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contents MESSAGES Best wishes from the top ................................................................................................... 5-11 THE LEADERS They are pioneers, visionaries and builders. Seneca’s four Presidents share their views on “the best college in Canada” » William T. Newnham ............................................................................................ 12 » Roy McCutcheon ................................................................................................... 40 » Stephen Quinlan ................................................................................................... 50 » Rick Miner ............................................................................................................. 58 STARTING POINTS Every September brings the opportunity for a new beginning. Read about some of Seneca’s “firsts” and where we’ve gone from there. 1960s » The first student signs up ..................................................................................... 14 » The doors open ..................................................................................................... 16 » Fashion students are the first to graduate – ECE and Aviation students are close behind .................................................... 18 » There’s a shovel in the ground ............................................................................. 20 1970s » MILEs of learning experiences begin ................................................................... 26 » King Campus opens with a whole new take on what a college should look like ........................................................................... 30 » Nursing makes it official ...................................................................................... 36 » Libraries go beyond books .................................................................................... 38 1980s » See Jane run ........................................................................................................ 42 » Co-operative education takes off ......................................................................... 43 » Alumni come of age ............................................................................................. 46 2 416-491-5050 CONTENTS STARTING POINTS continued ON THE COVER The Class of 40: 1990s Seneca graduates » Retirees come back .............................................................................................. 52 from 2007 » Seneca is “at” York .............................................................................................. 54 » …and around the world ....................................................................................... 56 2000s » Senecans earn degrees ........................................................................................ 60 » Animal health goes state of the art ..................................................................... 62 THE SCENE ON CAMPUS From “out of sight” to YGBKM and go go boots to logo t shirts, making the scene on campus has evolved over 40 years. But some things stay the same. Teachers, students and sports teams are as motivated as ever. » Professor Rob Colter on Language ....................................................................... 64 » Editor Helena Moncrieff on Students .................................................................. 66 » Journalist Sandy Naiman on Teaching ................................................................ 68 » Professor Dale Peers on Fashion .......................................................................... 70 » Music buffs Bill Humber and Nanda Lwin on Music ........................................... 72 » Broadcaster Barb DiGiulio on Sports ................................................................... 74 SENECA CUP They were outstanding students back in the day. Now see what these Seneca Cup recipients have done since graduating. » 1969 Marvin C. Southcott .................................................................................... 78 » 1974 David Bain ................................................................................................... 80 » 1986 Lee-Anne Quinn ........................................................................................... 82 » 1990 Sandra Stanway .......................................................................................... 84 » 2002 Rob Linden ................................................................................................... 86 THE NEXT WORD Dr. Rick Miner on the next 40 years ............................................................................. 90 www.senecac.on.ca 3 PUBLISHERS' NOTE ANNIVERSARY ISSUE OCTOBER 2007 PUBLISHERS Linda Hendy, CAE his special anniversary edition of Seneca Alumni magazine is a prod- Martha Lowrie uct of the generous volunteer contributions of many alumni, current MANAGING EDITOR T Helena Moncrieff and retired faculty and the hard work of Seneca’s staff. Of course this initiative needed a leader driving all to deadline. We deeply appreciate the patience, EDITORIAL ADVISORY BOARD Christie Adams, CCMC 2005 persistance and perfection of our editor Helena Moncrieff with our design Shirlene Courtis, CFRE, ex-officio Alison Gibson, SSW 2002 Linda Hendy, CAE team at K9 Design. Corey Long HISTORICAL ADVISOR Newman Wallis Our aim is to jog your memory about your time at Seneca and to provide a CONTRIBUTING WRITERS snapshot in words and images of key events through the last 40 years. Those Christie Adams, CCMC 2005 Tom Bartsiokas snapshots have come to us through the eyes of our volunteers and the experi- Maria Borg-Olivier David Cochrane, TECC 2005 ences of those who took the time to tell us their stories. We are grateful to each Rob Colter Frances Davidson-Arnott Barb DiGiulio, CAB 1987 of them for sharing their recollections. We also wish to thank Newman Wallis Richard Douglas Ken Ellis for the tremendous resource he has provided in his collected history of Seneca. Kerri Honeychurch Bill Humber Corey Long Helena Moncrieff Sandy Naiman, ACM 1971 Dale Peers We carried out dozens of interviews over many months and poured through James Russell, TECC 2003 John Sharpe thousands of archived photos from Seneca and your personal albums. Still, we Elaine Wood know there are many more stories to tell from many more perspectives. CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS Hugo Brees Elaine Brodie Mario Cortese, MKAC 2001 Let us know how you remember it by going to www.senecaalumni.ca (Seneca Garbis John Telford Collin Wildschut Memories). WITH SPECIAL THANKS TO SNAP studios Seneca Archives Seneca Athletics & Recreation DESIGN & PRODUCTION Linda Hendy Martha Lowrie K9 Design Co. Inc Norm Lourenco, R.G.D Executive Director Director Jennifer Neal Seneca Alumni Association Marketing and Communications Matt Webb 4 1-888-ALUMNUS MESSAGES September 6, 2007 40th Anniversary of Seneca College It is with great pleasure that I extend my warmest personal greetings on the occasion of Seneca College’s 40th anniversary. I would like to offer my sincere congratulations to the many students, alumni, researchers and faculty that have gathered to celebrate this important milestone. For 40 years, Seneca College has offered its students an excellent teaching facility in which to learn, positioning itself as a leading institution of applied arts and technology in Canada. It has offered invaluable educational challenges to our nation's young people, while at the same time providing an environment that has encouraged students to contribute positively to Canadian society. I know that this school's history will serve as an inspiration to the generations to come who are seeking to fulfill their educational goals. On behalf of the Government of Canada, please accept my best wishes for a most enjoyable and memorable celebration, as well as every success in the years to come. Sincerely, The Rt. Hon. Stephen Harper, P.C., M.P. Prime Minister of Canada www.senecaalumni.ca 5 MESSAGES 6 416-491-5050 MESSAGES The Premier of Ontario - Le Premier ministre de l’Ontario September 6, 2007 APERSONAL MESSAGE FROM THE PREMIER On behalf of the Government of Ontario, I am delighted to congratulate Seneca College on the occasion of its 40th Anniversary. Congratulations! Four decades of providing students with the highest standards of education is truly something to celebrate. Our government recognizes the vital role Seneca College has played in educating our citizens and building thriving communities. Since 1967, the dedicated faculty and staff of this exceptional centre of higher learning have been preparing students for success in life by teaching them critical and creative thinking, helping them exercise sound judgment and instilling in them a passion for learning. In doing so, it has established itself as one of Canada’s foremost colleges. As you celebrate your 40th anniversary, it is an ideal opportunity to reflect on the successes of your students. The education they receive opens the door to a bright future — and changes lives. I commend everyone at Seneca College, past and present — students, faculty, staff, trustees, alumni — for the outstanding contributions you have made to your community and our province. Take pride in knowing you have made a real difference. Please accept my best wishes for a memorable anniversary celebration and much ongoing success. Dalton McGuinty Premier www.senecac.on.ca 7 MESSAGES 8 1-888-ALUMNUS MESSAGES �������������������� ����������������������������� ����������������
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