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Donateurs Individuels De 500 000 $ Et Plus Donateurs Individuels De 100 DONATEURS INDIVIDUELS DE LA FONDATION DE L’UQAM DONS CUMULATIFS En date du 1er septembre 2018 Donateurs individuels de 500 000 $ et plus Guy Joron* Donateurs individuels de 5 000 $ à 9 999 $ 2 donateurs anonymes Yves Lavoie (EDU 72) 9 donateurs anonymes Robert Sheitoyan Benoît Lévesque Manon Arcand (ESG 89) et Normand Cardinal (ESG 87) Paul-André Linteau Agnès Baron Cathy Beausoleil (ESG 00) Donateurs individuels de 100 000 $ à 499 999 $ Michel-Pierre Montet Maryse Arpin et Jean-Claude Arpin Lori A. Morris* Sophia Benabdellah Anne Bélanger et Gérard Bélanger Theodora Newton Nathalie Benoit (COM 88) Jenny Desrochers (ESG 03) Patrick Pichette (ESG 87) Marie-Josée Berger (EDU 72) Jean-Marc Eustache (ESG 75) Jean-Claude Robert Lucie Bertrand (SCI 76) Éric Girard (ESG 93) Jean-Martin Bisson (COM 03) Pierre J. Jeanniot Mathieu Boisvert Donateurs individuels de 10 000 $ à 24 999 $ Vincent Bouchard-Valentine (EDU 07) Claire Léger (ESG 84) 3 donateurs anonymes Srecko Brlek (SCI 79) Pierre Mongeau et Johanne Saint-Charles (COM 01) Robert Bédard Joanne Noël et Marien Brochu (ESG 94) Anne Rochette Yves Bergeron Nicole Carignan (ESG 96) Pierre Couture (SPD 75) Michelle Carolli Donateurs individuels de 50 000 $ à 99 999 $ Charles-Philippe David Alec Castonguay-Sauriol (COM 03) 1 donateur anonyme Gilbert Dionne Thierry Champs (ART 09) Line Chamberland René Ferland Dominique Charron (HUM 10) Patrick Culhane (ESG 88) Richard L. Guay Daniel Chartier Pierre Lucier Jean-Marie Lafortune (HUM 04) Pierre Comtois (HUM 75) Elourdes Pierre (EDU 89) et Alain Simard Danielle Laramée (ESG 83) Sylvie Corbeil (EDU 11) Jeanne Renaud Michèle Lemieux René Côté (SPD 82) Jean Roy* (ESG 92) Michel Lizée Francine Couture Christine Métayer Chantal Deschamps (HUM 82) Pierre Parent Donateurs individuels de 25 000 $ à 49 999 $ Dominique Dionne (COM 79) 3 donateurs anonymes Claude Armand Piché (HUM 99) Henri Dorvil Pierre Bélanger Serge Piotte (ESG 74) Angèle Dufresne Dagenais (SPD 98) Antje Bettin Louise Poissant Marie-Thérèse Dugré (HUM 79) Hugo Cyr Jean-Denis Roy Gael Eakin Bernard Derome Lyse Roy (HUM 87) Sophie-Mathilde Laberge (ART 99) et André Faleiros Catherine Foisy (SPD 06) Marie-Andrée Roy (HUM 92) Luc Faucher (HUM 01) Francine Jacques Alain Simard Laurence Léa Fontaine Lynn Jeanniot (ESG 93) Michel Volet Madeleine Forcier (ART 92) Lyse William * = Décédé 1 DONATEURS INDIVIDUELS DE LA FONDATION DE L’UQAM DONS CUMULATIFS En date du 1er septembre 2018 Donateurs individuels de 5 000 $ à 9 999 $ (suite) Sylvie Roy (EDU 82) Janik Bastien-Charlebois (HUM 07) Alain-G. Gagnon Michel Séguin (ESG 95) Jean-Louis Baudouin Diane Gagnon Sylvain St-Amand Yves Baudouin (HUM 86) Denis Gallant (SPD 97) Guy Tremblay (SCI 83) Julien Bauer Claudio Gardonio (ESG 03) Miville Tremblay (ESG 91) Gregory Baum* Annie Gérin Esther Trépanier (ART 84) Isaac Bazié Luc-Alain Giraldeau Joëlle Trudeau (ESG 15) Jacques Beauchemin (HUM 92) Jean Guay (ESG 79) Félix Turgeon (SCI 16) Jean-Pierre Beaud Alfred Halasa Marc Turgeon (ART 89) Marie Beaulieu (ART 96) Jean-Pierre Hamel (SCI 86) Yves Turgeon (HUM 01) Rénald Beaumier René Huot Pierre Véronneau (HUM 87) François Bédard (SCI 82) Jo-Ann Kane (ART 01) Michel Villemaire (SCI 09) Christian Bégin Igor Khananaev (ESG 15) Johanne Villeneuve (ART 87) Kristian Behrens Robert Kieffer (SPD 72) Alain Voizard Mustapha Belabdi (COM 10) Micheline Labelle Candide Charest et Jacques-Albert Wallot* Yves Bélair (SPD 82) Laurier Lacroix et Jacques Fournier Annick Bélanger (SPD 91) Rose-Aline LeBlanc (COM 82) Daniel Bélanger Donateurs individuels de 1 000 $ à 4 999 $ Lisette Lemieux (ART 80) 27 donateurs anonymes Hélène Bélanger (ESG 98) Manon Leriche Christian Agbobli (COM 06) Marie-Julie Béliveau (HUM 05) Philippe Lupien (ART 88) Francine Alepin (ART 00) Richard Béliveau Étienne Lyrette (ESG 01) Olga Alexeeva Janick Belleau Noël Mallette Sylvain Allard (EDU 00) Céline Belzile (SCI 82) Ute Frein Malouin Steven Ambler Mohcine Berbiche (SCI 90) Michèle Marchand (HUM 05) Didier Amyot (SCI 10) France Bergeron (EDU 85) Sara Martin-Serrano Manon Arès (ESG 88) François Bergeron (SCI 78) Brian Myles (COM 09) Paulina Arroyo Pardo Manon Bergeron Michèle Nevert Paul Arseneault Mario Bergeron (ESG 92) Lida Sara Nouraie (SPD 04) Jacques Aumètre Nicolas Bergeron Denis Pétrin Chantal Aurousseau (COM 99) Pierre Bergeron Jacques Pierre Rémi Bachand (SPD 01) Borkur Bergmann Mark Poddubiuk Normand Barbeau (ESG 86) Pierre Bériau (EDU 74) Dominique Primeau Valérie Barbeau Shirley Berk Simon (ART 90) Robert Proulx (HUM 80) Isabelle Baril (ESG 15) René Bernèche Lucie Robert Jean Baril (SPD 03) Stéphanie Bernstein (SPD 99) * = Décédé 2 DONATEURS INDIVIDUELS DE LA FONDATION DE L’UQAM DONS CUMULATIFS En date du 1er septembre 2018 Donateurs individuels de 1 000 $ à 4 999 $ (suite) Jacinthe Brodeur (HUM 84) Véronique Cnockaert Ginette Berteau Monique Brodeur (EDU 93) Robert Comeau Line Bérubé (ESG 03) Anne-Marie Broudehoux Alain Steve Comtois Pierre Bérubé (COM 12) Dorval Brunelle Benoît Corbeil (SCI 79) Pierre Bérubé (SPD 83) Yolande Brunelle (EDU 86) Claude Corbo Lise Bessette (EDU 85) Andrée Bureau et Jean-Yves Bureau Simon Corneau Marc Bigras Joanne Burgess (HUM 87) Mario Cornellier (EDU 00) Geneviève Billette Nancy Bussières (ART 09) Louise Cossette (HUM 89) Muriel Binette (SPD 84) Geneviève Cadoret (SCI 91) Jean-François Côté (HUM 88) Lisa Binsse Yves Cadotte (ESG 98) Luc Côté (HUM 00) Louise Biron (HUM 89) Antonello Callimaci (ESG 87) Philippe-Benoît Côté (HUM 07) Marguerite Blais (COM 05) Sylvie Cameron Roland Côté (HUM 11) Martin Blais (HUM 07) Brigitte Caron (ESG 93) Robert Couillard Daniel Boismenu (COM 80) Michel Carra Alexandre Coutant Véronique Borboen Steve Carrière Cynthia Couture Caroline Bouchard Jennifer J. Carter Micheline Couture Sylvain Boucher (ESG 89) Alexandre Castonguay Daniel Dagenais (HUM 89) Henri Boudreault Marcel Caya Jean-Christophe Daigle (SCI 13) Thérèse Bouffard (HUM 88) Rachel Chagnon (HUM 09) Robert-André Daigneault (SCI 86) Michel Boulanger (ART 92) Antoine Char (COM 93) Martial Dassylva (HUM 14) Claire Bourassa (ART 86) Luc Charbonneau (ESG 90) SYLVAIN DE BLOIS (ESG 85) Sylvie Bourassa Manon Charron (ESG 86) Marie-Edmée De Broin (ART 91) Jean-Marie Bourjolly Daniel Chartier (ESG 81) Alain De Repentigny (COM 75) Patricia Bourne Dominique Chartier (ESG 92) Anne de Vernal et Claude Hillaire-Marcel Yves Bourque (ESG 85) Lucie Chartrand (ART 03) René De Cotret Opzoomer France Boutin Jean-François Chassay Christian Deblock Rachel Bouvet (ART 95) Céline Chatigny (SCI 93) Jean Décarie Denise Brassard Ginette Chenard (HUM 73) Nicolas Dedek (HUM 01) Claude Braun Omar Cherkaoui Geneviève Delmas-Patterson Françoise Braun Nadine Cholette (ESG 72) Martine Delvaux Raymond Bréard (ESG 87) Benoît Clairoux (HUM 00) Frédéric Demers (SCI 01) Louise Brissette Daniel Clapin-Pépin (ESG 80) Sylvie Dépatie Jacques Brisson (ESG 83) Louis Clément (ESG 13) Louise Déry Marcelle Brisson-Dufrenne Julie Cloutier (ESG 04) Francine Descarries et Robert P. Bélanger * = Décédé 3 DONATEURS INDIVIDUELS DE LA FONDATION DE L’UQAM DONS CUMULATIFS En date du 1er septembre 2018 Donateurs individuels de 1 000 $ à 4 999 $ (suite) Christine Faucher (ART 14) Daniel Germain Stéphane Deseau (ESG 95) Marie-Ève Faust (ESG 88) Olivier Germain Lucie Desjardins (ART 98) Yvon Fauvel Bertrand Gervais (ART 88) Danielle Desmarais Carolina Ferrer Diane Giard (ESG 01) Robert H. Desmarteau (ESG 97) Robert Ferron (ESG 81) Yves Gingras Danièle Desnoyers (ART 89) Pierre Filiatrault Roger Giraldeau (ESG 72) Alain Desroches (SCI 84) Jean-François Filion Bernard Giroux (SPD 92) Étienne Desrosiers (COM 02) Denis Fisette Jean-François Giroux Caroline Désy (HUM 99) Ewa Florczyk Guy Goulet Saidatou Dicko (ESG 11) Isabelle Foisy (ESG 93) Simon-Pierre Gourd (COM 01) Robert Dion Jean-Marc Fontan François Gravel (ESG 76) Maria Dolores Otero Lina Forest (EDU 95) Sylvie Gravel Sophie Dorais (EDU 95) Jacques Forget (HUM 74) Brigitte Groulx (ESG 83) Pierre Doray Maurice Forget Alain Guay Mélanie Doyon Johanne Fortin (SPD 85) Manon Guérin (SPD 91) Pierre Drapeau Pierre Fortin Hugues Guévremont (ESG 05) Jacynthe Drolet Denis Foucambert Vincent Philippe Guillin Marc-Simon Drouin Claude Jean Fournel (COM 00) Annie Gusew (HUM 96) Denise Du Ruisseau (ESG 93) Alain Fournier (ART 88) Loïc Guyot (COM 00) Jean Dubois (ART 10) Marcel-Yves Fournier (EDU 86) Djaouida Hamdani (HUM 04) Diane Ducharme (HUM 81) Marie Fraser (ART 94) Chérif Hamzaoui Marie Ducharme (EDU 99) Sorana Froda Nicole Harbonnier-Topin Monique Dufresne (HUM 93) Lynda Gadoury (SPD 84) Dominic Hardy Lucie Dumais Geneviève Gagné (ESG 03) Stevan Harnad Claude Dumas Frédérick Gagnon (SPD 08) Elizabeth Harper Isabelle Dupont (ESG 96) Martine Gagnon (EDU 96) Pierre-Léonard Harvey Gilles Dupuis Robert Gagnon Pierre Henrichon (HUM 04) François Durand (SCI 90) Joëlle Ganguillet Sylvie Héroux (ESG 06) Hélène Duval (ART 99) Ying Gao (COM 03) Claude Hétu (ESG 03) Anne Élaine Cliche Dominique Garand Mario Houde (SCI 80) Joan Esar et Jacques De Tonnancour* Céline Gariépy Gaby Hsab (COM 02) Sarah Farhoud-Hentsch (HUM 01) Yves Gaudreau Denise Imbeau (HUM 79) Yanick Farmer Pierre Gauthier (SCI 80) Christa Japel Benoit Faubert (ESG 90) Waguih Geadah Laurent Jérôme * = Décédé 4 DONATEURS INDIVIDUELS DE LA FONDATION DE L’UQAM DONS CUMULATIFS En date du 1er septembre 2018 Donateurs individuels de 1 000 $ à 4 999 $ (suite) Anne Laperrière Georges Leroux (HUM 72) Carol Jobin (SPD 76) Pierre Laporte (ESG 86) Marie-Christine Lesage Irène Johnson (ART 92) René Laprise Jean Létourneau (ESG 89) Philippe Juneau (SCI 00) Gérald Larose Daniel Léveillé Sylvie Jutras Jean-Marc Larouche Sylvie Lévesque (HUM 02) Juan-Luis Klein Anne Latendresse (ESG 00) Dominique Leydet Daniel Kneeshaw (SCI 98) Pierre-Édouard Latouche Michel Librowicz Irène Krymko-Bleton François Latraverse (HUM 77) et Céline Poisson (ART 97) André Loiselle (ART 86) Martin LAbbé Jean-Paul Lauly (ESG 79) Patrice Loubier Gilbert Labelle Christian Laurence (COM 98) Hakim Lounis Danielle Laberge Pierre-Yvan Laurin (ESG 81) Pierrette Lucier Marquis Marc Laberge (ART 85) Lilianne Lavertu (HUM 90) Martin Lussier Georges Labrecque (ART 92) Benoît Lavigne Michel M.
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