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Windsor campus. He has
been recognized with several
national awards, including
the Top 20 Under 20 Award,
Terry Fox Humanitarian
Award, and Urban Leadership
Award. Christopher was also
the 2011 recipient of the Educational
Grant, Friends for Life
Foundation, presented annually
to a young Cystic Fibrosis
or Cancer patient who had
shown bravery and courage
despite being affected by a
life threatening illness.
Carly Erina (BHK ´10) is
the membership coordinator at
Lifestyle Fitness in Tecumseh.
Jennifer Kobielski (BHK
´10) is a student in the brand
new Medical Diagnostic
Sonography program at St.
Clair College. Jennifer was
previously employed as a Chiropractic
Assistant at Flood
Chiropractic, Windsor.
Anna Marano (BHK ´10)
is the new Academic Sales
Manager of HK Canada. Anna
is thoroughly enjoying her
new position.
Mike Noetzel (MHK ´11)
is the Marketing and Group
Sales representative with
Global Spectrum in Toronto.
Mike visited the Faculty in
March as a speaker in the
Sport Management series.
Erika Reiser (BHK ´11)
was the recipient of the 2011
President’s Medal. This
award is given to a graduating
student who has made significant
contributions to campus
and community activities
while maintaining a superior
academic record. Erika was
on both the Dean’s Honour
Roll and President’s Honour
Roll every semester. Erika
was a member of the Lancers
Track and Field Team, a former
Lancer pole vaulter, and a four
The Walker – Harrison Wedding
(L-R): Jacqueline Beres (MHK ’10), Lisa Cooke (MHK ’10), Ben Walker (MHK
’09), Tennille (Harrison) Walker (MHK ’10), Inge Derom (MHK ’09), Jamie
Howieson (MHK ’09), Karen (Maini) Howieson (MHK ’10), Beike Gils (MHK ’09)
Fans rally in support of Lancer Olympian
time Academic All Canadian.
She was a medalist at both the
OUA and CIS championships
and won the Demarco award
as the university’s outstanding
female student athlete. In
volunteer work with the Cardiac
Program and at Windsor
Regional Hospital, Erika was
recognized as the “perfect”
hardworking, intelligent, and
hands on student volunteer.
Recently, Erika was one of 19
top female scholar-athletes
from across the province to be
honoured as a “Woman of Influence”
by Ontario University
Athletics. Erika is presently
enrolled in medical school at
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Dr. Andrea (Page)
Steen (BHK ’79),
Melissa Bishop
(BHK ’10) and
Coach Dennis Fairall
About 200 people—former track teammates, coaches,
professors, university officials, friends and family members—
turned out at the St. Denis Centre on Friday, July 20 to wish
alumni Melissa Bishop (BHK ´10) godspeed on the next leg of
her journey to the London Olympics.
Melissa competed in the 800 metre race after becoming just
the third Canadian woman to beat the two-minute mark in the
event.
Lancer track and field head coach Dennis Fairall said he was
proud of Bishop, the first athlete he has personally coached to
qualify for the Olympics in his 40-year career.
“Her performances this summer have been truly remarkable
and her hard work and dedication have helped her to achieve
her Olympic dream much faster than I could have imagined,”
he said. “Melissa will make an outstanding ambassador for the
Lancer track and field program. It will be an extremely proud moment
to be on hand in London to share her Olympic dream.”
the University of Toronto with
a goal of becoming a doctor
with a specialization in sports
medicine.
Lance Strong (BHK ´11)
has recently become a supervisor
at Chrysler Canada,
Windsor. Lance was formerly
a temporary part time student
employee during his university
years.
Lindsay Walsh (MHK
´11) is the new Technical
Director in Coaching and
Community Development for
Ontario Basketball, Toronto.