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Wilfrid Laurier
University
SPRING CONVOCATION
1 :30 p.m. Friday, June 5, 1998
Waterloo Recreation Complex
Waterloo, Ontario

The Convocation Ceremony
Convocation is the most solemn ceremony within the
University community. Since their beginnings in the Middle
Ages, universities have performed this ceremony in order to
grant degrees to their students and also to welcome those
students into the community of scholars which has trained
them.
The conferring of the degree takes place at the moment
when the student is greeted by the Chancellor or the
President, or other conferring officers of the University, and
the officer says "I admit you."
As an outward sign of his or her new state, the student is
hooded by a member of faculty. Each degree within a
university has a hood of unique colours and trim in order that
the student's status may be recognized-indeed every
university guards its own set of hoods from use by any other
university.
In order to recognize the nature of this event for the
students involved, the University asks that parents and
friends of the students participating in this ceremony withhold
their applause until all members being admitted to each
degree have left the dais.
The Academic Degrees
The academic degree is a title conferred on an individual by a
university as recognition of the completion of a course of
study or for a certain attainment. In Canada the three stages
in higher education are represented by the degrees of
bachelor, master, and doctor. Wilfrid Laurier University is
given the authority to grant degrees by the Wilfrid Laurier
University Act.
Historically, the master's degree was the only degree
offered. In the Middle Ages it was awarded to those scholars
who, after a series of examinations, were found intellectually
and morally fit to teach. Although we are accustomed to
thinking of the bachelor's degree as the original degree, it
was initially used to designate master's students progressing
toward their final degree. They were thus novices or
'bachelors,' who were given permission to teach beginning
students. The bachelor's degree was subsequently
established as a first degree, a position it had when Oxford
University in England was founded in the twelfth century. The
degree of doctor, which comes from the Latin word for
'teacher,' was first awarded by the University of Bologna and
the University of Paris in the twelfth century.
The bachelor's degree is awarded at the honours and
general level. An honours degree program emphasizes the
acquisition of a broad and deep knowledge of the student's
chosen honours subject, including both skill at applying the
subject and appreciation of its relation to general knowledge
and society. A general degree program emphasizes a
balance between an in-depth understanding of the student's
major subject and a knowledge and appreciation of other
fields. Completion of an honours degree normally takes four
years and a general degree three years.
The master's degree is the second degree in higher
education. Students complete concentrated and specialized
work at a more advanced level in an academic discipline or
professional area. Most course work is within the field of
specialization and a research project or thesis is normally
required. Some master's degrees provide professional
qualifications. The master's degree usually requires one or
two years of study after a bachelor's degree.
The doctoral degree is the highest academic degree
granted by a university. Candidates for the degree spend
several years in the advanced study of a specialized field of
knowledge. The capstone of the degree is the doctoral
dissertation, an extended work based upon independent
research. The dissertation demonstrates the candidate's
command of both the subject matter and the exacting
methods of scholarship, and makes an original contribution to
knowledge.
Honorary Degrees
Honorary degrees are conferred by Wilfrid Laurier University
in recognition of outstanding scholarly, creative, or
professional achievement or distinguised public and
community service. The University may grant the following
honorary degrees: Doctor of Laws (LLD), Doctor of Letters
(DLitt), Doctor of Science (DSc) and Doctor of Divinity (DDiv).
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Wilfrid Laurier University Mace
The mace of Wilfrid Laurier University was officially presented
by the Euler family at the 1963 Fall Convocation in memory
of the Honourable WD. Euler, Senator and the first
Chancellor of the University. It weighs sixteen pounds and
was manufactured by the firm of Henry Birks Limited,
Montreal.
The ferrule near the base of the shaft contains ivory from
a walrus tusk obtained from Coral Harbour, North West
Territories. The ten-sided shaft, representing the ten
provinces, merges into the head of the mace which bears
the ten provincial crests. The wood used at the point where
the shaft meets the head of the mace is elm taken from the
bannister post of Conrad Hall, the original Seminary Building.
Above this are four crests relating to the history of the
Institution: a crest of Waterloo County, the Luther Coat of
Arms, the crest of the Waterloo Lutheran Seminary, and the
coat of Arms of the University of Western Ontario.
The head of the mace is made of maple and bears the
Federal Coat of Arms, above which is the monogram of
Queen Elizabeth II, during whose reign the University's
Charter was granted. On the reverse side is the crest of
Wilfrid Laurier University and the monogram of King George
V during whose reign the original charter was granted. The
top of the mace is a crown, mounted with jewels, symbolizing
the authority of the State.

Faculty of Arts and Science
The processional banner of the Faculty of Arts and Science
of Wilfrid Laurier University presents the arts and the
sciences not as two parallel and opposing traditions, but as
twin branches nurtured by a common root, reaching from
earth to sky, that is, from microcosm to macrocosm. This Tree
of Knowledge bears many leaves, to suggest the gathering
together of many scholars. The blossoms borne by this Tree
signify the Seven Liberal Arts of the medieval curriculum,
from which our Arts and Sciences have sprung. These are:
the threefold way or Trivium of method-Grammar, Dialectic,
and Rhetoric; and the fourfold way or Quadrivium of
subject-Music, Arithmetic, Geometry, and Astronomy. These
images are presented in the colours assigned to the Faculty
of Arts and Sciences- Purple and Gold-which are both
traditional symbols of excellence, accompanied by Black and
White, the twin constituents of light, symbolic of wisdom, and
Green, the colour that in our culture most potently symbolizes
life. The banner was designed by Nancy-Lou Patterson and
made by Isobel R. King.
School of Business and Economics
The processional banner for the School of Business and
Economics (SBE) is visually abstract in style, relying on
simple geometric shapes, in solid colours, to convey its
meaning. The symbolic dualisms of the banner's colour and
design are a reflection of the pairings of aims and attributes
describing the School: business-economics, researchteaching,
community-society, students-staff- faculty, old
values-new perspectives, think inter- nationally-act locally.
The geometric shapes of the design and the layered
construction of the banner pay homage to the quilting culture
in the local community.
The bold, blue/green letters, SBE, contrast in colour and
value with the background and are easily read, even in low
light. The background is evenly divided between Laurier's
official colours, purple and gold, and the two colour areas are
blended from one to the other in a scattering of small squares
over the surface. The super-imposed squares shift in colour
from purple to blue, and from gold to white, representing the
colours associated with Business and Economics. This
method of blending two contrasting colours together is drawn
directly from computer technology using a graphics software
program that assigns one of two colours to each pixel
according to an appropriate algorithm. This results in a
smooth blend overall, while retaining interesting unevenneS8
in detail. Variations in surface texture and lustre in the fabrics
cause light to reflect from the surface of the banner in
different ways, further adding to the overall effect. The banner
was designed and made by Ellen Adams.
Faculty of Music
The banner for the Faculty of Music was designed and
executed by Ralph Beney, who teaches Design for Textile at
Laurier. The pinks and reds in the banner reflect the
academic colour of music, which was originally scarlet but
changed to pink several centuries ago. The bells are
Processional Banners
universal musical instruments. As rhythm is an essential
characteristic of music, the design is rhythmic, lively.
Just as most music is basically abstract, in the sense that
it does not represent other objects, the design of the banner
is basically abstract. Still, just as we can hear references to
birds and storms and other things in music, we can imagine
that the panels of the banner represent the keys found on
French horns and keyboard instruments, and that the circles
represent cymbals or drums, and possibly references to
musical notational symbols. The important representation,
however, is of the rhythmic vitality of music.
Faculty of Social Work
Designed by Ralph Beney in 1994 for the Faculty of Social
Work, whose academic colour is yellow, the representational
banner conveys an interconnecting relationship between
individuals and their communities, constituting our dynamic
and complex society.
The Faculty of Social Work's caring and warm
environment is conveyed by means of an on-going, forward
moving open system, centred on people and their needs.
Faculty of Graduate Studies
The Faculty of Graduate Studies encourages interactive and
collegial learning by fostering independent thinking and selfcreation
in a mentoring environment. The banner, designed
and created by Ralph Beney, includes the colours in the
hoods and gowns worn by graduate students at Convocation.
Arranged in an upwardly, forward-looking and dynamic
"pyramid of learning," the interaction of the colours represents
the potential for inter-disciplinary study at the graduate level.
The pyramid symbolizes graduate studies as the capstone of
the formal learning process
Waterloo Lutheran Seminary
The Waterloo Lutheran Seminary processional banner
presents a "cosmic christology" in visual form. By Word and
Wisdom, God creates the cosmos, makes a covenant with
humankind as conscious members of that cosmos, and
redeems creation in fulfillment of that covenant. The theme of
the banner is the biblical affirmation "The just shall live by
faith," which parallels the Seminary motto, "By faith we walk."
The banner was designed by Nancy-Lou Patterson and
quilted by Helen Weber.
The border consists of alternating blocks signifying
Justification and Faith. Using the Seminary's school colours,
the blocks signifying Justification combine a gold cross and a
maroon ground. Faith is signified by blocks in rainbow
colours, recalling the promise of God in Genesis 9:17: "This is
the sign of the covenant that I have established between me
and all flesh that is on earth." The interlocking relationship
between creator and creation is symbolized by the cross
which links the earth to the cosmos. God makes contact with
humankind through the Word, Christ, and through the
sacraments which are signified by the stream of blue water
flowing from the cross (baptism), and by the stream of red
blood also flowing from the cross (holy communion). This is
placed on a field of twelve stars symbolizing holy Wisdom

THE PROCESSION
Order of Proceedings
The Marshal
Candidates for Degrees and Diplomas in Course
Alumni
The assembly will remain seated during the procession of graduates but will rise at the sound of the fanfare and
remain standing until after the Invocation.
CONVOCATION FANFARE
The Bedel
The Chancellor
The President and Vice-Chancellor
Participants in the Ceremonies
Faculty
Members of the Senate
The Board of Governors
PRESENTATION OF THE MACE Edcil Wickham, BA, MSW
Associate Professor of Social Work
The placing of the mace by the Bedel before the Chancellor, John E. Cleghorn, signifies the opening of the
Convocation.
THE INVOCATION Richard C. Crossman
Principal-Dean, Waterloo Lutheran Seminary
The assembly will be seated.
OUTSTANDING TEACHER AWARD
Mr. Douglas Witmer, Director of Academic Projects, will present to the President and Vice-Chancellor,
Dr. Robert G. Rosehart, the recipient of the 1997-98 Teaching Award-Dr. Martha Keniston Laurence,
Professor of Social Work.
CONFERRING OF HONORARY DEGREES
The President and Vice-Chancellor, Dr. Robert G. Rosehart, will present to the Chancellor for the degree of
Doctor of Laws, honoris causa,
V. MAUREEN KEMPSTON DARKES
Dr. Robert J. Ellis, Associate Professor of Business, will read the citation. The recipient will be invested with
academic hood by Prof. Donald B. Smith, Lecturer in Business.
ADDRESS
Dr. Maureen Kempston Darkes will address Convocation.
The President and Vice-Chancellor, Dr. Robert G. Rosehart, will present to the Chancellor for the degree of
Doctor of Laws, honoris causa,
THOMAS ROLSTON
Dr. David Falk, Associate Professor of Music, will read the citation. The recipient will be invested with academic
hood by Dr. Robin Armstrong, Acting Vice-President: Finance and Administration.

Degrees in Course
Faculty of Graduate Studies
WATERLOO LUTHERAN SEMINARY
Doctor of Ministry in Pastoral Counselling and Marriage and Family Studies
George Paul Stemp, BA, University of Waterloo, MDiv, University of Toronto, MA, University of St. Michael's College,
MTh, Wilfrid Laurier University
"Humour as a Narrative of Difference in Responding to Crisis Events in Marital Relationships"
Supervisor: Dr. P. Van Katwyk
FACULTY OF SOCIAL WORK
Doctor of Social Work
-0- • Garson George Coon, BSW, University of Calgary, MSW, University of Regina
"Examining Belief about the Causes of Unemployment and Poverty:
An Analysis of the Causal Models from the Research Literature"
Supervisor: Dr. A. Westhues
Norma Jean Profitt, BA, Dalhousie University, MSW, Wilfrid Laurier University
"Compassionate Fire: Women's Stories of Subjective and Social Change"
Supervisor: Dr. M. Laurence
Master of Social Work
Soraya Asiah Ali, BSc, University of Waterloo
Catherine Jean Bancroft, BA, University of Guelph
Penelope Jayne Bedford, BA, University of Waterloo
Connie Marie Belrose, BA, University of Waterloo
Eileen Dianne Beltzner, BA, University of Waterloo
Lorraine Edith Bilyea, BA, Wilfrid Laurier University
• Michelle Eileen Boismier, BA, Wilfrid Laurier University
Laurie Lynn Brock, BA, University of Waterloo
Karsten Buche, BA, Concordia University
Wayne Otis Campbell, BA, University of Waterloo
Elizabeth Anne Candline, BA, University of Prince Edward Island
Peter Despard Christian, BA, University of Western Ontario
Carole Marie Clyde, BA, University of Guelph
Catharine June Cooke, BA, University of New Brunswick
Jennifer Leah Cox, BA, Wilfrid Laurier University
• Ruth Anne Devereaux, BSc, University of Toronto, MDiv, University of St. Michael's College
Tricia Lynn Dingwall, BA, Wilfrid Laurier University
Kimberley Jessica Donegan, BA, York University
Larry Gordon Ellis, SA, Saint Mary's University
Roberta Jo-Anne Flynn, BA, Saint Mary's University
Kelly Lynn Foell, BA, University of Waterloo
Pamela Mary Gidman, BA, University of Waterloo
• Jillian Alexandria Gilmour, BA, Wilfrid Laurier University
Kevin Drew Greco, BA, University of Winnipeg
Melanie Lynn Hall, BSc, Fitchburg State College
Susan Lynn Hardie, BSc, University of Guelph, BEd, University of Western Ontario
• Patti Lynne Hardwick, BA, McMaster University
Kristen Jean Hendry, BA, Brock University
Kimberley Katherine Hicks, BSc, University of Toronto
• Sandra Lee Jardine, BA, BEd, University of Prince Edward Island
Angelique Caroline Jenney, BA, University of Guelph
Dianne Elizabeth Kennaley, BA, Wilfrid Laurier University
Kathleen Ann Kirby, BSc, University of Waterloo
Mariusz Matthew Klimczak, MA, Wroclaw University, MA, University of Toronto
With Distinction
With High Distinction
-0- Medal Winner

Krystyna Kulik, BA, University of Lodz
Dorothy Mae Lawson, BA, University of Waterloo
Alan Edward Leigh, BA, Wilfrid Laurier University
Marie Lorelie Lerant, BA, Wilfrid Laurier University
Wendy Limarzi-Geraci, BA, University of Windsor
Catherine Lloyd, BA, University of Western Ontario
* Robin Margaret Lloyd, BSc, University of Toronto
Robert John Elvin Long, BA, University of Waterloo
Patricia Marie Longlade, BA, Carleton University
Janet Heather Macinnis, BA, Bishop's University
Flora Soza Marcelo, BA, University of Guelph
Douglas Herbert McDonald, BA, University of Waterloo
Heather Claire McDonald, BA, Queen's University
Susan McDonald Irwin, BA, University of Waterloo
Heather Joelle McKiernan, BA, Wilfrid Laurier University
Nancy Michelle McPherson, BA, University of Waterloo
Zoe Shelina Mentz, BA, York University
Karla Marie Nunns, BA, University of Guelph
Trina Lynn Parker, BA, University of Waterloo
Ewa Maria Kowalewska Pasiak, BElectSt, Thomas More College
Linda Louise Pelton, BA, University of Toronto, MA, York University
-Co * John Stephen Postons, BA, University of Western Ontario, MDiv, University of Western Ontario
Kerry Lee Prober, BA, University of Western Ontario, BA, University of Waterloo
Lindsay J. Rennie, BAA, Ryerson Poly technical University
Lynne Susan Roblin, BA, University of Waterloo
Bethany Ann Catherine Romahn, BA, University of Waterloo
Mary Martha Rooney-Cusack, BA, University of Prince Edward Island
* Michelle Lynn Schurter, BASe, University of Guelph
Paula Maria Servin, BA, Wilfrid Laurier University, MSc, University of Toronto
* Marilee Ruth Sherry, BA, St. Francis Xavier University
Indira Urmila Singh, BA, University of Waterloo
Mitchell Jan Snip, BA, Wilfrid Laurier University
Sharon Ann Michelle Soderholm, BA, University of Toronto
Sandra Margaret Stubbs, BA, University of Guelph
* Sandra Jane A . Sutherland, BA, University of Ottawa
Marie E. Tavares, BComm, University of Guelph
Janelle Katherine Taylor, BA, Acadia University
Buetta Louise Martin Warkentin, BA, University of Manitoba, BTh, Canadian Mennonite Bible College
Jo Anne Beverly Watton, BA, Memorial University of Newfoundland
Krista Carol Lynn Whittard, BA, Queen's University
Tina Marie Wong, BA, McMaster University
James Patrick Woodstock, BA, Wilfrid Laurier University, BA, University of Waterloo
Lesia Woroniuk, BA, University of Waterloo
Leslie Yaffa, BA, York University
Niloofar Zand, BA, University of Toronto
SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS
Master of Business Administration
Mary Joy Aitken, BA, Queen's University, MA, University of Alberta
Colin George Baxter, BASe, MASc, University of Waterloo
Aaron Wayne Beazley, BSc, Dalhousie University, BEng, McGill University
Sharon Elaine Blom, BMath, University of Waterloo
Wayne Peter Brabazon, BA, University of Western Ontario
Lilly Anne Buchwitz, BA, McGill University
Peter Laurence Cashin, BEng, Memorial University of Newfoundland
• Douglas John Cater
Lydia Francesca Chudleigh, BASe, University of Guelph
Kathleen Kit Yee Fong, BASe, University of Waterloo
Steven Michael Geoffrey, BASe, University of Waterloo
Valerie Indera Harry, BA, University of Western Ontario
Kenneth Edward Haworth, BA, University of Western Ontario
Russell Andrew Long, BA, Queen's University
Tina May Mah, BSc, University of Alberta
Stuart EiJiro Nose, BASe, University of Waterloo
With Distinction
With High Distinction
-Co Medal Winner

Charles Christopher Gadbois
Michelle-Anne Gadoury
Brandy Giffin
Anita Marie Gleeson
Kristin Leigh Takeki Goto
Adam J. Grogan
Pauline Hadjiyianni
Kimberly Ann Haley
Ryan Edward Anthony
Halladay
Michael James Halliday
* Andre-Philippe Hardy
Mark Paul Harrington
Peter Harrold
Christian Hasou
Emily Henderson
Loyde P. Henriques
Sarah Louise Howling
Thomas Frank Hrubes
Janet S. Hughes
Christina Iacobelli
Katherine Elizabeth Inglis
Jennifer Anne Ireland
Karen Jane Irvine
Waleed Wasef Jabsheh
Holly Allison Jackson
John Robert Jazwinski
Melissa Denise Karis
Cynthia Joy Kempston
David John Kennedy
Robert John Kobe
Asthagiri Krishnaprasad
Joshua Hefler Kuehnbaum
Mundeep Kundra
Christopher Michael
Lai Fat Fur
Victoria Lorraine Larke
Nolin Herbert LeChasseur
* Dianne Elizabeth Lennon
Donald Bruce Liddle
Jennifer Lipishan
Edward Litrenta
Michelle Dawn Maracle
Duka Janice Markovic
Brandon Andrew Kian-Mon
Eng
Economics
Christopher Scott W. Hedges
Economics & Financial
Management
David Jerome Hermans
Economics & Accounting
Amin Khosrowshahian
Economics
With Distinction
With High Distinction
o¢o Medal Winner
Sarah Elaine Marlow
Tracy Lynne Marshall
Andrea Lesley Martin
Christopher James Martin
Derek John McClary
Andrea McCorkell
Conor Owen McCreery
Tammy Verlie Priscilla McGillis
Scott Robert McKee
Duke R. McKenzie
Vanessa Mersereau
Julie Ann Millar
Anthony Brent Millington
Jason Robert Mills
o¢o * Scott Alexander Mitchell
Andrew Brett Monteith
Jason William B. Moore
Melissa Moore
Rachel Lynn Morlock
Neeral Rasik Morzaria
Jennifer Marie Moser
Ian David Mucignat
Hubert Neubrand
Han Vuong Que Nguyen
Erin O'Neill
Daniel William Olsen
Heather Louise Owen
Antonio Raimondo Pace
Amanda Denise Painting
James Pak
David Douglas George Parry
Sherie Kathleen Peacock
Priya Persaud
Marcin Sebastian Pietrzak
Diane Pimentel
David Steele Pirie
Lisa Jennifer Powers
David B. Quinn
Paul Duane Raetsen
* Jamie Matthew Randall
Kevin Wayne Randall
Krysta Lachelle Reay
Vera Monica Rego
Bachelor of Arts
HONOURS ECONOMICS PROGRAM
Paul Andrew Leveck
Economics & Financial
Management
Howland Luke
Economics & Financial
Management
Polly Ming Pui Missikowski
Economics & Financial
Management
Brent Kenneth Reynolds
John Lucian Ritu
Jaden Andrew Ropp
Jordan Michael Rotman
Debbie Sue Roy
Jennifer Roynon
Christopher George Russell
Irene Sonja Sabados
Shawn Christopher Sajkowski
Peter Michael Savage
Filipa Alexandra Brasil Schalk
Geoffrey Robert Schnare
Stephanie Lee Schofield
Jacqueline Beverly Schruder
Jamie Colin Shee
Christopher Ronald Smith
Michael Alexander Smith
Mark Watts Smyth
Betty Figueiredo Soares
Carlo Solinas
Michael David Sprague
Dana Charlene Stafford
Robert A. S. Szold
Lai Kwan Jovan Tai
Frederick Ting-Fai Tang
Stephanie L. Taylor
Evgueni V. Tchourilov
Douglas Tetzner
Kamaljeet Singh Thind
Carolyn Joanne Thompson
Bernard Ugolini
Andrew John Vlasman
Angela Catherine Voisin
Jason A . Wadden
Troy Thomas Warren
Karleen Dawn Welsh
Andrea Lee Wessenger
Gweneth Williams
Shauna Johan Wilton
Ryan Matthew Paul Winslow
* Leslie Edward Stephen Wright
Pauline Wu
Heather Yang
David Brad Rowan
Economics
Kathryn Elizabeth-Anne
Shannon
Economics & Financial
Management
James Albert Weber
Economics
John Clifford Woolcott
Economics

Ryan Charles Alward
Jeremy Timothy Bast
Sanjeev Kumar Batra
Shelley Ann Black
Barbara Carol Blundon
Martin Flaemrich
John David Gambrell
Jia Gao
Kirsten Anne Hand
Gregory Paul Henderson
Vincent Wing Tung Hui
Stephen Hilton Johnston
Jason Kane
Deborah Maria Anderson
Mary Frances Balint
Nancy Lynn Barton
Kevin Nelson Beaudoin
Joseph D. Brook
Michelle Lee Burjaw
Stephen Paul Butterworth
Maria Kathleen Callaghan
Annette Carroll
Kimberley Robin Clarke
Valerie Joan Doherty
Matthew David Elson
Cheri Lea Emerson
Michelle Marie Fournier
Wayne Harvey Frayle
Barbara Anne Gierscher
Herman Fred Glemser
Paul David Hayes
School of Business and Economics
Diploma in Accounting
Sarah Louise Kauffman
Jaslyne Larose
Christopher Robert McGregor
Lesley Denise McKay
Gordon Dewar McKenzie
Paul Christopher Moroney
Michael Murphy
Gary Nash
Robert Barrie Neal
Anh Thi Xuan Ngo
Dean Michael Perrin
David Patrick Power
Derek Gordon Arthur Redwood
Diploma in Business Administration
Brian Christopher Hayhoe
Henry Hans Hendel
Robert Douglas Hughes
Kimberly Anne Hutton
Robert Alan James
Anna Virginia Knill
Kenji Konno
Diana Kostakos
Kathleen Deanne LaPalme
Daniel Corey W. F. Larracey
Thomas A. Letourneau
Lori Bernadette Ludwig
Andrzej Dariusz Matuszynski
Christine Patricia McArthur
Julie Anne McCallum
Kristi McTaggart
Erwin Arthur Neuhof
Sean Patrick O'Keefe
Kathleen Adele Robertson
Mohammad At if Masood
Sheikh
Jihong Shi
Filomena Julieta Silveira
Brian Christopher Simmons
Robby R. Spence
Bruce Rodney Trask
Jay Meison Tse
Lisa Marie Walker
Leanne Marie Wettlaufer
Sunny Sung Woo Woo
Ching Yi Yip
Kendra Lou ise Pagnan
Sean Ramnarine
Matthew K. Ruby
Andre F. Schaffner
Matthew Gregory Schnarr
Maria Monika Stramaglia
Hitesh Hemshanker Vyas
Michelle Margaret Watkinson
Christina Joyce Weigel
Nancy Michelle Weiner
Lisa Lyn Welch
Stephen Jon Williams
Waldemar Willms
Bradley Michael Wilson
Quchun Lucy Xie
Bonnie Linda Yates
William Grant Zehr

Governor General's Academic Medal
Erin Sheard
Lieutenant-Governor's Academic Medal
Jeffrey Zweifel
Graduate Gold Medals
Michael Tiefelsdorf
Garson George Coon
Tamara Ann Ramsey
Andrew Barton
John Stephen Postons
Teresa Ann Karpiriski Wiebe
Alumni Gold Medals - Honours Programs
Nicole Christina Hayes
Douglas P. Rook
Leisha Nicole Ostrowski
Scott Alexander Mitchell
Sean Eliot Lockwood
Christopher George Redekop
William Curtis Aaron Hunter
Katarzyna Wendykier
Keri Eileen Semenko
Nathan William David Fisher
Andrea Stephen
Chad Richard Coene
Jonathan Oldengarm
Heidi Letitia Bonner
Erin Michelle Keating
Michael Lawrence Szala
Terri Elizabeth Cameron
Jeneane Elizabeth Fast
Daniel R. Lawrence
Jennifer Alice Sooley
Alumni Bronze Medals - General Programs
Jeffrey Zweifel
Jeffrey Zweifel
Andrew John Damen
University Bronze Medal - Part Time Studies
Kathleen Margaret Herzig
MEDALS
Doctor of Philosophy
Doctor of Social Work
Master of Arts
School of Business and Economics
Master of Social Work
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Spanish
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