25 years

 

(I-r, front to back:) Safdar Kakar (Geology), Terry Leonard (Facilities), Blair
Fisher (Music), Rob Dramer (Developmental Studies), Gary Tennant (Child
and Youth Care), Lynne Wilson (Child, Family and Community Studies - CE),
Bob Shebib (Community Social Service Worker), Barb Allen (Computer
Science and Information Systems), Geraldine Paterson (Therapeutic
Recreation)

Other 25-year recipients:

Joyce Cameron (Learning Centre) Con Rea (Psychology)
Linda Forsythe (Developmental Studies/
Vice-President Stewardship)

David Martin (Child and Youth Care)

35 years

Julie Roper (Therapeutic Recreation)
Susan Wasserman (English)

Brenda Williams (Nursing)

 

Helen Clarke (Library), Des Wilson (Science and Technology)

2006 Retirees

 

(I-r, front to back:) Anne Mott (EASL), Mabel Izat (Career and Employment
Preparation), Maxine Madden (The Training Group), Fran Johnson (Nursing),
Ray Brookes (Business), Dennis McKintuck (Business), Gerard Edwards
(Commerce and Business Administration), Brian Marrs (English), Leonard Millis
(Biology), Jacqueline Gresko (History), Ron Nordenmark (The Training Group),
Betty Clarke (Payroll)

Other 2006 Retirees:

Con Rea (Psychology)

William Reed (Chemistry)

Sherry Soball (Nursing)

Barbara Bowles (CE - Health Sciences)
Colleen Carmickle (Library)

Wayne Piper (Printshop)

Alan Chin (Sports Science)

Bob Coolidge (Computer Information
Systems)

Melody Hessing (Sociology)

Fran Johnson (Nursing)

Ian Joyce (Geography)

Colin Moorhouse (Print Futures)

 

  

 

 

30 years

   
  

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(I-r): Pat Thomasson (Facilities), Kris Remmem (Employee Relations) and Bob
Coolidge (Computer Information Systems).

Other 30-year recipients: John Ritchie (Nursing), Sherry Soball (Nursing)

Team Excellence: Sport Science

 

(I-r, front to back:) Alan Chin, Gert Van Niekerk, Tim Frick, Laura Duke, Zefo
Bernath, Laura Farres, Kathryn Duff. Other recipients: Ken Anderson, Brian
Storey, and Alison Gill

Sport Science Department won a 2006 Team Excellence award for being a role

model of a closely knit, industrious and imaginative team as demonstrated through
the development and implementation of the College's first Post-Degree Diploma

in Physical Education Instruction, the completion of the full program proposal for

a Bachelor of Physical Education and Coaching and the team’s professionalism in
collaborating with the Therapeutic Recreation Department in the completion of a five
year diploma program with the Shanghai Teachers University.

Team Excellence: Uganda Field Learning

  

(I-r, front to back:) Lawrence Becker, Nancy Newman, John Fox, Bob Shebib

Uganda Field Learning won a 2006 Team Excellence award for having created a
unique international learning opportunity for their students through a practicum
experience in Masaka, Uganda, in April 2006, to provide support to mental health and
HIV/AIDS programs and services to children with disabilities. The team broke new
ground for the college by creating an international learning experience and providing
all the supports to make it happen. They have extended the learning experience

for the practicum students by encouraging them to share their experiences through
presentations to groups both internal and external to the college.

 

INside February 2007