Annual Report 2018/19 Community giving at the core of student success A message from Peter Devlin, President, Fanshawe College

The last year has been very exciting at As we head into an era that will be Fanshawe College. Together, we celebrated dominated by change, technological growth the opening of our newest downtown and globalization, Fanshawe College will campus at 130 Dundas Street, moved two need to continue to provide pathways to schools and 1,600 students to their new success so that our students can embrace, home and added to the excitement and adapt and thrive on that change. energy of downtown London. We also Studies show that access to post-secondary opened our Centre for Advanced Research education is the hallmark of a successful and Innovation in Biotechnology, a state-of- society and Fanshawe is proud to contribute the-art facility with labs and research space to this success. Like you, I take great pride for community collaboration. in supporting Fanshawe students. We are While we are proud of our student learning providing opportunities and hope, while spaces and new facilities, it is the people opening doors to future careers. Since most within those buildings that make learning of our graduates continue to live and work in come to life. Our Fanshawe staff and faculty the region, you will likely meet many of them prepare students for rewarding careers, – Fanshawe is everywhere! helping them achieve personal, educational On behalf of the students, faculty and staff and professional goals. of Fanshawe, I extend a heartfelt thank We couldn’t do this without your support. you for your support of Fanshawe. Thanks Thanks to you, the College has a long record to you, Fanshawe continues our promise of success and, as a result of the vision we to educate, engage, empower and exite in share with our community partners and everything we do. donors, we’ve been able to build on and strengthen the financial health of London and Peter Devlin its surrounding communities and to provide President an exceptional learning experience with a global outlook in order to meet student and employer needs. Fantastic new student learning spaces – London Downtown Campus Opening Fanshawe LIVE hits all the right In September 2018, Fanshawe officially The fifth floor is home to approximately notes during JUNOS week celebrated the creation of a London 900 students in the software division of the Downtown Campus with the grand opening School of Information Technology. This space In March, Fanshawe partnered with Dundas of 130 Dundas Street, a spectacular features flexible learning classrooms, small Place to celebrate the JUNOS by hosting renovation to the iconic former Kingsmills group meeting rooms and plenty of open “Fanshawe LIVE: Dundas Place”, the first-ever department store. This new, six story space space with couches, and technology support community event on the completed portion of is the home of 1,600 students in the Schools for informal student gatherings. Dundas Street – London’s newest flex street. of Tourism, Hospitality and Culinary Arts As Tim Wharton, Chair of our Alumni Board The family friendly street festival featured: an and Information Technology. As part of the acknowledged at the grand opening, the outdoor skating rink; live music by Fanshawe opening celebration, hundreds of donors, project received fantastic support from the Music Industry Arts (MIA) students and alumni; community members and staff had the City of London, Mainstreet London and the giant swings; buskers and performance artists; opportunity to tour the new building and London Downtown Business Association, games, giveaways and more. take in the exceptional culinary labs, flexible along with other corporate and individual student spaces and three terraces providing A special reception completed the day and support including CIBC, McCormick Canada, provided a wonderful opportunity for special a unique view of the downtown London Bob and Shelly Siskind, The Spriet Family and city‑scape. guests to walk the red carpet and celebrate the Jamie Gillies Memorial Fund Foundation. Canadian music and food. The reception was The optimism surrounding Fanshawe’s It’s clear from this support that our donors held in the Good Foundation Inc. Theatre London Downtown Campus – made possible are very proud of our students and which was transformed into a cool and modern by generous support from a number of the contributions they will make in the music-themed lounge by Fanshawe Theatre individual and corporate donors – is best community and beyond upon graduating. Production students. encapsulated by Fanshawe President, Peter Devlin, who told the crowd gathered for the Savanah Sewell, manager for Dundas Place and grand-opening, a Fanshawe alumnus, believes the Fanshawe LIVE event was an important stepping stone for future events to come in the downtown core. “This facility is a very exciting new “Working with Fanshawe on this event was just chapter in Fanshawe’s history.” the beginning of what we can do on Dundas Place,” said Sewell. “Having the students and staff in our neighbourhood adds such vibrancy 130 Dundas highlights The Chef’s Table to our downtown core.” at Fanshawe, the College’s exciting new restaurant is both a “living student lab” and a fantastic gathering spot for lunch and dinner. Open to the public Monday to Friday and featuring the original tin ceiling from Kingsmills and an inviting patio for el fresco dining, The Chef’s Table has already established itself as a terrific addition to the newly renovated “Dundas Place” flex street. The Spriet Family Culinary Centre, made possible by the tremendous generosity of Andy and Helen Spriet, is a culinary masterpiece featuring five labs: three savoury kitchens, a baking lab and a pastry lab. Students spend up to 120 hours in these kitchens each semester. Improving Indigenous programming

Situated in a culturally rich Indigenous area within a 150-kilometre radius, Fanshawe is committed to playing a leadership role in providing First Nations education and services. Since 1996, the College’s Institute of Indigenous Learning has been providing culturally relevant support services for all First Nations Status, Non-Status, Métis and Inuit students enrolled at the College. “The Action Plan is an important step The Institute is a lively hub of activity providing one-on-one support for students, in our journey to continually increase opportunities to meet a visiting Elder for spiritual and cultural guidance, participate in a Indigenous student access to higher smudging ceremony or simply interact with other Indigenous students in the lounge. education, and the fulfilment of their study and career aspiration,” says Guy Over the past three years, Fanshawe has experienced record growth in Williams, Fanshawe’s special advisor of the number of Indigenous students choosing to study here. In September Indigenous Education and Development. 2019, Fanshawe is expecting to welcome over 700 first-year Indigenous “We want to be the College best at students, pushing the total to well over 1,000 across our campuses. creating access points for education.”

This year, Fanshawe launched its indigenous Action Plan focused on implementing recommendations from the Truth and Reconciliation Commission. The plan calls for: `` Expanded footprint on campus with the construction of a Centre for Indigenous Learning and Reconciliation, providing a venue for Indigenous community celebrations, indoor and outdoor teaching, collaborative meeting rooms, experiential learning, language labs and social entrepreneurship; `` More partnerships with Indigenous learners and communities using research and data analysis of Indigenous student outcomes at the high school level, plus better plans to recruit and retain of Indigenous students; `` Indigenous curriculum at the post-secondary level; `` Visually enhanced Indigenous presence across Fanshawe campuses through signage, artwork and displays. Innovation Village: Developing job skills of the future

Fanshawe is creating a new kind of community – where the creativity of students and the wisdom of educators and mentors converge to advance innovation. A place to disrupt the norm, push boundaries, collaborate and create. Through this $55 million project, Innovation Village will be a place where students will learn the job skills not just in their chosen field, but the soft skills of the future. Every student will have the opportunity to participate in signature learning experiences that focus on social entrepreneurship, multi-disciplinary projects, applied research and community collaboration. At the heart of the project will be the i4C Hub, a virtual and physical gateway that supports a vibrant and collaborative ecosystem where students can access supports and services that will promote exceptional learning. The i4C Hub’s unique space will include: `` A pop-up marketplace where students can showcase their creativity, new businesses and recent inventions; `` Easy access to existing supports and services around the College including the Centre for Research and Innovation, the Library research team and the Canadian Centre for Product Validation; `` An expansion of the existing entrepreneur incubator (LEAP Junction) to include short-term office spaces where new student businesses can begin to take flight; `` The Gathering Place, where Indigenous community members, students and faculty can connect and come together; `` A high-profile presentation and pitch space with a cutting-edge digital theatre. The project will transform Fanshawe’s existing library into three, cross-functional floors for interdisciplinary collaboration and connections, including flexible gathering spaces, high performance learning labs for group projects and tutoring, and high-tech ‘maker spaces’ where 3-D printers, collaborative software platforms and multi-media studios will bring ideas and inventions to life. Beyond the planned physical footprint on campus, Innovation Village will extend innovative practices throughout the College by engaging students with rich experiential learning opportunities – through a signature innovative learning experience – as an essential part of their education. When completed in 2021, Innovation Village will be an invaluable support to the College’s commitment to provide high quality, relevant education and training to prepare our students for an ever‑changing marketplace. Driving innovation across the region Woodstock/Oxford The Woodstock/Oxford Regional Campus The new location will consolidate activities Fanshawe is extremely proud of its three regional campuses, all of which are invaluable in providing transformed a traditional teaching space Fanshawe currently conducts at four a skilled labour force across southwestern Ontario. Our donors have played a vital role in creating into a technology-rich classroom to different sites throughout the City of unique educational opportunities for hundreds of students throughout these communities. improve both the student and faculty Woodstock. In the coming months, the experience. The 35-seat space features building will undergo a renovation to St. Thomas/Elgin Bluetooth-enabled side monitors that can transition it to educational use. When be set to show the image being projected complete, the 7,200-square-foot facility will The Foundation secured a grant from the Windon Fund through the Elgin St. Thomas at the front of the room, or can be used provide four new classrooms and a multi- Community Foundation to support: individually by working teams when purpose conference room, freeing up much collaborating. The room is also outfitted needed additional academic space at the `` A new video game event designed to boost awareness among local youth about the with flexible furniture that can be moved current campus at 369 Finkle Street. growth and career opportunities in the gaming industry. The event, held in April 2019, easily from rows facing front to groupings involved students in Fanshawe’s Game Design program travelling to the St. Thomas/Elgin “We’ve experienced more than 20 per cent around the monitors, or however best suits Regional Campus to engage with high school students during a friendly game development growth in enrolment over the past two the academic teaching style. competition; years alone,” explained Yantz. “As the The campus also recently finalized College continues to develop our programs `` The development of a new student entrepreneurship initiative and ‘pop-up shop’ on the St. an agreement to expand its presence and welcome more students from around Thomas/Elgin Regional Campus in partnership with the St. Thomas-Elgin Small Business to a prominent location in downtown the world, this expansion will help us Enterprise Centre and; Woodstock. The new location at 45 accommodate their needs while continuing `` New scholarships for students attending the campus, in particular those students Metcalf Street will provide Fanshawe the to provide the same level of service and participating in the Bridges Out of Poverty St. Thomas Elgin program, a volunteer opportunity to offer a selection of flexible education that our community.” organization committed to reducing poverty in the St. Thomas Elgin region. learning options in a convenient setting, beginning in September 2019.

“Moving into 45 Metcalf will help increase our ability to meet the needs of clients in our continuing education and academic upgrading programming, especially given its proximity to other downtown services, including the Employment Services offices,” says Greg Yantz, Associate Dean, Woodstock/ Oxford Regional Campus. Student Awards FANSHAWE by the numbers Thanks to the tremendous generosity of you, our donors, Fanshawe is able to offer a wide range of bursaries and scholarships to support Fanshawe students. This assistance is vital to reduce the financial burden of school and allow our students to concentrate on their studies. Without the support of over 700 bursary donors, many students would not have had the financial means to afford tuition, textbooks, accommodation and other expenses, making the dream of post-secondary education impossible. Annual scholarships, offered in recognition of 1,380 STUDENTS academic success and community service, provide encouragement and motivation for over received financial assistance in 2018/19 500 students to work hard and volunteer. Recognizing the needs of our students will continue to increase in the coming years, Fanshawe has set an ambitious goal to double the number of scholarship and bursary awards available to students, thereby ensuring recipients may remain focused on their education and not on their financial situation, over the next five years. 87% of our graduates stay in $3.80 With your continued support, we are changing lives and opening SOUTHWESTERN in higher future wages up a world of opportunities for our students and our communities. for every dollar spent on ONTARIO a FANSHAWE education

STUDENT QUOTES 644 scholarships “This bursary is meaningful in many ways, not only financially but emotionally as and 726 bursaries $1.6 well – it has strengthened my belief in myself. I promise you I will work hard and totaling nearly give back to others possibly with an award to future students.” BILLION Fanshawe Foundation Bursary Recipient $1 MILLION Fanshawe’s economic “Applied learning requires up-to-date technology and equipment and that’s why impact to London support through donations is so important.” and region Jay Smith, Motive Power Technician (Diesel)

“I feel truly honored to receive the R.C. Hamilton award.” Amanda B. “Wow, what amazing news! Thank you for providing such a great opportunity.” $537,600 Alexander L., recipient of the Fanshawe College Distinguished Student Award – Business additional income earned “I would like to take the opportunity to thank you for the award. It is a true honour.” with a FANSHAWE education Emily S. recipient of the Fanshawe College Distinguished Student Award – Health (compared to a high school education) “It amazes me to say that I am being awarded the Harry Rawson Award!” Dylan K. Thanks to our remarkable donors! We wish to recognize the following donors Reflects all cumulative gifts over $100 made between April 1, 2018 and March 31, 2019.

1086753 Ontario Limited blueCaribou Chartered Christopher J. Monteith Design Matrix Inc. Accountants 1455771 Ontario Ltd. Christopher Rowe Development Engineering Box & Smith Funeral (London) Limited 1823103 Ontario Inc. Cindy M. Queenan Chapel Inc Diane Allen 3M Canada Company Cisco Systems Canada Co. Brad S. Duncan Dianne Spencer Accuride Canada Inc. CMS Legal Services Britta Jones Digital Clicks Marketing Aerial Scout Coca-Cola Refreshments Bruno Castellani Canada Company Dr. Barbara Nitsch Aircraft Maintenance Callon Dietz Incorporated Medicine Engineers Association of Commonwealth Ontario Canada Gives Hospitality Limited Dr. John Ley Dentistry Professional Corporation Alan J. Baldock Canadian Federation Community Futures Huron of University Women – Drainage Superintendents Alkin Corporation Community Living Elgin London Club Association of Ontario – Allan R. Neal Community Living London ELM Chapter Canadian Hospitality AME Learning Foundation Compass Minerals Drita Thornton Canada Corp. Andy D. Gates Canadian Imperial Bank of Economical Mutual Complete Interiors & Andy Spriet Commerce Insurance Group Design Ltd. Archie’s Seafood Canadian Marketing Eddington’s of Exeter Association Complete Wind Restaurant Elgin County Council Canadian Welding Composites Canada Arcon Forensic Engineers Elgin-St. Thomas Association (CWA) Connie Graham Community Foundation Armo-Tool Ltd. Foundation Corey Auto Wreckers Elizabeth Noel Limited Association of Ontario Canuck Sports Stuff Land Surveyors (Toronto) Inc. Corus Entertainment Inc. EllisDon Corporation Educational Foundation Cargill Animal Nutrition, A Corus Entertainment Inc. Enbridge Talbot Assured Automotive Division of Cargill Limited (London) Windfarm LP (2017) Inc. Carole Giles Craig Smith Enterprise Rent A Car Atchison Plumbing and Crich Holdings and Canada Foundation Heating Limited Carolyn J. Rivard Buildings Limited Environics Analytics Carpenters Union Bank of Montreal Group Ltd. Local 1946 D2L Corporation Barbara A. Bidner Estate of Stephen Philip Catherine J. Nanton Dana S. Lewis Barclay & Knap Baldinelli Catherine Martin Daniel D. Douglas Educational Services Express Employment Darren Chapman BASF Canada Inc. Central Beauty Professionals Supply Ltd. David A. Grimes Bayshore Broadcasting Fanshawe College Alumni Corporation Centura London David A. Middleton Association Bayvin Ecological Charitable Gift Funds David Belford Fanshawe Student Union Canada Foundation Development Inc. David Pressey Medicine Fidelity Investments BDO Canada LLP – Charmaine L. Bragg Professional Corporation Canada ULC Toronto Chartered Wealth and David Weglo Field Service.CA Estate Advisory Inc BDO Canada LLP – Deborah A. Mates Forest City Castings Woodstock Chartwell Aylmer Long Fowler Kennedy Sports Term Care Debra Broadbent Bell Media – Network Medicine Clinic Chenchen Zhao Delores McGill Betty Das-Dallinga Garden Club of Toronto Christian Horizons dentalcorp Bill M. Carriere Garland Canada Christine G. Zimmerman Dentsply Canada Division Gary D. Davies Thanks to our remarkable donors! We wish to recognize the following donors Reflects all cumulative gifts over $100 made between April 1, 2018 and March 31, 2019.

Gary J. Lima Jackie S. Gray Larry D. Hogg Lynne Cram Ontario SEO Richard D. Callacott Start.ca Thorndale and Area Horticultural Society Gateways Laurentian James B. MacNeill Larry G. Myny MAGIL Construction OPSEU Local 110 Rodney Doyle StarTech.com Ltd. Financial Planning Tillsonburg Regional James N. Allan Family Laura Visconti Mainstreet Credit Union Order of Good Cheer Rogers Communications Stephen G. Weed Corporation Airport Foundation Canada Inc. Laurel-Ann Hardie Mandarin Scholarship Ornge Issuer Trust Steve B. Done Gattsby Records Tim Ambrose Janet Atkinson Fund Ron Koudys Laurie Lashbrook Palasad Billiards and La Steve Crema Gayle Cronin TLC Professional Janet K. Maguire Marc Mentzer Fiamma Ristorante Ronna Hoglund Leavens Volkswagen Stuart Saville Landscaping General Motors of Jason Rienas Mardell D. Frayne Palumbo Homes Rotary Club of Canada Ltd. Lee-Ann E. Sandford Sun Life Financial TLS – Connecting Voices Woodstock Jason T. Armstrong Mark Fernandes Patricia Cay Services Inc. Gillian Sneddon Les Marmitons London Tom Janzen Ruth E. Gates-Jensen Jazz Aviation LP Mark Snyders Patrick Morris Sunstar Americas, Inc. Gina Lorentz Line-X Coatings Tony B. Paul Sandra J. Fieber Jeannette Eberhard Marlin Travel Paul Royka Susan D. Marshall GoodLife Fitness Lionel Rabkin Tony Marcotullio Scotiabank Centres Inc. Jeff D. Wright Marshall S. Huzevka Peter Devlin T. Boudreau Lisa Tiveron Tracy L. Gedies Foundation Inc Sheffar Potter Construction Inc Gorman Rupp of Jesse’s Journey Peter Jordan London and District Muchan Inc. Trish Janik Mary F. Hockin TC Insurance Canada Ltd. Jessica Bugorski Construction Association Peter W. Kryworuk Sherry Sabatine Adjusters Ltd. U. L. Lovett Incorporated Maureen Coleby Great Lakes Copper Inc. Jetport Inc. London and District Pfaff Automotive Siskinds, The Law Firm TD Bank Financial Group Underwriters Greenius Dental Society MD Financial Partners John Conley Laboratories of Canada Management Limited Sisters of St. Joseph Teknion Greg Braam London Community PGM-Pro Inc. John Deere Canada ULC United Way of Greater Foundation Mercer Culinary, A Skal Club of London Telio Foundation GSMRCorp Pixie Mood Inc Toronto John P. Keating Division of Mercer London Directors Slaight The Association of Hangar9 Tool Corp. POI Business Interiors & United Way of London John R. Leitch Marketing Fund C/O Communications Inc. Registered Interior Steelcase Canada and Middlesex Hannah Cay Investors Group Metrican Mfg. Co. Inc. Designers of Ontario Joseph Dunlop-Addley Smart Serve Ontario Porsche Club of Vancouver Foundation Haworth Ltd. London Downtown Michael J. Stoparczyk The Benevity Community Joy Warkentin America, Upper Canada Smith Family Foundation Business Association / Impact Fund Vanos Insulations Ltd. Heather Inman Michele G. Beaudoin Region Inc. Judith A. Bell Mainstreet London Sodexo The Corporation of the Vertha Coligan Helico Maintenance and Michelle E. Palmer Princess Auto Foundation Julie C. Knights-Thomson London Fanshawe Soroptomist International Town of Tillsonburg Analytics Inc. Verto 360 Horticultural Society Muriel Thibert Producers Post Inc. of Haldimand Norfolk Karen Klee The Garden Club of Henry Schein Vista Radio Ltd. Kate J. Day London Financial Centre Nadine Gallacher Pure Water Solutions South West Local Health London Hillen Nursery Ltd. Integration Network Wendy L. Mansbridge Kathryn E. Wigle London Foods Ltd. Nancy Biehl Quality Air Systems Inc. The Great-West Life Holly Duff Southside Group Assurance Company Wil C. Osbourne-Sorrell KCI Management Inc. London Horticultural Nancy M. Delorey Rachel Lincoln Howard W. Rundle Society Photography Southwest Academy The Kinette Club of Windon Farms Limited Kelly Roberts Nancy M. Maltby-Webster HSG Health Systems Rachel M. Van Spectrum Elgin‑St. Thomas Wusthof-Trident of London International Nelson Education Group Ltd. Kerry F. Traynor Airport Kerrebroeck Communications Ltd. The Marketing Canada Inc. Nicolaas and Regina (A BearCom Canada Department Hutton Forest Products Kimberlie Ladell London Life Insurance Ralph H. Lembcke Xtreme Indoor Golf Veenboer Foundation Company) In2Communications Inc. KLZ Innovations Ltd. Company RBC Royal Bank The Tricar Group Yvette Scrivener Nicole Carriere Stantec Consulting Ltd. Info-Tech Research Group KMM Farm Drainage London Middlesex RBC Wealth Management Theresa Vander Hoeven Zavitz Insurance Inc. Civitan Club Nipissing University Staples Business Thomas E. Christensen Innvest Properties Corp Knoll North America Corp ReadSpeaker LLC Advantage Zhen Jin London OACETT Chapter Norfolk Federation of InterfaceFLOR Knowledge First Financial Agriculture Retis Hasenpflug London Training Centre International Alliance KW Habilitation North America Lori Nobes of Theatrical Stage L&H Smith Fruit Co. Ltd. Construction (1993) Ltd. Employees Louis Jraige La Casa Ristorante Ontario Building Officials We also thank those donors who wish to remain anonymous. We endeavour to accurately International Brotherhood Lovers atWork Office Association, SW Chapter recognize all our generous donors and apologize for any errors or omissions that may have of Electrical Workers, Lambeth Horticultural Furniture – Lovers Ontario Public Buyers Local 120 Society occurred. For inquiries regarding your donor listing, please contact the Foundation Office. Warehouse Association Irene Posliff Landscape Ontario Lynda.com, a LinkedIn Ontario Restaurant Hotel Horticulture Trades Company Thank you again for your support. IT Rocks Good Vibrations Association and Motel Association We offer sincere thanks to the Financial Highlights Fanshawe College Foundation Board of Directors: These were just some of the highlights of the Foundation’s tenth year. The Foundation will continue to build its endowments to create a stream of revenue to support student awards, bursaries and scholarships as well as other priority needs of the College. We also look to our Chris Chircoski donor support to assist in funding research, programs and capital projects. Karen Crich In addition to donors featured in this Report to the Community 2018, we gratefully Peter Devlin acknowledge the alumni, friends and partners for their donations received from April 1, 2018 to George Kerhoulas March 31, 2019. We are proud to thank all our donors and partners for their generous spirit and Nancy Maltby-Webster their contribution to the growth of the Fanshawe College Foundation in the past year. Michele Martin Michael Menear Joe Morrison Statement of Financial Position March 2019 Trevor Noye (with comparative figures for 2018) Dr. Howard Rundle Assets 2019 2018 Yvette Scrivener Current Assets Surinder Suri Cash and cash equivalents $3,815,832 $1,236,170 Phil Surtees (Chair) Guaranteed investment certificates - 2,500,390 Tim Wharton Accounts receivable 12,072 6,661 Kim Whitehead 3,827,904 3,743,221

Investments 24,153,287 23,361,953

Total $27,981,191 $27,105,174

Liabilities and Net Assets Current Liabilities Accounts payable and accrued liabilities $1,115,949 $2,023,143

Deferred Contributions Restricted contributions 2,664,283 2,038,223

Net Assets Endowments 23,993,207 22,852,601 Unrestricted 207,752 191,207 24,200,959 23,043,808

Total $27,981,191 $27,105,174

The above is an excerpt of the March 31, 2019 Fanshawe College Foundation financial statements. A full copy of the financial statements are available by request at fanshawec.ca/foundation/about/financial-highlights. Fanshawe College Foundation 1001 Fanshawe College Boulevard Room K1003 | P.O. Box 7005 London, Ontario Canada N5Y 5R6

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