PRESIDENT’S ANNUAL REPORT 2013–2014 Table of Contents

Message from the President 1

Points of Pride | 2013–2014 2

Student Experience 5

Vibrant Communities 7

Research and Discovery 9

Long-Term Sustainability 11

UPEI By the Numbers 14

Revenues & Expenditures 14

Students 15

Research 17

Campus Community 17

Donor Support 18

Annual Donor Report 19

PRESIDENT’S ANNUAL REPORT 2013–2014 “We are inspired by the possibilities!”

Located in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, the University Message from the President of Prince Edward Island (UPEI) has a rich history with roots in two founding institutions—Prince of Wales College and St. This 2013–14 President’s Annual Report documents a period of significant planning, progress, and accomplishment at the University of Dunstan’s University. The University honours this proud legacy Prince Edward Island. An important milestone was reached in early 2014 with the endorsement of the UPEI Future Directions Strategic through a growing reputation for academic excellence, research Planning Framework 2013–2018 by both the UPEI Senate and Board of Governors. The plan identifies institutional priorities (student innovation, community engagement, and service—locally, experience, vibrant communities, exploration and discovery, and long-term sustainability), informs decision making, and establishes nationally, and internationally. critical measures of success and accountability.

Consistently ranked as one of Canada’s top primarily The strategic plan has already guided the progression of a number of key initiatives. These include developments in programming that undergraduate universities, UPEI offers a wide range of offer new and important student learning opportunities (four-year Bachelor of Science in Engineering degree); improved student access programs and degrees within four faculties and two schools to to services, support, and financial resources (Celebrating Student Achievement scholarship program); and enhanced engagement with 4,400 undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral students from over alumni through the launch of new national and international Alumni and Friends chapters. 60 countries. The University is home to a talented community of educators and researchers including five 3M Teaching Award While guided by our plan, achievements such as these—and the many others mentioned in this report—depend upon the insight and winners, and 14 funded research chairs—one a prestigious efforts of our talented and dedicated faculty, staff, students, alumni, donors, and partners. Their commitment is exceptional. Our engaged Canada Excellence Research Chair. UPEI community is key to ensuring positive student experiences and outcomes, and a successful and sustainable future for our University and the broader community that we serve. We are inspired by the possibilities! Working together, we will achieve our full potential. UPEI’s beautiful campus consists of 28 academic, administrative, and athletic buildings surrounding an historic central quadrangle. Students benefit from outstanding student-faculty interaction, Alaa Abd-El-Aziz, President and Vice-Chancellor exciting research opportunities, a supportive campus environ- ment, international study exchanges and placements, and over $5.3 million in scholarships. Upon graduation, they join our network of Vision: The University of Prince Edward Island will be a leader in delivering outstanding experiential learning opportunities that more than 23,000 successful alumni—Panthers for Life!—who encourage our students to develop to their full potential in both the classroom and the community. Driven by discovery, UPEI will be pursue rewarding careers in their chosen fields, demonstrating the a destination for those eager to advance our world by creating new knowledge. Together, we will foster the development of tomorrow’s value and promise inherent in a UPEI education. leaders who will emerge from their studies ready to excel and contribute to the betterment of our local and global communities. Values: Accountability and Integrity • Excellence • Respect and Collegiality • Shared Responsibility

1 UNIVERSITY OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND (L-R) 2013 Founders Verner Smitheram, Theresa MacAulay representing her late husband Bob MacAulay, Nelson Robertson representing his late wife Janice Robertson, and Mike Read.

Welcome Day participants with the UPEI mascot, Pride the Panther. 2013 Honourable Eugene F. Whalen H. Wade MacLauchlan, Getting to know an AVC teaching beagle during the 2013 Atlantic Green Hat Award recipients, Carol president emeritus. Veterinary College Open House. and John MacLeod. Points of Pride | 2013–2014 Welcome Day—Introducing Incoming Recognition of 2013 Founders, and Atlantic Veterinary College Open House— Students to the Campus Community Dedication of MacLauchlan Plaza Connecting with Community since 1988

Delivering an exceptional student experience is a priority of the September 25, 2013, was a day of celebration on the UPEI Held annually since 1988, the Atlantic Veterinary College Open University of Prince Edward Island. Assisting with a student’s campus as the University held its fourteenth annual Recognition House is one of the largest and most successful open houses in transition to university is an important part of the process. of Founders ceremony. The annual event acknowledges those Atlantic Canada. Approximately 3,000 people—from babes in Engagement with prospective students begins long before their who have contributed to the University in an exceptional arms to seniors—toured the AVC during its 25th annual Open acceptance to UPEI. Many local and regional incoming students way. Verner Smitheram, Bob MacAulay (posthumous), Janice House on September 28, 2013. are familiar with the University, having participated in UPEI camps Robertson (posthumous), and Mike Read were honoured as the and events or interacted directly with the recruitment team, University’s 2013 Founders. John and Carol MacLeod received the There were activities for visitors of every age, including the faculty, or staff prior to arrival. Others, particularly international Honourable Eugene F. Whalen Green Hat Award which pays tribute popular parade of dog breeds; dog agility and clicker training students, may be experiencing UPEI for the first time. to individuals who have had a significant impact on the Atlantic demonstrations; Teddy Bear Clinic; stick-horse rodeo for children Veterinary College. over three; and opportunities to see poultry, sheep, a calf, a pig, Each year, all students are encouraged to participate in Welcome alpacas, and other interesting animals. In the AVC dog park, the Day—a friendly and informative introduction to the campus held Immediately following the Recognition of Founders ceremony, College’s teaching beagles happily greeted everyone with bright prior to the start of classes. MacLauchlan Plaza, located adjacent to the Health Sciences eyes and wagging tails. Building, was dedicated in honour of UPEI’s fifth president, Welcome Day 2013 provided a lively opportunity for the campus H. Wade MacLauchlan, president emeritus. UPEI now enjoys five Organized and run by AVC students, this annual event is an community to come together to greet and assist students and their beautiful plazas—each named for one of the University of Prince opportunity for people to go behind the scenes at the only families. Participants toured the campus; visited the bookstore; Edward Island’s first five presidents—Baker, Meincke, Eliot, Epperly, veterinary college in Atlantic Canada. picked up ID cards; paid for tuition and services; met faculty, staff, and MacLauchlan. and friends; and kicked off a fun-filled Orientation Week.

PRESIDENT’S ANNUAL REPORT 2013–2014 2 Architectural rendering of the School of Sustainable Design Engineering Assistant Registrar Darcy McCardle (centre) with Celebrating Student and Centre of Engineering Design and Industry Partnerships. Achievement scholarship recipients Kristen Murray and Curtis Hall. Gaining Momentum— UPEI Senate and Board of Governors Introducing the Celebrating Student School of Sustainable Design Engineering Endorse Strategic Plan Achievement Scholarship Program

Progress continued throughout 2013–2014 on the planning 2014 saw the University of Prince Edward Island Future Directions The University of Prince Edward Island has a long-standing and development of UPEI’s new School of Sustainable Design Strategic Planning Framework 2013–2018 endorsed by both tradition of academic excellence. Its learning environment offers Engineering and Centre of Engineering Design and Industry the UPEI Senate and Board of Governors. From the inception of a quality student experience and is highly supportive of student Partnerships, and the four-year Bachelor of Science in Engineering the Future Directions visioning process and the Dare to Dream success. In February of 2014, the University announced improved degree. The University worked in consultation with the Province initiative, UPEI ensured a collaborative, consultative, and access to scholarship support by restructuring the delivery of its of PEI, the Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency, various transparent strategic planning process. During development, undergraduate academic awards through a new initiative, the industry partners, and the Maritime Provinces Higher Education great efforts were made to incorporate the input of the community Celebrating Student Achievement scholarship program. Commission. The new degree program was approved in June while maintaining a focus on addressing challenges and building 2014—marking the completion of the School’s launch phase. upon opportunities to grow UPEI’s overall strengths. Beginning in the 2014–2015 academic year, the program will enhance UPEI’s donor-funded scholarships and awards by offering Next steps in program development include the creation of an The resulting document includes the strategic plan, an guaranteed entrance scholarships based on admission averages engineering advisory council made up of academic and industry operational overview, a scorecard identifying institutional targets for students entering UPEI directly from grade 12. In addition, leaders in the field, and the hiring of an associate dean of and timelines, and a short-term enrolment plan. It will inform guaranteed academic excellence awards will be granted to engineering who will work with colleagues and the advisory University decision making, resource planning, and initiative undergraduate students who meet the grade scale criteria during council to establish the School as a centre of engineering implementation in support of four student-centred priorities: their second, third, and fourth years. There are four levels of excellence and innovation. The council will advise on expectations student experience, vibrant communities, exploration and awards, ranging from $500–$3,000 per year, based on a student’s and needs within engineering-linked industries and markets, discovery, and long-term sustainablity. academic average from the previous year. ensuring delivery of a highly relevant program in the School’s areas of focus—bioresources, sustainable energy, and mechatronics. Since its adoption, the strategic plan has guided numerous It is anticipated that this initiative will assist many more students actions and developments including those related to recruitment, entering first-year programs as well as upper-year students Construction of the School of Sustainable Design Engineering retention, alumni participation, and sustainability. who would not have been eligible to receive support under the began in the fall of 2014. previous awards system.

3 UNIVERSITY OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND Chancellor Don McDougall. Faculty of Science graduates Mike Ogden and Jessica Oickle with Alumni Award winners (L-R) E. Kent Stetson, C.M.; Trent Cousins; and Dr. Debbie MacLellan, interim dean. Dr. Ameet Singh. Island Native Don McDougall Installed as Over 1,000 Students Graduate during Recognizing 2014 Distinguished Alumni UPEI’s Eighth Chancellor 2014 Convocation Ceremonies and Young Inspiring Alumni

At an installation ceremony held on March 29, 2014, Don McDougall, Chancellor Don McDougall presided over his first Convocation In late July 2014, UPEI celebrated its annual Reunion Weekend. a native of Bloomfield, Prince Edward Island, was installed as the ceremonies on May 10, 2014. He joined President and Vice- More than 600 alumni, the largest Reunion Weekend attendance University of Prince Edward Island’s eighth chancellor. Chancellor Alaa Abd-El-Aziz in congratulating more than 1,000 ever, participated in 22 events, including the Panther Golf Classic graduates as they received their degrees, diplomas, and certificates. tournament, the third annual all-years mixer, the annual PWC McDougall is president and CEO of Rambri Management, and Included in the class of 2014 were the first graduates of UPEI’s Luncheon, and the naming of SDU Main Building. eJust Systems, both located in Stratford, Ontario. Prior to these Master of Nursing, Bachelor of Education (Kindergarten), Bachelor responsibilities, he had an illustrious career spanning both public of Education (French Kindergarten), and Doctor of Philosophy A highlight of the weekend was the presentation of the UPEI and private sectors. McDougall has a deep interest in post- (Faculty of Science) programs. Alumni Association’s annual Distinguished Alumni and secondary education; he has served as chair of the University of Young Inspiring Alumni Awards. In 2014 there were three Western Ontario Board of Governors and completed a nine-year recipients. Celebrated Canadian playwright, author, teacher, term as a member on its Ivey Business School Advisory Board. In director, and mentor E. Kent Stetson, C.M. (BA’70) received 1976 he was elected Canada’s “Baseball Man of the Year” and was the 2014 Distinguished Alumni Award, which commemorates inducted into the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame for his tireless a graduate for outstanding contributions to knowledge, the efforts to bring the Toronto Blue Jays to Canada. McDougall holds arts, the community, humanity, or the University. Receiving an MBA from the Ivey Business School and an honorary doctorate Young Inspiring Alumni Awards were Trent Cousins (BBA’09), from UPEI. During the ceremonies, honorary Doctor of Laws degrees were entrepreneur and community-minded leader, and Dr. Ameet conferred on four outstanding individuals: (L-R) retired Canadian Singh (DVM’06), assistant professor of veterinary surgery, Chancellor McDougall and his wife, Marion, are no strangers to Forces Major-General Matthew Macdonald; businessman and Ontario Veterinary College, University of Guelph. These UPEI. McDougall is a graduate of St. Dunstan’s University (SDU), champion of community health and development Robert K. Irving; awards honour a graduate under the age of 40 who has shown and Marion is an alumna of both Prince of Wales College and SDU. music educator and former Lieutenant Governor of Prince Edward outstanding determination in achieving success at a young age. They are great benefactors to UPEI; the innovative Don and Marion Island, the Honourable Barbara A. Hagerman;and community McDougall Hall, home to the School of Business, was named in their visionary and retired educator James C. MacAulay. honour in 2008. Welcome home, Dr. McDougall!

PRESIDENT’S ANNUAL REPORT 2013–2014 4 Student Experience —improving student learning and experiences by examining what, and how, we teach in support of UPEI’s vision of becoming a leader in experiential learning.

School of Nursing students Joshua Talebi and Callie Nelson gain valuable nursing experience in a technologically advanced simulation lab in the Vera Dewar Learning Resource Centre, Health Sciences Building.

Students learn about equine health, Students Freya, Sodam, Bella, Akanksha, and Emelyn participate in an Mary-Claire Sanderson, AVC Class of A kinesiology class underway in the Health Sciences Building. among other topics, at the Atlantic International Development Week event at the Chi-Wan Young Sports Centre. 2016, with feline friend Prince Henry at Veterinary College Summer Academy. the AVC’s Veterinary Teaching Hospital.

>> In 2012 the Atlantic Veterinary College established the AVC Summer Academy, an academically based one-week program that offers undergraduates first-hand knowledge of the rigorous DVM degree program. The program is already having an impact at AVC. Six students who were accepted into the DVM program in 2014 participated in the Summer Academy.

>> International student numbers continue to rise at UPEI. In the fall of 2013, international students made up 13.8 per cent of the total student body. Active recruitment efforts directed at specific international audiences, and positive international student experiences at UPEI, contribute to this upward trend. Internationalization of the campus enriches the learning experience and the social and cultural environment for all students.

>> Seventy-three UPEI varsity athletes received CIS Academic All-Canadian recognition in December 2013. This record-high number represented almost 40 per cent of UPEI’s total student-athlete population of 185 athletes, and was one of the top percentages in Canada. In order to receive this national recognition, student-athletes must achieve an academic standing of 80 per cent or higher. 5 UNIVERSITY OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND Jeff MacLean, UPEI student recruitment coordinator, assists a student Students Anika Mueller, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, University of (L-R) Business students Ryan Cassidy, Melanie McKenna, Parker Baglole, during a first-year enrolment session. Calgary, and Nancy Brochu, Atlantic Veterinary College, work in Kenya and Rebecca Cole, with faculty member Dr. Don Wagner, at the NIBS on a cow comfort research project supported by Veterinarians Without Worldwide Case Competition held in London, UK. Borders—Canada. Inset photo: Dr. John VanLeeuwen, AVC. Providing students with dynamic and relevant learning For the past ten years, Dr. John VanLeeuwen, professor of UPEI Business students are actively engaged in the classroom opportunities lies at the heart of UPEI’s strategic plan. epidemiology and ruminant health management at the Atlantic and community, and continue to demonstrate the quality of The University is committed to helping students achieve Veterinary College, has led a program in Kenya involving over their education through consistent success in national and their personal and academic goals by delivering innovative 100 Canadian and Kenyan veterinary faculty, graduate and international competitions. In November 2013, a UPEI Business programming, improved services, and enhanced support systems. undergraduate students, and paravets. The program has partnered case team made up of undergraduates Parker Baglole, Ryan Recent examples of enriched student experience opportunities with Canadian organizations Farmers Helping Farmers and Cassidy, Rebecca Cole, and Melanie McKenna placed first in the include the four-year Bachelor of Science in Engineering degree, Veterinarians Without Borders—Canada, and Kenyan dairy co- national Scotiabank Ethics in Action Case Competition held at compressed one-year Bachelor of Education programs, and new ops, on development and research projects. As a result, veterinary Dalhousie University, and in March 2014, the team placed in the specializations within the Business Administration degree, as well students gain valuable experience, and each year nearly 1,000 top four at the Network of International Business Schools (NIBS) as the revitalized scholarship program, one-stop-shop for student Kenyan farm families benefit directly from research, herd health 2014 Worldwide Case Competition held in London, UK. services, and early registration option. activities, and training.

Tim Kendrick, men’s basketball coach, with First-year AVC students gather in one of UPEI Business student Rebecca Dawson visits Proud Class of 2014 UPEI Panther women’s ice hockey players (L-R) Keirstin Visser, Ferran Brown, Anja player Tyler Scott. their study labs. Paris during a semester spent studying in BBA graduate Emonigho Weisser, Christina Kelly, and Lyndsay Oakes. Keirstin played on the 2014 Team Amiens, France. Abamwa. Canada International University Sports Federation Games team, and Anja was selected to Team Germany’s roster for the 2014 Winter Olympics.

>> A goal of UPEI’s “student experience” strategic priority is to provide increased student access to “out-bound” study and community engagement opportunities in different countries around the globe. UPEI currently has over 100 student mobility partnerships in place worldwide, including active bilateral exchange agreements, School of Nursing clinical placements, and Faculty of Education practicums. Between 25 and 30 Education students travel each year to an out-of-country or remote location for six-week placements as a requirement of their International and Indigenous Education specializations. The entire fourth-year class of the DVM program participates in experiential learning opportunities through “internal” rotations—placements under the supervision of an AVC faculty member—in, for example, Thailand (shrimp), Kenya (dairy cattle), Québec (ruminant medicine), or the Yukon (wildlife rotation); or “external” rotations to zoos, private clinics, or research facilities, under the supervision of a licensed veterinarian. In the spring of 2014, 10 UPEI student nurses participated in international clinical placements in Sweden, England, Costa Rica, Honduras, and St. Lucia; and students from various faculties engaged in longer term (six-month to one-year) student exchange programs.

PRESIDENT’S ANNUAL REPORT 2013–2014 6 Vibrant Communities —making UPEI a centre that fosters the development and growth of our people and the engagement of our communities.

Young Panther campers race across UPEI’s historic quadrangle—just a few of the thousands of people who visit the campus every year to enjoy the University’s athletic facilities and community recreational programming. In addition to offering varsity sport and campus recreational activities, the Department of Athletics and Recreation hosts tournaments, events, athletic championships, and Panther Academy camps for children and youth.

President Emeritus H. Wade MacLauchlan with prize recipients Awards were presented to Physics, Computer Science, and Business Co-op UPEI’s critically acclaimed Wind 2014 Mental Health Week participants (L-R)­ Reid Burke, executive director, Hye-Jeon Jang and Mary-Claire Sanderson, and guest speaker students during National Cooperative Education Week (March 17–21, 2014). Symphony continues to impress and Canadian Mental Health Association, PEI Division; Cathy Rose, accessibility Miranda Hill at the 2013 MacLauchlan Prizes for Effective Winners included Co-op Students of the Year (L-R) Alex Davidson, Business delight audiences in performances held services coordinator, UPEI; Alicia Raimundo, TEDxTalk speaker; James Writing celebration. Entrepreneurial; Matt Stewart, Computer Science;and Ling Chen, Business. throughout the region. Reddin, counsellor, UPEI; and Treena Smith, manager, Student Affairs, UPEI.

>> On November 15, 2013, UPEI celebrated the second annual MacLauchlan Prizes for Effective Writing. Over forty students and four faculty members received awards. The prizes distribute up to $30,000 annually and are presented in recognition of the importance of effective writing as a foundational skill for academic success and lifelong learning.

>> In 2013–14, over 100 Business Co-op Education students completed work assignments with public and private organizations across PEI and beyond. Computer Science and Physics also offer co-op learning opportunities. >> UPEI’s second annual Mental Health Week was held in March 2014, raising awareness about mental health issues by engaging the campus community in compassionate and meaningful dialogue. >> The UPEI Wind Symphony, under the direction of Dr. Karem Simon, received the 2014 Music PEI Award for Achievement in Classical Music in late January, 2014. 7 UNIVERSITY OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND Delegates to the Canadian Student Leadership Conference gather A dancer performs a traditional Mi’kmaq dance at the sixth annual Dr. Tim Ogilvie AVC Vet Camp participants learn how to suture like a outside the W.A. Murphy Student Centre. Connecting Aboriginal Cultures event. veterinary surgeon.

Enhancing opportunities for employee development, team The sixth annual Connecting Aboriginal Cultures Festival was UPEI encourages the greater community to engage with campus by building, and campus and community engagement is identified held at UPEI in October 2013. Organized by the Mawi’omi Centre, hosting activities that include conferences, science fairs, sporting as a critical component of the “vibrant communities” priority Department of Student Affairs, the event celebrated the vibrant events, music festivals and performances, high school graduations, in UPEI’s strategic plan. Advancing community interactions culture and history of the Mi’kmaq people of Prince Edward Island public lectures, symposia, and youth camps. Panther Academy in learning, research, and service enriches outcomes, and and featured a traditional Pow Wow, singing, traditional drumming, Camps attract children of all ages, and over 2,000 students in contributes to connectivity and pride. UPEI also engages with and dancing. grades 7–12 have participated in a behind-the-scenes experience of community by welcoming thousands of visitors to campus each veterinary medicine since the Dr. Tim Ogilvie AVC Vet Camp began year. In September 2013, 750 of Canada’s brightest high school The Mawi’omi Centre, located in the Kelley Memorial Building, offers in 1999. Other camps offered by, or held at, UPEI include Math, students—Canadian Student Leadership Conference delegates— mentoring and support services, and a gathering place on campus Physics, and Women in Science and Engineering (WISE) Camps. and 250 advisors toured UPEI and participated in activities with where students can study and relax, host events, and hold meetings Camp experiences in academic disciplines encourage students to faculty, staff, and students. while attending UPEI. consider pursuing these areas of study at the post-secondary level.

Faculty Recognition Night award recipients (L-R) Amy Attending the launch of IslandNewspapers.ca are (L-R) UPEI Librarian In May 2014, WISE (Women in Science and Engineering) held an Engineering, Math, and Technology camp at UPEI for MacFarlane, Richard Schneider, Dr. Gordon MacDonald, and Mark Leggott; Donald Moses, UPEI Digitization Initiatives and 52 girls in grades 7 to 9 from across Prince Edward Island. “Girls Get Wise” is an initiative of WISE Atlantic, Island-Wise, Dr. Spencer Greenwood. Systems; Simon Lloyd, University Archives and Special Collections; Engineers PEI, and ITAP in conjunction with faculty from UPEI’s Departments of Physics, Chemistry, and Engineering. and Gary MacDougall, managing editor of The Guardian.

>> UPEI’s annual Faculty Recognition Night was held on May 7, 2014. Co-sponsored by the UPEI Faculty Association and the Office of the President, the event recognizes faculty excellence and achievement. Hessian Awards for Excellence in Teaching were presented to Amy MacFarlane, School of Business, and Dr. Gordon MacDonald, Mathematics and Statistics. A Hessian Award for Excellence in Teaching by a sessional instructor was presented to Richard Schneider, Environmental Studies. Dr. Spencer Greenwood, Biomedical Sciences, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, received the UPEI Merit Award for Scholarly Achievement.

>> A collaborative partnership between UPEI’s Robertson Library, The Guardian, the PEI Public Archives and Records Office, and the University’s “Hacker-in-Residence” Peter Rukavina resulted in the creation of IslandNewspapers.ca, a searchable online archive of digitized Island historic newspapers. The initiative, part of islandarchives.ca, was launched in February of 2014.

PRESIDENT’S ANNUAL REPORT 2013–2014 8 Research and Discovery —developing an increasingly integrated research culture that reaches further into our classrooms and community.

UPEI’s researchers and scholars are recognized and respected for their expertise in a wide variety of fields within the broad categories of environment, health, and community and culture. They are actively involved in research and studies that have both immediate applications and long-range benefits, and that contribute to the environmental, economic, social, and cultural landscapes of PEI and beyond.

The PEI Urban Red Fox Research Project As part of her PhD studies in the Department of Dr. Kate Tilleczek, Canada Research Chair in Youth In attendance at the release of the SHAPES-PEI Report were (front) Dr. Rosemary achieved a major crowd-sourcing milestone in Biomedical Sciences, Dr. Michelle Patterson conducted Cultures and Transitions (centre), with Ron Canuel, Herbert, dean; Dr. Jo-Ann MacDonald, associate professor; and Dr. Donna Murnaghan, March 2014, reaching 2,500 fox sightings that research into optoacoustic imaging to detect and learn president and CEO of the Canadian Education Association adjunct professor, UPEI School of Nursing, with (back) Honourable Alan MacIsaac, were reported to its website: upei.ca/redfox. about cancer. Her work was supervised by Dr. William (CEA), and Dr. Michele Jacobsen, CEA vice-chair and minister of Education and Early Childhood Development; Sterling Carruthers, school Photo courtesy of Hailey Lambe. Whelan, professor of Physics and Biomedical Sciences. awards committee chair. Photo courtesy of CEA. health specialist; and Honourable Doug Currie, minister of Health and Wellness.

>> In October 2013, Dr. Kate Tilleczek, Canada Research Chair in Youth Cultures and Transitions, was honoured with the Canadian Education Association’s (CEA) prestigious Whitworth Award. The CEA has presented the Whitworth Award every three years since 1967, in recognition of individuals who have made a sustained and substantial contribution to education research over time.

>> Results of the 2012–2013 SHAPES-PEI (Student Health Action Planning and Evaluation System) Provincial Student Health Profile were released in February 2014. In cooperation with the provincial government, and implemented in collaboration with the national Youth Smoking Survey funded by Health Canada, SHAPES-PEI gathers information from students in grades 5 through 12 about healthy eating, physical activity, mental fitness, and bullying. The survey results will guide the PEI Department of Health and Wellness in the development of programming and policies to help Islanders live healthier lives.

9 UNIVERSITY OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND President and Vice-Chancellor Alaa Abd-El-Aziz;Dr. Russell Kerr, Honourable Gail Shea, minister of Fisheries and Oceans; Dr. Kate Canada Research Chair in Marine Natural Products;Honourable Tilleczek, Canada Research Chair in Young Lives in Global and Local Gail Shea, minister of Fisheries and Oceans; Dr. Javier Sanchez Contexts;and Dr. Robert Gilmour, vice-president, Research and representing Dr. Crawford Revie, Canada Research Chair in Population Graduate Studies. Health: Epi-informatics. Research Excellence at UPEI The Canada Research Chairs program supports researchers in more than 70 Canadian post-secondary institutions, who are conducting research in the natural sciences and engineering, health sciences, and social sciences and humanities disciplines. The Honourable Gail Shea, minister of Fisheries and Oceans, visited UPEI in January 2014 to announce the renewal of two Canada Research Chairs, and again in May to award a new Tier 1 Canada Research Chair. Awarded second five-year terms were Dr. Russell Kerr, a professor in the Department of Chemistry, as Canada Research Chair in Marine Natural Products, and Dr. Crawford Revie, a professor in the Department of Health Management, as Canada Research Chair in Population Health: Epi-informatics. Dr. Kate Tilleczek, a professor in the Faculties of Education and Arts (Sociology/Anthropology) at UPEI and an adjunct research scientist at the Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto, was awarded a renewable seven-year appointment as a Tier 1 Canada Research Chair in Young Lives in Global and Local Contexts.

European green crabs first arrived in eastern PEI about a decade ago. This invasive species has been advancing from east to west ever since, devouring shellfish and destroying habitat as they go. They pose a multi-million dollar threat to our shellfish industry, and Dr. Sophie St-Hilaire, Canada Research Chair in Integrated Health Research for Sustainable Aquaculture, believes she may have a solution: fishing. Dr. St-Hilaire has discovered the conditions under which green crabs moult their shells. She believes a fishery can be established that could save our shellfish and create a new seafood product in the process. Dr. Adam Fenech, director, Climate Research Lab, demonstrates the effects of sea-level rise on North Rustico, PEI.

>> Imagine a video game in which you can fly over a 3-dimensional map of Prince Edward Island using your controller to simulate how climate Dr. Sophie St-Hilaire, Canada Research Chair in Integrated Health change, coastal erosion, and sea-level rise will affect our fragile coastline over the next century. That’s CLIVE—the Coastal Impact Visualization Research for Sustainable Aquaculture, on site during spreading of Environment—a tool created by UPEI’s Climate Research Lab. Launched in 2014, CLIVE made global headlines and won first place in MIT’s oyster seed, North River, PEI. Communicating Coastal Risk and Resilience competition. The technology behind CLIVE is now being exported to coastal communities and islands around the world.

PRESIDENT’S ANNUAL REPORT 2013–2014 10 Long-Term Sustainability —achieving growth to ensure a thriving, sustainable future.

In May 2014, over 1,000 students graduated from the University of Prince Edward Island. They join a strong and supportive global network of 23,000 fellow alumni—proud and successful graduates of St. Dunstan’s University, Prince of Wales College, and the University of Prince Edward Island. The successful recruitment and retention of talented students, and the ongoing engagement of our alumni, are critical to UPEI’s long-term sustainability.

Engineering student Andrew President and Vice-Chancellor Alaa Abd-El-Aziz UPEI’s Recruitment Office team assists prospective, new, and returning students. (L-R) Sarah UPEI’s Faculty of Education recently revitalized programs and program Simmons takes a turn in class with award recipient Dr. Jerry Wang at the 2014 Roach, recruitment coordinator; Ryan Giddens, recruitment coordinator; Jessica Reynolds, delivery. Pictured with Dr. Ron MacDonald, interim dean of education as Project Manager. Presidential Recognition Awards of Merit event. student assistant; Jeff MacLean, recruitment coordinator; Rebecca Drum, administrative (centre), are 2014 graduates Rachel Earl and Andrew Macdonald. assistant; and Nicole Wadden Garland, transitions coordinator.

>> UPEI’s annual Presidential Recognition Awards of Merit and 25-year Service Awards recognize outstanding performance and dedication to students and our community—on-campus, provincially, and globally. The awards were presented to faculty and staff on May 7, 2014. Recipients of Awards of Merit for Faculty and Librarians were Dr. Doug Dahn, Science; Dr. Debbie MacLellan, Science; Dr. Shannon Murray, Arts; Dr. Jamie Burr, Science; Dr. Ian Gardner, Veterinary Medicine; Dr. Edward MacDonald, Arts; and Dr. Greg Doran, Arts. Staff were recognized with Awards of Merit in several categories—exemplary service: Kate Graham, Applied Human Sciences; Debbie McKie, Human Resources; and Dr. Jerry Wang, International Relations; campus spirit: Angela Marchbank, Athletics and Recreation; volunteer and community service: Doug Burton, Information Technology Systems and Services; and Sharon Thompson, Facilities Management; and support and student success: Lori Cummings, Student Affairs.

11 UNIVERSITY OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND Alumni enjoy the annual Prince of Wales College (PWC) luncheon held during the 2014 Reunion Weekend.

The development of innovative and specialized programming that Calgary Alumni Chapter launch attendees included (L-R) Jeff Ellis directly addresses student expectations is a critical focus of UPEI’s long- (BBA’06), Dr. Alaa Abd-El-Aziz, Jonathan McKearney (BBA’05), and Emily term sustainability priority. McIver (BBA’05).

UPEI is committed to fiscal, environmental, and cultural Access to a program of interest is one of the most influential UPEI’s network of over 23,000 alumni spans the globe. sustainability by managing resources in a responsible and factors that students consider when selecting a university. Program The University is proud of the professional contributions, accountable manner. To safeguard the long-term sustainability of availability, renewal, and innovation are critical to achieving strong connections, and commitment of our talented graduates who the University, UPEI is developing and implementing initiatives enrolments, ensuring academic excellence, addressing expectations, are making an impact through their careers and voluntary —identified within, or aligned to, the UPEI Strategic Plan—to and benefiting graduates within their chosen professions. In 2013– activities in communities around the world. address or enhance areas of strategic priority. These areas include 2014, UPEI’s Faculty of Education transitioned its two-year BEd recruitment and enrolment, retention, services and supports to programs to compressed one-year programs (English and français In 2014 the University’s Department of Development and students and the student experience, employee development langue seconde); the School of Business introduced four new Alumni Engagement advanced an initiative to strengthen and recruitment, funding and budget development, program specializations to the BBA degree (finance, marketing, organization connections with our alumni—nationally and internationally. development and renewal, fund-raising, community engagement, management, and tourism and hospitality); and a new four-year UPEI Alumni and Friends chapters were successfully established ancillary operations, and risk mitigation. Bachelor of Science in Engineering degree was approved. in Hong Kong, Ottawa, Calgary, Vancouver, Boston, Halifax, St. John’s, and Toronto.

English Academic In 2013–2014, UPEI’s Conference Services welcomed fourteen large academic/business UPEI is proud to recognize the support of the St. Dunstan’s University (SDU) Board of Governors The athletes and coaches of Panther Sport play an active Preparation classes conferences, and six major sporting events to campus. The Canadian Higher Education and SDU alumni. Pictured are (front) George MacDonald, chair, SDU Board of Governors; Dr. Alaa and inspirational role in the PEI community. assist with language Information Technology Conference (CANHEIT) attracted over 400 higher education IT Abd-El-Aziz, UPEI president and vice-chancellor; (back) Dr. Christian Lacroix, UPEI vice-president admission requirements. professionals. Above is the CANHEIT banquet in the Chi-Wan Young Sports Centre. academic;and George Morrison, president and executive director, SDU Board of Governors.

>> Faced with a declining local and regional population of prospective students, UPEI is developing recruitment strategies and processes to attract more students, focusing on those attending university directly out of high school, out-of-province Canadian students, international students, and transfer students. Emphasis is also being placed on improving student retention through efforts that include enhanced programming and support services, and the development of an integrated culture in which all UPEI employees regard recruitment, retention, and student success as central to their roles.

>> The University of Prince Edward Island is privileged to enjoy the ongoing support of a diverse and committed community of partners, donors, alumni, and friends who generously contribute their time and resources in support of UPEI and its students. With our strategic plan in place, the University is aligning fundraising goals to address strategic priorities and changing campus needs. Successfully communicating our plans, engaging our supporters, and resourcing priority initiatives will ensure a successful and sustainable future for the University, our students, and community.

PRESIDENT’S ANNUAL REPORT 2013–2014 12 New Student Orientation Week is an informative and fun-filled first week on campus for incoming UPEI students. Over 100 enthusiastic upper-year students faciltiate Orientation Week events. 13 UNIVERSITY OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND UPEI By the Numbers Facts and Figures

Revenues & Expenditures

OPERATING REVENUES (%) OPERATING EXPENDITURES AND INTERFUND ($109M—YEAR ENDED APRIL 30, 2014) TRANSFERS (%) ($109M—YEAR ENDED APRIL 30, 2014)

2.5 1.8 3.8 5.0 17.2 4.8 6.3

10.5 51.9 67.8 28.4

 Operating Grants  Tuition and Fees  Salaries and Benefits  Supplies and Other  Ancillary, Sales, Service, and Other  Donations  Capital and Financing Costs  Scholarships and Bursaries  Utilities  Professional Fees and Travel  Repairs and Maintenance

Complete audited financial statements are available under the subject heading, “UPEI Financial Statements,” at home.upei.ca/about-upei/publications Class of 2014 Faculty of Arts (Economics) graduate Yan Yan Li PRESIDENT’S ANNUAL REPORT 2013–2014 14 Students

UPEI offers students a quality education, competitive tuition, and a unique learning experience. Building on strengths, and guided by a student-centred strategic plan, the University is committed to its vision of delivering outstanding experiential learning opportunities that encourage our students to develop to their full potential in both the classroom and the community.

In 2013–2014, reflecting continuing demographic challenges in the region, Atlantic universities once again collectively experienced a decline in undergraduate enrolment for both full-time and part-time students, full-time first-entry students, and transfer students. The region saw growth in only graduate enrolment and international student categories. UPEI outperformed regional averages on both these fronts with graduate student growth of 9.2 per cent, compared to the Atlantic region change of 1.2 per cent, and international student growth of 11.4 per cent, compared to the Atlantic region change of 7.3 per cent.

Over the past decade (2003–2013), Atlantic universities have collectively experienced at -1.2 per cent decline in total enrolment. UPEI has outpaced the average regional rate with total enrolment growth of 13.3 per cent for the same period.

AAU enrolment survey: 2013–14 Preliminary Survey of UPEI Enrolments 10-year changes by category (from 2003 to 2013) (October 1, 2013)

300% 262.8% change change  UPEI All years 2012 from 2013 from 250% (all programs)  Atlantic Region 2011 2012 200% Headcount 4555 -0.9% 4388 -3.7% 144.1% 150% Graduate students 304 10.5% 332 9.2% 106.9% registered 100% International students 534 3.7% 595 11.4% 50% 34.7% registered (full-time) 13.3% 8.5% -1.2% -5.6% Source: Association of Atlantic Universities 0%

-50% Total Total Total Full-time Regional Demographic Challenge Enrolment Undergraduate Graduate Visa Students PROJECTED POPULATION AGED 18–24. NS, NB, PEI, Canada: 2012–2025 (MPHEC) Source: Association of Atlantic Universities (AAU) 2013–14 Survey of Enrolments; AAU 2003–04 Survey of Enrolments Projected population aged 18–24. Index: 2012=100

Change in Total Enrolment Relative to the Level in 1999

45%  UPEI 40%  Atlantic Universities Total (excluding UPEI) 35% 30% 25% 20% 15% Bita Saffary, Katie Gilmour, and Brittani Rhynold are three 10% Between 2012 and 2025, the 18–24 age group is projected to shrink by 21.1 per of dozens of students who received certificates for volunteer 5% cent in Nova Scotia; 20.3 per cent in New Brunswick, and 19.6 per cent in Prince work on campus supporting initiatives of the Student Affairs 0% Department in 2013–2014. 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 Edward Island. 15 UNIVERSITY OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND ENROLMENT 2013–14 CLASS SIZE (DECEMBER 1, 2013) • Average undergraduate class size: 17 (median)

DEC. • Undergraduate classes that have fewer than 30 students: 66% HEADCOUNT 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 (Arts, Science, Business, Nursing) Undergraduate 3465 3592 3668 3722 3651 3588 • Student/faculty ratio: 16.3 (Number of full-time equivalent Professional 456 465 525 534 514 412 students per full-time faculty member) Graduate 279 292 329 311 312 337 Maclean’s University Rankings Total Headcount 4200 4349 4522 4567 4477 4337 Scholarships and Awards Total FTE* 3088 3852 4073 4167 4082 4006 Scholarships and * FTE = # full-time + (# part-time ÷ 3) recipients # Awards Total Awards enrolment* by faculty (%) 2010–11 1,891 2,761 $4.5M (FALL 2013) 2011–12 2,012 3,213 $5.1M 2012–13 2,108 3,065 $5.4M 6.4 6.3 2013–14 2,041 3,062 $5.3M 4 27.8 Source: UPEI Consolidated Financial Statements 6.8

17.2 DEGREES, CERTIFICATES, DIPLOMAS* 31.5 FACULTY 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 Undergraduate Faculty of Arts 246 197 266 228 246 224  Arts  Science  Business  Nursing  Education Faculty of Science 165 156 181 202 189 218 Veterinary Medicine Unclassified/Conversion Certificate   School of Business 159 93 136 176 179 164 * Includes total full-time/part-time undergraduate and professional program headcounts School of Nursing 47 57 67 63 61 73 Professional Faculty of Education 91 84 95 102 127 190 2013 STUDENT ORIGIN (%) Veterinary Medicine 58 60 60 60 61 56 (FALL 2013) Graduate Masters 78 42 107 78 92 75 13.8 Doctoral 2 10 2 5 13 14 Total 846 699 914 914 968 1,014

19.3 * Conferred by academic year. 66.9

The University of Prince Edward Island creates a yearly UPEI By the Numbers update following the October release of regional enrolment numbers by the Association of Atlantic Universities. The most recent version is available online at upei.ca/ Music student Evan Hammell is a member of the UPEI Wind  Prince Edward Island  Other Canadian Provinces  International president/publications-and-documents Symphony, Jazz Ensemble, and Choir. PRESIDENT’S ANNUAL REPORT 2013–2014 16 Research Campus Community

UPEI is an important centre of research excellence in Atlantic Employment Canada, and is home to 14 funded research chairs, including Employment level november 2013 April 30, 2014 the prestigious Canada Excellence Research Chair in Aquatic Epidemiology. The University manages millions of dollars in Permanent Faculty 232 226 research expenditures annually. Individual and collaborative Term Faculty 53 33 research is centred within three main areas: environment, health, Permanent staff 341 339 and community and culture. Term staff 186 177 Total Employees 812 775 In the 2013 Re$earch Infosource measure of overall research Employee numbers do not include casual employees, sessional instructors, graduate students, post- doctoral fellows (fellowship stream), student employees, or employees on leave. Included in the among Canadian undergraduate universities, UPEI moved up four faculty count are Faculty Association 1, Faculty Association 2, and librarians. positions to 4th overall.

2013 BUILDING SPACE/LAND HOLDINGS • Number of buildings: 28 ACADEMIC RESEARCH • Number of student resident spaces: 444 research Income REceived building space square feet 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 Academic/Research/Administrative/Recreation/Other 796,179 $15.9M $17.0M $18.2M $15.9M $17.4M $13.2M Residence 210,000

Source: UPEI Consolidated Financial Statements Total* 1,006,179

2013–2014 Land holdings (PEI) acres • Research Chairs: 1 Canada Excellence Research Chair, 5 Canada Research Chairs, 8 Endowed/Sponsored Chairs Charlottetown Campus 136.5 Morell 90 Undergraduate student researchers Michelle Trenholm and Robyn Connors with Dr. William J. Montelpare, the Margaret and Wallace * Does NOT include spaces such as washrooms, hallways, mechanical rooms, custodial space, etc. McCain Chair in Human Development and Health. Dr. Montelpare and his team are conducting research into concussion injury and recovery.

Dr. Edward Chung, associate PhD student Sean Landsman is Dr. Sunny Hartwig, assistant Barry Connell, laboratory technician, AVC; professor, Religious Studies, and studying and conducting research professor, Department of Biomedical Dr. Tarek Saleh, professor and chair, Biomedical Asian Studies, Faculty of Arts, with Dr. Michael van den Heuvel, Sciences, AVC, researches kidney Sciences, AVC, Atlantic Innovation Fund is translating an 18th century Canada Research Chair in Watershed development and its application to recipient (phase II drug trials); with Confucian document into English. Ecology Integrity. human kidney disease. Dr. Yang-Heon Song, research collaborator.

17 UNIVERSITY OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND Donor Support

The Department of Development and Alumni Engagement at DONATIONS BY AREA (%) DONATIONS BY DONOR (%) the University of Prince Edward Island strives to ensure UPEI’s 1.4 ongoing success by securing private philanthropic support 4.1 3.7 and fostering donor-centred relationships. Donor support 6.3 14.6 enhances the UPEI student experience and strengthens the 6.8 University’s ability to achieve its potential. The adjacent 37.4 information provides a financial review of support received 40.2 12 during the 2013–14 fiscal year. 19.4

The University community—students, faculty, and staff—is proud to acknowledge the generosity of our many donors who have made gifts to the Annual Fund, capital campaigns, and 21.7 32.4 other areas of importance, and who established endowments, awards, and planned gifts at UPEI. Donor commitment and leadership ensures funding for student support, capital needs,  Student Support* $ 1,487,981  Foundations $ 1,385,837 educational programming, and research. The University is  Education & Research $ 803,696  Alumni $ 1,197,535 grateful that our donors continue to make UPEI a giving  Capital $ 717,161  Corporations $ 444,249 priority.  Special Programs & Projects $ 541,012  Campus Community* $ 251,728  Unrestricted $ 151,028  Friends $ 233,000 TOTAL $ 3,700,878  Estates $ 135,501 * Scholarships, bursaries, and awards.  Community Organizations $ 53,028 TOTAL $ 3,700,878 * The Campus Community category represents contributions received from full-time and retired/former faculty and staff, Board of Governors, honorary degree recipients, and on-campus organizations. Donors from this group who are also alumni of PWC, SDU, or UPEI are included under the alumni category.

Dr. Etienne Côté, Dr. Leigh Lamont, Arthur and Sandra Irving, and President and UPEI donors Sally Goddard and Marjorie MacLauchlan attend UPEI’s first annual Andrew Bartlett, Sister Sue Kidd, Dr. Brian Wagner, Father Charlie Cheverie, Vice-Chancellor Alaa Abd-El-Aziz at the plaque unveiling ceremony in the Arthur Donor Picnic held on September 25, 2013, in The McCain Foundation Learning Sister Patricia Smith CND, and Noreen Gillan share lunch and a few stories at and Sandra Irving Community Care Clinic, AVC. Commons, Atlantic Veterinary College. the Donor Picnic.

The PRESIDENT’S ANNUAL REPORT 2013—2014 is published by Integrated Communications for the Office of the President. This report includes statistical information for fiscal year 2013–2014 (May 1, 2013–April 30, 2014) and Points of Pride from academic year 2013–2014 (September 1, 2013–August 31, 2014). PRESIDENT’S ANNUAL REPORT 2013–2014 18 Annual Donor Report

(Top photo) 2014 graduates of the School of Nursing received their nursing pins at their graduation banquet. (Bottom photo) Eleanor and Tom Davies with Nursing graduate Lauren Scott.

Donor Recognition— Caring for Students and the Community May 2013–April 2014 is a Davies Family Priority

The University of Prince Edward Island is pleased to include our Tom (PWC ’57) and Eleanor (Haywood) Davies (PWC ’57) have Annual Donor Report as a component of the President’s Annual supported areas of need at the University of Prince Edward Report 2013–2104. In the pages that follow, you will find the Island, and in the community, for decades. A successful names of over 2,000 donors who have invested in the future of businessman, Tom has made significant contributions to the our students and community by making the University of Prince Island through membership in many support groups, clubs, and Edward Island a philanthropic priority. charitable organizations including the Community Foundation of PEI, and Rotary. In 2013–2014, UPEI donors established 23 new funds that support scholarships and awards. Other generous individuals Eleanor, an alumna of the PEI Hospital School of Nursing volunteered their time and expertise. Many contribute year after (Class of ’60), is well known for her work with the Hospice year. Some of our most recent graduates—our youngest alumni— Palliative Care Association of PEI. A driving force in expanding are already giving back. hospice care across the province, she has made a profound and personal impact on the lives of many Islanders. Eleanor is the Our donors are vital members of the University community. author of I Know an Angel, a book about hospice care on PEI. Their generosity contributes directly to the achievements of the University and the success of our students. We are thankful for Loyal UPEI Annual Fund donors, Tom and Eleanor most recently their ongoing support and proud to recognize them in conjunction supported the purchase of the nursing pins traditionally presented with the recent accomplishments of the University. to UPEI School of Nursing graduates. These pins remind graduates of the importance of their nursing training and the uniqueness The donor profiles and listings that follow demonstrate the extent of their profession. Eleanor continues to wear her PEI Hospital of our community’s commitment to the University of Prince School of Nursing pin with great pride. Edward Island.

19 UNIVERSITY OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND Photo credit: Photography Flewwelling

Dr. Greg Fleming. Heather L. Howatt, RN. Bishop Joseph Faber MacDonald.

Family and Friends Remember Honouring Heather is Important to the Beloved Bishop Leaves Lasting Legacy Dr. Greg Fleming Family of Dr. Erwin Howatt

Family, friends, and classmates of Dr. Greg Fleming (Atlantic The family of Dr. Erwin Howatt, respected Kensington veterinarian In February 2012, Prince Edward Islanders mourned the passing Veterinary College, UPEI, Class of ’98) were heartbroken when he (retired) and community volunteer, experienced a tremendous of the Most Reverend Joseph Faber MacDonald. Beloved by many, passed away at the age of 47 in the Republic of Mozambique. loss upon the passing of Heather L. Howatt, RN, wife, mother, “Bishop Faber” was well known for his dedication to the Island committed volunteer, and valued medical professional. community. Born in eastern PEI, and a graduate of Saint Dunstan’s Described by his many friends and loved ones as an intelligent and University (Class of ‘59), he entered St. Paul’s Seminary in Ottawa compassionate man with a wonderful sense of humour, Greg was Heather was born in Georgetown, Ontario, but called Prince and was ordained to the priesthood in Charlottetown in 1963. a larger-than-life character who was deeply respected—personally Edward Island home for 46 years. She graduated from St. Joseph’s and professionally. School of Nursing and was dedicated to preventative medicine, He was dedicated to his work within the church as a priest and specifically in the area of diabetic education. A patient-centric bishop in Prince Edward Island, Newfoundland, and New Brunswick. Greg worked in private practice, and completed an internship and nurse, she served the Prince Edward Island community for 25 Bishop Faber was also an accomplished fiddler and loved all residency in zoological medicine in the United States. He went on years in both Summerside and Charlottetown. things musical. In 2003, he received an honorary degree from the to become a noted and beloved member of the animal health care University of Prince Edward Island in recognition of his contribution team at Disney’s Animal Kingdom in Florida, where he practiced Erwin and his four daughters—Leslie, Alison, Susan, and Megan— to the preservation and cultivation of Celtic music on PEI through with skill and concern for his animal patients. established a generous endowed fund in memory of Heather and his leadership role in establishing the PEI Fiddlers Society in 1976. the positive impact she had on her family and those fortunate To honour Greg’s passion for animal care, his commitment and love enough to have known her. The fund provides support to fourth- Bishop Faber was a strong supporter of the University of Prince for the Atlantic Veterinary College, and his kind and gregarious year Nursing students who have an interest in preventative Edward Island. He generously contributed to a scholarship for personality, his family, friends, and classmates established an medicine and diabetes education, and Nursing students who students interested in Celtic music and capable of playing an endowment to support The Dr. Greg Fleming Memorial Award for participate in an international placement as part of their UPEI instrument (preferably a fiddle) in that tradition. Upon his passing, an AVC student. This generous award, like Greg’s legacy, will live educations. the University was honoured to receive a generous estate gift from on in perpetuity. Bishop MacDonald that supported the digitization of Celtic music and history, related primarily to PEI, as part of the Robertson Library’s Island Archives project. Bishop Faber’s legacy allows on- line visitors (islandarchives.ca) to enjoy the rich tradition of the Celtic music that he so cherished. PRESIDENT’S ANNUAL REPORT 2013–2014 20 List of Donors We thank the following friends, alumni, faculty, staff, and students of the University of Prince Edward Island, who give generously to this institution. Every contribution supports the vision of UPEI.

Lifetime Honour Roll Visionary Society Members

The Lifetime Honour Roll recognizes individuals, corporations, Members of the UPEI Visionary Society are donors who have a vision for a better future through education. By confirming a gift to UPEI in their organizations, foundations and estates whose cumulative estate planning, they express their confidence in our University and make a positive choice to leave a lasting legacy at UPEI. gifts to UPEI have exceeded $1,000,000. Their tremendous generosity supports life-changing research, scholarships The Haviland Club of Charlottetown Sandra McFarlane that recognize excellence, dynamic and relevant academic Anonymous (18) programs, and enhanced facilities that offer state-of-the-art Doris M. Anderson Sean Hennessey & Peter Meincke learning environments. Roberta MacDonald Bill & Denise Andrew donalee and Myrtle Moulton E. Ralph Hostetter Bill & Denise Andrew Claude & Bernice Bell Barbara C. Mullaly Regis & Joan Duffy Marylou N. Hughes Picton Bilodeau Margaret F. Munro Fred & Shirley Hyndman Joanne Ings Graeme & Alberta Boswall Norma Murphy Arthur & Sandra Irving Kevin Lewis Marjorie E. MacLauchlan and Family David Brennan Ray & Carolyn Murphy Glenn Loranger Margaret McCain Tracey A. Comeau Timothy & Lola Ogilvie Susan Loucks Norman E. Webster and Family Bruce & Patricia Craig Alan & Patsy Scales Harry & Anne Love CORPORATIONS, ORGANIZATIONS, FOUNDATIONS & ESTATES Vera Elizabeth Dewar Rundell & Beatrice Seaman Dunstan MacDonald & E. W. Scott Dickieson Roger Sinclair The Christofor Foundation Heather Henry MacDonald Don and Marion McDougall Foundation Bruce & Carmel Donaldson Stewart & Ardeth Smith Janet M. Macdonald The Eric T. Webster Foundation Regis & Joan Duffy Phillip Watts & Andrea Scott Estate of Ruby Rogers Di Iorio H. Wade MacLauchlan Mary Eliot Christopher & Sylvia Wright Estate of Mary Eileen (McMillan) Fulford Marjorie E. MacLauchlan Elizabeth R. Epperly Estate of Evelyn Matheson Carol & John MacLeod Fondation J.-Louis Lévesque Nancy Field & Eric Cook Andrew & Janice MacPherson IBM Canada Ltd. Fred W. Foster David Mason The Irving Foundation David Frid R. Howard Webster Foundation Dale Mattock & Bill Robertson Frank & Cathy Gillan The Sir James Dunn Foundation Betty & Claude Maurice Roger & Alison Gordon St. Dunstan’s University Board of Governors Margaret McCain UPEI Students Margaret Grant Don & Marion McDougall The Windsor Foundation Richard & Donna Hassard Wyatt Foundation 21 UNIVERSITY OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND List of Donors May 2013–April 2014 Names of alumni are bolded.

Founders’ Society Chancellor’s Circle Leonard Malone Brian Cameron $25,000 + $10,000–$24,999 Peter Meincke Barbara & Gordon Campbell Margaret Munro Grant Canvin & Barb Stevenson Bill & Denise Andrew Eric Butler & Suzanne Rocca-Butler Shauna Sullivan Curley Wayne Carew Donna & Ian Campbell Sheila Caseley Linda Webber Angela Carpenter Vera Elizabeth Dewar G. Sylvia Colpitts J. Charles Cheverie Regis & Joan Duffy Richard & Donna Hassard CORPORATIONS, ORGANIZATIONS, Wayne & Terri Cheverie Tim & Sally Goddard Ron & Susan Keefe FOUNDATIONS & ESTATES Sandra L. Clark Erwin Howatt Ambrose Kwok-Yau Lee Confederation Bridge Limited Walter Clark Marjorie E. MacLauchlan Henry S. Tam G. Dennis Clough Ann McCain Evans Engineers PEI Daniel Coffin Jennifer Robson CORPORATIONS, ORGANIZATIONS, Estate of Leo and Reta (Coady) MacIsaac Sherri Coldwell Norman & Pat Webster FOUNDATIONS & ESTATES Knowledge First Foundation Lockyer Law Professional Corporation Ernest Corrigan Estate of Francis Joseph Costello CORPORATIONS, ORGANIZATIONS, Moonlight International Foundation Kathryn Corrigan Estate of Margaret C. Herring FOUNDATIONS & ESTATES Novartis Animal Health Canada Inc. George V. Curley Estate of Gysbertus (Bert) Loo PEI Mutual Insurance Company Rosemary Curley The Calgary Friends of UPEI Estate of Justin McKean Wayne & Marion Cutcliffe The Christofor Foundation Government of Newfoundland & Labrador Susan P. Dalziel CIBC Procter & Gamble Inc. Deans’ Circle Tom & Eleanor Davies The David and Faye Sobey Foundation Scotiabank $1,000–$4,999 Paul & Susan Deighan The Donald R. Sobey Foundation The Pegasus Family Foundation, Anonymous (6) Beverly Diamond The Eric T. Webster Foundation an advised fund of Silicon Valley Virginia Affleck Bruce & Carmel Donaldson Estate of Bishop J. Faber MacDonald Community Foundation Alan Anderson J. Ivan & Juliette Dowling Fondation J.-Louis Lévesque Wesley and Mary Nicol Charitable Doris Anderson Jo-Anne Doyle Knysh Grant Thornton Foundation George & Nora Bagnall Lawson & Eileen Drake The John and Judy Bragg Family Zoetis Ronald J. Baker Mary Eliot Foundation Tim Banks & Carrie MacNabb Toby & Ailsa Emo The McCain Foundation President’s Circle Angus Beck G. K. Farmer NewCap $5,000–$9,999 Bernice & Claude Bell Barbara Flanagan The Nichola Goddard Foundation Inc. Anonymous (1) Gwilym J. Bevan Earl D. Foster R. Howard Webster Foundation Allan & Judy Curran Graeme & Alberta Boswall Geoffrey Francis Rathlyn Foundation Fred DeLory Doris Boulet Drew Fraser The Sir James Dunn Foundation Kent Kaufield Mike Bowick & Joanne Peters Christopher R. Gallant The Sobey Foundation Blair Keefe Alicia Bremner Robert Ghiz & Katherine Ellis-Ghiz St. Dunstan’s University Board of Governors William (Bill) LeClair David Brennan Mary (Donovan) Goodfellow The William and Nona Heaslip Foundation The MacDonald Family David & Joanne Brown Jim Gormley & Suzanne Copan John C. Macdonald Philip & Lori Brown Cory & Tonya Gray H. Wade MacLauchlan Richard & Kathy Brown Denis Grecco PRESIDENT’S ANNUAL REPORT 2013–2014 22 Diane & Kevin Griffin Danny P. Murphy Andrews Hockey Growth Programs PEI State Council Knights of Columbus Babar Hameed Murray Murphy & Carla Turner Atlantic Hy-Span Ltd. PEI Teachers’ Federation Larry Hammell & Norma Guy Shawn & Yvette Murphy Atlantic Provinces Veterinary Conference PEI Veterinary Medical Association Richard Harding Lynn Murray Babineau Holdings Ltd. Padinox Incorporated Yousef Hashmi & Julie Scales Peter Murray CMC Excavation & Grading Ltd. Parade Street Animal Hospital Ltd. John Hennessey T. Jock Murray Can-Tech Construction Ltd. Parkdale Sherwood Lions Club Sean Hennessey & Roberta MacDonald William Nelson The Clan MacPhail Peake & McInnis Limited Dawn & David Hooper Mark & Kathy O’Rourke Congregation of the Sisters of Saint Martha PetFocus Veterinary Group Brian & Heather Howatt John T. Orr Cornwallis Veterinarians Limited The Polyclinic Professional Centre Inc. Tracey Hubley Nancy K. Orr Cox & Palmer Provincial Credit Union Ltd. Allan Hughes & Mary Beth MacLean Leah & Leonard Park D.P. Murphy Inc. Provincial Health Services Authority Marylou Hughes D. Jill Parkinson & Cynthia Blanchard The Dairy Farmers of Prince Edward Island Purity Dairy Limited Lara Jamieson Shelly A. Pepler DeltaWare Systems Inc. Queen Elizabeth Hospital Auxiliary Inc. Greg & Debbie Keefe David & Nan (MacIsaac) Perry Department of Agriculture & Forestry R.A. Rose & Sons Ltd. Janice M. Keefe Donald Pickard E. B. Brown’s Transport & Crane Service Inc. Rotary Club of Charlottetown Inc. John Keefe Tom & Hilda Power Estate of Errol Hancock SDU Class of ‘54 Kevin & Kimberley Ladner Ronald & Donna Profit Estate of Jeanne Mingo-Doiron Sisters of Notre Dame Convent Jim & Helen Larkin David & June Sanderson Estate of Irene Wyand Southern Animal Hospital Edward & Pat Lawlor Florence E. Simmons Federal Superannuates National Summa Strategies Canada Inc. Peter & Stephanie Lawlor Roger Sinclair Association - Charlottetown Summit Veterinary Pharmacy Inc. J. R. Long Stephen Smith Gallant Custom Laboratories Inc. UPEI Business Society Glenn Loranger William & Carol Stanish Halifax Veterinary Hospital Limited Vetoquinol James & Frances Lovering Ted Tam Hill’s Pet Nutrition Canada, Inc. Holstein Association of Canada Bruce Macdonald Brian & Kathy Thompson Green and White Circle Shannon MacDonald Helen Thomson ImageWorks PEI $500–$999 John B. MacDougall Vianne Timmons Innovation PEI David & Susan MacKenzie Bill Tinney Institute of Chartered Accountants of PEI Anonymous (6) Donald & Marion MacKenzie Lynda Walker Birt The Insurance Company of PEI Boyde Beck & Anna MacDonald Scott MacKenzie & Joy Bell MacKenzie George W. Wallace Intervet Canada Corporation Norman Beck & Sharon Douglas-Beck Brian MacLean Ann Weir Island Diagnostic Imaging Associates Francis W. P. Bolger Carol & John MacLeod William Whelan & Michelle Cottreau Killam Properties Inc. Earle Bruce R. Kirk MacRae Doris Wood Kiwanis Club of Charlottetown Kerby & Shirliana Bruce Kathy Martin George & Velma Wright Merial Canada Inc. Jessica Cady J. Daniel McAskill Betty Anne Younker New Brunswick Veterinary Sean Patrick Cain Kevin McCabe Medical Association Roy & Maida Campbell Kevin & Carole McCarville CORPORATIONS, ORGANIZATIONS, Newfoundland & Labrador Veterinary John Carr & Connie MacKay-Carr Rod & Lorraine McDonald FOUNDATIONS & ESTATES Medical Association Michael & Mary Jane Cassidy Roland & Carol McInnis APM Nova Scotia Veterinary Medical Association Ann Cauty Jacqueline McIntyre AVC Class of 2013 Now n Zen Inc. Donald & Anne Cheverie John Mitchell & Claire Nantes Mitchell AVMA Professional Liability Insurance Trust Oromocto Veterinary Hospital Ltd. Hans Connor Cathy Morgan & Philip Smith Alumnae Association - PEI Hospital School PEI BioAlliance Arnett & Maralee Dennis Perlene & Brian Morrison of Nursing PEI Literacy Alliance Ernest J. Doiron 23 UNIVERSITY OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND Steven & Marion Dowling Dunstan MacDonald & Ahmed Shalabi P.A.W. Roofing 2005 Steven & Nicole Fancy Heather Henry MacDonald W. Maynard Shaw PEI Hospital School of Nursing— Richard & Mary Lou Fraser Ellen Macdonald Gerald Sherry Class of 1953 Michael & Kathleen Garrett Glen Macdonald Vaughn Smith & Myrtle Jenkins-Smith PEI Hospital School of Nursing— Julien & Dolores Gaudin James MacDonald Larry Stordy Class of 1963 Frank & Cathy Gillan Joanne & Mark MacDonald Elizabeth Strong Reagh PEI Nurses’ Union Noreen Gillan John R. MacDonald Miles Turnbull PEI Provincial IODE Robert F. Gilmour Ray & Janey MacDonald Doreen Van Toever PEI Retired Teachers’ Association John & Nancy Goodwin David & Janet MacGregor John Walsh PEI Road Builders & Heavy Roger & Alison Gordon Patricia D. MacGuigan Maurice Walsh Construction Association Bob Gray & Earlene McKinnon-Gray Dan & Carolyn MacIsaac Elise Watson PEI Watershed Alliance Inc. Patricia Gray Jane MacIsaac Phillip Watts & Andrea Scott Postville Inuit Community Government Linda Green John & Nancy MacIsaac Melvin & Holly Wilson Prince County Hospital Auxiliary Gerard & Elizabeth Greenan Mary Argyle MacIsaac & Harold Hay Clifton Wright Psychological Association of PEI Dolores Griffin Shaun & Heather MacIsaac Steven Zakem & Anne Crisell Rolf C. Hagen Inc. Jim Griffith & Jean Ives Stephen MacIsaac Royal Commonwealth Society Menna & Steve Handrahan Marilyn MacLean CORPORATIONS, ORGANIZATIONS, Society of Management Accountants of PEI Neil Handrahan Ian & Dorothy MacLeod FOUNDATIONS & ESTATES Sporting Intentions Staff of ACOA Robert Hanf Kathleen M. MacMillan Andrews of PEI Theatre Studies Program Jonathan Hart & Mary Marshall Nancy & Chris Mathis Association of Registered Nurses of PEI UPEI Department of Mathematics David Head Rena McAdam Bayer Inc. and Statistics Frank Hennessey Erin McCarvill Blue Heron Construction Inc. Maureen Hennessey Robert McCloskey The Canadian Kennel Club Michael Hennessey Terry McCormack CDMV Inc. Panthers’ Circle Fred & Shirley Hyndman John & Margaret McQuaid CUPE Local 1870 $250–$499 Elise Hynes Gerard & Mary Mitchell Certified General Accountants Anonymous (10) Catherine Innes-Parker & Kim Parker Alfred & Anne Morais Association of PEI John Anderson William & Tara Judson Elliot More Coles Associates Ltd. Gordon & Eileen Bell Robert Keefe Ian Morison & Cheryl Mosher Department of Environment, Labour Pat & Carol Binns Terry & Janice Keefe Heather Morrison and Justice Kent Brown & Linda MacDonald-Brown Thomas Keefe Norma Murphy Dispomed Ltd. Alex Bruce William & Dawn Kerr Shannon Murray & Gerald Wandio Dr. Alfred Morais Professional Corporation Marlene & Lloyd Bryenton Kathleen Kielly James Noonan Elanco Animal Health Max & Sheila Callaghan Bob King Rosemary O’Malley-Keyes Estate of Doris Hilda Anderson Grace Cameron Gerry & Joanne Lajeunesse Kent Ostridge FA Davis David A. Campbell Geoffrey Lindsay Doreen Patel Federation of PEI Municipalities H. Darke Carr Don & Mary Ling Ryan Pineau Halifax Kennel Club Norman & Diana Carruthers Simon Lloyd Jeff Praught Hooper Farms Donald & Linda Cheung Teresa Loucks-Gray & Bruce Gray Ann Preble Hyndman & Company Ltd. Annabel Cohen Linda Love Wendell Profitt Law Society of Prince Edward Island Tracey A. Comeau Albert MacDonald James Reddin MacLean Funeral Home Swan Chapel Tom J. Corcoran Michael Roche Orwell Corner Historic Village PRESIDENT’S ANNUAL REPORT 2013–2014 24 Lewis & Carmelita Creed Keith Kennific Heather & Ken Parry Coach Atlantic Transportation Inc. Reed Cudmore Alex Kinninmont Les & Mary Beth Parsons DHC Consulting Services Tom & Beth Cullen Christian & Anna Lacroix Alan Pater & Carolyn Stairs-Pater Eastern Canada Dachshund Club Inc. Eddie Curran & Joanne MacKinley Curran Pamela & Peter Ladell Brian & Sheryll Pound Emerald Island Hunt Gerald R. Cutting Mark & Gloria Ladner Daniel Revell Family Vision Centre Ltd Pierre-Yves Daoust Gerry Lawless Boyd Richards HRA Management Inc. Patricia Dawson Chris & Tamara Leary Erika Ritter IODE Royal Edward Chapter Kenneth & Anne Marie DesRoches Bill & Dorothy Leask Austin & Ramona Roberts The Lakes Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery E. W. Scott Dickieson Sandra Lewis Wilbert Rooney PEI Wildlife Conservation Fund Robert Doiron Harry & Anne Love Tracy Rose Sea Cross Inc. Lynne Douglas Cecil & Elaine MacDonald Doug & Heather Ross Union of Taxation Employees John A. Driscoll Colin F. MacDonald Kevin Rossiter Scott & Ruth Edgett Edward MacDonald & Harold Saint Friends’ Circle Greig Estabrooks Sheila Lund MacDonald John Scales up to $249 Nola Etkin Phil & Sharyn MacDougall Kent & Inger Scales Anonymous (128) Leonard & Jacqueline Evenson Joseph C. MacGillivray Marilyn & Ted Sceles Jordan Abbott Allison Farmer Breanne MacInnis Michael & Patricia Schurman Joseph Acorn Scott & Gail Ferris Sarah MacInnis Wayne Scott Robert & Alta Acorn Catherine Flanagan Myron & Diane MacKay J.G. (Greg) Short Despina Adamopoulos Robert & Dorothy Forsythe Randy MacKinnon & Paulette Soloman David Sims & Orysia Dawydiak Brian & Janet Adams Katherine Gottschall-Pass Linda & Al MacLean Amreek Singh Diane Adams Kevin Hammill Ron & Mary MacMillan Jim Smellie & Cathy Fulton Lynda Affleck Dorris Heffron Gauer Janice & Andrew MacPherson John Smith Blair Aitken Neil & Jeanne Henry Colleen MacQuarrie Kinsey & Joan Smith David Aitken & Cathy Rose Rosemary & Ron Herbert Paige Marryatt Ivan St. Julien Berit Andersen Margery J. Hiltz John & Rebecca Masuhara Kyle Stevenson George & Joyce Andrew Kelly Hodder Dale Mattock & William Robertson Janet Stewart John & Christine Andrew Lucille Hogg Elizabeth & Ron Maynard Jason Thompson Daphne Andrews Bernard & Johann Holland Michael & Joyce McDonald Annabel Veale Dulcinea Andrews Raymond & Susan Holz Heather (Ling) McGillivray J. Ian Vessey Johanna Andrews Peter & Melissa Hooley Wilbert & Mary McInnis Michael Warren Kevin & Susan Andrews Peter & Peggy Hudson Kathleen (Roach) McKay Earl & Eunice Wonnacott Deborah & Mike Annear Sherri L. Ihle Ann McKenna Jerry Woolfrey & Debbie Good Adele Arsenault Owen F. Jay Kenneth McKenna Fairley Yeo Bruce Arsenault C. Edward Johnston Vince McKenna Marion Younker David & Colleen Arsenault Leah (Haines) Johnston Leonard & Bonnie McNally Sally Younker Kelli Arsenault Paul F. Johnston Patricia McQuaid Larry Arsenault Ryan & Kyra Johnston Stan & Eileen Moore CORPORATIONS, ORGANIZATIONS, Peggy Arsenault W. Baird Judson Gretchen Moran Laskas FOUNDATIONS & ESTATES Samuel Arsenault Derek Kam Mary Cameron Morneau Canadian Federation of University Women Scott & Darlene Arsenault Brian W. Keefe Mabel Musgrave-Comeau Cenovus Employee Foundation Jocelyne Arteau-Laforest Rick & Jane Kennedy Thomas & Linda O’Leary Central Nova Animal Hospital 25 UNIVERSITY OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND Jennifer Ashby Doreen Bird-Daley John Burka Susan Carruthers Jules Aucoin & Paula Finckle Maurice Blake Katelyn Burke Greg & Kathy Caseley Tammi Jo Auld Alf & Christine Blanchard Victoria Burke Kimberley Champion Carol Ayer Rosalie Blanchard Willard Burke & Karen McKenna Burke Diana Chandler Kim Babineau Michael & Elizabeth Bliss Paul & Barbara Burleigh Donald & Karen Chandler Myrna Babineau Barbara Bloom Christine Burlock Sarah Charlton Leone Bagnall Teresa Boere Nigel Burns Holly Chessman & Keith Wilson Barbara Baird Colleen Bolger Crystal Burrows Patrick Chevarie Jacqueline Baird Ronald Bolger Andrew & Priscilla Burt Leo Cheverie John & Jean Baird Kendra Bonjokian Patricia Burt Karen Chin Adam & Sonya Balderston Frank Bostwick Colleen Butler John & Sylvia Chinery Clive & Myrna Balderston Andrew Boswall James Cain Guy Chretien Gideon Banahene Roy & Elizabeth Boswall Jane Caines Denton & Janet Clark Derwin Banks Dennis Boudreau David & Marlene Cairns Paul Clark Alan Banman Mark Boulter Judy Cairns Phyllis Clark Kevin Barbour Matthew Boulter William Cairns Sharon G. Clark Rose & Mike Barbour JoAnne Bourinot Bill Callaghan William Clark Yvonne (MacKean) Barbour Peter Bower Art & Elsie Cameron Rick & Judy Clarke Wilfred Barlow Gail & Dennis Boyce Bonita Cameron Leo Clarkin Sasha Barmak Ronald Boyce & Susan Thomson Janet Cameron Rachel Clark-McDearmid Bethany Barrington Kelly Boyd Richard & Karen Cameron Greg Clayton Allan Bartlett Alan Boyle Sandra Cameron Glenda Clements-Smith Bettie & Don Bayrak Robert Bradford Adele Campbell Michael Clow Lynne Beairsto Cecil Bradley & Anne Corrigan Alexander & Marilyn Campbell Verna Clow Barry & Constance Beers Tyson & Susan Bradley Betty Campbell Peggy Coady Compton Hannah Bell Walter & Janet Bradley Clarence Campbell Betty E. Cobb Kathryn Bell Sandra Brehaut Colin Campbell Gordon Cobb Leonard & Cecelia Bell Duane Briand David & Diane Campbell Mitch Cobb Ed Bellamy Keith & Judy Broderick George Campbell Janice & Roger Coffin Jean-Marie Bellavance Leo & Evangeline Broderick Greg Campbell Stephen Coffin Nicole Bellefleur H. Blair Brown Helen Campbell Virjene Cole Scott & Peggy Bender Joseph & Daisy Brown James Campbell Shelley Cole-Arbing Edward & Beverley Benson Kirk & J’Nan Brown Malcolm & Mary Campbell Cathy Coleman Shawna Bernard Rod Brown Patricia Canning Dave Coleman Tanya Bernard Mary-Lynne Bruvels Francis Cantara Jim & Hilda Colodey Donelda (MacDonald) Bertling Olive Bryanton Linda Carey-Reese Kathleen Compton Travis Bertram Robert & Florence Bryenton Darrell Carr Cathy Conlin Dean Bevan Alan Buchanan & Karen Murchison Don Carr Tina Connolly H. Wayne Bevan Alena Buchanan Mildred Carr Anita Conohan Laura Bevan John A. Buchanan R. Gordon & Donna Carr Timothy Cook Trevor Bevan & Jennifer MacDonald Steve Burden Tim Carroll Deborah Cooke Jelal Bikey Phyllis Burge Margaret Carruthers Katie Cooke PRESIDENT’S ANNUAL REPORT 2013–2014 26 Randy Cooke Dirk deGraaf & Anna Cairns Jessie Dow Patricia Fitzpatrick Edward J. Cooper Marla Delaney Jean Down Eileen Flanagan Janet Corish Louis Delvallet Desi Doyle & Bethany Egan Jodi Flood Joanne Cormier Jason Denomme Garry Doyle & Dianne Bradley Helen Flynn Kevin Cormier Suzie Deraspe Mary Doyle Shane Foley Douglas Cornett & Kimberly Elash Edward Derby Pat Doyle Kimberley Foote Barry Costello Paul & Sandra Derby Lisa Doyle-MacBain Donald Forbes & Janet Vieth-Forbes Marie Cote Brian & Phyllis DesRoches Wendy Drake Kent Ford & Charlotte Stewart W. Alan Cotton Jeff & Shelley DesRoches Robert Driscoll Olivia Ford Darren & Susan Cousins Nathan DesRoches Raymond Dubrule Brenda Forrester William E. Cousins Brian Deveau Karen Duerden Gayle Forrester Brian Coxhead & Sarah Bowers Ernie Diamond Charles & Anna Duffy Frank & Patricia Fowler Virginia Crabbe Heather Diamond Colin Duffy Morley & Gina Foy Blake Craig Orville Diamond Desmond Duffy Bertha Fram Virginia Craig Wayne Diamond Joe Duffy Clarence Fraser William Crispo Marjorie (Nolan) Dietz Jean-Denys Dufresne Gary Fraser Alice Crook Catherine Dillon Margaret Dumont James & Ursula Fraser M. Lynn Crosby Carl Dingee Darcy Dunn Norma Fraser Kevin Crossland & Michelle Askew Blois Dingwell Jerry Dunn Heather Fraser-Davey Chris Cudmore Richard Dionne Stephen & Joanne Dunne Roger & Francine Frigon Edna Cudmore Alexander Dixon Barbara Dunphy Eric & Gloria Fullerton Jamie Cudmore Tom Doane Ernest Dunsford Kathleen Furness Timothy Cullen Kristy Dobson Wayne Dunsford David Gagnon Brian Cummings Mary Lou Dockendorff Diane Duplessis Rachelle Gagnon Michael & Shelley Cummiskey Siegmar Doelle Kimberley Easter Corena (Steele) Gairns Don Currie Kay Doherty Darlene Eldershaw Anthony & Jaclyn Gallant Kathy Currie Bernard Doiron Thomas Elliott Barry Gallant & Lori Toombs Neally Currie Gloria Doiron Brian O. Ellis Claude & Sandra Gallant Grant & Mary Curtis J. Kenneth Doiron Howard Ellis Donnie Gallant Andrew Cutcliffe Jason Doiron & Natasha Gunn Doiron Amanda Estabrooks Edgar Gallant Jack & Sibyl Cutcliffe Leanne Doiron Eileen Ewing Glen Gallant & Rachelle Gauthier Donna L. Daly Leo B. Doiron Jennifer M. (Ivany) Ewoldt Jean Gallant Nalda J. Dalziel Nicole Doiron John Simeon Farmer Jeannie Gallant Satadal Dasgupta Raymond & Elizabeth Doiron L. Diane Farquharson Lawrence & Arlene Gallant Colin Davey Robert L. Doiron Kathleen (Lappin) Fava Mabel Gallant Jeff Davidson & Charlotte Comrie Trude & Joe Dolphin Ethan & Chelsea Fenton Michael Gallant James & Carol Davis Reuben Domike Malcolm Ferguson Norman Gallant Kenneth Davis Marie Donahue Christian & Natalie Fernsebner Amanda Gallant-Champion Bruce & Shannon Davison George Doughart Vince & Karen Fisher Marcianne Gamauf Wendell Deagle Alan Douglas Steve Fitzgerald Alan & Lori Gandy Tom & Claudia DeBlois Bonita & Wayne Dover Gerard & Bernie Fitzpatrick Sondra Gantner Jennifer DeCoursey Evelyn Dover John Fitzpatrick Mary Gard 27 UNIVERSITY OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND Ashlie Garrett James Greene Dorothy Hicks Kevin Jenkins Gillian Garson Charlie & Linda Griffin Laird & Bonni Higgison Ann Johnson Verna Gass Dorothy Griffin Betty L. Hill Eric Johnson Charmaine Gaudet Lorraine Griffin Donald Hills Lynne Johnston Ralph Gaudet Sherri Lynn Grimmer Leslie & Elise Hiscott Muriel & Alvin Johnston Maurice Gauthier Parker Grimmer & Klaus & Marilyn Hofmann Sharon & Gerry Johnston Pius Gauthier Heather Stevenson Grimmer Debbie & Shayne Hogan Richard & Jean Julian Valerie Gauthier Anne Guinan Elizabeth Hogan Collins Kamunde Jeanne Gauthier-MacKenzie Kenneth Gunn Rhoda Hogan Diane Kays Alice E. (Callaghan) Gazeley Nina Guthrie Bill Hogg G. & H. Keast Carole Gerson Raymond Hache Ian Hogg Samuel Keats Morgan Gertridge Judith Hagerman Joanne Holden Elenore Keays Sheila Gibbs Richard & Marla Haines Margaret Holland Leonard Keefe Anthony & Rebecca Gill Linda & Larry Hale Walter Holloway Jim & Delly Keen Carson & Kim Gill Keith Hall Harry T. Holman Emily Keen Donna Gill Melanie Hall Pat Honeyman Margaret Keizer Linda M. Gillan Young Tom & Betty Hall Gregg & Lois Hood Robert Kelley & Inge Dorsey Joel Gillespie Doreen Hammill Mary Hooper Ella Kelly Carolyn Gillis Margo Hampden Barrett W. Horne George Kelly Dave & Mary Gillis Frances Hancock Eileen Howatt James Kelly Don & Judy Gillis Earl Handrahan Heather & Kenneth Hubley Kaye Kelly Heather (MacCallum) Gillis John & Sharon Handrahan Garth Huestis Lauren Kelly Irene Gillis Louis & Shirley Hanic Helen Hughes Linus & Brenda Kelly Roger Gillis Scott & Sally Harper Jeff Hughes Lisa Kelly Janice Gladney William Harper Marlene Hughes Patrick Kelly & Patricia Moran-Kelly Anne Gladney Jenkins Anne Harris Hang Hui Shane Kelly Donald & Carol Glendenning Marilyn Harris Henry Hung Irene Kember Lorna Glover Michelle Harris-Genge Muriel Hurst Hunt Carole E. Kennedy June E. Godfrey Randy Hartt & Suzanne Bulman Okechukwu Igboeli Michael Kennedy Kenneth Godfrey Beverley Hayden Ronald & Gwendolyn Ihle Michael Kennedy & Linda Godfrey Raymond Heartz Darren Ings Carrie Gleason-Kennedy David Godkin Wanson Hemphill Joanne Ings Ralph & Gail Kennedy Mabel Godkin Jean Hender Morgan Ings Sarah Kennedy Nancy Godkin Alex Hendry Ronald Irving & Daphne Butler Irving Sheila Kerry Michael & Bonnie Goguen Teresa Hennebery Robert Irwin Jennifer Keyte Anita Gordon Catherine Hennessey Travis Irwin Gladys Kickham Rozanna Gorveatt-Flynn Kathleen Hennessey Ronald & Virginia Jackson Erin Kielly Danny & Marian Grant Norah Henry Danica Jackson-Park Ken & Laurie King Elizabeth Grant Gordon & Norma Hermann Adam Jay Lewis King & Anne Etter M. T. Grant Blair & Velma Herring Sylvie Jeannotte Shelley Kingston Vincent Grant Clifford & Norma Herring Gary Jenkins Laura Kirkpatrick Claire Greenan Paul Hickey Graham Jenkins Barry & Joan Kneabone PRESIDENT’S ANNUAL REPORT 2013–2014 28 George & Catherine Knox Jason Lindsay Gordon MacDonald William MacIntyre John Kozoriz Kay Linkletter Hugh & Sandra MacDonald Bethany MacIsaac Juergen Krause Paul Livingston Jack MacDonald Helen MacIsaac Karen Kunelius Stanley M. Livingstone James B. MacDonald Dana MacKay Adriana Kusugak Kellie Lockhart Jerome MacDonald Garth & Lyanne MacKay David Laberee Pamela Logan Jessica MacDonald Joan MacKay Barb Lacey Patrick & Lori Loughnane John & Peggy MacDonald Krista MacKay John J. Lacey Vilna Louisy Johnathan MacDonald Lori MacKay Wayne Ladner Heather R. Love Karen MacDonald Mary MacKay MacMillan Daniele Lagace Nancy Lovering Kate MacDonald Lois MacKay Thurgood Melody Lajoie Linda Lowther Kenneth & Lorraine MacDonald Anna MacKenzie Kerry Lambe Phyllis Lowther Leo MacDonald Cassie MacKenzie Ronald & Ann Landry Dawn Lund Lloyd MacDonald Dale & Margie MacKenzie Bethany Lane Jean Lykow Matthew MacDonald Donald K. MacKenzie Dianne Lank Donna Lyle Maureen MacDonald Elmer MacKenzie William & Miriam Lank L. Robert Lymburner Menadora MacDonald Jessica MacKenzie Jeff Lantz Brian Lynch Paul MacDonald Kenneth A. MacKenzie Ernest & Robin Anne Larkin Timothy Lynch Reg & Liz MacDonald James F. Mackin Rosemary Larkin Wes & Connie MacAleer Sandra (Stewart) MacDonald Catherine MacKinnon Yat-See Lau Ivan & Marion MacArthur Sheldon MacDonald Blair MacKinnon Edward & Agnes Laughlin June MacArthur Shelley MacDonald Jill MacKinnon Linda Lavoie Kevin & Rosemary MacArthur Walter MacDonald Joanne L. MacKinnon Heidi & Aaron Lawlor Anne MacAulay Wendell MacDonald Joyce MacKinnon Richard & Cynthia Lawlor Christopher MacAulay Jeanette MacDonald-Wakelin Judith E. MacKinnon Karen Laybolt James MacAulay Dan MacDougall Lesley MacKinnon Audrey Lea Kevin & Jeannie MacAulay Doug MacDougall Marion & Richard MacKinnon Peggy Leahey Ron & Elizabeth MacAulay Duane & Katherine MacDougall Mitchell MacKinnon Sarah Lecky Vivian MacAulay Kenny & Alison MacDougall Nancy (Gallant) MacKinnon Myrna Leclair Melonie MacAusland June (Bowman) MacEachern Paul MacKinnon & Lori Lawless Allan Ledgerwood Chris MacBeath Keith MacEachern Rhoda MacKinnon James Lee Malcolm MacBeath & Pamela M. MacEachern Sandra MacKinnon Jason & Suzanne Lee Valerie Herring-MacBeath Pat MacEachern W. M. MacKinnon Joel & Margaret Leger Don MacCormac Derek MacEwen Kirsten MacLaine Neil & Wanda Legge Andrew & Nancy MacDonald Hollis MacEwen Blair & Donna MacLauchlan Mark Leggott Blair MacDonald Lennis MacFadyen Clint MacLean Thane & Elizabeth LeLacheur Blair R. MacDonald Kaye MacFadyen-Ross Dianne MacLean Gillian Lenentine Cameron MacDonald Barbara MacFarlane Gwendolyn MacLean Rosalind Leslie Carol Ann & Kent MacDonald Jill MacFarlane Hugh & Norma MacLean Kevin Lewis Colin & Vicki MacDonald Darren MacGregor Margaret MacLean Orville Lewis David MacDonald & Morgan Saulnier Robert MacInnis Roddie & Miriam MacLean Hsey-Er Lin David S. MacDonald Jim & Donna MacIntyre Stephen C. MacLean Byron Lindsay Deborah MacDonald Joseph MacIntyre Deborah A. MacLellan 29 UNIVERSITY OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND Pamela MacLellan Glenda MacWilliam-Szpecht Jeffrey McGee Errol & Evelyn Monkley Barbara MacLeod Terrence Magennis Jeanetta McGinley Curtis Montgomery Donald & Marlene MacLeod Karen Mair Shirley McGinn Richard Montigny Ethel MacLeod Jennifer Maks Erin McGrath-Gaudet Bob & Janet Moody Evelyn MacLeod Garth & Nell Mallett Sue (Tweedie) McGregor Robert Mooney Grant & Karen MacLeod Helen Martell Joseph McGuire Jeff & Debra Moore Keir MacLeod Bill Martin David R. McInroy Kerry Moore & Helene Dunn-Moore Calvin MacMillan Frances Martin Roger McIntyre Robin Moore Tracey MacMillan Kenneth & Sharon Martin Donna McIver Rodney & Michelle Moore Brian MacNeil Paul M. Martin Emily McIver Scott Moore Gordon MacNeill William Martin Brian & Lori McKenna Grant Moran Randall C. MacNeill Katheryn Mason Eugene & Rita McLaughlin Julia Morris Ron & Gwen MacNeill William Masselink Lance & Lenore McLean Peter Morris Shelley MacNeill Jillian Matheson Patricia McLean-Martin George & Anne Morrison Terrance MacNeill Roy Matheson Bloyce & Erith McLellan James Morrison Trevor MacNeill Donald Maund Don McLeod Marion T. Morrison Allison MacNevin Ron & Ilene Maund Evelyn McLure Michelle Morrison David & Barbara MacNevin Betty & Claude Maurice Foch & Treva McNally Ruth Morrison Heather MacNevin Tracey Mayne Hubert & Christine McNeill Leona Morrissey Lance MacNevin Donald & Anne Mazer Latricia McNeill Melissa Morrow Colin MacPhail John & Camilla McAleer Lynn McQuade David Morton Eric & Wanda MacPhail Phyllis McAnally Frank & Emma McQuaid Louise Mould Kim MacPhail David McAndrew Mark C. McQuaid George Mullally Robert MacPhail Anita McCabe Phyllis McQuaid John & Claire Mullally Chantelle L. MacPhee Maurice W. McCabe Randy & Katherine McQuaid Barbara C. Mullaly Connor MacPhee Alan & Glenna McCallum Lisa McQuaid-Ross David Murnaghan Alan MacPhee Darcy & Charlotte McCardle Doug & Norma Meek Vincent Murnaghan Gail MacPhee Leonard & Barb McCardle Sandra Melanson Des & Carolyn Murphy Gerard & Susan MacPhee Clemmie McCarron Corrado Micalif Hank Murphy Julie MacPhee-Dykerman & Bert Dykerman Dan McCarthy Paul & Jane Michael Joe Murphy Alex & Betty MacPherson Iain McCarvill Tony Migiro Bob & Lynn Murray Archie W. MacPherson Gordy & Debbie McCarville Art & Margaret Mihalcheon Eleanor Murray Brian MacPherson Jeannie S. McCarville Nancy Mikula Bart & Linda Musgrave James & Jennifer MacPherson Donald & Joan McClintick David Miles & Barbara Willis Andrew & Lisa Mutch Jeffrey MacPherson Robert McCloskey Carmen Miller Heather Myers Lori MacPherson Allison & Marsha McCormick David Miller Mark Nabuurs Marilyn C. MacPherson Grace McCourt Scott & Karen Miller Palanisamy & Malliga Nagarajan E. MacRae Melissa McDonough & Brian Howley Betty (Linkletter) Milligan Kristen Nash Kent & Deborah MacRae Patti McDowell Doug Millington Elizabeth Nason Janice L. MacWilliam Scott McEwen Vicky Mills Jane Naylor Leonard MacWilliam Walter McEwen Jeremy Moar Omid Nekouei Kennie & Mary MacWilliams Lynda McFarlane Kenneth Monaghan Ina Nelson PRESIDENT’S ANNUAL REPORT 2013–2014 30 Robert Nelson Linda & Donald Patton Jack Proud Paul Robinson Deborah Nesbitt Patricia Pelletier Earle Proude Michala Robison John Newcombe Arthur Pendergast Jeannette Proulx Harold Rodd Richard Newson Monique Pendergast-Doucette Shirley Prowse Paul Roderick & Joan Simpson Janet Nichols Wes & Brenda Penwarden Joseph & Patricia Puiia Allan & Angela Rogerson Errol & Edith Nicholson Andrew Peppin Nazir Qayoome Eldon Rogerson Isabelle Nicholson Stephen Peppin Eugene Quinn Leslie Rogerson John & Betty Nicholson Timothy Peppin Geoffrey & Jane Ralling Barbara Rose Kent Nicholson Allen Perry Al Ramsay Keisha Rose Annie Noonan Janice Perry Connie Ramsay Kati Ross Laura Lee & Darren Noonan Justin Perry R. Stephen Ramsay D’Arcy Rossiter Peter & Stephanie Noonan Brianne Peters Hugh & Joan Rankin Heather Rossiter Barbara Norton Rick Peters Judith Rayner Nicholas Ruest Craig & Cheryl Norton Janice Pettit George Read Dean Rush Lois Norton Reginald Phelan Mike & Ellen Read Heather & Peter Russell Michelle Noseworthy Barrie & Margaret Phillips A. Ready Catherine Ryan Alma Nunn Mark Phillips Peggy Reddin Ron Ryder David & Janice Nunn Nicole Phillips Rita Redmond Doris Sabean Wayne Oakes Petronella M. Phillips Aline Reid Tilak & Chander Sahajpal Tim & Kate O’Brien Thelma Phillips Doreen Reid John Salter & Deborah Wood-Salter Kristopher O’Connell Russell & Janet Pickard Marion Reid Boris Samu Evan O’Connor Fordyce & Patricia Pier Victor Renfro Garth & Gail Sanderson George O’Connor Gordon Pierce & Helene Blanchet John & Edie Rhyno Allison Saunders Lynn E. O’Connor Heather Pierce Elina Rich Helena Savoie Melva O’Connor-Rafuse Bruce C. Pigot Kelly Richard Brian & Amy Scales Maureen O’Donnell Franklin L. Pigot Rick Richard Bernadette & Brian Schmeisser Timothy & Lola Ogilvie Janet Pinkerton Shelley Richard Brent & Carol Schurman James O’Halloran Celine Pinsent Eric & Joyce Richards Tim Scott Gerald O’Hanley Bertrand & Mary Plamondon Arlene Richardson Patty Scully-Morton Sasha O’Hanley Ben Poirier Joan Richardson Jonathan Seller Celie O’Neill Scott Pound Laurie Richardson Janet Sentner Victor O’Neill Geraldine Power Sandra (Taylor) Richardson Arthur & Marion Shama Heather Orford Jeremy Power Arnold & Eileen Riley Reg Sharkey Arthur & Chris Ortenburger Joanne Power Dwane & Kimberly Roach Betty E. Shaw Sarah Outhouse John Power Michael Roach Michael K. Shaw Mahendra Pallapothu Patrick & Karen Power Andy & Nadine Robb Michael Shaw John Palmer Terry Power Frank & Lynn Robblee Heidi Shea Tamara Palmer Sadie Price Anne Robertson Leonard Shea Terry & Sherrill Palmer Michelle Pridham-MacNeill Catherine Robertson Wilson & Mary Shea John & Trina Paquet Don Pridmore Amy Robinson Paul & Rochelle Shepard Pamela Paquet Jennie Priest John & Hazel Robinson Wes & Sandra Sheridan Michelle Parent-MacDonald Gillian Profitt Lorraine Robinson Bob & Wanda Sherren 31 UNIVERSITY OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND Norma Sherry Pat Stephens Jean Thompson Lori E. Weeks Joseph Shreenan Scott & Jo-Anne Stevens Kimball & Lesley Thompson Scott Weeks Cindy & Mike Sidnell Cheryl Stevenson Leith & Joan Thompson William & Dawn Weir Brenda Sievert Cory Stevenson Lisa & Andrew Thompson Andrew Wellner Lorraine Silliphant David Stevenson Steve Thompson & Wanda Daoust Gordon & Gail Wellner Janice & Kenny Silver Elizabeth Stevenson Wayne Thompson Cheryl Wenn Harry Simmonds Karen Lynn Stevenson Betty Lou Tilley Ray Wenn Garth S. Simmons Mary Beth Stevenson Brianne Timpson & Sean Craig David Wheeler Alan Simpson Murray Stevenson Richard (Dick) Tingley Sean & Tara Wheeler Brian & Margaret Simpson Wendall Stevenson Pat & Wayne Titus J. David White Hugh H. Simpson Guy & Esther Stewart Angie Todesco John White Jean Sinclair H. Alan Stewart Jannah Toms Tracey (Crane) Whitehouse W. Maureen Sinnott John Stewart Alan Toombs & Carol Anne Duffy Thomas Wilkinson Bonnie Skyvington Lynn Stewart, John Slavin Elizabeth Toombs Doris Williams Scott & Sharon Slipp and Claire Stewart Elizabeth Townsend Margaret Willott Andrew Smith & Barbara Younker Smith Sandy Stewart Lori Trainor Barry Wilson Donald Smith Scott Stewart Reg Trainor & Erin Mitchell Mary Wilson Douglas Smith Jeremy Stiles & Linda MacKenzie Karen Trivers Dick Wong Earl Smith Cecil G. Stordy Wayne & Janice Trowsdale Cindy Wood Elaine Smith Wayne G. Storey Luc Trudel Diane Wood Frank Smith Ian & Sylvia Stuchbery Katharine Tummon J. Wood Gordon Smith Andrea Studzinski Mary Lou Turner Michael Wood John & Sharon Smith Mary Sullivan-Young Debbie Tweedy Myron Wood Kevin Smith Kenneth W. Sulston David Valley Valerie Woodside Matthew Smith & Deborah MacMurdo Lorna Sutherland Pam Vessey Brenda Worth Patricia & Donald Smith Lowell G. Sweet Paula Vessey Donald Worthen Rudy Smith & Lisa Schurman-Smith Patti Sweet Richard A. Vickerson Janet Wright Terry Soloman Martha Sweeting William Victor Thomas Wright Nicholas Somers Francis Tang Jacqueline Vloet-Koughan Carrie Yanishewski Emily Song Serhat Tarhan Gordon Lea Waddell Carmencita Yason Janet Soper Anne Tasony-Wagener Donald M. Wagner Christina Yeldon Susan Sorensen Cynthia Taylor Gary & Heather Walker Winston Yeo Natasha Spidle Errol & Ramona Taylor Kevin & Marie Walsh Anna Young Sophie St-Hilaire Jennifer Taylor Leo J. Walsh Éva Stevy Young Lori St. Onge Irma Teed Pauline Walsh Melissa Young Erica Stanley Wah Sin Teo Chaoguang Wang Andrea Younker Karen Stanley Margaret Tesselaar Bill & Kathie Warning David & Marion Younker Rita E. Stanley Leland & Janice Thomas Betty J. Watts Frederick R. Younker Ernie Stavert Agnes Thompson J. Gerard Watts Robert Stavert Carl & Norma Thompson Lena Webster Elizabeth Steele Don Thompson Mallory Wedge Brian & Helen Steinberg Heather Thompson Barbara Weeks PRESIDENT’S ANNUAL REPORT 2013–2014 32 CORPORATIONS, ORGANIZATIONS, Rea-Fac Agencies Ltd. FOUNDATIONS & ESTATES Reliable Motors Ltd. Consecutive Years of Giving Anonymous (8) Riverview Animal Hospital Many of our loyal donors continue to support UPEI every year. We recognize their commitment in the following pages. 3rd Degree Training The Royal Astronomical Society of Canada Aubrey’s Bottle Exchange Stevenson’s Insurance Agency Limited Gerard & Bernie Fitzpatrick Battis & Drake Family Chiropractic PC Tourism Industry Association 20 or more Years of Prince Edward Island Barbara Flanagan Bayberry Fund Anonymous (2) Towerside Farm Shane Foley Bell Aliant Virginia Affleck Tracadie Bay Aqua Farms Inc. Robert & Dorothy Forsythe Bernmar Construction Ltd. Doris Anderson UPEI Cooperative Education Program Kathleen Furness Bill Koughan Auto Body Ltd. Adele Arsenault UPEI Student Union Inc. Corena (Steele) Gairns Biovectra Inc. Jocelyne Arteau-Laforest Wheatley Associates Ltd. Barry Gallant & Lori Toombs Boomburger, Inc. Kevin Barbour Norman Gallant C. Williams Optometrist Inc. Bernice & Claude Bell Julien & Dolores Gaudin Canadian Animal Health Coalition Edward & Beverley Benson Frank & Cathy Gillan City Animal Hospital Donelda (MacDonald) Bertling Noreen Gillan Cornwall Auto and Tire Colleen Bolger David Head Crescent Isle Publishers Francis W. P. Bolger Jean Hender Dairy Farmers of Nova Scotia Graeme & Alberta Boswall Michael Hennessey Elsevier Canada H. Blair Brown Clifford & Norma Herring Environmental Coalition of PEI Earle Bruce Donald Hills Fred R. Andrews Electrical Co. Ltd. John Burka Leslie & Elise Hiscott Fundy Veterinarians Ltd. Brian Cameron Elizabeth Hogan G.E. Silliker & Sons Ltd. David A. Campbell Bernard & Johann Holland Gaudet’s Auto Body (1994) Ltd. Mildred Carr Fred & Shirley Hyndman International Right of Way Association— Leo Cheverie Robert Irwin Atlantic Chapter 65 Walter Clark Owen F. Jay Joe Corrigan Mechanical Inc. Annabel Cohen Graham Jenkins Laird Tree Care Edna Cudmore Keith Kennific MacDougall Enterprises Inc. Michael & Shelley Cummiskey Barry & Joan Kneabone MacInnis Fuels Ltd. Allan & Judy Curran Kevin & Kimberley Ladner Meal Exchange Gerald R. Cutting Mark & Gloria Ladner Moncton Kennel Club Ltd. Jeff Davidson & Charlotte Comrie Wayne Ladner Paramount Construction (PEI) Ltd. Kenneth Davis Edward & Agnes Laughlin PEI Association of Medical Beverly Diamond Allan Ledgerwood Radiation Technologists Catherine Dillon Neil & Wanda Legge PEI Home Economics Teachers’ Association Jo-Anne Doyle Knysh Harry & Anne Love PEI Scottish Settlers Historical Society Lawson & Eileen Drake Heather R. Love Precision Document Management Regis & Joan Duffy James & Frances Lovering Premium Pools and Spas Margaret Dumont Ivan & Marion MacArthur Public Archives and Records Office Scott & Ruth Edgett Ron & Elizabeth MacAulay of Prince Edward Island G. K. Farmer

33 UNIVERSITY OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND Malcolm MacBeath & Betty E. Shaw 15–19 Years Rick & Jane Kennedy Valerie Herring-MacBeath Bob & Wanda Sherren Glenn Loranger George & Joyce Andrew Colin F. MacDonald Joseph Shreenan Vilna Louisy Ronald J. Baker Dunstan MacDonald & Florence E. Simmons Kevin & Jeannie MacAulay Gail & Dennis Boyce Heather Henry MacDonald Alan Simpson Edward MacDonald & David Brennan Albert MacDonald Elaine Smith Sheila Lund MacDonald Mary-Lynne Bruvels James B. MacDonald John & Sharon Smith Donald K. MacKenzie Marlene & Lloyd Bryenton Joseph C. MacGillivray Terry Soloman Marjorie E. MacLauchlan Bill Callaghan Nancy (Gallant) MacKinnon John Stewart Doug & Norma Meek Max & Sheila Callaghan W. M. MacKinnon Errol & Ramona Taylor Scott & Karen Miller Grant Canvin & Barb Stevenson H. Wade MacLauchlan Leland & Janice Thomas Robert Mooney J. Charles Cheverie Deborah A. MacLellan Leith & Joan Thompson Barbara C. Mullaly Wayne & Terri Cheverie David & Barbara MacNevin Doreen Van Toever Shannon Murray & Gerald Wandio Sharon G. Clark Archie W. MacPherson Annabel Veale Jane Naylor Leo Clarkin William Masselink J. Ian Vessey George O’Connor Glenda Clements-Smith Michael & Joyce McDonald Richard A. Vickerson Les & Mary Beth Parsons Michael Clow Walter McEwen Cheryl Wenn Barrie & Margaret Phillips Betty E. Cobb David R. McInroy Doris Williams Donald Pickard Virginia Crabbe Kathleen (Roach) McKay Bertrand & Mary Plamondon Rosemary Curley Ann McKenna Shirley Prowse CORPORATIONS, ORGANIZATIONS, Susan P. Dalziel John & Margaret McQuaid Eric & Joyce Richards FOUNDATIONS & ESTATES Patricia Dawson Sandra Melanson Michael Roach Vera Elizabeth Dewar Paul & Jane Michael Congregation of the Sisters of Saint Martha Wilbert Rooney Jessie Dow Cathy Morgan & Philip Smith Engineers PEI Garth & Gail Sanderson Pat Doyle David Morton Hill’s Pet Nutrition Canada, Inc. Brian & Amy Scales Ernest Dunsford Palanisamy & Malliga Nagarajan Hyndman & Company Ltd. Reg Sharkey Eileen Ewing Errol & Edith Nicholson Institute of Chartered Accountants of PEI Amreek Singh Ralph Gaudet Annie Noonan IODE Royal Edward Chapter Andrew Smith & Barbara Younker Smith Roger & Alison Gordon James Noonan PEI Retired Teachers’ Association John Smith Jim Gormley & Suzanne Copan John Palmer PEI Road Builders & Heavy Patricia & Donald Smith Bob Gray & Earlene McKinnon-Gray Heather & Ken Parry Construction Association Larry Stordy Linda Green Arthur Pendergast PEI State Council Knights of Columbus Vianne Timmons Gerard & Elizabeth Greenan Russell & Janet Pickard PEI Teachers’ Federation Richard (Dick) Tingley Kenneth Gunn Gordon Pierce & Helene Blanchet Peake & McInnis Limited Ann Weir Yousef Hashmi & Julie Scales Franklin L. Pigot Public Archives and Records Office Earl & Eunice Wonnacott Sean Hennessey & Roberta MacDonald Rick Richard of Prince Edward Island Jerry Woolfrey & Debbie Good Rosemary & Ron Herbert Sandra (Taylor) Richardson Stevenson’s Insurance Agency Limited George & Velma Wright Dawn & David Hooper Paul Roderick & Joan Simpson Zoetis Fairley Yeo Marylou Hughes Kevin Rossiter Betty Anne Younker Catherine Ryan Sherri L. Ihle John Scales Paul F. Johnston Arthur & Marion Shama W. Baird Judson

PRESIDENT’S ANNUAL REPORT 2013–2014 34 CORPORATIONS, ORGANIZATIONS, Barbara & Gordon Campbell Kevin Jenkins Wilbert & Mary McInnis FOUNDATIONS & ESTATES Betty Campbell William & Tara Judson Eugene & Rita McLaughlin Alumnae Association – PEI Hospital Roy & Maida Campbell Richard & Jean Julian Don McLeod School of Nursing Tim Carroll G. & H. Keast Evelyn McLure Bayer Inc. Norman & Diana Carruthers Ron & Susan Keefe Leonard & Bonnie McNally Confederation Bridge Limited Guy Chretien Margaret Keizer Patricia McQuaid Elanco Animal Health Tracey A. Comeau Ralph & Gail Kennedy Betty (Linkletter) Milligan The Eric T. Webster Foundation Lewis & Carmelita Creed Bob King Gerard & Mary Mitchell Estate of Justin McKean Tom & Beth Cullen Shelley Kingston Stan & Eileen Moore Holstein Association of Canada Don Currie Pamela & Peter Ladell Mary Cameron Morneau Merial Canada Inc. Tom & Claudia DeBlois Audrey Lea Leona Morrissey Newfoundland & Labrador Veterinary Arnett & Maralee Dennis Kevin Lewis Margaret Munro Medical Association Kenneth & Anne Marie DesRoches Hsey-Er Lin Shawn & Yvette Murphy Novartis Animal Health Canada Inc. Alexander Dixon Geoffrey Lindsay Peter & Stephanie Noonan PEI Scottish Settlers Historical Society Ernest J. Doiron Stanley M. Livingstone Timothy & Lola Ogilvie The Polyclinic Professional Centre Inc. Robert Doiron J. R. Long John T. Orr Psychological Association of PEI Trude & Joe Dolphin Teresa Loucks-Gray & Bruce Gray Leah & Leonard Park Queen Elizabeth Hospital Auxiliary Inc. Colin Duffy Ivan & Marion MacArthur Celine Pinsent R. Howard Webster Foundation Joe Duffy Christopher MacAulay Ben Poirier Rolf C. Hagen Inc. Jerry Dunn Melonie MacAusland Brian & Sheryll Pound St. Dunstan’s University Board of Governors Mary Eliot Ellen Macdonald Tom & Hilda Power Society of Management Accountants of PEI Nola Etkin Kenneth & Lorraine MacDonald Don Pridmore Earl D. Foster Ray & Janey MacDonald George Read Geoffrey Francis Reg & Liz MacDonald A. Ready 10–14 Years James & Ursula Fraser Phil & Sharyn MacDougall Aline Reid Anonymous (17) Christopher R. Gallant Hollis MacEwen Daniel Revell Lynda Affleck Edgar Gallant Scott MacKenzie & Joy Bell MacKenzie Boyd Richards John & Christine Andrew Mabel Gallant Marion & Richard MacKinnon Catherine Robertson Dulcinea Andrews Verna Gass Clint MacLean Amy Robinson Kevin & Susan Andrews Don & Judy Gillis Ethel MacLeod Michael Roche David & Colleen Arsenault Lorna Glover Gordon MacNeill Heather Rossiter Yvonne (MacKean) Barbour Kenneth Godfrey Heather MacNevin David & June Sanderson Bettie & Don Bayrak Mary (Donovan) Goodfellow Eric & Wanda MacPhail Michael & Patricia Schurman Norman Beck & Sharon Douglas-Beck John & Nancy Goodwin Brian MacPherson W. Maynard Shaw Barry & Constance Beers Dolores Griffin Janice & Andrew MacPherson Leonard Shea Alf & Christine Blanchard Lorraine Griffin Jennifer Maks Norma Sherry Barbara Bloom Blair & Velma Herring Helen Martell J.G. (Greg) Short Kirk & J’Nan Brown Betty L. Hill John & Rebecca Masuhara Lorraine Silliphant Alex Bruce Allan Hughes & Mary Beth MacLean Rena McAdam Roger Sinclair Crystal Burrows Ronald & Gwendolyn Ihle John & Camilla McAleer Frank Smith Patricia Burt Catherine Innes-Parker & Kim Parker Phyllis McAnally Kevin Smith Eric Butler & Suzanne Rocca-Butler Ronald Irving & Daphne Butler Irving Jeffrey McGee Ivan St. Julien 35 UNIVERSITY OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND Cheryl Stevenson Sinclair Financial Ltd. Virjene Cole Mabel Godkin Karen Lynn Stevenson Vetoquinol Randy Cooke Michael & Bonnie Goguen Elizabeth Strong Reagh William E. Cousins Katherine Gottschall-Pass Wah Sin Teo 6–9 Years Reed Cudmore Danny & Marian Grant Brian & Kathy Thompson George V. Curley Patricia Gray Anonymous (25) Jason Thompson Eddie Curran & Joanne MacKinley Curran Claire Greenan Robert & Alta Acorn Helen Thomson Wayne & Marion Cutcliffe Jim Griffith & Jean Ives Alan Anderson Lynda Walker Birt Nalda J. Dalziel Parker Grimmer & Bill & Denise Andrew Phillip Watts & Andrea Scott Tom & Eleanor Davies Heather Stevenson Grimmer Peggy Arsenault John White Paul & Susan Deighan Larry Hammell & Norma Guy Myrna Babineau Thomas Wilkinson Jason Denomme Earl Handrahan Clive & Myrna Balderston Cindy Wood E. W. Scott Dickieson John & Sharon Handrahan Tim Banks & Carrie MacNabb Donald Worthen Marjorie (Nolan) Dietz Neil Handrahan Rose & Mike Barbour Thomas Wright Carl Dingee Scott & Sally Harper Allan Bartlett Marion Younker Jason Doiron & Natasha Gunn Doiron William Harper Boyde Beck & Anna MacDonald Sally Younker Leo B. Doiron Jonathan Hart & Mary Marshall Gordon & Eileen Bell Steven Zakem & Anne Crisell Marie Donahue Richard & Donna Hassard Scott & Peggy Bender Bruce & Carmel Donaldson Raymond Heartz Ronald Bolger CORPORATIONS, ORGANIZATIONS, Bonita & Wayne Dover Dorothy Hicks Roy & Elizabeth Boswall FOUNDATIONS & ESTATES Garry Doyle & Dianne Bradley Kelly Hodder Mark Boulter Mary Doyle Klaus & Marilyn Hofmann Calgary Friends of UPEI Alicia Bremner Lisa Doyle-MacBain Debbie & Shayne Hogan The Christofor Foundation Steve Burden Charles & Anna Duffy Rhoda Hogan City of Charlottetown Jane Caines Desmond Duffy Barrett W. Horne CUPE Local 1870 Grace Cameron Stephen & Joanne Dunne Heather & Kenneth Hubley DeltaWare Systems Inc. Richard & Karen Cameron Howard Ellis Garth Huestis East Coast Veterinary Group Alexander & Marilyn Campbell John Simeon Farmer Elise Hynes Federal Superannuates National Donna & Ian Campbell L. Diane Farquharson Lynne Johnston Association - Charlottetown Greg Campbell Kathleen (Lappin) Fava John Keefe Gallant Custom Laboratories Inc. Helen Campbell Vince & Karen Fisher James Kelly Grant Thornton (Charlottetown) Malcolm & Mary Campbell Catherine Flanagan William & Dawn Kerr HRA Management Inc. Wayne Carew Helen Flynn Christian & Anna Lacroix MacLean Funeral Home, Swan Chapel John Carr & Connie MacKay-Carr Clarence Fraser Daniele Lagace Nova Scotia Veterinary Medical Association Susan Carruthers Drew Fraser Bethany Lane PEI Veterinary Medical Association Ann Cauty Richard & Mary Lou Fraser William & Miriam Lank Prince County Hospital Auxiliary Donald & Karen Chandler Heather Fraser-Davey Bill & Dorothy Leask The Royal Astronomical Denton & Janet Clark Society of Canada Mary Gard William (Bill) LeClair Sandra L. Clark Royal Commonwealth Society Michael & Kathleen Garrett Don & Mary Ling Rick & Judy Clarke Pegasus Family Foundation, an Maurice Gauthier Pamela Logan G. Dennis Clough Advised Fund of Silicon Valley Jeanne Gauthier-MacKenzie Linda Love Daniel Coffin Community Foundation Linda M. Gillan Young L. Robert Lymburner Sherri Coldwell Procter & Gamble Inc. Janice Gladney Brian Lynch PRESIDENT’S ANNUAL REPORT 2013–2014 36 Wes & Connie MacAleer Kevin & Carole McCarville Kati Ross Carmencita Yason Andrew & Nancy MacDonald Terry McCormack Dean Rush David & Marion Younker Blair R. MacDonald Lynda McFarlane Heather & Peter Russell Cameron MacDonald Heather (Ling) McGillivray Doris Sabean CORPORATIONS, ORGANIZATIONS, Colin & Vicki MacDonald Brian & Lori McKenna Harold Saint FOUNDATIONS & ESTATES Glen Macdonald Kenneth McKenna Tim Scott Anonymous (2) Hugh & Sandra MacDonald Lance & Lenore McLean Patty Scully-Morton APM John R. MacDonald Hubert & Christine McNeill Michael K. Shaw Atlantic Provinces Veterinary Conference Leo MacDonald Frank & Emma McQuaid David Sims & Orysia Dawydiak BMO Financial Group Paul MacDonald Peter Meincke Douglas Smith CDMV Inc. Walter MacDonald Bob & Janet Moody Kinsey & Joan Smith The Canadian Kennel Club Jeanette MacDonald-Wakelin Scott Moore Vaughn Smith & Myrtle Jenkins-Smith Certified General Accountants Dan MacDougall Alfred & Anne Morais Erica Stanley Association of PEI Doug MacDougall Heather Morrison Karen Stanley Coles Associates Ltd. John B. MacDougall Marion T. Morrison Scott & Jo-Anne Stevens The Dairy Farmers of Prince Edward Island June (Bowman) MacEachern Louise Mould Cory Stevenson Dr. R. Daniel Coffin Lennis MacFadyen Des & Carolyn Murphy David Stevenson Professional Corporation Darren MacGregor T. Jock Murray Elizabeth Stevenson Estate of Errol Hancock David & Janet MacGregor Bart & Linda Musgrave H. Alan Stewart Estate of Leo and Reta (Coady) MacIsaac Sarah MacInnis Mabel Musgrave-Comeau Lynn Stewart, John Slavin Estate of Jeanne Mingo-Doiron Dan & Carolyn MacIsaac Lois Norton and Claire Stewart Federation of PEI Municipalities Jane MacIsaac Gerald O’Hanley Cecil G. Stordy Fondation J.-Louis Lévesque Shaun & Heather MacIsaac Rosemary O’Malley-Keyes Margaret Tesselaar Fundy Veterinarians Ltd. Stephen MacIsaac John & Trina Paquet Carl & Norma Thompson Halifax Kennel Club Dana MacKay Wes & Brenda Penwarden Lisa & Andrew Thompson Hooper Farms Garth & Lyanne MacKay Andrew Peppin Wayne Thompson The Insurance Company of PEI Myron & Diane MacKay Stephen Peppin Betty Lou Tilley Intervet Canada Corporation Sandra MacKinnon Timothy Peppin Jannah Toms Island Diagnostic Imaging Associates Al & Linda MacLean David & Nan (MacIsaac) Perry Alan Toombs & Carol Anne Duffy Kiwanis Club of Charlottetown Marilyn MacLean Ryan Pineau Luc Trudel NewCap Evelyn MacLeod Joanne Power Mary Lou Turner Oromocto Veterinary Hospital Ltd. Ian & Dorothy MacLeod Jeff Praught Debbie Tweedy Orwell Corner Historic Village Randall C. MacNeill Gillian Profitt Pam Vessey Parade Street Animal Hospital Ltd. Terrance MacNeill R. Stephen Ramsay Paula Vessey PEI Association of Medical Colleen MacQuarrie James Reddin Gordon Lea Waddell Radiation Technologists Kennie & Mary MacWilliams Peggy Reddin Donald M. Wagner PEI Home Economics Teachers’ Association Glenda MacWilliam-Szpecht Marion Reid John Walsh PEI Literacy Alliance Ron & Ilene Maund Elina Rich Pauline Walsh Rathlyn Foundation Anita McCabe Joan Richardson Gordon & Gail Wellner Rotary Club of Charlottetown Inc. Darcy & Charlotte McCardle Arnold & Eileen Riley Tracey (Crane) Whitehouse The William and Nona Heaslip Foundation Dan McCarthy Andy & Nadine Robb Dick Wong Gordy & Debbie McCarville Tracy Rose Michael Wood 37 UNIVERSITY OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND 3–5 Years Colin Campbell Roger & Francine Frigon Diane Kays Patricia Canning Glen Gallant & Rachelle Gauthier Leonard Keefe Anonymous (42) Linda Carey-Reese Jean Gallant Robert Kelley & Inge Dorsey Joseph Acorn Angela Carpenter Lawrence & Arlene Gallant Linus & Brenda Kelly Brian & Janet Adams Margaret Carruthers Michael Gallant Shane Kelly Diane Adams Sheila Caseley Pius Gauthier Carole E. Kennedy Berit Andersen Diana Chandler Alice E. (Callaghan) Gazeley Michael Kennedy Deborah & Mike Annear Peggy Coady Compton Carson & Kim Gill Michael Kennedy & Kelli Arsenault Gordon Cobb Dave & Mary Gillis Carrie Gleason-Kennedy Samuel Arsenault Janice & Roger Coffin Heather (MacCallum) Gillis Jennifer Keyte Tammi Jo Auld Cathy Conlin Anne Gladney Jenkins Gladys Kickham Carol Ayer Kevin Cormier Tim & Sally Goddard Kathleen Kielly George & Nora Bagnall Ernest Corrigan June E. Godfrey Ken & Laurie King Leone Bagnall Kathryn Corrigan Nancy Godkin Karen Kunelius Jacqueline Baird M. Lynn Crosby Rozanna Gorveatt-Flynn Gerry & Joanne Lajeunesse John & Jean Baird Jamie Cudmore Vincent Grant Jeff Lantz Alan Banman Timothy Cullen Kevin & Diane Griffin Ernest & Robin Anne Larkin Wilfred Barlow Andrew Cutcliffe Raymond Hache Jim & Helen Larkin Lynne Beairsto Satadal Dasgupta Tom & Betty Hall Gerry Lawless Leonard & Cecelia Bell James & Carol Davis Frances Hancock Peter & Stephanie Lawlor Travis Bertram Marla Delaney Menna & Steve Handrahan Peggy Leahey Dean Bevan Louis Delvallet Robert Hanf Chris & Tamara Leary Trevor Bevan & Jennifer MacDonald Edward Derby Richard Harding Myrna Leclair Jelal Bikey Paul & Sandra Derby Marilyn Harris Jason & Suzanne Lee Maurice Blake Beverly Diamond Dorris Heffron Gauer Gillian Lenentine Andrew Boswall Heather Diamond Frank Hennessey Simon Lloyd Dennis Boudreau Orville Diamond John Hennessey Kellie Lockhart Mike Bowick & Joanne Peters Mary Lou Dockendorff Maureen Hennessey Linda Lowther Ronald Boyce & Susan Thomson Gloria Doiron Margery J. Hiltz Phyllis Lowther Kelly Boyd J. Kenneth Doiron Lucille Hogg Anne MacAulay Alan Boyle Steven & Marion Dowling Pat Honeyman Rob MacBain Robert Bradford Jean Down Gregg & Lois Hood Chris MacBeath Walter & Janet Bradley John A. Driscoll Peter & Melissa Hooley Don MacCormac Duane Briand Raymond Dubrule Brian & Heather Howatt The MacDonald Family Leo & Evangeline Broderick Jean-Denys Dufresne Eileen Howatt Bruce Macdonald David & Joanne Brown Brian O. Ellis Hang Hui Cecil & Elaine MacDonald Rod Brown Amanda Estabrooks Henry Hung Colin F. MacDonald Kerby & Shirliana Bruce Jennifer M. (Ivany) Ewoldt Travis Irwin David S. MacDonald Alena Buchanan Allison Farmer Danica Jackson-Park Gordon MacDonald Victoria Burke John Fitzpatrick Lara Jamieson Jack MacDonald Sandra Cameron Donald Forbes & Janet Vieth-Forbes Gary Jenkins Joanne & Mark MacDonald Clarence Campbell Frank & Patricia Fowler Collins Kamunde John C. Macdonald PRESIDENT’S ANNUAL REPORT 2013–2014 38 Karen MacDonald Rod & Lorraine McDonald Nicole Phillips Kimball & Lesley Thompson Kate MacDonald Erin McGrath-Gaudet John Power Bill Tinney Matthew MacDonald Jacqueline McIntyre Michelle Pridham-MacNeill Pat & Wayne Titus Menadora MacDonald Vince McKenna Ronald & Donna Profit Angie Todesco Shelley MacDonald Bloyce & Erith McLellan Jeannette Proulx Miles Turnbull Wendell MacDonald Phyllis McQuaid Joseph & Patricia Puiia David Valley Kaye MacFadyen-Ross Kenneth Monaghan Connie Ramsay Michael Warren Barbara MacFarlane Curtis Montgomery Mike & Ellen Read J. Gerard Watts Breanne MacInnis Richard Montigny Doreen Reid Lori E. Weeks Helen MacIsaac Kerry Moore & Helene Dunn-Moore Victor Renfro Andrew Wellner John & Nancy MacIsaac Julia Morris Laurie Richardson Ray Wenn Mary Argyle MacIsaac & Harold Hay Peter Morris Dwane & Kimberly Roach Sean & Tara Wheeler Donald & Marion MacKenzie Brian & Perlene Morrison John & Hazel Robinson William Whelan & Michelle Cottreau Blair MacKinnon George & Anne Morrison Lorraine Robinson Margaret Willott Jill MacKinnon George Mullally Paul Robinson Barry Wilson Joyce MacKinnon Vincent Murnaghan Harold Rodd Diane Wood Judith E. MacKinnon Danny P. Murphy Eldon Rogerson J. Wood Lesley MacKinnon Hank Murphy Kent & Inger Scales Brenda Worth Randy MacKinnon & Paulette Soloman Murray Murphy & Carla Turner Brent & Carol Schurman Carrie Yanishewski Rhoda MacKinnon Bob & Lynn Murray Michael Shaw Christina Yeldon Kirsten MacLaine Lynn Murray Heidi Shea Éva Stevy Young Roddie & Miriam MacLean Peter Murray Wilson & Mary Shea Andrea Younker Carol & John MacLeod John Newcombe Gerald Sherry Donald & Marlene MacLeod Richard Newson Kenny & Janice Silver CORPORATIONS, ORGANIZATIONS, Grant & Karen MacLeod Laura Lee & Darren Noonan Harry Simmonds FOUNDATIONS & ESTATES Brian MacNeil Craig & Cheryl Norton Jean Sinclair Anonymous (3) Lance MacNevin Michelle Noseworthy W. Maureen Sinnott Andrews Hockey Growth Programs Colin MacPhail Alma Nunn Donald Smith Aubrey’s Bottle Exchange James & Jennifer MacPherson Wayne Oakes William & Carol Stanish Bayberry Fund Kent & Deborah MacRae Tim & Kate O’Brien Ernie Stavert Biovectra Inc. Leonard MacWilliam Evan O’Connor Robert Stavert Can-Tech Construction Ltd. Leonard Malone Melva O’Connor-Rafuse Brian & Helen Steinberg City Animal Hospital Paige Marryatt Maureen O’Donnell Kyle Stevenson Cornwallis Veterinarians Limited Paul M. Martin Sasha O’Hanley Murray Stevenson The David and Faye Sobey Foundation William Martin Mark & Kathy O’Rourke Jeremy Stiles & Linda MacKenzie Dispomed Ltd. Dale Mattock & William Robertson Nancy K. Orr Wayne G. Storey The Donald R. Sobey Foundation Donald Maund Tamara Palmer Shauna Sullivan Curley Eastern Canada Dachshund Club Inc. Betty & Claude Maurice Pamela Paquet Patti Sweet Halifax Veterinary Hospital Limited Ann McCain Evans D. Jill Parkinson & Cynthia Blanchard Ted Tam Highfield Construction Alan & Glenna McCallum Linda & Donald Patton Jennifer Taylor IBM Canada Ltd. Iain McCarvill Rick Peters Heather Thompson Innovation PEI Donald & Joan McClintick Janice Pettit Jean Thompson 39 UNIVERSITY OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND The John and Judy Bragg Family Foundation G.O.L.D. Club Awards, Scholarships & Killam Properties Inc. The G.O.L.D. club includes alumni who first graduated over the last decade (2004–2013) and Bursaries Law Society of Prince Edward Island have two or more years of consecutive giving, including fiscal year 2013–2014. MacInnis Fuels Ltd. Named contributions established in 2013–2014 in support The McCain Foundation Anonymous (7) Shane Kelly, '08 Cory Stevenson, '08, '10 of student success. New Brunswick Veterinary Kelli Arsenault, '05 Carole E. Kennedy, '09 Kyle Stevenson, '07 Medical Association Jacqueline Baird, '05, '11 Erin Kielly, '12 Susan Thomson, '06 Alaa & Valerie Abd-El-Aziz Scholarships PEI Provincial IODE Gideon Banahene, '10, '13 Gillian Lenentine, '06, '09 Michael Warren, '11, '13 Albert M. Ferris Award Provincial Health Services Authority Hannah Bell, '12 Byron Lindsay, '11 Brenda Worth, '11 Amber's Wings Memorial Scholarship at AVC Purity Dairy Limited Travis Bertram, '08 Dawn Lund, '06, '07 Carrie Yanishewski, '06 Bert & Evert Loo Memorial Award R.A. Rose & Sons Ltd. Dean Bevan, '06 Chris MacBeath, '04 Christina Yeldon, '07 Bill LeClair Renewable Scholarship Scotiabank Trevor Bevan, '09 Deborah MacDonald, '05 Carole Campanaro Memorial Nursing Award The Sir James Dunn Foundation Andrew Boswall, '06 Jessica MacDonald, '06 Cheryl (Mosher) Morison Award The Sobey Foundation Mark Boulter, '05 Johnathan MacDonald, '09 Crawford Mathis Memorial Award for Leadership Southern Animal Hospital Ronald Boyce, '06 Karen MacDonald, '12 Daryl Guignion and Ian MacQuarrie Summit Veterinary Pharmacy Inc. Robert Bradford, '07 Matthew MacDonald, '09 Graduate Scholarship in Science Towerside Farm Alicia Bremner, '07, '09 Breanne MacInnis, '06 Dr. Greg Fleming Memorial Award UPEI Business Society Victoria Burke, '10 Karen Mair, '06 Dr. Timothy Goddard Photography Award Wesley and Mary Nicol Crystal Burrows, '04 Sharon Martin, '06 Frank J. Costello Scholarship Charitable Foundation Jessica Cady, '11 Iain McCarvill, '09 Gerald M. "Gerry" Birt Memorial Award Colin Campbell, '07 Carole McCarville, '13 Heather L. Howatt, RN Memorial Awards Karen Chin, '13 Curtis Montgomery, '09 Henry S. Tam Scholarships Shelley Cole-Arbing, '11 Melissa Morrow, '05, '12 Irshad Ali Qureshi & Firdous Khanum Memorial Scholarship Timothy Cook, '09 Kristen Nash, '12 John and Carol MacLeod Externship Award Kevin Cormier, '04 Kent Nicholson, '13 Margaret Herring Memorial Nursing Award Timothy Cullen, '10 Michelle Noseworthy, '11 MBA Healthy Living Leadership Award Neally Currie, '08 Kate O'Brien, '07 Trenna & Rick Adams Nursing Award Andrew Cutcliffe, '11 Evan O'Connor, '07 UPEI Alumni Athletic Fellowships Heather Diamond, '04, '08 Maureen O'Donnell, '08 UPEI Business Society Award Mary Lou Dockendorff, '07, '10 Sarah Outhouse, '04 Wallace G. (Wally) Wood Memorial Award Leanne Doiron, '12 Tamara Palmer, '09, '11 Darlene Eldershaw, '12 Timothy Peppin, '04 Amanda Estabrooks, '08 Heather Pierce, '08 Matching Gift Companies Chelsea Fenton, '13 Ryan Pineau, '05 Ethan Fenton, '12 Michelle Pridham-MacNeill, '05 Companies that match their employees’ generosity to UPEI Malcolm Ferguson, '07 Donna Profit, '05, '09 Michael Gallant, '06 Jeannette Proulx, '04 BMO Financial Group Ashlie Garrett, '11 Amy Scales, '04 Cenovus Employee Foundation Anthony Gill, '13 Michael K. Shaw, '08 Ernst & Young LLP Nancy Godkin, '08, '10 Heidi Shea, '08, '10 IBM Canada Ltd. Adam Jay, '04 Stacy Smith, '06 PRESIDENT’S ANNUAL REPORT 2013–2014 40 Tribute Gifts Tribute Gifts A fitting way to honour or commemorate someone special is through a tribute gift to UPEI. Gifts in honour or in memory of an individual In honour and memory of companion animals who have enriched directly impact UPEI students. the lives of their families.

Gifts in Honour Gifts in Memory Abbie Bobbie Ceilidh Tim Banks Arthur Bailey Dolly Hennessey Phyllis Pottie Abby Bonny Chance Francis Bolger Raymond Beaton Brian Hill Gerald Praught Alice Boo Chanel Vida Cass Rory Beck Arnold A. Hiltz Dean C. Read Anabelle Boomer Chaplin Natalie Charlebois Hillard Bernard Kenneth Jenkins Janice Robertson Angel Bootsie Charley Gwenyth Clark Kitty Bethune Genevieve Keefe Gordon P. Rodd Angyll Goguen Bootsy Charlie Mariedith Crockett Charles Bird James Kelly Janet L. Rogers Anna Bos'n Charlotte Brynn Cutcliffe Muriel Bird Ed Lambe Raymond J. Sark Annie Bows Chelsea Cindy Edwards Barney Bree Madeline Lannan Deceased Members of the Antics Boyfriend Chester Ab Ferris Eric Brennan Heather Keizer LePage SDU Class of 1954 Apple Bradley Chewy George E. Hart Margaret Bruce Bertha Little Thomas “Tom” Sheppard Ariel Brandy Chief Grant Honeyman Willard Bruce Leon Loucks David Smith Ashes Bree China Ed MacKinnon Ben Callaghan Jeff MacDonald Thomas Spira Atari Brindi Chips Tammy Muirhead Clair Callaghan Colleen MacDougall Reta Stevenson Athena Brodie Chloe Ruth Callaghan Ethel MacIsaac Lea Stewart Baber Brody Chopper Thomas Cameron C. Jean MacKay Linda Strong Baby Brooks Chucky Gerald F. “Jerry” Campbell G. Stewart MacKay Steve Taylor, ’99 Bailey Bruiser Cinder Byron H. Carr Lois MacKenzie R. G. Thomson Baker Bruno Circa D. Nelson Carr Anne MacKinnon Stephen David Turner Bambi Brutus Clea Laura Cauty Linus MacKinnon Beverley Wallace Bandit Buck Cleo Iris Heartz Clark Ann MacKinnon-Glover Barbara Webber Barnie Buddy Clipper Doris Clements Lavinia MacLean John Weir Barra Buffalo Lady Clover Kenneth S. Clements Elinor MacPherson Suo Kuen Woo Bart Buffy Cocoa Charlie Judy Coady Clifford McIver Baxter Bundle Cocotte Elizabeth Cousins Large David McKenna Bear Buster Cooper Merritt Crockett Isaac Miller Bella Buttersctoch Cooter Brendan Curley Michael Scott Miller Belle Calhoun Crackers William Davey Debbie Musgrave Benji Cali Cubbie Bernadette Doiron Priscilla Myers Bentley Callie Cuddles Ruth Elliott John O’Connor Big Boy Caper Cupid Peggy Faulkner Mary O’Connor Bijou Carbuncle D.O.G. Doris Flanagan Robert Olmstead Billy Casey Daisy J. Patrick Foley Olive Osborne Bing Casey's Dalton Frances Frazer Baker James Palmer Birdy Cash Dani Frances Gallagher Donald Payzant Blackie Casper Dante Robert Haines Joan Peters Blue Cassidy Darcy Jacqueline Hall Ray Peters Bluebell Cedric Datsun 41 UNIVERSITY OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND Dave Gonzo Jewel Mac Mr. Grey Pogue Sammy Tabby Wunjo Declan Goofy Joe Maddie Murphy Pokearoo Sandy Taco Xena Deke Grace Josephine Maddy Mylo Pooky (Dilly) Sarah Taffy Yoda Dekker Gracie Justice Madison Nash Poopsie Sasha Tango Zack Demi Grady K9 Maggie Naslun Princess Sassy Tank Zazou Dewy Greta Kala Maggie May Nelley Puddles Scamp Tanner Zeke Dexter Griz Kasey Maggie Muggins Nelly Pugsley Schilo Tawni Zena Diesel Gryphon Kassie Maggie Munchkin Nemo Pumpkin Scout Teddi Zeus Digger Gucci Katie Maki Nerple Rachael Scratchy Teddy Ziggy Dilbert Guinness Kato Mamie Nezzle Rachel Sebastian Terasco Zoey Diogi Gypsum Kayleigh Mandy Nico Ranger Seeka Tess Dodger Gypsy Kaylie Marlow Nigel Rascal Seko Theodore Dodie Haley Keesha Max Nikita Rat Shadow Thunder Dog Hannah Kemik Meeko Nikki Razz Shaggy Tia Dolan Hector Keta Meow Meow Nikko Reeses Pieces Sheba Tiger (Tigger) Duke Henri Kiltie Meya Nipper Reilly Shegenia Tigger Dunn Herman King Neptune Mickey Nixon Remy Sheina Tilly Dusty Hermes Kiral Micro Odie Rex Shelby Tinkerbell Dutch Hershey Kitler Milhaud Olive Rico Shilo Titus Dutchess Hiker Kitten Milo Oliver Riley Shwack Toby E.T. Holly Kitty Minnie O'Reilly Ringo Sierra Tony Axel Eddie Homer Kitty (Venus) Minou Oreo Rio Sigmund Troy Edge Honey Kiwi Mira Oro Ripley Silver Tucker Emden Hope Koda Mischa Oscar Robbie Simba Twinkle Emily Houdini Kodie Missy Oz Rocky Simon Tyra Emma Hugo Lacey Mister Ozzy Roo Bear Smokey Uma Estelle Humphrey Lady Misty Page Rory Smudge Vagabond Fanny India Layla Mittens Panda Rosco Snotty Vegas Fernie Inky Lemon Sprinkles Mocha Pasha Ruah Snowball Vicki Fine Feline Inook Lena Moe Patch Ruby Soda Vincent Fionn Izaak Leo Mojo Patches Rudy Sophie Warehouse Fluffy Jack Liam Mokey Pathos Rufus Spanky Webster Freddie Jacob Lily Molly Peaches Ryley Sparkles Whisky Free Bird Jade Lincoln Mona Pedro Saber Sparky Whisp Furball Jager Linden Monsi Pekoe Sabrina Spike Whitney Gala Jake Louis Monty Penny Sacha Spookey Wick Gator Jane Lucie Moo Moo Pepper Sachia Sprocket Willem Gem Jasper Lucky Morgan Peppy Le Phew Sadie Star Willie Geordie Jax Lucy Moses Pepsi Saia Starr Willow George Jazz Luke Mou Pig Salem Stoker Winnie Gibbs Jelly Lulu Mouin Pink Floyd Sam Susie Winston Ginger Jessie Luna Mr. Bojangles Poco Samantha Sydney Wizard PRESIDENT’S ANNUAL REPORT 2013–2014 42 UPEI Faculty & Staff Donors UPEI faculty and staff appreciate the generosity of our donors and join them in supporting our University.

Anonymous (7) Cathy Gillan Edward MacDonald Amreek Singh Alaa Abd-El-Aziz Linda M. Gillan Young Breanne MacInnis Philip Smith Deborah Annear Robert F. Gilmour Sarah MacInnis Sophie St-Hilaire Rose Barbour Sally Goddard Dianne MacLean Erica Stanley Mark Barrett Tim Goddard Kathleen M. MacMillan Garth Stanley Boyde Beck Debbie Good Colleen MacQuarrie Rita E. Stanley Laura Bevan Katherine Gottschall-Pass Janice L. MacWilliam Kenneth W. Sulston Crystal Burrows Bob Gray Kerry Marsh Jennifer Taylor Barbara Campbell Denis Grecco Sharon Martin Ramona Taylor Tim Carroll Norma Guy Charlotte McCardle Donald M. Wagner Michael Cassidy Larry Hale Darcy McCardle Lynda Walker Birt Leo Cheverie Larry Hammell Carole McCarville Gerald Wandio Sharon G. Clark Yousef Hashmi Grace McCourt Lori E. Weeks Greg Clayton Rosemary Herbert Earlene McKinnon-Gray William Whelan Glenda Clements-Smith Bill Hogg Alfred Mitchell Cindy Wood Janice Coffin Johann Holland George Morrison Carmencita Yason Annabel Cohen Dawn Hooper Melissa Morrow Alice Crook Allan Hughes Catherine Mullally Eddie Curran Catherine Innes-Parker Shannon Murray Grant Curtis Myrtle Jenkins-Smith Palanisamy Nagarajan Pierre-Yves Daoust Ryan Johnston Omid Nekouei Satadal Dasgupta Tara Judson Rosemary O’Malley-Keyes Jeff Davidson Collins Kamunde Arthur Ortenburger Kenneth DesRoches Greg Keefe Kim Parker E. W. Scott Dickieson Sheila Kerry Heather Parry Ernest J. Doiron Kathleen Kielly Ken Parry Jason Doiron Juergen Krause Nicole Phillips Robert Doiron Christian Lacroix Gillian Profitt Reuben Domike Allan Ledgerwood James Reddin Bruce Donaldson Mark Leggott Kimberly Roach Inge Dorsey Geoffrey Lindsay Cathy Rose Pat Doyle Simon Lloyd Heather Rossiter Nola Etkin Kellie Lockhart Heather Russell Sandra Gallant Anna MacDonald Catherine Ryan

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