After pursuing further studies in Scotland and starting his career in Nova Scotia, Mark Trueman (BComm’09) relocated to Calgary, Alberta where he works as Strategic Supply Chain Advisor with Chevron Canada.

Canadian Institute of Planners (CIP) honours Kourosh Rad (BCD’11) with the national President’s Award for Young Planners. His nomination was supported by fellow alumni Jacob Ritchie (BEng’03), Andy Fillmore (BEDS’91, MURP’92), Waye Mason (BA’06), Nathan Rogers (MPlan’08), and Eric Burchill (MBA’03).

Roger Thompson (BA’89, MA’94) has received more praise for his Ethics of Star Trek class in Korea and was elected to be a Fellow of the Royal Asiatic Society.

Dr. Raymond Pierotti (PhD (Biology)’79), a professor of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology at the University of Kansas, publishes his second book.

John Vachal (BEng (TUNS)’53) is enjoying retirement from Boeing (airplane design) in Seattle, Wash.

This year, Caitlin Kealey (BA’00) was recognized as one of Ottawa’s Forty under 40 and participated in the Governor General’s Canadian Leadership Conference.

portl media, founded by Wyatt Shaw (BComm’10), Dan Forte (BMgmt’11) and Duncan Brown, has been accepted into the DMZ incubator program, ranked the best of its kind in North America.

Alvin Thompson (BTech (NSAC)’05) has graduated with a PhD from the University of Western Ontario in London, Ont. His thesis focused on his home country of Trinidad and Tobago.

Zofeen Khan (BA ’04) and Khurram A. Khan are proud to announce the birth of their son, Mikail Khurram Khan.

Anne-Marie Woods (BA’93) lands exciting position as Cultural Outreach Officer for the City of Toronto’s Economic Development and Culture Department – Arts Services Division.