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Kristin Eckland (BA’96) has re-opened her medical travel company, American Physicians Network. After a rough two years, she is off to a good start this year with several clients already booked. She is still practicing as an acute care nurse practitioner in cardiothoracic surgery as a locum tenens, most recently in San Francisco.
Reginald McGrath (BScN’96) has had the pleasure of working in the ICU, ER, Dialysis and Pediatric ER since graduating. And for the last two decades, he has been involved with leadership. In 2022, Reginald will be graduating with his Doctor of Nursing Practice degree.
Congratulations to Murray Baillie (BENG’86) on his milestone 35-year graduation anniversary, and receipt of three awards.
Award-winning author Barb Howard (LLB’87) has just published her fourth novel, Happy Sands — this latest one through the Brave and Brilliant series from the University of Calgary Press.
Youssef Abdul-Massih (TUNS’91) is currently based in Lebanon and managing his own consulting firm, YAM Airports Consultancy Services, providing various professional services to contractors and consultants involved in the aviation construction industry.
Cathy J Campbell (BPE ’75, MSc ’77), both at Dal then (MD ’83) at McMaster named President of the Canadian Academy of Sport and Exercise Medicine organization (CASEM) for 2021-2022.
Sonya Brander (JD’85) has been appointed as Chairperson of the Appeals Committee for a period of three years.
John Miller (DDS’76) received a long service award recognizing his 27 years as a member of the Board of Governors for Commissionaires in Nova Scotia in December of 2021.
Lydia Perovic (MA’01, Political Science) will publish her third book in spring 2022. The book is a collection of personal/political essays, Lost in Canada: An Immigrant’s Second Thoughts.
Joseph Macdonald (MBA’91) is celebrating his role in originating, co-creating, and co-facilitating an innovative communication workshop for all cultures.
