University of Windsor Spring 2010 Faculty of Law Alumni Magazine

www.uwindsor.ca/donations/law Thanks for Answering the Call!

Paying it Forward Five years of fund development Young Alumni Initiative Spring | 2010

KEEPING IN TOUCH Contents From the Director If we have lost touch with you or your classmates, please drop us a note, send an e-mail or make a phone call to help us keep in touch. Addresses are collected under the Freedom of Information and It is a pleasure to bring you this initiatives up the priority ladder. I hope our article will Protection of Privacy Act and are used for particular Nulli Secundus, since give you fresh insight on what we still need to strive for. the purpose of updating and maintaining alumni and donor records, and for From the Director | 3 its focus is on alumni giving. This publication would not have been possible without publications, invitations and updates We wanted to put a publication the dedicated efforts of Anne Dawson, Michelle Pilutti, on what is new at the Law School. Funds Meet Function together for you that lets you know Sandra Stein, Debbie Squillaro and particularly Marissa Improving our Interior | 4 of the developments at Windsor Hatt. We are indebted to them for their invaluable assistance. Updates can be sent to: Goodman Family Generosity | 5 Karen Momotiuk, LLB ’96 Law over the past five years. We While visiting or hosting alumni and interacting with so A Change of Aesthetics, But Not Spirit | 6 Director of Alumni and Fund have made much movement many of our generous friends, I often reflected personally Development, Faculty of Law, Windsor Law Success | 7 forward, particularly in the area of increasing permanently on the gratitude I feel towards this law school. Constant University of Windsor endowed funds. Even with the economic challenges we discussions with alumni regarding the ease with which an 401 Sunset Avenue Student Support: faced, our alumni generosity continued to inspire the OTSS scholarship can be established happened to dovetail Windsor, Ontario N9B 3P4 Law Commons revitalized. New Awards, Scholarships and Bursaries | 8 students involved in these campaigns, class leaders, the with a major event in my own family life. In August 2009, Phone: 519-253-3000, Ext. 2920 Dean, faculty and I in securing major gifts for physical my father, Harry, retired from 33 years on the Ontario The Dean’s Notes| 13 Fax: 519-561-1431 and technological improvements and for financial aid. Court of Justice, one day before his 75th birthday. Inspired [email protected] [email protected] Influential Ideas | 14 We are proud of what we have been able to accomplish by alumni generosity, I established the Justice Harry in these last five years. Each of the law school’s “hubs” have Momotiuk Bursary. I was surprised at how easy it was, and Class Giving: Strength in Numbers | 16 been dramatically renovated and made more functional. how rewarding it felt. It was my own way of giving back Nulli Secundus The article, “Funds Meet Function”, may inspire you to to a law school and honouring a person who has given Donor Report answer that annual giving campaign call, to forward the me so much. Editor: Karen A. Momotiuk ’96 Faculty of Law Giving Societies | 18 donor cards we send to you, or to create your own major We hope this issue truly conveys how grateful we are at Consulting Editor: Jennifer Barone Alumni Donors by Class Year | 19 gift legacy. Graham Gow (Class of 1980), Peter and Terry the law school for alumni support. We hope it makes clear Contributors: Laura Elinson, Lori Brienza ’09, 2009 Annual Giving Campaign Donors | 22 Michelle Pilutti Farmer (Class of 1974 and 1975, respectively) and the to you how much it means to the students, how gratifying Grand opening of the Farmer Goodman family (Jack, from the Class of 1976, and Rebecca, it is to have their hard work rewarded and recognized, Design and Production: Conference Room. Young Alumni Initiative Donors: Jennifer Barone, Publications Manager/Editor Recent Grads Give Back | 23 Class of 2008) all proved to us that while the physical and how pleasant it is to work in such a dynamic and Ida Hary, Graphic Designer space of the Law School could be improved, the historical influential faculty. Public Affairs and Communications Young Alumni Initiative Investors | 23 spirit was not diminished. My final words on the subject are simple. Photography: Don Martel, Kevin Kavanuagh, Our article “Student Support”, reflects the past five years Tyler Brownbridge Thank you. of alumni connections, events to be recognized, and the Editorial Correspondence: Editor, Nulli Secundus, Faculty of Law highest aspirations and dreams of graduating classes - Telephone: 519-253-3000, Ext. 2920 whether they were looking forward to their graduation, Fax: 519-973-7071 E-mail: [email protected] or reflecting on 35-year-long careers. Internet: www.uwindsor.ca/faculty/law Our article “Influential Ideas”, might motivate you to karen momotiuk ’96, editor This report lists all donors to Windsor Law donate to Windsor Law. Some of our donors send us $50 from January 1, 2004 to December 31, 2009. per year, some send $5,000 - and every donation makes a Those donors who have requested anonymity difference. You can set up a legacy gift in your will to do not appear in the listings. While we have benefit the school (many healthy years from now!) or create made every effort to ensure accuracy, please a major gift endowment taking advantage of the OTSS let us know of any errors or omissions by contacting the office of Alumni and Fund matching program, which matches donations to Windsor Development at 519-253-3000, Ext. 2920 Law dollar for dollar, literally doubling your money. or [email protected] Our Young Alumni Initiative, focuses on new graduates ON THE COVER: Nulli Secundus is published by the Faculty Annual Giving Campaign Calling Team who are beginning their careers in law. We ask for modest of Law, University of Windsor. The views Top Row: Brian Pipe ’08, Karen Momotiuk ’96, Michael Noonan ’08 contributions, but more importantly an ongoing connection Middle Row: Ilana Mizel ’09, Minoo Alipour Birgani Law III, expressed or implied herein do not to the school, and the hope of bringing student-driven necessarily reflect those of the Faculty of Leisha Murphy ’09, Michael D’Aloisio ’08 Law or the University of Windsor. Bottom Row: Lindsay Speed ’08, Megan Mossip Law III, Lori Brienza ’09, Sarah Subhan ’09. Photo Don Martel.

2 Nulli Secundus . Spring 2010 Nulli Secundus . Spring 2010 3 General Office Renovations made Funds Meet Function possible by goodman family generosity improving the interior of the Ron w. ianni law building by Laura Elinson

At the core of every great school lies a nerve centre, a hub relied upon by staff, students, and visitors alike to field inquiries, greet newcomers, disseminate final marks, and keep the community informed of changes as they take place. For Windsor Law, this hub takes the form of the General Office (“the GO”). With the pace of life inside the office set at a daily high, it took the vision and care of a generous alumni duo to provide the GO with a new face; one that would not only please the eye, but also offer some substantial improvements to its functionality. Owing to the very generous donation of the Goodman Family, and in particular Jack ’76 and daughter Rebecca ’08, the GO is now designed to optimally meet the demands of both staff and students. “It’s the first place many people will be introduced to Windsor Law, whether they are students or visitors,” says Rebecca. “We wanted to make sure that it is Law Commons Farmer Conference Room representative of the school. It wasn’t wheelchair accessible and we thought it was really important to change that, especially The hub of student life at Windsor Law often occurs in the area A generous gift from our friends, Terry Farmer ’75 and Peter considering Windsor’s emphasis on access to justice and the now known as the Law Commons, formerly and affectionately Farmer ’74 helped us modernize our main meeting room for school’s commitment to making everyone feel welcome.” known as “the pit”. Many of you will remember its dark spaces Faculty Council as well as for guest speakers, conferences, In addition to that important change, new furniture, a new and mismatched furniture. Some may even remember the symposia, and seminars. The ribbon cutting ceremony, coupled filing system, and a new accessible counter are part of the foozball table, surrounded by faculty and students alike. While with the Class of 1974’s 35th Anniversary reunion, was an redesign. There are new student mail slots, new magazine racks it was not always attractive, it “had a good personality”. Alumnus exciting event since the Conference Room was new when the for the display of law school brochures and other material, and Graham Gow ’80 and the WB Family Foundation donated funds class first used it (in 1971) and, now, it is new again. new seating for guests. The offices of the academic coordinator and design assistance to revitalize the area. Now, the space is and secretary to the dean were renovated to meet ergonomic well divided, and groups of law students can easily meet, for General Office requirements, to provide more efficient filing systems and to both school and social reasons. The Commons is now brightly Everyone who ever attends Windsor Law begins their journey extend the new decor to these administrative offices. The lit, since Graham’s gift motivated the University to upgrade the in the General Office (GO). It is the location of registration, donation is also being used to begin a program of improving area with high-efficiency lighting. Now, it is both attractive obtaining grades, getting mail, and law school questions the entrance to the law school, with expansion to the patio and functional. being answered. The GO, staffed by many friendly faces over the years, was inaccessible for wheelchairs, and presented a area planned for summer 2010. Alumni Lounge problem for storage, privacy, and lacked general appeal. For Jack, it is a relief to finally be able to offer the hardworking Faculty and staff spend a great amount of time in the Alumni When Jack Goodman ’76 and his wife Barbara came back to staff in the GO a just reward for their commitment to providing Lounge — for meetings, faculty presentations, visiting lectures, the Law school for their daughter, Rebecca’s graduation in their utmost care and attention to the students of Windsor Law. and informal gatherings. This room, too, was given a gorgeous 2008, they were inspired to donate a major gift to the school They were happy to be able to provide positivity in the workplace. makeover with sleek new furniture, functional tables, and an to allow us to renovate the GO. This central area has true “The space in which people work affects their productivity and updated kitchen area, as well as artwork donated by alumni style now, and is modern, functional and provides a proper their attitudes,” says Jack, “and everyone benefits from a and friends, particularly Bill and Rochelle Tepperman, Greg welcome to visitors and students. positive attitude!” Aarssen ’02, and McCarthy Tétrault LLP. Thirty-four years after graduating his own positive approach has resulted in a fabulous new space.

4 Nulli Secundus . Spring 2010 Nulli Secundus .Spring 2010 5 Faculty of Law Windsor Law Success

In the last five years, Windsor Law has been the Stitt Feld Handy Group $800,000 recipient of funding in excess of $8-million. Windsor Law and the Stitt Feld Handy Group have partnered in an initiative to provide training in Alternative Dispute Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA) $4.4 M Resolution to the public using workshops The Canadian International Development based on the theory of “Principled Agency contributed to a project on Negotiation”. These funds have been used A Change of Aesthetics but not Spirit: Renovating the Conference Room judicial independence and human dignity for scholarships, support faculty By Lori Brienza – Karamah. The key goal is to support development, renovations, and other initiatives. Allan Stitt ’88 Access to Justice in Palestinian society. The and Frank Handy are pictured here with Dean Bruce Elman. purpose is to strengthen the Palestinian Dr. Alan Wildeman welcomes the crowd at Reunion Weekend 2009 at the grand opening of the Farmer Conference Room. Peter and Terry Farmer officially open the festivities. judiciary and promotion of human dignity to support increased Osler Hoskin Harcourt LLP $185,000 independence and improve Access to Justice. Pictured here is Osler Hoskin Harcourt LLP funding has There was no more fitting way to celebrate Windsor Law’s 40th This comes as no surprise. From their days as students at Reem Bahdi the program’s co-director. been the primary support for the University Anniversary than by upgrading the interior of the Ron W. Ianni Windsor Law, Terry, Peter, and Fraser were deeply connected of Windsor Mediation Services located both Law Building. The upgrades to the Farmer Conference Room and involved in the community. During his most recent visit, in the Faculty of Law and in downtown were made possible as a result of the generosity of two alumni Farmer shared stories of his involvement in the creation of Legal Aid Ontario (LAO) $1.2 M Windsor. These funds will support the who are wholly dedicated to, and have maintained a special Legal Assistance of Windsor (LAW), right down to its very Community Legal Aid and Legal Assistance daily operations of this clinic between connection with Windsor Law. construction. This sense of community and spirit of giving is of Windsor are community legal aid clinics 2008 and 2011. Peter Farmer ‘74, former CEO of Denison Mines Inc., along one that continues to resonate throughout the walls of the funded by Legal Aid Ontario. These funds with his wife Terry ‘75, made a generous contribution toward Ron W. Ianni Law Building. are used to support the daily operations the much-needed remodeling of the Conference room in 2008. The contributions of the Farmers are deeply appreciated, as of both clinics. Faculty Initiatives and Research Projects $600,000 Enhancing the physical and technological capacity was a such gifts help improve not only the aesthetics of the building The Faculty also received grants and primary focus of the renovation. itself but also affect the future of the school as well. Law Foundation of Ontario (LFO) $1.9 M in-kind support from: This is not the first time, however, that these two graduates The Law Foundation of Ontario supports The Corporation of the City of Windsor have given back to the Law school. In 2006, they – along with legal education, legal research, and Law  Social Science and Humanities Research Fraser Berrill ’74 and his family — created a new scholarship, Libraries in Ontario. They have committed  Council (SSHRC) the Berrill and Farmer Families Bursary presented annually to to support Windsor Law through a variety Ontario Problem Gambling Research a first-year law student with a strong commitment to community of grants which include the annual  Group (OPGRG) service. What is most admirable, however, is that these grads Comprehensive Grant, the Law Enforcement Foundation for Legal Research all maintain much more than a financial connection with the Accountability Project (LEAP), and  Osgoode Society for Legal History Law school. Intellectual Property Legal Information Network (IPLIN). In  Ontario Ministry of Employment For example, in 2008, Farmer delivered talks to law students addition, these funds support our competitive mooting program,  Morris and Beverly Baker Foundation on current issues in mining law and his transition from general the Paul Martin Law Library, the Centre for Transnational  Ontario Ministry of Small Business and Consumer Services counsel to CEO of Denison Mines Inc. This kind of personal Law and Justice, the Windsor Yearbook of Access to Justice,  Ontario Ministry of Economic Development and Trade gathering was not only inspiring for students but also exemplified and the Windsor Review of Legal and Social Issues.  Windsor Essex Development Commission the many ways in which alumni continue to remain a part of  the Law school and shape the direction of its future.

6 Nulli Secundus . Spring 2010 Nulli Secundus .Spring 2010 7 2004-2009

CLASS OF 1982 LEADERSHIP AWARD CLASS OF 2000 AND 2001 ENTRANCE BURSARY DONOR: Class of 1982 DONOR: Graduating Class of 2000 and 2001 An award is presented to a Law II A bursary is presented to a Law I student based on financial need. Student Support or III student who has This bursary is subject to OTSS requirements. (Est. 2009) demonstrated leadership within New Awards, Scholarships and Bursaries the Law School, University of Windsor, or community at large. R. LAWRENCE DeSHIELD ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIP IN L AW The successful recipient must DONOR: Wira DeShield Vendrasco ’78 demonstrate satisfactory academic A scholarship is presented to a Law I student based on financial standing and financial need. need and academic standing. This scholarship is subject to OTSS The award is subject to OTSS requirements. (Est. 2005) requirements. (Est. 2008) Between 2004 and 2009, Windsor Law has secured the following new KELLERMAN FAMILY BURSARY scholarships, awards, bursaries, prizes and fellowships for the benefit MORRIS D. BAKER SCHOLARSHIP IN HONOUR OF ARMANDO DELUCA DONOR: Jay Kellerman ’86 of deserving students: DONOR: Morris & Beverly Baker Foundation Two bursaries are presented to A scholarship is presented to a Law II or III student with demonstrated students in Law II or III. One excellence and an interest in Land Use Planning or Municipal Law bursary is awarded to a student and financial need. The recipient must meet OTSS requirements. who demonstrates interest and ENDOWMENTS (Est. 2004) achievement in Securities Law while a second bursary is awarded Endowments Over $100,000 to a student who demonstrates interest and achievement in Municipal PAUL VESA MEMORIAL BURSARY and/or Land Use Planning. The successful recipients must also BERRILL AND FARMER BURSARY MICHAEL A. WADSWORTH, Q.C. DONOR: Canadian Association of demonstrate satisfactory academic standing, and financial need. DONOR: Fraser Berrill ’74, Peter MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Crown Counsel and Ontario These bursaries are subject to OTSS requirements. (Est. 2007) Farmer ’74 and Terry Farmer ’75 DONOR: Stitt Feld Handy Crown Attorneys’ Association and Paula Greenwood Houston LLP A bursary is presented to a Law II A bursary is presented to a Law I An entrance scholarship is or III student who best exemplifies McTAGUE LAW FIRM LLP ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIP student in either the LLB or the presented to a Law I student based Paul’s tremendous love of life, DONOR: McTague Law Firm LLP JD/LLB program. The recipient on financial need, academic community involvement, and deep A scholarship is presented to a Law I student based on financial need must have satisfactory academic standing, and involvement in commitment to the administration and academic merit. The recipient must meet OTSS requirements. performance, financial need, sports. This award is subject to of justice. The recipient must show (Est. 2004) McTague Law Firm LLP also supports two annual awards and demonstrated commitment OTSS requirements. (Est. 2006) financial need. This bursary is for Labour and Employment Law and Business Law. to community service. (Est. 2005) subject to OTSS requirements. (Est. 2009) ROSE VOYVODIC JUSTICE HARRY MOMOTIUK HONOURABLE JULIUS ALEXANDER MEMORIAL BURSARY BURSARY ISAAC SCHOLARSHIP DONOR: Rod, Jane, and Bob DONOR: Karen Momotiuk ’96 DONOR: Canadian Association of Catford, friends and family of Endowments Up To $49,999 and Harrison Boyer Black Lawyers Rose Voyvodic A bursary is presented to a law IVANA BALDELLI A scholarship is awarded to a A bursary is presented to a Law II student based on financial need. SCHOLARSHIP IN L AW student of African descent, based or III student who exhibits a and was created to recognize DONOR: Ivana Baldelli ’88 on financial need, community commitment to social justice and Justice Momotiuk’s retirement A scholarship is presented to a service, and a demonstrated the cause of the disadvantaged. after 32 years of service on the student from Northern Ontario promise of academic excellence. Financial need is taken into Ontario Court of Justice. This with financial need. Academic (Est. 2004) consideration. This award is bursary is subject to OTSS standing may be taken into subject to OTSS requirements. (Est. 2007) requirements. (Est. 2009) consideration. This award is FRANCO PIZZIMENTI SR. subject to OTSS requirements. (Est. 2006) GARY D. PEACOCK MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Endowments $50,000 To $99,999 DONOR: Frank Pizzimenti Jr. ’85 MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Two scholarships are presented to DONOR: McCague Peacock ALUMNI ASSOCIATION, TORONTO CHAPTER, CLASS OF 1989 BURSARY students in Law I on the basis of Borlack McInnis and Lloyd LLP BURSARY IN LAW DONOR: Graduating Class of 1989 financial need, a demonstrated A scholarship is presented to a DONOR: University of Windsor Alumni Association, Toronto Chapter A bursary is presented to a law student with satisfactory academic work ethic, and service to the Law II or III student with financial A bursary is presented to a Law II or III student who has demonstrated standing and financial need. This bursary is subject to OTSS community. This scholarship is need and academic merit. This leadership within the university or community at large or involvement requirements. (Est. 2009) subject to OTSS requirements. scholarship is subject to OTSS in alumni-related activities. The successful recipient will also (Est. 2004) requirements. (Est. 2008) demonstrate satisfactory academic standing, and financial need. This bursary is subject to OTSS requirements. (Est. 2007)

8 Nulli Secundus . Spring 2010 Nulli Secundus .Spring 2010 9 E. LINDSAY ROGIN ANNUAL DONATIONS DEAN’S ACHIEVEMENT AWARD MEMORIAL AWARD FOR NON-TRADITIONAL ADVOCACY SKILLS DONOR: The Honourable Justice Annual Donations Totalling Over $50,000 DONOR: Faculty of Law, University of Windsor Steven Rogin ’71, Whitney Rogin, An award is presented to a Law II or III student who exemplifies Jillian Rogin ’08 BORDEN LADNER GERVAIS LLP – excellence in non-traditional advocacy skills during a regional, An award is presented to a law STUDENT RESEARCH FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM national and/or international mooting competition. (Est. 2004) student who has demonstrated DONOR: Borden Ladner Gervais LLP outstanding feminist contribution A Fellowship is presented to a Law I student and is composed of a and/or achievement, and financial summer research grant and a bursary. The summer research grant PAUL DeFRANCESCA REAL ESTATE AWARD need. This award is subject to enables the student to work with a directing professor on the DONOR: Paul De Francesca ’98 OTSS requirements. (Est. 2007) professor’s project. The bursary is used to support the recipient in his/ An award is presented to a Law II or III student interested in real estate her second year of study at the Faculty of Law. (Est. 2004) law. Applicants must demonstrate financial need, a satisfactory academic standing, and be registered in a real estate course. SAUL PAZNER & NATHAN CHeiFETZ (Est. 2008) SCHOLARSHIP McCARTHY TÉTRAULT LLP LEADERSHIP AWARD DONOR: Stephen Cheifetz ’81 and Barbara DONOR: McCarthy Tétrault LLP Pazner Cheifetz Two awards are presented to students completing Law I and II, MARITIME LAW BOOK LTD. PRIZE IN LEGAL PROFESSION A scholarship is presented to a student provided that they continue as students of Windsor Law, for the next DONOR: Maritime Law Book Limited registered in the JD/LLB Program with academic year. Recipients must demonstrate superior academic Two prizes are presented to the students standing first and second financial need. This scholarship is subject achievement, initiative, and leadership qualities through participation in the Legal Profession course. (Est. 2004) to OTSS requirements. (Est. 2009) in extra-curricular activities within the University of Windsor Law School and/or the community. Only students in the top 20 percent of STEVEN WILLIAM McGHEE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP their class receive an application for these awards. (Est. 2005) DONOR: Anne Marie Stewart McGhee ’02 HEATHER LYNNE SWIFT Two scholarships are presented to students in Law II or III whose MEMORIAL BURSARY OGILVY RENAULT LLP AWARD integrity has uplifted the study of law. Preference is given to a mature DONOR: Friends and family of DONOR: Ogilvy Renault LLP student. Applicants must be nominated by a professor. (Est. 2008) Heather Swift An award is presented to a Law I student based on academic A bursary is presented to a Law II excellence, contribution to the academic life of the law school, and a or III student with financial need. demonstrated ability to work well with others. Applications are sent The recipient must also to students achieving a GPA of 10.5 or greater in Law I. This award demonstrate a combination of is used to support the recipient during his/her second year of study academic achievement and at the Faculty of Law. (Est. 2006) athletic involvement with preference given to students on a University of Windsor Lancer team. Applicants must meet OTSS requirements. (Est. 2004) Annual Donations Up To $49,999

BORDEN LADNER GERVAIS LLP ROSE VOYVODIC PROFESSIONAL EXCELLENCE AWARD MEMORIAL AWARD FOR DONOR: Borden Ladner Gervais LLP STUDENT INVOLVEMENT IN An award is presented to a Law I student who demonstrates academic LEGAL ASSISTANCE OF WINDSOR excellence together with a commitment to professional and service DONOR: Allan Vinni ’00 excellence by consistently expanding his/her knowledge of the law, An award is presented to a Law II demonstrating the highest standards of integrity, offering innovative or III student registered in the ideas, taking a collaborative approach, and contributing to the Legal Assistance of Windsor McTAGUE LAW FIRM LLP AWARDS community. This award is used to support the recipient during his/her program. The recipient must DONOR: McTague Law Firm LLP second year of study at the Faculty of Law. (Est. 2006) demonstrate financial need, and The first award is presented to a Law III student who has demonstrated scholastic achievement. excellence in Labour and/or Employment Law. A second award is presented to a Law III student who has demonstrated excellence in This award is subject to OTSS requirements. (Est. 2009) CRIMINAL LAWYERS’ ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP Business Law. (Est. 2004) DONOR: Criminal Lawyers’ Association of Ontario A scholarship is presented to a Law II or III student based on financial need and academic merit. The recipient must be registered in an PACE LAW FIRM PRIZES upper-year criminal law course. (Est. 2005) FOR EXCELLENCE IN IMMIGRATION AND TORTS DONOR: Pace Law Firm Two prizes are awarded to students in Law II or III. The first prize is awarded to the student with the highest standing in Immigration Law, while the second prize is awarded to the student with the highest standing in Tort Law. (Est. 2008)

10 Nulli Secundus . Spring 2010 Nulli Secundus .Spring 2010 11 JEAN TEILLET AWARD IN ACCESS TO JUSTICE DONOR: Professor Reem Bhadi & Pape Salter Teillet LLP The Dean’s Notes An award is presented to a Law I student who has demonstrated a commitment to the ideals of access to justice through superior performance in the Access to Justice course including meaningful participation in the small group sessions. Personal or professional experience demonstrating a commitment to the ideas of access to justice may also be taken into consideration. (Est. 2007) Dear Alumni and Friends: devoted to Breaking News in Law, Alumni News, and Faculty News. And our alumni have responded: alumni comprise a significant portion of our sessional teaching WATERLOO LAW ASSOCIATION As I write this letter, less than ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIP four months remain in my staff; they volunteer unstintingly to serve as Moot Court DONOR: Waterloo Law Association term as dean of the University judges; they gladly host students during our Job A scholarship is presented to a student entering the LLB program with of Windsor Law School. Being Shadowing program; and they attend dinners and other academic excellence, financial need, extra-curricular involvement, dean of Windsor Law is not events in numbers that make us the envy of the rest of and/or volunteer work. Preference is given to students with a without its challenges but the the University and other law schools. connection to the Region of Waterloo. (Est. 2005) challenges of the position are Alumni and friends, also, support our Law School with far outweighed by the opportunities it presents. It has their financial donations. In the pages of this issue of WRLSI EXCELLENCE IN WRITING PRIZE been a fabulous experience! Nulli Secundus, we read the stories of some of our major DONOR: Karen E. Jacques ’07 Being the dean of a North American law school is all donors and benefactors over the past few years. The ground A prize is presented to a Windsor Law student for the best submission floor of the Ron W. Ianni Law Building was re-developed to Windsor Review of Legal and Social Issues. Preference is given to about relationships. I have been very fortunate to have the special focus volume. (Est. 2007) formed strong relationships with our faculty, staff, and thanks to donation from the WB Family Foundation and students over the past nine and a half years. I have worked Graham Gow ’80. The PIT area, the cafeteria and the old locker room have been transformed into the Law Commons, BEN YUFFY with enthusiastic and energetic faculty members who are MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP dedicated to student-centred learning and cutting-edge the Gavel, and the Student Chambers. The ground floor DONOR: Barbara & Gerald Levine legal scholarship. The professional and support staff are also houses the Office of Student Services, the Windsor A scholarship is presented to a Law I student who has demonstrated caring individuals who are committed to ensuring the Office of the JD/LLB Program, and the Career and Alumni financial need. Academic standing may be taken into consideration. success of our students. Our library staff and clinical Development Office. The Goodman family provided (Est. 2005) staff are devoted to enhancing the student experience. funds to transform the General Office and provide At the outset of each year, I speak to the first-year class. greater accessibility for students and faculty. A donation I set out in some detail our expectations – what we call from Terry ’75 and Peter Farmer ’74 helped us transform LEXpectations – of Windsor Law students. LEXpectations the Conference Room into a state-of-the-art meeting is posted on our website at www.uwindsor.ca/law under room. The theme of this issue of Nulli is not just about “From the Dean”. The seven principles articulated in the larger donations; it is about ALL of the donations LEXpectations are the following: ENGAGE intellectually; from our many alumni and friends, who support Annual Giving Campaign Growth EMBODY integrity; LEAD effectively; BUILD relationships; students, sustain programs, expand services, and, more SERVE the community; PRACTISE professionalism; LIVE generally, enhance the student experience. In many Over the past five years, dollars raised during our Windsor with purpose. Our students embody these principles. I have respects, the most satisfying relationships I have Law Annual Giving Campaign has increased by 70%. always been extremely proud of them. The relationships I developed over the past 10 years have been with our have formed with the student leadership have had a direct alumni and friends. I will always cherish these $37,875 Our annual fund supports student initiatives, provides funding for five Social bearing on the Law School’s success over the past decade. relationships. I know they will last long after I cease to

Justice Fellowships, and makes the publications like Nulli Secundus and $55,302 $66,673 Of course, students become alumni. During my time as be the dean of this Law School. windsor law now possible. Through the Ontario Trust for Student Support dean, we have worked diligently to improve and enhance So welcome to the “Giving Issue” of Nulli Secundus Program, donations also attract matching funds for student financial aid. OTSS totalour relationships with our alumni and friends. Our and Thanks for Answering the Call! The Annual Giving Campaign provides critical support for Windsor Law initiatives have included law firm visits, attendance at My personal regards and best wishes, programs, financial support to our students, and allows us to enrich their Total donatedSpecial Convocations for Admission to the Bar, hosting educational experience. Funds raised provide us with that margin of excellence Call to the Bar receptions, planning and organizing other we need to compete with our peer institutions. We provide opportunities for alumni receptions as well as the Alumni and Friends Gala students who are truly looking to make their mark on the legal profession, and Dinners. Our publications, including Nulli Secundus and to change lives through education. Each year our students exceed our $107,139 $154,804 $180,963 $154,475 $181,820 windsor law now, have been distributed to alumni and expectations for what they can achieve. They are the reason we work hard to 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 friends on a regular basis. In addition, there have been bruce elman, Dean of law offer every opportunity we can to them with the resources we have available. occasional letters from me to our graduates. We have tried Thank you for helping us achieve this growth! OTSS total Total donated to make our website more interesting with “channels”   12 Nulli Secundus . Spring 2010 Nulli Secundus .Spring 2010 13

$107,139 $154,804 $180,963 $55,302 $23,113 $23,131 $24,287 $23,323 $29,524 $34,970 $46,083 $56,039 $59,866 $50,649 $154,475 $37,875 $181,820 $66,673 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 Student support Influential Ideas Reaching our Goal

Consider Doubling OTSS Fundraising Goal Exceeded in 2009 This year, the University of Windsor exceeded its allotment of Your Gift OTSS matching funds, making us eligible for even more fund matching next year. The law school alumni were a large part Endowments, scholarships, bursaries – they are a necessity for of this success. Congratulations! Windsor Law would like to today’s law students. This campaign offers alumni, friends, Named endowments can be created with a minimum thank all of our donors who Leave a Legacy corporations and foundations an exceptional opportunity to contribution of $5,000, donated all at once or pledged over a Legacy gifts open doors that would otherwise be closed. see your contributions double in impact through the Ontario number of years, and can be named in honour or in memory choose to remain anonymous. They can support a scholarship that allows students to government’s new “Ontario Trust for Student Support” (OTSS) of an individual of your choice. Your endowment will provide gift-matching program. a perpetual source of income for scholarships and bursaries. continue their education, or resources for a professor to The need is real; your support of our scholarship and bursaries conduct valuable research. It can mean ensuring that the This presents an excellent opportunity for you to strengthen www.uwindsor.ca/law is essential. Through OTSS, the provincial government will the Windsor Law Endowment, to offer superior financial law school is equipped to offer its students a first-class match contributions made to scholarships and bursaries for assistance to students, and to ensure that a legal education education. Creating a legacy gift is a long-term investment Canadian citizens residing in Ontario. remains accessible. in the future of Windsor Law. It is a significant step Evaluate the Benefits of toward ensuring that the quality of teaching and research at Windsor Law continues for generations of students. Donating Stock Planned or legacy gifts can have significant tax advantages, making a bequest beneficial to both the donor Think About Sponsorship Donating publicly traded stock and securities is a tax-smart way and the University, as well as the ultimate recipient of the With over 100 clubs and committees at Windsor Law, we are to support Windsor Law. Recent changes to the Income Tax Act have eliminated capital gains taxes on securities if they are gift. The removal of the capital gains tax on gifts of always being asked to support student driven initiatives. From donated to charities or non-profit organizations. What better way stock and other securities can benefit the donor as well charity outreach, to moot competitions, our students are to take advantage of this new tax break than to help us build as support teaching, research, scholarships or buildings. engaged in our community. You or your firm can sponsor a stronger Law School? Most donors choose to designate their legacy gift. student events such as visiting speakers, mooting, travel to Alumni have taken advantage of the change. One alumnus, who Alumni and friends may wish to endow a chair, establish student and professional conferences, career counseling events, prefers to remain anonymous, donated stock he originally a scholarship to advance research in their area of study, theatrical productions, and charitable endeavors by giving to purchased for 15 cents a share which had grown exponentially establish an annual scholarship, create a bursary to help the Windsor Law Alumni Fund for the Enhancement of Student with time, and became a $10,380 donation! students overcome financial barriers, fund classroom Life. There is always an opportunity for increased support to Donations of stocks, mutual funds and/or segregated funds incur improvements, teaching technology, or numerous other leverage our student energy. no capital gains taxes on them, and a full tax receipt for the options. amount donated can be issued. The value of the tax receipt is Legacy gifts are also seen as a way to remember or locked in at the market closing price on the day that the honour a family member, mentor, colleague or friend. University takes legal receipt of the stock or securities in its Named opportunities start at $10,000, $5,000 if they are brokerage account. To donate, or to request Dean Bruce P. Elman Karen Momotiuk Sandra Stein matched through the OTSS program, and provide additional information, visit Faculty of Law Director of Alumni & Secretary to the Associate Since publicly traded securities are easily valued, any issues opportunities in perpetuity. regarding the objective market value of the gift are eliminated. www.uwindsor.ca/donations or 519-253-3000, ext. 2930 Fund Development Dean/Awards Bequests can take any of the following forms: cash or contact: [email protected] 519-253-3000, ext. 2920 519-253-3000, ext. 2923 Your gift can be designated to whatever Windsor Law priority securities, real estate, life insurance, life income plans, [email protected] [email protected] that interests you – such as scholarships and financial aid, a specific memorial fund or class gift, or a major capital project annuities or trusts. such as the upgrading of the Ron. W. Ianni Law Building.

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Faculty of Law

Class of Class of 1981 2000 Class Giving In 2006, the Class of 1981 celebrated a reunion weekend in Following their graduation, the Class of 2000 Fund was Windsor. They established a fund for the general benefit of the established to create a scholarship for Windsor Law students. Strength in Numbers Faculty of Law and raised over $76,634. Solicitations following The fund continued to grow until April 2007, totalling $4,791. the reunion focused on using the fund for much needed In 2009, the fund was merged with donations from the Class renovations to the Ron W. Ianni Law building. Plans are of 2001 to create an entrance bursary for incoming students. already underway for a 30th anniversary reunion in 2011 and class leaders have been considering how best to allocate this Class of growing fund. 2001 The law school has a rich tradition of Class Class of Following their graduation, the Class of 2001 established a Giving. Gifts range from physical and 1976 Class of fund with the goal of creating an entrance scholarship based technological upgrades, to scholarships and To celebrate their 30th Anniversary reunion in 2006, the Class 1982 on financial need and academic standing. The fund continued bursaries, memorial scholarships, and academic of 1976 created a 30th Anniversary Reunion Fund, which had Following their 25th Anniversary reunion in 2007, a dynamic to grow until April 2007, totalling $2,703. In 2009, the fund as its goal renovations of the physical space of the Ron W. Ianni awards. The following are the class gifts and active Steering Committee for the the Class of 1982 was merged with donations from the Class of 2000 to create Law building, and enhancement of its technological capacity. currently being stewarded at the law school. established the Class of 1982 Leadership Award. The initial an entrance bursary for incoming students. Currently, there is $12,926 in the fund, which has been earmarked canvass of graduates secured $50,000 in collected funds and We hope you will be inspired to get together for environmental enhancements and general improvements to pledges. The overall goal was to raise $200,000 for the fund, Class of with your colleagues, lead the charge for a the entrance and outside space surrounding the Law building. to be used for the support of students, to provide physical class gift, or contribute to one already The centerpiece will be a sheltered and secure bicycle park, 2002 renovations and technological enhancements to the Law encouraging students (many of whom live close to campus) to Following graduation, the Class of 2002 Fund was established, established. school, and to underwrite visiting professorships in the future. cycle to campus instead of driving. Of course, the generous to create a scholarship for Windsor Law students. The fund donation given by Jack Goodman (also of the Class of 1976) continues to grow, and totals $4,367. Class of Class of allowed us to renovate the General Office, finally addressing 1971 accessibility and privacy concerns. 1992 Class of In 1997 members of the Class of 1971 established an endowed In 2002, class leaders established the Class of 1992 Anniversary 2003 trust account which would generate an award in memory of Class of Fund following their 10th Anniversary reunion held in Toronto. Following the tradition of the previous three classes, the Class Justice Walter S. Tarnopolsky, who served as Dean of Law from They generously established the fund to be used for scholarships 1977 of 2003 was invited to make a class gift in support of two 1968-1972. The terms of reference stipulate that an upper year and bursaries. The fund continues to grow toward that goal, The Class of 1977 Fund was established in 2002 at the initiatives. The first initiative was the establishment of the student who demonstrated the qualities for which Justice and stands at $4,395. The class held a reunion in fall 2009 in conclusion of their 25th Anniversary reunion. Contributions Naudia Seebaran Memorial Scholarsip. The second was the Tarnopolsky was known and esteemed, namely respect for, and Toronto, and class leaders are being encouraged to consider the have continued since that time and the fund has grown to renovation of classrooms, including painting, replacement of commitment to, equality and human rights, service to the creation of an OTSS fund which would attract government $19,403. Class leaders are now considering how to allocate the technological equipment, tables and chairs, as well as community, civility and generosity. To date the award has matching on future gifts. fund and how to attract further contributors to its growth. They augmentation of electrical upgrades to keep pace with the slowly grown to $10,000 and will become a permanently celebrated their 30th Anniversary reunion in 2007 back in growing demand for computer accessibility. endowed scholarship in 2010. Class of Windsor and continue their generous giving mainly through the allocation of their Annual Fund donations. 1997 In 1997, on the occasion of their graduation, the Class of 1997 Class of Graduation Committee set up an annual award to be given to 1980 an upper year law student based on academic performance, financial need, and involvement in extra curricular activities. In 2005, the Class of 1980 celebrated a reunion weekend in Funds donated from fundraising efforts while planning for Windsor and raised $3,218 in excess of their reunion costs to their graduation created the initial deposit, and the principal establish a fund in memory of their deceased classmate, Scott has grown steadily and stands at $6,665 generating annual Sievert. Class leaders agreed that the 2009 balance for the awards since graduation. It was also one of the first class gifts Class of 1980 Fund would augment the Ron W. Ianni Scholar to take advantage of the then-titled Ontario Student Opportunity in Residence Fund and $16,715 was transferred this year. The Trust Fund and the dollar-for-dollar matching that the gift was a generous gesture in memory of Ron Ianni, who was program provided. the Dean of Windsor Law from 1975–1984 and the President of the University of Windsor from 1984–1997. Ianni passed away in 1997.

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Eric Kraushaar ’80 Eleanore Cronk ’75 Marg McKillop ’81 Brett Ledger ’77 Gary A. Daniels ’76 John Mountain ’86 ALUMNI DONORS BY CLASS George MacDonald ’81 Guy DeMarco ’73 Robert Nelson ’81 Elizabeth Mitchell ’84 John Dundon ’82 Peter Neubauer ’73 1971 Glen Simpson 1977 Donor Report Dora Nipp ’90 Perry Dunmore ’82 Paul Ocheje Kevin Smith William Bies D. Miller Alloway John Ohler ’74 George Dzuro ’82 John Ohler ’74 Wayne Summerville Joseph Comartin Joshua Bach Dale Philp ’86 Donna-Marie Eansor ’80 Sandro Orlando ’82 Fulvio Valentinis Mary Anne Sanderson ’74 Kenneth Goodman ’80 Donato Parente ’86 Walter Donaldson Steven Baker Michael Watters Annual Fund leadership SOCIETIES Kevin Smith ’74 Susanne Goodman ’80 Thomas Reaume ’87 Peter Hockin Gabriella Bonn Fernando Teixeira ’00 David Harris ’77 Christine Riley ’80 John Kingsmill 1975 Thomas Carey Joel Kohm Ralph Ciccia Marlene Thomas Adrian Hartog ’82 Steven Rogin ’71 Jeffrey Bear Gary Travis ’88 Harry R. Hendry ’73 James Scarfone ’73 Paul Macklin Brian Ducharme J. Claude Blouin Rhys Trenhaile ’01 Francine Herlehy ’89 Jonathan Schwartzman ’95 Robert Mullen Terrence Edgar David Bond William Trudell ’71 Peter Hrastovec ’82 Kevin Smith ’74 Michael Ray Steven Ehrlick Peter Brennan Gerri Wong ’84 Taras Hrycyna ’75 Voy Stelmaszynski ’89 Steven Rogin Charles Fleming Patrick Brode Ian Hull ’88 Geraldine Straus-Moser ’89 John Simes Doris Gaspar Ian Bruce 2006 Ryan Jacobs ’03 Louise Summerhill ’88 Brian Stead Judith Gedye Ron W. Ianni Tzy-Ping Lin ’99 and Ralph Ciccia ’77 Steven Rogin ’71 Neil and Mary Gold Mitchell Cohen ’81 Herbert Bryant Betsy Kane ’89 Gary Travis ’88 William Trudell David Harris Society $5,000+ Maryhelen Tso ’83 Carlo Cimetta ’85 Nancy Ross ’05 Carolyn Horkins ’80 Guy DeMarco ’73 Kenneth Alexander ’92 Darrell Burns Constantine Alexiou ’87 Lawrence Klein ’78 Christopher Walsh ’02 Robert Wilson Mark Hartman Larry Ruskin David Cohen ’79 Sean Sadler ’86 Peter Krywaruk ’82 Jean DeMarco ’74 Robert Clark Matthew Alter ’85 Nostor Kostyniuk ’77 Joseph Wener ’84 David Hornstein 2004 Carole Curtis ’76 Andrew Sanfilippo ’81 Rand Lomas ’75 Deborah Glatter ’80 Raymond Colautti 2007 Steven Baker ’77 Marvin Kurz ’81 Larry Wilson 1972 Stefan Horodeckyj Giuseppe Castaldo ’86 Rudolph Vezer ’75 Brian Mazer Douglas Green ’74 Eleanore Cronk John Hall ’81 and Heather Dawn Benson ’87 Lisa Labute ’90 John Yuan ’93 John Cardill James Johnson Roderick Catford ’89 Dennis DesRosiers Allan Vinni ’00 Elizabeth Mitchell ’84 Michael Haddad ’78 Terry Farmer (nee Dick) Morgan-Hall ’81 Mark Leach ’77 Cyril Drabinsky ’81 Donna-Marie Eansor ’80 Rose Voyvodic ’82 Gregory Monforton ’79 Francis Handy ’88 Dean Blain ’81 Bruce Frazer Jane Kerrigan Brownridge Brett Ledger ’77 2009 Kenneth Goldstein Patrick McCarthy ’75 Mary Margaret Fox ’79 David Waites ’90 Jerome Morse ’79 and Renata Hejka ’85 Christopher Bondy ’76 and Robert Howe Nestor Kostyniuk Bruce and Nancy Elman George MacDonald ’81 Taras Hrycyna Nancy Ross ’05 Douglas Green ’74 Sean Weir ’79 Catherine Lawrence ’83 Harry R. Hendry ’73 Sharman Sparkey Bondy ’77 David Amyot ’00 Peter Kuker Mark Leach Neil and Mary Gold Karen McCleave ’82 Michael Hurst Michael Haddad ’78 William Wright ’73 Metz Ngan ’90 Jeffrey P. Hoffman ’86 Gabriella Bonn ’77 Karl Arvai ’76 Karl Melinz R. Bruce Leach W. Jason Hanson ’80 Anita McKernan ’99 Stephen Kolas 2005 Jay Kellerman ’86 Robert Nicholson ’77 Ian Hull ’88 Andrew Buckstein ’83 James Bennett ’79 Stephen Shanfield Brett Ledger Brian Mazer John Mountain ’86 Rand Lomas John Hall ’81 and Heather Peter Kryworuk ’82 2007 Dora Nipp ’90 George Karayannides ’84 Beverly Chapin-Hill ’81 Dawn Benson ’87 John Van Duzer Peter Lillico Russell Raikes ’82 Dora Nipp ’90 Patrick McCarthy Morgan-Hall ’81 William Chapman ’76 David Bertschi ’83 Olga Luftig Larry Ruskin Peter Kuker ’72 Actors Theater of Windsor Kevin Ross ’82 Marc Katzman ’87 Paul Ocheje Donna McGillis Barbara and Stephen Gabriella Bonn ’77 1973 Tom Mitchinson Tzy-Ping Lin ’99 and Brian Mazer Susan Adam-Metzler ’81 Sean Sadler ’87 Anthony Keller ’74 John Ohler ’74 Scott Merrifield 2006 Cheifetz ’80 Andrew Buckstein ’83 Robert Baksi Robert Morris Maryhelen Tso ’83 Marilee Marcotte ’89 Reem Bahdi Andrew Sanfilippo ’81 Karen Legate ’94 Ruth Orton-Pert ’02 Mark Michaels Gary A. Daniels ’76 Thomas Carey ’77 Leonard Beneteau John Brussa ’81 James Marsh ’78 Linda Bertoldi Josephine Stark ’83 Cathy P. F. Lum ’90 Robert Nicholson Guy DeMarco ’73 Nora Osbaldeston ’88 Stephen O’Neill John Hall ’81 and Heather 2008 Russel Molot ’88 Wayne Summerville ’74 Lori Marzinotto-Spyropoulos ’03 Kim Carpenter-Gunn ’81 Ronald Brady Harry Perets Roy Bristow Tom Denholm Bonnie Ostroski ’87 Wolfgang Pazulla Morgan-Hall ’81 Jerome Morse ’79 and Sybila Valdivieso ’06 Marilee Marcotte ’89 Barbara Jo Caruso ’92 David Connor Duncan Read Bruce and Nancy Elman Andrew Buckstein ’83 Deborah Glatter ’80 John Peddle ’75 John Peddle Catherine Lawrence ’83 Rudolph Vezer ’75 Maureen McHugh ’90 Curtis Cusinato ’91 Rodney Dale Sharman Sharkey Bondy W. Jason Hanson ’80 C. Irene Catford Tzen-Yi Goh ’00 Thien Phan ’02 James Pugsley 2007 Sean Sadler ’87 Victor Vogel John Ohler ’74 Gary A. Daniels ’76 Guy DeMarco Murray Silverberg Marilee Marcotte ’89 David Cohn ’79 David Harris ’77 Nancy Pringle ’93 Robert Reinhart Andrew Sanfilippo ’81 William Wright ’73 Nora Osbaldeston ’88 Paul De Francesca ’98 Virginia Hamara Charles Spence Alexandra Brown ’80 Mary Jo Nolan ’81 and Carole Curtis ’76 Francine Herlehy ’89 Thomas Reaume ’87 Murray Scott Marilyn Shupak ’76 Catherine Patterson ’85 Patricia DeGuire Harry R. Hendry Crawford Spratt Barry and Kari Bernhardt ’82 Brian Nolan ’76 Mary Dancey Jefferey P. Hoffman ’86 Christine Riley ’80 Henry Szpiech 2009 Guy DeMarco ’73 Paul Kochberg Jacob Stettin Jay Kellerman ’86 Russell Raikes ’82 Allan Stitt ’88 Michael Dunn ’03 Dale Philp ’85 Taras Hrycyna ’75 James Scarfone ’73 Paul Trudell Joyce Eaton ’80 Gerald Kuzak Alexander Stewart Larry Ruskin Wayne Summerville ’74 Mary Margaret Fox ’79 David Cohn ’79 Thomas Reaume ’87 Daniel Katzman ’83 Allan Stitt ’88 George Vella John Ellis ’76 Peter Neubauer George Voisin (deceased) 2008 Donna Tiqui-Shebib ’04 Robert Govaerts ’84 Mark Crestohl ’88 Stephen Roberts ’80 Marvin Kurz ’81 Marlene Thomas Rudolph Vezér Rudolph Vezer ’75 Kevin Ross ’82 William Trudell ’71 Deborah Glatter ’80 John Pitura Michael Vokes Barry and Kari Bernhardt ’82 2009 Edward Greenspan Carole Curtis ’76 Erin MacCarthy ’89 Ronald Zaldin Rose Voyvodic ’82 Lyla Simon ’03 Christopher Walsh ’02 Tzen-Yi Goh ’00 Dale Pope, QC Trevor Walker Tzy-Ping Lin ’99 and Roderick Catford ’89 Paul Haefling ’82 George Dzuro ’82 Paul Macklin ’71 David Waites ’90 Allan Stitt ’88 Larry Wilson Douglas Green ’74 Bryan Robb 1976 Gary Wellman Maryhelen Tso ’83 Bruce and Nancy Elman W. Jason Hanson ’80 Mary Margaret Fox ’79 Dominic McAlea ’79 Sean Weir ’79 Thomas Sutton ’96 Alexander Grieve ’96 James Scarfone Joanne Wildgoose William Bogart and Peter Kryworuk ’82 Carolyn Horkins ’80 Neil and Mary Gold Russel Molot ’88 Karl Arvai Wayne Summerville ’74 2008 W. Jason Hanson ’80 David Shapiro George Wilkki Linda Bertoldi Gregory Monforton ’79 Pauline Kidd ’04 Robert Govaerts ’84 Margaret Nelligan ’84 Christopher Bondy Marlene Thomas David Harris ’77 James Smellie William Yee Wallace (Hsien) Liang ’99 2006 Peter Kryworuk ’82 Rosemary Legris ’78 Peter Neubauer ’73 Kenneth Alexander ’92 William Chapman Larry Ruskin Adrian Hartog ’82 David Stone Susan Adam-Metzler ’81 Marilee Marcotte ’89 Wallace (Hsien) Liang ’99 William Trudell ’71 John Ohler ’74 Constantine Alexiou ’87 Carole Curtis Carl Zeliger Marilee Marcotte ’89 Francine Herlehy ’89 Stanley Thomas 2009 Roy Bristow Gregory Monforton ’79 Rand Lomas ’75 Wira Venasco ’78 Nicholas Palios ’88 Karl Arvai ’76 Gary A. Daniels Jeffrey Hoffman ’86 Margo Warren 1978 John Burnes ’81 LLB Metz Ngan ’90 Karen McCleave ’82 Rudolph Vezer ’75 Nicole Riggs ’99 Dawn Benson ’87 Robert Dumont John Brussa ’81 Carolyn Horkins ’80 William Wright Tzy-Ping Lin ’99 Ann-Marie McGhee-Stewart ’02 Allan Vinni ’00 Lyla Simon ’03 Robert Adourian Barbara and Stephen Dean’s Leadership John Cardill ’72 J. Claude Blouin ’75 John Ellis Kevin Smith ’74 Peter Hrastovec ’82 Christopher Wydrzynski D’Arcy Bell Society $1,000+ Warren Creates ’84 Rand Lomas ’75 Marg McKillop ’81 Rose Voyvodic ’82 Christopher Bondy ’76 and Michael Firestone Cheifetz ’80 Crawford Spratt ’77 Jane Kerrigan Brownridge ’77 Denis Burns David Cohn ’79 Jerome Morse ’79 and Ronald Melvin ’79 Gerri Wong ’84 Sharman Sharkey Bondy ’77 1974 Joan Fisher Peter ’74 and 2004 Allan Stitt ’88 Nestor Kostyniuk ’77 Randall Carter Carole Curtis ’76 Catherine Lawrence ’83 Jerome Morse ’79 and Winston Yee ’93 Barbara Jo Caruso ’92 Alan Frank Terry Farmer ’75 (Dick) Fernando Teixeira ’00 Peter Kuker ’72 Mel S. Aronoff Robert Charko Susan Adam-Metzler ’81 Mary Dancy Mary Jo Nolan ’81 and Catherine Lawrence ’83 John Yuan ’93 Gregory Campbell ’89 Rodney Godard Tzy-Ping Lin ’99 and Marlene Thomas Anita McKernan ’99 Harrison Arrell Thomas Costaris David Cohn ’79 Dennis DesRosiers Brian Nolan ’76 Christine Riley ’80 William Chapman ’76 Jack Goodman Maryhelen Tso ’83 2005 William Trudell ’71 John Mountain ’86 Peter Beglaubter Dino DiGiuseppe Carole Curtis ’76 Michael Dunn ’03 Kevin Ross ’82 Kevin Ross ’82 Barbara and Stephen Donald Gordon Paul Mingay ’74 Sikander Visram ’81 Peter Neubauer ’73 Anita Berecz Thomas Faulkner Gary A. Daniels ’76 Donna-Marie Eansor ’80 Nancy Ross ’05 Nancy Ross ’05 Robert Adourian ’78 Cheifetz ’80 Wayne Gray Allan Vinni ’00 Joseph Wener ’84 Rosemary Newman ’96 Fraser Berill Michael Gillen Dennis DesRosiers Mary Margaret Fox ’79 Sean Sadler ’87 Sean Sadler ’87 Constantine Alexiou ’87 Curtis Cusinato ’91 W. Mason Greenaway Karen Momotiuk ’96 Larry Wilson Paul Ocheje Keith Brennenstuhl Kenneth Golish Cyril Drabinsky ’81 Drew Gunsolus ’81 Andrew Sanfilippo ’81 James Scarfone ’73 D’Arcy Bell ’78 Guy DeMarco ’73 David Jacklin John Hall ’81 and Heather Gerri Wong ’84 Sandro Orlando ’82 Roderick Brown Donna-Marie Eansor ’80 Josephine Stark ’83 Josephine Stark ’83 Dawn Benson ’87 Annette Demers ’98 Michael Haddad Morgan-Hall ’81 Michael Haddad ’78 Gordon Kerluke J. Claude Blouin ’75 Winston Yee ’93 George Dzuro ’82 Leela Ramaswamy ’01 Jean DeMarco John Hope Neil and Mary Gold Harry R. Hendry ’73 Wayne Summerville ’74 Rudolph Vézer ’75 Alan Kester Christopher Bondy ’76 and Susanne Goodman ’80 Duncan Read ’77 Richard Dinham John Illingworth James Jung ’90 Carolyn Horkins ’80 Sybila Valdivieso ’06 Christopher Walsh ’02 Peter Kirby Sharman Sharkey Bondy ’77 2007 Douglas Green ’74 Thomas Reaume ’87 Peter Farmer Lawrence Klein John W. Whiteside Nicola J. Kamleh ’90 Robert Kaplan Rudolph Vezer ’75 Juanita Westmorland Traore Norman Kondo Gabriella Bonn ’77 Lisa Abe ’92 Edward Greenspan Laurie Redden ’86 Peter Ferraro Mary Kuchta Society $2,500+ Peter Kuker ’72 Jay Kellerman ’86 Allan Vinni ’00 Joana Kuras John Burnes ’81 Constantine Alexiou ’87 Alexander Grieve ’96 Jonathan Ross ’97 Roy Fisher Kenneth Lancaster Marvin Kurz ’81 Peter Kryworuk ’82 Victor Vogel Faculty Leadership Bruce MacPhee 2004 Philippe Capelle ’89 Matthew Alter ’85 Francis Handy ’88 James Smellie ’73 Gordon Gauthier Rosemary Legris Shirley Linton ’79 Peter Kuker ’72 David Waites ’90 $500+ Rommel Masse Society Thomas Carey ’77 Judith Beckett ’83 David Harris ’77 Kevin Smith ’74 Gregory Goulin Barbara Lipowitz Roy Bristow Hugh MacKenzie ’83 Catherine Lawrence ’83 Susan Whelan ’88 John McDonald Kim Carpenter-Gun ’81 Dawn Benson ’87 Aian Hartog ’82 Brian Stead ’71 Douglas Green Helen Maley Brian Mazer Rand Lomas ’75 William Wright ’73 2004 Fatima Mohideen 2005 Beverly Chapin-Hill ’81 Christopher Bondy ’76 and Wilhelm Haust ’82 Voy Stelmaszynski ’89 W. Hedley Grieves James Marsh Jerome Morse ’79 and Marilee Marcotte ’89 Constantine Alexiou ’87 Brian Nolan Stephen Cheifets ’80 Sharman Sharkey Bondy ’77 Harry R. Heny ’73 Nick Torchetti ’83 Anthony Keller Pamela McCurry Neil and Mary Gold Catherine Lawrence ’83 Brian Mazer 2008 Dawn Benson ’87 Sheldon Plener Eleanore Cronk ’75 Gabriella Bonn ’77 Francine Herlehy ’89 Gary Travis ’88 Roy Macgillivray E. Ann McRae Tzy-Ping Lin ’99 and Margaret Nelligan ’84 Gregory Monforton ’79 Susan Adam-Metzler ’81 Anita Berecz ’74 Douglas Pratt Curtis Cusinato ’91 Gina Brannan ’79 Peter Hrastovec ’82 William Trudell ’71 David Martin G. Charles Morison Maryhelen Tso ’83 John Peddle ’75 Jerome Morse ’79 and Andrew Buckstein ’83 J. Claude Blouin ’75 Steven Reisler Mary Dancey Elaine Buckstein ’84 Taras Hrycyna ’75 Roderick McDowell Ralph Palumbo Sean Sadler ’87 Catherine Lawrence ’83 Paul Courey ’90 Christopher Bondy ’76 Gary A. Daniels ’76 William Chapman ’76 John Illingworth ’78 Alistair Riswick 2006 We would also like to Woodward McKaig Ivana Petricone Metz Ngan ’90 Carole Curtis ’76 Sharman Sharkey Bondy ’77 Brian Ducharme ’77 Kim Carpenter-Gunn ’81 Daniel Jeon ’99 John Rossi Paul Mingay Micheline Rawlins Velupillai Balasubramaniam ’92 2005 Gary Rich ’74 The Estate of Sophia Darrell Burns ’75 Deborah Glatter ’80 Barbara Jo Caruso ’92 Lawrence Klein ’78 sincerely thank those Marilyn Shupak John Ohler Antonio Reino Cyril Drabinsky ’81 Susan Adam-Metzler ’81 Christine Riley ’80 De Jonge ’83 Beverly Chapin-Hill ’81 Robyn Grant ’98 Barbara and Stephen George MacDonald ’81 donors who have Dennis Steinberg Gary Rich Daniel Reisler Bruce and Nancy Elman Roy Bristow Stephen Rose Michael Dunn ’03 Barbara and Stephen Lon Hall ’80 Cheifetz ’80 Douglas Manning ’82 elected to remain Mary Anne Sanderson Neil Rutter Neil and Mary Gold Rudi Covre ’91 Josephine Stark ’83 Mary Margaret Fox ’79 Cheifetz ’80 Betsy Kane ’89 Paul Courey ’90 Moira McCarney ’95 anonymous.

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Spring 2010 19 Nora Osbaldeston William MacKenzie Nicholas Pizzacalla Karen Lim Nicole Riggs 2003 Nicholas Palios David Manoochehri Nancy Pringle Paula Lukan Sharon Strosberg Kevin Baker John Poolman Maureen McHugh Barbara Rapley Karen Momotiuk Colette Walker Karen Bannon Renee Puskas Michael McIntosh David Rau John Naccarato Timothy Bingham-Wallis Mary Reilly Sam McNicoll Pratt Craig Rix Rosemary Newman 2000 Bryce Chandler Joanne Sajtos Bonnie Missens John Stout Bonnie Patrick Francis Aheto-Tsegah Sarah Corbett Ernest Schmidt Metz Ngan Roland Taylor Shauna Powell David Amyot Darren Delaney Chet Sharma Kamleh Nicola Faeron Trehearne Probir Sarbadhikari Veronica Cheng Michael Dunn Andrew Sherwood Dora Nipp James Truman Thomas Sutton Darren Cocchetto Gia Gray O’Neil Smith Panagiota Papadeas Michael Valihora Anne-Marie Tymec Eric Comartin Donna Habsha Anthony Soda Sukanya Pillay Abby Watkins Lewis Ronald Van der Steen David Derfel Daniel Hammond Allan Stitt Harold Saffrey Winston Yee Melanie Gardin Faithlyn Hemmings Louise Summerhill Frank Saroli Terrence Yu 1997 Tzen-Yi Goh Ryan Jacobs Gary Travis Rahul Shastri John Yuan George Hendry Martin Anderson Jay King Kenneth Walker Ruth Stewart Selwyn Hicks Roy Angelow Andrew Larmand Henry Weilenmann David Waites 1994 Sandra Bang Kendal McKinney Firoz Salehmohamed Joyce Eaton John McMahon Robert Simpson Charinee De Silva Donato Parente Christopher Lofft Susan Whelan John Weir Jason August Esther Daniel Mary Meropoulos Louise Stratford Shawn Flynn Robert Nairn Allison Small Randolph Dey Terry Pearce Lori Marzinotto-Spyropoulos Cameron White James Bennett Rose Faddoul Shauna Pemberton James Twiss Warren Fullerton Robert Nelson Alexandra Stevenson Leslie Flemming Richard Pollock Stephanie Mould 1991 Paul Brisebois Alexander Israel Don Perry Wira Vendrasco William Gale Mary-Anne Nixon Wayne Vipond Justin Fogarty Laurie Redden John Navarrete 1989 Arie Benaich Mary-Jane Campigotto Stephen Kim Bobbi Sands-Keller Marcie Weinman Deborah Glatter Mary Jo Nolan Rose Voyvodic (deceased) Michael Forcier Neil C. 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Jason Hanson Kevin Sisk Graeme McPhail Rafael Wagner Lesley Baldwin David Bertschi John Booth Michael Ferguson Deborah-Lynn Gibson Jane Mukongolo Carolyn Horkins Alexander Smith Elizabeth Mitchell 1987 Robert Beaudoin Rudy Bianchi Gregory Campbell John M. 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Louise Tyler John Evans Brian Shelley Dorinda Chiang Muneshwar Deopaul Caryl Marcellus Rosenberg Linda McDonald Lynne Woollcombe Lorraine Edinboro David Bell David Cohn Wayne Lessard Sikander Visram Frances Gallop David Siksay Ernest Cicchi Denise Dwyer Timothy McCullough Mary Jane Moynahan John Grant Jordan M. Black D. Jeffrey Dello Rick Libman Leonard Walker William Goldstein Milan Stipic Karol Dycha Guiseppe Falconeri John Peters Lydia Potocnik 1998 Jessica Hendriks Corinn Brayshaw Terrence J. Flaherty Anna Maleszyk-Mcintyre James Wall Kathryn Hengl Raymond Stunden Leslie Forder Lloyd Fischler Frank Philcox Milica Potrebic David Amato Stephanie Johnson David Campbell David Foulds Allen McGarvey Daniel Katzman Joseph Wener Craig Fraser Laurie-Anne Galway Lisa Trabucco Elizabeth Ramsden Raquel Beesley Graham King David Contant Mary Margaret Fox Scott McTaggart 1982 Catherine Lawrence Gerri Wong Carolyn Gray Timothy Garvey J. Joel Wright John Burrows Nadine Lamoureux Mark Crane Emanuela Heyninck Kevin O’Shea (deceased) Simone Levesque Jason Howie Andrea Goldsand 1992 Chantel Lawton James Ayres 1985 Marisia Campbell Jelena Crnokrak Edward Koke Darrel Pearson Zygmunt Machelak Karin Huber-Levy Gary Grab Lisa Abe 1995 Michael Barry Paul De Francesca James Lee Gina Da Fonte-Maurice Randy Levinson Victoria Phillips Hugh MacKenzie Matthew Alter Jocelyn Huculak Francine Herlehy Kenneth Alexander Khaled Abdel-Barr Barry Bernhardt Annette Demers Jean Mongenais Lisa Defoe Shirley Linton Katherine Rethy Randolph Masters Glenda Best Marc Katzman Rick Hesp Lorelei Amlin Mary Alice Beyer Gammon James Branoff Louwellyn D’Souza Shauna Parr Tanya Farkouh Martin Catherine Maloney Christine Riley Dillon McGuinty Guy Brownlee Randal Kott Danielle Istl Selwyn Baboolal Michael Bubas Robyn Grant Lynn Burgess Leela Ramaswamy Jotan Foster Randall Martin Stephen Roberts Michael McTeague Dan Burnett Marianne Kroes Betsy Kane Velupillai Balasubramaniam Joshua Death Daniel Guttman Frank Cameron Paul Silva Beverly Gallagher Dominic McAlea Grace Shafran Jane Milanetti Carlo Cimetta Kimberley McVittie William Kelly John Barzo Peter Deboer Kenneth Hanna Jane Caspers Paula Smith Patricia Garcia William McLean Jeffrey Silver Robin Moodie Natalie Fraser John Mill Diane Kruger Barbara Jo Caruso Raimondo Digregorio Negar Hashemi Jay Strosberg John Dundon Amanda Gaw Virginia McRae Patricia Simpson William Mugford Renata Hejka Nancy Morgan Oren Lichtenstein Andrew Confente Owen Duckman Lawrence Hatfield Rhys Trenhaile Perry Dunmore Mark Giavedoni Melanie McWilliams Nina Stanwick Stuart Mutch Christine Henderson Sandy Morris Erin MacCarthy Karen Cuddy Jonathan Dye Holly Jamieson George Dzuro Angelika Heim Ronald Melvin Mark Tarbush Dena Oberman Jessie Iwasiw Shellah Nimjee Cynthia MacDonald Anne Donald Fiona Empke Anita John 2002 Thora Espinet Catherine Henderson Thomas Merrifield Lisa Osak William Lang Bonnie Ostroski Marilee Marcotte Diane M. England Anna Gray Edwin Ma Blaine Fedson Rachel Arbour Pauline Kidd Wendy Miller 1981 Shane Freitag Les Protopapas Pasquale Morabito Karen Pitre Susan Nicholas Nancy Erickson Kenneth Hollett Paul Meier Lauren Bale Sabina Mexis Leonard Kim Gregory Monforton Susan Adam-Metzler Gerard Griffin (deceased) Roger Rickwood Lori Nicholls-Car Philip Pool Judith Potter Anthony Giannotti Eugene Kosziwka Nadia Bhatti Kristina Pagniello Christopher Knowles Jerome Morse Teresa Bell Paul Haefling Thomas Riesz Douglas Nickleson William Poulos Mary-Louise Prosen Daniel Hicks Anea Manning-Kroon James Bushell Chadi Salloum Corrine Kulyk Rosemary Nash Dean Blain Adrian Hartog Calvin Robb Catherine Patterson Thomas Reaume Vincent Stabile Loree Hodgson-Harris George Mather Grace Chau Stephanie Savoni Syll Kushner Alexandra Ngan Ernest Boone Wilhelm Haust Daniel Shaheen Dale Philp Gregory Roberts Voy Stelmaszynski Glen Jennings Moira McCarney Janice Chung Jennifer Shilson Lynda Levesque Ronald Reaume Michael Shain Frank Pizzimenti Susan Rosen Geraldine Straus-Moser Timothy Kavanagh David McNevin Alan Broughton Charles Hillier Mary Collins Janie Lin Michael Smith Reesa Sitzer Daniel Shand Sean Sadler Lynn-Beth Sutton Shannon Parsons Jasbir Parmar John Brussa Peter Hrastovec 1999 Erin Crawford Dina Mejalli Tamara Stomp Josephine Stark Deborah Squires Leneo Sdao Cynthia Thrasher Willard Ramjass Alan Ritchie John Burnes Peter Kappel LeeAnn Cupidio Richard Miller Bruce Thomas Siona Sullivan Michael Turk Jerry Switzer Ennio Trignani Julie Sagara Melody Robens-Paradise Maureen Bellmore Kim Carpenter-Gunn Katherine Kavassalis David Dinner Christos Nitsis Mark Viner Beverly Chapin-Hill Mary Kodic Rebecca Tobe Maryellen Symons Alexander Voudouris Sanjay Soni Diana Roberts Maureen Bulbrook Susan Frasca Christina Bulbrook-Ninham Klaudyna Osika Cheryl Walker Robert Charney Peter Kryworuk Tamra Tobin Teno 1986 Renna Weinberg J. Robin Whitelaw Helen Trentos Sonja Salmon Zane Handysides Kileen Dagg Centurione Lisa Pagano Sean Weir Alexana Chyczij W. Duncan Leggett (deceased) Nick Torchetti Paul Amenta Annette Wilson Giuliana Tricarico Jonathan Schwartzman Eric Heath Timothy DiMuzio Alireza Pazuki Mitchell Cohen Ruth Lipton Maryhelen Tso W. Hugh Anderson 1988 Carol Ann Witt Heather Stewart Barbara Hicks Mira Dobric Evelyn Perez-Youssoufian 1980 John Condon Wenda Lowrie Paul Tushinski Paige Brodie James Barbour 1990 Ford Wong Christopher J. Thiesenhausen Nancy Jammu-Taylor Isidoro Grossi Monique Radlein Jay Armeland John Cooke Edward Maksimowski Raymond Watt Giuseppe Castaldo Renee Carriveau Aly Alibhai George Vuicic Eddie Kadri Sylvia Haak Jay Silber Zavko Bastasic Beverley Coulston Douglas Manning Janet Clark Mark Crestohl David Allan 1993 Helga Wintal Jane Magri Karsoen Ho Margaret Sleiman Robert Beattie Luigi DeLisio Stephen Martin 1984 Sheila Evans Floro Culmone William Abbott Ann Marie McGhee-Stewart Michael Balogh Tammy Humphries Robert Spender Donald Burwell Samuel Armstrong Peter Haney Georgina Danzig Catherine Buntain Jeske 1996 Cyril Drabinsky Karen McCleave (nee McEwan) Kevin Bunt Christopher Jaglowitz Ruth Orton-Pert Alanna Stephen Stephen Cheifetz Andre Ayotte J.Michael Hickey Susan Easterbrook Mary Louise Fassel Mark Nazarewich James Chaffe Janice Busch Peter Burns Daniel Jeon Danelle Parkinson Donna Tiqui-Shebib John Clark Zenon Fedorowycz James Omura Irene Bianchi Jeffrey P. Hoffman Elizabeth Essex Paul Courey Karyn Caron Adrian Cameron Navin Katyal Kurt Pereira Abraham Top Jane Connon Basil Georgieff Sandro Orlando Jules B. Bloch James Johnson Dianna Flannery Todd Davidson Renato Clonfero Nelson Cavalheiro Wallace (Hsien) Liang Thien Phan Amina Uddin Theodore Crljenica Drew Gunsolus John Ottenheimer Elaine Buckstein Jay Kellerman Tony Gagliese Thomas Gerginis Karen Earl Bernard Cummins Tzy-Ping Lin Gemma Smyth Michael Van Eesbeek Constantinus de Deckere John Hall Russell Raikes Howard Burshtein Stephen Kirby Francis Handy Janet Gillespie Cathy Hoffman Alexander Grieve Rosemary Marotta Robert Soccio Jayne Westlake Richard Degroat G. Frederick Kingston Kristina J. Reitmeier Dominic Buttazzoni Paul Layfield Ian Hull Marlene Gold Lynn Kielbowich Kendra Gunn Anita McKernan Christina Sweet William Willis David Deluzio Marvin Kurz Craig Rogers Frank C. Carlone Janette Long Sheila Keet James Jung Ian Laird Meredith Hayward Caroline Mostyn Nicole Tellier David Wolanski Michele Desimone George MacDonald Kevin Ross Deta J. Clark Graeme Mew John Liddle Timothy Killam Patti McGarroch Matthew Igbinosun Stephen Mullings Adam Vasey Robert Wright Janet Downing Mark MacKew John Schaljo James Cooke Martha Mingay Russel Molot Lisa Labute Simon Mortimer Kerry Jameson Zahra Nurmohamed Christopher Walsh Marisa Zwan Donna-Marie Eansor Marg McKillop Carolyn Shushelski Warren Creates John Mountain Leisha Nazarewich Cathy P. F. Lum Margaret Parsons Richard Kim Chantel Oshowy-Carvallo Charles Yih

20 Nulli Secundus . Spring 2010 Nulli Secundus . Spring 2010 21 Recent Graduates give back

Norman Kondo ’76 Jerome Morse ’79 and Kevin Sisk ’81 2009 ANNUAL GIVING CAMPAIGN Nestor Kostyniuk ’77 Catherine Lawrence ’83 Margaret Sleiman ’04 Eugene Kosziwka ’95 Simon Mortimer ’93 Jennifer Sloszar ’04 Lisa Abe 92 Alan Chun ’89 Gordon Gauthier ’74 Reena Kotecha ’07 John Mountain ’86 Allison Small ’82 D. Miller Alloway 77 Ernest Cicchi ’87 Judith Gedye ’77 Randal Kott ’87 Stuart Mutch ’83 James Smellie ’73 Young Alumni Lorelei Amlin 92 John Clark ’80 Anthony Giannotti ’92 Stacy Koumarelas ’05 Rosemary Nash ’79 Kevin Smith ’74 David Amyot ’00 David Cohn ’79 Deborah Glatter ’80 Marianne Kroes ’87 Leisha Nazarewich ’88 Gemma Smyth ’02 Harrison Arrell 74 Raymond Colautti ’75 Rodney Godard ’76 Christopher Kruba ’97 Peter Neubauer ’73 Sanjay Soni ’92 Karl Arvai 76 Joseph Comartin ’71 Tzen-Yi Goh ’00 Diane Kruger ’89 Rosemary Newman ’96 Robert Spender ’04 Joshua Bach 77 John Condon ’81 Marlene Gold ’90 Peter Kryworuk ’82 Susan Nicholas ’89 Andrew Sprague ’03 Initiative Investors Reem Bahdi Andrew Confente ’92 Neil and Mary Gold Mary Kuchta ’78 Lori Nicholls-Car ’85 Elizabeth Sproule ’86 Robert Baksi 73 Albert Conforzi ’83 Kenneth Goldstein ’75 Peter Kuker ’72 Douglas Nickleson ’85 Deborah Squires ’85 Lesley Baldwin 79 Katherine Conrad ’05 Kenneth Golish ’78 Aaron Kwinter ’80 Mary Jo Nolan ’81 Vincent Stabile ’89 Lauren Bale ’02 John Cooke ’81 Robert Govaerts ’84 Angela La Viola ’05 Zahra Nurmohamed ’99 Josephine Stark ’83 Michael Balogh 90 Rudi Covre ’91 John M. Gray ’91 Kenneth Lancaster ’78 Dena Oberman ’83 Brian Stead ’71 Keith A. Bannon ’04 Erin Crawford ’02 Gia Gray ’03 Andrew Larmand ’03 Virginia Obierski Dennis Steinberg ’76 James Barbour 88 Mark Crestohl ’88 Douglas Green ’74 John Lea ’07 Paul Ocheje Voy Stelmaszynski ’89 James Aire ’04 Rebecca Goodman ’08 Melissa Phillips ’06 Michael Barry 82 Floro Culmone ’88 David Greenaway ’77 In 2008, a group of law students who were Aristotle Lebedev ’05 John Ohler ’74 Alanna Stephen ’04 Muhammad Alam ’06 Hillery Guttman ’04 John Philp ’07 Melanie Battaglia ’07 Bernard Cummins ’96 Alexander Grieve ’96 Sharon Lee ’05 Sandro Orlando ’82 Alexandra Stevenson ’82 Josh Almario ’06 Frederick Gutz ’07 Christina Porretta ’05 Robert Beattie 80 Carole Curtis ’76 Kendra Gunn ’96 involved with the Annual Giving Program James Lee ’01 Ruth Orton-Pert ’02 Ruth Stewart ’90 Antonios Antoniou ’04 Fariborz Haghighatjou ’04 Monique Radlein ’04 Raquel Beesley 98 Curtis Cusinato ’91 Drew Gunsolus ’81 Rosemary Legris ’78 Chantel Oshowy-Carvallo ’99 David Stone ’73 presented the Alumni and Fund Development Haran Aruliah ’08 Heather Hansen ’06 Erin Reynolds ’08 Jason Beitchman ’08 Esther Daniel ’97 Hillery Guttman ’04 Wayne Lessard ’80 Marion Overholt ’81 John Stout ’93 Judith Atwood ’08 Angelika Heim ’04 Anika Roberts ’05 Arie Benaich 91 Gary A. Daniels ’76 Frederick Gutz ’07 Simone Levesque ’83 Cheryl Paglione Jay Strosberg ’01 Office with the idea of creating a campaign Melissa Bachalo ’06 Catherine Henderson ’04 Cayley Rodd ’06 George A. Benak 89 Todd Davidson ’90 Sylvia Haak ’99 Wallace (Hsien) Liang ’99 Salvatore Parlatore ’06 Siona Sullivan ’83 Sathishkumar Balasunderam ’04 Jeffrey Hergott ’06 Kevin Rodkin ’06 James Bennett 79 Constantinus de Deckere ’80 Fariborz Haghighatjou ’04 for recent graduates of the law school. Rick Libman ’80 Jasbir Parmar ’95 Matthew Sutton ’06 Keith A. Bannon ’04 Vivian Ho ’05 Nancy Ross ’05 Dawn Benson 87 Paul De Francesca ’98 John Hall ’81 John Liddle ’88 Shauna Parr ’01 Jennifer Suzor ’86 Christina Barbato ’05 Julie Inch ’07 Vincent Ruscitto ’05 Andrea Bergman ’05 Joshua Death ’95 Peter Haney ’86 Karen Lim ’96 Wolfgang Pazulla ’75 Jayson Swain ’04 Paul Barnes ’04 Karen Jacques ’07 Aileen Russell ’07 Jeff Berryman Anna Maria Decia-Gualtieri ’01 W. Jason Hanson ’80 The student-driven initiative pushed for physical renovations Tzy-Ping Lin ’99 Terry Pearce ’86 Maryellen Symons ’87 Melanie Battaglia ’07 Tasneem Jivanji ’05 Parminder Saini ’07 David Bertschi 83 Richard DeGroat ’80 David Harris ’77 Rand Lomas ’75 John Peddle ’75 David Tanovich they felt were necessary to improve the law student experience. Gerald Beaudrie ’05 Jody Johnson ’07 Kerri Salata ’05 Mary Alice Beyer Gammon 95 Patricia DeGuire Mark Hartman ’77 Janette Long ’86 Kurt Pereira ’02 Mark Tarbush ’80 Jason Beitchman ’08 Rebecca Kacaba ’06 David Schatzker ’07 Nadia Bhatti ’02 Michael M. DelGobbo ’91 Adrian Hartog ’82 As a direct result of the commitment of young alumni, the George MacDonald ’81 Harry Perets ’77 Myra Tawfik Jeffrey Bell ’04 Tessie Kalogeras ’07 Adrian Schofield ’05 Irene Bianchi 84 D. Jeffrey Dello ’79 Lawrence Hatfield ’98 Julie Macfarlane Nicole Tellier ’02 David Bell ’04 Scott Kerwin ’06 Sejal Shah ’07 Rudy Bianchi 83 Guy DeMarco ’73 Eric Heath ’02 Ivana Petricone ’78 program continues to be shaped and expanded. Andrea Bergman ’05 Sotheary Khiev ’06 Robert Shapiro ’05 William Bies 71 Annette Demers ’98 Christine Henderson ’85 Zygmunt Machelak ’83 Thien Phan ’02 Audrey Teofilovici ’04 The success of the 2009 campaign prompted us to take up Andrea Bezaire ’05 Pauline Kidd ’04 Andrew Shaw ’07 Timothy Bingham-Wallis ’03 Dino DiGiuseppe ’78 Kathryn Hengl ’83 William MacKenzie ’90 John Philp ’07 Stanley Thomas ’73 Monica Bharadwaj ’05 Leonard Kim ’04 Alicia Siebert ’07 Judith Birchall 83 Sandy DiMartino ’01 Francine Herlehy ’89 Paul Macklin ’71 Sukanya Pillay ’90 Matthew Thurlow ’05 new challenges in 2010. The 2010 Initiative revolves around Jennifer Black ’05 Christopher Knowles ’04 Jay Silber ’04 Jennifer Black ’05 Richard Dinham ’74 Jeffrey Hewitt ’94 Leslie MacLeod Paulette Pommells ’03 Nick Torchetti ’83 Jordan M. Black ’04 Catherine Koch ’05 Margaret Sleiman ’04 Dean Blain 81 Mira Dobric ’99 Emanuela Heyninck ’79 Bruce MacPhee ’76 Christina Porretta ’05 Lisa Trabucco ’91 two priorities which we were told needed improvement. The Reena Kotecha ’07 Jennifer Sloszar ’04 Jules B. Bloch 84 Robin Dodokin ’91 J.Michael Hickey ’86 Andrea Manning-Kroon ’95 Judith Potter ’89 Adam Tracey ’07 Rosina Bonofiglio ’06 first was helping current students effectively transition from Stacy Koumarelas ’05 Robert Spender ’04 David Bond 75 Anne Donald ’92 Charles Hillier ’82 Caryl Marcellus Rosenberg ’91 Les Protopapas ’83 Gary Travis ’88 Jeffery Booth ’05 Corrine Kulyk ’04 Leah Spicer ’05 Gabriella Bonn 77 Janet Downing ’80 Vivian Ho ’05 Marilee Marcotte ’89 Leela Ramaswamy ’01 William Trudell ’71 law students to articling students and lawyers. We held a 2010 Corinn Brayshaw ’04 Alanna Stephen ’04 Rosina Bonofiglio ’06 Janet Drakich Peter Hockin ’71 Lori Marzinotto-Spyropoulos ’03 Michael Ray ’71 Maryhelen Tso ’83 Kai Brown ’05 Syll Kushner ’04 Speakers Series throughout February, corralled financial Michelle Surace ’06 Peter Bouroukis 79 Perry Dunmore ’82 Jeffrey P. Hoffman ’86 Rommel Masse ’76 Duncan Read ’77 Michael Turk ’85 Christopher Burkett ’06 Angela La Viola ’05 Ruthanne Bowker 79 Janet Dwyer John Hope ’78 George Mather ’95 Thomas Reaume ’87 Paul Tushinski 83 planning advice regarding student debt and its repayment, Harpreet Burmy ’07 Jennifer Lake ’06 Matthew Sutton ’06 Peter Brennan 75 Karol Dycha ’87 Carolyn Horkins ’80 Brian Mazer Laurie Redden ’86 Anne-Marie Tymec ’96 Naomi Calla ’06 Alexander Lalka ’06 Jayson Swain ’04 Patrick Brode 75 Jonathan Dye ’95 David Hornstein ’77 Kaitlyn McCabe ’94 Robert Reinhart ’75 Marcia Valiente emphasized on-campus resources, employment and bursary David Campbell ’04 Simon Lam ’06 Audrey Teofilovici ’04 John Lea ’07 Matthew Thurlow ’05 Paige Brodie 86 George Dzuro ’82 Stefan Horodeckyj ’77 Moira McCarney ’95 Joseph Reis ’82 Rudolph Vezér ’75 opportunities. The series aimed to pass on the best, most Steven Canto ’05 Robert Brooks ’01 Karen Earl ’93 Robert Howe ’72 Karen McCleave ’82 Thomas Riesz ’83 Jennifer Vieira ’05 J. Ryan Carson ’06 Aristotle Lebedev ’05 Donna Tiqui-Shebib ’04 Alexandra Brown 80 Joyce Eaton ’80 Jason Howie ’87 Brian McCluskey ’82 Christine Riley ’80 Allan Vinni ’00 practical advice possible to current students, while Ali Chahbar ’07 Sharon Lee ’05 Abraham Top ’04 John Brussa 81 Terrence Edgar ’77 Peter Hrastovec ’82 Timothy McCullough ’91 Liliana Ripandelli ’03 Alexis von Finckenstein ’07 Sang Choi ’07 Douglas Lee ’07 Adam Tracey ’07 Herbert Bryant 75 Steven Ehrlick ’77 Taras Hrycyna ’75 Linda McDonald ’94 Alistair Riswick ’76 George Vuicic ’95 continuing to engage young alumni as they begin their Stephanie Cichon ’05 F. Marc Lemieux ’08 Amina Uddin ’04 Andrew Buckstein 83 Alexander Eisenberg ’06 Tammy Humphries ’99 Patti McGarroch ’93 Anika Roberts ’05 Rafael Wagner ’03 careers. Katherine Conrad ’05 Lynda Levesque ’04 Faran Umar-Khitab ’07 Christopher Burkett ’06 Howard P. Eisenberg ’81 Mary Jane Hutchinson Ann Marie McGhee-Stewart ’02 Gregory Roberts ’87 Trevor Walker ’77 David Contant ’04 Janie Lin ’04 Sybila Valdivieso ’06 Peter Burns 96 John Ellis ’76 Matthew Igbinosun ’96 Anita McKernan ’99 David Robins ’97 Christopher Walsh ’02 The 2010 Young Alumni Initiative also provided funding for Evan Cooke ’05 Rachel Loizos ’05 Michael Van Eesbeek ’04 Denis Burns 78 Bruce and Nancy Elman Maureen Irish Marg McKillop ’81 Cayley Rodd ’06 John Watson ’86 Mark Crane ’04 Helen Mai ’06 Jennifer Vieira ’05 John Burrows 98 Laura Emmett ’07 Danielle Istl ’89 John McLaren Kevin Rodkin ’06 Michael Watters ’74 a new program called “Virtual Coffee”. This addition to our Jelena Crnokrak ’04 Nupur Malaviya ’06 Alexis von Finckenstein ’07 Howard Burshtein 84 Sheila Evans ’86 Jessie Iwasiw ’85 Virginia McRae ’79 Steven Rogin ’71 Fern Weinper ’78 Windsor Law Job Shadowing Program focused on matching Gina Da Fonte-Maurice ’04 Christie Malecki ’06 Adam Wainstock ’05 Donald Burwell 80 Rose Faddoul ’97 Carol Jackson ’80 Scott McTaggart ’80 Jonathan Ross ’97 Gary Wellman ’77 Michael D’Aloisio ’08 Chris Malkhassian ’06 Lane Walker ’06 Dominic Buttazzoni 84 Paul Fang ’91 Karen Jacques ’07 Michael McTeague ’83 Nancy Ross ’05 Leigh West recent graduates with current students for a telephone Kristy Davidson ’05 Richard Manias ’07 Jayne Westlake ’04 Naomi Calla ’06 E. Peter Farmer ’74 Christopher Jaglowitz ’99 Kimberley McVittie ’87 Kevin Ross ’82 B. Peter Westfall ’78 conversation. This unique mentorship program helps students Lisa Defoe ’04 Stephen Marentette ’05 Michael White ’04 David Campbell ’04 Thomas Faulkner ’78 Kerry Jameson ’96 Paul Meier ’98 Vincent Ruscitto ’05 Juanita Westmoreland Traore Sara Diament ’06 Keith Marlowe ’08 William Willis ’04 Gregory Campbell 89 Kelly Fawcett ’07 Holly Jamieson ’98 Karl Melinz ’72 Larry Ruskin Michael White ’04 assess career paths, geographical moves, and encourages frank Alexander Eisenberg ’06 Nicole Maurer ’07 Gail Willoughby ’05 Steven Canto ’05 Blaine Fedson ’82 Nancy Jammu-Taylor ’02 Ronald Melvin ’79 Sean Sadler ’87 John Whiteside Jiku Elamathail ’05 Susan McBride ’06 David Wolanski ’04 Philippe Capelle 89 Joan Fisher ’76 Tasneem Jivanji ’05 Julio Menezes Harold Saffrey ’90 Joanne Wildgoose ’77 discussions regarding students’ job searches. In consultation Laura Emmett ’07 Daniel McDonald ’05 Kimberley Wolfe ’06 Emily Carasco Roy Fisher 74 Jody Johnson ’07 Scott Merrifield ’75 Mark Sazio ’84 Ramona Wildman ’80 with our Director of Career Services, Anna DeCia, we are Tanya Farkouh Martin ’04 Dina Mejalli ’04 Robert Wright ’04 Peter Card 73 Lidija Flanjak ’04 Stephanie Johnson ’01 Graeme Mew ’86 James Scarfone ’73 Gail Willoughby ’05 Kelly Fawcett ’07 Ryan Middleton ’05 Marisa Zwan ’04 Peter Carey 87 Dianna Flannery ’88 Vanessa Kaljaste ’94 Sabina Mexis ’98 Ernest Schmidt ’88 Larry Wilson working together to link Windsor Law grads with Windsor Lidija Flanjak ’04 Ursula Miletic ’07 Ursula Miletic ’07 Adrian Schofield ’05 Daniel Winbaum 78 Heather Fogo ’07 Richard Miller ’04 Thomas Carey 77 Leslie Flemming ’84 Betsy Kane ’89 Law students. Includes all donors Kim Carpenter-Gunn 81 Heather Fogo ’07 Peter Kappel ’82 John Mill ’87 Leneo Sdao ’87 David Wolanski ’04 Angela Folino ’06 Stacey Mitchell-Huxtable ’07 from the classes of Barbara Jo Caruso 92 Angela Folino ’06 Diane Karnay ’84 Wendy Miller ’79 Farrel Shadlyn ’84 Kimberley Wolfe ’06 Most donations to the Young Alumni Initiative were modest Jotan Foster ’04 David Mueller ’08 2004 - 2009. Jane Caspers 82 Michael Forcier ’84 Gordon Kerluke ’76 Martha Mingay ’86 Phillip Shaer ’00 Gerri Wong 84 Scott Frew ’05 Christos Nitsis ’04 C. Irene Catford Mary Margaret Fox ’79 Jane Kerrigan Brownridge ’77 Paul Mingay ’74 Grace Shafran ’80 J. Joel Wright 94 — $40 was our average – but meaningful. We have been Jason Frost ’07 Michelle Oliel ’07 Nelson Cavalheiro 96 Alan Frank ’76 Alan Kester ’76 Bonnie Missens ’90 Michael Shain ’83 Robert Wright ’04 Christopher Galati ’05 Klaudyna Osika ’04 We would also like to Ali Chahbar ’07 Bruce Frazer ’72 Sotheary Khiev ’06 Tom Mitchinson ’77 Lorraine Shalhoub ’86 Martin Wunder impressed with the connection our recent graduates maintain Gasper Galati ’06 Lisa Pagano ’04 sincerely thank those William Chapman 76 Scott Frew ’05 Lynn Kielbowich ’93 Fatima Mohideen ’76 Rahul Shastri ’90 William Yee ’77 with us and we are proud to say that, through their commitment, Michael Galego ’06 Dana Paladino ’06 donors who have Grace Chau ’02 Jason Frost ’07 Jay King ’03 Karen Momotiuk 96 Andrew Shaw ’07 Stephen Yoker Beverly Gallagher ’04 Davide Palumbo ’05 elected to remain Stephen Cheeseman 87 Christopher Galati ’05 Jay King ’03 Gregory Monforton ’79 Jennifer Shilson ’98 Terence Yu ’93 they are leading by example as to what can be accomplished Patricia Garcia ’04 Salvatore Parlatore ’06 anonymous. Barbara and Stephen Michael Galego ’06 Peter Kirby ’76 Jean Mongenais ’01 Murray Silverberg ’77 Ronald Zaldin ’75 when our grads work towards a common goal. Amanda Gaw ’04 Alireza Pazuki ’04 Cheifetz ’80 Melanie Gardin ’00 Lawrence Klein ’78 Pasquale Morabito ’85 John Simes ’71 David Gazzellone ’05 Evelyn Perez-Youssoufian ’04 Dorinda Chiang 87 Doris Gaspar ’77 Christopher Knowles ’04 Robert Morris ’77 Lyla Simon ’03 Mark Giavedoni ’04 Maryann Petro ’05

22 Nulli Secundus . Spring 2010 Nulli Secundus . Spring 2010 23 You’re invited to take a journey... DEAN ELMAN WORLD TOUR

TAKING WINDSOR law AROUND THE GLOBE

You are invited to join us in honouring Dean Bruce P. Elman as he completes his final term as Dean of the Faculty of Law at the University of Windsor, and to support the establishment of the Bruce and Nancy Elman Social Justice Fellowship in Democracy and Governance at the University of Windsor. The Fellowship will support a student who spends the summer working for a public interest organization concerned with Democracy and Governance in Canada or abroad.

Saturday April 24, 2010 Saturday May 15, 2010 Giovanni Caboto Club Le Royal Meridian King Edward 2175 Parent Avenue 37 King Street East Windsor, ON Toronto, ON Tickets are $100 per person Tickets are $150 per person 6:00 pm Reception 6:00 pm Reception 7:30 pm Dinner 7:30 pm Dinner

For further information, please e-mail: [email protected] or contact: Karen A. Momotiuk, Tel: 519-253-3000 ext. 2920, E-mail: [email protected] Debbie Squillaro, Tel: 519-253-3000 ext. 2926, E-mail: [email protected]

*A 15% discount is available for students, those not yet called to the Bar and “first-year calls”.