FALL 2009 ISSUE NUMBER 11 IMPACT Photo by Karmen Dowling Karmen by Photo INSIDE

Western’s Campaign Chair, Geo# Beattie (left), recognized lead donors Christian Lassonde and Kelly Meighen at the public launch of the University’s $500-million campaign. The launch took place at the o" cial opening of Western’s ! rst “green” building, the Claudette MacKay-Lassonde Pavilion on October 3, 2009.

WESTERN USHERS IN A NEW ERA OF ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY 2 Ivey family makes donation The new Claudette MacKay-Lassonde processes and materials. The building itself The T.R. Meighen Family Foundation also at groundbreaking for the new Ivey building Pavilion will provide a living lab where features advanced sustainable construction supported this important building project students forge the next generation of technologies and methodologies. with a gift of $1 million. An atrium in the solutions for a sustainable future. This Western President Amit Chakma said the pavilion is named in honour of Richard ! rst LEED (Leadership in Energy and university’s new state-of-the-art teaching Dillon, who became the ! rst Dean of Environmental Design) certi! ed building at and research facility will be a bene! t not Engineering at Western in 1960 and was Western, o" cially opened its doors during only to engineering students, but the entire also the ! rst Deputy Minister of Energy in Homecoming celebrations in October. campus and beyond. ’s history. Dillon is the late father of 3 alumna and member of the Board of New campus home for The $22-million, 45,000 square-foot “It will no doubt be the birthplace of many Governors, Kelly Meighen (BA’71). international students opens its doors building in the Faculty of Engineering new ideas, discoveries and innovations, houses research on green technologies, advancing our notion of a cleaner planet Both lead donors were recognized at the and a green place to live,” said Chakma. opening of the new engineering building, which was a perfect setting for Campaign A unique area of the building to be studied Chair, Geo# Beattie (LLB’84), to o" cially will be the green roof, which is covered with launch the public phase of Western’s seven species of drought-resistant sedum, a current $500-million campaign. 4 hardy garden plant. The soil and plants Western’s Faculty of Law insulate the building for sound, along with Beattie noted he hopes to inspire those recognizes donors at the Richard H. McLaren increasing e" ciency with cooling and in% uenced by the university, whether Professorship Gala heating throughout the year. A wind they are alumni or members of the turbine and solar panels are also located community, to give back to the on the roof to generate electricity for the institution. building. “At the end of the day nothing is going The Claudette MacKay-Lassonde Pavilion is to make people feel better than named for the late mother to Engineering being involved in a project that will 5 alumnus Christian Lassonde (BESc’98). The make a di# erence in the school Priority Project: The Lassonde Family Foundation donated and the community,” said Beattie. Initiative to Enhance Economic and Energy $5 million to support the building project. Resource Geology 2 LABATT RESEARCH CHAIR TO TACKLE NURSING SHORTAGES

Professor Heather Laschinger is hoping her research will help create a healthier work environment for nurses, leading to less stress and fewer nurses leaving the profession.

Photo by Paul Mayne Paul by Photo Through the creation of the # rst Arthur Labatt Family Nursing Research Chair in Helping out with the o! cial groundbreaking ceremony for the new Richard Ivey School of Business building is Minister of Human Resources Human Resource Optimization, the Associate and Skills Development Diane Finley, Ivey Dean Carol Stephenson, Richard M. Ivey, Western President Amit Chakma and London-Fanshawe MPP Director of Nursing Research at Western will

IMPACT WESTERN Khalil Ramal. address issues surrounding the chronic shortage of registered nurses in Canada and IVEY FAMILY DONATION HIGHLIGHTS GROUNDBREAKING the United States. The $2-million research chair is part of a FOR NEW BUSINESS SCHOOL $10-million gift from Arthur and Sonia Labatt During the groundbreaking for a new School of Business. “The building supports Ivey students,” says Ivey, adding his father announced last year. $100-million building to house the the School’s strategy and cements Ivey’s (Richard G.) would have “been thrilled to Richard Ivey School of Business, the Ivey position as one of the preeminent see the success of the school today”. A study by the Canadian Nurses Association family made a surprise announcement of business schools in the world.” found the country will be short 78,000 a new $8.5-million donation to the school. Also announcing # nancial contributions at registered nurses (RNs) within two years, and The Ivey family’s long-standing the ceremony were Ivey graduates Jon the number is expected to grow to 113,000 Richard M. (Dick) Ivey, along with his commitment to the Ivey Business School Love (HBA’76) and Arkadi Kuhlmann by 2016. Ontario is currently in need of an sister and children, are topping up their now exceeds $28 million. The family’s (BA’71, MBA’72), who donated $2 million additional 14,000 RNs. $6.5-million commitment made in 2007, support and involvement in Western is and $1 million respectively. bringing the total donation to $15 million. one of the most signi# cant relationships Laschinger will lead a broad research agenda between a family and a Canadian To date, $82.7 million of the new building’s examining issues related to the education The Ivey family gift is comprised of university. $100-million goal has been reached, with and retention of nurses and factors that $5 million to support the new building; the federal and provincial governments contribute to their success in a variety of $3 million to establish a unique program “The Ivey family has been incredibly each contributing $25 million in health care settings, and support related that matches unrestricted endowed gifts; generous and consistent in their support infrastructure support, Western teaching initiatives. $1-million endowment to support for Western and for our Richard Ivey School committing $22.5 million and the Ivey initiatives in corporate social responsibility; of Business,” says Western President Amit fundraising campaign already bringing in “The chair will extend my ongoing research, $1.5 million directed to the Lawrence G. Chakma. “This donation, like others from $10.2 million of its $27.5-million target. which for 15 years has examined how best Tapp Chair in Leadership; and $4.5 million the family, will have an enormous impact to empower nurses for excellence in as a bequest from Dick Ivey. on our ability to ensure that Western The 234,000-square-foot, three-storey professional practice in work environments remains a leader in research and education.” facility, designed by Hariri Pontarini that promote the health of both nurses and “As a thought-leader in sustainability, we Architects of Toronto, is scheduled to be their patients,” says Laschinger. are proud that our new home will be as For Dick Ivey, the ability to give once again completed by March 2011. The new environmentally friendly and energy to the business school is something he building will be located on the west side Her research will focus on the causes and e! cient as possible, and we are extremely deems important. of Western Road in front of Brescia consequences of the current professional grateful to the Ivey family for helping us University College, allowing the school to nursing workforce shortage, with a view to meet this high standard,” says Carol “We are delighted to contribute to this expand its undergraduate and graduate optimizing health human resources in Stephenson, Dean of the Richard Ivey project and to enhance the experience of programs. nursing to ensure high quality health care.

THANK YOU TO MEMBERS OF THE 1878 SOCIETIES

It was a pleasure to attend this year’s 1878 Societies Brunch at the Royal Ontario Museum and meet so many of Western’s generous supporters. This year’s brunch took place just days after I was installed as Western’s 10th President and I was honoured to address the University’s closest friends who are the cornerstone of our success.

In 1956, former Western President Edward Hall challenged us to set our course on becoming Canada’s greatest university. I am inspired by Hall’s vision. Together, we will continue to build on Western’s reputation for providing Canada’s best student experience, and set a new course on becoming one of the world’s greatest universities. Western is educating the global leaders and citizens of tomorrow – alumni who will make a di" erence in our community, our country and around the world.

I look forward to many more opportunities to meet with you and hear about your experiences at Western and the many projects and funds that you support here at the University.

Until then, please accept my best wishes for the holiday season and a happy new year! Western’s Annual 1878 Societies Brunch this year was held at the Royal Ontario Museum in Toronto on October 25, 2009. New donors to the Societies are recognized Sincerely, at this event. Amit Chakma 3 CHU FAMILY CREATES CAMPUS HOME FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS STUDENT ENGAGEMENT AND SERVICE IS ENHANCED BY RBC DONATION

Western students will have more opportunities and support to serve the community, thanks to a $2-million donation from RBC Foundation.

This donation will support the new Community Service Learning Program, facilitated through Western, the Richard Ivey School of Business and Huron University College. The program extends the educational experience of students beyond the classroom with real-life experience A C . E C N E R E F F I D A S E K A M N R E T S E W in the community. RBC’s commitment will help expand the program over the next 10 years, and allow approximately 5,000 students each year to take part in this new educational opportunity.

Photo by Paul Mayne Paul by Photo “We have already had great success with community service learning at Western, and are now ready to expand and develop this approach Western President, Amit Chakma, o! cially opened the new Dr. David S. H. Chu International Student Centre in Western’s newly opened in new ways,” says Western’s President Amit Student Services Building. Chakma. “This wonderful gift from RBC to Western makes a di" erence by inspiring Western o! cially opened the Dr. David David Chu, and his son, Western alumnus will be developed and delivered by community engagement and a global outlook S. H. Chu International Student Centre Ken Chu (BA’96, LLD’07), are co-founders Western professors from the Local among our students, and by providing direct October 16, a new hub at the heart of of the Hong Kong based Mission Hills Government Program of the Department bene# t to the organizations they serve. As our campus that will bring students together Group – the world’s largest golf complex. of Political Science in Western’s Faculty of world changes, Western students will be there, from around the world to share ideas, Social Science. helping to lead that change.” culture and inspiration. Though the Chus were unable to attend the student centre’s opening, Ken shared Professor Andrew Sancton, who oversees “At RBC, we believe we have a responsibility to Made possible by a $2-million donation remarks on behalf of his family that were the new program, says Chinese public cultivate future leaders with a strong sense of from the Dr. David S.H. Chu Family of delivered by Chakma. administration scholars want their social responsibility” says Dave McKay, Group Hong Kong, the new centre opens its students to know how things are done in Head, Canadian Banking, RBC. “We are con# dent doors just as Western sets its sights “It is an honour for me and my family to Canada. “We’ve found the Chinese have a that our donation to The University of Western on increasing international student establish a platform where students at great interest in Canadian best practices Ontario will ensure that thousands of students enrolment under the leadership of its Western can gather, exchange ideas, and policies, and to o" er this level of continue to support local non-pro# t and new president, Amit Chakma. and share a common international programming is a tremendous charitable organizations.” perspective,” wrote Ken. “Western gave opportunity for international outreach Chakma delivered remarks at the special me the skills and knowledge I needed to and collaboration.” “Students have a phenomenal desire to event dressed in a beaded leather jacket succeed in business globally, and with the contribute to their communities. Service presented to him earlier in the day during establishment of the Chu International Chen Feng, a visiting scholar from Xiamen learning promotes academic excellence, and a First Nations sunrise ceremony Centre, this is my opportunity to help University who is completing her PhD in gives them real-world experiences that promote celebrating the grand opening of make a di" erence for students from public administration at Western, was also personal and professional growth,” says Ivey Western’s new Student Services Building around the world, at the Western campus.” present at the International Student Dean Carol Stephenson. in which the Chu International Student Centre opening. Centre is located. The Dr. David S. H. Chu Family gift is also RBC provides personal and commercial banking, creating a number of academic awards “The Chu family are great people, great wealth management services, insurance, “This wonderful facility is another great and a public administration program in visionaries,” said Feng. “They think about investment banking, and transaction processing example of the transformative power of China. The new program is a non-credit more than themselves. They think about services on a global basis. As one of Canada’s philanthropy,” said Chakma. “The Chu enrichment experience for students at the society, the country and the world.” largest corporate donors, RBC supports a broad Family’s generosity will help Western selected Chinese universities and for local range of community initiatives. In 2008, RBC educate global citizens and leaders for government o! cials. The series of contributed more than $99 million to generations to come.” lectures, workshops and visits to Canada community causes worldwide.

PROGRESS 2009/2010 AS OF OCTOBER 31, 2009 Academic Unit DOLLARS PLEDGED TO DATE GOAL

Arts and Humanities $329,607 33% $1,000,000 Don Wright Faculty of Music $268,145 54% $500,000 Education $150,115 30% $500,000 Engineering $992,327 40% $2,500,000 Health Sciences $203,081 20% $1,000,000 Information & Media Studies $5,258 1% $500,000 Law $730,758 43% $1,700,000 Libraries $209,165 21% $1,000,000 Mustang Athletics $313,221 31% $1,000,000 Richard Ivey School of Business $12,247,295 72% $17,000,000 Robarts Research Institute $154,459 6% $2,500,000 Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry $1,872,628 19% $10,000,000 Science $1,243,591 25% $5,000,000 Social Science $283,547 19% $1,500,000 Special Projects Student Awards – University Wide $295,198 15% $2,000,000 The Western Fund $664,510 29% $2,300,000 Campus Wide Programs $283,694 2% $15,000,000 $8,890,083 159% TOTAL $20,246,598 31% $65,000,000 Gift Planning * Expectancies $7,374,984 53% $14,000,000

*Represents future commitments such as bequests or life insurance, realizations counted in the current/prior campaign activity by faculty. 4 LAW GALA RECOGNIZES DONORS TO THE MCLAREN PROFESSORSHIP

Western’s Faculty of Law recognized several adjudicating body that oversees the donors at the Richard H. McLaren Professorship International Olympic Committee and the Gala on November 5 at the Hockey Hall of Fame International Sports Federation. in Toronto, Ontario. More than half of the $1.25-million goal for the Sports reporter for CBC News and The National, Richard H. McLaren Professorship in Business Tom Harrington (MA’81), was Master of Law has been raised to create a legacy of Ceremonies for the evening, where Davies LLP scholarship, teaching, and research. The Professor Richard McLaren (left) and Jay Carfagnini (LLB’80), Partner at Goodmans LLP, who donated $300,000 to the Richard H. Professorship will allow the Faculty of Law to celebrate with other alumni and donors to The Richard H. McLaren Professorship in Business Law, at the Hockey Hall of Fame in Toronto. McLaren Professorship in Business Law, and recruit a scholar of international standing in the Goodmans LLP who gave $100,000, were ! eld of business law, with the responsibility of recognized for their contributions. Several contributing to the business law curriculum, other Western Law alumni and friends were while also developing an independent research Bill O’Reilly, Managing Partner, also thanked for their support of the program that will foster advanced scholarship Davies Ward Phillips Professorship. in the area of business law. This person will also & Vineberg, speaks serve as an advisor to students conducting to the crowd at the The Richard H. McLaren Professorship in research in business law. Richard H. McLaren Business Law honours one of Western’s ! nest Professorship Gala educators and enhances Western Law’s “Richard McLaren embodies what we strive for

IMPACT WESTERN on November 5. established strength and leadership in business at Western - he is an internationally recognized law. McLaren has carved out a distinguished leader in more than one ! eld of law and he is a and fascinating career as a professor who life-long mentor to his students,” says Dean of generates loyalty and sparks imagination and Law, Ian Holloway. “It is thanks to the generosity passion in his students. He is an internationally of our donors to projects like this and many recognized dispute resolution arbitrator and others, that we will continue to grow our author who has been involved in many high strength in business law and nurture the next pro! le cases. He has also been involved in the generation of leaders.”

ALZHEIMER SOCIETY SUPPORTS NEUROLOGY NEW CAMPAIGN WEBSITE HIGHLIGHTS THE RESEARCH AT SCHULICH DIFFERENCE PHILANTHROPY MAKES

Alzheimer’s disease, the most common Finger, a neurological expert, plans to A new website has launched to help raise the pro! le of Western’s $500-million form of dementia, is a progressive, further her research in frontotemporal fundraising campaign. The new interactive site features short videos and other degenerative disease of the brain that dementia (FTD), a disorder characterized information about fundraising priorities for each faculty and school. It also serves as a causes thinking and memory to become by mid-life onset of severe dysfunction in source of news and information on campaign progress. seriously impaired. The result is changes in social behaviour and insight. FTD is a abilities and/or behaviour that, once lost, devastating, progressive disease for which In conjunction with the new website, a national print advertising campaign is also now have not been recoverable. New research, there is no available cure, and arguably, appearing in Maclean’s, Canadian Business, EnRoute, Report on Business, Financial Post, however, is suggesting that some very few e" ective symptomatic treatments. and Chatelaine. relearning may be possible. The central hypothesis of Finger’s research is that administration of oxytocin will That’s why gifts like the $100,000 made to improve emotional and social cognitive Western by the Alzheimer Society London de! cits in patients with FTD, resulting in and Middlesex make a di" erence. improved decision-making and behaviour.

The local Alzheimer Society announced Two Alzheimer Society London and that Dr. Elizabeth Finger, an assistant Middlesex Graduate Awards, totaling professor in Clinical Neurological Sciences $25,000, have also been created. They will at the Schulich School of Medicine & be granted to graduate students who are Dentistry and a neurologist at London conducting research related to Alzheimer’s Health Sciences Centre, is the recipient of disease in the Faculty of Social Science, the Marion and Chester Fish Research Faculty of Health Sciences, Faculty of Grant. Worth up to $25,000 per year for Science or the Schulich School of Medicine three years, the grant supports researchers & Dentistry (including Neuroscience). This who address biomedical, psychological, year’s recipients are Jordan Epstein from and/or social aspects of Alzheimer’s the Faculty of Science and Andrea Lischka disease and related dementias. from the Faculty of Health Sciences.

Assistant professor at Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry, Elizabeth Finger (left), has been awarded a grant to “First and foremost, this is an awareness campaign designed to highlight Western’s further her research in frontotemporal dementia. academic strengths and some of the remarkable stories emerging from our campus,” The grant was created says Acting Vice-President (External), Helen Connell. “We’re aiming to capture people’s with a donation from the attention with some provocative questions and compelling images that illustrate how Alzheimer Society London Western is challenging conventional thinking and making a di" erence on a number and Middlesex. Executive of fronts. Director of Alzheimer Society London and “Together with the ad campaign, the new website is a key part of a broader Middlesex, Betsy Little communications strategy to illustrate how philanthropy is making a di" erence in (right), also announced the world through its support of Western teaching and research,” adds Connell. the creation of two graduate awards. Visit the website at: www.westernmakesadi" erence.ca 5

PRIORITY PROJECT: INITIATIVE TO ENHANCE ECONOMIC AND ENERGY RESOURCE GEOLOGY

Economic and energy resource geology People: A priority is to support student • The Richard W. Hutchinson Visiting • Dedicated funds for on-site ! eld schools. contribute to our economic progress and learning through engagement of gifted Industrial Professor in Economic Geology - stabililty in Canada today, and will continue and experienced faculty who will Dr. John Armstrong is taking on this role. • Clusters of ! eld-based, ore deposit to be a driving force in the future nationally e" ectively facilitate leading, teaching, and researchers within the Department who and globally. research. Key position highlights include: Spaces & Facilities: More than $20 million will attract more students at the will go into refurbishing the Biology- undergraduate and graduate levels. Western believes a signi! cant investment • Chair in Petroleum Geology - Dr. Burns Geology Building and enclosing the North today will allow us to feed the industry Cheadle has taken on Associate Professor Campus Building to the ecosystems of the Students: Western is focused on solidifying with exploration geologists equipped and Chair duties of The Bill Bell Chair. Biotron; the creation of new laboratories its position as the place to go for Economic with the knowledge, training, and skills for GIS and Petrology; and building a and Energy Resource Geology. This required to lead the way successfully and • Chair in Economic Geology - the repository and museum. Other initiatives includes developing a 4-year professional

responsibly. Therefore, The Department of candidate for The Robert W. Hodder Chair include: degree program, with a focus on ! eld- A C . E C N E R E F F I D A S E K A M N R E T S E W Earth Sciences has created The Initiative to will be announced in the near future with a based, industry relevant curriculum and an Enhance Economic and Energy Resource start date of January 1, 2010. • Practical experiences such as ! eld expansion of ! eld schools. The Initiative Geology. workshops in North America and abroad. will also focus on:

The University has shown its support for • New courses in keeping with the ever this $41.7-million initiative by committing changing demands of the industry and $23.1 million. The remaining $18.6 million advancements in technology. will be raised through support from alumni, industry and private partners. • An accelerated Masters Program.

The Initiative will build upon strengths • Scholarships and support for students. within the Department paying homage to This will ensure the best students from those who came before as professors, around the globe choose to study with the mentors and enthusiastic students. The Department at Western. It also provides a focus will be on exploration geology for means for industry to partner in support of both soft rock and hard rock sectors, scholarships. ensuring we meet the needs of the mineral resource sector. For more about how you can make a di" erence to the Initiative to Enhance The Initiative is broken down into three Economic and Energy Resource Geology, main areas: People, Spaces & Facilities and contact Paula Luchak at 519-661-2111, ext. Students. 86642. Robert Hodder Richard Hutchison

GE DIGITAL ENERGY DONATES LAB TO ENGINEERING FUTURE SUPPORT FOR WESTERN

Western’s Faculty of Engineering is a leader in support power and communication systems Many alumni and friends have chosen to add Western in their Wills, donate power systems, and now students have a new education and research,” says Engineering Dean gifts of life insurance or retirement bene! ts. By doing so, these donors innovation lab where they can continue to learn Andrew Hrymak. “The Innovation Laboratory will positively a" ect the next generation of Western students, faculty and from Canada’s leading power systems faculty. provide leading-edge equipment to further e" orts researchers, and through them, the community and world. Donated by GE Digital Energy, this power systems in smart grid and green energy technology areas and communications lab will allow for hands-on and support our internationally recognized faculty.” Since May 2009, a number of alumni and friends have made new or experience with the latest power system increases to existing gifts in their Wills totaling more than $7.3 million in protection and communications technology. Mitalkumar Kanabar, a PhD student working on a future support for Western. These expectancies will bene! t Western in the project in collaboration with GE Digital Energy, following areas: The GE Digital Energy Innovation Lab, in the says the laboratory facilities will add value to the Department of Electrical and Computer graduate students’ research work by allowing them • Annual scholarships for students at the Don Wright Faculty of Music. Engineering, opened November 18 and will be to implement and test the developed innovative used to improve the resiliency and ideas in the laboratory environment. • The Ramsay Gunton Chair in Cardiology at the Schulich School of responsiveness of the electrical grid Medicine & Dentistry. Focusing on research and education in cardiology, and allow for greater connectivity the Chair will consolidate Western’s existing strengths in cardiology- and increased security for utilities related research. and consumers. • The Kathleen & Dr. Henry Barnett Chair in Stroke Research at The new high-tech equipment Robarts Research Institute. Support for the Chair will advance (valued at $362,000) in the lab the discovery of new prevention strategies and therapies for the includes protection relays, bene! t of many patients. substation communications equipment, digital radios, test • Clinical undergraduate awards for students in the Faculty of switches, and monitoring and Health Sciences. diagnostics software. Mohammad Reza Dadashzadeh, a Western Engineering post-doctoral • Medical Undergraduate Awards for students at Schulich School Using the lab, students and fellow, explains how the new equipment from GE Digital Energy will of Medicine & Dentistry. faculty will further their research bene! t researchers in power system protection and automation. in advanced protection and • Highest priority needs funding in the Faculty of Arts hardened communications systems, allowing them As one of the leading engineering programs in and Humanities. to develop new tools and algorithms that will Canada, Western is on the cutting edge of result in smarter control and communications protection engineering research, says Larry A gift in your Will today will bene! t Western’s campus technology, helping to create a smarter electrical Sollecito, President & CEO, GE Digital Energy. community for generations. For more information, contact grid for tomorrow. Hallie McClelland, Director of Development: Gift Planning “We know that this innovation lab will enable the at 519-661-2111 ext. 85585 or [email protected] “Western Engineering is very grateful for this next generation of electrical engineers to ensure safe, generous donation from GE Digital Energy to reliable power for people around the world,” he says. 6

THANK YOU TO OUR DONORS

The Lee Foundation A. Peache Society The London Free Press and Bowes Publishers Donors of $250,000-$499,999 THE 1878 SOCIETIES Limited Maplesoft Inc. The 1878 Societies, named for the year of Western’s founding, honour Western’s most generous Nortel Networks Limited Society named in honour of Western’s donors. The listing below recognizes individual members of the Societies who have given $25,000 or Olympia & York Properties Inc. second Chancellor from 1885-1900. more cumulatively, as well as corporations, foundations and associations that have given $100,000 or Ontario Women’s Health Council Pharmacia & Upjohn Inc. John Adamson more cumulatively. Physicians Services Inc. Foundation C. Jane Ban! eld and The Late Dr. Robert H. Haynes Purchasing Management Association of Canada Robert and Donna Bourne In addition, the Helen M.B. Allison Legacies Society, Western’s gift planning program, recognizes R. Howard Webster Foundation Robert V. Brouillard Andrew Chisholm alumni, friends and members of the community who have made a commitment to Western’s future Incorporated Royal LePage Shelter Foundation Barry E. Cunningham through their Wills, life insurance policies and gifts of residual interest. The Salamander Foundation Daniel & Leonard Drimmer Siemens Canada Limited Bill and Barbara Etherington Many members of The 1878 Societies also make annual contributions to a variety of programs and T.R. Meighen Family Foundation, Margaret and Jim Fleck projects across the University. We would like to thank all members of The 1878 Societies for their Michael & Kelly Meighen Dr. and Mrs. Geno F. Francolini TD Waterhouse Group Inc. Margaret and Robert Frewin Award vision and leadership. We also wish to thank those donors who have chosen to remain anonymous. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Herzig This listing re! ects membership in the Societies as of April 30, 2009. The Whitaker Foundation Nora A. Je" ery and Family Dr. William and Mrs. Katharine Kostuk Claude Laberge E.E. Braithwaite Society Louis Lagassé Donors of $500,000-$999,999 Mr. Daniel Lam IMPACT WESTERN Richard and Beryl Ivey Society A.T. Little Society N.C. James Society Dr. Carolynn Lund-Mead Stephen D. McDonald Donors of $25,000,000 and more Donors of $2,500,000-$4,999,999 Donors of $1,000,000-$2,499,999 Society named in honour of Western’s Jean C. Monty second president from 1914-1919. Bruce H. Reid Society named in honour of former Board Society named in honour of Western’s longest Society named in honour of Western’s Dr. Loretta Rogers and The Late Ted Rogers Chair and Chancellor Emeritus, Richard Ivey serving Chair of the Board of Governors from ! rst president from 1908-1914. John and Dotsa Bitove Family Richard E. Rooney and outstanding female philanthropist and 1919-1954. Jacqueline Brien W. Keith Smith volunteer, The Late Beryl Ivey. Mitchell and Kathryn Baran Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Grant & Alice Burton Mr. Lawrence G. Tapp Judith Rachel Harris Ralph M. Barford The Late Dr. W. Glenn Campbell Bud and Joanne Taylor The Richard M. Ivey Family and the Paul and Carol Hill Dr. Keith M. Barron Jack and Sharon Cowin Jim and Beverly Thompson Ivey Foundation The Late Mr. R. Jack Lawrence William Bell G. Mark Curry Arnim K.A. Walter Seymour Schulich Mr. Pierre L. Morrissette Anne and Bill Brock Mr. Stephen Dattels The David and Ina Weldon Family Don Rix and The Late Eleanor Rix Alexander Chan J. W. Lynn Fordham Mary J. Wright The University of Western Ontario Students Joseph and Sandra Rotman The David S. H. Chu Family William H. Fuller Mr. David Wu, The London Athletic Clubs University Students’ Council Mrs. Marjorie Russell and The Late Brendan R. Clouston Mr. Aaron Gestetner Society of Graduate Students Dr. Earl S. Russell The Crooks Family Peter and Shelagh Godsoe Family Foundation A-Channel MBA Student Association The Late Mr. Glen W. Davis and Mrs. Mary Alice Davis Nona Heaslip and The Late William Heaslip Altera Corporation 3M Canada Company John and Mary Beth Drake Donald K. Jackson Alzheimer Society of London Middlesex Associated Medical Services, Incorporated William Hodgins Donna and Michael Kanovsky The Asper Foundation BMO Financial Group Richard W. Ivey David Kassie & Susan Harris Isaac Hellmuth Society AstraZeneca Canada Inc. Bell Canada Rosamond Ivey Arkadi Kuhlmann Donors of $10,000,000-$24,999,999 BCE Inc. Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce Jennifer Ivey Bannock Allan and Donna Lansing Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP Divestco Inc. Suzanne Ivey Cook Fraser D. Latta Society named in honour of Western’s ! rst Canada Trustco Mortgage Co. General Motors of Canada Limited Dr. Donald K. Johnson Jon and Nancy Love Foundation Chancellor from 1878-1885. Coca-Cola Beverages Ltd. Great West Life Assurance/London Life Insurance Richard H. Konrad Anne McKenzie and The Late Bill McKenzie Columbia Sportswear Canada Company/Power Corporation of Canada/ Mr. Paul R. MacPherson Brenda and David Murphy Henry Cheng Conn Smythe Foundation Canada Life Lori and Eugene Melnyk Paul and Lea Reichmann Mr. and Mrs. Arthur and Sonia Labatt Corel Corporation Hand and Upper Limb Centre Surgeons Dr. Katherine L. Morrison Dr. Cecil and Mrs. Linda Rorabeck Counselling Foundation of Canada Hydro One Networks Inc. David Patchell-Evans, Good Life Fitness Clubs Richard Sala The Corporation of the City of London County of Middlesex Imperial Oil Foundation G. Scott Paterson Richard J. Schmeelk Davies Ward Phillips & Vineberg LLP ING Bank of Canada Mr. C. John Schumacher Larry A. Shaw Dell Canada ING Direct USA John A. Schweitzer William Shurniak Eli Lilly Canada Inc. R.M. Meredith Society Microsoft Canada Corporation John and Melinda Thompson Don Smith EllisDon Construction Ltd. Donors of $5,000,000-$9,999,999 Novartis Pharmaceuticals Canada Inc. Donald L. Triggs Andrew and Helen Spriet EMCO Limited The Ontario Legal Aid Plan Graham and Gale Wright George B. Turnbull and The Late Mary Turnbull Fasken Martineau DuMoulin LLP Packard Bell NEC INC. Fred and Linda Waks Society named in honour of Western’s ! rst GE Canada Paul and Lea Reichmann Foundation Albert and Temmy Latner Family Foundation Mr. Lionel Weber Chair of the Board of Governors from 1908-1914. George Weston Limited PeopleSoft Canada Co. The Blackburn Group Inc. David and Ina Weldon Harold Crabtree Foundation R. Samuel McLaughlin Foundation Canadian Diabetes Association Mr. Aubrey Dan The Henry White Kinnear Foundation Reuters Information Services (Canada) Ltd. Canadian Tire Corporation Limited Atkinson Charitable Foundation The Late Dr. Beryl M. Ivey HSBC Bank Canada The Rotman Family Foundation CanWest Global Foundation Canadian Friends-Hebrew University of Jerusalem Dr. Richard M. Ivey Inco Limited Sun Microsystems of Canada Inc. Inc. Canadian Paci! c The Lassonde Family Foundation Investor Education Fund TD Bank Financial Group Donner Canadian Foundation Canon Business Solutions Canada Inc. Isomass Scienti! c Inc. E. I. du Pont Canada Company C.H. Stiller Memorial Foundation Compaq Canada Inc. The John Dobson Foundation The EJLB Foundation Cisco Systems Canada Co. IBM Canada Ltd. London Community Foundation Ford Motor Company of Canada, Limited CMA Ontario The Krembil Foundation London Music Scholarship Foundation GE Healthcare Canada CPI Canada Inc. Law Foundation of Ontario The Lyle Shantz Hallman Charitable Foundation Nortel Networks Limited Dofasco Inc. Merck Frosst Canada Inc. Magna International Inc. GlaxoSmithKline Canada Inc. Ernst & Young Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada McCarthy Tétrault LLP Heart and Stroke Foundation of Ontario Geologic Systems Ltd. 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Witzu Dr. Jack Bottner Thomas H. and Sandra E. Brent William L. Hodgins Bob Pearson Ronald J. Wonnacott Ms S. Jane Broderick Doug Brock Ronald and Susan Holliday Mary L. Penny (nee Zimmerman) Donald Woodley Dr. M. Kathryn Brohman Andy and Leslie Brockway Charles A. Holme Claude Pensa and The Late Elaine Pensa Dr. Mary J. Wright Graham M. Carter Donald Brown Steven and Susan Horvath B. Gail Perry Mary Langmuir Wright Murray J. Chant R. Geo! rey and Nancy B. Browne Thomas P. Howard Bruce J. Peters Mr. and Mrs. Maksym and Anna Yakovishin and Dr. and Mrs. Len and Maria Chumak Dr. Charles and Daisy Bell and Ruth Bell Buchan Robert and Velma Howie The Late Richard Chenoweth and Gaylanne Phelan Dr. and Mrs. Vladimir and Jean Yakovishin Dr. David J. Cohen A C . E C N E R E F F I D A S E K A M N R E T S E W Lorne A. Buck A. Margaret Hughes G. Christopher Phillips Helen M. Yemen Bogdan Mihai Comanita Lucy Anne Buck J. Richard Hunt Audrey Pickard Ms Joanne De Laurentiis Drs. Robert & The Late Carol Buck Onalee and David Hunt Stan Piskorowski Barry W. Dennis B. S. (Bud) Buckle Christopher W. Hyatt Jane Plas S. Je! rey Dixon Paul M. Butler Dr. Richard M. Ivey Alfred R. Poynt LEADERS’ CIRCLES Mrs. Maureen Djorjevic John R. Calvert Jean Janes Mark Poznansky J. Christopher Donald Neil and Heather Campbell Mr. Randall Jang Dorothy Ruth and David Oliver Preston Western has a proud tradition of honouring Robin Dow Roger S. Carp Katharyn Je! eries Karrys John F. Psutka those donors whose commitment re$ ects David Dundas Mr. Daniel Carroll Robert A. Jennings Hubert A. Ramolla the vision and leadership of the University. Dr. Carl A. Eeg Dr. John S. Carruthers Peter T. Johnston Dr. Marjorie Ratcli! e The Leaders’ Circles recognize annual donors Dr. Anne M. Fortier Philip Cercone John W. Judge Mira Ratkaj who contribute $1,000 or more to Western. Toni and Angie Francolini Bosco Chan and Shashi Uniyal Evelyn Phillips Kaplan Beverley J. Rawlings Marie A. Gear Dr. Jan Cioe John E. Kearsey Robert S. Rawlings We are pleased to recognize the following Ms Sabrina A. Gherbaz Gregory Clark Barbara E. Keddy Douglas M. Reid members who have given one or more new The Late Mr. Charles J. Go! Warren and Shirlyn Coleman Paul A. Keery Joan G. Reid gifts to Western from $5,000 - $24,999 Malcolm W. Hamilton Marilyn Ernest-Conibear Margaret Kelch Susan Marie Reid between May 1, 2008 to April 30, 2009. A Arnold W. Harris Dr. John “Peter” Conley Dr. Marta C. Kelly W. Peter Reid full list of all Leaders’ Circles donors can be Mr. William Robert Hatanaka Joyce M. Conn Nancy P. Kendall Reginald W. Richter Douglas and Marilyn Heagle Elaine Conner Arlene M. Kennedy Rosemarie I. Riedmann found on Western’s website and in Alumni D. Bruce Henning John D. Coombs Charles and Margaret Kimball Kerry Ritz Hall. We also wish to thank those donors Mr. Alan R. Hibben James P. Cooper Mary Lou Kingham in Memory of Arthur and Pierre Rivard and Catherine Paquet-Rivard who have chosen to remain anonymous. K.M. Hoang Kenneth Cooper Lillian Kingham Dr. Donald Rix and The Late Eleanor Rix John W. Hobson J. Fredrick Cornhill Saulius J. Kizis Skip and B.J. Robinson Chancellor’s Circle Mr. David I. Holm Michael Cosec R. J. Kulperger Dr. and Mrs. Harold Robinson Bob Howison Dale E. Creighton Chris and Sonya Kwiatkowski Victoria and Sherwin Robinson Donors of $10,000 - $24,999 Brian C.Y. Huen Pat Lightfoot- Cross Stephanie Lachman J. Wayne Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Mark and Anne Hughes Claude F. Damiani Louis Lagassé Ainsley Bernard Rose Mr. James B. Archer-Shee The Late Mr. Ed Hysen Dr. Ronald and Miriam Davidson Dr. William H. Laing Deryck A. Ross MSc 66 Patricia G. Balfour Mr. Nick Iozzo Donna Deaken Genevieve C. Lalonde James H. and Barbara Roth Dr. William Beauchamp Ms Dana Lori James Dr. Jeanne Deinum Douglas M. Lambert Dola Elizabeth Rowland Mr. Christopher Beckman J. Edward Johnson George P. DeKay Chris Lang Patricia Savage Stephen C. Brady Edward E. Kassel Deborah L. Des Rivieres B. Langill Brendon Saxton Mr. Peter Buzzi Sandy K. Kokkinis Denis and Debra Devos Allan and Donna Lansing John Schucht Dr. Nilabh Chaudhary Mr. William J. Lacey Dennis and Janis Dixon Marjorie E. Lanthier John A. Schweitzer Dr. Desong Chen Mr. Danial K. Lam Janet Gail Donald Andre Laquerre Jessie M. Scott Kathryn S.C. Smith Steve Lear Mr. Donald Dority Thomas Laughlin Perouz Misakian Seferian Ms Martha Davis Ms Wendy LeGresley William E. Du" eld Heather Lerner Mrs. Winifred Shantz and The Late Keith Shantz Mr. Denis J. Devos John and Lynne Leitch William M. Edgar Chico M. Levy Frederick W. Sherrin Mr. K Michael Edwards Joel Levesque Dr. Dale Virginia Edwards Catherine R. Liddy Ruth E. Shillington Anthony S. Fell Mark G. Lichty W. Donald R. and Jean E. Eldon Andrew G. Lonseth Steven and Janet Shillington Ann and Bill Fleming Mr. Alan C. Lindsay Catherine Elliot Shaw David K. Lowry Dr. William G. Shipman Richard and Rana Florida Mr. David MacDonald Dorothy J. Emery John A. Lusk Betty Shirley and The Late Jac Shirley Ms Janice Fukakusa Don MacDougall George and Margo Enns Gary and Susan Lyon William Shurniak Mr. Robert B. Gair Charles A. MacQuarrie Dr. and Mrs. David and Mary Erb Corinne MacDonald Constance Sibbald and The Late Dr. William Sibbald Tariq Hassan Gordon Mr. Darren R. Marshall Kevin and Karyn Erker Je! and Kim MacDonald Ronald Simpson Ms Beverley A.K. Hammond Dr. Stuart A. Matheson Frank J. Erle Constance V. MacDougall Robert G. Siskind Dr. Renee Hanrahan Ms Beth McCarthy James A. Erskine Duncan MacGregor David R. Small Mr. Michael B. Hill Mr. Donald A. McIsaac Ms Carol Evans Donald and Leone Macnamara H. Marie Smibert Dr. Rossana Hoyos Mrs. Patricia E. McNabb-Kaminski John (Johnny) Fansher Gary J. Maier M.D. Elizabeth L. Smith Mr. Jonathan W. Hunter Ronald A. McWade R. Joanne Farkas Dr. William J Mallon Marcia C. Smith Meds ‘57 Ms Judith A. Jarvis Daniel M. Mida Joan R. Faulk Orville H. Marshall Barbara Bethune Souter Mr. Bruce Macdonald Mrs. Eleanor Miller Dr. Gary G. and Mrs. Mary E. Ferguson Peter J. Martin David G. Southen Mrs. Penelope A. MacFarlane Robert J. Moriyama Keith and Bertha Ferguson Dr. Paul Max The Sta! en Family - Rob, Sharon, Julia, Gerry Marcus Dr. Eric Morse Ruth Ferguson and The Late Malcolm S. Ferguson Ronald May Ph.D. Matt & Candra Dr. Ausonio Marras Mr. Douglas A. Morton Susan (Ross) Finley Ann and Ron McClatchie Keith and Joan Stainton Mr. Ian A.N. McLagan Mr. John Robert Mountain Constance FitzGerald-Heringer Marion McCracken Michael Steele and Tracy Jollymore Anthony R. Melman M. Catherine Mowbray Douglas L. Flanders Paul and Lynne McCrea Carole and David Stinson Dr. Hugo T.J. Moonen Mr. Derek Neldner Brian and Jennifer Foster Dorothy F. McDade Grant Stirling and Rena Sheskin Martha A.M. Mor* tt Michael and Janet Norris Brian R. Foster Michael McDonald Peter R.C. Story Dr. Seyed A. Nabavieh Dennis B. Nuhn Peter and Libby Fowler John McFadden Robert & Eileen Stuebing Mr. Gordon M. Nixon Dr. Glenn J. Paleczny D. W. Franks Teresa McFadden Felice Suarez Mr. Kevin A. O’Brien Lisa M. Pankratz Dr. John R. Fraser Dr. Donald A. McGee Priscilla Su! el Mr. Terrance W. O’Grady Robert T. Pemberton Morna J. Fraser David McGregor Elizabeth C. Sullivan Shane P. O’Leary Randall Family John F.A. Freiburger William G. McHugh Bruce and Isabel Sully Mr. Tom O’Neill Dr. Bonnie Randhawa William W. Gale Bruce A. McIntosh Ann H.P. Sutherland Mr. Orval Parsons K. Ross Remmer Ted and Cathy Garrard Donald J. McIntosh Kay H. Suzuki Mr. Raymond R. Pether Jim Reynolds Anne Marie Geddes Pamela Ineson McKay Carl E. and Janet G. Swanson Mrs. Sophia Poljanowski Mr. George T. Richardson Douglas E. Gerber Donald A. McKellar Greta T. Swart Drs. Lui Redigonda and Mariela Anderson The Late Charles Ripley and Muriel Ripley Dr. C. R. Giddings Joyce and Darcy McKeough Larry and Joanne Tapp R. Oliver Robinow Lawrence E. Ritchie Graeme and Dawn Gilbert Kathryn McLean Frances E. Taylor Mr. Robert E. Robinson Dr. Douglas W. Rix Frances Gillard Harvey Murray - McMurtry Robert Taylor Dr. Gildo Coelho Santos John and Judith Roman Jeanne Gillies and The Late Donald Gillies Mark R. McQueen Mr. Klaus H. Thiel Mr. William Sembo Mr. Larry J. Rosen James and Eva Good G. Edgar Meads Warren Thirsk Mr. John B. Simcoe Robert G. Ross Jean Gorwill Shirley Mett Hugh Thorne Ms Rosemary A. Sloot Mr. and Mrs. John and Anita Rossall D. Michael Grace James F. Miles P.Eng. Mrs. Agnes (Nan) Timbs The Late Mrs. Edith L. Smyth John T. Rowsom Donald P. Gracey Eileen S. Miller Tracey Tremayne-Lloyd Dr. Rudy Wallman Dr. Don Russell Barbara Baker Graham Mary and Ian Miller Gerald J. Trutwin Shelagh and David Wilson David J. Scarfone Billie D. Grainger Peter F.J. Miller George B. Turnbull and The Late Mary Turnbull Mr. Arnold J. Shell Douglas A. Grant Dr. D. Keith Mills Dr. P. Van der Borch Mr. David S. Simpson Muriel Grant Dorothy Monteith Jan Van Fleet Governors’ Circle Mr. Jan Sorhaug Nancy and Bill Gray Connie Lou Moore Walker Family Foundation Ms Nancy Thunem Burdge F. Green M.D. Donna Moore Dr. Paul Walsh Donors of $5,000 - $9,999 David Tisch Ms Jane Grier Keith and Mona Munro John C. Warren Mr. Gerald J. Vaandering Susan Abbott Lee and Inez Guemple William E. Murphy Gisela Wasse Mark J. Verdun Dr. Donald E. Abelson Kathlyn J. Hagerman Margi and John Nash Dr. Ron Watson The Late Jeremy R. Weber Gregory E. Aboud Dr. Robert and Helen Haggar Mark K. Neale Janice Waud Loper Edward A. Wiese Mr. David Allgood Jon Hall Jan New H. Dene Webber Alan Wright Jamie Anderson Betsy K. Hamilton Emilie Newell Gary W. Weese Mrs. Anne Wynveen Mr. Adam S. Armstrong John and Helena Hamilton Fiona E. Nisbet and John C. Jackson Richard and Jean Weick Mrs. Suzanne M. Young Mr. Je! rey W. Arsenych John W. Hamilton Marie Nixon Dr. David B. Weldon Mr. Morris Zaslow Eve Harp 10

THANK YOU TO OUR DONORS

We would like to recognize the following individuals for their gifts of $25,000 or more and corporations, foundations and organizations for their gifts of $100,000 or more to Western between March 15, 2009 and October 31, 2009. We also wish to thank those donors who have chosen to remain anonymous. This list re% ects those gifts made during the time frame speci! ed above; please note that it does not re% ect cumulative giving to Western. Individual donors who have given $25,000 or more cumulatively and organizations that have given $100,000 or more cumulatively are recognized in The 1878 Societies. In addition, those individuals who have made a commitment to Western’s future through their Wills, life insurance policies and gifts of residual interest are recognized in the Helen M.B. Allison Legacies Society.

Donors of $1,000,000 and more Robert Poirier Carolyn M.H. Cross Mr. Pierre Pomerleau Dr. Regna Darnell Mr. Henry Cheng Paul Sabourin The Late Mr. Glen W. Davis and Mrs. Mary Dr. Richard M. Ivey Seymour Schulich Alice Davis Arkadi Kuhlmann John A. Schweitzer Steve Dent and Janet Maclaren

IMPACT WESTERN Mr. and Mrs. Arthur and Sonia Labatt Robert W. Sta! en Bill and Barbara Etherington John E. and Helen M. Walsh Kirsten J. Feldman The Estate of Mr. R. Jack Lawrence Chuck and Libby Winograd Mr. Ronnen Harary Mr. Michael Hill and Ms Wendy Gibson Power Financial Corporation Alzheimer Society of London Middlesex Mr. and Mrs. Christopher and Michelle Hopper Siemens Canada Limited BD Biosciences Tim Lukenda Hydro One Canadian Cystic Fibrosis Foundation Stuart MacGregor The University of Western Ontario Students CPI Canada Inc. Fred and Emmy MacLachlan University Students’ Council Fisher Scienti" c Wallace, Scott and Michael McCain Society of Graduate Students GE Digital Energy Mr. Philip F.D. Moorcroft MBA Student Association Goodmans LLP Lenny L.Y. Moy J.P. Bickell Foundation (National Trust Co. John P. Ormston Trustee) John C. Park and Family Donors of $500,000-$999,999 Kalamazoo Community Foundation Mr. Michael Phelps Law Foundation of Ontario Richard E. Rooney Fraser D. Latta Mandel Scienti" c Company Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sabourin Manulife Financial Harolde M. Savoy The Estate of C. James Grimes MarketLINK Scienti" c Mr. C. John Schumacher The Ontario Legal Aid Plan John G. Stapleton MacDonald,Dettwiler&Associates RBC Foundation Mrs. Ilonka Szabolcsi Wyeth Pharmaceuticals Sergei and Olga Tchetvertnykh Dr. Paul Vezina Donors of $100,000-$499,999 Mr. and Mrs. Adam Waterous Donors of $25,000-$99,999 Dr. David Wolfe John Adamson David J. Wright Mr. Keith L Heller James and Ellen Baird Dr. and Mrs. Michael Yuhasz William Hodgins William Bell Donna and Michael Kanovsky Laurie G. Campbell The Estate of Albert L. Brown David Patchell-Evans, Good Life Fitness Clubs Mr. Dale E. Creighton

Thank you to our newest Helen M.B. Allison Legacies Society members

We would like to thank the following generous donors who have made a commitment to Western’s future through their Wills, life insurance policies and other planned gifts between March 15, 2009 and October 31, 2009. We also wish to thank those donors who have chosen to remain anonymous.

Dennis and Janis Dixon Jean Janes Douglas M. Lambert Connie Lou Moore Mariann and Randy Southen

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