A publication for graduates and friends of Bishop’s University No. 23 Fall 2007 Bishop’sBishop’s UniversityUniversity NewsNews Two Convocation ceremonies in one day PLUSPLUS ’96 elected of P.E.I. Page 7

Patrick Keeley ’93 wins Top 40 under 40 Page 9

Amy Lee Lavoie ’06 enters National Theatre School Page 7 Alumni Association Steering Board Rob Allatt ’93, President ([email protected]) Peter Davidson ’77, Past President ([email protected]) Graham Moodie ’69, Past President ([email protected]) Jill Robinson ’87, Québec City Branch ([email protected]) Dan Bohinc ’94, Branch ([email protected]) Sterling Mawhinney ’88, Member-at-large ([email protected]) Eric Mills ’72, Member-at-large ([email protected]) Matt McBrine ’96, Alumni Relations Coordinator ([email protected]) Dave McBride ’93, Director of University Advancement ([email protected]) Alumni Association Branch Presidents Jeremy Tessier ’98, BC Branch ([email protected]) Paul Alleyne ’01 & Shane Johnson ’95, Barbados Branch ([email protected]) ([email protected]) Grant Siméon ’85, Eastern Townships Branch ([email protected]) James Walde ’88, Fredericton Branch ([email protected]) Shirley Kitching Duncan ’56 & Cheryl Kouri ’77, Gaspé Branch ([email protected]) Andrew Lacas ’00, Halifax Branch ([email protected]) Peter Nixon ’83, Branch ([email protected]) Kristi Lambert McBride ’93 & Michael McBride ’93 Newfoundland & Labrador Branch ([email protected]) Tom VanAlstine ’92, Ottawa Branch ([email protected]) Forbes Campbell ’00, Branch ([email protected]) Sonia Fisher ’01, Branch ([email protected]) David Morad ’91 & Kedrin Simms ’00, Washington, DC ([email protected]) ([email protected])

In this Issue Principal Issues ...... 3 Distinguished honorands ...... 4-5 Across the generations ...... 5-6 Robert Ghiz elected Premier of P.E.I ...... 7 Amy Lee Lavoie makes the cut ...... 7 Squee Gordon heads Corporation ...... 8 Patrick Keeley wins Top 40 Under 40 ...... 9 Venerable Bede Reunite ...... 10 NIBS brings home the gold ...... 10 Branch Briefs ...... 11 Faculty enjoy success ...... 12 Happenings on campus ...... 13 Artists invest in Bishop’s ...... 14 Annual Giving Report ...... (1-12) Harvey White receives honour ...... 15 Retirement reviews ...... 15-17 Births, Marriages, Deaths ...... 18-21 Through the Years ...... 22-24 Fall Homecoming & Reunions 2007 ...... 25 Alumni Perspectives ...... 26

2 • Fall 2007 Bishop’s University News Cover photos: Perry Beaton Principal Issues

any of you will have seen fairly extensive In the coming months, we will continue coverage of Bishop’s University in the discussions on campus about the operations and M media over the course of the summer. strategic direction of our University. Senate will Unfortunately labor conflict is not the reason we’d begin a complete evaluation of the academic like to have journalists descending on our Quad. I programs. A strategic plan, including six strategic am happy to report that all units of the union goals (see box below), will be explored further and (faculty, contract faculty, librarians, non-academic operationalized. A redeployment plan for non- staff) ratified new collective agreements in August, academic staff will be carried out providing 2007. Although the negotiation process was support for strategic areas of the University, while lengthy and tense, hard work and commitment allowing us to rationalize expenses where possible. from both sides led to a satisfactory conclusion in And we will continue, with our colleagues from time to limit the impact on our students. Everyone other universities, to lobby the Quebec on campus has returned to our primary mission: government to wisely invest in the future of our providing students with a special Bishop’s province – indeed the world – by directing more experience and an exceptional education. support to universities. This process showed that Bishop’s employees The entire campus community will be form a cohesive community. Colleagues are more involved in this process. Collectively we will than just colleagues; they are close friends and strengthen Bishop’s. We will retain the best of family members. One observation is clear: all Bishop’s, while looking for new initiatives to Robert Poupart Bishop’s employees, regardless of their position, expand our appeal and reputation, solidifying our care deeply about Bishop’s and take pride in the place among Canada’s finest. education we provide. You, our graduates and friends, continue to Bishop’s is facing a challenging period in its play a role in the future of your University. Many history. Inadequate funding by the provincial of you write to me or to others on campus with government and a serious decline in enrolment observations, ideas, suggestions. We read your certainly offer challenges given that a huge letters and hope you will continue your majority of Bishop’s revenues come from conversation with Bishop’s. We’d also love for you government grants and tuition fees. But Bishop’s to converse with others about your Bishop’s has faced difficult times before. Numerous fires. experience. Our 11,000 alumni and 1,850 families The Depression. Two World Wars. The creation of of current students are in fact our best recruitment the CEGEP system taking with it half our student staff. Tell people your Bishop’s story. Many of you population. Government imposed cuts of 25% to will soon receive an invitation to support this our operating budget in the mid 1990’s. The year’s Annual Campaign. I hope you will say yes, Bishop’s community has always risen to the sending a strong message to our students and others challenge, and 2007 will be no different. that you believe in the Bishop’s experience.

The direction of the following strategic goals was approved by the Corporation and Senate this past spring. Please send your comments to Prof. Sylvie Béquet: [email protected]. Strategic Goal 1 Strategic Goal 4 To attract and retain outstanding students with the potential and desire To enhance Bishop’s research capacity to fully support research to excel academically, assume leadership roles, engage productively performance and its dissemination to the wider world. with the local and global communities and perform creatively and Strategic Goal 5 athletically. To actively foster intellectual, social, cultural and economic Strategic Goal 2 development and innovation in the region, the province, the country Through excellence in teaching, to offer students challenging programs and the world, with particular attention to the Americas. While that integrate academic rigor with co-curricular activities, service reaffirming its English-speaking character, Bishop’s University will learning, community and civic engagement, and opportunities for develop a greater openness to, and ability to operate in, other languages interdisciplinary study. Graduates of these programs will have strong of the Americas. critical thinking and communication skills (including increased Strategic Goal 6 competencies in languages), will be empowered to assume leadership To achieve these strategic goals, Bishop’s University will operate in an roles, and will contribute to the international community. environmentally responsible manner so as to promote the wellness of Strategic Goal 3 individuals, the community and the natural world. To attract and retain outstanding faculty and staff committed to the core values and activities of Bishop’s University as embodied in our Vision and Mission.

Fall 2007 Bishop’s University News • 3 Class of 2007 requires two Convocations o accommodate its largest graduating class in history, Bishop’s mounted T two ceremonies on June 9, 2007, both held in the gymnasium of the John H. Photo: Perry Beaton Price Sports Centre.

Undergraduates in the class: Business 181 (59 female, 122 male) Education 114 (84 female, 30 male) Humanities 154 (95 female, 59 male) Natural Sciences & Mathematics 64 (31 female, 33 male) Social Sciences 141 (75 female, 66 male)

Standing l to r: Bruce Stavert, Ronald Wright, Richard Gwyn, Yves Jodoin (Registrar) Seated l to r: Robert Poupart (Principal), Janyne Hodder, Scott Griffin (Chancellor) Distinguished Honorands Excerpts from the citations Richard Gwyn Janyne Hodder

English by birth, Mr. Gwyn emigrated to Canada in 1954 and It is my honor to present to you an outstanding and inspiring in short order embarked on a career as a journalist in Halifax. He teacher, effective and innovative civil servant, respected and rapidly established himself in his chosen path through stints as admired Principal and administrator.… Educated at McGill, trained parliamentary correspondent for United Press International, as as a teacher in the Bahamas, where she is now the President of the writer/reporter with Thomson Newspapers, then as Ottawa editor College, Quebec gained an exceptional civil servant when Janyne for McLean-Hunter, and as Parliamentary correspondent and returned to join the Department of Education and rose to the contributing editor for Time Canada.... He joined the Toronto Star position of Assistant Deputy Minister. She turned an ordinary in 1973 and established a reputation as a guiding light in the bureaucratic job into a leadership role, and put English education Parliamentary Press Gallery… and later covered such monumental on the map both in her daily work and as a pivotal member of the events as the demise of the Soviet Union, the fall of the Berlin Wall, Chambers Task Force and Chairman of her own commission on and, further afield, the Gulf War and the end of apartheid in South community schools. Africa. Arriving at Bishop’s in 1995, she sensed, due to serious As an outsider who, like so many Canadians, has adopted this government budget cuts, the need for restructuring and she chaired country as his own, he has plumbed the breadth and depth of our a committee that recommended the necessary cuts in as painless a nation... has developed a very broadly informed and unique way as possible, allowing the University to go forward in a positive perspective on national and international issues, and has brought manner.… Realizing that more students were needed and that more his interests to bear on an astonishingly varied array of subjects.... scholarships, awards and bursaries would attract them, she His talents have not gone unnoticed. He received national persuaded the Corporation and Foundation to proceed with a newspaper awards in 1980 and 1985, and, also in 1985, the national financial capital campaign for $15 million, the highest goal in magazine award. In 1982, he was named author of the year by the Bishop’s history.... Foundation for the Advancement of Canadian Letters. His book, [She] has given us an image from coast to coast of openness, Nationalism Without Walls: The Unbearable Lightness of Being tolerance, biculturalism and friendliness .… For her contribution to Canadian, was recently listed by the Literary Review of Canada as English education in Quebec, teaching and learning in the one of the 100 most important books in Canada…(Literary Review Bahamas, and to this community and our University where we took of Canada March 2006). In 2002 he was appointed Officer to the great pride in her leadership, I ask you to bestow the degree of Order of Canada.... Doctor of Civil Law.… Stephen Sheeran Alex K. Paterson ’52, DCL ’74 Dean of Humanities Chancellor 1995-2005

4 • Fall 2007 Bishop’s University News Bruce Stavert Ronald Wright

Ordained in 1965, the young Reverend Bruce Stavert Ronald Wright is one of Canada’s most distinguished and demonstrated the soundness of both his character and his training accomplished writers. He is also surely the most versatile, having by ministering effectively to an exceptional variety of charges .… been published, praised, and prized in a wide variety of genres, In spite of his forays into Upper Canada and the Prairies, Bruce from travel writing through fiction to science writing to history. remained a Quebecer at heart. Thus it was with great pleasure that Born in , in 1948, he studied archaeology at we saw him return home as the eighth successor of Bishop George Cambridge University before taking a trip to the Americas which Jehoshaphat Mountain, founder of our University. In 1991 has lengthened into what, so far, has been the rest of his life. He Alexander Bruce Stavert became the eleventh Bishop of Quebec participated in Mayan digs, he farmed, drove trucks, became a and thus Visitor of Bishop’s University.... graduate student at Calgary, added the Inca language Quechua and As Bishop of Quebec, and since 2004 as Metropolitan of the some Mayan to his existing Spanish, he moved to Ontario; and Ecclesiastical Province of Canada, Archbishop Stavert has finally, in the 1980s, he began to write. And how well he did so!… enormous administrative responsibilities. But he has managed not Despite the impressive variety in his work, and his obvious to let these overwhelm his dedication to spiritual and social issues. polyvalence, some major common threads structure all his work, His commitment to humane and liberal values is represented by his and also do him honour as a man. One of these is a clear and staunch work for the Council of the North, which focuses on the beautiful prose style, capable of expressing simultaneously the needs of native communities in northern Canada; by his opposition world’s richness, sadness and humour. Another is the concern, to discrimination, symbolized by his official presence at the which runs through his work from its beginning, for a more consecration of Gene Robinson as Bishop of New Hampshire; and sustainable, moderate and intelligent relationship with nature. And by his key role in promoting dialogue and co-operation between the last but not least is his determined effort to understand non-western Roman Catholic and Anglican communions in Canada. cultures in their own terms, to grasp their history as they themselves It is my pleasure and privilege to present to you … an understood it, and to interpret this reality for a wider audience. As illustrious alumnus, a great humanitarian and a very distinguished environmental and climate change, the massive death of species, Canadian churchman.… and resource exhaustion loom over our early twenty-first century, Garry Retzleff we need to listen to his voice.… His writing is beautiful, but it is Professor Emeritus of English not comfortable. It merits the recognition of an institution of learning, as it both seeks the truth and then resolutely speaks it.... Michael Childs Professor of History Dr. Courtice Rose was named Professor Emeritus of Geography and Environmental Studies and Dr. Stephen Black Professor Emeritus of Psychology. Degrees across the generations

Alumni were proud to welcome their children and grandchildren as fellow graduates.

Al Bell ’71 & son Chris Doug Buchanan ’95 & daughter Grace William Cady ’70 & daughter Jessica

Keith Cassidy ’68 & son Geoff Sandra Gallichon ’80 & daughter Katie Hal Gould ’73 & daughter Hallie

Fall 2007 Bishop’s University News • 5 Generations (cont’d) Photos: Perry Beaton

Patrick ’71 & Jane ’72 Guest & son Patrick Kenneth Harwood ’47 & granddaughter Karl ’01 & Barbara ’03 Hunting & Laura Young daughter Rachel

Gail Kelso ’92 & daughter Marissa Wayne McCartney ’77 & daughter Laura Tom McShane ’74 & daughter Heather

Stephen Moore ’80 & daughters Katelin, Andrew Nation ’80 & daughter Gillian Diane Prah ’93 & son Michael Shanyn ’05, & Meghan ’03

Nancy ’76 & Alan ’78 Rowell & son Thomas Walter Smith ’42 & son Lanny Smith ’80 & granddaughters Sara ’04 & Katie

6 • Fall 2007 Bishop’s University News Landslide victory for Robert Ghiz ’96 in P.E.I. The new Liberal Premier won 23 of 27 districts in the provincial election. was going to go through Bishop’s – move 2003-2007. Previously, the native to Toronto – and make a fortune,” Robert worked as an aide for Deputy Prime Minister “I Ghiz laughs, when asked if he planned a Sheila Copps and as a lobbyist for the Bank of career in politics. Nova Scotia. In 2001, he joined the office of The Political Studies graduate is the newest Prime Minister Jean Chretien where he served as Premier of . Running on the Atlantic Canada advisor before running for the platform, “Islanders First for A Change,” Robert leadership of the Liberal Party of Prince Edward took 23 of 27 seats reversing the standings in the Island in 2003. legislature. Rob’s father, Joe Ghiz, was premier of PEI Pundits were predicting a close race. from 1986-1993. He received an Honorary “It was May 28th. I was watching the Degree from Bishop’s and graduated with his election with my family at my mother’s house. son, before passing away from cancer in 1996. The first results came in strong but we didn’t Their graduation was the last family trip they had want to get too excited. Then at the end, we got together, Robert said. Robert’s younger sister a much larger vote than expected. It was a thrill Joanne, graduated from Bishop’s in 2005. to have won with such a lead,” said Robert. “We are all fortunate we went to Bishop’s The five major issues highlighted in his University and could benefit from the small campaign were health care, doctor recruitment, a community,” said Robert, who is Canada’s property assessment freeze in the province, youngest serving Premier. “I personally give promotion of the bioscience industry and cuts to credit to Bishop’s University.” the gas tax. Robert was the Leader of the Official Sandra Sullivan-Keeley ’93 Opposition in PEI’s provincial legislature from

Question Period with Rob Ghiz On the Ten-Year-Plan : “People shouldn’t stick around for too long. I would like to continue a ten year career in politics and be removed by choice.” On his favorite BU Professor : “Dr. Andrew Johnson was particularly memorable. He was a great teacher, mentor and put students on the right track. He put me on the right track. He was definitely an inspiration.” On being called the Best-Dressed-Man in Charlottetown? “No comment.”

Amy Lee Lavoie ’06 makes the cut Amy Lee earns coveted place at the National Theatre School

his fall, Amy Lee Lavoie becomes the first New Plays Festival and her comic sketches, Bishop’s graduate to join the playwriting lampooning everything from Canadian Idol to T program at Canada’s most prestigious the ordeal of our University health clinic, were theatre conservatory, The National Theatre performed by her comedy troupe, Gently Used School in Montreal. Each year NTS brings Coats, in the London and Hamilton Fringe together a highly select group of young artists to Festivals, and on Bishop’s Centennial stage be trained in the various disciplines of dramatic during Frosh Week. She also performed in production. Amy Lee is one of only two student departmental productions of The Hunchback of playwrights chosen from across Canada. Notre Dame, The Visit, and as the Red Queen in Before beginning her university career, Amy Alice Through the Looking Glass. Lee had already developed a love of writing, but Amy Lee looks forward to NTS as a place to she was unsure of which medium to pursue. She surround herself with creative people and new considered studying journalism at Carleton, but challenges. “I look forward to developing my ultimately her love of the stage brought her to own process. As a writer I tend to rely on Bishop’s where she majored in Drama. During inspiration to hit, but deadlines are the her three years at Bishop’s, Amy Lee professional writer’s reality. I want to be able to distinguished herself both as a writer and as an produce work on demand and be happy with the actor. One of her scripts was the hit of the 2005 result.”

Fall 2007 Bishop’s University News • 7 Squee Gordon ’60, DCL ’04 says au revoir to Humber, salut to Bishop’s Dr. Gordon retired after 25 years as President of Humber Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning and became President of Bishop’s University Corporation for the next four. n 1982 when Squee Gordon took the helm, Squee’s professional life is characterized by Humber College had 8,000 students and 90 an unwavering commitment to post-secondary I programs of study; today it offers 150 education, beginning with his own enriched programs to 18,000 full-time students, 55,000 education: he holds Bachelor’s and Master’s part-time registrants and 15,000 corporate degrees in History from Bishop’s University, a learners. As only the second President in Master’s Degree in Educational Administration Photo: Marina Scott-Wickens Humber’s 40 year history, Squee played a pivotal from the University of Massachusetts, a Master’s role in transforming the college into a thriving Degree in Public Administration from Harvard polytechnic institution with two sprawling University, and a Doctorate in Educational campuses in Toronto’s southwest and northwest Administration from the University of corners, a third regional campus underway in Massachusetts. He has held administrative Orangeville, partnerships with the University of positions at Bishop’s, Dawson College and Guelph and the University of New Brunswick, Humber, as well as taught graduate courses and and many other specialized learning operations lectured at many universities, including U. of T., in the GTA. McGill, U.B.C., Harvard, and the University of Humber had experienced its share of trials Texas. He has been a consultant for C.I.D.A. in over the years: stringent government cutbacks in Africa and South East Asia, and a Policy Advisor funding, periods of labor strife, years of uneven to the Secretary of State and the Minister for enrolment, demand for program rationalization, Employment and Immigration on matters related “This is a man who has and so on. Nevertheless, Squee managed to to post-secondary education. In 1994, he advance Humber’s aspirations and ambitions. evaluated the inspection system for the Further mattered,” observes “Moving with momentum can work Education Funding Council in the United Wayson Choy, celebrated wonders for morale, motivation, and Kingdom. writer and Professor accomplishment,” Squee said. “Belief in Squee has earned many honours for his Emeritus of Humber. ourselves and what we are doing is crucial to accomplishments, including honorary degrees success and, more important, it’s infectious.” from Bishop’s University, University of Guelph Accolades flowed at the events held last and University of New Brunswick. In 2006, he spring in honour of Squee’s retirement who, at was honoured for his contributions to Canadian the time, was the longest serving college public education at the Annual Tribute Dinner of president in Canada. The longevity of his the Learning Partnership. leadership resulted in a coherence at Humber that Presently, Squee serves on the Boards of other institutions don’t always enjoy. Squee Canada Basketball, the Learning Partnership, the received praise as a pioneer, a visionary, a Toronto City Summit Alliance, and the Advisory humanitarian, a team captain, a team player, an Committee of the Toronto Waterfront inspirational leader, a friend, an imaginative Revitalization Corporation, as well as the guide, a great president. Especially Corporation of Bishop’s University, of which he commendable, all agreed, is his ability to view was elected President in May 2007. Squee states change, be it welcome or not, as something to be as his priorities: embraced and explored. • to oversee the renewal of academic programs “No one I know has meant so much to so many with a view to addressing 21st century people in different walks of life. Our journeys requirements and stabilizing enrolment; have been inspired and improved by the way you • to solve financial deficiencies and regain have coped with every challenge, and challenged equilibrium; each of us, and made us do far more than we ever • to dispel a climate of mistrust in labour thought we could.” relations and improve the general mood on Alastair Summerlee, President & Vice-Chancellor, campus. University of Guelph The Bishop’s community welcomes Squee’s engagement in this latest capacity. Sources: Humber A History and Retirement Celebration of May 23, 2007 NEW APPOINTMENTS TO CORPORATION

Peter Davidson ’77, Broker, Transatlantic Securities Mary Rhodes, Professor Emeritus of Mathematics, Bishop’s University Peter Dunn ’66, Founding Partner, Palodun Capital Limited Stephen Stafford ’64, Owner, Manoir Hovey Stephen Lloyd ’89, Lawyer, Fraser Milner Casgrain LLP Kelly Murumets ’85, President and CEO, ParticipACTION

8 • Fall 2007 Bishop’s University News Patrick Keeley ’93 receives Canada’s Top 40 Under 40 Award Congratulations to Patrick as Bishop’s first graduate to be chosen for the prestigious Top 40 Under 40 Award, organized by the Caldwell Partners Inc. and sponsored by the Globe and Mail. atrick was one of forty recipients Patrick says not a day went by that he selected from over 1,400 nominations wasn’t called by a Bishop’s friend while in P from across Canada. The business the hospital. That contact made all the achievement award is given to outstanding difference. leaders in their field under 40 years of age, The year after his treatment, RBC

Photo: Marina Scott-Wickens based on five criteria: vision and leadership, named Patrick as President of Canada’s innovation and achievement, impact, growth largest investment counseling firm. Since and development strategy, and community his appointment, RBC’s Private Counsel’s involvement. Assets Under Management nearly doubled “It has been a tremendous honor and and the firm is on pace to complete its very humbling to be in the company of so second consecutive record-year of many accomplished and hard-working profitability. Canadians,” says Patrick, who received the Thankfully, Patrick is in remission from award last May. the cancer. The chances of reoccurrence are The Social Studies graduate is the slim after two years and almost nil after five, President and Managing Director of RBC say his doctors. Private Counsel Inc., the investment Giving back is imperative to Patrick. He counseling arm of the Royal Bank of is on the Development Committee at Canada which serves individuals, families, Princess Margaret Hospital where he trusts and foundations requiring received his treatment. He also gives discretionary management of $1-million leadership presentations. Often, Patrick plus. takes the opportunity to discuss his personal Business success has not come without and business challenges. “It is important to challenges. In 2003, shortly after losing his me to share my experiences – especially the Chicago-based job in a corporate ones that are not all sunshine and roses,” restructuring, Patrick was diagnosed with says Patrick, who spoke at a leadership Stage IV non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma. The seminar at Bishop’s last year held for his father-of-two immediately began an fraternity Sigma Chi. aggressive chemotherapy treatment in Last year, he raised $70,000 in Princess Chicago and then flew back to Toronto to Margaret’s Walk to End Breast Cancer. His complete his regimen. was the second highest total in all of “Three years ago, I never could have Canada. “The walk represented a physical imagined receiving such an accolade,” says challenge because I was determined to be Patrick. “I was fighting cancer, and my main healthy enough to walk 60 km. I think many job was to get healthy. Everything else was of my donations came that first year because secondary.” Royal Bank generously people were shocked that I was even accommodated Patrick’s treatment schedule attempting to do it.” which required five days of hospitalization Patrick is married to Sandra Sullivan- every three weeks. He went into his office Keeley ’93 and they live in Toronto with every day between hospital visits and met their two children, Annie and Parker. Pat and many colleagues in Toronto for the first time Sandra will celebrate their 12th wedding hairless and 60 pounds lighter than his anniversary in the Eastern Townships this current weight. September. He spent his days in the hospital trying to stay strong by working-out with elastic exercise bands he strapped to his bed and doing so many laps of the ward with his IV in tow, the nurses on the floor nick-named him “Speedy.” Patrick says that just thinking of his two young children gave him strength.

Fall 2007 Bishop’s University News • 9 Welcome to the Guild of the Venerable Bede

his year St. Mark’s Chapel turned 150. For those who have enjoyed the privilege of attending the Chapel, it comes as no T surprise that it is a worship centre not only for the students, faculty and staff of the University and Champlain College, but for the community as well. St. Mark’s is more than just a chapel; it has a rich and vibrant history and has been designated as an historical site that is a popular stop for tourist buses operating in the area. The first in a series of special events organized to mark the 150th Anniversary was a special Eucharist service and reunion of the Guild of the Venerable Bede held June 16-17, 2007. The weekend-long Back row l-r: Ray Jensen ’50, Sam Purdy ’53, John McIllmurray ’65, Peter Hannen’56, John Simons ’66, Lyman Harding ’63, Lloyd Rheaume ’61, celebration kicked off with an organ concert, featuring Leslie Martin Dave Prowse ’64, Bruce Stavert ’61, DCL ’07 Young, performed on St. Mark’s sublime organ. Front row l-r: Ebert Hobbs ’51, Ron Hunt ’62, David Conliffe ’53, Al Salt ’49 On Saturday evening, a reception and dinner were held for the Guild members, their friends, and guests from the University. Sam did an outstanding job. The worshippers who filled the Purdy, the dinner speaker, spoke about the Venerable Bede and the Chapel experienced a sample of the high standard of history of the Guild. His presentation was enlivened with wonderful worship that has been at the heart of St. Mark’s throughout stories about the antics of Guild members while at Bishop’s. its 150 years. That spirit is why the Chapel continues to The Holy Eucharist, celebrated on Sunday morning, was an play an important role in the University, the College and occasion long to be remembered. The Most Reverend Bruce Stavert, the local community. It is also a tribute to the ministry of Archbishop of Quebec, was the celebrant and Reverend Canon Dr. Archdeacon Heather Thomson. John Simons, Principal of the Montreal Diocesan College, served as the preacher. The Chapel choir performed under the direction of Ebert “Bim” Hobbs ’51 Melinda Enns and the organists, Pamela Gill Eby and Simon Abbott, Business students win international competition — again!

he final round of the 12th annual NIBS (Network of International Business Schools) case competition was Thosted by the Dublin Institute of Technology in March. Eight teams, including the host team, made it to the final round of this international case competition. Other teams were from the US, Guatemala, The Netherlands, Finland and Canada (Concordia and Memorial). Bishop’s team , who won the event in 2006 (hosted in Norway), was unsure of their standing as they got off to a rocky start, losing to Memorial University. However, the team beat both Guatemala and Finland in the remaining round robin Bishop’s winning NIBS team (l-r): Rob Palmer (coach), David Wishart, BBA management, Caitlin event, advancing to the semifinals against their arch rival, McLaughlin, BBA marketing, Dean of the Dublin Institute of Technology, Concordia. Lissa McRae (coach) Bill Robson (coach), Chris Bell, BBA finance, and Kyle The team was presented with the case of Lenova, China’s Ferguson, BBA international business. largest PC maker, and its attempt to establish a brand name for consecutive NIBS win! itself following its acquisition of IBM’s personal computer The Williams School of Business has won this event four division. In a 4 hour period, the team was required to analyze times and has placed second four times in the 12 year history the company, understand its problems, recommend a strategic of the competition. solution, outline the implementation for this recommended The experience is extremely beneficial for the students as strategy, and prepare a 20 minute power point presentation. they interact with business students from different countries, Following the presentation, the team fielded questions for ten experience different cultures, and get to use their business minutes. knowledge and skills in competitive situations. The team was ecstatic when the judges concluded that the Next year’s NIBS final will be hosted by Coventry Bishop’s analysis and recommendations were superior to those University in England. We hope to be there! of their rival Concordia. BU then met the team from the Lissa McRae Netherlands in the final and went on to enjoy their second Associate Professor, Williams School of Business 10 • Fall 2007 Bishop’s University News Branch Check out our website for upcoming events in your Briefs area: www.ubishops.ca/alumni Toronto Halifax Montreal

1-r : Winners Bill MacDonald ’73, Maureen 1-r : Brent Gallant ’77, Mr. Tam, Principal 1-r : Winners : Ward Goddard ’86 (Major MacDonald, Scott Ride ’93 (gift sponsor), Robert Poupart, Malcolm Boyle ’78, Sylvia Sponsor - Total Logistics Control), Pamela Lyn Baptist, Sandy Baptist ’73 Tam ’79, Frank Mc Ginn ’78 Deans ’71, Nicole Raymond, Danielle Mills, Tom Godber ’85 (Major Sponsor - Avison Thanks to 130 golfers who Alumni, friends, prospective students Young Quebec Inc.), Caroline Mills ’06 participated in the Richmond Hill and their parents attended a reception Golf Tournament and raised $7,500 hosted by Malcolm Boyle at a scenic In its second year, this tournament for the Jeff Cannon Memorial Fund location overlooking the harbour. which now welcomes alumni from and, new this year, funded Toronto Congratulations to Malcolm who both Montreal and Ottawa saw 80 Alumni & Friends Awards. received the University’s prestigious golfers gather at the Falcon Golf Club Alumni Service Award for his in Hudson to raise money to fund dedicated service to Bishop’s and the scholarships for two entering students Alumni Association. from the respective regions. Calgary Fredericton Over 30 grads gathered to kick off summer at a downtown bar in Calgary on June 22nd. Two from the 1960s shared memories from their gown-wearing days which, oddly enough, resembled memories of more recent grads. We proved that we’re all still a little purple, even though we’re swamped in oil. For Calgary events, contact Sabrina Fabian: [email protected]

1-r : James Walde ’88, Matt McBrine ’96, Gaiter Classic Pat Sinstadt, Bryan Walker ’57

This year’s tournament marked the 20th anniversary of the Athletic Department’s major fundraising event of the year. 115 golfers participated and raised over $15,000.

1-r : Winners : Tony Addona (Director of Athletics), Silvio Martel ’92, Bill Shearson, Garth Smith (Honorary Chair), Jamie Ford ’90, Rick Southam ’72 Fall 2007 Bishop’s University News • 11 Faculty Enjoy Professional Success Dr. Benoit A. Bacon (Psychology Department) has been Fonds québécois de la recherche sur la nature et les invited to join the Centre de Recherche en Neuropsychologie et technologies Cognition (CERNEC), a FRSQ research centre that focuses on Dr. Layachi Bentabet (Computer Science Department) understanding the links between brain function and behavior. was awarded a two-year grant of $60,000 to support his research With headquarters at the Université de Montréal, the CERNEC project focusing on visual target tracking using multiple groups 39 researchers and over 200 graduate students and total cameras. funding is in excess of $25 million. Dr. Bacon joins the Fonds québécois de la recherche sur la société et la culture “Sensory Systems and Perception” axis where he will contribute to research on the visual system. Dr. Darren Bardati ’94 (Department of Environmental Dr. Cathy Beauchamp ’70 (School of Education) received Studies and Geography) received a three-year grant of $45,000 the 2007 Robert J. Menges New Researcher Award of the for his project on civic participation in watershed management. American Educational Research Association for her dissertation Dr. Steve Harvey ’89 (Williams School of Business) and (2005). The award recognizes outstanding scholarship by a new his research team have been awarded a two-year grant of researcher in the areas of postsecondary teaching, evaluation, $65,000 for a project on the impact of human resources and development. Dr. Beauchamp’s dissertation represents a management practices, spiritual leadership, workplace violence comprehensive analysis of the literature on reflection in and work-family conflict on the psychological well-being of teaching, which is vast and often criticized for lack of employees. coherence. Dr. Jean Manore (Department of History) has been Dr. Gilbert Gagné (Department of Political Studies) awarded $43,875 for her three-year project on the importance of received a Fulbright Award. During his sabbatical leave in 2007- northern rivers to federal engineers and surveyors in forming the 08, Dr. Gagné will be the Visiting Chair in Canadian Studies at liberal state from 1870 to 1930. Duke University in Durham NC. He will be attached to the Dr. Susan Reid (Williams School of Business) and her Centre for Canadian Studies and the Department of Political colleagues were awarded a team grant of $319,000 to support a Science. He will teach one undergraduate course and pursue his four-year project on the international dissemination of research on the Canada-U.S. softwood lumber dispute. The biotechnologies. Canada-U.S. Fulbright Program supports outstanding SSHRC Grants researchers doing research on issues relevant to Canada, the Dr. Eva Mary Bures (School of Education) and her United States and the relationship between the two countries. colleagues received a team grant of $143,178 for a project on Dr. Steve Harvey ’89 (Williams School of Business ) is the impact of online dialogue on students’ learning. part of a team of principal researchers from the Université de Prof. Denise Fortier ’87 (Williams School of Business) Montréal, Université Laval and McGill University (Douglas was awarded a doctoral fellowship for her project, “The Hospital) who have received funding from the Canadian Identification of Managerial Competencies for Success in Institutes of Health Research. The multi-disciplinary team was International Business,” under the supervision of Mario Roy, awarded $1.46 million over 5 years for a series of projects in Université de Sherbrooke, and Normand Pettersen, UQTR. their proposed program “Developing better diagnosis, Dr. Louis-Georges Harvey (Department of History) interventions and policies in occupational mental health: A received a three-year grant of $44,000 for his project on the multi-disciplinary approach.” Anglophone political discourse in Lower Canada from 1805 to

NSERC Grants Dr. Jean Manore from the Department Dr. Madjid Allili (Computer Science and Mathematics of History, in collaboration with Dale G. Departments) received $75,000 over five-years to support his Miner, recently edited “The Culture of research project, “Computational Topology Methods for Data Hunting in Canada.” Hunting is a pivotal Analysis and Shape Modeling.” but little studied aspect of Canadian history, Dr. Elizabeth Levac (Environmental Studies and culture and society. The work covers Geography Department) was awarded two NSERC grants: a elements of the history of hunting from the $109,000 five-year research grant to pursue her research pre-colonial period to the present in all activities on the sources and oceanic paths of large meltwater parts of Canada, featuring essays by discharge events, and a one-year equipment grant of $19,250 to practitioners and scholars of hunting and by purchase a sophisticated microscope and a microwave digester pro- and anti-hunting lobbyists. The result for palynological analysis. crosses the boundaries between scholarship and personal reflection, and between academia and advocacy. 1837.

12 • Fall 2007 Bishop’s University News Happenings on campus

Bishop’s summer of labour unrest Research Chair shared with t was a hot summer on campus, but not due to scorching heat. On Université de Sherbrooke June 28 over 150 non-academic staff walked off the job. The staff I unit was accredited in April 2004, and in September 2005 began Bishop’s University and the Université de negotiations for their first collective agreement as part of the APBU Sherbrooke created their second joint research (Association of Professors of Bishop’s University). Bishop’s is the only chair. The field of research is the contemporary Canadian university where regular faculty, librarians, contract faculty history of relations between Europe and Africa. and non-academic staff are part of the same union. An investment of $400,000 over five years is Faculty and librarians remained at work until July 26, when the making this chair possible. University locked out all unionized employees. Intense negotiations The Lucienne Cnockaert Chair will allow resumed between the University and the union on July 31, and continued for a better understanding of African until an agreement in principle was signed on August 6. All employees colonization and the phenomena that flow from were back at work on August 8, and on August 14 three units of the it, including the Rwandan genocide and the union (faculty, librarians, and non-academic staff) ratified new three difficult process of democratization in African year collective agreements. Contact faculty ratified theirs on August 28. states. Dr. Patrick Dramé, the first holder of The major issues for the University through this process included the chair, will oversee the research projects working within the University’s financial context and demonstrating associated with it and teach in the History fiscal restraint to the Quebec government, proceeding with a Departments at both universities. redeployment restructuring in both academic and non-academic areas, The first joint chair, held by Dr. Thomas signing a first collective agreement with non-academic staff, and Brustle, is in Representation Theory of ensuring long-term viability for the defined benefit pension plan. The Algebras. union was, itself, concerned with concluding a first collective agreement for non-academic staff, and protecting both jobs and the pension plan. The picket lines may have been loud at times, but they were always peaceful and respectful. The majority of services on campus continued, albeit with reduced hours and services, throughout the labour conflict due to the efforts of managers and non-unionized employees. The timing of both the strike and the lockout were both made in an effort to DE VOS IDÉES... À L’IMPRESSION minimize the impact on students, which, for the most part, was YOUR IDEAS ON PAPER... accomplished. Printing Design Direct to plate Finishing Bishop’s to host Andrew Blanchard 3 Conley, Sherbrooke QC J1M 1L8 Tel.: 819-562-0266 • Toll free: 1-800-361-0266 Townshippers’ Day Fax: 819-562-1233 • [email protected]

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Fall 2007 Bishop’s University News • 13 Accomplished artists make Bishop’s their charity of choice “There is no life without art.”

lifetime promoting the importance n 1966 Wanda and Stanley of art in the world. “There is no life Rozynski made a life-altering without art,” says Wanda. “The I decision: leave the cultural hot- feeling that comes from connecting bed that was Montreal to open a with or creating something pottery school in Way’s Mills, a beautiful is so powerful. Everyone tiny community in the Eastern should enjoy this feeling that artists Townships. “We enjoyed Montreal, strive for every day.” and did a lot of work with local The couple will continue artists; however we were looking influencing artists at Bishop’s – for something more. We had a forever. Although neither are studio/school/gallery in Montreal, graduates, they have come to value but the landlord wanted Wanda and the role the University plays in the me to leave so he could convert the Townships. “We have always kept Wanda Rozynska, Jim Benson, Claudine Beaulieu, Stanley Rozynski space into apartments to make an eye on what is happening at more money during Expo 67.” Bishop’s, and for a number of years The couple moved to Way’s have planned to do something to Mills and proceeded to transform support the Fine Arts Department,” the town’s empty elementary says Stanley. “We decided now was school into a pottery studio and the time.” residential school. Wanda was The Wanda and Stanley Rozynski already an accomplished potter Trust Fund was established in July who had studied and taught in New 2007. The first gift to the Fund has York and Montreal and whose been used to establish the Wanda works were exhibited across Rozynska Scholarship in Fine Arts. Canada, the United States, and Valued at $3,000 per year, the Europe. Stanley, who was scholarship will be awarded to a responsible for much of the returning student in Fine Arts who renovations to the schoolhouse, has shown the aptitude and desire was also a talented artist in his own necessary to pursue a Studio right – a sculptor whose large and Bishop’s University offers charitable gift annuities Honours Degree. Stanley also impressive pieces are on display – which represent a tax advantageous way to make established a charitable gift annuity throughout their two-acre property. a major gift while also gaining favourable income with the University, the principle of For over 20 years the school which will be added to the fund in for an annuitant’s life. For example: attracted students from Canada and the future.” “Wanda and I plan to the northeastern U.S.A.. The do more for Bishop’s in the future, A female graduate, 76 years of age, contributes residential school concept was including bequests in our will,” perfect for the couple. “For three $50,000 to establish an annuity at Bishop’s states Stanley happily. months in the summer I was able to University in August 2007. Dr. Jim Benson, Chair of the teach pottery in an intensive way to Fine Arts Department, is thrilled small groups, providing individual Annuity: $50,000 with the new scholarship. “This is attention to each student,” says the largest named scholarship in Agreed upon rate of income: 7.0% Wanda. “And there was more – we our program,” he says. “It is Annual income for both worked to instil a love of art. exciting to be able to provide annuitant: $ 3,500 for life To this day we receive letters and financial support and Estimated amount of annual cards from former students who encouragement to aspiring artists.” talk about how their time here income that will be tax free: 84% Claudine Beaulieu from Racine, changed them. In fact some of our Immediate charitable Quebec is the first recipient. Upon earliest students still come by to donation receipt: $13,816 graduation next spring Claudine use the studio.” plans to pursue a career as a The remaining nine months of professional artist. “My love of art For more information on charitable gift annuities the year gave Wanda and Stanley drew me back to university full or other ways to support Bishop’s University, time to refine their craft and time,” says Claudine. “I hope I can please contact Dave McBride, Director of produce their own exceptional use my talent to have the same works in the sun-filled studio they University Advancement, influence on others that Wanda and had built. 866-822-5210 or [email protected]. Stanley have had on so many Wanda and Stanley have spent a individuals.”

14 • Fall 2007 Bishop’s University News Annual Giving Report

A Message from the Principal

he Annual Giving Report is more - finance scholarships, awards and Bishop’s University News records the than a list of donors. It is a bursaries many ways our graduates and students T testament to the power of the - ensure an up-to-date Library for our contribute to their communities and help University community to make a students to build a better world. difference. As a donor you are a partner in - upgrade scientific and computer On behalf of the entire community, I the education of our students and your equipment thank you for believing in Bishop's. support has an impact on their daily lives. - sponsor student projects In 2006-07, 2,326 donors contributed - support student-athletes a total of $1,522,535.00 to the Bishop’s - fund other opportunities that University Foundation. It is a pleasure to enhance the experience for students. recognize in this report graduates, parents, Choosing to support Bishop's is a and friends of Bishop’s who chose to valuable investment in the future – of our Robert Poupart D.Ps. invest in our students and our mission. students, of Bishop's, of our country and Principal & Vice-Chancellor Your gifts to Bishop's: of the world. These are not idle claims: the 2006 — 2007 2 Bishop’s University Foundation Annual Giving Report 2006 - 07

Donations 2006-07: $1,522,535

Annual Campaign — $1,360,593

Partners in Learning Campaign — $5,000

Golf Tournaments — $17,024

Gifts-in-kind — $44,918

Realized Bequests — $95,000

Donors’ Designations

Student Support — $484,878

Library — $102,995

Athletics — $199,887

Dobson-Lagassé Centre — $149,638

Academic Enrichment — $33,216

Williams School — $196,358

Highest Priority — $355,563

Source of Donations 2006-07

Alumni — $941,540

Students — $64,270

Corporations — $109,358

Associates — $315,662

Parents — $33,054

Foundations — $58,651 Bishop’s University Foundation Annual Giving Report 2006 - 07 3

Royal Charter - Robert & Mona Bandeen Jamie Crooks & Willa Montague ($100,000.00 + ) George Baptist Roy Cullen Curtis Birchall Gilberto D'Escoubet John Dobson Philippe Brissette Louise Dryver Scott Griffin BMO Financial Group Céline Dudemaine David Williams Douglas Calhoun Heather Duffy Coté John & Susan Chippindale Glyn & Allison Edwards Platinum Circle - John & Pattie Cleghorn Bob & Hazel Farnham ($50,000.00 + ) Conceptromec Inc. Molly Fripp Peter Dunn Lorrenne Gordonsmith Bishop's University Students Enterprise Rent-A-Car Canada Ltd. Alan Gratias Sidney Medine Trust Fund Ernst & Young Paul Gratias Chris Forsythe & Allison Ethier Kay Gray Golden Circle - Jim & Di Ferrabee Jean-Luc Grégoire ($25,000.00 + ) John & Nancy Gallop Wayne Hall Squee Gordon Bernard Hamel John Donald George Hendy Victor Hatcher Killam Trust Jim & Diana Hindess Glenn Higginbotham G.H. Stanley Mills Memorial Trust Philip Johnston Judy Hopps Fund Bradley Jones Investors Group David Jones Patrick Keeley & Silver Circle - Keith Judson Sandra Sullivan-Keeley ($10,000.00 + ) Ron & Shelly Kaulbach Geraldine Lane * Nils Bodtker Helen Kearns Ron Lawless Burgundy Asset Management Ltd. Nancy Knowlton Mary-Anne Lawrence Canadian National John Latter Nancy Lloyd The Hay Foundation John Leckie Stephen Lloyd Ray Jensen William McLaughlin LSL Football Inc. Louis Lagassé Lennox Mills Tim & Shirley Manning Bud McMorran Don Montgomery Wayne McCartney John Oldland Lorne Nelson David & Carol McCormack Stephen & Kathleen Prest Yanick Pagé Pam McPhail & Glen Wickens RBC Banque Royale Laura Pantaleo Gordon Meyer William & Nancy Turner James Porter Gary Miller Michael Quinn Eric & Jane Molson Mary Rhodes Graham Moodie Chancellor's Club - Jo-Anne Ryan Evan Mooney & Jennifer Pryce ($5,000.00 + ) Hugh & Paule Scott David & Sandra Mowat Anonymous Joe & Yvonne Scott Alex & Joan Paterson Hugh Bieber Raymond Setlakwe Jaime Pitfield Eric Blanchard Blair & Julia Shier Eddie Pomykala Borough No. 3 (Lennoxville) Harry Smith Robert Poupart The Carter Foundation Rodney Smith Gerald Rayner Christine Schleifer Costco Wholesale Canada Ltd. Rick Southam Elaine Roper Wallace Denver Students' Representative Council Hans Rouleau (Class of ’07) has called Tracy Dort-Kyne Martin Taylor Damien Roy alumni for the past three ETFS Inc. TD Meloche Monnex Group Inc. Alfred & Elizabeth Salt years to invite them to Louise Fast Mr. & Mrs. Shawn Tilson Henry Scott La Societé de Construction Gératek Richard Tomlinson Junior Sirivar donate to Bishop’s. Ltée. David & Laurie Triggs Larry Smith Robert Goldberger John* & Aline Visser St. Andrew's Society of Montreal Greystone Managed Investments Inc. St. Mark's Chapel Tim Griffin Trustees' Club - Joe Stacey “We really appreciate Andrew Hamblin ($1,000.00 + ) Alexander Steele Jean Harris David Stuart your generosity! Your Peter Hebert William Abbott Judith Thomson Anne Holloway David Addison Stephen Tribble support proves once Ross Hunt Anonymous Peter & Gussy Turner James Keith Nicolas Arakgi Stephen Turvey again that Bishop’s John McCallum Aziz Tabah Foundation Brian Wardrop McLean Budden Kenneth Balys Robert Wilton people care about Mollie Munzar Alexander Baptist Jeannine Guillevin Wood Kelly Murumets Donald & Heather Barclay Abbott Wright each other.” Rio Tinto Fer & Titane Inc. Marion Bassett Sandra Young St. Clair Foundation Lois Baylis The Scowen Foundation Bell Canada Lynton Wilson Etta Kafer Boothroyd Sven & Laura Byl Founders' Club - CAFAmerica ($1,500.00 + ) Michael Cahill Gary Chown Anonymous Donald Cooper Arlie C. Fearon Transport Inc.

Names in purple represent donors who increased their level of giving from the previous fiscal year *deceased 4 Bishop’s University Foundation Annual Giving Report 2006 - 07

Principal's Club - Eric & Candice Innes Michael Speer Scott Davidson ($500.00 + ) Ross & Judith Jenne Bruce Stevenson & Leslie Dixon-Jones Gerald Johnston Lillian Rogerson Clifford Dobb Tony Addona Michael Kelen Robert Stewart & Patrick & Janet Draper AGF Fund Inc. Ketchum Canada Inc. Christine Matchim-Stewart Michael Dudgeon Robert Allen Nick & Judy Kirton Elsie Sullivan Robert Dunn Tom & Linda Allen Stuart Ladd Stan & Melita Szary Richard Dupuis Anonymous Denis Lajoie Alan Tamaki David Eilers James Anton Fondation Banque Laurentienne Gregory Thompson Glen Faucher & Monica Schafer Susan Asper Michael Levinson George Tomlinson II Robert Fellows Eunice Baldwin Drew Leyburne Rosario Tremblay James Ford Margaret Banks Stephen & Michèle Losty James Trenholme Joan Sargent Forman Robert Barnett Trevor Lovig Reginald Turpin Lori Fyke Germain Bélisle Troy Lunn Vanda Vicars Royce Gale Donna Berta Shaun Lynch William & Patricia Webb Keith Gallop John & Aline Bethune Allen & Evelyn MacCallum Greydon Woollerton Claire Grogan Lynn Blenkhorn Bill MacDonald Jr. Joanne Wordham Gordon Hamilton Alex Boultbee Donald & Anna Macdonald David & Mary-Ellen Young Peter Hannen Richard Bradley Charles MacLean Christopher Zownir Victoria Harding Brandes Investment Partners & Co. David Manbert Scott & Kimberley Hardy Leslie Brockhurst Michel Marleau Meryl Heatherington Clem Brodeur Tara Marsh Patron's Club - Heenan Blaikie Edwin Brown John & Nancy Matthews ($300.00 + ) Richard Heystee & Gordon Brown Philip & Beverley Matthews Susan Agranove Audrey Danaher Richard & Celeste Brown Brian McA'Nulty Reg Allatt Mark Higgins Canada Steamship Lines Inc. David McBride Tony Bairstow Elizabeth Holcomb Richard Cannings Matt McBrine & Nancy Richard Grahame Baskerville Janet Ilavsky Hazel Carson William & Caroline McDonald Susan Baumann Stephen & Laura Jarvis Philip Carter Malcolm McFarland Peter Bedford-Jones* Robert & Naomi Jervis-Read Gordon Catterson Simon McInnes John Bertram James Jewett Louise Chevalier Donald & Janet McKelvie John Black James Johnson Neal Clarance Ian McLean Blanchard Litho Andrew Judson* Dianne Coates R.H. McRae Family Charitable Bombardier Produits Recréatifs Carolyn Kilbourne William Converse Foundation James Bowey Janet Klein William & Sally Cowan Douglas Menzies Kimberley Bozak Dubravko & Ivanka Kovacic Jacques Darche Eric Mills Kristopher Bulmer Andrew Lacas Michael Davids Anthony & Lisa Milonas Robert Burt Patrick & Vera Lafferty Peter Davidson Chris Minkoff & Julie Mayne Michael Butler Robert Lajoie Sidney Davies Peter Montgomery Robert & Lorna Calderwood Susanne Lammot Dorothy Delisle Andrea Neill Christopher Cape Cora Lane Jacques Descoteaux Christopher Nicholl Louise Caron & Royal Orr Marc Laplante Eric Detchon Linda Nielsen-Jones David Carr Patrice Lemieux Robert Doak Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Ogaki Bill Carsley Stephen & Jane Locke Chris Doucet Marie Olney Jane Catterson Donald Long Dana Dubreuil Charlie Orchieson & Laurie Scott Colin Channell James Mabbutt Henry Dutton Winn Oughtred Frederick Clark Craig MacAdam Eric Edwards & Dany Lacroix Tony & Susan Pacaud Peter Clarke William MacDonald Sr. Bob & Ronna Egan Benoît Paré Paul Connery George MacDougall David Fisher David Pascal Ralph Cooke Charles MacInnes Frances Fisher Catherine Pearl Ruth Copeland Stephanie Marler James Fitzpatrick Daniel Pfliger Elaine Copland Donald Marshall Richard Fitzsimmons Bruce & Sandy Phillips Bruce & Joyce Coulter Jeffrey Maurice Winston Fraser Mr. & Mrs. Michael Poulin Jami Crook Sterling Mawhinney Wendy Fursey John Pratt James Davidson Michael McBride & Kristi Lambert Mr. & Mrs. Steven Gallant Henry Price Michelle Gariépy Bill & Nancy Ramsey Rod Gilpin Garry & Marjorie Retzleff Robert & Lynda Godin John & Sandra Rider Francis Gooch Joseph & Mabel Riordon Tom Gordon & Mary O'Keeffe Quentin Robinson Hal Gould Gavin Ross Virginia Medland Green Paul Rousseau Ian Griffin Gilles Roy Robert Hall Kenneth Russell Michael Hallam Elisabeth Sachs Kumar Hathiramani Mark Saykaly Sam Hayes Sandra Sharp Adèle Hébert Lois Shepherd C. K. Ho James Simms Ebert Hobbs Meghan Simpson Edward Humphrys Roger Snape Terry & Barbara Huntington Raffi Sossoyan

*deceased Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this report. Please excuse any errors or omissions. Bishop’s University Foundation Annual Giving Report 2006 - 07 5

Mark McCrea & Ann Maurice Fred Argue Mr. & Mrs. John Corney David Hogarth Warren McDougald Colin & Audrey Arnot Valérie Courchesne Martha Hogarth Ken & Marie McLean Francesco Asti William Crook Douglas Holt Daphne Atchison McMullan Tom Avison & Sharon Birzvilkis Ronald Crowley Jessica Horner James Meldrum & Mia Kakebeeke Allan Bagnall Bruce Cruickshank Stanley Horrall James Millar John Bagnall David & Barbara Cullen John & Dawn Houbraken John & Sherrill Milligan Murray Bailey & David & Anne De Grasse Mary Huggett Carol Millington Lisa Dignard-Bailey Brian Denney Brenda Hurst Ross Milmine Warren Baldwin Kim Denver Marianne Jacob James & Joan Mitchell Frances Ballantyne Edward Dillane Connie Jacques Bradley Mitchell John Ballantyne & Liz Davidson Paul Doehler David James & Lili de Grandpré Peter & Dawn Morand Frank Barakett William Doherty Dan Janidlo Gary & Karen Mottershead Wayne & Kathy Barnes Erin Down Eileen Jennings Betsey Mowbray Mauro Barone Shirley Duncan Rita Jessome Jim Moysey Janice Barrie David Dussault Douglas & Tara Johnson William Murray Margaret Barton John Dykeman Frank & Evelyn Johnston-Main Murray Newell Mario Bastonnais Andrea Eastman Gordon Jones Henry Nickerson Joanna Becket Ab Echenberg Alan Jowitt David Oulton Ginette Benoit Brian Element Cristina Kakebeeke Jack Peake Bruce Benton Sam & Marlene Elkas David & Joy Kardish Rick & Debbie Pellerin Rachael Bergen Heather Elliott Fred Kaufman Robert Perkins Gregory Bianconi & Anne Elop Brian Scott Kelley David Perlman Deborah Sisson-Bianconi Christopher Emard Howard Kelly John & Susan Petch Marc Bibeau Tanja Epners Jeremy Keyes Luc Picard Scott Birchall Elaine Evans Nelly Khouzam Port de Montréal Eiko Black Ruth Evans David Kilburn Andrew Preston Kenneth Blakeley & Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Farquharson Kevin & Lindsey King Donna Prudhomme Sarah Macrae-Blakeley Norma Farwell Victor & Evelyn Komery Duncan Rayner Carlos Blizzard William Fellows Bronek & Francine Korczynski John Rayner Ehor & Mary Ellen Bobby Cindy Finn Krystyna Kott Lyman Roberts Stephen & Tracy Bogyay Linda Fiore Spiro Krallis & Donald Rolfe William Bonnell Michael Fisher Petra Hillebrand-Krallis Andrew & Pam Sancton Rosemary Bonyun Nancy Fisher Alexandra Kroeger Graham Saunders Stephen Bookalam & Jane Clair Michel Francoeur Lucie Laliberté David Schaffelburg Mr. & Mrs. James Boudreault Mary Frey Melanie Lambert Ardelle Scott Bertrand Boutin Adam Frost & Annelise Ogle Dr. & Mrs. Gary Landrigan John Scott Paul & Mary Jane Bowie Edward Fullerton Grace Lao Jon Silver Krista Bradley & Peter Funk Daniel Leblanc Donald Simpson Christopher Roop Shannon Gadbois Janet Lee Jane Simpson Tim Bradley James Gamble Orville & Ruth Lee Ward & Madge Skinner Mac & Lucille Bradshaw Michael Garneau Jack Lees Sylvia & Garth Smith Jane Brammer Eric Gauthier Paul Lehmann & Josiane Bolduc Michael Sommerville Alison Brandon Robert Gauvreau Maureen Hallam-Lemay Sylvia Soyka Michael Bresee Marjorie Gear Ross Lemke Raquel & Paul Spinato Mark Broadworth Charles Godbout Marie-Claude Létourneau Malcolm Stanley Patricia Broden Mr. & Mrs. Gilling Goddard Ambrose Leung Bruce Stavert Nancy Brodie Robin Goodfellow Betsy Linnell Douglas Stevenson Jane Brydges Michael Goodhue David & Sharon Little William Stevenson Milan Budalic Jane Gordon Helen Porritt Livingston Cameron Swimm Robert Burns Peter Gordon Herb Lloyd Hugh & Jean Thomson David Burridge Ian & Cheryl Graham Jeffrey Lozon Paul Turner Nicholas Busing & Catherine Aitken Guy & Kathy Grandbois Andrew Lumsden Edward Van Luven & Cathy Jones Sean & Patricia Callahan James & Sally Grant Douglas MacAuley & Peter Vaughan Daniel Campbell Pat Gregory & Christine Gervais Christine Ljungkull Michael Veilleux Gregor Campbell William Griffiths Ian MacNair Beresford Watt Peter Campbell Mr. & Mrs. Berny Gross Arash Madani Harvey White Charlie & Janet Carman Patrick & Jane Guest Silvio & Meghan Martel Tova White Brian Catchpaugh Michael & Shauna Gundy Robert Martin Lori Whittaker William & Sharon Cattie Erin McLaughlin-Guthrie Mary Pearson Christopher Wright & Tara Cope Frank & Diane Cestnik Henry & Sheila Haddad John & Amanda Mathers Frances Wright Frank Chamandy Jennifer Hall Mark McAuley Ming Hong Zhu & Jinhiu Feng Paul Chamandy Keith Hall Lisa McBride John Chappell Geoff & Eryn Hamblin Margot McFarlane Sesquicentennial - Catherine Charbonneau George Hanna Allan & Gail McGregor ($150.00 + ) Raquel Chisholm Michael Hartmere Lynn McKelvey Johanne Choinière Kerrie Lynn Hartt Kathleen McKinney John Adams Cimaise Elizabeth Harvey* Brenda McLeod Kathleen Adams Sydney Clark Joelle Hassoun Elizabeth McNally Robert Allatt Nicole Clement Jack Hayden Lloyd Millar Jeff Allen Alex Coleman Larry & Linda Hill Don & Elizabeth Mills Bruce Amey Gordon Cooper Marc Hillier Kenneth Mills Anonymous Nicole Corbin Bernard & Helen Hodge Michael Mills & Jennifer Laplante

Names in purple represent donors who increased their level of giving from the previous fiscal year *deceased 6 Bishop’s University Foundation Annual Giving Report 2006 - 07

Jayne Minke Mary Rothschild Deborah Thompson Wise Joyce Caldwell Will & Joann Mitchell Michael Roy Trevor Wood & Stephanie Goodkey Roberta Cameron Katherine Moffat Richard & Paula Sainthill Arnold & Mary Wright Milton Campos & Marilda Carualho Constance-Marie Moisan Mr. & Mrs. Dwayne Samycia Lynn Young Stephanie Cantalini George Molyneux Marguerite Savage Rod Young Blair Capes & Robin Cooper Sandy & Susan Montgomery Murray Savage Gordon Zakaib Christopher Carbonneau & Jeffrey Mooney Wyatt, Louise, Susan & Amy Savage Nathalie Zegarra Valerie Haddad David Moore Derek Schumann Gene & Beverley Zinniger Susan Carlisle Rosamond Moore Jacqueline Scott Bradlee Zrudlo Alanna Carr Mireille Moors Philip Scowen Herakliusz Zwirello Mr. & Mrs. Lynn Carss Lise Morel Patrick Sheils Lloyd Chabot Vince Morena Kerry Shuttleworth Century Club - Elaine Chamberlin Aundrea Morrison Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Shyba ($100.00 + ) Mr. & Mrs. Pao Chang Chan Harry & Helen Morrison Mr. & Mrs. Ian Smith Susan Chapman Kathryn Murison Kimball & Lisa Smith Elizabeth Abbott Andrew Clark Peggy Olive Miranda & Connor Smith Samia Ackad-Hass Richard & Sheri Clark Robert & Jane Oswald Sean Smith William Aird Betsy Clarke Nathalie Patenaude Vernon Smith Cynthia Aitken Nicole Clements Janice Patterson Vicki Smith & Andrew Ochman Richard Albert William Clinton* Ross Paul Suzanne Soucy Paulette Alberts Diana Colby Sylvia Paulig Wendell & Diane Sparkes Ann Alder Christopher Collinson Gordon Peabody Geraldine Sperling William Alexander David Conliffe Daniela Pellis & Wilder Lewis John Starnes Val Amigo Ross Conners Ian Penhale William Starr Suzanne Andrews Robert Conrad John Penhale William Stavert Anonymous Wanda Cook Ian Pennell Ann Stephenson Paul & Lynne Arnill Ann Cooper Stacey Anne Petersen Graham Stevenson Phillip Aspinall Sylvie Coté Gerald Peterson Nancy-Lynn Stevenson Francine Ayott Marnie McCullough Cotran Dorothy Phillips Robert Stocks Robin Badger & Robert Chartier Charles & Shelley Cotton John Pinder Raymond Stokes Heather Bagg Hugh Cowans Sandra Pinto Kathleen Sullivan Jack (Hajak) & Maida Baghboudrian Elisabeth Craig Mark Planche Rose Sxasz Diana Banks Joanne Craig Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Plummer John Taylor & Kimberley Ionson Richard Barker Elizabeth Crépeau Lawrence Poitras Roland Théroux Hannah Barkley James Crook Lee & Elizabeth Pomeroy Mr. & Mrs. Victor Therrian Roberta Barlow Ina Cummings David & Elizabeth Poulton Christie Thomson Esther Stovold-Barnett John Cunnington Mark Powell Irene Thorburn Patricia Barrowman Mr.& Mrs. Tony Curiale Jacqueline Premdas Peter Tilden Kennett Bartlett James Czegledi David Price Kelly Tilson Richard & Andrea Battista Mr. & Mrs. Hania Daca Merne Price David Tomlinson Peter Beliveau Gail Ross-Daniel Vivian Prowse Tom Van Alstine Paul Bennett Jennifer DaSilva Raymond, Chabot, Grant & Thornton Nicholas & Heather Van Herk Eric Bergeron Robert David Lu Rider Jake Vaughan Michael Berry Louise Davies Sean Riley Patrick Vaughan Mr. & Mrs. Albert Bertrand Louise Dawdy Jonathan Rittenhouse & Barry Voronoff Ellen Bertrand Anton de Man Loretta Czernis Bryan Walker Stephen Biggs Lynn Deacon Kelly Robertson Deborah Walsh Michael Birchwood Germaine Deichmann Phyllis Robinson Barry Wansbrough Norman Bishop Thomas Denis Toby Rochester Robert Watson Helen Black Andrée Désilets Gary & Nancy Rooney Ruth Werezak Cecil Blenkhorn Ian Dinning Michael Rosenthal Shannon Widenmaier-Galvan Jean Blier Clermont Dionne & Isabelle Coté Donald Ross Scott Williamson Mr. & Mrs. Howard Bogler Franco D'Onofrio David Rothschild Peter & Beverly Wilson Christopher Boreyko Glenn Doré Jean & Françoise Bourassa Draper Assurance Inc. Avrille Bow Barbara Drexel William Bowman Ann Druce Jennifer Boyd Mr. & Mrs. Guy du Pouget de “Receiving a scholarship motivates Joan Brett Nadaillac David Bridger Marija Dumancic me to maintain my high marks...I Kerry Brock John & Françoise Dunn Robert Brown* Brian Eddington plan to pursue a career in education Dalzell Browne Chris Edwards and/or government and look forward Harry & Beth Bruce Larry Eldridge Frank & Marie Buckshot Pierre Ellyson to giving back to the community Tracy Budrow Mr. & Mrs. Warren Enos Shirley Burkhart Jacqueline Entwistle once I am finished my education.” Mr. & Mrs. Barry Burnett Steve & Susan Etcheverry Douglas Burns Lewis & Catherine Evans Anne Burpee Keith Farquharson Lesley Tarasoff, (History & Sociology) Audrey Burton David Fearon Sydney Butler Lavergne Fequet Keith Calder Judy Fiala

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Heather Thomson & James Sweeny Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Atkinson Rod Tilley Jim & Ruth Atto Elizabeth Towers Luc Aubin Derek Trott Bonnie Auger Marie Trousdell Cindy Auger Camilla Turner Hartley & Heather Aulis Francis Twyman Eleanor Austin & Doug Evans Aleda Van Horn Mathew Baccari Donald Van Horn Roxanne Backes Richard Vanderford Bruce & Gladys Baldwin Shelley Vanderford Elvyn Baldwin Anke Vanginhoven Helen McAuley-Banning Ella May VanLaningham Paul & Kathryn Baran Kaye & Lucille Vaughan François Barbeau Christopher Vaughan & Catherine Barber Lynn Beauregard Chad Barclay & Sarah Carver Jennifer Venick Thomas & Barbara Barlow Daniel Vincent Nicole Barnett Suzanna Vodopivec Pauline Barrett Alfred & Janet Walker Ruthann Bartello Donalda Walker Shaun Bassermann & Mandy Lloyd Joseph Walsh George Baylor Gill Broome & Alison Jarvis Lorraine Codère Stephen Ward Jennifer Bazar Patrick Brousseau Jason Coley Mr. & Mrs. L. Waters Catherine Beauchamp Christopher Brown Jim Coley George Watson Kristy Beauchamp Bill Brown Michael Coley Glynn Watson Alain Beaudoin & Coreene Smith Lise Doyon Bruce Robert Coley Clifton Way Simone Beaudoin Hélène Brunet Daisy Colle-Geoffrion Jeff Webb David Beaudry Marguerite Bryant Duff Conacher Philip Webster Marie-Eve Bédard Joy Buckland Charles Connery Robert Webster Mr. & Mrs. Mark Bednarczyk Richard Burelle Jennifer Conrathe Michael Welch Pamela Beharry Sherry Burton Jennifer Conroy Martha Welsh Amanda Bell Aurelie Caldwell Sharon Conway Bailey Louise White William & Paula Bell Debby Caldwell Frances Cook Gary Whittaker Noëlla Bellefeuille Judith Campbell Mr. & Mrs. Richard Cooke Blair & Mary Whittemore Hilary Bennett Douglas Cameron Kylie Coté John Wiggett Raymond Bernard & Jennifer Jones Wendy Cameron Nicole Coté Dean & Gayle Wilson A. & K. Betker Paul Camirand Pierre & Elisabeth Coté Jonathan Wisenthal Steve Bianchi Audrey Camire Roger & Irma Coté Jamie Woods Dawn Bilodeau Blair Campbell Réjean Cotnoir Barbara Wright Guy & Sylvie Bilodeau Cathy Campbell Richard Cournoyer Judy Wright Andrea Black Christopher & Gay Campbell Sylvie Courtemanche Benson Yee Alan Blair Forbes Campbell Philippe Couture Dean Young Donald Blair Susan Campbell Roger Couture Diana Zakaib Colette Blais Joanne Cant Michela Cox Barbara Zap Andrew Blanchard & Mia Pascale Dona Cardarelli Brian Craig Maha Zayed William & Leslie Bliss Merle Carr Salvatore Crisanti Charles Blott Deborah Hollenbeck Carrière Sheila Crocker Daniel Bohinc Christie Carson Alice Crook Donors' Club - Gabrielle Boileau Janet Carson Timothy Crook & Martha Plata (under $100) Jo-Ann Bonnallie Laura Carter Meredith Cudney Katharine Aimers Elizabeth Ife Mark Carter & Margaret McConnell Kerry Culp Alice Alanko Joyce Booth Kevin & Nicola Cartwright Michelle Da Camara Daniel Allen & Shannon Ballantine André Borys & Jody Levoy Fiona Carver José Da Costa David Allen Josette Boudreau Rosemary Cavanagh Paul Dancey Faye Allen Donald Bougie Penny Cavell Philip David Todd Allen Richard Bougie Estelle Chamoux Steven Davies Pierrette Allison Robert Bougie Marie-Pierre Champagne Arlene Davies-Fuhr A. J. Anderson Steve Bougie Thomas Chang Drew & Mary Davis Colleen Andrews Lyne Boulanger-Beaudoin Alexandra Chapple Harry Dawson Janet Angrave Dan Bourdon Donald & Sharon Charlebois John Dawson Anonymous Geneviève Boutin Martine Chartrand Rui De Sousa Dennis & Charlotte Apedaile Gordon Bown Sherry Chase Carolyn Deep Tanya Apostolidis Vincent Bowry Gloria Cheal Francis Delisle Meg Archibald Adrienne Bradshaw David & Heather Chesney Elizabeth Demers Pierre-André Arel Roberta Brampton Leslie Chisholm Jennifer Dempster Mark Armitage & Pamela Deans Michelle Brault Jessie Christo Diana Derksen Shannon Arnold Daniel Braun Sandra Churchill Richard Desbiens Stephen Asch Michael Bremner Patrick Clarke James Deslauriers Andrew Ashbee & Heather Trickey John Bristowe Michel Cleary Mr. & Mrs. J-P Desmarais Sylvie Ashby Frank & Maria Britto Catherine Clements Brookes & Fiona Diamond Hilda Ashikian Arthur Broadbent Erin Coates Shayla Dickson Mireille Assad Janet Broadhurst Glenn Coates Shirley Dillingham

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Margaret Krug Gustav & Bronislawa Malek Zhuo Miao Rupinder Parhar Sandra Kuchta Erin Mallory Carla Middelburg Elizabeth Parker Michael Kuhnert Michael Maloney Paul Midghall Kelly Parker Wolf & Audrey Kutschke Ernest Manicom Roy Millen Norman Paterson Julia Kydd Michael & Émilie Manouk Mr. & Mrs. R. Millette Mark Paton & Lainey Bates Mr. & Mrs. Murray Kydd Nikoletta Maretta Marc & Amanda Mills Wendy Patrick Marie-Paul Labrèque Anne Wellnhofer & Euan Mars Sara Mills & Michel Viala Dan & Janet Patridge Chiara Lacey Kevin Marsden Scott Mitchell Kathleen Patton Yves Lachambre Allan Marshall Jacqueline Mitton Patricia Peacock Cindy Lachance Donald Marshall Deane Moffat Kara Pearson Mylène Lacroix Ian & Mary Anne Marshall Mr. & Mrs. Rani Mohankumar Paul Pede Gordon Ladd Andrew Martin Sami & Laura Mohanna Karen Peirce Louise Lafond Kerri Martin Jackie Moir Hélène Pelletier Lisa Lafrance Lucy Martin Ryan Moleiro Louise Penny & Michael Whitehead Kristyn Laird Patricia Martin Michael & Carol Mooney Martin Pepin Buuan Lam Sabrina Marzari Ian & Eileen Moore Albert Peraino Rick Lamanna Bruce Mason Jason Moore Louise Perkins Frances Lambshead Geneviève Masson Jeff Moore Sarah Perry Josée Lamoureux Geoffrey Mathers Jeremy Moore Krista Pershall Maurice Langlois Laurie Matheson Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Moore Jean Peterson François Lapalme Mike & Dona Matheson Peggy-Anne Morency Patrick & Laurie Pettman Roger & Michelle Latulippe Gaetane Matte Jonathan Morgan Doreen Phaneuf Estelle Lauzon Janet Smith Matthews Elsie Morrill Kevin Philip Donald Lawrence Joan Matthews Garnet Morrison Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Phillips Kirk Lawrence Nancy Matthews James Morrison Michael Pilson Maureen Lawrence Kelly Maurice Stephen Mossor Rebecca Pimm Robert Lawrence Steven & Cathryn Mayhew Marielle Mousseau Geoffrey Piper Thérèse Le Brasseur Pierre & Candace Mayrand Doreen Mulcahy Thelma Pitman Heather LeBaron Charlotte McCallum Michael & Judy Munkittrick Sheila Pleet Judy LeBaron Eileen McCammon Vanessa Murdock Richard Poaps Manon Leblanc Ronald McCann James Murphy Costa Politakis Michael LeBlanc Ian McClelland John Murphy Guy Pomerleau Isabelle Leduc Laurie McCoubrey Raymond Murphy Lucie Pomerleau-Coté Susan Leech Tara McCully David Murray Ronald Pope Sarah Lemaire Gail McDonald Paul & Mary Ann Murray Kristen Porritt Mark & Shauna Lemenchick Maureen McDonald Randy & Sonya Murray Doreen Potter Diane Lemieux Heather McElrea Barbara Musoka Claude Prévost Mr. & Mrs. Jacques Lepine Alison McElwain Melina Myers Dara Price Claire Leroux Paul McFarlane Joel Myhre & Jessica Zinger William Prouty Elisabeth Levac Tobi McGrory Henri Nadeau Anne Purdy Christopher Leveille Kelly McGuire Joey Nalezinski & Stephanie Jones Samuel Purdy Joanne Levison James McIntosh Andrew Nation Julia Quick Mike Lewis Howard McIntyre Christina Navarro Derek Radford & Alison Cail Norman & Heather Lewis Lucas McKay Anselme Ndabigengesere Valerie Rawlings Shou Chun Li & Yan Wen Dong Thomas McKean Gary Neeley Jonas & Karen Raymond Kristan Light Kim McKell Joel Neveu Valentine Reeve Hui Ling Lin Burns McKenzie Laura Newton Bryan Reid Marg Lipscombe Maura McKeon Christopher Nicoll-Griffith Mr. & Mrs. Anselmo Remedios Malia Lougheed Scott McKinney Dawn Nita Monika Renner Patricia Lowe Wendy McLaughlin John Norrie Simon Restall & Carol Bordo Curtis Lowry Bryan & Catherine McLean Leslie Nutbrown Mr. & Mrs. Brad Revege Paul Lue Pann James McLean Jennifer Oakes Kathryn Richan Shawn Luft Shawna McLeish Ann Oakley Elizabeth Richardson Andrew Lynn & Josslyn Dennett Rita McMurray Jennifer O'Brien Robert Richardson Joanna Lyon Trevor McNaughton Chris & Erin O'Donnell Leonie Rimmer Mr. & Mrs. William Lytwyn Gordon & Susan McNeice Mark O'Donnell Brian Roach Mrs. Beverley Mabee Stirling McNeil Watson & Pamela Ogilvie Charlie Robbins Ruth Maben Sean McNeill Christine Oliver Louise-Andrée Roberge Robert Macaulay Mr. & Mrs. Terry McRae Helen Olivier Alex Robert Scott & Suzanne MacCrimmon Douglas McVie Leslie Olson Ghyslain Robert Jeffrey MacDonald Paul Megan Michael O'Neill David Roberts Mr. & Mrs. Jim MacDonald Jessy Melançon Norman O'Neill Mathew Roberts Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Macdougall Pierre Ménard Lucas O'Regan Neil Roberts Abby MacInnes Audrey Killoran Menzies John Orr Tom Robertson Elizabeth MacKinnon Clinton Mercier Shauna Otway James & Heather Robinson Norma MacKinnon Clive Meredith Yves Ouellet Kirk Robinson Alan MacLean Jillian Merilees James Owens Andrée Roch Iain MacLean Henriette Merminod Rob Palmer Karen Rodney Kathleen MacNeill Scosha Merovitz John & Phyllis Palov Jordan Rogers Steven MacPhail Peter Metzger Wei Pan Marie Rogers Wendy Main Brigitte Meunier France Paquin & Alain Brunelle Frank & Janine Rogerson Mr. & Mrs. Yves Mainville Luanne Meyer Thérèse Paradis John Rollit

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Ralph & Pam Roloff Brad Steinberg Bruce Walker Joni Roper Tobie Steinhouse John & Jane Walker Dean & Gene Ross Scott Stenzel Krista Wallace Deryck Ross John Stephenson & Peter Wallace Elaine Ross Brenna Donoghue Oliver Ward Ann Rothfels Signy Stephenson Valerie Wasylishen George Rothney Janet Stevenson Walter Watt Kirk Round Frederika Stewart Wendon & Linda Wattam Josée Rourke Hugh Stewart George Waugh Marty Rourke Rhonda Stewart Shawn & Debbie Webster Mr. & Mrs. Gilles Rousseau Elizabeth Stierli Elizabeth Weeden Michelle Rousseau David & Susan Stockwell William & Janet Wells John Rowe Ian Stoddart Mavis Westgate William Rowe Branka Stojanovic Thelma Westman Philip Rowswell Philip & Jean Stote Murray Whitby Richard Roy Martine St-Pierre Keith & Victoria Whittall Erik Rubadeau Marcelle Stratford Frances Whittle Guy Ruel Leslie Strike Benjamin Williams Kris & Victoria Ruiter Neil Stubbert John Williams Val Rothlin is a 3rd year Lori Ann Rymarchuk-Parent Dick & Patti Stubbs Derek & Hjordis Wills B.B.A student Jason Safford Walter Sudar Barbara Wilson Janell Sale Heather Sullivan Matthew Wilson (Concentration Matthew Salo Mr. & Mrs. Mike Sully Philip Wilson International Business, Pat Salvaggio Lesley Summers Melissa Wingeat minor Economics). Dany Salvail Vivian Sundset Susan Winn Tricia Sam Beverly Taber Smith Shirley Wolfe Delwen Samuel David & Amanda Tanner Philip Wong Alyson Saunders Greg Taylor & Katherine Tremble Dale Wood Robert & Karen Savery Emily Tector Margaret Woollerton “The Parents Annual Debbie Savoy-Morel Céline Tétu Elizabeth MacRae-Wright Catherine Sawyer Gabriel Thibault Han Yan Campaign for the Mr. & Mrs. Mario Dello Sbarba Brenda Thomas Sheila Young Fred Scalabrini & Catherine Scott Dack Thomas William Young library is a great Alexander Schaal Becky & Glenn Thompson Tony Yue Frederick Scott Gordon Thompson Patricia Yuill program designed to Walter & Elaine Seline Joan Thompson-Stunell Tammy Yurichuk Jennifer Serwylo Diana Thomson-Kemp Mr. & Mrs. Danny Zanetti benefit your child Marc-André Sevigny Peter Thorburn Sarah Zinck Steve Shanahan Jason Thorne Karen Zitzke and all Bishop’s Laurie Sharman Jane Tian Jennifer Zwicker Neva Shelton & Hugh Maynard Andrea Timlin students.” Mei Sim Shum Michael Tinker Hulbert & Susan Silver Mike & Linda Todd Louise Simard Sidney Toll Gwen Simpson Judith Toogood Diane Simpson Daintry Topshee Andy Sinclair Brian Torrie Bishop’s University Foundation 2006-07 Bryan Singfield Vincent Tourigny Carl Sinnett Joanne Tracy-Carruthers Pierre Sirois John & Marlene Traficante Directors Honorary Patrons Bryn Skilbeck Stephen Trelford Mr. & Mrs. Geoffrey Skuse Stephen & Janie Trew Peter Dunn ’66 Louis Lagassé, O.C., DCL ’94 Joan Smale Kristin Trotter James Ferrabee ’57 Raymond Setlakwe, O.C., ’49, DCL ’03 Amberlee Small Trysa Tsolis Lon Smith Scott Tucker Robert Goldberger ’79 William I.M. Turner, O.C., DCL ’87 Frances Smith Ronald Tuppert Kristin Smith Robson Sylvain Turcotte Timothy Griffin ’71 David Williams, DCL ’96 Nancy Smythe Lincoln Turner George & Barbara Snelgrove Erin van Schaayk George Hendy ’68 Shelley Snooks Kim Van Vliet Tracy Dort-Kyne ’93 Ex-Officio Directors Dan Somers Virginia Van Vliet Gregory Southward Jann Vandermeulen Ron Lawless DCL ’00 Robert Allatt ’93 Clifford Sparkes Edward Vaughan Katherine Spinelli Elio Vettese Bud McMorran ’60, DCL ’04 Robert Gordon ’60, DCL ’04 Aaron Spreng & Krista Guezen Marianne Vigneault Alex K.Paterson ’52, DCL ’74 Scott Griffin ’60, DCL ’02 Bozena Srepel Marie Rose Vilaire Richard St. Dizier Johanne Villeneuve Mark Saykaly ’72 Dave McBride ’93 Sarah Stacy Steve & Shauna Vokes Mr. & Mrs. Colin Stafford Alex & Elaine Voykin Hugh Scott DCL ’99 Mark McLaughlin ’84 Doreen Stahl David Wade Nicole Small ’92 Robert Poupart Krystel Staniforth Sallie Wager Bernard St-Cyr Lorne Wald & Deborah Elliott

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Charitable Business No. 11881 0787 RR0001 Harvey White wins Willam & Nancy Turner Teaching Award

eaching is something we do well at Bishop’s. It and thoughtful discussions.” His lectures and seminar takes fellowship to make a classroom, and classes are not delivered in a “dispassionate” T we are lucky to have students who make manner but rather “it is clear that the us better teachers: learning happens on both philosophical and theological concepts sides of the lectern. We are also lucky at deeply concern him.” He “welcomes Bishop’s because our students pay us a questions from the most basic to the high compliment each year at truly boggling.” Convocation in selecting one Dr. White is always Professor for special recognition in generous with his time and does the form of the William & Nancy extra things students don’t expect Turner Teaching Award. Established from a professor, like “scrounging in 1989 by former Chancellor up money” for projects or William I.M. Turner, this award conferences. Everyone who knows today goes to Dr. Harvey White. Harvey recognizes the truth of what Dr. White, who earned his these students have said because he degrees at Minnesota, Princeton and is not only our steadfast friend but has McGill, came to Bishop’s many years long been, and continues to be, our ago to teach in the Department of teacher as well. Join me in Religious Studies. The students who congratulating Dr. White as this year’s nominated Dr. White for this award write that recipient of a well-earned honour. he provides a “consistently positive learning Dale Stout environment” that engages students in “productive Professor of Psychology

Three long-serving faculty retire Giovanni Di Lullo tudents and colleagues of Giovanni areas of Italian poetry, prose, and cinema. Moreover, under (Gianni) Di Lullo were disappointed Gianni’s guidance students in recent years have taken advantage S to hear of his decision to retire on of summer study opportunities at La Societá Dante Alighieri and July 1, 2007. For 25 years Gianni has exchange in Turin. He has also worked steadily over the years brought the Italian language and culture on developing in the Library a wide-ranging Italian collection— alive for hundreds of students at Bishop’s. especially in the area of Italian cinema. In fact, colleagues will Gianni was born and raised in remember that any mention of Italian films (classic or recent) Agnone, a small city in central Italy, and has always precipitated lively and stimulating conversations. since his arrival in Canada he has called Gianni has a particular passion for the works of Italian Montreal home. He pursued his undergraduate studies at cinema of the 60s, his favourite directors being Valerio Zurlini, Concordia and his graduate studies at McGill. He began his Antonio Pietrangeli and Ermanno Olmi, and he is also interested teaching career with brief stints at CEGEP Bois-de-Boulogne in Italian prose and poetry of the 20th century. Gianni has also and the Istituto Italiano di Cultura before moving on to been very giving of his time—for years he presided over an Concordia and then Bishop’s. (He continues as a part-time after-hours Italian conversation group in local cafés. Gianni is instructor at Concordia.) well-known in the Sherbrooke area (particularly in Italian Students fondly remember Gianni’s interesting and restaurants, where, over the years, he has frequently brought demanding classes, and his infectious enthusiasm for the many students and colleagues for the sake of the fine cuisine and subjects that he integrated into his language instruction. He conversation). brought a great breadth of knowledge and expertise to each Gianni looks back fondly on his years at Bishop’s and lecture. It is not surprising, then, that he was cited in the derives satisfaction from the great strides his students have Maclean’s Magazine Guide to Canadian Universities for two made in their mastery of the language and their awareness of consecutive years for the quality of his teaching. Italian society and culture. We wish Gianni all the best in his Gianni’s time at Bishop’s saw the expansion of the Italian retirement. program from a minor to a full component of the Modern Languages Major, and in recent years Gianni has worked on Stephen Sheeran diversifying the offerings in Italian, with new courses in the Dean of Humanities Fall 2007 Bishop’s University News • 15 Joanne Craig

r. Joanne Craig arrived at Bishop’s English literature, to courses in Shakespeare and specialized in 1977 trailing clouds of courses in her areas of academic specialization, she has trained, D academic glory: a B.A. from Bryn enlightened, guided and inspired generations of students. Mawr College, an M.A. from (St. Amongst those who remember her most fondly are those whom Hilda’s College) and a Ph.D. from she has encouraged to pursue the level of academic rigour that Harvard. But unlike Wordsworth’s child, she has always herself maintained — those who have themselves Joanne’s glory had not passed away. She gone on to distinguished academic careers. brought with her the promise of future Although Dr. Craig is best known for her scholarly accomplishment both in her intelligence accomplishments, all of us who know her well are also very and her finely trained mind. aware of her engaging personal qualities: her wit, her Dr. Craig is a Renaissance specialist, whose research has cheerfulness, and her courage, all of which were notably focused on Spenser’s great romantic epic, The Fairie Queene, displayed during the two years when she was recuperating from about which she has published numerous articles. But she is also being hit by a truck while walking to the University on a winter a Renaissance Woman, whose literary interests include not only morning. Her absence from the campus during that time was a twentieth-century American poetry, but also women’s writing sad foretaste of how much we will miss her after she retires. from the fourteenth to the twentieth century. The scope of her For the time being the Craig family presence is being interests is hinted at in the fact that although she is very involved maintained at the University by her son, Gordon, the recent in feminist literary theory, her recent research has focused on the recipient of a Ph.D. in Mathematics. Three years ago Joanne and ideals of male friendship in the sixteenth century. She is truly an Gordon became the first mother and son in the history of academic for all seasons. Bishop’s to hold concurrent academic appointments. Dr. Craig’s 30 years at Bishop’s have been characterized by Garry Retzleff an intense dedication to the University, the English department, Professor Emeritus of English and especially to our students. Having taught a great range of courses, from introductory fiction courses, through surveys of

Ken McLean

uring his 30 years at Bishop’s Even when he wasn’t department chair, Ken took an Ken McLean has been an amiable extraordinary interest in the details of departmental D and supportive professor and administration to the point at which he became a reliable colleague, invariably offering visitors resource for the chair, whoever he or she was. Ken served on and neighbors of his office in Morris important committees like the Senate Planning Committee, the House help, advice, and a welcoming Library Committee, and the Speakers Committee, and for many smile. He loves his family, the outdoors, years he organized a series of readings by Canadian writers. He sports, Canada, and everything Irish, faithfully attended events sponsored and organized by students, including whiskey. usually the Inglit Club, as well as departmental events like Ken was born in Wales, and his family emigrated to poetry readings, not to mention meetings of the department and southwestern Ontario when he was a child. He studied at Wilfrid of the various committees on which he sat. His commitment to Laurier, McMaster, and York, and taught English in Germany the English department and the University were exceptionally for a year before he came to Bishop’s to teach Canadian strong, and his attention to detail and due process were literature. He quickly discovered that his job included American particularly valuable. literature as well, and later he became keenly interested in Irish Not that Ken’s interests are restricted to literature and to literature. One of his students commented that all Ken needed departmental and University politics: at noon every day he was a pipe to be the perfect professor of Irish literature. abandoned his office for the Complex and a game of squash, The growing collection of books in his office reflected badminton or tennis, depending on the season and the weather. Ken’s industrious efforts to keep up with writing in three Weekends found him hiking, biking, or skiing. We hope that burgeoning fields, and through his teaching Ken shared his retirement will give him ample opportunities for all his favorite enthusiasms with his students. His classes were enormously pursuits, active and sedentary. popular, and therefore very large, and the Divisional Teaching Joanne Craig and Claire Grogan Award reflects his students’ appreciation. Department of English

16 • Fall 2007 Bishop’s University News Joy Chandler retires

fter twelve years of Joy mentions fondly that every day in the SRC office threw dedicated service, Joy out the hectic mix of the absolutely ridiculous and the A Chandler retired from her imperatively serious that characterizes the organized chaos of role as the SRC’s Executive student life. A “typical” day would include working on the Assistant, a departure that will academic calendar with the Registrar, blowing up a huge resonate with the many students decorative Smirnoff bottle for the bar, and then back to the whom she has tirelessly served over calendar again, all before noon! the years. When asked what she enjoyed most about her work with the Joy will be remembered as the SRC, Joy suggests that it may have been the challenge of kindly, all-knowing wielder of the highly sought-after SRC remaining flexible when, year after year, she would inherit a poster stamp and various other SRC-related paraphernalia and different “boss” in the form of a newly elected SRC Executive. publications. Serving as the front line — and often only line — After twelve years of wearing the mantle as the SRC’s of communication between students and the SRC, Joy was “continuity piece,” Joy leaves a legacy of service and dedication constantly subjected to incessant questions and requests, yet she to the Bishop’s community. In light of her outstanding always seemed to know the answers. Long before there was contribution, and as a testament to this legacy, the SRC has Google, there was Joy Chandler. created a new award in her honour, The Joy Chandler For students who worked as SRC Executive members, Joy Community Involvement Award. We wish her well-deserved rest was oft regarded as a “mom away from home,” offering a and relaxation, including longer naps than her SRC lunch break helping hand to edit an essay, a listening ear to frustrations or, in previously allowed, and thank her for her dedicated service to the case of a skipped class, a gentle scolding reminding us of our the Bishop’s community and the SRC. academic responsibilities and priorities. Joy instilled this sense Jocelyn Molyneux of caring and attention to detail in all her campus involvements, President, Students’ Representative Council including serving as an occasional organist at St. Mark’s Chapel.

Honorary Tributes In Memoriam Murray Greenwood ’56 David Savage ’42 In Honour Ted Fullerton ’54 Susan Baumann ’69 Peter Bedford-Jones ’58 Retirement of Marie McLean Kate Huntington ’94 Ed Smith ’55 John ’57 & Nancy ’58 Gallop Alex Paterson ’52, DCL ’74 Robert & Shirley Smith Ted Fullerton ’54 Julie Bradshaw ’80 Retirement of Pam McPhail Arthur N. Langford DCL ’75 Gisele Stevenson (mother of George Baptist ’80 John Donald ’60 Sean Smith ’80 Gilling ’44 and Elizabeth ’45 Bruce Stevenson ’76) Squee Gordon ’60, DCL ’04 Goddard Robert Poupart David Cooper ’66 Scott Griffin ’60, DCL ’02 Dan & Janet Partridge Doug Lloyd ’62 Monica Stringer ’56 Tim Griffin ’71 Nancy Lloyd ’63 Pauline Barrett ’56 Dave McBride ’93 Virginia Cowan ’95 Laurice Mallouk (mother of John Visser ’42 Bud McMorran ’60, DCL ’04 Malcolm McFarland Alex Paterson ’52, DCL ’74 Laurie Scott ’95 Michael Cahill ’72) James Johnson ’53 David Rothschild ’71 Ruth Mabben ’56 Mark Saykaly ’72 Nathalie Zegarra ’94 Raymond Setlakwe ’49, DCL ’03 Joanne Norman Stephen Mossor ’81 Errol Duval ’42, DCL ’83 Dr. Stuart McKelvie Colin Arnot Pamela Giles ’94 Tuuli Hannula ’02 Sarah Benmergui ’07

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Fall 2007 Bishop’s University News • 17 Births

Audet-Grant: To Ted ’93 Douglas: To Gineen and Lussier: To Marian and Marie-Joseé a Gavin ’98 a daughter, and Ron ’91 a son, daughter, Anne Isabelle, Stephanie Hawley, on Sandro William, on on April 6, 2007 in September 28, 2006. A April 2, 2007 in Hong Montreal. sister to Jayme, 3. The Kong. seventh grandchild for Stephanie Douglas Nancy Shepard Sandro Lussier Anne Grant Douglas ’57 and a niece Beckett-Lovell: To for Carolyn Douglas Kilbourne ’86. Manioudakis- Victoria ’99 and Bryce McHugh: To ’99 a daughter, Ava Christina ’96 Constance Wallace in Gomes-Graydon: To and Corey ’94 January 3, 2007. They are Cheryl ’95 and Ken a a son, Thomas, still living in Switzerland son, Justin, on March on March 24, and working at the John F. 20, 2007 in Toronto. a Thomas & Emma McHugh 2007. A Ava Lovell Kennedy School in brother for Luke, 3. brother for Saanen. Emma, 3.

Blaney-Boucher: To Luke & Justin Graydon Mansell- Carol-Ann ’01 and Gow: To Lamport: To Mathieu a daughter, Melissa (née Kimberly ’95 Alyssa, on August 24, Goyette) ’01 and Jerry a 2006. A sister for and Scott ’98 son, Oliver, on Francis, 4 and Charles- a son, Jack, on September 15, Carol-Ann Olivier, 2. August 17, Oliver Lamport 2006. A Boucher 2006. A brother for Jack & Emma Gow Mya, 4. Carrick-Lovig: To brother for Jessica and Trevor ’96 a Emma, 3. Noad: To Sarah (née Rowe) and Paul a son, Jackson Kenneth, Grant-MacIntyre: daughter, Morgan Mary Katherine, on on April 20, 2007. To Joanne ’93 and April 13, 2006. A sister for Samuel. Eric a daughter, Phaneuf- Jacqueline, on June Pelletier: Jackson Lovig 26, 2006 in To Isabelle Carver-Cook: Montreal. A sister ’00 and To Fiona ’95 and for Stuart, 2. Martin ’98 David a son, Jacqueline & Stuart McIntyre a son, Finnley Wray, on François, Lafrance-Andrews: Alexandre, François & Elizabeth November 16, Pelletier on June 29 2006. To Lisa ’97 and Brad 2006. A a daughter, Kesley, brother for Alexandre, 5 and Elizabeth, 2. on October 16, 2006. Fiona Carver ’96 Wagner-Carter: To & Finnley Cook Andrea Wagner ’00 Taylor-Wice: To Vanessa Tremblay- and Andrew ’01 a ’00 and Jason a daughter, MacDonald: son, Logan Jakob on Taylor Amber Kristine, To Marie Josée May 15, 2007 in on March 30, 2007 in and Craig ’95, Calgary, Alberta. Vancouver. a daughter, Logan Jakob Élise Marie, on Carter Taylor Wice December 23, LaPlante-Mills: To 2006 in Ottawa. Jennifer ’00 and Craig MacDonald ’95, Marie Michael ’00 a son, Josée Tremblay with Liam Charles, on daughter, Élise. May 3, 2007 in ([email protected]). Halifax, NS.

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18 • Fall 2007 Bishop’s University News Marriages

Bradley-Roop: Krista ’00 and Chris ’01 on November 18, 2006 at the Ritz Carlton in Naples, Florida.

Church-Ghandour: Lisa and Andrew on August 12, 2006 in Ayer’s Cliff QC.

(l-r): Back: Jeff Webb ’00, Jamie Bennett ’00, David Burridge ’01, Simon Ginger ’01, Rich Welner ’00, Mark Munzar ’00, Renée Robidoux ’00, Sarah Mitton ’01 Middle: Beth Bennett, Maggie Webb, Sven Byl ’01, Laura Byl ’00, Krista Bradley ’00, Chris Roop ’01, Erin Welner Larmer. Front: Sam Menard ’00, Megan Brayford ’00, Leslie Velocci, Jamie Kokiw ’00, Erica Kokiw, Emily Bennett Munzar ’01, Jeremy Velocci ’00.

Donoghue-Stephenson: Brenna ’03 and John ’01 on (l-r): Sandeep Joshi ’03, Sonny Joshi ’03, Lisa Church, Andrew Ghandour ’02, Curtis Barr ’01. July 29, 2006 in Toronto. Missing from photo: Heather Wynne & Eddie Pomykala (right photo).

Kindell-Edelson: Jenny and Steven ’99 on July 8, 2006 in a small ceremony in Västerås, Sweden.

(l-r) Back:Gabriel Rousseau ’01, Jarrod Hollinger ’06, Michael Palchich ’05, Lois Dion ’06. Middle: Dr. Andrew Johnson, Norm Brunner ’01, Cathy Rutherford ’07, Emma Staples ’04, Julie Brunner, Rachel Henshaw ’01. Front: Joyce Achampong ’03, Brenna Lena Blomkvist, Steven Edelson ’99, Jenny Donoghue ’03, John Stephenson ’01, AG Klei ’01 Kindell, Alex McKelvie ’99

Fall 2007 Bishop’s University News • 19 Gobert-DaSilva: Jennifer ’99 and Dennis on April 21, 2007 in St. Germain-Esposito: Carly ’02 and Dominic on October 7, Calgary, AB. 2006 in Ottawa.

(l-r): Kirsten Ziegler ’99, Kathryn Holmes ’99, Ali Hand ’99, Jennifer ’99, Dennis Dasirra, Martin O’Brien-Kelly (l-r):Tan Light ’03, Caitlin Carter ’03, Carly St. Germain ’02, ’00, Chris Cook ’99, Sean Tutching ’99. Richard Holmes ’03, Elena Schoonmaker-Gates ’03, and Jill Swan ’03

Landry-Vettese: Melissa and Marc ’03 on December 28, 2006 at Lloyd-Deep: Carolyn ’96 and Ross on April 14, 2007 in Sandals Royal Bahamian Hotel in Nassau. Montreal.

Front row (l-r) : Stephanie Hyde Butler ’97, Carolyn Lloyd ’96, Ross Deep, Stephen Lloyd ’89, Joanne Fraser (attended ’61), Jennifer Lloyd Moussette ’92, Pierre Moussette ’92 Back row (l-r) : Nancy Tees Lloyd ’63, Timothy Crooks ’61 (l-r): Laura Smith ’03, Jenny Bird ’02, Mike Kerwin ’02, Marc Other alumni in attendance: Ainsley Spry ’96, Nicole Landry-Vettese ’03, Melissa Landry,Tacuma Stevens ’03, Kathy Clements ’94, Hamilton Shippee ’91 Bird ’03, James McIntosh ’04 Engagements

Harrington-Bishop: Erinn ’02 and Chris on March 16, 2007 in Mayne-Minkoff: Julie ’99 and Chris ’96 on April 13, 2007. Venus Bay, South Australia. The couple live in Port Lincoln, Wedding in Montreal in May 2008. South Australia. Wedding in Thailand in July 2008. Robidoux-Ferron: Renée Robidoux ’00 and Darcy on June 24, Kirton-Carsolio: Lisa ’00 and Raul. Wedding planned for 2006 in Montreal. Wedding in Ottawa in September 2007. November 2007 in Calgary ([email protected]).

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20 • Fall 2007 Bishop’s University News Deaths Stanley Banfill ’28 on April 30, 2007 R. Errol Duval ’42, DCL ’83 on May 17, T. Andrew Judson on July 24, 2007 at his approaching his 100th birthday. 2007 in Jersey, Channel Islands. Father of residence in Brockville. Dr. Judson enjoyed a Peter Edward Bedford-Jones ’58 on April Greg ’74 and Catherine ’75. See below. long career at Bishop’s University from 1953 21, 2007 in St. Catharines. Father of Wendy Elizabeth Harvey ’96 died tragically after a to 1989. A celebration of his life will appear ’92. Peter will be remembered as the rock that major car accident in Rideau Lakes Township in the next issue. anchored his family, his faith and his varied on August 17, 2007. A tribute to Elizabeth Geraldine Beatrice Lane ’36 passed away business interests with Stelco, Q-Pac and will appear in the next issue. with family at her side at the Wales Home on SRI. He will be dearly missed by all whose Ronald E. Johnston ’57 on January 18, 2007. June 20, 2007 in her 92nd year. lives he touched. George McClintock ’49 on July 9, 2007. David Cooper ’66 passed away on June 5, George coined the name Gaiters for our 2007 in Thunder Bay. Son of Everett ’35, sports teams. DCL ’88, brother of Don ’68, and step-son of Claire Marie Vinet ’76 on May 10, 2007. Margaret Ann ’48.

Errol Duval ’42, DCL ’83 Founder of Business School dies in Jersey, Channel Islands rrol Duval, Professor Emeritus of Division with twenty faculty and about one Business, died on May 17, 2007, and his hundred graduates per year. E family and friends, among whom are On arrival at Bishop’s, Errol also started an many alumni and former colleagues, were evening course in Executive Development that deeply saddened by his death. He had been was extremely successful. Some 450 executives closely associated with Bishop’s for most of his completed the course up to 1968 when it life, as a student, an alumnus, and a professor. merged with a program given by the Canadian Errol was born in Grand’Mere, Quebec on Institute of Management. Errol was also keen December 20, 1920. He first came to Bishop’s that the department should always have the best as a student in 1939 and took part in all the advice available, and ensured this by available sporting activities, playing in each establishing an Advisory Committee of with “the same fiery enthusiasm, that distinguished business people. determined desire to win.” He also acted in Errol made many contributions to the plays, was editor of The Mitre, and graduated administrative operations of the University and with History Honors in 1942. to the local community as a lay reader at local Immediately after graduation, Errol churches and as an enthusiastic member of obtained a commission in the Canadian Army, Lennoxville Curling Club and Milby Golf Club, but his military career was cut short. He was of which he was a founding member in 1964. invalided back to Canada from England in Some of his friends will remember fondly his 1943. During his convalescence in London, rapid and often erratic play of the cards at Ontario, he met and married his wife Evelyn in bridge. His golf had similar characteristics. 1949; their twins Greg and Catherine were born The University recognized Errol’s in 1951. outstanding contributions by the award of a After regaining his health, Errol entered D.C.L. at his retirement in 1983. He went to live graduate studies at the University of Western in Jersey with his second wife Clare, who came Ontario where he obtained a Diploma in from that island, and many of his friends have Business Administration in 1951 and an M.B.A. enjoyed the hospitality at their charming home. in 1954. He taught Business Administration at Early in the spring, following a fall at Western and at the University of Windsor home, Errol was admitted to hospital, and while before he was invited to Bishop’s in 1958 to there he contracted an infection from which he introduce a Business program. In the early did not recover. His friends will remember with 1960s, a two-member department, just Errol affection his generally light approach to the and an accounting professor, managed to offer a problems of the world, and his sense of humour Business major for a B.A. degree. Despite these in dealing with the more immediate difficulties limited resources the program was a great of life. Errol was an original, and we will not success. Business alumni from that period, forget him. including David Williams after whom the Colin Arnot Business School is now named, value the Professor Emeritus of Chemistry education they received. By the time Errol retired, the Department had grown into a A memorial service will be held in St. Mark’s Chapel on Saturday, September 29th at 10 a.m.

Fall 2007 Bishop’s University News • 21 Through the Years Associates 1966 1972 Ron E. Lawless DCL ’00 was appointed a Nick Kirton recently joined the Board of Kumar member of the Order of Canada. Governors of the University of Calgary. Hathiramani Eric H. Molson was appointed a member Since his retirement from KPMG in 2004, completed his MA of the Order of Canada. Nick has also joined a number of (Hons) in Conflict 1958 corporate boards. Judy Pennefather Kirton Resolution in 2002 ’68 retired from the Calgary Health from Antioch Tony Ketchum is still hoping his wife Region in March. Daughter Lisa Kirton University in Mary will accompany him cycling through ’00 is engaged to be married in November. McGregor, Ohio. In the Atlantic provinces (and cook him addition to better meals than he endured on his solo 1969 managing his several companies, he is one trip to Saint John NB from Victoria in Fr. David and of the founders and first President of the 1990). Bishop’s grads Laurie Devitt and Jocelyne ADR (Alternative Dispute Resolution) Diane (Montgomery) made him most (Pilkington) Belden Association of Barbados Inc., a non-profit welcome in Saint John - which may be , after the NGO seeking to promote ADR and why he hasn’t gotten any further. He and mediation as the primary method of his wife have just finished building a geo- establishment of St. Joseph of Arimathea, Conflict Resolution within the judicial thermal heated and cooled house in central process and communities as an alternative Toronto. They had some practice when Toronto’s first English-language to the gladatorial style litigation practices. they built an off-grid “sustainable” house He was appointed a Justice of the Peace in an hour northwest of Toronto in 1998. orothodox parish in 1985, have emerged from retirement to April 2005. ([email protected] or That house is opened for visitors every kvmar. [email protected]) Earth Week. Tony is Vice-Chair of the initiate St. Dunstan of Canterbury Conservation Foundation of Greater Orthodox Mission, meeting at St. Olave’s 1975 Toronto and President of Household Anglican Church, Bloor and Windermere, Toronto. Jane Everett, a professor in the Project Management Inc. which he Department of French Language and founded in 1992. Their off-grid house can Steven Chow has been appointed to the Literature, has been appointed Dean of be seen at boards of two Hong Kong listed Students at McGill. www.TRCA.on.ca/the_ketchum_house. companies (CNT Group Ltd. and Ray Stokes is retired and looks forward to Foundation Group Ltd.) as independent 1978 hearing from alumni from way back Non-Executive Director. He has two Andrea Neill was appointed Assistant when! ([email protected]) grandchildren (both arrived in 2006) from Information Commissioner in June 2007. his two daughters. This position is provided for in the Access 1961 Jim Millar was appointed to the Board of to Information Act, Canada’s freedom of Barrie Wilson is Professor, Religious Directors of Canada Mortgage and information legislation, to assist the Studies at and has a book Housing Corporation. A former employee Information Commissioner in carrying out coming out soon titled How Became of CMHC, he will sit on the board as the his duties and responsibilities under the Christian (Random House). representative of the National Capital Act. Region. 1982 1962 John Scott was appointed to the Canadian Adrienne Chinn has completed her first Norman Webster and his wife Pat Transportation Agency. He is also book, The Home Decorator’s Color and received the Friend of Education Award, Fleishman-Hillard Canada’s Vice Texture Bible, published internationally in bestowed by the Canadian Council for the President and General Counsel. July 2007. She is working on a proposal Advancement of Education at its annual for her second book, The Home conference in Charlottetown, for their 1971 Decorator’s Course. Adrienne runs her outstanding service and commitment to Reid Barter retired from Upper Canada own successful interior design business in post-secondary and independent school College in June 2005 after 34 years. Prior London, England where she has been education. to that, he had taught in Magog for 4 living since 1991. Along with designing 1965 years. Susan Barter spent 25 years at The projects for residential and commercial Bishop Strachan School, the last 5 years Eric Detchon says after 42 years of clients, Adrienne also lectures at design as Principal of the Junior School. After a teaching, I am retiring. Judy and I plan to colleges in Britain and broadcasts on radio short hiatis, she became Principal of spend lots of time fishing and visiting our and TV (most recently on Sky TV’s Central Montessori School. Their son, grandchildren in Tucson and Ottawa. We “Women in the Property Market”). Scott, begins Ryerson Business in would love to hear from alumni of my era September 2007 ([email protected]). who are visiting Vancouver Island. ([email protected])

22 • Fall 2007 Bishop’s University News Through the Years Steve McCauley is Marketing VP- 1989 1995 Breakthrough Innovation at Kraft Foods Correction: France de Gaspé Beaubien, Kathleen Beauchamp-Bloom is National Global in Illinois. Vice-President, Operations Support, BDC Account Manager for Frito Lay Canada in ([email protected]) Financing, graduated in 1989 (not 1998 as Calgary ([email protected]). 1984 mentioned in the spring 2007 issue). Kathleen Howard is Director of Music at Scott Edmonds was appointed Chief Diana Hopps is Senior Recruiter at First Presbyterian Church in Brockville. Financial Officer for WebTech Wireless Manpower Professional in Phoenix AZ. Inc., a global provider of location based ([email protected]) 1996 and fleet telematics services. He will work Catherine Clements is Senior Manager, with the board and CED to align the Troy Hopps is Business Director at Laval-Rive Nord Region for National strategic, operational and financial Becton Dickinson in Tokyo. Bank of Canada management of the business. ([email protected]) ([email protected]). Tami Freeman Wilkinson is a Real 1990 Nancy Smythe is working full time in the Estate Sales Representative with Re/Max Carlo Beaudoin can be reached at Montreal area training horses and riders Realty Enterprises Inc. in Mississauga. [email protected]. up to provincial level competition She lives in Lorne Park with her husband ([email protected]). Rob ’84 and two sons Mark , 19 Anna McComber Stevens is Production (University of Waterloo - Systems Design Leader at Renkim Corporation in 1997 Southgate, MI Engineering) and Gregg, 17 (Lorne Park Karen Osler ([email protected]). is living in Roncesvalles High School). Tami welcomes hearing Village in Toronto with her husband Erick from friends at Allan Ross is a Mate on Tug Boats for Fenkell ’95 and their son Willem, 2. [email protected] North Arm Transportation Ltd. in Rob Wilkinson President of NuPark Vancouver. 1998 Solutions Inc., an Automated Parking Jeannot Plamondon can be reached at Solutions Provider in Toronto representing 1991 [email protected]. products manufactured in Sweden and Dean Chiarelli is Director of Wellness Kathleen Tremblay Holland. Rob can be reached at Promotion at University Nevada, Las has two boys, Owen [email protected] Vagas. Floods from Hurricane Katrina (June 12, 2005) and Zachary (January 21, destroyed his home and office at Tulane 2007). 1987 University in New Orleans. In July 2006, 1999 Danny Lynn has spent 15 years as a Dean moved to Las Vagas, without Crown Prosecutor with Alberta Justice. He knowing a single person, to start over Angus Baldocchi is Business had hopes of being able to retire in ([email protected]). Development Manager for Redux Media in Montreal ([email protected]). another ten years but with daughter Ariel, Yvonne Healy Robertson writes, “Time 8, and son Kieran, 7, he will be around has been good to all of us. Jason and I Christian Charette and Nadia longer to see them through university have 3 beauties, Victoria 5, Ryan 4, and Zwierzchowska ’97 and family are ([email protected]). Sean, 2” ([email protected]). moving to Orleans ON. Christian is Software Development Manager at 1988 1993 Unlimi-Tech (company owned by John Keith Davidson is Area Sales Manager Carolin Hart Roussel opened up her own Tkaczewski ’99) in Ottawa. Nadia is on for Wells Fargo Auto Finance in Calgary business, Eye Etiquette Optical Boutique maternity leave until fall 2007. ([email protected]). in Victoria on April 12, 2007. “It is owned Jeffrey Parker is living in Halifax where Lynne Roberts works in educational and operated by myself and my husband, he is playing rock music. He will start a development and higher education policy Frederick Roussel. It was a lot of hard medical degree at Dalhousie in the fall of at the London School of Economics and work, but extremely rewarding in the end. 2007 ([email protected]). Political Science. She is completing a Check me out the next time you are in part-time postgraduate degree in education Victoria.” ([email protected]) and international development at the Institute of Education. She has lived in the 1994 Publications Mail Agreement No. 40027187 UK since 1996 and hopes some Bishop’s Michelle Brolly is a Teacher for Global Return Undeliverable Canadian Addresses to: friends will visit ([email protected]). Village ([email protected]). University Advancement Office Bishop’s University 2600 College St., Sherbrooke QC J1M 0C8

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24 • Fall 2007 Bishop’s University News The 17th Annual Don’t miss Jeff Cannon Memorial Homecoming Golf Fall Homecoming Tournament

ALUMNI 28-29 September 2007 Date: September 28, 2007 Place: Old Lennoxville Golf Club Friday, 28 September (819-562-4922) Time: 12:30 p.m. Jeff Cannon Memorial Homecoming Golf Tournament. 12:30 p.m.: Shotgun start (brunch and Saturday, 29 September registration from 10:30 a.m.-noon) 8-11 a.m.: Alumni Breakfast at Dewhurst Dining Hall. Format: Foursomes/vegas 9 a.m.-5 p.m. J. H. Price Sports Centre is open Note: You can register as a 10 a.m. A memorial service will be held for Professor Errol Duval ’42, single/twosome/threesome and you will be paired DCL ’83 in St. Mark’s Chapel up. All those who register will be contacted prior 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Bishop’s bookstore in the University Centre open. to the tournament. Crested Bishop’s items available. Cost: $80 includes: 18 holes of golf, cart, brunch, BBQ dinner, participation gift and a $25 10:30 a.m. Tailgating section in Coulter field parking lot is open. donation to the Jeff Cannon Memorial Fund. A 11 a.m-1 p.m. Visit the Student Alumni Association table under the alumni tent $25 tax receipt will be issued per registration fee. (alumni t-shirts, hats, free balloons, face painting & candy for kids) Maximum 72 golfers. 11 a.m. Lunch for Classes of ’95, ’96, ’97, ’98 in tent at Coulter Field. Please register with Matt McBrine at: 1 p.m. Football game. Bishop’s vs Mount Allison. 819-822-9600 ext. 2266, toll-free: 4 p.m. Post-game reception with live band in the Alumni Tent in 866-822-5210, [email protected] Coulter Field parking lot. 6:30 p.m. Reunion banquet for Classes of ’95, ’96, ’97, ’98 in Dewhurst Dining Hall. Class photos will be taken. 10:30 p.m. Party at “The Gait” pub - free admission for alumni. Sunday, 30 September 10 a.m. A special homecoming chapel service to celebrate the 150th anniversary of St. Mark’s Chapel. Couples who were married in the chapel are invited to renew their marriage vows at the service. For more information please contact Heather Thomson Meet old friends! at: 819-822-9600 ext 2718 or [email protected] Relive your great www.ubishops.ca/alumni Bishop`s moments. Classes of 2007 Football Schedule ’95,’96,’97,’98 September November Don’t miss your 10th Reunion 7 @ Concordia* 7 p.m. 3 Conference Semi Finals 1 p.m. 15 Sherbrooke* 1 p.m. 10 Conference Final 1 p.m. Fall Homecoming 22 @ Montréal* 1 p.m. (Dunsmore Cup) September 29-30, 2007 29 Mount Allison** 1 p.m. 17 National Semi-Final 1 p.m. **Homecoming (Mitchell Bowl) www.ubishops/alumni 23 National Championship 7 p.m. October For more information contact: (Vanier Cup) 6 McGill 1 p.m. Esther (Stovold) Barnett ’70 13 @ Acadia 1 p.m. toll free: 866-822-5210 21 @ Laval 1 p.m. * Live on RDS [email protected] 27 Montréal 1 p.m.

Fall 2007 Bishop’s University News • 25 Alumni Perspectives Guest columnist Norman Webster ’62, DCL ’85 remembers China

My favourite Chinese joke has three prisoners together in a cell in Beijing. The first says, “I am here because I opposed the policies of Deng Xiaoping.” “Hah!” snorts the second, “I am here because I supported the policies of Deng Xiaoping.” The two turn to the third man, who says: “I am Deng Xiaoping.”

t really was that wacky in China in the latter half of the 20th order for the army to open fire in Tienanmen Square in l989.) century. Communist regimes tend to work that way. People The cliché has it that people pull themselves up by their own I pop in and out of prominence – or jail, or worse – according bootstraps, but in fact at first the Chinese didn’t even have boots. to whether their policies and principles find favour with “the They had slippers with hemp soles, or canvas shoes with rubber people,” which is to say the dictator of the moment, who soles cut from old tires (you could still see the tread). On return helpfully interprets the people’s will. Witness, as we speak, the trips to China through the years, I have had my private index of mad kingdom of North Korea. progress: how many people are wearing good leather shoes? The Deng Xiaoping, the bullet-headed pepperpot from Sichuan results have been fantastic, of a piece with the booming industry province, could have given survival lessons to Richard Nixon. of Chengdu, the gleaming buildings of Shanghai, the traffic- From Mao Zedong’s close associate and political hitman, one of choked ring roads of Beijing. the most powerful in the land, Deng descended into near oblivion When my family and I lived in Beijing, the main commuter during Mao’s Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution. When I traffic was cyclists jingling their handlebar bells. The other kings arrived in Beijing in 1969, to spend two years as The Globe and of the road were the drivers of the donkey- and horse-carts who Mail’s resident correspondent, literally hundreds of millions of brought agricultural produce into the city for sale on gritty street Chinese daily chanted their hatred of this man and his corners. The drivers would sit atop huge loads of cabbages as treacherous allies. “Revisionist,” “capitalist roader,” “renegade, their beasts plodded across Tienanmen Square. When lunchtime hidden traitor and scab” were among the labels affixed to them came, they tied feedbags on the animals, then would lie down on by the masses waving their red books of Mao quotations. the edge of the road – the Boulevard of Eternal Peace, main drag Red was the colour of the day. The anarchic Red Guards, of the capital city – and go to sleep. True story. sent on the rampage by Mao, proposed changing the capital’s Beijing itself was a large, gray-walled Asian village with traffic lights to Stop on green and Go on red. Deng Xiaoping was few sidewalks to roll up at night and hardly any flights into its reviled for daring to say, “It doesn’t matter whether a cat is black “international” airport. Exactly three Western correspondents or white, as long as it catches mice” (i.e. Communist theology is were stationed in the capital – one Frenchman, one West German less important than results). This was heresy. and me. Chinese families at the time had strict rations for rice For his sins, Deng spent a decade in eclipse. You will see no and cotton; they saved up for a bicycle, a watch, a radio. Now, evidence of him in the photographs of Nixon’s visit in 1972. He it’s cell phones, washing machines and computers. Next year’s was still the unmentionable man. It was only with Mao’s decline Olympics in Beijing will be a triumph of construction and and death in 1976 that Deng made his comeback, and even then organization by a nation developing at warp speed. it was a close-run struggle with the leader’s harridan wife, Jiang There are problems, of course, and there will be more. Ching. Deng was in, out, then finally in again and in control – the Inequalities are huge between the booming coastal cities and tough, pragmatic leader China so desperately needed after inland peasants scratching a living from iron-hard soil. Migrant decades of turmoil under the Lord of Misrule, Mao. workers are surging to the promised lands, and being exploited He proceeded to make history with a new quotation: “To get when they get there. rich is glorious.” Simple words, but what an impact. At a stroke, Corruption is rampant, the environment a sometime thing. the stultifying Communist economy was repudiated, the Tens of millions more male babies are being born and raised than formidable talents and energies of the Chinese people set loose, female ones, a significant future threat to social peace. China’s and this desperately poor country of a billion or so people boot is still firmly on the throat of Tibet. Some rash generals are launched into the modern world. (Modern economic world, that ready for war over Taiwan. is. Politically, the Party continues to govern with an iron fist. Just an amazing, evolving story. Is The Campus covering? Deng himself was no sweetheart; he it was who gave the ultimate

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