also established Manulife work, service pursuing support students designed to endowment This sector. in the not-for-profit terms work co-op charitably minded ensures life, for gift, endowed if tuition, even pay funds to will have students or no-pay taking low- earnings by sacrificed they’ve terms. work Manulife Financial and the University of Waterloo the University Financial and Manulife make to together of working a long history have place. a better the world the gift to Beginning in 1982 with a generous science, school of computer growing University’s spans an UWaterloo to commitment Manulife’s Manulife’s During this time, 32 years. impressive included: gifts have significant and transformative : $35,000 1982 – School of Cheriton David $30,000: $1,000,000: $58,223.66:

A rich History of A rich History Giving

UNIVERSITY OF WATERLOO 4 32 Years of Generosity

Manulife’s generosity in supporting the University of Waterloo spans 32 years, and to date encompasses just over $1.8 million dollars.

These gifts, funding a variety of projects, have been instrumental in allowing us to continue delivering the highest quality education to the world’s best and Manulife Financial: Areas of support brightest students.

11.98%

5.97% 1.44% 2.66% 54.51% 32years 23.44% Cumulative Giving from 1982 till 2014 is $1,843,765.83

This is an average of $57,617.70 per year

largest gift was a pledge in 2003 for $1 million in Advertising and Sponsorship / $110,000.00 / 5.97 % support of the Manulife - UWaterloo Wellness Center Areas of Highest Need / $26,543.57 / 1.44 % 10 gifts in support of Advertising and Sponsorship totaling $110,000 Capital Projects / $1,005,040.00 / 54.51 %

12 gifts in support of Areas of Highest Needs Faculty Support / $49,057.60 / 2.66 % totaling $26,543.57 Programs / $220,912.66 / 11.98 % 4 gifts in support of Capital Projects totaling $1,005,040 Student Financial Aid / $432,212.00 / 23.44 %

22 gifts in support of Faculty Support totaling $49,057.60

22 gifts in support of Programs totaling $220,912.66

14 gifts in support of Student Financial Aid totaling $432,212

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IMpAcT OF YOUR GIVInG: cApITAL pROJecTs

The Manulife Wellness Centre houses innovative exercise programs for cancer for programs exercise houses innovative Centre Wellness Manulife The $1M gift from A landmark and firefighters-in-training. obese teens patients, the University the means for providing the Centre, Financial established Manulife the community. out of the lab and into research healthcare bring exciting to

A cancer diagnosis is life-altering, and, for most and, for diagnosis is life-altering, A cancer lists. right off their to-do knocks exercise people, of Waterloo’s in the University But researchers proving had data of Applied Health Science Faculty side the negative help reduce could exercise that overall and improve treatment, of cancer effects health and well-being. this take to a way was didn’t have they What the community, out of the lab and into research help the people who needed it most. it could where this dilemma with a Financial solved Manulife the Manulife $1M gift establishing magnificent been up and running which has now Centre, Wellness fitness multi-purpose innovative This 2003. since 12-week breaking a ground houses WEll-FIT, facility cancer people undergoing for program exercise treatment. this completed have some 1200+ patients date To has older-adult population mostly This program. by generosity Manulife’s enormously from benefitted to and finding the energy their strength regaining this deadly disease. fight back against clinically for also houses a program Centre The and for prepare helps firefighters teens, overweight a special and offers ability test, their physical pass with hormone receptor-positive women for program of hormone years require who may cancer, breast chemo. and/or radiation following therapy and dignity and

Bringing Applied research to life – and Helping life to Applied research Bringing recover Patients Cancer strength, Health Health strength,

UNIVERSITY OF WATERLOO 00 IMpAcT OF YOUR GIVInG: sTUdenT FInAncIAL AId

Fostering Excellence in Actuarial science

Two generous scholarships entirely funded by Manulife Financial have trained more than 50 of the world’s brightest students in actuarial science, resulting in a new generation of financial leaders.

Manulife has always understood the need for highly Manulife’s steadfast commitment of almost skilled actuaries, and recognized the value in $500,000 to these students is an outstanding recruiting the best and brightest students to this example of investing in academic excellence, and of demanding field. leveling the playing field so all students have equal access to quality education. national scholarship 1999-2010 1999 – 2010: Putting this belief into action, Manulife funded a national scholarship in actuarial science between the Manulife Financial national years of 1999 and 2010. Incoming undergrads scholarships of excellence in competed nationally for this coveted honour, which Actuarial science was awarded based on academic excellence, extra- curricular activities, and interest in and capacity for “Your scholarship helped me – once a child mathematical excellence. deemed hopeless at a South Korean high school – regain confidence in myself. It also means a lot to my family, who had decided immigration would be Upper Year scholarship in the best interest of my education and my 2004-present brother’s; we immigrated to Canada in June 2004, when I was seventeen years old.” At the close of the national scholarship, Manulife - clare park, seoul, South Korea, elected to continue its support by establishing a 2010-11 National Scholarship recipient second scholarship, this one for the two upper years of study in double mathematics or actuarial science. This program now awards three $6,000 scholarships “The Manulife Financial National Scholarship has each year to outstanding students who’ve completed been of great assistance in financing my under- their second year of study and at least one graduate studies. I am also very appreciative of professional exam, and are committed to careers in the work opportunities that came out of the actuarial science. scholarship, providing great exposure to exciting Those fortunate students who have completed their areas of life insurance. I am privileged to have had undergraduate degrees with the help of Manulife these opportunities at the beginning of my under- Financial have since gone on to graduate and graduate studies. Thank you!” doctoral work, and to rewarding careers in the - Jeffrey Baer, Thornhill, ON, 2007-11 financial services sector. National Scholarship recipient

The impact of your giving | 7 (continued) a below-median household income, this award has this award household income, a below-median is this award receiving me, For been a huge relief. ethic and university work my to a testament succeed to work of I put in a lot involvement. back give and to academically and professionally, me gives award This community. the university to do to continue to and motivation the confidence blessing.” this of appreciative extremely and I’m so, 2013 recipient Fabian Kwan, from Markham, ON. from Kwan, Fabian recipient 2013 with family a For this award. so much for you “Thank It has helped my resume stand out from those of out from stand resume It has helped my co-op valuable me several peers, and won my academic my opportunities. It has also motivated three during the past endeavours and professional pay I could with its help, least, but not Last years. parents. on my rely and not myself tuition by my you.” Thank this independence. of I am proud “The Manulife scholarship is a great honour for me. honour for scholarship is a great Manulife “The 2013 recipient Yangxi Ou, from Guangzhou, Guangdong, Ou, from Yangxi recipient 2013 pursuing a PhD in Mathematical now is China. Yangxi and hopes his future Carnegie Mellon University, at Sciences with financial problems real-world will include “solving and rigour.” precision mathematical 2004 – present: scholarships Actuarial Year Financial Upper Manulife Fostering excellence in Actuarial science Actuarial in excellence Fostering

UNIVERSITY OF WATERLOO 8 IMpAcT OF YOUR GIVInG: pROGRAMs

Empowering Students to Create Positive social change

Manulife’s 1993 establishment of the Manulife Financial Community and World Service Co-op Scholarship Fund has helped dozens of students pursue co-op terms with charities, not-for-profits and NGOs around the world.

Back in the early ‘90s, the University of Waterloo was wrestling with a challenge both practical and philosophical. How could a university with the largest co-operative education program in Canada support students whose interests lay in the less-lucrative but still vitally important charitable and community- service sectors?

The answer was to establish a financial award for students who consciously undertook unpaid or low-paid work terms in these sectors. Students could then take on these rewarding assignments without worrying about paying next term’s tuition.

Manulife, with its long-term commitment to community service, saw the potential of helping Victoria “Tori” nevin – 2013 recipient BA, legal Studies – bright young minds experience the power of the Arts and Business philanthropic sector, and generously endowed Tori Nevin spent a work term volunteering as a $100,000 to fund this award in perpetuity. teaching assistant with The Esperanza Project in Since then, the award has helped dozens of students Cabrera, Dominican republic during the winter 2013 pursue their dreams of making a difference in the term. There she taught English, reading, math and lives of others, and has indirectly helped thousands physed to kids ranging in age from six to 12, and of people who’ve benefited from the students’ con- provided support to the teachers wherever she could. tributions. “One of my best memories is having one of my The faculty, staff, alumni and students of Waterloo’s students read to me from a book for the first time. Faculty to Arts are indebted to Manulife for this That taught me how easy it is to make a difference generous gift, and for its far-sighted commitment to in someone’s life. Working with disadvantaged or building the compassionate citizens of tomorrow. vulnerable people is definitely something I hope to do in my future career,” and “I’m so grateful to Manulife for giving me this experience.”

Tori completed her BA this past September, and was accepted at Osgoode Hall law School, where she plans to prepare for a legal career in the social justice arena.

The impact of your giving | 9 Empowering Students to Create Positive Social Change (continued)

He found exactly what he wanted with Student Open Circles, a not-for-profit that matches McMaster students with volunteer opportunities in Hamilton. Graham spent his work term coordinating the organization’s student teams, marshalling a small army of volunteers who serve the city’s underprivileged kids, adults with special needs, homeless populations and more.

When he returned to Waterloo, Graham put his new found facilitation and organization skills to work, bring- ing together a group of peers to volunteer as after- school homework helpers for local elementary kids.

“I’ve always done volunteer work, but it was a tough decision to take on a co-op without a paycheque.” Graham Watson – 2013 recipient says Graham. I’m so grateful for Manulife’s support, BA, Peace and Conflict Studies – Arts and Business and hope they’ll be pleased to see the ripple Graham Watson was looking for a service placement effects of their generosity all over Hamilton and that would help him hone his facilitation skills over Waterloo.” the 2013 winter work term.

Manulife Financial community & World service Award endowment projected 2013-14 expenditure Account Activity Amount

principal Opening Balance as of May 1, 2013 $195,124.72

Council-approved income allocation: 3% $5,853.74

Plus or minus Expenditure Account Closing Balance $4,154.43 as at April 30, 2013 UNIVERSITY OF WATERLOO Anticipated available for expenditure 2014/2015* $10,008.17

0 remaining funds will be returned to the principal opening balance of the endowment. Full endowment report available fall, 2014.

10 IMpAcT OF YOUR GIVInG: spOnsORsHIp sUppORT

Encouraging Gifted Women to Pursue Higher Mathematics

Manulife’s gold-level sponsorship of Waterloo’s Summer School for Women in Math is breaking down barriers to graduate-level education in mathematics for Canada’s top female math students.

Housing one of the best math programs in the world, the University of Waterloo has always been a magnet for the world’s top math students, both male and female. But admission staff noticed a definite gender gap when it came to graduate studies, with many fewer women than men enrolling in programs beyond the undergraduate level. research indicated that female students would be more likely to become engaged and adventurous in their study of math in a female-only environment. So the University proposed an innovative two-week summer math course just for women, targeted at the brightest female math students across the country.

Manulife was a perfect partner for this program, having a long history of supporting professional op- portunities for women, both inside their organization student feedback and within the broader community. With Manulife’s “I think the most valuable thing was being able to generous support of $7,500, 16 young women were discuss grad school with a female professor, one- chosen from over 50 applicants to attend the on-one in an informal setting and as a group.” inaugural program in August, 2012. “It was nice to be surrounded by all females. It is Manulife’s support of this project is visionary, and will not usually like that in any math department!” ultimately lead to increased numbers of highly trained female professionals available to serve in “I never considered studying math beyond a Master’s senior-level positions across the country and around level, but now I know more about opportunities for the world. study at the PhD level as well.”

The impact of your giving | 11 From 1983 – 1994 Manulife Financial offered a Financial offered – 1994 Manulife 1983 From encouraging its employees, to gift program matching level. a grass-roots at philanthropy and rewarding is no longer gift program Although the matching donated employees generous and its Manulife active, the over UWaterloo to $16,772.60 an impressive important many supporting of this program, course within the University. initiatives for and its employees Manulife thanks to Our many of this years during the active supporting our work program. Matching Gift Program, Gift Program, Matching 1983-1994

UNIVERSITY OF WATERLOO 12 APPENDICES: A p p e n d I x A

Manulife Financial corporate Giving 1982-2014

Year designation disbursed $ 1982-86 David Cheriton School of Computer Science 35,000.00 1985 Squash tournament 3,000.00 1982 Scholarships Dominion life 100.00 1982-86 University’s Area of Highest Priority Needs Dominion life 20,000.00 1983-84 French Contest Dominion life 300.00 1984 J.P.r. Wadsworth Chair in Finance & Accounting Dominion life 500.00 1988-90 Institute for Insurance and Pension research 30,000.00 1987-89 French Contest 1,950.00 1991 Walter A. Bean Scholarships 600.00 1992-96 Manulife Financial Community World Service Endowment 100,000.00 1993-94 Gretchen E. Mueller Memorial Biochemistry Scholarship 740.00 1993-94 Maurice Strong Dinner 4,000.00 1993 Kenneth G. Murray Alzheimer research & Education Program 6,000.00 1994-99 St. Paul’s University College Annual Fund Including Gift in Kind of $224.60 824.60 1994-2010 Work Term reports Awards- Undergraduate 1,500.00 1996-05 Faculty of Mathematics Area of Highest Priority Need 1,276.34 1997 renison University College East Asian Studies Program 500.00 1997 Stanley Knowles Visiting Professorship in Canadian Studies 5,000.00 1999-2005 Actuarial Education Fund 58,223.66 2000-02 Computing Contest Fund- Undergraduate 6,000.00 2000-02 renison University College Annual Fund 3,500.00 2002 Actuarial Science research Conference 6,809.00 2003 New Quarterly Magazine 500.00 2003-07 Manulife-UW Wellness Centre 1,000,000.00 1999-10 Manulife National Scholarships in Actuarial Science 243,000.00

2004-14 Manulife Upper Year Actuarial Scholarships 182,000.00* 2009-2013 Men’s Basketball Program 1,000.00 2004-14 University’s Area of Highest Priority Needs 419.63 2010-12 Men’s Golf Program 3,000.00 2011 Conrad Gebel University College Scholarships 1,250.00 Corporate Giving Total $1,716,993.23

*recurring annual gift of $18,000 The impact of your giving | 13 APPENDICES: A p p e n d I x B

Manulife Financial Matching Gifts

Year designation Received $ 1983 Area of University’s highest priority needs- 100.00 Donation made through the United Way of Greater Toronto 1984 Faculty of Engineering 75.00 1985 Faculty of Arts Area of Highest Need 55.00 1985-92 Faculty of Mathematics Area of Highest Need 1,804.00 1988-92 Conrad Grebel University College Annual Fund 562.00 1988-92 Faculty of Mathematics Equipment Fund 900.00 1988-92 Faculty of Arts Alumni Fund 450.00 1988-92 St. Jerome’s University Scholarships 250.00 1988 Faculty of Engineering 50.00 1989 Mathematics Tutorial Centre 100.00 1989-92 St. Jerome’s University Area of Highest Needs 490.00 1990 Centre for Catholic Experience 50.00 1990-92 Faculty of Science 140.00 1990-91 Faculty of Applied Health Science 100.00 1990-91 Centre for Accounting and research and Education (CArE) 125.00 1990-91 Waterloo Endowment Contribution Match Program Mathematics 180.00 1990-92 St. Paul’s University College 135.00 1991-92 Conrad Grebel University College Fund 600.00 1991-92 Engineering Endowment Fund 100.00

1990-92 rene Descartes Foundation Ontario Student Opportunity Trust Fund 971.00 1992 Walter Bean Scholarship Fund 150.00 1992-93 Centre for Accounting research and Education Fund (C.A.r.E) 50.00 1993 Conrad Grebel University College Annual Fund 83.00 1993 Conrad Grebel University College Capital Fund 550.00 1993-94 rene Descarte Foundation 612.00 1993-02 Faculty of Mathematics Area of Highest Priority Needs- 1,558.60 Maritime Assurance Company merged with Manulife in 2002 1993 Engineering Endowment Fund 50.00 1993 Faculty of Science General Fund 50.00 1993 Faculty of Science Equipment Fund 100.00 1993 St. Paul’s University College Annual Fund 50.00 1993 Kinesiology Equipment Fund 50.00 14 APPENDICES: A p p e n d I x B

Manulife Financial Matching Gifts (continued)

Year designation Received $ 1993 Mathematics Equipment Fund 550.00 1993 St. Jerome’s University Scholarships 150.00 1993 St. Jerome’s University Area of Highest Priority Needs 175.00 1993-94 Gretchen E. Mueller Memorial Scholarship 389.00 1994 renison University College Capital Fund 490.00 1996 Faculty of Mathematics Area of Highest Needs 527.00 1998-00 Department of Statistics and Actuarial Science- 525.00 Maritime Assurance Company merged with Manulife in 2002 2002 Mathematics Tutorial Centre- 50.00 Maritime Assurance Company merged with Manulife in 2002 2004 Area of University’s highest priority needs 50.00 2009-13 Men’s Basketball 2,500.00 2010 Waterloo Engineering Endowment Foundation- 238.00 Donation made through the United Way of Greater Toronto 2011-12 University Areas of Highest Priority Needs- 88.00 Donation made through the United Way of Greater Toronto 2014 Anish Chopra Masters of Accounting Scholarships - 500.00 Donation made through the United Way of Greater Toronto Matching Gift Total $16,772.60

The impact of your giving | 15 APPENDICES: A p p e n d I x c

Manulife Financial sponsorship support

Year designation distributed $ 1993 Ken Murray Golf Classic Golf Tools Gift in kind 1997 UW 40th Anniversary Event 1,500.00 2001 Kitchener-Waterloo record Advertising 5,000.00 2001-2007 President’s Golf Tournament 47,500.00 2003 Maclean’s Magazine Advertising 15,000.00 2005 Hong Kong Event Sponsorship 5,000.00 2010 David Johnston Celebration Event 25,000.00 2012 hedGe hEDGE is one of Canada's leading undergraduate finance 2,000.00 conferences, organized by students of the School of Accounting & Finance at the University of Waterloo. 2012 Waterloo pharmacy Invitation Golf Tournament 1,500.00 All proceeds were directed to initiatives that contribute to the success of our students, including; scholarships, awards, and professional development funding. 2012 Women in Math Sponsorship 7,500.00 Sponsorship Support Total $110,000.00

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Manulife Financial national scholarships of excellence in Actuarial science, Lifetime Recipients 1999-2010

Recipient program Award Year Amount $ Claire Norville Actuarial Science 1999-2001 9,000 Geoffrey Thiessen Actuarial Science 1999-2002 9,000 Charles Philbrook Actuarial Science 1999-2003 13,500 Katrina Tan Actuarial Science 1999-2003 13,500 Ge Kang Actuarial Science 1999-2004 15,750 Kevin Chan Actuarial Science 2000-2001 4,500 Neil lamb Actuarial Science 2000-2001 4,500 reshma Patel Actuarial Science 2000-2004 13,500 Denise Cheung Actuarial Science 2000-2005 18,000 Yawen Yu Actuarial Science 2000-2005 18,000 Kingston Yiu Statistics 2001-2005 11,250 Diana Skrzydlo Actuarial Science 2001-2006 18,000 Gregory Winston Actuarial Science 2002-2007 18,000 Wendy Chu Actuarial Science/ 2002-2007 18,000 Finance Option Margaret Wu Actuarial Science 2003-2007 18,000 Yue Jin Actuarial Science/ 2003-2008 18,000 Finance Option Kathleen Carswell Actuarial Science/Finance 2004-2009 36,000 Option + Mathematics ryan Cuscito Actuarial Science/ 2005-2010 18,000 Finance Option Clare Park Actuarial Science 2006-2011 18,000 Jeffrey Baer Actuarial Science 2007-2012 18,000 Total $ 310,500

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Manulife Financial Upper Year Actuarial scholarships, Lifetime Recipients 2004-Present

Recipient Program Award Year Amount $ Amar Gudka Actuarial Science/ Finance Option 2005-2006 4,500 Henry lim Actuarial Science 2005-2006 4,500 Matthew Cheung Mathematics, 3-year 2005-2006 4,500 Sandra To Actuarial Science 2005-2006 4,500 Eddie lau Actuarial Science 2006-2007 4,500 Frederick Ngan Actuarial Science/ Finance Option 2006-2007 4,500

lu Jing Business & Math (double degree) 2006-2007 4,500 Shijie Zhong Actuarial Science 2006-2008 4,500 Gordon ripley Actuarial Science/ Finance Option 2007-2008 4,500 Scott Palmer Actuarial Science 2007-2008 4,500 Fiona Ng Actuarial Science 2007-2009 4,500

John Kong Business & Math (double degree) 2007-2009 4,500 David Tolnai Actuarial Science 2008-2009 5,000 Jeremy li Foa Wing Actuarial Science 2008-2010 5,000

Natalia Berfeld Actuarial Science/ Finance Option 2008-2010 5,000 Wai Ma Actuarial Science 2008-2010 5,000 Boon Yoon Ho Actuarial Science/ Finance Option 2009-2010 4,500 Zhe Zhu Actuarial Science/ Finance Option 2009-2010 4,500 Neil Duchen Actuarial Science/ Finance Option 2009-2011 9,000 Qiongsi Wu Statistics 2009-2011 9,000 Siaw Yun Poi Actuarial Science 2010-2011 4,500 Jue Hou Actuarial Science/ Finance Option 2010-2012 9,000 Muhammad rizvi Actuarial Science/Finance Option 2011-2012 4,500 Yangxi Ou Actuarial Science 2011-2014 9,000 Kevin Chung Actuarial Science 2012-2013 6,000 Tun Wong

Minwoo Choi Business & Math (double degree) 2012-2013 6,000 Fabian Kwan Actuarial Science/Finance Option 2013-2015 6,000 Josephine Tay Actuarial Science/Finance Option 2013-2015 6,000 Qiaozhi Zhao Actuarial Science/Finance Option 2013-2015 6,000 Total $158,000

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Manulife Financial community and World service Award, Lifetime Recipients

Recipient program Award Year Amount James Dykstra History 1994-1995 $ 1,000 Peter Melville English 1994-1995 1,000 Andrew Vincent English 1995-1996 1,000 Ada Jaarsma History 1996-1997 1,500 Barbara Baumgartner Psychology 1996-1997 1,500 Carrie Bilagot History 1996-1997 1,500 Mary Ocampo Psychology 1996-1997 1,500 Samuel Howell French, 3-year 1996-1997 1,000 Francis deVries Psychology 1997-1998 1,500 David Witherow Philosophy 1997-1999 3,000 rosemary Koch Therapeutic recreation 2002-2003 1,500

Amy lam English rhetoric & Professional Writing 2003-2004 1,000 Courtney Zinn English 2003-2004 1,500 roxanne Hui Economics 2003-2004 1,500 Adrienne Chapell French Teaching Specialization 2004-2005 1,000 Jacqueline Wolfe Psychology 2004-2005 1,000 Melinda Vander Ploeg Psychology 2004-2005 1,000 Shaneika Bailey Social Development Studies 2004-2005 1,000 Suzanne Tsang Psychology 2004-2005 1,000 Victoria Fung Psychology 2004-2005 1,000 renee Chan Psychology 2005-2006 1,500 roudabeh rasaei English literature 2005-2006 1,500 Annika Allman Social Development Studies 2006-2007 1,500 Denis Clark History 2007-2008 1,500

Tegan Herchenrader English rhetoric & Professional Writing 2007-2008 1,500 laura Stevenson French 2008-2009 1,500 Avneet Dhillon Political Science 2009-2010 1,500

rhea rasquinha Accounting & Financial Management 2009-2010 1,500

Pelagia Cao Accounting & Financial Management 2010-2011 800 Sharon lau Social Development Studies 2010-2011 800

rachel Klein English rhetoric & Professional Writing 2011-2012 1,500 Sarah White Social Development Studies 2011-2012 1,000 Shirley Yu Psychology 2012-2013 1,500 Graham Watson Peace and Conflict Studies AB 2013-2014 750 Jackie lee Psychology 2013-2014 750 Victoria Nevin legal Studies 2013-2014 750 The impact of your giving | 19 Total $45,850 The University of Waterloo is grateful to Manulife Financial for its pivotal role in shaping our past and molding our future.

Mike den Haan Associate Vice President, Principal Gifts Office of Advancement 519-888-4567 EXT 39034 [email protected] 200 University Ave W, Waterloo, ON N2l 3G1