A publication for graduates and friends of Bishop's University No. 20 Fall 2006 Bishop's University A great News Join us for weekend Fall Homecoming 2006 project Page 11 Plus Bill Rice ’68 works to to protect our investments Page 8 Reg ’90 and Brian ’90 Allatt have found their niche Page 9 Alumni Association Steering Board Peter Davidson ’77, President The Bishop’s Effect ([email protected]) Graham Moodie ’69, Past President This spring, Principal Robert in my passion for teaching and ([email protected]) Poupart sent e-cards to alumni learning. It made me realize what Rob Allatt ’93, First Vice President & Montreal Branch who were celebrating special (robert.allatt@telus.com) one can do with one’s talents and Jill Robinson ’87, Second Vice President & Quebec City anniversaries of their graduation interests. Branch ([email protected]) from Bishop’s. Below are some of Elizabeth Robinson Dan Bohinc ’94, Montreal Branch ([email protected]) their replies. Sterling Mawhinney ’88, Member-at-large Mackinnon ’66 ([email protected]) I hope my nephew’s son Wesley Eric Mills ’72, Member-at-large ([email protected]) enjoys as much benefit from Fred Scalabrini ’92, Member-at-large I have no doubt my years at ([email protected]) Bishop’s as this old bodger. Bishop’s had much to do with Pam McPhail, Director of Development John Chappell ’36 what I accomplished. The beauty ([email protected]) Matt McBrine ’96, Alumni Relations Coordinator of Bishop’s is that students need ([email protected]) Our memories are still fresh not get lost in the numbers. It is Dave McBride ’93, Advancement Officer small enough for everyone to have ([email protected]) and happy ones. We will be Alumni Association Branch Presidents forever grateful for our years and an identity, yet the quality of Jeremy Tessier ’98, BC Branch ([email protected])) experiences and above all our education is second to none. It Paul Alleyne ’01 & Shane Johnson ’95 Barbados Branch education at Bishop’s. provides a solid platform of ([email protected]) ([email protected]) Grant Siméon ’85, Eastern Townships Branch Jean ’51 & Bob Hayden ’51 knowledge from which any ([email protected]) student should be able to take on James Walde ’88, Fredericton Branch the world. I am proud when ([email protected]) I moved onto the campus in Shirley Kitching Duncan ’56 & Cheryl Kouri ’77 1945 as my father taught reading about Bish alumni and Gaspé Branch ([email protected]) chemistry at Bishop’s and what they have accomplished. I Jackie Jenkins ’02, Halifax Branch suspect that such accomplishments ([email protected]) eventually became the Dean of Peter Nixon '83 Hong Kong Branch Science in the late 60s. The article and attendance at Bishop’s are not ([email protected]) a coincidence. Kristi Lambert McBride ’93 & Michael McBride ’93 about moving the library with a Dean Apps ’71 Newfoundland & Labrador Branch ([email protected]) wagon in the recent alumni Tom VanAlstine ’92, Ottawa Branch ([email protected]) magazine was my first summer job Sam Menard ’00 & Andrew Lacas ’00 Toronto Branch ([email protected]) ([email protected]) and it is true that Arnold Banfill’s Keep up the good work. It is Sonia Fisher ’01, United Kingdom Branch nephew and I moved the entire one of the best places to get an ([email protected]) education in Quebec. Small, David Morad ’91 & Kedrin Simms ’00 Washington, DC library with two wagons. It was a ([email protected]) ([email protected]) long summer. intimate, good teachers and one of Trevor Lovig ’96, President, Alumni Football Association My son Adam graduated in the most beautiful campuses. ([email protected]) honours Chemistry in 1999 and Barbara Perry Cartmel ’91 completed his Ph.D. at Queen’s, In this Issue making him the third McCubbin in I frequently look back at my a row to earn his Ph.D. in time spent at Bishop’s fondly and Insert: 2005-06 Annual Giving Report The Bishop’s Effect...... 2 chemistry with an association with keep in touch with many of the Massawippi Bridge, Norton reminiscence, Letters . . 3 both Bishop’s and Queen’s. I have people I met while there. Bishop’s Athletic Wall of Distinction ...... 4 taught chemistry at Lakefield for was a great experience and Faculty and student research ...... 5 over 30 years and encourage good launchpad for my career. Convocation 2006 ...... 6 Lakefield students to go to Jeff Bean ’96 Bridging the Generation Gap...... 7 Bishop’s. It is a part of the Bill Rice ’68 is keeping the markets honest ...... 8 Brian ’90 & Reg ’90 Allatt find their niche ...... 9 McCubbin family. This fifth anniversary Alex McCubbin ’66 ACE Youth Symposium ...... 10 coincides with my graduation from Co-op education ...... 10 the MBA program at U of T. My Fall Homecoming 2006 ...... 11 I have always loved saying I Branch Briefs ...... 12-13 degree from Bishop’s has served News from Development...... 14 am a Bishop’s grad. Every time I me well indeed. Faculty Profile: Dr. Gerry Coulter...... 15 put on a robe to attend my Nick Dubick ’01 Retirements: Peter Cunningham, Rosa Morelli school’s convocation, I proudly Lise Ouwerkerk ...... 16-17 donned the purple and white. Births, Marriages, Deaths...... 18-21 Bishop’s played an important role Through the Years...... 22-24

2 • Fall 2006 Bishop’s University News Cover photos: Perry Beaton, Matt McBrine, Nathalie Simard Can you believe it? Letters Some people leave a piece of The new bridge over the themselves at Bishop’s Massawippi River, renovated I was the student who slid down the last fall to the tune of $2.3 “Bishop’s” bridge and encountered a sharp million, had two large potholes metal object, 25 years ago. which proved difficult to It was a Friday the thirteenth. Of repair. Steel plates were placed course it was asinine of me, but that night temporarily over the holes, and a few of us were going from campus to the through June, July and August Lion and I decided to walk over an arch, as the bridge had only one lane I had many times before. Seeing that the open while extensive repairs top of the bridge held a couple of inches of were made. Photo: Perry Beaton powdery snow, I recalled that my “This is an experimental The new bridge already has potholes because it is “too flexible.” roommate Sue McCowan ’83 had a dream bridge made from that I had fallen off the bridge and hurt experimental materials, and the potholes were created due to the bridge’s flexibility. It myself. To prevent her premonition from seems too flexible,” a spokesperson from the Ministry of Transport said. “If we had coming true, I chose to descend the used concrete it would have been too heavy to keep the arches. This is nothing serious. backside of the arch by sliding on the seat The bridge is perfectly safe.” He said no decision has been made concerning the of my pants. request from Bishop’s students to have the arches painted purple. Unfortunately, near the bottom I (courtesy of The Record) suddenly felt like I had been goosed and we all heard my pants rip. Soon we The Apartment, Norton Hall discovered that quite a bit of me was “Vélo universitaire” is ripped too. (by the time we got back to my the title of a photograph by room in Munster there was blood in both Céline Dionne of my socks.) Sherbrooke I purchased We never made it to the Lion that recently. I call it “The night as we had to take my sorry ass to the Apartment, Norton Hall.” Sherbrooke hospital for fifty stitches to Norton Hall is in the close a gaping wound. Dixon Kenner’s background in the photo. letter was correct (hi Dixon!) – I had slid That bay window, just below over the sharp metal remnants of a the bicycle’s handlebars and “caution” sign that someone had removed behind the bush, shows my from the bridge by twisting and bending room during my first year at the stem until it snapped. I was the butt of Bishop’s. Although Norton jokes for a month but this was no skin off Hall was then a residence my ass. housing 200 men, six “freshettes” lived in one of the professor’s ground floor The lesson? Obviously, don’t walk apartments under the guidance-and supervision of a graduate student in Education. over the arches of the Lennoxville bridge. When I, a meek and mild “freshette,” was first directed there in the fall of 1956, And please, kids, think twice before I was upset. I wanted to be in Pollack Hall, the women’s residence! In those days, removing warning signs from public however, one did not speak out, and I later came to appreciate the situation. The infrastructures – the ass you save may be other girls in Norton were terrific. The Education student was a gem, great fun and mine! Greetings to all classmates, with most understanding. We all became close friends and still share a special bond. fond memories, We surmised that our presence was an experiment, “streaming.” I am happy to Kris(tin) Trotter ’83 ([email protected]) say that we probably disproved the theory of streaming. We did not all quit before P.S. I considered sending a photo of my graduation, nor did we all go on to graduate school. We all turned out pretty well, scar but decided this would show much probably just as we would have had we been in Pollack Hall. too much cheek. The Apartment brings back a flood of memories — the big tree that stood out front and came down that fall; the “Seven Dwarfs,” our ice sculptures for Winter We want to hear from you. Please write to: Carnival (“But where is Snow White?”, everyone asked.); traipsing out to chapel [email protected] OR with the graduate student; dashing over to the cafeteria on cold winter mornings Marie McLean wrapped up in our gowns; eating leftovers from the Chinese Dinner. In the Editor, Bishop’s University News photograph, Norton Hall is not as sharply in focus as the foreground. That makes it Alumni & Development Office even more appropriate. After all, these memories were forged fifty years ago. Bishop’s University, 2600 College St Sherbrooke QC J1M 0C8 Lillian (Lu) Rider ’59

Fall 2006 Bishop’s University News • 3 2006 Gaiter Classic welcomes golfers into Wall of Distinction

A full field of 144 golfers, including many former Gaiters, participated in the 18th Annual Tournament at the Milby Golf Club. The weather was sunny and warm, which allowed for a great day on the course. It was also a special occasion as we inducted two former Gaiters, Debbie Savoy Morel ’75 and Steve Davies ’81, into the RBC Athletic Wall of Distinction. Thank you to all participants who raised over $18,000 for the Department of Athletics.

Winners of the 2006 Gaiter Classic

(l-r): Tim Price, Steve Davies ’81, Gil Broome ’82, Debbie Savoy Morel ’75 and Steve Davies ’81, two of the greatest golfers to Philip Johnston ’59,2006 Tournament Chairman, Ron attend Bishop’s, were inducted into Bishop’s RBC Wall of Distinction. The Perowne ’72, Tom Allen ’69, Dave Whiteley, Riddell pair, who not only excelled on the links during their college days but Canada continued that success following their graduation, were officially inducted into the Wall on Friday, June 2, 2006. The unveiling of the plaques were held at the John H. Price Sports Centre while the formal induction ceremony took place during the Gaiter Golf Classic at the Milby Golf Club later that evening.

New Food Services at Bishop’s The reception to honour

On July 1, 2006, Sodexho, Canada took Gary Chown ’74 over Bishop’s Dining 2005 Alumnus of the Year Services. Students in residence will have an has been changed to: all-you-care to-eat, continuous dining venue open from Wednesday, September 27, 2006 7 a.m. to midnight at at the home of Dewhurst Dining Hall. They can go to Dewies as many times Hal '73 and Kim Gould as they wish during the operating hours and eat all they want during those visits. 5 Forest Glen Cres. A full service Tim Hortons will be open in fall 2006 in the North York, ON Student Centre and Starbucks coffee will be served in the at 5:30 p.m. Upper Crust (formerly the Loft).

Same place, As a result of the merger of Lennoxville with the City of Sherbrooke, new address Bishop’s new address is:

Bishop’s University 2600 College Street Sherbrooke QC J1M 0C8

4 • Fall 2006 Bishop’s University News Faculty and Student Research Awards

Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council Performance in the Case of Radical Innovation.” (NSERC) and Social Sciences and Humanities English Book Awards Research Council (SSHRC) grants: Dr. Michele Murray in the Department of Religion and Dr. Cristian Berco, History, for his project, “Disease, Dr. Gary Evans in the Department of English were finalists for Hospital and Beyond: Syphilis and Society in Early Modern the English Book Award of the City of Sherbrooke for their Toledo and its Environs” ($42,009). He also received a grant of respective publications: Playing a Jewish Game : Gentile $34,526 from Fonds québécois de la recherche sur la société et Christian Judaizing in the First and Second Centuries CE la culture for the project. (Wilfrid Laurier University Press, 2004) and John Grierson: Dr. Valerio Faraoni, Physics, for his research on “Dark Trailblazer of Documentary Film (XYZ Publishing, 2005). Energy, Modified Gravity and Cosmology in Alternative Gravity” ($66,490). Dr. Lisa Taylor, Education, for her project, “Multicultural SSHRC Master’s scholarship recipients for 2006-2007: Literacy,” in collaboration with Michael Hoechsmann, McGill Julie Fredette will work on “La réception et la critique des University ($36,364). romans québécois cotés “mauvais” par la revue Lectures entre 1949-1959.” in Lettres et communications, Université de Fonds québécois de la recherche sur la société et la Sherbrooke. culture (FQRSC): Verushka Lieutenant-Duval will study “L’utilisation de la Dr. Sophie Boyer, Chair of the German section of the mythologie classique dans les œuvres d’art autour de la période Modern Languages Department, received a grant of $37,004 for de la Réforme et de la Contre-réforme de l’Église catholique” in her project. “Crime and Sexuality in German Literature from Histoire de l’art, Université du Québec à Montréal. 1900 to 1933”. Marie-Eve Owen will examine “The Analysis of Dr. Susan Reid in the Williams School of Business has Secondary Science Curricular Resources in Sixty Schools to been awarded a grant of $39,600 for her project, “Technology Create Effective Assessment Strategies and Tools in Line with Vision and Market Vision: Wave Impact on Early Firm the Reform” in Faculté d’éducation, Université de Sherbrooke. Recent Faculty Books

Dr. George Englebretsen, Professor of Revolution, but to traditions of anglo-american political Philosophy: Bare Facts and Naked Truths. A discourse. He emphasizes the anticolonial nature of the Patriote New Correspondence Theory of Truth, movement and suggests its discourse was the contemporary Ashgate Publishing. Dr. Englebretsen defends expression of a republican tradition grounded in civic the notions of truth and objectivity as key to humanism which contested the advent of commercial capitalism the scientific view of the natural world and and the liberal state. presents an original defence of the “commonsense” correspondence theory of Professor George Rideout, Drama Professor : truth. An Anglophone is Coming to Dinner, Playwrights Canada Press. In this play, Dr. Brian Jenkins, Professor Emeritus of Professor Rideout tells the story of Jim Bob History: Irish Nationalism and the British Baker and his troupe, The Lubbock Little State. From Repeal to Revolutionary Theatre, who have come from Texas to perform Nationalism, McGill-Queen’s University for a Canadian audience. Colliding worlds of Press. The book explores the emergence of culture and language are served up Texas style revolutionary Irish nationalism in the mid- in this social satire of a Québécois family nineteenth century. It offers an in-depth study playing host to a bewildered, Ontario-born of the failing of the Union of 1801, the English professor. sources of Irish disaffection, and the evolution of constitutional nationalism. Dr. Harvey White, Professor of Religion What Is What-Is?, Peter Lang Publishing Dr. Louis-Georges Harvey,Professor of USA. A Study of Parmenides’ Poem. Dr. History, “Le Printemps de l'Amérique White discusses a new interpretation of this française. Américanité, anticolonialisme et poem, concluding that the pre-Socratic républicanisme dans le discours politique philosopher Parmenides was not the radical québécois, 1805-1837,” Boréal. The and revolutionary thinker to the degree he is monograph traces the roots of Francophone commonly portrayed to be. political discourse not to the French

Fall 2006 Bishop’s University News • 5 Convocation 2006 Photos: Perry Beaton

Front: Fiona Reed, Warren Allmand. Back: Scott Griffin ’60, DCL ’02, Chancellor, Robert Poupart, Principal, Yves Jodoin, Registrar.

n June 10, Convocation 2006 was held outdoors for the first time in many years. Bishop’s was informed by OSherbrooke Fire and Safety officials that last year’s ceremony exceeded the legal capacity of the John H. Price Sports Centre by hundreds of people. Three options were considered: split the graduation class into two separate ceremonies, limit graduates to a maximum of two guests, or move Convocation outdoors. After much consideration, we chose the third option. On Convocation day the temperature dropped, the wind howled, rain fell relentlessly. Unfortunately, Bishop’s had Counsel in January 1977 and named a devised no fail-safe alternative and graduating students and member of the order of Canada in their families were unable to properly celebrate the occasion. July 2000. His many awards include Principal Poupart sent a letter of apology to the Class of ’06, The John Howard Award for and the University will make different plans for the Class of ’07. Distinguished Humanitarian Service and the World Peace Despite the weather, Bishop’s was proud to confer degrees Award. Presently, Mr. Allmand is President of World Federalists on 588 students (370 women and 218 men). Canada and Vice-President of the Montreal City Council. Fiona Reed is one of Canada’s most renowned actresses Business: 134 graduates (61 women, 73 men) and has appeared at theatres across North America and Great Education: 109 graduates (90 women, 19 men) Britain. Her 30-year career has been marked by diverse Humanities: 159 graduates (113women, 46 men) signature roles that include Blanche Dubois (A Streetcar Named Desire), Lady Bracknell (The Importance of Being Earnest), and Natural Science and Mathematics: 54 graduates Martha (Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf). Fiona’s association (26 women, 28 men) with The Shaw Festival spanned ten seasons, with a number of Social Sciences: 132 graduates (80 women, 52 men) memorable performances. Honours include two Dora Mavor Moore Awards, the Toronto Life Women of Distinction Award Bishop’s honoured two distinguished Canadians with its and Vancouver’s Jessie award. A graduate of McGill, she is an highest honour, Doctor of Civil Law honoris causa. Associate Artist at CanStage in Toronto and has advocated for Warren Allmand was appointed President of Rights & literacy, Shakespeare in the schools and many charities. Fiona’s Democracy in February 1997 following a 33-year career as a work is part of Canadian TV history, as wife Cathy King to Al Liberal Member of Parliament for the Montreal riding of Notre- Waxman’s King of Kensington. With numerous film and Dame-de Grâce. He served in the Trudeau cabinet from 1972- television credits to her name, audiences will recognize her as 79. A lawyer admitted to the Quebec Bar in 1958, he holds the mother of the groom in “My Big Fat Greek Wedding.” degrees from St. Francis Xavier University and McGill, and a Dr. Cecil Haver was named Professor Emeritus of certificate of Comparative Law from Université de Paris and the Economics and Dr. Donald Hilton was named Professor Institute of Comparative Law. He was appointed Queen’s Emeritus of Biology.

6 • Fall 2006 Bishop’s University News Bridging the generation gap

Alumni parents were proud to welcome their children and grandchildren as fellow Bishop’s graduates at Convocation.

Photos: Perry Beaton Janet Carson ’67 & daughter, Adrienne Kathleen Adams ’00 & son, Stephen Robert ’75 & Lynda ’75 Godin, daughter, Jessica & son, Jeremy

Nelson Gonyer ’76 & daughter, Corie-Anne Robert Lawrence ’65 & daughter, Honoria Crossley Loughheed ’49 & grandson, Stephen

Andrew Lumsden ’67 & son, Andrew Eric Mills ’72 & daughter, Caroline Michael Sullivan ‘75, son, Shawn & daughter, Karin ’04

Karen Hobbs ’75, Steve Thorneloe ’76 and son, Eric. Roger Titman ’69 and daughter, Stephanie

Fall 2006 Bishop’s University News • 7 Keeping the markets honest As head of the Alberta Securities Commission, Bill Rice ’68 knows how vulnerable stock markets are when people lose faith in their integrity.

rust is an essential component in the financial compensation which is often “Tenvironment,” says Bill Rice ’68, Chair and CEO of the too complicated and difficult Alberta Securities Commission (ASC). He should know. He is to understand in annual head of an organization whose mandate is to ensure that capital reports, and the need to markets have integrity, are fair and have the confidence of harmonize legislation and investors. On top of that, he and other executives at the ASC rules of securities have spent the last year trying to reestablish the trust of the regulation to allow an Bill Rice ’68 says that rules for people media and government when it was shaken after a number of issuer of securities and in the financial sector are stricter than internal personnel issues became public. “We rebuilt the people who must register ever. “That’s appropriate, but I don’t think there has been any worse management group and reorganized the Commission to to deal with one behaviour. We must be seen to be reestablish an air of normalcy for the organization instead of jurisdiction in Canada protecting investors from illegal and going from fire to fire and reaction to reaction. We have worked rather than with each unfair practices.” hard to show that the ASC was doing its job and continues to do province. so, that things are being dealt with properly and fairly, and we Bill’s list of “hot” topics in the financial sector include: have control over the markets.” • hedge funds: these have grown dramatically in the past few One-third of the staff at ASC work in the enforcement of years and more people are involved in them. They are not securities legislation and rules. “Most illegal activity is exposed regulated to any significant degree and this is becoming a by complaints by investors or professional participants in the focus of national and international scrutiny. capital markets. The complaints are assessed, investigated and • best practices: after the Enron and Tyco scandals, people want prosecuted if the Enforcement Department deems it appropriate. to be assured boards of directors do their jobs and senior We have a whole team of investigators, often ex-police officers, executive officers are under strict controls. Regulatory accountants and lawyers who work in this area.” commissions must determine what governance rules should Proceedings are most frequently undertaken against apply and whether companies held by families or single individuals. “There are not generally corrupt companies, but shareholders should have a different set of rules. poorly behaving people. Bad behaviour is hard to maintain if • self-regulatory organizations (SROs): regulatory commissions you expect everyone in the company to do it.” The most like the ASC supervise organizations that regulate themselves common offences are insider trading (buying or selling a (e.g. investment dealers association, stock exchanges). A security by insiders who possess information that is not public), review is currently underway as the role of many of these market manipulation (trading activities that have an artificial organizations is changing. impact on prices) and the illegal sale of securities (by people or • International Organization of Securities Commissions securities not registered or companies filing a misleading (IOSC): Markets are now internationally competitive, and prospectus).” there is heightened concern that people in other countries have confidence in Canadian markets. Provincial securities “This is a wonderful time for people in the commissions are working to harmonize practices across the financial sector to gain experience, knowledge country, and Canada often looks at U.S. rules to make sure its and exposure, and to make a good living. But rules will allow for cross-boarder trading and the movement never cut corners on expertise and integrity.” of investment funds. An international commission would also force less developed countries to follow international Illegal activities jeopardize the confidence in the capital standards if they wish to establish a market. markets which, Bill claims, threatens the effectiveness and Bill’s advice for young alumni in the financial sector? “This possibly existence, of the markets. That doesn’t mean to say is a wonderful time to gain experience, knowledge and exposure there could be another general stock market crash. “People will and to make a good living. But never cut corners on expertise invest in other markets if they do not believe the market is run and integrity. Know your business. You may be able to bluff for with integrity and fairness for both the small and big investor.” a while, but it will not last. Many sectors are complicated, but As head of ASC, Bill works with representatives of other the more complicated your business is, the more value you will Canadian security commissions to develop policy in the field of have. Do not be tempted to make a decision without appropriate securities regulation. Policies they are currently discussing analysis. And never compromise. Your reputation for integrity is include the reporting and evaluation of internal accounting critical. You may think that you are making a compromise in controls to ensure accounting records and processes in one instance only, but you can finish your career or your ability companies are accurate, the disclosure of executive to advance. Trust is essential for this environment to work.”

8 • Fall 2006 Bishop’s University News From donuts to diagnosis Father Steve and sons Reg ’90 and Brian ’90 Allatt have found a niche in the insurance business that has allowed their family company to become a leader in North America.

lthough Reg ’90 and Brian ’90 both worked in the family Abusiness, Allatt’s Bakery, as children, they had completely different views of the experience. “I always knew I wanted to be in business some day. I tell my children that when I was ten years old, I worked Saturday mornings making donut boxes and Three members of the Allatt family — Brian ’90, CEO, Global at 13, I had my first summer job in the bakery,” says Reg with Excel, Steve, Chairman, and Reg ’90, President & CEO — pride. Brian is more ambivalent. “I had no desire to be in the operate etfs, a company with world headquarters in Lennoxville and sales offices in Montreal, Toronto, Vancouver, San food industry as a kid. I liked donuts, but that was about it. It’s Francisco, Houston and Orlando. very long, hard work, seven days a week.” The bakery was in business until 1973 when the family sold it to Weston, and then continued to sell baked goods but not breads until 1983. my perspective,” says Brian, “we are the best at this in North Reg started selling life insurance in their father’s insurance America.” brokerage firm in the 1980s and Brian, after graduating from The fast growth of the company has been a challenge. “We’ve Bishop’s, found himself being interviewed and offered jobs by had to learn from our failures,”says Reg. “We have always insurance companies in Montreal. He decided to join the family invested in people and it’s always people who have made us business — etfs — and stay in the Eastern Townships. grow. Every year or two we have to evolve the way we manage In 1992 many provincial governments decided to cut their the company because what works in a small organization does contribution to out-of-country medical emergencies. “My father not work in a larger one. We now employ over 400 people.” saw the opportunity,” says Reg. “We sold $20,000 of travel “We have to keep good morale in the company, continue to insurance premiums the first year, the next year about $900,000, work on structure, improve systems, communications, quality of and it kept growing.” Today the company administers over $300 life (growth is exciting but can be very stressful) and our million in premiums for health and travel insurance. relationships with our clients. And we must make sure we are The largest driver of the growth of etfs, however, is its case not concentrating management and cost containment services. “In 1996 we only on our growth Bishop’s alumni decided that, in order to be successful as a travel insurance but also improving employed by efts broker, we would also have to start an assistance company. We what we do,” says Monica Alas ’00 Kristina Hartwell ’06 hired nurses and a doctor to manage medical emergencies that Brian. Marc Auclair ’04 Sarah Heath ’99 we were selling the insurance for,” says Reg. Attracting Tanya Baril ’06 Nancy Hodge ’96 etfs found there was a need for cost containment for talented people is Annie Baron ’99 Michael Jondreville ’97 insurers of people travelling in the U.S. “The U.S. has the most another challenge, Jennifer Bean ’01 Tara Keats ’00 expensive health care in the world,” says Brian. “The hospital including finding James Begbie ’02 Teresa Lagrandeur ’98 system is entrepreneurial, so different groups get charged people with second Patti Bennett ’01 Jonathan Lefebvre ’05 different prices. If a patient is international, the hospital might, language skills to Steven Benoit ’90 Lydia Loubier ’99 for example, try to charge $250,000 for a heart transplant where communicate with Robert Blackwood ’77 Steve McClung ’99 Joshua Blanchette ’00 Amy McComb ’06 under an American plan they would charge $50,000. Our job is international clients. Colleen Bobbitt ’96 Lisa McKnight ’97 to pay a fair and reasonable price based on our understanding of (So if you are Miriam Braun ’05 Claire Mysak ’00 the system in a particular hospital. In the U.S. there are actually thinking of moving Pablo Castillo ’00 Kevin O’Gallagher ’91 courses to help hospitals bill treatments and medications in back to the Eastern Tim Crook ’98 Martha Plata ’03 clever ways so that they can make more money. It’s a huge Townships, there just Andrea Duputel ’05 Louis-René business and extremely complicated, but we have mastered it.” might be employment Sandra Edwards ’88 Labrecque ’02 “We’ve put a great deal of effort into understanding the opportunities for you Demetra Elias ’91 Gail Ribaux ’79 financial drivers in the U.S. healthcare system,” says Reg. We at etfs.) Zach Elias ’90 Sarah Scholes ’06 Nicholas Elst ’05 Clinton Sevigny ’04 have to be aggressive and at the same time get hospitals to With Brian’s Melanie Filion ’00 Tanya Stadler ’05 recognize that we are just looking for a fair deal. We can often goal to increase Nick Fitzsimmons ’91 Christopher offer our international clients guarantees that are superior to the international business Carol Fontaine ’95 Stevens ’04 financial performance they are getting from their current by 25% each year for Fred Gilbert ’00 Feliks Vajagic ’03 suppliers. We have clients in over 20 countries around the world the next three years, Jennifer Gilbert ’03 Sadie Wilkin ’02 and pay about $200 million in U.S. medical bills a year.” etfs will continue to Dana Gillam ’06 Jonathon Young ’05 Although their emphasis is on international clients, about one- face the challenge of Mike Grady ’97 Steve Zatylny ’90 fifth of this side of the business serves groups in the U.S. “From growth. Sarah Haddon ’01

Fall 2006 Bishop’s University News • 9 Youth Symposium

— the Association of College Entrepreneurs — is Official Language Minorities. ACEa national university organization that encourages Behind the scenes, Bishop’s Dobson-Lagassé Centre helped students to engage with their communities and communicate shape the Community Table’s entrepreneurial approach, entrepreneurial values. On March 16, 2006, eight ACE Bishop’s whereby citizens are encouraged to identify opportunities for students partnered with more than 20 provincial and federal economic and social initiative. The Centre also works with the agencies and educational institutions to help stage a “Youth Table to develop a network of advisors available to help Symposium” at Heritage Regional School in Saint Hubert QC. English-speaking entrepreneurs outside the Montreal area. More than 100 Secondary V students from four English School The workshops offered by Bishop’s students could be Boards attended the symposium, billed as “Entrepreneurship: viewed as the culmination of a great deal of effort over an Unlock the Possibilities.” Bishop’s was at the centre of the extended period of time and a test of the Table’s —and the action, behind the scenes, and just about everywhere else, too. Centre’s — ability to communicate entrepreneurial values. Each of three Bishop’s teams led two workshop sessions, Participants agreed: the Youth Symposium had encouraged and just about every participant selected at least one session secondary students to think seriously about their own offered by the ACE teams. Alexi Lachambre and Michael innovative, leadership and entrepreneurial potential. Cestnik led a session titled “Yourself Inc.” which had students The coordinators had nothing but praise for the Bishop’s reflect on how to “market” themselves effectively. Robb students: “I was very impressed by the ACE students — their Schaeffer, Kevin Larocque and Andrew Simboli talked to 60 subject knowledge and the professionalism they displayed was kids about “Making Cents: Financial Literacy,” and Andreas excellent. . . . You could feel the electricity and the excitement Reissner and Adam Vokes introduced participants to the in the room.” “There was super energy in the school . . . people entrepreneurial concept of “Opportunity Recognition.” were enthusiastic, outgoing, talkative, sharing, and interested.” I was impressed by the intelligent thoughtfulness of the “Having university students address youth allows for an workshop themes developed by ACE President Sam Saintonge interesting exchange of ideas and an interaction that is not and his team, and by the way ACE students involved always possible. . . . Together we created an opportunity for participants in their workshop sessions. Eight teachers from two many people to network, exchange and explore the idea of school boards spoke to Robb Schaefer about repeating his entrepreneurship.” These sentiments were echoed in comments financial literacy program at their schools, and the next day we by teachers who accompanied their students, received and had to turn down — end of term, exams — a And the students? Well, the overwhelming majority number of requests for repeat sessions at individual schools. enjoyed their day. “Animators were understanding and knew The Youth Symposium was coordinated — with plenty of what they were doing.” “I learned a lot.” “They made it fun.” help from the schools and workshop presenters — by The One consistent complaint: “We should have been allowed to do Community Table’s South Shore representative Debbie more workshops.” It doesn’t get much better than that. Horrocks, South West Quebec’s Stacey Dakin and our own David Rittenhouse, ACE Faculty Advisor region’s Martha Crombie. The Table links federal ministries that share responsibility for programs in support of Canada’s Co-operative Education: You can help ven though the Williams School of Business Co-operative This is why we need you, our valued alumni and friends, to EEducation Program is still quite young, its list of employers get involved in the Co-op education process. To be able to offer keeps growing, and its worldwide reputation continues to students a wide variety of interesting and challenging work solidify. However, some people still wonder what Co-op is and placements, we require the help of people who are in the why it has become more important than ever in Canadian business world — in other words, people like you! universities. Please see our website at www.ubishops.ca/coop for In order to gain relevant knowledge, university students further information about the program and for application must not only learn theory but also have access to practical deadlines. Employers who visit our website will not only find work experience. Our Co-op Program is a great opportunity for out more about Co-operative education, they will also discover students to strengthen the link between theoretical knowledge many advantages of hiring a Bishop’s Co-operative student. and real-world applications, all the while serving to confirm We hope you will be one of our Co-op partners next year! students’ career choices. Luckily, due to increasing numbers of For more information, please contact: qualified students from different concentrations who join our Professor Denise Fortier, Program Coordinator Co-operative education year after year, Bishop’s Co-op Program 819-822-9600 ext. 2703 OR can boast a varied and motivated student workforce. Jean-Michel Latulippe, Co-op Assistant, 819-822-9600 ext. 2903

10 • Fall 2006 Bishop’s University News The 16th Annual Jeff Cannon Memorial Homecoming Golf Tournament

Date: September 29, 2006 Place: Old Lennoxville Golf Club Friday, 29 September (819-562-4922) 12:30 p.m. Jeff Cannon Memorial Homecoming Golf Tournament. Time: 8 p.m.on Registration and reception for Classes of ’80, ’81, ’82. 12:30 p.m.: Shotgun start (brunch and Saturday, 30 September registration from 10:30 a.m.-noon) 7-10:30 a.m.: Breakfast at Dewhurst Dining Hall ($6.25 all you can eat). Format: Foursomes/vegas 9 a.m.-5 p.m. J. H. Price Sports Centre is open (complimentary alumni pass).* Note: You can register as a single/twosome/threesome and you will be paired 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Bishop’s bookstore in the University Centre open. up. All those who register will be contacted prior Crested Bishop’s items available (15% alumni discount)*. to the tournament 10:30 a.m. Guided walking tour of campus for Classes of ’80, ’81, ’82. Cost: $80 includes: 18 holes of golf, cart, Meet in front of John H. Price Sports Centre. brunch, BBQ dinner, participation gift and a $25 10:30 a.m. Tailgating section in Coulter field parking lot is open. donation to the Jeff Cannon Memorial Fund. A 11 a.m-1 p.m. Visit the Student Alumni Association table under the alumni tent $25 tax receipt will be issued per registration fee. (alumni t-shirts, hats, free balloons, face painting & candy for kids) Maximum 72 golfers. 11:30 a.m. Lunch for Classes of ’80, ’81, ’82. Please register with Matt McBrine at: 12-5 p.m. Bishop’s University Foreman Art Gallery open. 819-822-9600 ext. 2266, toll-free: 1 p.m. Football game. Bishop’s vs Concordia. 866-822-5210, [email protected] 4 p.m. Post-game reception with live band in the Alumni Tent in or register online at: Coulter Field parking lot. www.ubishops.ca/alumni/events_c.html 6:30 p.m. Reunion banquet for Classes of ’80,’81,’82. Class photos will be taken. 10:30 p.m. Party at “The Gait” pub - free cover for alumni. Sunday, 1 October 10 a.m. Chapel Service in St. Mark’s Chapel.

*Consult our website to download sports complex and bookstore coupons and for further details: www.ubishops.ca/alumni/events_c.html

Classes of '80, '81, '82 2006 Football Schedule Don’t miss your 25th Reunion September November Fall Homecoming 9 McGill 1 p.m. 4 QUFL Semi Finals 16 @Sherbrooke 7 p.m. 11 Conference Final September 29-30, 2006 24 @ Laval 1 p.m. (Dunsmore Cup) 30 Concordia* 1 p.m. 18 National Semi-Final www.ubishops/alumni/events_r.html *Homecoming (Mitchell Bowl) For more information contact: October 25 National Championship Marie McLean 7 Laval 1 p.m. (Vanier Cup) toll free: 866-822-5210 14 Montréal 1 p.m. [email protected] 21 @ Mount Allison 1 p.m. 28 @ McGill 1 p.m.

Fall 2006 Bishop’s University News • 11 Branch Check out our website for upcoming events in your Briefs area: www.ubishops.ca/alumni Montreal Ottawa

(l-r): Rob Allatt ’93 (winner), Greg McVittie (winner), Tom Godber ’85 (major sponsor), Ches Nadeau ’90 (major sponsor), Michael Davids ’90 (major sponsor), Peter Godber ’86 (winner), Peter Woodward (winner). Thank you to Mike '82 & Paula Roy for hosting a reception at the Ottawa Hunt Club. This was a beautiful Sixty golfers participated in the inaugural tournament at the Falcon location, enjoyed by 40 alumni and friends of Bishop’s. Golf Club in Hudson. It was great fun. Everyone who participated Principal Poupart updated those in attendance on Bishop’s raved about the service they received throughout the day. The current and upcoming priorities. course was in excellent shape, and at the end of the day we had it to ourselves — several took advantage of this by playing a few extra holes. Following golf, we had a cocktail hour followed by a very hearty mechoui meal. Every golfer left with a nice gift thanks to our silent auction. We have several people committed to taking this event to new heights in the years to come. A special thanks to everyone who participated. Over $4,000 was raised for the Montreal Alumni & Friends Award, which will be given to a student(s) from the Montreal region entering Bishop’s in fall 2006.

Toronto Vancouver

The winners of the golf tournament (l-r):John Chippindale '82, Scott Ross, Wayne Hussey, Mario Belanger '82. Thank you to John Nadeau ’80, Mary Scott ’80 and Roger Hardy ’93 105 golfers participated in the 8th Annual for hosting a reception at the Royal Vancouver Yacht Club. Not only was the Toronto Alumni and Friends Golf Tournament at company and conversation fun, but those in attendance enjoyed tasty hors the Richmond Hill Golf Club in support of the d’oeuvres and a spectacular view overlooking the harbor. Principal Robert Jeff Cannon Memorial Fund. We were grateful Poupart addressed the group, giving everyone an update on Bishop’s. to have 18 hole sponsors, three major sponsors and numerous individuals who donated prizes and products, many of whom are asked every year and who always graciously support the tournament (the list is long!). Thank you to everyone who supported this event.

12 • Fall 2006 Bishop’s University News BranchBriefs Calgary Saint John

Thank you to Alex Coffin ’90 for hosting a group of Bishop’s grads and their families at the Westfield Golf & Country Club. It was a very enjoyable reception, Judy Rice ’69, Principal Poupart, Bill Rice ’68 with delicious snacks provided by Alex and great Thank you to Judy ’69 and Bill ’68 Rice for hosting a company by those in wonderful reception at their home in South West Calgary. It attendance. As manager of was a beautiful sunny evening, which allowed the group to the club, Alex recently enjoy drinks and great food outdoors on their patio. Principal donated and placed permanent plaque recognizing Bishop’s Poupart was in attendance and addressed the group. University on the 18th hole tee box. Thank you Alex! PS: Stay tuned. Rumour has it the next event will be a BBQ at the home of Wendy (Capson) Karatzios ’94.

Many thanks to the following individuals who hosted receptions for Bishop’s alumni and friends:

Peter O'Brien '67 and Lorna Telfer: Montreal, June 8, 2006.

Deborah Walsh ’76: Boston, May 4, 2006. Thank you

FYI

Financing university education Almost 75% of senior high school students expect to receive a scholarship for university, but only 43% actually will. Over 80% of high school students who plan on going to university expect support from their parents or families, but only half of first year university students say they actually receive such support. Parents also tend to be overly optimistic about their child’s prospects: 66% believe their child will receive a scholarship, and 64% think their child will receive a government loan or grant, whereas only 30% first-year university students actually do.

Source: “Closing the Access Gap: Does Information Matter?” (www.milleniumscholarships.ca)

Fall 2006 Bishop’s University News • 13 Want a convenient, secure ONATE securities D way to invest in students? and SAVE taxes on your Use on-line banking capital gains Now you can make a donation to Bishop’s when n the budget of May 2, 2006, the Conservative government implemented its campaign promise to eliminate capital gains you use the on-line/telephone banking services of Itax on gifts of publicly traded securities to registered charities your Canadian financial institution. Your personal — such as Bishop’s. The change became effective immediately. ID number for this service is on the address label When you donated securities previously, you had to pay tax on on the back page of this magazine on the first line 25% of the increased value. This tax has been eliminated. Good (the numbers between brackets). Or if you wish, news for you and for Bishop’s University. you can call the Alumni Office at 1-866-822-5210 Here’s an example of tax savings to be realized to obtain your ID number. Then choose by donating your securities rather than the Bishop’s Univ. Fdn - donations as a payee on your proceeds of their sale: banking site.

Donating to Bishop’s Sell Shares Donate Appreciated Donate Cash Securities Every day our students benefit from your financial support through: Market Value $10,000 $10,000 Original Cost $ 2,000 $ 2,000 • Scholarships and Capital Gain $ 8,000 $ 8,000 bursaries, new Taxable Portion of acquisitions in the capital gain $ 4,000 (50%) $0 (0%) Library. Capital Gain Tax $ 1,840 (46%)$0 Liability Donation $10,000 $10,000 • Field trips, Tax Credit from Donation $ 4,500 (45%) $ 4,500 (45%) academic Net tax credit $ 2,660 $ 4,500 competitions, Cost of gift $ 7,340 $ 5,500 guest speakers, artists-in- (Marginal tax rates vary for each individual and in each province, so you residence. should seek professional tax advice for your situation.) • Smart classrooms, For additional information on gifts of securities, please equipment contact: and Pam McPhail technology Director of Development in labs. Bishop’s University toll-free: 866-822-5210 [email protected] • Extracurricular activities, athletics, cultural events.

14 • Fall 2006 Bishop’s University News A Message from the Principal he following pages list the names of provide financial investment in our students: Canadian universities continue to face Bishop’s supporters — alumni, scholarships, awards, prizes and bursaries as challenges as governments seem unable to associates, faculty, staff, parents, well as our highest priority which helps to find sufficient funds for higher education. corporationsT and foundations — who finance our scholarship programme. Bishop’s is committed to meeting this generously gave to Bishop’s in the past Many donors also chose to support challenge without compromising the fiscal year. academic enrichment: guest speakers, qualities that make our University special. This year 2,300 donors contributed artists-in-residence, field trips, academic With your continued support, we will a total of $1,583,145 to the University. competitions, internships and research. succeed. To both those who chose to give to Bishop’s No matter where you direct your gift, Sincerely, for the first time and those who faithfully you can be sure that you are helping our support the University each year, thank you students to, as our mission statement says, for your financial support. “develop their talents and realize their At Bishop’s, we are aware of the trust leadership potential.” It is a heartwarming you have placed in us to make sure your gift experience to see young people grow into is used in a way that respects your wishes. informed, thoughtful and responsible adults. Robert Poupart The “Donor Designations” chart on the I hope you take pride in the role you play in Principal and Vice-Chancellor following page identifies the priorities you the remarkable transformation students chose. The most popular designations undergo at Bishop’s. 2005–2006 2 Bishop’s University Foundation Annual Giving Report 2005-06

Donations 2005-06: $1,583,145

Donors’ Designations

Source of Donations 2005-06 Bishop’s University Foundation Annual Giving Report 2005-06 3

Royal Charter Kelly Murumets John Scott Jean-Charles Chebat & Claire Michael Quinn Trustees’ Club SDUW Scholarship Gélinas-Chebat Club RBC Global Services Donors of gifts of $1,000 to Foundation Neal Clarance $1,499. Donors of gifts of Reader's Digest Foundation of Sentry Select Capital Corp Peter & Elizabeth Clarke David Addison $100,000 and over. Canada Junior Sirivar Andrea Cleghorn Rio Tinto Fer & Titane Inc Anonymous Larry Smith John Cochrane John Dobson Sanlitun Investments Ltd Donald & Heather Barclay Rodney Smith David Colfer David Williams Blair & Julia Shier Marion Bassett St. Andrew's Society of Converse All Star Canada Inc St. Clair Foundation Lois Baylis Montreal William Converse Platinum John Stewart Carlos Blizzard Alexander Steele Margaret Anne Forbes-Cooper Lynton Wilson Douglas Calhoun David & Susan Stockwell William & Sally Cowan Circle Stephanie Cantalini Monica Stringer Jacques Darche Donors of gifts of $50,000 Founders’ William Connors Stephen Tribble Peter Davidson to $99,999. Construction Demathieu & Gussy & Peter Turner Alan Davies Bishop’s University Students Club Bard (CDB) Inc Stephen Turvey Sidney Davies Scott Griffin Jamie Crooks & Willa Aline & John Visser Gwen Day Donors of gifts of $1,500 to Power Corporation of Canada Montague Brian Wardrop Robert Doak $4,999. John & Carol de Sévigné Jeannine Guillevin Wood Michael Dudgeon Anonymous Jacques Descoteaux Sandra Young Margaret Eastwood Aziz Tabah Foundation Golden Circle Gilberto D'Escoubet Eric Edwards & Dany Robert & Mona Bandeen Donors of gifts of $25,000 Richard Devereaux Principal’s Lacroix George Baptist to $49,000. Louise Dryver Glyn & Allison Edwards Larry & Ruth Birchall Club The Estate of Dr. Howard F. Céline Dudemaine Thomas & Susan Emerson Eric Blanchard Donors of gifts of $500 to Brown Pam & Tim Dunn Bob & Hazel Farnham Blanchard Litho Killam Trust Peter Dunn $999. Michel Foster Nils Bodtker William Abbott The Estate of Sidney Medine Jim & Di Ferrabee Winston Fraser Roger Boothroyd* Tony Addona G.H. Stanley Mills Memorial Fondation Banque Dean & Jane French Philippe Brissette Tom & Linda Allen Trust Fund Laurentienne James & Mary Lou Fullerton John & Susan Chippindale Anonymous RBC Banque Royale Molly Fripp Lloyd George Gary Chown James Anton Hugh & Paule Scott The Gazette Clive Gibson John & Pattie Cleghorn Gordon & Heather Glass Nicolas Arakgi Rod Gilpin June Cumberland Lorrenne Gordonsmith Eunice Baldwin Tom Godber Wallace Denver Silver Circle The Great West Life Margaret Banks Robert & Lynda Godin Arlie C. Fearon Transport Inc. Donors of gifts of $10,000 Assurance Co Grahame Baskerville Christine Gray Christopher Forsythe & to $24,999. Jean-Luc Grégoire Kay Beausoleil Nancy Greene Allison Ethier Borough of Lennoxville Wayne Hall Germain Bélisle Ian Griffin John & Nancy Gallop Burgundy Asset Bernard Hamel John & Aline Bethune Jim Griffith Squee Gordon Management Ltd Victor Hatcher Lynn Blenkhorn Robert Hall Tim Griffin Dascon Investments Judy Hopps Alex Boultbee Andrew Hamblin The Hay Foundation Robert Goldberger Charles Kobelt & Kelley Bertrand Boutin Sam Hayes Derek Heatherington Ray Jensen Patrick Brandes Investment Partners Heenan Blaikie Peter Hebert Franco Materazzi Geraldine Lane & Co Mary Hill George Hendy Bud McMorran John Lang Edwin Brown Ebert Hobbs Glenn Higginbotham Stephen & Kathleen Prest Ron Lawless Richard & Celeste Brown Edward Humphrys Bradley Jones Derek Schumann Michael Levinson Sven & Laura Byl Terry & Barbara Huntington David Jones William & Nancy Turner Nancy Lloyd Michael Cahill Bill Jackson Helen Kearns Stephen Lloyd Lee Campione Philip Johnston Nancy Knowlton Diane Manion Canada Steamship Lines Inc. James Keith Chancellor’s John Latter David McCall Hazel Carson Michael Kelen John Leckie Peter McCarthy Philip Carter Howard Kelly Club LSL Football Inc. Wayne McCartney Keith Cassidy Ketchum Canada Inc Donors of gifts of $5,000 to Tim & Shirley Manning William McLaughlin Jane Catterson Nelly Khouzam $9,999. Terry McEachern Bryan & Catherine McLean The Alva Foundation R.H. McRae Family Pam McPhail & Glen The Birks Family Foundation Charitable Foundation Wickens Your donation is greatly valued and The Carter Foundation Lennox Mills Gordon Meyer Louise Chevalier helps tremendously. Education has Don Montgomery MFL Management Ltd Club Rotary de Lorne Nelson Gary Miller always been a very important part of Drummondville Yanick Pagé Eric & Jane Molson Costco Wholesale Canada Ltd John Pratt Graham Moodie my life and it is because of people etfs Gerald Rayner Evan Mooney & Jenn Pryce Louise Fast like you that I have been able to Mary Rhodes John Nadeau & Mary Scott La Société de Construction Joe & Yvonne Scott Joanne Norman continue learning every day. I am Gératek Ltée Harry Smith Laura Ann Pantaleo Hilweb Holdings Ltd enrolled in the Elementary Education Rick Southam Thomas Pick Ross Hunt Students' Representative Eddie Pomykala Program at Bishop’s University in London Life Insurance Co Council James Porter Robin Matheson hopes of bringing the fun of learning Martin Taylor Henry Price John McCallum Mr. & Mrs. Shawn Tilson Elaine Roper to others. McLean Budden Richard Tomlinson Chris Roy & Kyla Bowman Meloche Monnex Inc. Don & Mary Wells Damien Roy Major Education Mollie Munzar Henry Scott *deceased Names in purple represent donors who increased their level of giving from the previous fiscal year 4 Bishop’s University Foundation Annual Giving Report 2005-06

The Estate of David G. George Tomlinson II Don Field Kevin Ramroop & Gina Hartley Jane Clair Kilpatrick Total Logistics Control Inc Richard Fitzsimmons Duncan Rayner David Bown Nicholas & Judy Kirton James Trenholme Michael Flavell Riddell Krista Bradley & Denis Lajoie Reginald Turpin James Ford John & Sandra Rider Christopher Roop Drew Leyburne Aleda Van Horn Joan Sargent Forman Toby Rochester Mac & Lucille Bradshaw Stephen & Michele Losty Jake Vaughan Jamie Forsythe Donald Rolfe Kerry Brock Trevor Lovig Patrick Vaughan Graeme & Mary Gair Judy Rothwell Nancy Brodie Jeffrey Lozon Peter Watson Royce Gale Andrew & Pam Sancton Murray & Patricia Brown Troy Lunn Beresford Watt Jacques Gaudette Graham Saunders David Burridge Allen and Evelyn MacCallum William & Patricia Webb Francis Gooch Peter & Shirley Savage Robert Burt Charles MacLean Gary Whittaker Jane Gordon Debbie Savoy-Morel Nicholas Busing & David Manbert Ryan Wood Kristine Goulet David Schaffelburg Catherine Aitken Philippe Marchessault Joanne Wordham Michael Hallam Ardelle Scott Michael Butler Michel Marleau Arnold & Mary Wright Gordon Hamilton Nancy Shepard-Douglas Roger Cameron Kip & Deborah Martin Patrick Wright Ian Hammond Grant Siméon Daniel Campbell John & Nancy Matthews David & Mary-Ellen Young Peter Hannen Ward & Madge Skinner Charlie & Janet Carman Philip & Beverley Matthews Ernie & Wendy Hehn Sylvia & Garth Smith Brian Carr Brian McA'Nulty Mark Higgins Mr. & Mrs. Ladd Snowsell Zach Cattiny David McBride Patron’s Club Elizabeth Holcomb Raquel & Paul Spinato Paul Chamandy Matt McBrine & Nancy Donors of gifts of $300 to Jessica Horner Malcolm Stanley Colin Channell Richard $499. Barbara Hyland Bruce Stavert John Chappell Michael & Raymonde Susan Agranove Janet Ilavsky Douglas Stevenson Catherine Charbonneau McCormack Reg Allatt Kirk Irving William Stevenson Jean Charest Malcolm McFarland Nancy Ames Robert & Naomi Jervis-Read Subaru Sherbrooke Peter Chase Donald & Janet McKelvie Kenneth Annett James Johnson Rosario Tremblay Kenneth Chipman Mark McLaughlin Jim & Ruth Atto Gerald Johnston Paul Turner Raquel Chisholm Eric Mills Tony Bairstow Alan Jowitt William Van Johanne Choinière Christopher Minkoff Robert Barnett Andrew Judson Vannes et Raccords Rose Mary Church Peter Montgomery John Bertram Steven & Annis Karpenko Laurentian Ltée CIBC Asset Management Andrea Neill John Black Janet Klein Vanda Vicars Frederick Clark Christopher Nicholl Ehor & Mary Ellen Bobby Ken Knowles Ville de Sherbrooke Andrew Clarkson Peter O'Brien Daniel Bohinc Keith Labbett Tova White Alex Coffin Charlie Orchieson & Laurie Bombardier Produits Peter Labbett Lori Whittaker Robert Coleman Scott Recreatifs Cora Lane Scott Williamson Paul Connery Winn Oughtred Mark Boulton Marc Laplante Robert Wilton Heather Cook Tony & Susan Pacaud James Bowey Stephen & Jane Locke Dorothy Wisenthal Gordon Cooper David Pascal Allen Box James Mabbutt Greydon Woollerton Mr. & Mrs. John Corney Rahul Paul-Chowdhury & John Bristowe William S. MacDonald Frances Wright Valérie Courchesne Nathalie Roch Clem Brodeur George MacDougall Sarah Craig Catherine Pearl Harry & Beth Bruce Charles MacInnes Sesquicentennial Jamie Crook Daniel Pfliger Kirk Buckley Arthur Madill William Crook Port de Montréal Robert Burns Diane Maher Donors of gifts of $150 to Ronald Crowley Garry & Marjorie Retzleff Robert & Lorna Calderwood Stephanie Marler $299. Bruce Cruickshank Bill & Judy Rice Bruce Cannon Donald Marshall John Adams Robert Crysdale Lyman Roberts Christopher Cape Sterling Mawhinney Kathleen Adams James Czegledi Gavin Ross Louise Caron & Royal Orr Michael McBride & Kristi Jeff Allen Dagwoods Sandwichs et Hans Rouleau David Carr Lambert Bruce Amey Salades Inc Paul Rousseau Bill Carsley David & Carol McCormack Thomas Andersen Andrew Davis Gilles Roy Gordon Catterson Mark McCrea & Ann Maurice Susan Anderson Campbell Brian Denney Michael Roy John Chesney & Kimberley Warren McDougald Anonymous Andrew & Erin Dickieson Kenneth Russell Logan Ken & Marie McLean Fred Argue Lisa Dignard-Bailey & Elisabeth Sachs Cimaise Daphne Atkinson McMullan Francesco Asti Murray Bailey Alfred & Elizabeth Salt Peter Clarke James Millar Allan Bagnall Mark Saykaly Dianne Coates John & Sherrill Milligan John Bagnall Chad Schella Ralph Cooke Carol Millington Nancy Clifton Baker Thank you for your Raymond Setlakwe Elaine Copland James & Joan Mitchell Christine Banfill assistance in Sandra Sharp Bruce & Joyce Coulter Michael & Carol Mooney Frank Barakett Patrick Sheils Roy Cullen Betsey Mowbray Peter & Edna Barg reaching my goals Sheila Sheldon-Collyer Dwight Daigneault William Murray Wayne & Kathy Barnes and the help you Lois Shepherd James Davidson Patrick Naud Janice Barrie James Simms Scott Davidson Murray Newell Reid & Susan Barter have offered to many Cass Simons Rosemary & James* Henry Nickerson Blake Beamer other students. Your Meghan Simpson Davidson Marie Olney Joanna Becket generosity has not Joseph Singerman Leslie Dixon-Jones Alex & Joan Paterson Peter Bedford-Jones Raffi Sossoyan Patrick & Janet Draper David Perlman Bruce Benton gone without Michael Speer Robert Dunn John & Susan Petch Rachael Bergen gratitude. William Starr Henry Dutton Luc Picard James Bezeau Bruce Stevenson & Lillian David Eilers John Piper Marc Bibeau Rogerson Sam & Marlene Elkas Lawrence Poitras James Blair & Fiona Elsie Sullivan Glen Faucher & Monica Andrew Preston Baird Major Biochemistry Alan Tamaki Schafer Donna Prudhomme Rosemary Bonyun Minor Music Tim Hortons Robert Fellows Samuel Purdy Stephen Bookalam &

Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this report. Please excuse any errors or omissions. *deceased Bishop’s University Foundation Annual Giving Report 2005-06 5

David & Anne De Grasse Sharolyn Higgs Michael McCarthy Sylvia Paulig Philip Scowen Edward Dillane Mari Hill-Harpur David & Sheila McCracken Gordon Peabody Steve Shanahan Ian Dinning Marc Hillier David McDonald Ian Penhale Arnold Sharp Clifford Dobb James & Diana Hindess Roderick McFadyen Robert Perkins Teri Shaw-De Paoli Rosemary Dobbin Bernard & Helen Hodge Colm McGrath Stacey Anne Petersen Steve Shelton Mitzi Dobrin David Hogarth Allan & Gail McGregor Gerald Peterson Ruth Sherman Paul Doehler Douglas Holt Kathleen McKinney Ian Petrie Kerry Shuttleworth Glenn Doré Sandra Huddleson Erin McLaughlin-Guthrie Dorothy Phillips Jane Simpson Daniel Dorey Mary Huggett Laura McLean John Pinder Marc & Debra Slater Erin Down Ronald Hunt Brenda McLeod Mark Planche Nicole Small Shirley Duncan Brenda Hurst Elizabeth McNally Michelle Peloquin-Ruvane Vernon Smith Michelle Dunn Mr. & Mrs. Eddy Ialenti James Meldrum & Mia Lee & Elizabeth Pomeroy Wendell & Diane Sparkes Elizabeth Dunsmore Dan Janidlo Kakebeeke David & Elizabeth Poulton Geraldine Sperling Richard Dupuis Stephen & Laura Jarvis John Meredith Geoffrey Powell John Starnes Sara Elford Rita Jessome Don & Elizabeth Mills Mark Powell Robert Staveley Robert & Elizabeth Emslie James Jewett Michael Mills & Jennifer Tony & Barbra Power William Stavert Tanja Epners Adam Jezewski & Marnie Laplante David Price Lawrence Stein Fred Etherden Patrick Anthony & Lisa Milonas Timothy Price Graham Stevenson Elaine Evans Gordon Jones Anne Minnerly Raymond, Chabot, Grant & Nancy-Lynn Stevenson David Ewart Kendra Kehoe Bradley Mitchell Thornton David Stewart & Valerie Norma Farwell Jonathan Kelcher Will & Joann Mitchell John Rayner Buchanan Chris Fearn Brian Scott Kelley Katherine Moffat Lu Rider Robert Stocks David Fearon Brent Kelly Constance-Marie Moisan Sean Riley Kathleen Sullivan William Fellows Dixon Kenner Sandy & Susan Montgomery Erika Rimkus Jayne Suzuki Cindy Finn David Kilburn Jeffrey Mooney Ron Robertson Andrew Swan Michael Fisher Kevin & Lindsey King Adam Moore & Angela Kelly Robertson Stan & Melita Szary Nancy Fisher Kobelt Transportation Kertland Yvonne Robertson Bradlee Tabah Hazel Fotheringham Victor Komery David Moore Phyllis Robinson Sylvia Tam Michel Francoeur Spiro Krallis & Petra Rosamond Moore Michael Rosenthal Caroline Taylor William Fraser Hillebrand-Krallis Martha Moran Donald Ross Télé-Québec Mary Frey Alexandra Kroeger Peter & Dawn Morand Len Ruby & Raegan Little Jean-François Thibault Adam Frost & Annelise Ogle Joel Kruzich & Amanda Lise Morel Kris & Victoria Ruiter Hugh & Jean Thomson Peter Funk Fudakowski Aundrea Morrison Matthew Salo Irene Thorburn Shannon Gadbois John Kuehner Harry & Helen Morrison Jamie & Gayle Saunders Kelly Tilson Robert Gargano Andrew Lacas Jim Moysey Matt Saunders Michael Tinker Michelle Gariepy Melanie Lambert Peter & Elaine Murphy Chris Savage David Tomlinson Michael Garneau Susanne Lammot Paul Niloff Wyatt, Louise, Susan & Cathy Leet Tyler Robert Gauvreau Steve Larouche Peggy Olive Amy Savage Kristen Underwood Gaz Metropolitain Daniel Leblanc Jennifer Oyler Jacqueline Scott Tom Van Alstine Marjorie Gear Keith Leclaire James Parker Scott Paper Ltd Nicholas & Heather Van Herk Mitchell Gibbons Janet Lee Stanley Gill Jack Lees Larry Glovin Paul Lehmann & Josiane Gifts in honour or memory of the following people Charles Godbout & Sarah Bolduc Stewart Lucie Lemay were received in 2005-06 Robin Goodfellow Patrice Lemieux Michael Goodhue Marie-Claude Letourneau In Honour: Kathleen Harper M.A. ’51 Peter Gordon Ambrose Leung Bruce ’82 & Geneviève Jones Kate Huntington ’94 Tom Gordon & Mary O’Keefe Stephen Lilford The marriage of Liane Mills & Peter Johnston ’50 Jonathan & Kristen Gould David & Sharon Little Ian & Cheryl Graham Joseph Liva Michael O’Toole Mac Johnston ’43 James and Sally Grant Helen Livingston David & Irene Laurin Alastair Griffin Herb Lloyd In Memory: Stewart Graham ’00 William Griffiths Donald Long Katherine Angrave ’80 John Macdonald Groupe Aujourd'hui Jacqueline Lunn Stan Groves Craig MacAdam William Bassett ’30 Irene Mackay Patrick & Jane Guest Douglas MacAuley & Chris Richard Black ’65 John MacNaughton ’57 Maureen Hallam-Lemay Ljungkull E. Roger Boothroyd ’38 Rodney Mills ’53 Emily Hamilton William MacDonald Sr. Selwyn “Soupy” Bouillon ’26 Brian Morley ’89 Lyman Harding John MacKenzie Robert Harlow James MacLellan Julie Bradshaw ’80 Tom Price ’51, DCL ’82 Michael Hartmere Ian MacNair Jeff Cannon ’89 Tony Price ’50, DCL ’02 Kerrie Lynn Hartt Bruce MacPherson Virginia Cowan ’95 Margaret (Peggy) Richardson Elizabeth Harvey Arash Madani Stockwell Day ’47 Rebinczak ’40 Kumar Hathiramani James Maloney Adèle Hébert Sylvie Marcoux & Darren Pauline Draper Ida Ramsey Joceline Heersink Legault David Gillespie ’70 Bill Savage ’71 Doley Henderson Tara Marsh Robert Haslett ’57 David Savage ’42 Buddy Herold Silvio & Meghan Martel Stewart Hopps Donald Stringer ’57 Andrew Hickey & Jennifer Jeffrey Maurice Arnold Lisa McBride Ian Hume ’33, DCL ’91 Eric & Edith Yarrill Kristin Hickey Jim McCammon

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Every day Your gifts to our students our Annual feel the Campaign impact of support all your aspects of support. student life.

Edward Van Luven & Norman Bishop Brian Davidson Ian Hay Andrew Lumsden Cathy Jones Andrew Blanchard & Mia Louise Davies Meryl Heatherington Cairine Lynch Ella May VanLaningham Pascale Beatrice Deadman Kenneth Herring Brian Lynn Peter Vaughan Jean Blier Marc Deegan Andrea Hildebrand Trevor Lynn Karl Villeneuve Jean & Françoise Bourassa Germaine Deichmann Phyllis Hodge Matthew MacCallum Barry Voronoff Paul & Mary Jane Bowie Frederick Delaney Martha Hogarth Galt MacDermot Alfred & Janet Walker Stacey Bowman Thomas Denis Margaret Home Daniel MacDougall Bryan Walker William Bowman Kim Denver Ormond Hopkins Bryan MacEachern Ian Wallace Susan Boyd Michel Dionne Kimberly Bonnell Hubner Megan MacLean Brendan Wallage Tim Bradley Edmond Dixon Mary-Ellen Hughes Adrian Man Barry Wansbrough Thomas Bray William Doherty Anne Hunter William Marchant Ruth Werezak Joan Brett Valerie Doyle Karl & Barbara Hunting Robert Martin Jodi White David Bridger Denise Drapeau Cathryn Hussey David Martin John Wiggett Robert Brown Barbara Drexel Sidney Irwin Vals Maud Peter & Beverly Wilson Dalzell Browne John Dunn Connie Jacques Robert & Sarah McConnachie Deborah Thompson Wise Milan Budalic Marjorie Dunton Alexandra Jenkins Bruce McConnell David Wisenthal Shirley Burkhart Bruce & Wendy Durrant Douglas & Tara Johnson John McDonaugh Trevor Wood & Stephanie Douglas Burns David Dussault Frank & Evelyn Johnston- Tobi McGrory Goodkey Anne Burpee Errol Duval Main Susan McGuire Carl Woodbury Audrey Burton Andrea Eastman Peter Kandalaft Corey McHugh & Christina James Wright Gary & Corinne Butler Ab Echenberg Fred Kaufman Manioudakis Rod Young Sydney Butler Brian Eddington Jackie Keeley-Loughheed Simon McInnes Nathalie Zegarra Philip Buxton Susan Edwards Andrew Kelen Kerri McKean Gene & Beverley Zinniger C.M.A.A. Matthew Elder William Keller Lynn McKelvey Christopher Zownir Joyce Caldwell Anne Elop Rosemary Keough Peter & Joan McKinnon Herakliusz Zwirello James Cameron Christopher Emard Alma Kerjean Dixie McMorran Roberta Cameron Denis Emard Jeremy Keyes MDS Aero Support Gregor Campbell Lewis & Cathy Evans Nancy Kilganan Corporation Century Club Peter Campbell Ruth Evans Heather Kinkaid Jean & Allan Meakin Donors of gifts of $100 to Richard Cannings Keith Farquharson Heather Knapp-Irvine Jeffrey Meldrum $149. Blair Capes & Robin Cooper Peter Fingold Henry & Judy Knight Daniel Méthot Ann Alder Alanna Carr Stephen Finlay Eva Krasa Robert Midgley William Alexander Matthew Carr Susan Fitzpatrick Margaret Krug Charles Millar Robert Allatt Brian Catchpaugh Robert & Muriel Fitzsimmons Mr. & Mrs. Marvyn Kussner Lloyd Millar Alliance-Novare Inc Lloyd Chabot Diane Forman Brian & Marie France Kyle Cameron Mills Philip Anido Elaine Chamberlin Robert Forrest Mylène Lacroix Scott Mitchell Anonymous Ka Hei Chan Ann Fowler Marie-France Lalancette Sarah Mitton Debbie Armstrong Judith Clark François Frechette Peter Lamantia & Tessa George Molyneux Peter & Angie Arndt Walker Clark James Gamble Griffin Patricia Monfette Jennifer Asbury Betsy Clarke Jack & Lois Garneau Terry & Midge Lane Garth & Janis Morrill Phillip Aspinall Catherine Clements Jocelyn Gaudette André Langis Regina Murinko Suzie Asselin Nicole Clements Christine Gauthier Michael Largy Diane Murphy Robert Bailly William Clinton Daniel Gauthier Claude Laurence Beverley Nicol Warren Baldwin Diana Colby Jimmy Georgitsos Earl Laurie & Manon Coté Linda Nielsen-Jones Roberta Barlow Christopher Collinson Brent Gilday Michael Lavery Amar Nigam Mario Bastonnais David Conliffe Alain Gingras Cary Lawrence Sarah Noad Louis Bélanger Annick Connelly Angela Chretien Goodsell Pierre Leblanc Jocelyn Normandin Peter Beliveau Ross Conners William Grant Marcel Leboeuf Helen Olivier Anthony & Erica-Anne Bell Wanda Cook Elizabeth Griffiths Maija Leivo Christopher Olney Camille Bellavance Ann Cooper Henry Haddad Ian Leslie Edna Ouellette Ginette Benoit Donald Cooper Ann Hains-Clark & Ellis Clark Shirley Lindsay Jeffrey Parker Raymond Bernard & Jennifer Nancy Cressy Cooper Lawrence Haire L'Industrielle-Alliance Janice Parsons Jones Sylvie Coté Keith Hall Line Munger & Associes Inc Laura Pass Gregory Bianconi & Deborah Marnie McCullough Cotran Frances Halsall Betsy Linnell Donald Paterson Sisson-Bianconi Hugh Cowans George Hanna Helen Little Dan & Janet Patridge Richard Bigelow & Andrea Elisabeth Craig Tuuli Hannula John Little Scott Patton Blackwell James Crook Max & Elizabeth Hardinge Duane Liverpool Keith Pedersen Stephen Biggs & Tanya Lyle Cruickshank Craig & Kathleen Harris David Lockerby Karen Peirce Gerber John Cunnington Ronald Harris Crossley Loughheed John Penhale Scott Birchall Jon Dalton Kenneth Harwood Arthur Lovelace Susan Pepall-Ross

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John Petruska Dorothy Trunck Susan Barnes Alison Campbell Michela Cox Cameron Phillips Camilla Turner Susan Baumann Cathy Campbell Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Craik David & Paula Pilkey Francis Twyman Jennifer Bazar David Campbell & Elizabeth Pauline Crease Richard Poaps Merton Tyler Alain Beaudoin & Coreene Fee Elizabeth Crepeau Sandra Pope Claudine Tyrell Smith Jason & Lynn Campbell Jerome Crepeau Allen Post Donald Van Horn Simone Beaudoin Marguerite Campbell Salvatore Crisanti Otto Post Kaye & Lucille Vaughan David Beaudry Jackie Cannon Sheila Crocker Carol Potter Remo Vicars Stephane Beauvais Larry Cannon Alice Crook Vivian Prowse Suzanna Vodopivec Jamie Beddis Christopher Carbonneau Timothy Crook & Martha Plata Publi-Sac Estrie Donalda Walker Pamela Beharry Janice Carkner Susan Crotty-Loomis Transcontinental Printing Waterville T.G. Inc. Hilary Bennett Susan Carlisle Stephen Cudmore Geoffrey Pulford Ian Watson Isabelle Bergeron Stephen Carrier Kerry Culp James Purdy Clifton Way Steve Birrell Jane Carroll Martin Damus James Quarles Jeff Webb Kelly Bjornson Janet Carson Glenys Dance Derek Quinn Philip Webster Lindsay & Deborah Black Linton Carter Marcus Dancer Ann Rajan Michael Welch Abraham Blair Kevin Cartwright Paul Dancey Mr. S. Rattelade Blair & Mary Whittemore Alan Blair David Case Heather Davidson Mark Reid Susan Winn Colette Blais Kathleen Cassidy John Davidson Simon Restall & Carol Bordo David & Leanne Wood Kenneth Blakeley & Sarah Drew Channell Ann Davis James Richards John Wood Macrae-Blakeley Edward Chapman John Dawson Larry & Susan Ring Benson Yee Stephen & Tracy Bogyay Jean-Luc Charest & Brigitte Andrew & Catherine Dean Kenneth Roberts Lynn Young Gabrielle Boileau Chapdelaine John Decarie Renée Robidoux Renée Zachariah Céline Boislard Brooke Charlebois Decoration King Graham Robinson Jenny Bolduc Martine Chartrand Anne Delfeld Lorne Roseborough Arlen Bonnar Erica Chellew Elizabeth Demers Deryck Ross Donors’ Club Joyce Booth Xiaogang Chen Diana Derksen Dugald Ross Donors of gifts under Josette Boudreau Dennis Chin & Marie-Hèléne Joseph Deschambault & Gail Ross-Daniel $100. Evelyn Bourassa Scardigli Juliane Schneider Stanley Rudkin Elizabeth Abbott Dan Bourdon Janice Chisholm Graeme Dewar Mimi Sakamoto William Aird Tracey Bourgault Leslie Chisholm Tara Dick Timothy Saunders Daniel & Mary-Catherine Geneviève Boutin Martha Christie Dawn Dickieson Fred Scalabrini & Catherine Allatt Gordon Bown Patrick Clarke Betty Mueller Dickson Scott Robert Allen Adrienne Bradshaw Stewart Clarke Shirley Dillingham Justin Schmidt-Clever Jane Alleslev Muriel Brand Ian Cleghorn & Lynne Daniel Dionne Marjorie Seale Val Amigo Alison Brandon Bridgman Irmela Dmytruk Services Investor's Mohammad Amsa Daniel Braun Christine Clements Gregory Dobbin Rosanne Simard Charles & Mildred Amyot Harold Brazel Diane Clowery Lauren Doherty David Simpson A. J. Anderson Elizabeth Breen Jay Colbert Franko D'Onofrio Mike Skutezky Suzanne Andrews Michael Bremner Barry Cole Tim Dooley Barbara Stevenson Janet Angrave Peter Brigg Jim Coley Steven Dopheide Mr. & Mrs. Ian Smith Anonymous Arthur Broadbent Robert Coley Pascale Doré Lanny Smith & Jane Mike Arbogast & Margot Orr Gill Broome & Alison Jarvis Daisy Colle-Geoffrion James Dougan Ballantyne Daniel & Stephanie Arcouette Johanne Brouillet Elaine Combley-Berard Joyce Dougherty Michael Smith Jean-Luc Ardilouze Patrick Brousseau Duff Conacher James Doyle Miranda & Connor Smith Damian Aris Bill Brown Charles Connery Michael Drew Sean Smith Mark Armitage & Pamela Lise Doyon Bruce Jennifer Conrathe Stefanie Drouin David Sorensen Deans David Bryant Christopher Cook Patrick Dubois & Geneviève Bob Sparrow Heather Armstrong Marguerite Bryant Frances Cook Beliveau Christopher Spencer Renee Arshinoff Jane Brydges Jillian Cooper Sylvie Dubois Jacques St-Pierre & Danielle Stephen Asch Paul Budd Nancy Cormier Dominique Dubreuil Tremblay Andrew Ashbee & Heather Tracy Budrow Pierre Corriveau John Dubsky Esther Stovold-Barnett Trickey Tamara Burcombe Claire Coté Julie Duchesneau David Sturtevant Mireille Assad Richard Burelle Réjean Cotnoir Susan Bell Duffy George Suart Jacqueline Aubie Steven Burns Bram Cotton Marija Dumancic Leona Sullivan Bonnie Auger Carl Burton Eileen Courey Marthe Dumont Cameron Swimm Cindy Auger Aurelie Caldwell James Courtright Megan Dunford Tatou Communications Joel Austen Wendy Cameron Francisco Couto Yolaine Dupont Colin Taylor Roxanne Backes Audrey Camire Philippe Couture Isabel Dupuis Technologies Avancée de William Badger Fibres (AFT) inc Joanne Bainbridge Denis & Marie Therrien Frances Baker Claude & Geneva Thibault Rudy Bakker Thibault Pontiac Buick GMC Elvyn Baldwin Donate to Bishop’s online Catherine Thompson Margaret Baltas Gordon Thompson Hugh Banfill Jason Thorne Alexander Baptist Now you can send your donation to Bishop’s with Rod Tilley Paul & Kathryn Baran the click of a mouse. With our secure site, you Rodger Titman Hannah Barkley Daintry Topshee Holly Barlow can safely and conveniently donate online. Elizabeth Towers Matthew Barr Derek Trott Helen Elaine Barrington www.ubishops.ca/alumni/donation.html Marie Trousdell Kennett Bartlett

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Catherine Duquette Shannon Giudici Alain Hébert Kristyn Laird Sheila McArthur Bob & Ronna Egan George Gluppe Raymond Heffernan Yves & Helen Laliberté Michael McAuliffe Brian Element Jennifer Gobert John & Beatrix Heilmann Rick Lamanna Charlotte McCallum Steve Element Peter Godber Prudence Heilner Josée Lamoureux Ronald McCann Mark Ellerbeck René Goehrum Nicole Hiel Maurice Langlois Patrice McCarthy & Esther Diane Elsliger Nelson Gonyer Erin Higginson Marc Lanouette Rouleau John Emory Clifford Goodwin Linda Hil François Lapalme Ian McClelland Jacqueline Entwistle Steven Goodwin Stephan Hollander Todd Launder Carrol McColm Tom Europe Elaine Gordon Vachon Rosemary Hooker Delia Lavallee Gayle McCormick Valerie Falls Bertrand Gosselin Ashlea Hope-Dunn Donald Lawrence Maureen McDonald Derrick Farnham Mario Gosselin Heidi-Melissa Hopper Christopher Layer Heather McElrea Ted Faucher Hal Gould Tracy Houston Heather LeBaron Ken & Isabelle McGowan Vince Faucher Edward & Michelle Grant Frank Hovey Judy LeBaron Lynn McGregor David Faulks Jean Pryde Grant Karen Howard Alain LeBlanc & Danielle Paul McHenry Sandra Fauteux Vanessa Gray Ross Howard Pelletier Howard McIntyre Matthew Favaro Julie Grégoire Angela Howran Manon Lecours Thomas McKean Lavergne Fequet Nicole Grégoire Laura Hoy Robert Lee Cameron McKechnie Zoltan Ferenczi Chris Gregory Malcolm Hughes Susan Leech Kim McKell Emily Findleton Elizabeth Griffin Frederick Ingutia France Lefebvre Stuart & Pam McKelvie Lindsay Finney Sally Griffin Michael Innanen Sarah Lemaire Burns McKenzie David Fisher Colin Grimson & Joy Chandler Jennifer Ives Camille Lessard Maura McKeon Peter Fisher Karine Griss Marie-Pierre Jackson Joanne Levison Monica McKinney Patrick & Deborah Fitzgerald John Grivell Brent Jacobs Mike Lewis Scott McKinney Daniel Flanagan Derek Grout Steven Jacobs Peter Lidington James McLean James Flanagan Cara Groves Céline Jacques Hui Ling Lin Matthew McLean Bob Flood Stephen Groves Ruth James Chris Livingston Barbara McLellan Judy Foran Jeremy Gruman Holly Jamieson Lindsey Llewellyn Robert McMartin Heather Forman-Doucet Eliane Guindon Janet Jané Carolyn Lloyd Rita McMurray Bernard Forget John Gutelius Venessa Jarvis Robert Logan Linda McNeil Penny Forrest Riley Haas Eric & Amy Jodoin Jane Loiselle Sean McNeill Justin Forster Sarah Haddon Yves Jodoin Ruth Long Lissa McRae Michel Franco Joan Hagerman Erik Johnson Scott Lowd Elizabeth MacRae-Wright Mark Franklin Heather Haigh Bruce Johnston Jock and Anne Lowndes Douglas McVie George Fuller Albert Haller Dorothy Johnston Curtis Lowry Greg McVittie Laurie Gagnier Geoff Hamblin & Eryn Radu Jessica Johnston Josée Lupien Sue Meesen & Garry Bradley Phyllis Galbraith Hamblin Paul Jones Wendy Lyman Henriette Merminod Keith Gallop Rita Hammamji Regina Jones Shaun Lynch Evan Merson Marie-Noelle Gattuso Abdul-Rahman Hammoud Frederick Jourdain Andrew Lynn & Josslyn Paul Midghall Claudette Gendron Naomi Hanson Cyrus Journeau Dennett Ian Millar Denis Genest Patricia Hapon Kevin Judge & Erica Naish Myrna MacAulay Roy Millen Robert Genest Alison Harding France Julien Robert Macaulay Jacqueline Mitton Andrew Ghandour Roger Hardy Marc Jussaume Bruce Macdonald Ouida Ramon Moliner Tracy Gibbons Nicole Harrack Kadence Business Research Dianna MacDonald Edmond Monaghan Ronald Gibbs David & Jennifer Harrington Cristina Kakebeeke Megan MacDonald Steve Montague Elizabeth Gibson Jeff Harris Zal Darius Kanga Michelle MacDonell Normand Montour Glenn Giles Tony & Lianne Harris Alexandre Kasbo Stephen MacGillivray Jeff Moore James Gillies Laurie Hart Maria Katsoulis Abby MacInnes Jeremy Moore Ian Gillis Brenda Hartwell Fred Kelley George MacKenzie David Morad Russ Gillman Brian Harvey Clarence Kendall Norma MacKinnon Peggy-Anne Morency Brett Gilmour Katie Haslett Frere Kennedy Iain MacLean Elsie Morrill Rebecca Ballingall Gilson Tim Heany Richard & Phyllis Kerr Helen Mahdavi Ardestani Garnet Morrison Eric Giroux Brian Heath Bruce Kirwin Eliaze Mainberger Meaghan Mosher Jehanne Kirwin Katherine Malek Tammy Mosher Cynthia Hooper Stephanie Manderville Edward Moysey Winning a scholarship has allowed A. G. Klei Ernest Manicom Zita Mueller me to further my education without Dimitri Klyachko Tina Marceau Doreen Mulcahy Elisabeth Knall Lorraine Marchant Christopher Mulhern worry of financial distress. It has James Knutson Victor Marchessault Stephanie Munby also allowed me to experience Suzanne Kohl Stephanie Marks Michael Munzar Christa Kotiesen Anne Wellnhofer & Euan James Murphy another part of our country that I Gregory Krabes & Sylvie Mars Raymond Murphy may otherwise not have been able to. Couture Andrea Martin David Murray Peter Kreuser Andrew Martin Barbara Musoka I am very grateful to have received Mark Kulka Paul Martin Joel Myhre & Jessica Zinger the award and will try my hardest to La Tribune Sabrina Marzari Henri Nadeau honour the responsibility that comes Martine Labrie Joan Massiah Joey Nalezinski & Stephanie Lindsay Lackner Geneviève Masson Jones with it. Gérald Ladouceur Geoffrey Mathers Marc Natal Louise Lafond Jeff Matheson & Cindy Denault Judith Nelson Lisa Lafrance Marlene Matheson William Netherton Major Biology (from Duncan BC) Guylaine Lague Janet Matthews Joel Neveu Jean Laine Julie Mayne Warren Newberry

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Dibua N'Goyi David Roberts Preston Staples Larry Tibbitts Mavis Westgate Helen Nice Mathew Roberts Colleen Starnaman Andrea Timlin Thelma Westman Susan Nichol Nancy Roberts Bernard St-Cyr Mario Tiozzo Wendy White Shannon Nicholson Neil Roberts Mirjana Steele John Tkaczewski Keith & Victoria Whittall Joan Noel-Irwin Kevin & Michele Robertson Brad Steinberg Edmund & Nicole Tobin Frances Whittle Willa Nohl Jean Robidoux Nick Stephens Sidney Toll Bruce Wilkins Jennifer Oakes Adrian Robinson Jane Stevens Judith Toogood John Williams Andy Ochman & Vicki Smith Kirk Robinson Rowena Stickler Bob & Kathleen Topping Kellie Williams Christopher and Erin Josée Robitaille Elizabeth Stierli Florence Traer Philip Wilson O'Donnell Bill Robson Marc St-Onge Louise St. Pierre Tremblay Scott Wilson Mark O'Donnell Andrée Roch Philip & Jean Stote Trysa Tsolis Tim Wilson Ross Ogilvie Michael Rochette Marcelle Stratford Derek Tucker & Carla Jones Melissa Wingeat David Oldfield Karen Rodney Matthew Straub Pierre Turcot Jonathan Wisenthal Patrick Osler Marie Rogers Susan Strickland Lincoln Turner Dale Wood James Owens Courtnay Romkey Leslie Strike Rob Tweedy & Rachel Davies Jamie Woods Diane Pampararo Jane & Jack Rose Andrew Stritch & Rosa Michael Tymchuk & Sandra Margaret Woollerton Wei Pan Jay Rosenfeld Morelli Campbell Andrew Wozny Marie-Hélène Paquin Elaine Ross Neil Stubbert Atam Uppal Geoffrey Wright Elizabeth Parker Ann Rothfels Nancy Stunden Virginia Van Vliet Doreen Wurzel Gwen Parker Kirk Round Arden Styles Edward Vaughan Michael Wylie Kelly Parker Ralph & Bonnie Rourke Karin Sullivan Peter Vautour & Katherine Heather Wynne Jane Paterson John Rowe Robert Tamblyn Petrick Elizabeth Yeates-Hayhurst Marty Paterson William Rowe Tulay Tankir Cushman Barbara Verity Ron Yeats Michel Paulin Philip Rowswell David & Amanda Tanner Daniel Vincent Elaine Young Francis Pearson Sophie Roy Graham Tate Ginette Vincent Leslie Young Kara Pearson Todd & Wendy Rozon Audrey Taylor Samuel Vise William Young Hélène Pelletier Guy Ruel Donald & Bozena Taylor Allan Vlah Rebecca Younge Martin Pepin Pat Salvaggio Helen Taylor Ross Wace Helene Zaikoff Kenneth Perkins Donald Sangster John Taylor & Kimberley David Wade William Zimmer Ron Perowne James Saunderson Ionson Jack Waite Bridget Perry-Gore David Savage* Timothy Taylor Bruce Walker Krista Pershall Mario Savard Thomas Teasdale Krista Wallace Diederik Peters Catherine Sawyer Michael Teed Sandra Walsh Jean Peterson Mihai Scarlete Céline Tétu Janet Ward Jane Petring James Scheib Roland Théroux James & Katherine Warrington Kevin Philip Jaime Schell Charles Thibault Jennifer Waslen Maryse Picard Matthew Schoenfeld Dack Thomas Glynn Watson Jeanet Pierce Benoit Seaman Roger Thomas Heather Watson Michael Pilson Ann Seymour Susie Mitton Thompson Robert Webster Thelma Pitman Will Sharp Peter Thorburn Don West Sheila Pleet Richard & Gillian Shaw Henrietta Poirier Stephen & Ruth Sheeran Guy Pomerleau Li Xin Shen Doreen Potter Gregory Sherman Susan Powers-Kelly Jian Bai Shi Evan Price Mei Sim Shum Primus Communications Hubert & Susan Silver Canada Michael Simons John Prince Donald Simpson Elizabeth Prusak Kevin Simpson Brendan Quigley Diane Simpson Jean-Philippe & Julie Carrier Bryan Singfield Amir Rashid Pierre Sirois Valerie Rawlings Teresa Skelton Jonas & Karen Raymond Joan Smale Susan Reed Hélène Smeesters Judy Regienczuk Lon Smith Jeffrey Reichheld Ashley Smith John Reid & Cassandra Cecil & Leslie Smith Ionson Frances Smith Monika Renner Kimball & Lisa Smith Clea Reynolds Robert & Shirley Smith Anthony Richards Ian Smith-Windsor Elizabeth Richardson Nancy Smythe Hedy Rimkus-Betz David Snell Leonie Rimmer Marguerite Soulière David Rittenhouse Clifford Sparkes Jonathan Rittenhouse & Lois Sparkes-Gaudet Loretta Czernis Katherine Spinelli Susan Robazza Richard St. Dizier Charlie Robbins Vicky St. Laurent It’s all about helping students succeed Pierre Roberge Kenneth Stanley

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Matching Gift Companies Hosted Events 2005-06 Donors who worked for the following companies were Bishop’s University gratefully acknowledges the kind hospitality of the following able to have their gifts individuals who opened their doors this past year to help promote a spirit of doubled or even tripled. congeniality and commitment among Bishop’s alumni and friends. individuals for participating in their company`s matching gift programme. Mona and Robert DCL ’78 Bandeen Judy ’69 and Bill ’68 Rice Albany International Sven Byl ’01 Peter O’Brien ’67 and Lorna Telfer Research Co Alex Coffin ’90 Mike Quinn ’76 Bell Canada BMO Financial Group Scott Devries ’84 Mike ’82 and Paula Roy Dow Chemical Canada Tim Dooley ’84 Chad Schella ’94 Limited Ernst & Young Monique and Tom ’85 Godber Mary Scott ’80 and John Nadeau ’80 The Home Depot Scott Griffin ’60, DCL ’02 Mark Sherboneau ’02 Foundation IBM Canada Limited Roger Hardy ’93 Lawrence Stein ’01 PPG Canada Inc Eric Innes ’71 Kedrin Simms ’00 UBS Global Asset Management (Canada) Co Jeremy Moore ’94 Deb Walsh ’76 Xerox Corporation David Morad ’91 Norman Webster ’62, DCL ’85

Parents Annual Campaign

Mr. & Mrs. Steven Gallant Frank & Marie Buckshot Ouellet Mr. & Mrs. Robin Little Founder’s Brian & Dianne Johnson Sandra & Gary Burke Rivi Frankle Carolynne Locke Club David & Joy Kardish Mr. & Mrs. Barry Burnett Mr. & Mrs. Doug Gage Donald & Doreen Lovely Dubravko & Ivanka Kovacic William & Sharon Cattie Mr. & Mrs. André Gagnon Doug & Heather Mackay Donors of gifts over Mr. & Mrs. Allen Poire Mr. & Mrs. Pao Chang Chan Mr. & Mrs. Gallagher Kathy MacKenzie $1,000. Alan & Elizabeth Skelly Susan Chapman Kathie Gerrits David & Cheryl Mazurek Craig & Karen Graham Daniel & Joy Clark Lauren Goulet Michael & Patti McKay Mr. & Mrs. Jaime Pitfield Richard & Sheri Clark Barbara Gray Frank & Cynthia McMahon David & Laurie Triggs Librarian’s Mr. & Mrs. James Coolen Gerald & Caryl Grimsley Clare & Jane Minielly Club Mr. & Mrs. Arden Cornford Mr. & Mrs. Berny Gross Diane Mireault Christopher & Laura Jean-Eudes Haché & Heather Gary & Karen Mottershead Donors of gifts between Principal’s Croucher Jamieson Lewis & Christine Mullin Club $100 and $299. Bob & Darlene Csernyik Terry Hammond Howard & Jill Nelson Hazel Aikman David & Barbara Cullen David Hanna Douglass & Darienne Oaks Donors of gifts between Constance Allan Mr. & Mrs. Tony Curiale Mr. & Mrs. David Harding Hans & Marlene Oosterom $500 and $999. Dorothy Angell Mr. & Mrs. Hania Daca Alan & Susan Harrison Sandra Pinto Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Anderson Paul & Lynne Arnill David & Anne De Grasse Richard Heystee & Audrey Matthew & Ida Pivar Tony Garretto & Evelyn Heather Bagg Reni de Verteuil Danaher Mr. & Mrs. James Weatherston Jack (Hajak) & Maida Connie Defalco Toshihide Ito Plamondon Craig & Kerry McKeen Baghboudrian Mr. & Mrs. François John & Glenna Jenkins Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Plummer David & Sandra Mowat Patricia Barrowman Desroches Eileen Jennings Gérard & Amy Poisson Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Ogaki Richard & Andrea Battista Réjean & Linda Desrosiers David Johnston Nancy Power Bruce & Sandy Phillips Doris Beaulieu & Josée Plante Mr. & Mrs. Michel Deveault Enid Jordan Michel & Sandra Préfontaine Tim & Cynthia Pryor Mr. & Mrs. Albert Bertrand David & Elizabeth Dick Mr. & Mrs. Joachim Mr. & Mrs. David Pugh Bill & Nancy Ramsey Connie Bice Rod & Pat Dickson Klinker Brian Roach Joseph & Mabel Riordon Eiko Black Clermont Dionne & Isabelle Mr. & Mrs. Alex Kuchta Denise Roberge Mr. & Mrs. Elias Stergiou Mr. & Mrs. William Blair Coté Daniel Labrecque Debra Rolph Roy & Holly Stewart Ehor & Mary Ellen Bobby Jaki El Rayess Robert Lajoie Gary & Nancy Rooney Mr. & Mrs. Howard Bogler Heather Elliott Lucie Laliberté William & Nancy Rose Patron’s Club Roger Bonjour & Céline Paula Eng Paul & Pat Lametti Graham Ross Desautels Mr. & Mrs. Warren Enos Tiziano Lando & Rosa Mr. & Mrs. Armand Roussy Donors of gifts between Mr. & Mrs. James Boudreault Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Valentini Forbes & Barb Rutherford $300 and $499. Paul & Mary Jane Bowie Farquharson Dr. & Mrs. Gary Landrigan Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Ryan Ross & Cynthia Christie Pierre Boyer & Anne Judy Fiala Mr. & Mrs. Pierre Landry Richard & Paula Sainthill John & Lucie Cross Robichaud Gregory Forbes Mr. & Mrs. Jean-Pierre Mr. & Mrs. Richard Mr. & Mrs. Kelly Donley Mr.& Mrs. Creighton Brisco Guy Fouquet & Hélène Lefebvre Sansfacon

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Parents Campaign (cont’d)

Peter & Sue Schaal Marie-Luce Dionne Patrick & Laurie Pettman Mr. & Mrs. Terry Schindler Maureen Doctor Lucie Pomerleau-Coté Morton & Marja Sherman David & Paddy Dyer Ronald Pope Terry & Christine Simmons Debra Edwards Louise Proulx Mr. & Mrs. Allan Small Peggy Emms Julia Quick Nicole St-Cyr Mr. & Mrs. Réjean Falardeau Anne Raslask Mr. & Mrs. John Stevenson Paul & Lidia Ferguson James & Heather Robinson Andrew & Ingrid Strange Robert & Fiona Fisher Ralph & Pam Roloff Terry & Linda Strevens Yves Fortin Harold & Laura Roobol Cheryl Swanson Deborah Frappied Joni Roper Mr. & Mrs.Thomas Telford John & Elaine Fraser Eric & Beverley Sanborn Richard & Debra Théberge Gerri Gallo Mario & Dorothy Sassi Mr. & Mrs. Jean-Guy Thériault Armand & Carol Gendreau Mr. & Mrs. Mario Dello Mr. & Mrs. Victor Therrian David & Mary Gillis Sbarba Arthur & Sharon Theuerkauf John & Heather Gillis David & Kim Schleifer David & Marianne Carole Grant Neva Shelton & Hugh Thompson Louis Grondin Maynard Jane Tian Mr. & Mrs. John Hanlin Mr. & Mrs. Yaro Sirota Jess & Cindy Vivier Barbara Hartwell George & Barbara Snelgrove Robert & Denise Wade Mr. & Mrs. Robert Harvey Mary Sponagle David & Grace Walker Marshall Henkle & Ellie Mr. & Mrs. Colin Stafford Jim & Elizabeth Walker Benn David & Lucy Stanway Mr. & Mrs. L. Waters Shaun & Barb Hennessy Dick & Patti Stubbs George Watson Jacinthe Hinse Ken & Jill Sutherland Wendy White Clarence & Eleanor Hogan Douglas & Susan Taylor Derek & Hjordis Wills Mr. & Mrs. Alexander Hon Terry & Christine Thomson Samuel & Patricia Wilson Wah Ha Rekha Toomey David & Leanne Wood Mr. & Mrs. Serge Huard John & Marlene Traficante Judy Wright Michael & Margot Irvin Lucille Vachon Mr. & Mrs. David Young Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Jones Elio Vettese Helen Joseph Wendon & Linda Wattam William & Holly Kany Shawn & Debbie Webster Book Club Susan Kennedy Nancy Williams Recognizes donors of Bert & Elaine Kingsley Philip Wong gifts under $100. John & Sandra Klinck Raymond & Eilis Wu Mr. & Mrs. Hamid Ait- Mr. & Mrs. John Konczynski Han Yan Ouazzou Marian & Magdalena Kraska Tammy Yurichuk Alice Alanko Joe & Joy Krol Jan & Willy Zwaneveld Dennis & Charlotte Apedaile Mr. & Mrs. Murray Kydd Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Atkinson France Labelle John & Mary Anne Atkinson Aliette Lajoie Catherine Barber Mario & Marie Landry Mary Barkhouse Yvon & Luce Lanoie Peter Bellows & Gayle Roger & Michelle Latulippe McIntyre Mark & Shauna Anne Bergstrom Lemenchick Mr. & Mrs. Bilodeau Mr. & Mrs. Jacques Lepine Bishop’s University Foundation René Blouin Monique Letourneau Lyne Boulanger-Beaudoin Albert & Heather Livingston Directors Honorary Patrons Avrille Bow Micheline Loignon Lennis & Jill Box Donna Lougheed Peter Dunn ’66 Louis Lagassé, O.C., DCL ’94 Bill & Gail Butler Scott & Suzanne James Ferrabee ’57 Raymond Setlakwe, O.C., ’49 Dona Cardarelli MacCrimmon Robert Goldberger ’79 Michel & Susie Carrier Gustav & Bronislawa Malek William I.M. Turner DCL ’87 Penny Cavell Michael & Emilie Manouk Timothy Griffin ’71 David Williams ’63, DCL ’96 Mr. & Mrs. Donald Charlton Rolando & Evelyn Manrique George Hendy ’68 Gaetan Clavet & Denise Kevin Marsden Beaulieu Ian & Mary Anne Marshall Tracy Kyne ’93 Ex-Officio Directors Mr. & Mrs. John Cort- Bruce Mason Ron Lawless DCL ’00 Peter Davidson ’77 Desrochers Paul Megan Bud McMorran ’60, DCL ’04 Malcolm & Bonnie Carla Middelburg Scott Griffin ’60, DCL ’02 Mark Saykaly ’72 Cumming Ian & Eileen Moore Philip Matthews ’61 Emmanuel & Renée Cyr Alan Morley Hugh M. Scott DCL ’99 David McBride ’93 Carol Davis Kathryn Murison Nicole Small ’92 Drew & Mary Davis Andrew & Lisa Mutch Mark McLaughlin ’84 Allan & Patricia Dempster Claude & Geraldine Pagerie Pam McPhail Denis Dion & Carol Ward- Thérèse Paradis Dion Albert Peraino Robert Poupart Mr. & Mrs. Luc Dion Gerald & Jeanette Petrie

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Charitable Business No. 11881 0787 RR0001 Dr. Gerry Coulter wins Teaching Award

he winner of the annual William and Nancy given the Faculty Evaluation Committee Merit TTurner Teaching Award is determined by the Award for Teaching in 2000. But the most students alone. They write the supporting essays persuasive evidence of his gift for teaching are for their chosen professors, acquire the the testimonials of his students. They speak necessary signatures to validate the of a unconditional support during times of nomination, and form the committee to make difficulty; a professor who is the founding the final selection. This work is all done at editor of the International Journal of the end of the school year when major Baudrillard Studies, yet whose office door assignments are due and final exams are is always open, a professor whose pending. enthusiasm for this field of study is That the students take on this task with contagious, and whose classes are always such unflagging commitment, despite the heavy vibrant with learning and creativity. Graduating demands on their time, speaks to the great student Kelly Reid, who contributed one of the importance they attach to the award. It is their nominating essays for Dr. Coulter, wrote: “We Dr. Gerry Coulter of the opportunity to recognize those professors who Department of Sociology often laugh amongst ourselves that the sign of have truly made a difference in their lives. The received the William and Nancy Dr. Coulter’s door should read Professor of winner of this year’s William and Nancy Turner Turner Teaching Award at Sociology, academic advisor, counselor, Convocation. Teaching Award, Dr. Gerry Coulter, has made motivational confidant, and loyal friend.” that difference. Professor George Rideout Since his arrival at Bishop’s, Dr. Coulter Department of Drama has been recognized as an exceptional teacher. He won the Division of Social Science Teaching Award in 2004 and was

SRC Awards The Students’ Representative Council recognized outstanding faculty and staff at Bishop’s: New Appointments to Corporation Teaching awards: Bishop’s is pleased to announce the following new appointments to Bishop’s University Corporation, the Business: Professor Michael Teed governing board of the University. Education: Dr. Lisa Taylor Gill Broome ’82 David Price Humanities: Dr. Katsunori Hizawa Partner Former Liberal MP Department of Modern Languages Benvest Capital Inc. Natural Sciences & Mathematics: Deborah Walsh ’76 Dr. Stephen Yezerniac, Department of Biology David Jones ’76 Senior Vice President, Investment Advisor Program Office and Social Sciences: Dr. Claude Charpentier CIBC Wood Gundy QA, eBusiness Department of Psychology Fidelity Investments Outstanding Department Award: Chemistry CONGRATULATIONS Outstanding Academic Support Award: Linda Leblanc, School of Education

Fall 2006 Bishop’s University News • 15 Long serving staff retire

Peter Cunningham fter 22 years of background in accounting to Bishop’s • Hundreds of CDS of jazz and Ateaching at the students going on to further study in classical music, listened, borrowed, Williams School of accounting as well as teaching the basics lent and sometimes lost! Business, Professor of accounting to business students who • Incalculable, his love of sports, rugby Peter Cunningham, graduate in other concentration areas at in particular CA, MBA, retired on the Williams School. He did this by • Thousands of smiles and lively chats July 1, 2006. concentrating on delivering excellence in • Countless qualities, not to forget his The entire BU his courses and tirelessly ensuring the characteristic modesty. Peter is a community wishes to curriculum was updated and developed. generous person, full of humor, and pay a warm tribute to a remarkable When I was asked to write yet capable of fighting for his colleague who, whether as a member of approximately 500 words about Peter, as opinions. He is an unforgettable various committees, as Head of the a good accountant, I immediately started colleague. Business Department or simply, as a counting. Impossible task indeed! Peter, there is something we will not colleague and counselor, has been a truly • Thousands of hours studying and count: our many thanks for all you have committed mentor for the whole working to obtain the chartered accomplished and done for this University. accountant designation in South University! Professor Cunningham was educated Africa (1964) and Canada (1978) and It is difficult to envision the at Praetoria University in South Africa a MBA from McGill University Accounting Department and the Williams where he was born and lived until 1965 (1982). School of Business without Professor when he moved to Canada. Prior to • 15 years as an accountant and Peter Cunningham. However, Peter, you becoming an accounting professor at BU auditor/tax supervisor in professional have accomplished more than your share in 1984, Professor Cunningham taught at firms. of work. The entire Bishop’s community McGill University, where he was also the • 9 years at Mc Gill University as an will miss an exceptional teacher, an Continuing Education Assistant Director. accounting professor. irreplaceable, kind and caring colleague. Since his arrival at BU, the accounting • 22 years at Bishop’s. We wish you a very happy and fruitful department has blossomed under his • Over 7,000 students at BU! retirement in the company of your wife leadership and the University is now • At least 180 courses taught at BU, as and two sons. Well deserved. well recognized in the field of Peter was always willing to teach Camille Lessard accounting education. extra courses to help students when Associate Professor, Professor Cunningham has provided there were faculty shortages. Williams School of Business rigorous training and a strong • Committees, committees, committees… Rosa Morelli he 1990s at years has been the unflagging support of linguistically cut off from many services TBishop’s saw the those individuals who offered personal in the community. As enrolment at formal beginnings of counselling to students. Bishop’s continued to grow, an a unified Student In 1990, Dr. Rosa Morell (Ph.D. increasing number of students arrived Services team whose Queen’s) was hired to direct the with special needs. Largely thanks to the mission includes Counselling Service at Bishop’s, and few dedicated efforts of Dr. Morelli, Senate providing a centre could have guessed the department endorsed a policy in 1993 confirming the “where service to would grow over her 16-year tenure to University’s commitment to provide students is its current operation of five employees. additional services to students with encouraged and where a caring At the outset, Rosa’s challenges special needs. community supports the well-being of were varied: managing counselling When the Canada Employment each individual.” Paramount to the services and a diverse case load of Office moved off campus in 1993, Dr. personal and academic success of a great students, most of whom were away from Morelli assumed new responsibilities number of students over the past 16 home for their first time and were within the Department to provide career

16 • Fall 2006 Bishop’s University News Rosa Morelli (cont’d) counselling and job search techniques to students wishing to benefit from the help some volunteer work and, as she says, “I students. Today, as a result of Rosa’s of a qualified senior student. will be giving back to the University.” leadership and vision, the Counselling Dr. Morelli has always maintained The entire campus community will and Employment Resource Centre is that service to students comes first and miss Rosa, but it is with our best wishes comprised of three full-time counsellors she has been available unfailingly to for her future that we bid her au revoir. and two assistants who offer students support thousands of students in their We thank her for her professionalism, personal counselling, career counselling, times of need — day or night. In retiring compassion, friendship and, most of all, and special needs services. These from Bishop’s, Rosa describes her future for her commitment to promote the well- services are complemented by a resource as follows: “I will do what many being of each individual in the Bishop’s centre where current information on students do upon graduation, though it community. graduate programs, study and career has taken me 16 academic years to do Bruce Stevenson ’76 reference material and self help books so: I will take a year off, with no Dean of Student Affairs and and periodicals is maintained. A peer commitments other than to mull over Director of Ancillary Enterprises tutoring service rounds out the offerings what I want to do with the rest of my of the department and is available to life.” She does, however, plan to do

Lies Ouwerkerk

n 1991 Lies among other sensitive matters. In pursue their goals with confidence while IOuwerkerk had addition to this responsibility she has not holding them too tightly by the hand. recently emigrated taught academic courses, prepared and She believes there is no greater from the Netherlands delivered workshops, assisted with satisfaction than witnessing initially and was looking for departmental functions and contributed struggling or confused students employment in Canada to Resident Assistant training. eventually spread their wings as as a psychological When asked about the changes she confident and accomplished alumni. As a counsellor. When the has witnessed at Bishop’s over her teacher, her courses Psychology of the opportunity presented itself at Bishop’s, career, Lies said: “I have seen women Couple and Counselling the Older Adult she was immediately attracted to the idea becoming more assertive and men more became hits in the mid 90’s. of working at a relatively small university in touch with their feelings. Many more The entire Bishop's community will with a prestigious reputation , its pastoral males are now coming in for personal miss Lies, and we thank her for her setting and most importantly, the counseling than 15 years ago. Although contributions over the years. We extend friendliness of its community double standards still exist, along with our best wishes for much success and After 15 years of service to the some role confusion, I consider the enjoyment in her private practice and in Counselling and Employment Resource narrowing of the gender gap and the her adventure travel, photography and Centre and the University community, wider acceptance of diversity as very other creative endeavours. Lies has decided to retire, to dedicate positive trends.” Bruce Stevenson ’76 herself to her private practice in North Lies Ouwerkerk has always had a Dean of Student Affairs and Hatley and to continue writing a regular great rapport with students and she has Director of Ancillary Enterprises column in the local newspaper, The helped establish easier access to the Record. Counselling Service by demystifying the The life of a counselor is by nature a sometimes faulty conception of a very confidential one. Lies’ primary role “shrink.” She has worked hard at at Bishop’s was to be available to help convincing students that it is actually not students deal with personal concerns such a big deal, yet a very wise decision, related to adapting to university life, to talk to her or her colleagues. Lies has family problems, relationships, counselled with an ethic of difficulties with drugs and alcohol, empowerment and trust, helping students

Fall 2006 Bishop’s University News • 17 Anderson-Vida: To Lisa Matovich-Spinato: To Raquel ’92 and ’98 and Gabor a son, Paul a son, Caden, on March 27, 2006 Jacob Francis, on July ([email protected]). 27, 2005. Lisa can be McBride-Boroff: To reached at softworld99 Clements-Chabot: To Lisa ’98 and Wade a @hotmail.com Jacob Vida Nicole ’94 and Todd a son, son, Scott William, on Liam Conner, on March 23, 2006 in Baker-Bergeron: To November 11, 2005. Montreal. A nephew for Crystal and Eric ’99 a Liam Chabot Dave ’93. daughter, Alyssa Christine, Scott Boroff on September 8, 2005. A Dewhurst-Miller: To sister for Makalya. Kelly ’99 and Ian a McMullin-Coleman: To Jennifer ’03 and son, Adam Curtis, on Mike a son, Madryk, on December 7, 2005. Alyssa & Makalya Bergeron April 16, 2006 A Pajeska-Brisson: brother for Ben. To Annett ’95 and David ’95 a son, Beaudoin: To Marlene and Marc ’89 a Ben & Adam Miller son, James Allen Mitchell, on Marc`s Luc Shep, on birthday, September 29, 2005. Ethier-Forsythe: To November 9, 2005. Allison and Chris ’99 a A brother for son, Zachary Frederick, Breanna, 2½. Beekers-Perry: To Mindy on May 1, 2006 in Luc & Breanna Brisson ’04 and Dominic, a son, Sherbrooke. Zakary, on March 6, 2006. Ross: To Judy Zach Forsythe ’83 a daughter, Emily Mei, born Zakary Perry Fitzgerald-Duncan: To Leah and Bill ’94 December 6, a daughter, Marah Lillian, on September 2004, adopted in Bowman-Roy: To Kyla 20, 2005. The three are moving to the east ’94 and Christopher ’95 a China September coast, where Bill plans to write and teach 12, 2005. A sister daughter, Kate Hatley, on English Literature. June 1, 2006. A sister for for Nicolas, 18 Oscar, 3 and Max, 2. Fudakowski-Kruzich: To and Alexandra, Nicolas, Alexandra, Judy “Aunt Stacey Amanda ’95 and Joel ’94 a 16. Kate Roy and Emily Ross Bowman ’98 and Grandpa daughter, Samantha Emily, Bill Bowman ’66 couldn’t be more happy.” on November 30, 2005. Rutkus-Dixon: To Nicole ’93 and Ken ’92 a son, Nicholas Broadworth: To Alison Samantha Kruzich and Mark ’96 a son, MacLellan, on July 07, Alexander Matthew on 2005 in Calgary. A November 18, 2005. Guild: to Heather and brother for Mathew, 2. Tim ’93 a son, Jack Nicholas Dixon Joseph, on April 20, Alexander Broadworth 2006. Shephard: To Tara and Mike Brooks-Huck: To Lisa and Mike ’97 a ’97 a son, Jake son, Samuel Robert William, on March 12, Tim ’93 & Jack Guild Arlie, on 2006 in Victoria BC. October 3. 2005. Bullock-McEwen: To Angie ’97 and Joel ’97 a Jones-Tucker: To Carla son, Thomas Peter Arthur, ’93 and Derek ’94 a on February 21, 2006 in daughter. Melanie Ann, on Mike ’97, Tara & Jake Shephard Huntsville ON. A nephew January 5, 2006 (carlajones2001 Stinson-Coy: To for Ian McEwen’96 and Melanie Tucker Thomas McEwen @rogers.com). Jennifer ’94 and Michael Aimee Bulloch ’06. ’96 a son, Clayton Ronald, on September 28, 2005. Clayton Coy

18 • Fall 2006 Bishop’s University News Barker-Schafer: Maclean-Armstrong: Heather ’82 and James on June 26, 2005 in Chris ’03 to Bobby Burnaby, BC. on May 6, 2006 in Victoria BC.

(l-r): Nadia Wechselberger’03, Katrina Blanchard ’03, Chris Barker’03, Bobby Schafer, Sandra Kuchta ’03.

Bellamy-Payne: Christina ’94 and Wallace on a beautiful day on September (l-r): Katherine Armstrong, Allan Armstrong, Megan Pollock, Sandra 17, 2005 lakeside at Viamede Resort in Maclean, James Armstrong, Heather Maclean '82, Penny Maclean, Gail the Kawarthas ON. Maclean-Pollock, Jaime Pollock. Kneeling: Jeremy Wallace and John Cerka.

Wallace Payne & Christina Bellamy ’94 Rodger-Pollock: Janet and David ’99 on July 9, 2005 in Montreal.

Desgens-Castillo: Nathalie ’99 and Pablo ’00 on March 3, 2006 in Cuernavaca, Mexico.

Pablo Castillo ’00 & Natalie Desgens ’99

Labelle-Méndez Hord: Laurie ’06 and Esteban ’04 on July 30, 2005 in St. Mark’s Chapel.

By row from top: Rob Gagne ’00. Andrea Simpkin ’00, Scott (Newf) Delaney ’99. Laurie Labelle ’06 & Esteban Méndez Hord ’04 David Allen ’98 (Groomsman), Glen Kinsville ’97. Lorianne Flavelle ’96, Todd Emery ’98 (Groomsman), Erik Johnson ’98, Keri Hindman, Mike Tymchuk ’99 Mark Powell ’01 (Groomsman). Front: David Pollock ’99, Janet Rodger.

Smith-Forkan: Miranda ’97 and McCoy-Marcotte: Amanda ’02 Conor on January 28, 2006 in and Daniel ’04 on March 24, 2006 Burlington ON. In attendance: in Ottawa. The couple has moved Alison Davies ’98, Chris Frost ’97, to Austin TX where Daniel is Professors Bill Robson & Lissa working as a programmer analyst McRae. and Amanda is completing her Ph.D. Miranda Smith ’97 & Conor Forkan

Daniel Marcotte ’04 & Amanda McCoy ’02

Fall 2006 Bishop’s University News • 19 (cont’d)

Steinbrecher-Vertelman: Jennifer and Greg ’99 on February 25, Alsop-Cotton: Justine ’01 and Bram ’02 on June 17, 2006 in 2006 in Orangeville ON. Ottawa. Wedding in spring 2007. Brayford-Menard: Megan ’00 and Sam ’00. Wedding on June 9, 2007 in Toronto. Kayaras-Sbrozzi: Sunday ’98 and Ely on December 3, 2005 in Toronto. Wedding in August 2006. Levoy-Borys: Jody ’01 and Andre ’02 on March 9, 2006 at Bishop’s, where they first met. Currently living in Montreal. Wedding in the Laurentians on December 30, 2006. Maisonneuve-Auger: Sabrina and Jean-René ’00. Metzger-Grandbois: Kate ’05 and Mike ’05. Wedding August 5, 2006 in Ste. Anne de Bellevue QC ([email protected]). Nette-Lloyd: Farrell Nette ’00 and Grayson Lloyd on March 25, 2006. Wedding at Indian Harbour NS on October 28, 2006. Prieur-Vandermeer: Lisa ’98 and Mark. Wedding on October 7, (l-r): Laura Newton ’98, Bryan Benjamin ’99, Jeremy Gruman ’98, 2006 in Cornwall. Greg Vertelman ’99, Jennifer Steinbrecher, Andrea Clark ’98, Drew Leyburne ’98, Mark Quinn ’98. Drew explains Jeremy’s tuxedo: “He had it made from orange fleece for an art exhibit in Italy he helped arrange (www.sweaterlodge.ca).”

Thompson-Hutt: Leah ’99 and Dennis ’00 on July 9, 2005 in Ste. Anne de E. Roger Boothroyd ’38 on May 30, 2006. Roger was Bellevue QC. born on April 2, 1918 in Lennoxville, the youngest son of Eric “Boots” Boothroyd, Professor of History at Bishop’s, and grew up around the university. He graduated from Bishop’s and then McGill. He taught at Bishop’s 1945-46, Leah Thompson ’99 & Dennis Hutt ’00 before moving on to a professorship in the Genetics Department at McGill. Although he enjoyed research, his true love was teaching. In his 45-year career at McGill, he van Schaayk-O'Donnell: Erin ’03 and Chris ’03 at St. Patrick’s Basilica on April 29, 2006 in Ottawa, where the couple resides. inspired multiple generations of students with his love for his subject and served as a mentor for many. After finally retiring, he moved to Langley BC to pursue his other love: gardening. Roger was a man of gentleness and wit, of intelligence and integrity. He will be missed by students, friends and colleagues, and by his family. He always felt most at home in Lennoxville and the Eastern Townships. His memorial service was held in St. Mark’s Chapel on June 26, 2006. His obituary requested donations to Bishop’s University Foundation. Charlie Jack Clément-Beaton, son of Marie-Hélène Clément ’96. Born

(l-r): Mark O'Donnell '78, Pierre Sirois '03, Geneviève Chagnon-Lampron '02, on December 4, 2005. Died on Yannick Bouchard '02, Prof. Lissa McRae (Business), Luke Bury '02, Prof. Bill December 8, 2005. Robson (Business), Heather van Schaayk (Maid of Honour - attended '04-'06), Erin van Schaayk '03, Brooke Gadapee '03, Chris "Bull's Head" O'Donnell '03, Joyce Achampong '03, Meaghan Palynchuck (attended '99-'00), Tina McShane '03, Lindsay McShane '05, Kara Shannon '03, Kris deMan '03, Jody Andrasi '04 (Groomsman), Ricky Dwyer '05, Jennifer Maurice '04, Chris Stevens '04, Thomas Leet '04, Maureen Corrigan (attended '89-'90), Rebecca Younge '04, Howard McConnell on June 9, 2006 in Ottawa. He was a Jennifer Patrick '06. beloved Political Science professor at Bishop’s from Missing from photo: Jessica Hobbs (current Bishop's student), Eric Howie 1966-69. (Bishop's student), Paul O'Donnell '79.

20 • Fall 2006 Bishop’s University News John David (Dave) Savage ’42 (1922-2006)

ave Savage ’42 died on April 26, 2006 Dave was a very popular teacher and administrator and Dat the age of 84. He was a wonderful years after retiring he still encountered former students who husband, father, veteran, educator, dancer, recognized him and spoke fondly of their time in his school or musicia and , book collector. classroom. As an educator, he usually had the summer off. The When Dave graduated in 1942 from car would be packed with everything necessary for two months Bishop’s, the yearbook described him as of camping and off they would go, usually to New England, “one of those fortunate people who can do returning just in time for school reopening in the fall. Dave everything at the same time — but well.” He liked to entertain the backseat passengers with spirited rounds excelled scholastically, played on several of wartime songs like K-K-K-Katy (which would always university sports teams, was president of the involve versions with every child’s name) and Pack Up Your students’ association, and found time to act as drummer for a Troubles in Your Old Kit Bag. local group called the Jerks of Jive. He obtained a degree in Dave could play almost any musical instrument. There is a math and physics but was not present at his convocation photograph of him just after the war, playing the guitar with his because he and others had left early to join the RCAF, thereby sister Mary on the mouth organ and his brother Peter on trombone. gaining an exemption from their final examinations. In retirement, Dave and Peggy moved to the West Island of Convoys were taking troops to England in anything that Montreal and developed an interest in round dancing, a form of would float. Dave’s transport happened to be a former banana ballroom dancing. They made many new friends, both there and boat, a fact he learned with some trepidation. He arrived safely in Florida, where they spent their winters. His grandchildren and was posted to a radar installation in Devonshire where he enjoyed helping Grampa play the organ, tell Just So Stories met Peggy, his future wife, an English WAAF (Women’s from memory, and make stained-glass projects. Auxiliary Air Force) who was working on the same station. They In many respects, Dave was as British as Peggy. They were married there in 1944, a union that was to last for 61 years. made their first trip back to England in 1970 and went regularly Dave returned to Canada in 1945 but Peggy had to wait after that. British bookstores were great sources for the until she could travel with all the other war brides; she arrived illustrated books that Dave collected. in 1946 to join Dave in Montreal where he was teaching Dave was diagnosed with prostate cancer in 1993, but it veterans at Sir George Williams University (now part of went into remission after treatment. He had lung surgery in Concordia). He then took teacher training at McGill and started 2003 and recovered from that as well. In early 2006 he his career at Granby High School, in the Eastern Townships of discovered that the original cancer was back. He died at home. Quebec. All four of their children (Susan, Jayne, Christopher Susan Bauman ’69 (Dave’s older daughter) and Murray) were born during this period. In 1960 they moved (If you wish to honour Dave by sending a gift to the David Savage to Rosemere, Que., and he retired there as principal of the high Fund, Bishop’s University Foundation, your donation will help school in 1981. fund a student prize.)

Honorary Tributes In Honour Curtis Lowry ’38, DCL ’04 Robert Staveley William Marchant Pam McPhail Helen Nice The marriage of Liane Mills David & Irene Laurin Leonie Rimmer Beverley Zinniger ’53 Sandra & Elizabeth Pope and Michael O’Toole Regina Murinko Chris Savage Rose Mary Church David Savage ’42 Kathleen Harper Peter & Shirley Savage Nancy Ames Bob & Kathleen Topping Rose Mary Church Sheri Lynn Brooks In Memoriam Dan & Janet Patridge Dorothy Trunck Bill, Glenys & Barbara Merton Tyler ’43 E. Roger Boothroyd ’38 Gordon Peabody ’65 Dance Adventium Labs Ian Hume ’33, DCL ’91 Elizabeth Dunsmore Don Stringer ’57 Peter & Edna Barg Helen Elaine Barrington Lindsay Finney Monica Stringer ’56 William Grant George Gluppe Margo Harris Anne Hunter Derek Grout ’68 Lorraine Marchant

If you wish to send a donation to Bishop’s University in memory or honour of a graduate, friend or relative, your gift will help fund the Alumni/Alumnae Scholarships. Please send your gift to: Pam McPhail, Director of Development, Alumni and Development Office Bishop’s University, 2600 College St, Sherbrooke QC J1M 0C8 [email protected] tel: (819) 822-9660 fax: (819) 822-9653 (Please make cheques payable to Bishop’s University Foundation.)

Fall 2006 Bishop’s University News • 21 Friends of Bishop’s Nineteenth-Century Religion and Society, like to explore experiences and document Janyne Hodder was appointed President published by University of Toronto Press. learnings ([email protected]). of the College of the Bahamas in Nassau James Mabbutt has retired Jill Kirwin Stevenson is living in the heart effective July 1, 2006. Her mandate is to ([email protected]). of Jakarta with her husband Bob, who is gain accreditation for the college to managing Chevron’s geothermal become a university degree granting 1971 development (electricity generation) in institution. Stephen Tribble was appointed Director of Indonesia`s volcanic terrain. Her oldest Studies for Champlain Regional College. Pierre Lortie DCL ’90 was appointed son, Don, 24, is a new UBC mechanical He previously held various positions at the Senior Business Advisor for Fraser Milner engineer graduate working for Canadian Cégep de la Gaspésie et des Îles, such as Casgrain LLP in Montreal, one of Canada’s NGO Engineers without Borders in Kenya, Associate Director, Academic Advisor and leading business law firms. living in a mud hut. Daughter, Lindsay, 23, Professor of Sociology and Psychology. is a first year medical student at Queen’s. 1956 Contact [email protected] for SE Asia Peter Morand, in 2001, had a street tour guide extraordinaire! named in his honour. To quote the University of Ottawa Gazette, “Peter 1979 Morand played a large part in transforming Damien Pettigrew directed the film, Ottawa from what was essentially a Fellini: I’m a Born Liar, a documentary on government town to a high-tech capital Fellini based on a lengthy interview Fellini ready for the new millennium. In his gave him in 1993, shortly before his death. honour, a street in the biotechnology The film was not released until 2003. research park he helped found has been 1980 named after him.” Mike Leonard ’72 (Andorra) and David “Suitcase” Marshall Button performed his one-man Simpson ’72 (Australia) met in St.Girons, France comedy show “Lucien Snowbird” at the 1965 on June 18, 2006 for the first annual gathering of Shelagh Howie Innes received a Diploma alumni from countries beginning with the letter Piggery Theatre last July. The show is the in Christian Studies from Regent College, ”A”. Bish grads from Afghanistan, Albania, third instalment of an Acadian trilogy that Algeria, Angola, Antigua, Argentina, Armenia, he has performed in over 1,500 shows Vancouver on May 1, 2006 Austria and Azerbaijan are cordially invited to ([email protected]). next year’s get together. from coast to coast. Douglas Gray is a Chartered Accountant, 1968 1972 Partner with Deloitte & Touche in Toronto Jack Little, Professor and Chair of the ([email protected]). History Department at Simon Fraser 1973 University and Fellow of the Royal Society Atam Uppal was appointed to the 1983 of Canada, has a new book, The Other Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada Claire Delisle moved to Ottawa with her Quebec: Microhistorical Essays in for a two-year term. He was formerly Vice- daughters, Emilie 15 and Cholé 11, to President of Econometric Research Limited pursue a Ph.D. in Criminology at the and earlier Director of Operations with the University of Ottawa. She is researching Clem Brodeur ’44 was Ontario Casino Corporation. Irish republican prison resistance during inducted into the Canadian 1975 the “Troubles” ([email protected]). Veterans Hall of Valour at a Jim MacLellan can be reached at 1984 reception in Ottawa on May [email protected]. 13, 2006. Present were his Barbara Custeau can be reached at daughters Chrissy and Paula, 1976 [email protected]. son-in-law Vicko and Catherine Casey Pearl has been accepted Murray Whitby is Vice President, grandchildren Karina and into a post master’s program at the Operations with Medicine Shoppe Canada. Kristoffer. Also present was University of Calgary and she will begin his sister Irene Brodeur her doctoral course work September 2006. 1986 Thorburn ’51. Her field of study is nonprofit management Mario Bastonnais joined Quebecor World and her area of research is social Inc. at head office in Montreal in December 2005 as Manager, Tax Accounting. Jim Corcoran ’73, DCL ’04 enterprise. She recently completed a case received the Juno award for writing course at IVEY, University of Tom Robertson is a Consultant with the Francophone Album of the Western Ontario and is interested in International Training Associates LLC in Year for his recording, Pages speaking with Bishop’s alumni who have Wisconsin ([email protected]).

Congratulations been/are involved in the Blanches. charitable/voluntary sector as she would

22 • Fall 2006 Bishop’s University News 1987 the exclusive Canadian distributor and firm, Peter can be reached at Douglas Blair is Electronic Commerce marketer for Quiet Solution’s complete [email protected]. Co-ordinator for Kingsway Transport. system of acoustical products. Correction: Miranda Smith works in the “After 18 years in Montreal we moved 1995 institutional equities sales and trading back to Lennoxville. The children, Megan, group for Octagon Capital Corporation in Joy Evans is Assistant Comptroller with 12 and Leighton, 6 are loving it” Toronto. Woodward Group of Companies in Goose ([email protected]). Bay, Labrador. She is married with 2 Mike Timmins works in mining Murray McDonald is Director of Finance, children, Jack, 14 and Charles, 6. engineering for Agnico-Eagle Mines Ltd. I.T. and Technical Services for Centre de in Toronto ([email protected]). Kevin Goddard bought a house in Boca santé and des services sociaux de Raton, Florida in June 2005. “Looking Memphrémagog in Magog 1998 forward to another great hurricane season. ([email protected]). Jennifer Boyd is a Teacher at Ashbury I am now running all of the rum exports College in Ottawa ([email protected]). for Doorlys Rum, which will soon launch 1990 Craig Fisher is Senior Manager, Global Carolin Kroboth has been a Staff in Nova Scotia” ([email protected]). Financial Services for Ernst & Young in Developer/Teacher for the New York City Hong Kong ([email protected]). Department of Education since 2001. Laura Pass is Consumer Insight Manager Before coming to NYC, she was the Lead for Nestle. She moved to Switzerland for a Stephanie Fontaine received an M.B.A. in Teacher/Staff Developer for grades Pre-K-5 two-year contract with Nestle’s head office. 2001 and is General Manager of Dining with St. Andrew’s School, a private school Services at Bishop’s for Sodexho Canada, run by the Anglican Diocese on the Family 1996 the new dining services provider for the Island of Exuma, Bahamas. She has a Mark Broadworth is Senior Technologist University. M.Sc. in Teaching Elementary Education at ATI Technologies Inc. in Markham ON Teri Futer Murray is a Naval Officer from Niagara University, NY and is ([email protected]). (Lieutenant) - Shipborne Advanced Air working towards National Certification and Julie Cannon is Development Executive Controller ([email protected]). her Ph.D. in Early Childhood. for RandomGirl Productions in Santa Johnny Reid returned to the Townships to Carolyn Jarvis can be reached at Monica ([email protected]). play two concerts to full houses at the [email protected]. Patrick Lessard is Project Manager - Piggery Theatre last June. Michelle Mathieu is Warehouse Manager Regulatory Compliance for Environment 1999 for Dupont in Thetford Mines. Canada in Montreal. Eric Bergeron has launched a business Matthew Saddington moved to Sydney, incubator called Upstart Cornwall Ltd. 1992 Australia where he is a Portfolio Manager at Jocelynn Cook is a Scientist for Health Global Value Investors, a boutique funds Kylie Côté was awarded the CIBC/Global Canada and Brian Treacy works for management company. “I am still in frequent Quebec Townships Leader of Tomorrow Monsanto Canada.([email protected]). contact with Don Binkley ’98 and Michael Award for her volunteer work in the Cameron ’97 who also live in Sydney and community. Among other work, she was 1991 are doing very well. I don’t miss the weather the Chairperson of the Hatley Municipal Anthony Milonas is CEO of SounDivide, but miss all of my friends and fellow BU grads” ([email protected]). In the June 2006 Ontario High School Girls Rugby Championships, 1997 the two winning teams were both Tanya Bolduc moved to Halifax in March coached by Gaiter alumni: 2006 after accepting the position of • Ashbury College of Ottawa, Marketing & Research Coordinator with coached by Jen Boyd ’98, J.J. Barnicke Atlantic Limited. She and her captured the A/AA provincial title boyfriend, Dominic, spend their leisure held in Walkerton. time exploring the city and surrounding • Thomas A. Stewart Secondary wilderness areas ([email protected]). School of Peterborough, coached l-r: Laura Bisaillon ’93, San Khalili ’92, Mike Huck is a Teacher/Forestry by Craig Harris ’81, won the BA Bryanton ’92 Contractor living in Shawinigan Lake BC AAA/AAAA title in Burlington. ([email protected]). After 3 years of travelling and working overseas, If you’re wondering which team was Laura made a stop in Ottawa and visited with BA, Peter LeGeyt is a Senior Recruiter for better: Ashbury hosted TAS for an and was reunited with San who also lives in finance and accounting professionals in the Ottawa. As they say in the Maritimes (usually as exhibition game in May. It ended in a Calgary market. Working with David Aplin part of the newspaper's card party results), “a 0-0 tie. good time was had by all.” Recruiting, Canada’s leading recruiting

Fall 2006 Bishop’s University News • 23 Association that organizes their popular Association’s Vice-President for two years. Canada Day Celebration each year. For four years he owned and operated Another Small World Story Jason Yantha moved to Toronto after Northern Crown, a successful new media graduation and worked in the company that specialized in web biotech/diagnostics industry for 3 years and development and marketing. Since 2003 he was the co-inventor of 34 patents. He has been a Financial Advisor with Industrial received a full scholarship to complete his Alliance Insurance and Financial Services. Ph.D. in Immunology at University of Toronto, which he will complete this year. 2002 Serge Bourque completed his Master’s in 2000 Social Work at University of Moncton. He is working as an addictions counsellor for Fred Gilbert is International Account Ben Williams ’05 (right) and his co-workers Manager for Global Excel Management addiction services in Campbellton NB. discovered Jamie Saunders ’70 had the same job Inc. in Sherbrooke Bram Cotton, after 2½ years at Rugby 40 years ago. ([email protected]). Ontario, is Manager of Marketing and When Jamie Saunders ’70 Amy Keirstead completed her Ph.D. in Sponsorship at Rugby Canada presented a paper at the annual general Chemistry at Dalhousie University and ([email protected]). meeting of the Ontario Court of moved to Tempe, Arizona to take up a Cory Houle is Account Manager for Justice in June, he visited Oakville, post-doctoral fellowship at Arizona State Protrans Personnel Services in Mississauga where he lived in the late 60s. University. Her research focuses on ([email protected]). “I stopped at Coronation Park, artificial photosynthesis and solar energy Reg Southee is an Investment Advisor at one of many sites I tended as a design ([email protected]). BMO Nesbitt Burns grounds keeper for the Oakville Parks Eric Lapointe is Marketing & Promotion ([email protected]). Board during the summer. . . I had my Advisor at Cirque du Soleil Musique, record camera to record some of my label division ([email protected]). 2003 memories, like the place where my Sylvain Laroche was promoted to tractor and gang-mower flipped over 2001 Manager of Enterprise Rent-a-car at in a creek bed almost cutting me in Teresa Hancock is a Montreal Airport, the largest branch in half, or where I backed a five ton truck Teacher/Archaeologist at Branksome Hall Quebec in January 2006. He is still playing into the side of the depot, making a in Toronto ([email protected]). LAX in the Quebec senior league single garage door out of two.” ([email protected]). Evelyn Onuschuk moved to SW Calgary After mentioning to three people in May to work as District Manager (sales) Lindie Synnott is a Ph.D. student working in the gardens that he had the for Astra Tech Dental. “I know some BU ([email protected]). same job 40 years ago while attending alumni are around here — I hope to bump 2004 Bishop’s University, one of the into you!” ([email protected]). workers, Ben Williams, told Jamie he Derek Heatherington has retired from his S.A.M. Matiur Rahman is teaching at position as Controller of Wausau-Everest graduated from Bishop’s, Class of ‘05 Atish Dipankar University of Science & LP and is living in Thailand for a short and played for the rugby team. Technology in Dhaka, Bangladesh period before returning to Canada to Two days later at Jamie’s ([email protected]). pursue a Master’s degree presentation, he included an extract Michael van Lierop was elected President ([email protected]). from Don Murray ’68, Senior of Townshippers’ Association. He was the Correspondent with the CBC. “After Jane MacLellan is a student living with completing my lecture, Brian Lennox, Christian Pfister ’99 in Zumikon Switzerland ([email protected]). Chief Justice of the Ontario Court of FYI Justice, told me that he and his wife Shawna McLeish is working at a often spent time in the Murray home Human capital (university attainment, Montessori school in Whitby, teaching 4 in Europe. It gets better. Also joining literacy test scores and years of and 5-year-olds ([email protected]). me on the program was Mr. Justice schooling) makes a significant Victoria Oliver recently graduated with Paul Taylor ’69, now a member of the difference in the long-run well-being honors from the University of Vermont OCJ and a frat brother of mine!” of developed economies. Skills with a Master’s degree in Social Work. “Further evidence that we are all acquired by one extra year of Victoria works for the state of Vermont, the beneficiaries of a superb liberal Department for Children and Families as a schooling result in an increase in per arts education from a first class Social Worker. She lives in Fairlee, VT capita income of around 7.3 percent. institution that has enabled us to forge with her boyfriend, Jake. Source: Statistics Canada and maintain connections throughout ([email protected]). the world.”

24 • Fall 2006 Bishop’s University News Aaron Totton can be reached at Anthony La Barbera is Marketing & 2006 [email protected]. Special Projects Manager for Soudair, an Tanya Baril can be reached at industrial gas and welding products [email protected]. 2005 distributor in Montreal Mimi Crowe works in film production and ([email protected]). Rebecca Blinn was appointed to the Board lives in Texas ([email protected]). of Directors of Townshippers’ Association. Jody Robinson worked at Colby Curtis Breanna Gibbon is Member Services Officer Museum this summer as a guide. She is Laurel Thomson teaches Theatre at for Canadian Interuniversity Sport (CIS) in completing her Master’s degree in History. Champlain College and is on the Board of Ottawa. Directors for Townshippers’ Association. Jianbai Shi can be reached at [email protected].

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