30 years

 

(I-r:) Rita Chudnovsky (Child and Youth Care Counsellor) and Heather Campbell
(Therapeutic Recreation).

Other 30-year recipients:

Connie Broatch (Developmental Studies) — Carol Howorth (Early Childhood

Gordon Danskin (Developmental Education)
Studies)

Darlene Ellchuk (Nursing)

Diana Hiebert (Dental Assisting)

Brenda Jack (Student Development)
Mary Matthews (Learning Resources)

Diana Wegner (Communications)

Team Excellence: The Working Solutions Program
(Skills Connect)

   
    

(I-r, front to back:) Isabella Silvestre, Jennifer Kuenzig, Carole Huckin, Lois Taylor, Russell
Garrett, Trevor Van Eerden and Christina Horvath. Other recipients: Jody Johnson, Ella
Klick and Cecil Joseph.

The Working Solutions Program team is a shining example of innovative
contract education that benefits not only the participants but the College and

the community at-large.

Team Excellence: The Douglas College Art Exhibit
Committee

 

(I-r:) Eleanore Dunn (Library), Dorothy Jones (Theatre, retired), Joan Owen (Gallery

Committee Member) and Lorna McCallum (English). Other recipients: Angela Hubert
(Language, Literature and Performing Arts) and Linda Stefiuk (Stagecraft).

The Douglas College Art Exhibit Committee is a high-performing team that
embodies the values of intellectual growth, lifelong learning and collaboration

within the College and external communities.

Team Excellence: The Graduation Team

 

(I-r, front to back:) Xavier Serrano (Facilities Services), Fernanda Santos (Facilities
Services), Margaret Murray (Administration), Yvonne Mostert (External Relations and
Administration), Christine Kerr (Registrar's Office), Scott MacDonald (Stagecraft), Tim Paul
(Client Learning Services), Mebs Lalani (Chartwells), Sean Kelly (Communications and
Marketing), Karen McCredie (Registrar's Office) and Brian Pratt (Stagecraft).

‘The Graduation Team plays an enormous role in the morale on campus and
was recognized for the work involved in celebrating the achievements and

success of our students.

President’s Distinguished Service and Student
Excellence Awards

 

(front, I-r:) President's Distinguished Service Award recipients Kathleen Wallden (Child,
Family and Community Studies), Carol St. Jean (English as a Second Language) and Jan
Lindsay (Administration) with Ryan K. Tripp (Child and Youth Care Counsellor Program),
recipient of the Student Excellence Award.

President’s Distinguished Service Award

Kathleen Wallden, Administrative Officer, Child, Family and Community
Studies, was credited for her dedication to high standards in serving both

employees and students.

Carol St. Jean, English as a Second Language Instructor, was recognized for her
part in the development of the English for Foreign Trained Professionals course
and the Certificate for ESL Teacher Training. St. Jean was commended for
helping to build the international reputation of the College and the Canadian

experience through thousands of short-stay students.

Jan Lindsay, Vice President, Education, was recognized for ushering in more
new programs in three years than had been developed in the previous 15 years.
Her efforts in expanding and developing external relationships in the academic
community prove her commitment to serving the best interests of our students

and employees.

Student Excellence Award

Ryan K. Tripp, a second-year student in the Child and Youth Care Counsellor
Program (CYCC), received the Award for Student Excellence. ‘Tripp was singled

out for his impact on the College community as a student representative to the

CYCC Faculty and as a co-creator of the mentorship program.