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Vancouver Island University
CONVOCATION PROGRAM
June 6 & 7 • 2 0 1 1
T h e C an d i date D eg r e e O ath
T h e C h a n c e l lo r
a d d r e s s e s t h e ca n d i dat e s :
Will each of you accept the degree to which you are
entitled, with its inherent rights and privileges and
the responsibility and loyalty which it implies?
E ac h
ca n d i dat e r e p l i e s :
I accept this degree, with its inherent rights and
privileges and the responsibility and loyalty which
it implies.
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M e ssag e
from th e
C hance llor
Congratulations Graduates,
You have achieved an important milestone in your life and I am proud of each
one of you.
I encourage you to step out into the world with the knowledge and skill you
have acquired at VIU and make it a better place. You represent the very best of
what we do at Vancouver Island University. Education is the foundation that
brings about personal development and growth within people and is the key to
healthy economies and community sustainability.
VIU is an organization that is focused on the success of students and
communities. It is this strong sense of purpose that will continue to guide our
decision making and shape the direction of VIU for many decades.
To the learners and the communities that continue to support the efforts of
Vancouver Island University, thank you. You are the truest measure of our
success. We exist to serve and support you, and look forward to continuing to do
so well into the future.
I would like to congratulate Dr. Ralph Nilson and Board Chair Mike Brown for
their vision and leadership. Together with the dynamic team of professionals
working at VIU, our university is undertaking remarkable work in research,
program development, economic and social development, Aboriginal
engagement and cultural enrichment. I believe that these are the critical
elements that will shape the coastal communities of Vancouver Island well into
the future.
Graduates once again, I am proud to offer each of you my sincerest
congratulations.
Sincerely,
Chief Shawn A-in-chut Atleo
Chancellor
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M e ssag e
from th e
P r e s i d e nt
Congratulations VIU Graduates,
Today marks the end of one journey and the beginning of the next.
I hope your time at Vancouver Island University (VIU) has been full of challenge
and discovery. You entered our doors with a goal in mind and today you are
celebrating the achievement of that goal along with your fellow graduates. Take
pride in the fact that your hard work and commitment has paid off and will now
allow you to succeed and move forward with confidence.
You will forever be a part of the Vancouver Island University family. I encourage
you to stay connected to VIU and your peers through our alumni association. This
global network of professionals will continue to support, encourage and inspire
you throughout your career and in your future educational pursuits.
The future holds many opportunities for our graduates. Embrace these
opportunities knowing that you are armed with an excellent education that will
support you as you make important contributions to your community and the
world. I also urge you to apply the education and knowledge you have acquired
at VIU to become an active and engaged global citizen.
On behalf of the Board of Governors, the Senate, the Administration at VIU and
our faculty, congratulations, we are all very proud of you.
Sincerely,
Dr. Ralph Nilson
President and Vice-Chancellor
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V ancouve r I s lan d U n ive r s ity C onvocation
M on day , J u n e 6, 2011
2:30
pm
A ca d e m i c P r oc e s s i o n
S n u n e y m u x w W e lcom e
O C a n a da
Maste r
of
C e r e mo n i e s W e lcom e
Fred Jacklin, Registrar and Director, Enrolment Services
Gr e eti ng s
f r om
V a n co u v e r I s l a n d U n i v e r s i t y P r e s i d e n t
Dr. Ralph Nilson, President and Vice-Chancellor
P r e s e n tat i o n o f G ov e r n o r G e n e r a l A ca d e m i c G o l d M e da l
– R o d n e y P e r r au lt , M a s t e r o f E d u cat i o n i n E d u cat i o n a l L e a d e r s h i p
Dr. David Witty, Vice-President, Academic and Provost
V a l e d i cto ry A d d r e s s
Sarah Joy Wilson, Bachelor of Education
C a n d i dat e D e g r e e O at h
Chief Shawn A-in-chut Atleo, Chancellor
Con fe r r i ng
of
V a n co u v e r I s l a n d U n i v e r s i t y D e g r e e s
Bachelor of Education
Master of Education in Educational Leadership
Bachelor of Arts in Child and Youth Care
Bachelor of Science in Nursing
Rece ss ional
Reception to follow at the Vancouver Island Conference Centre, Newcastle Lobby
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Special thanks to pianist Sarah Wood,
vocalist Katelin Bowes, and piper Wade Calder
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This program was prepared a week before Convocation and therefore may not be complete.
T u e s day , J u n e 7, 2011
10:00
am
O C a n a da
Maste r
of
Gr e eti ng s
f r om
Gr e eti ng s
f r om
Un ive r s ity
of
He rtfor d s h i r e
Dr. Christopher Brown, Business School Knowledge Transfer Leader
P r e s e n tat i o n
of
D i s t i n g u i s h e d A l u m n i A wa r d – C h e f B e r n a r d C a s ava n t
Ken Harper, Instructor, Culinary Arts program
C o n vocat i o n A d d r e s s
Chef Bernard Casavant
P r e s e n tat i o n o f G ov e r n o r G e n e r a l A ca d e m i c S i lv e r M e da l
– L o r i -A n n S h i b i s h , B ac h e lo r o f T o u r i s m M a n ag e m e n t
Dr. David Witty, Vice-President, Academic and Provost
Lori-Ann Shibish, Bachelor of Tourism Management
Con fe r r i ng
of
Bachelor of Tourism Management
Bachelor of Hospitality Management
Bachelor of Business Administration
Master of Business Administration
Bachelor of Science
Bachelor of Science in Fisheries and Aquaculture
Bachelor of Natural Resource Protection
Rece ss ional
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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T u e s day , J u n e 7, 2011
2:30
pm
O C a n a da
Maste r
of
Gr e eti ng s
f r om
P r e s e n tat i o n
of
O u t s ta n d i n g S e r v i c e A wa r d – D r . M a r s h a l l S o u l e s
Dr. Naava Smolash, Instructor, Simon Fraser University
C o n vocat i o n A d d r e s s
Dr. Marshall Soules
Ian Caplette, Bachelor of Arts
Con fe r r i ng
of
Bachelor of Arts
Bachelor of Interior Design
Bachelor of Music in Jazz Studies
Rece ss ional
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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H onorary A war d s
The awarding of honorary awards is intended to encourage
a standard of excellence and innovation which is exemplary
to students, faculty and staff. Award winners have exhibited
a record of outstanding distinction and achievement in one
of the following areas:
∙ ∙D istinguished A lumni A ward , recognizes the
outstanding accomplishments of living Vancouver Island
University alumni who have earned provincial or national
prominence as a result of their exceptional professional
achievements and/or service to society;
∙ ∙A lumni H orizon A ward , recognizes the outstanding
achievements of Vancouver Island University alumni early
in their careers (within 10 years of receiving a credential
from VIU); and
∙ ∙V ancouver I sland U niversity O utstanding
S ervice A ward , recognizes outstanding service to
Vancouver Island University made over a number of
years. Past and current employees of VIU and alumni are
not excluded from being nominated for this award.
2011 D i s t i n g u i s h e d A l u m n i awa r d
– E x e cutive C h e f B e r nar d C asavant
Born and trained in BC,
Chef Bernard’s cooking
career began with
encouragement from his
grandmother. She instilled
a strong work ethic in the
young chef, along with
the passion for respecting
food and the people who
produce it.
Chef Bernard completed
the Culinary Arts Program
at Malaspina College in
1976, and at graduation
was recognized as the most
outstanding student in the
program. He received his
Certified chef de Cuisine
certification in 1986, one of the inaugural chefs in Canada
to complete the exam. Among his culinary achievements,
Chef Bernard is a founding board member of Exclusively
BC, and charter member of Farm Folk, City Folk, further
demonstrating his commitment to eating locally grown
food and working the area farmers and producers to
present simple honest food.
He is a former board member of the Provincial BC
Restaurant and Food Association and now sits as Director
of BC Culinary Tourism Society that promotes true dining
experiences in the province.
Prior to joining Manteo Resort Waterfront Hotel and Villas
as Executive Chef, he worked as Executive Sous Chef at the
Four Seasons Hotel in Vancouver, Opening Executive Chef
at the Chateau Whistler Resort, and with his wife Bonnie,
owned and operated his self-titled Chef Bernard’s Café in
Whistler, before arriving in the Okanagan as Executive Chef
of the Sonora Room Restaurant at Burrowing Owl Estate
Winery in 2007.
Although Chef Bernard has cooked for prime ministers and
movie stars, a prince and princess, celebrities and business
tycoons, he feels strongly about mentoring young talent
and inspiring young chefs to fulfill their dreams. He shares
his love of fresh, locally rooted cuisine and takes great pride
in seeing his protégées thrive under his leadership. He
continues his commitment to the growth and flourishment
of the next generation of great chefs as Judge for the BC
Apprenticeship Trade Certification exams.
2011 O u t s ta n d i n g S e r v i c e A wa r d
– Dr. Mar s hall Sou le s
Dr. Marshall Soules joined
the Malaspina community
in 1987 as a member of the
English department, and
spent over two decades
sharing his gifts as an
educator with generations
of students. Soules is
known as a professor who
inspires his students to
stretch their imaginations
and their critical faculties.
Soules is often described
as a true renaissance man. In addition to over 20 academic
publications and countless public presentations, his art and
photography have appeared on display and in publications
across Canada and the U.S., and his music and writings
about music are respected by jazz theorists and musicians
across the country.
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In 1994, Soules completed his Ph.D. at Rutgers on the theme
of improvisation in the arts. After completing his Ph.D.
work, Soules is best known for his role in founding VIU’s
thriving Media Studies department, which now offers both
a Minor degree in Media Studies and a BA major in Digital
Media Studies. It’s an innovative blended degree that offers
students a balance between media critique and media
production skills.
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H i s to r i ca l L i s t
H o n o r a ry A wa r d s
George deLure Outstanding Service Award, 2003
Dr. Bill Pennell Outstanding Service Award, 2004
In addition to chairing the Media Studies Department
from 1998 to 2008, Marshall became director of the Media
Research Lab in 2003, where he and research assistants
supported faculty work in the digital humanities, produced
conferences on filmmaking, art exhibits, and workshops at
the University of Victoria.
Edwin Johnston In 2007, Marshall was awarded a Social Sciences and
Humanities Research Council grant for the Canada-Cuba
Image Dialogue project, which he continues to develop
with colleagues in Cuba.
Dr. Aaron R. Jex Soules retired from VIU in 2009 after 22 years of service. He
is currently writing a book for Edinburgh University Press
called Media, Persuasion, and Propaganda, working on
photography projects, doing community development
work in Ladysmith, and enjoying time spent with his wife
Donna, daughter and granddaughter.
of
Distinguished Alumni Award, 2005
Dr. Chris Wipps Alumni Horizon Award, 2005
Linda Love Outstanding Service Award, 2005
Alison Keple Alumni Horizon Award, 2006
Patricia Johnston Outstanding Service Award, 2007
Distinguished Alumni Award, 2007
Robert Lane Outstanding Service Award, 2008
Terence Fitzgerald Distinguished Alumni Award, 2009
Dr. Tanya Griffiths Shirley Goldberg Alumni Horizon Award, 2009
Outstanding Service Award, 2009
Rebekah Shoop Alumni Horizon Award, 2010
Ross Somerville Distinguished Alumni Award, 2010
Warren Erhart Distinguished Alumni Award, 2011
V ale d ictor ian s
Sarah Joy Wilson, Bachelor of Education
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Lori-Ann Shibish, Bachelor of Tourism
Management
Ian Caplette, Bachelor of Arts
V ancouve r I s lan d U n ive r s ity C onvocation S ymbols
Regalia
Like most universities in North America, the regalia worn by
Vancouver Island University’s degree students is unique to
the university and representative of their area of study. While
the styles of the gowns worn by each degree credential are
similar, the Bachelor’s gown has closed sleeves and the Master’s
gown has open sleeves. The degree hood’s colour indicates
the graduate’s program or area of study. The Bachelor’s degree
hood is edged in white and the Master’s degree hood is lined
in grey. The Master of Business Administration degree hood is
similar to the one used by the University of Hertfordshire in the
United Kingdom, with whom VIU originally offered its first MBA
programs.
Vancouver Island University has selected the following colours
for their degree hoods:
Bachelor of Arts – red;
Bachelor of Arts in Child and Youth Care – purple;
Bachelor of Business Administration – regal gold;
Bachelor of Education – burgundy;
Bachelor of Hospitality Management – Persian turquoise;
Bachelor of Interior Design – steel grey;
Bachelor of Music In Jazz Studies – admiralty blue;
Bachelor of Natural Resource Protection – moss green;
Bachelor of Science – Aztec gold;
Bachelor of Science in Nursing – teal;
Bachelor of Tourism Management – royal blue;
Master of Business Administration – purple and grey;
Master of Education in Educational Leadership – burgundy
and grey.
Pad d le
The paddle that is on display during VIU’s convocation
ceremonies was given to the university by Chief Shawn A-inchut Atleo when he was installed as Chancellor. This paddle,
made by Brian Bob, Qwuyutsapulth of the Coast Salish/
Ucluelet First Nation, is carved of yellow cedar and signifies
teamwork, pulling together, like in a canoe. The salmon carved
onto the blade represents journeys; salmon leave the place
where they are hatched but return later in their lives, much
in the same way that youth earn an education and then
return home to bring their skills and knowledge back to their
communities. A paddle was presented to each of the four
regional campuses with the wish that it be used at special
occasions, like a graduation ceremony. The paddle given to the
Nanaimo campus is a steering paddle, which helps guide us
in our important journeys. It has since become an important
symbol and tradition in our Convocation ceremonies.
M ac e
During the Middle Ages, the metal-clad wooden mace was an
effective weapon in battle. As newer and more powerful arms
were developed, its military significance diminished, and it was
transformed into a symbol of authority. Today, the ceremonial
mace is used in many government assembly locations, such as
the British and Canadian Houses of Parliament, and is carried
before ecclesiastical dignitaries and in university ceremonies
such as this.
The mace used for VIU’s convocation was designed and
created by retired art instructor John A. Charnetski in 1994. The
metre-long mace is made of stainless steel and gold-plated
cast bronze. It features four guardian eagles and enameled
medallions bearing VIU’s coat of arms and arbutus emblems. At
the convocation ceremonies, the mace is carried by a retiring
member of academic faculty or administration to honour his or
her contribution to Vancouver Island University.
M ac e B e a r e r s
1994 John Charnetski
1995
Stan Fukawa
1996 Catherine Whiteley; Gordon Squire
1997
Ed Hong
1998 Gary Bauslaugh
1999 Carol Matthews; Ross Fraser
2000 Gwyneth Evans; Jim Slater; Les Dickason
2001
John Dennison; Sheila Colbert-Kerns
2002 Mike Matthews; Greg Link; Chuck and Geri Reamer
2003 Ray Peter; David Smith; Sue Benoit
2004 Bill Juby; Norm Duncan; Andra Thakur
2005 Joanne Whiting; Rob Jeacock; Anne Erickson
2006Ron Apland; Bill Pennell; Marianne van Toor;
Robin Field
2007Allan Hawryzki; Jamie Brennan; Kathryn Barnwell;
Wendy Kellet
2008 Roger Prior; Erika Blakeman; Ron Bonham; Patrick Ross
2009 Rick Monaghan; Neil Smith; Helen Brown
2010Nancy Randall; Marshall Soules; Mike Mann;
Bill McMillan; John Neville
2011Pam Montgomery; Barbara McLeod; Malerie Meeker;
Carolyn Bowles; Robert Pfister; Glenda Sharpe
At the convocation ceremonies, the paddle is carried in and out
of the theatre by the President.
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V ancouve r I s lan d U n ive r s ity C oat
of
H i s to ry o f H e r a l d ry
The heraldic tradition stretches back some eight centuries, to a
time when nobles decorated the shields they used in jousting
matches. Heraldry developed over the next several hundred
years, and control over the granting and
using of arms was assumed by monarchs,
who appointed professionals – known
as heralds – to administer this authority.
Coats of Arms thus developed as grants
of honour received from a sovereign,
allowing the identification of individuals,
communities and organizations. The
heraldic devices, in which each separate
element has meaning, provide powerful
symbols of history, geography, character
and aspirations.
Canada’s First Nations peoples have employed crests and
emblems for thousands of years. European heraldry began
to play a role in Canada in the earliest days of the French and
English explorers – the first arms, in fact, were granted to Nova
Scotia in 1625 by the Lord Lyon of Scotland. In this century,
immigrants from around the world have brought with them
their own heraldic traditions. These varying traditions are all
now expressed in Canadian heraldry, which has been under
the control of the Governor General of Canada since June, 1988
when Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth transferred the exercise of
her heraldic prerogative to her representative in Canada.
The VIU Coat of Arms was granted to the University in 1995 by
the Chief Herald of Canada and consists of five elements: the
shield, crest, supporters, compartment and motto. The Coat
of Arms does not replace the existing University logo; its use is
restricted to official documents such as degree parchments.
M otto
The motto Discoveries in Education was adopted in 1969 when
the institution was inaugurated. These words, together with a
shield depicting a Spanish barque under sail, represented VIU’s
first logo when the institution was known as Malaspina College.
The use of the original motto and the Spanish vessel in the
Coat of Arms provides a permanent link in the official grant to
a symbol and logotype which served Malaspina well during a
key period of its early development. The motto also provides
a link with one of Captain Alejandro Malaspina’s ships – the
Descubierta – which means Discovery.
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Ar m s
Sh i e ld
The shield is divided in the upper third by a jagged line with
the part below coloured gold and the part above coloured
blue.
In the lower portion is a representation of a late
18th century Spanish sailing vessel of the
type used by Captain Alejandro Malaspina
who sailed the waters off Vancouver Island
in 1791. The ship is under full sail and rests
on three wavy bars; these, and the ship are
blue in the symbolic fashion of heraldry so that
the element stands out most clearly against
the gold. The vessel recalls the University’s
namesake and honors the tradition of
exploration.
The upper jagged line symbolizes the mountains across
the Strait of Georgia as seen from the main campus. On this
blue field are four open books bound in gold. These represent
the central mission of the University, using the ancient heraldic
symbol for learning. The gold binding symbolizes the wealth
of knowledge and understanding. The four books also
represent the main campus and the three regional campuses of
Vancouver Island University.
Cr e st
Above the shield is the wreath, the traditional foundation for a
crest, in the blue and gold colours. This crest honours the First
Nations peoples, and especially the Salish people who live in
each of the regions now served by the University.
The principal element is a First Nations canoe, in red, evoking
the sea-based culture of the Salish. Out of it rises a gold demisun, emblem of enlightenment, life and the aspiration for
learning.
Su pporte r s
The supporters are gold eagles with white heads, their wings
are blue and raised up, signifying inspiration and striving. The
eagles are resident in the Central Vancouver Island and Powell
River regions. The eagles are a very important symbol for many
of the First Nations peoples, representing power and wisdom.
C om pa r tm e n t
The compartment on which the shield rests and the supporters
stand consists of three elements. The evergreens and
mountains represent the unique landscape of Vancouver
Island and the adjacent mainland. Beneath the evergreens
are alternating white and blue wavy bars which symbolize the
seaside and riverside locations of the four communities where
the University is sited.
I nte r national F lag s
on D i s play
International students from the following countries have graduated with degrees from Vancouver Island University:
Albania
Argentina
Aruba
Barbados
Bolivia
Brazil
Chile
China
Columbia
Dominican Republic
Ecuador
Egypt
El Salvador France
Germany
Ghana
Hong Kong
India
Jordan
Kazakhatan
Kenya
Indonesia
Latvia
Iran
Malaysia
Japan
Mexico
Mongolia
Morocco
Netherlands
Nicaragua Nigeria
Pakistan Paraguay Peru
Philippines
Poland Russia
Senegal
South Korea Sweden Syrian Arab Republic
Taiwan Tanzania
Thailand
Trinidad and Tobago Turkey
Ukraine
United Arab Emerites
United Kingdom
USA Venezuela
Vietnam
Yemen
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V ancouve r I s lan d U n ive r s ity D eg r e e R eci pi e nts
Please note that not all degree programs grant distinction status.
The Degree of
B ach e lor
of
A rts
Shivaali Acharya
Major in English
Alexis Anderson
Minors in Liberal Studies
and Visual Arts
Kylie Marie Anderson
Major in Geography
with Distinction
Linda Kathleen Andrew
Major in Liberal Studies
with Distinction
Sarah Kathleen Armstrong
Major in Creative Writing
and Minor in English
Lindsay Shannon Askew
Major in Psychology
Elizabeth Anne Gerard Baltzer
Major in History and Minor in English
Christopher John Robert Beharrell
Major in History
and Minor in Political Science
Lyndsey Colleen Bell
Major in First Nations Studies
with Distinction
Suzanne Marie Blaney
Jennifer Dawn Bodkin
Majors in Philosophy and Psychology
with Distinction
Kyle Robert Bohn
Major in Economics
David Nabil Boschman
Major in English
and Minor in Creative Writing
with Distinction
Caitlin Janet Brice
Major in History
Joel Derek Bron
Minors in Geography
and Physical Education
Stuart William Burke
Major in Digital Media Studies
with Distinction
Tessaly Cameron
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Dana Campbell
Ian Patrick Caplette
Kendra Lynn Carfantan
Major in Criminology
with Distinction
Derek Mathew Csath
Major in Global Studies
with Distinction
Taylor Arthur Culpepper
Major in Physical Education
Andrew M Cybulski
Major in Anthropology
Estella Jean Charleson
with Distinction
Sarah Jean Davidson
with Distinction
Ashley Elizabeth Chartrand
Kelsey Leigh Deal
Major in History
with Distinction
Yu-Hsuan (Claire) Cheng
Minors in Business and Media Studies
James Adair Chisholm
Major in Geography
Lauren Brianne Church
and Minor in History
with Distinction
Calvin Guy Claxton
and Minor in Anthropology
Elizabeth Alice Clements
with Distinction
Gwendolyn Jane Cole
Meghan Anne Corrin
with Distinction
Victoria Sharon Corrin
Angel Joy Tweedie Cortez
with Distinction
Jessica Danielle Coultas
Major in Psychology
and Minor in Business
with Distinction
Robyn Lee Cross
and Minor in Theatre
Courtenay Marie Crucil
Major in Psychology
and Minor in First Nations Studies
with Distinction
Stephanie Suzanne Dean
and Minor in Psychology
with Distinction
Matthew Dearin
Major in English
and Minor in Liberal Studies
Brittany Lynn Denton
Shaunda Leigh Devenport
Major in Geography
with Distinction
David Neil Edward Dixon
and Minor in Media Studies
Alanna Marie Dochtermann
Coralee Lynn Draginda
Minors in Anthropology and Theatre
Andrew John Easson
and Minor in Mathematics
Bertram Elliott
Major in History
and Minor in Geography
Violet Louise Elliott
Aundrea Corrine England
Laura Nicole Feduk
Minors in Languages and Culture
andVisual Arts
with Distinction
Kelly Christine Fitzpatrick
Minors in Geography
Oliver Clarke Galloway
Lise Suzanne Garden
with Distinction
Carly-Ann Pamela Gilmour
with Distinction
Kairis Ann Gingerysty
with Distinction
Toni Marie Gore
and Minor in Global Studies
with Distinction
Marie-Josee Gravel
Major in Psychology
Jody Lynne Hagel
Major in English
Sarah Elizabeth Hale
Samantha Jade Halverson
Gabriel Nicholas Hamilton
Majors in Geography
Danelle Lisa Hatton
Tyler Henley
Minors in Creative Writing
and Visual Arts
Vanessa Heather Hitchcock
with Distinction
Simon Mike Hoodikoff
Jeffery Kester Hoy
Major in Geography
and Minor in Physical Education
with Distinction
Lisa Rae Hutchcroft
Major in History
Heather MacKenzie Iverson
Minors in Business
Andrew Michael Kaban
with Distinction
Jacob Lee Lussier
with Distinction
Helen Margaret Lutes
with Distinction
Jolene Susan Marston
Minors in Psychology and Visual Arts
Wendy Yvone Alma Karpuik
Minors in Theatre and Visual Arts
with Distinction
Rebecca Joy Martin
with Distinction
Jacqueline Lea Kirkham
Major in History
with Distinction
Shaylin Matterson
with Distinction
Susan Lynne Knight
Major in History and Minor in English
with Distinction
Melissa Louise Kruper
Minors in Psychology and Sociology
with Distinction
Michelle Leah Kusz
with Distinction
Elaine Sally Kwandibens
John Andrew Lamb
with Distinction
Nicholas LaMothe
Major in Philosophy
with Distinction
Lorraine Marie Leger
with Distinction
Nicole Margaret Lewis
with Distinction
Simone Paula Losser
Leonard Michael Louie
Yun-Pei Lu
Major in Graphic Design
and Minor in Digital Media Studies
with Distinction
Trevor Cameron McIntyre
Minors in Geography
Cathryn Jean McIvor
Major in Economics
Lora Denise Mercieca
Major in Psychology
with Distinction
Morgan Marie Meredith
Major in History
and Minor in Sociology
with Distinction
Mistia Lee Merkley
Alexis Verna Meservia
Major in History
and Minor in Languages and Culture
with Distinction
Katarina Mitrovic
with Distinction
Kimberley Ann Moes
with Distinction
Sara Jessica Marie Molcan
Major in English
and Minor in Visual Arts
with Distinction
Nicole Katherine Monks
Minors in Biology
Murphy Brad Morgan
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Saemi Muo
Dona Jean Naylor
Minors in Creative Writing
and Visual Arts
with Distinction
Stacey Lori Newman
Angelica Dawn Nielsen
Major in Geography
and Minor in Visual Arts
with Distinction
Emma Jane Nielsen
Ryan Michael Power
with Distinction
Kristen Marie Prince
Alexander Francis Renke
with Distinction
Ian James Robertson
Major in English
with Distinction
Brandie Robinson
Major in Philosophy
Jessicca Lynn Nielsen
Minors in History
and Women's Studies
Lana Marie Robinson
with Distinction
Lisa Susanna Nissinen
with Distinction
Lindsay Fontaine Rose
Minors in Anthropology
and Languages and Culture
Haillie Rose O'Brien
Majors in Criminology and Psychology
with Distinction
Renee Rachelle Rust
with Distinction
Erin Alexandra O'Doherty
Major in History
Meaghan Anne Sanders
Major in Psychology
Warren Thomas Wilson Olmstead
with Distinction
Megan Laura Sandford
Major in Geography
Justine Elizabeth Pedersen
with Distinction
Kimberley Lynne Phillips
Minors in English and Theatre
with Distinction
Alison Jessica Pitcher
Major in English
with Distinction
Karoline Frances Ploeger
Kerstin Anne Poirier
Anthem Postnikoff
Major in Psychology
with Distinction
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Tanner John Schachtel
with Distinction
Dustin Ray St Denis
Chantal Lise Levasseur-Stefan
Major in Sociology
Robert Andrew Stover
Major in Geography
with Distinction
Drew Joseph Swanson
Minors in English
Rieko Tada
and Minor in Women's Studies
Megan Elyse Tanner
Major in English
with Distinction
Gerry W Thomasen
Hamish Thomson
Major in Philosophy
Jeanette Ann Timmermans
Morgan Richard Townsend
Laurent Tho Tran
with Distinction
Letitia Elizabeth Turlock
Carrera Lynne Schroeder
Minors in History and Theatre
Jay Edward Valeri
Major in Geography
with Distinction
Jenelle Jean Schwazer
Gabriella A Vallillee
Elisha Nicole Seabrook
Brianna Tegan van de Wijngaard
with Distinction
Andrea Austin Sheppard
Robert James Sieben
Major in Geography
and Minor in History
with Distinction
Taylor William Slaght
with Distinction
Pietro Battista Antonio Solda
Derek Frans VanMaanen
Major in Geography
with Distinction
Julie Margaret Watson
Major in English
Zachary James Whyte
with Distinction
Kyla Wilhelmina Wiersma
with Distinction
Sarah Kristen Tkaczuk
Tamara Lynn Wikkerink
Minors in English
Cherie Lynn White
Rachel Anne Wills
Courtney Brianne Wylie
Trevor William Harry Woodland
Major in History
and Minor in Anthropology
with Distinction
The Degree of
Elisa Brianne Volkman
Child Protection Specialization
Reina Marie Wilton
Jessica Charmaine Woodrow
Major in Philosophy
Rikkisha Corrin Wylie
B ach e lor of A rts
Y outh C ar e
in
C h i ld
B ach e lor of B us i n e ss
A d m i n i stration
Kyle Verne Anderson
Concentration in Finance
Andrew James Dunbar
Katherine K. Aniks
with Distinction
Brandy Colleen Ruby Dyer
Concentrations in Human Resource
Management and Management
with Distinction
Megan Nicole Banting
Concentration in Management
Michael Beaudin
Concentration in Accounting
The Degree of
an d
Jessica Judy Beck
Kristie Anne Bingham
Zheming Bian
Colin John Brouwer
Aaron Alexander Bonnor
Concentrations in Management
and Marketing
with Distinction
Danielle Marianne Connelly
William David Cooper
Maleah Dawn Davies
Dawna Marie Elliott
Rebecca Fairweather
Deborah Mary Good
Wanda Lee Good
Franya Elizabeth Jedwab
Melissa Myo Soon Kong
Cynthia Dianne Kopp
Andrea Faye Williamson
with Distinction
Jessica Jean Broetz
and Marketing
with Distinction
Raymond Kimanje Byansi
Concentration in International
Business
Vicky Manhas
Yu-Chi Chang
Jamie Rhonda Ongaro
Brandon Norman Charlesworth
Lori Pierreroy
Sze Kwan Cheung
Business
Devon Douglas Schulz
Alayne Grace Seefried
Danielle Michelle Daem
with Distinction
Emily Elizabeth DiUbaldo
with Distinction
Adam Victor Atchison
Concentration in Marketing
Robin Michael Zemek
with Distinction
Melanie Ann Cyr
with Distinction
Curtis Michael Gabinet
Jun Gao
Xue Gao
Yazhi Gao
Farrell Gustaf Gilmour
with Distinction
Chadd Mitchel Gregson
Adam James Hansen
Sean Alan Henderson
Courtney Lynn Hulme
with Distinction
Alexandra Catherine Hunter
Corey Lynn Iverson
with Distinction
Kurt Andrew Jankowski
with Distinction
Cassandra Marie Karras
with Distinction
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Ashley Michelle Kay
Concentrations in International
Business and Management
with Distinction
Brian Kenny
and Marketing
Courtney Dawn Knapp
Evan John Koutecky
Rose-Marie Lucy Mae Perrin
Brittany Paige Pickard
Management and International
Business
S. Cash Reumkens
Business
Benjamin John Van Dyke
with Distinction
Qing Wang
Kevin Dennis White
Woon Por Wong
Trevor Douglas Ryhorchuk
with Distinction
Nicholas Alan Wood
with Distinction
Trevor Edward Teuro Sakai
Business
Bryan Dwight Wyllie
with Distinction
Satwinder Kaur Saroya
Wen Xu
Yanjing Li
Business
Terence Stanley Sayers
with Distinction
Feng Xue
Erica Elisabeth Lindblom
Megan Lindsay Scott
Weiwei (Vivian) Zhang
Concentrations in Accounting and
Finance
Shuo Yi Liu
Business
Nicole Leigh Shewaga
Qian Zhao
Yan Song
Jian Ping Zhu
Joshua John Howard Logan
Heather Jane Sponaugle
with Distinction
Xiang Wei Zhuo
Dai Ni Lu Qiu
Li Tao
The Degree of
Cheng Lv
Ran Tao
Sheila Lorraine Andreychuk
Tyson Gregory MacMillan
Concentration in Ecomonics
with Distinction
Lisa Susan Thiesson
Anna Maria Krisinger
with Distinction
Tarik Latreche
Concentration in Human Resource
Management
Yan (Anna) Liu
Paul David McCallan
and Marketing
Cheryl Lynn McKenzie
with Distinction
Frank Assu
Alice Diana Tomanova
Concentration in Human Resource
Management
Patrick A Beer
Hilary Mae Mullan
with Distinction
Bradley James Tribbeck
with Distinction
E d ucation
Kursty Ashlie
Ehsan Barirani
Jason Larry John McKinnon
16
of
Megan Alyssa Thompson
Miriam Christina Tomczak
Concentrations in Ecomonics and
Finance
with Distinction
Cody James Murray
B ach e lor
Moya Daniella Beedie
Jeff Orland Bordal
Monique Marie Bottineau
Justine Lee Bowlby
Tara Elizabeth Boyd
Diana Kristin Bradley
Brittney Patricia Brownsberger
Michelle Victoria Buck
Jacqueline Danielle Carrothers
Stephanie Alexandra Chase
Gordon John Clemens
Annie Shum
Cheryl Lynn Keck
Kristy-Leigh Pauline Katherine Cradock
Kamelia Stee
Mari Kushino
Andrea Leslie Denman
Fang Sun
Danielle Galarneau Lambert
Lindsay Marie Devine
Larissa Jane Tyson
Breanna Lynn Myers
Mara Fedrigo
Chelsea Reanne Vickers
Andrea Erin Woolsey
Linda Marie Foster
Danika Lee Vickers
Bingyi Zhu
Sophia Francescutti
Lance H. Wagar
Dianne Ellen Gorter
Blair Robert Waters
Casey Graw
Travis Louis Webber
Charles Rainer Hocker
Nicole Ellen Wedholm
Seanna Maureen Hyndman
Tanya Nicol Whiting
Kristina Lynn Johnson
Brent Chad Wierenga
Christopher Nicholas Joslin
Chantalle Nicole Wilson
Victoria Margaret Kidd
Haellie Quinn Wilson
B ach e lor of N atu ral R e sou rce
P rotection
Laura Audrey Kline
Sarah Joy Wilson
Charles MacGregor Anderson
Dallas Renee Knight
Shane Robert Wilson
Loni Susan Arman
Paula Leach
Glen Gordon Levy
of
M us ic
in
J az z
Ronald Howard Gaucher
The Degree of
Matthew Norman Corbett
Cory Kropielinski
Julia Ausra Kukta
The Degree of
B ach e lor
S tu d i e s
The Degree of
B ach e lor of H os pitality
M anag e m e nt
Alexander Eric Goeppel
with Distinction
Nicholas Peter Thomas Hamilton
Alicia Diane Barker
Brett Thomas Isbister
Heather Roxanne MacKay
Thuc Man Dam
with Distinction
Anthony Joseph Charles Kennedy
Kate MacPherson
Maor Fridlander
Chelsea Jean Marshall
Richard Craig Funk
Craig Mason
Joanna Petronela Marker
Adam John McClinton
Anastasia Panova
with Distinction
Cheryl Marcelle Lowrence
Roxanne Marie Miszkiel
Paul Kenneth Mitchell
Daniel Donald Mott
Jessicca Lynn Nielsen
Donna Gaye Nixon
Patricia Anne Norman
Patricia Danielle Paling
Brooke Lindsay Phye
Courtney Jane Marie Poulin
Paul Richard Merriman
Florence Jeanne Elise Raffaelli
with Distinction
Krystal Maria Reaume
with Distinction
Jo-Leen Deannette Sellars
Alexis May Pritchard
with Distinction
Lisa Victoria Somers
with Distinction
Terry-Lynn Marie Robillard
with Distinction
Stephanie Jennifer Vickers
Trina Yvonne Senger
Man-Ying Wong
B ach e lor
The Degree of
B ach e lor
of
The Degree of
I nte r ior D e s ig n
Breanne Laurel Quist
Sabrina Soledad Arguello
Tyrone Richard Reeder
Chantal Lucille Brunelle
Brandie Robinson
Candice May Entius
Benjamin Samuel Chapman Rogers
Emily Jean Fisher
Alisa Cheryl Russell
Desiree Anne Houle
of
S ci e nce
Martin Alexander Angelstad
Major in Biology
and Minor in Chemistry
Keri Lynn Bowering
Minors in Biology and Geography
with Distinction
Stewart Rowan Butler
Minors in Chemistry and Earth Science
Jamie Lee Sheets
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William Paul Cope
Major in Biology
with Distinction
Amie Nicole Oxler
Major in Biology
with Distinction
Nathaniel Taurean Samuel Donald
Minors in Chemistry and Earth Science
Bailey Brett Rankine
Minors in Biology and Earth Science
Anisa June Mona Egeli
Major in Computing Science
with Distinction
Jordan R. Sevenhuysen
Minors in Chemistry and Mathematics
Marcus Kyle English
with Distinction
Ronald Roy Gibson
Jeremy Glen Kawahara
with Distinction
Alexander Delan Lane
Major in Biology
Sarah Ellen Chapman
with Distinction
Brandon Robert Sharratt
Sait Sungurtekin
Katie Helena Verkaik
Major in Biology
with Distinction
Monica Louise Ciolfi
with Distinction
Daniel Lea Clark
with Distinction
Tammy Ann Claus
with Distinction
Lizabeth Jane Connor
with Distinction
Shannon May Cragg
with Distinction
Stefanie Christina Dauncey
with Distinction
Sean Christopher Fennell
The Degree of
B ach e lor of S ci e nce i n
F i s h e r i e s an d A quacu ltu r e
Krisandra Jean Gomez
Jennifer Anne Groves
with Distinction
Yong Shuai Liu
Matthew James Fuller
Jeremy Thomas Luebke
Major in Biology
Elizabeth June Harris
Deanne Trudy Hankins
with Distinction
Mika Morimoto
Carrie Anne Hubber
The Degree of
Carly Koeppen
with Distinction
Haley Michelle Matkin
Major in Biology
with Distinction
Ashleigh Marie Moody
Major in Biology
with Distinction
Danielle Marie Morrison
Major in Biology
with Distinction
Heather Marie Morrison
Major in Biology
with Distinction
Phillip Robert Morrison
Major in Biology
with Distinction
Katie Erin Nicol
Major in Biology
and Minor in Physical Education
with Distinction
Kelsey Lynne Keeson O'Gorman
Major in Biology
and Minor in Chemistry
Ryan Joseph Osler
with Distinction
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B ach e lor
of
S ci e nce
in
N u r s i ng
Lindsay Alexandra Aikman
with Distinction
Jamie Elizabeth Allison
with Distinction
Noel Angelia Apunen Washburn
with Distinction
Frances Lynn Avery
with Distinction
Dari Ann Bennett
with Distinction
Alana Rae Booth
with Distinction
Natasha Frances Box
with Distinction
April Dawn Brown
with Distinction
Jennifer Ann Brown
with Distinction
Meredith Molly Claire Brule
with Distinction
Sian Elizabeth Carter
with Distinction
Andre George Kolodinsky
with Distinction
Tenille Alynn Kopach
with Distinction
Alesha Jacquelyn Lobson
with Distinction
Karly Allie Halena Marsden
with Distinction
Tami Mathison
with Distinction
Elizabeth Ringrose
with Distinction
Carly Jenessa McDowell
with Distinction
Kristin Karla Melsted
with Distinction
Stephanie Ann Moore
with Distinction
Hayley Leone Morgan
with Distinction
Taryn Kayley Opel
with Distinction
Rebecca Elizabeth Ovens
with Distinction
Tara Mae Wiersma
with Distinction
Colette Nicole Vallee
with Distinction
Jill Paterson
with Distinction
Carly Michelle Willgress
with Distinction
Heather Catherine Vallee
with Distinction
Amber Susan Perron
with Distinction
Brianna Margaret Williams
with Distinction
Gwen Rosalie Vonarx
with Distinction
Kari Bryn Piper
with Distinction
Renee Elizabeth Williams
Shawna Christine Wagner
with Distinction
Michelle Brandee Prince
with Distinction
Jennifer Anne Roe
with Distinction
Melissa Kristin Roshuk
with Distinction
Melissa Michelle Simnes
with Distinction
Kimberly Ann Schiebel
with Distinction
Lindsay Ann Sharp
Jennifer Lauren Smith
with Distinction
Christine Sorgiovanni
Rebecca J. Manuel
with Distinction
Delane Kari Stockman
with Distinction
Andrea Marie Strebel
with Distinction
Farace Ashley Wood
with Distinction
Veronica Aguilar Villacis
Abdullah Younessi
with Distinction
The Degree of
The Degree of
M aste r of B us i n e ss
A d m i n i stration
B ach e lor of T ou r i s m
M anag e m e nt
Joshua Akerele
Teresa Emily Allan
Zeeshan Ali
Belinda Mae Bourassa
Imad Alouani
Paul Patrick Bruneski
Hicham Amri
Trevor Kyle Chapman
with Distinction
Ravdeep Singh Arneja
with Distinction
Brendan David Fletcher
Arong
Steffanie Gretsinger
Abdul-Lateef Olatunde Ayilara
Taz Hartwick
with Distinction
Jordan Matthew Butler
Naomi Leee Horbatch
with Distinction
Jinyi Chen
Orkun Akman
Hui Chen
Pascale Sylvie Jallabert
with Distinction
Xiao Cheng
Janice Johnson
Ricardo Arif Dharmawan
Karine Rhea Jolicoeur
Supreet Dhillon
Douglas Paul Long
Ajay Dhiman
Janelle Mary Thornhill
with Distinction
Reagan Michael Lovig
Yogesh Garg
Mark Allan Mawson
Sandeep Gill
Denise Thornton
Amanda Heather McKichan
Danika Hyacinta Gomes
Raelene Sheila Thorpe
with Distinction
Brian Millis
Xin Guan
Tiffany Elizabeth Moore
with Distinction
Ferry Indra Gunawan
Andrew Scott Ritchie
Trevor Dollard Hickey
with Distinction
Moneca Raelene Carol Stuart
with Distinction
Sarah Anne Thomson
with Distinction
Alexis Jaymi van Ingen
with Distinction
Matthew Verbonac
with Distinction
Thi Ngoc Linh Vu
with Distinction
Mandy Kathleen Wakelam
with Distinction
Carmen Marie Wierenga
with Distinction
Lori-Ann Shibish
with Distinction
Anne Kathleen Suttie
with Distinction
Fran Thorburn
with Distinction
Mohita Chowdhary
Jing Guo
Oscar Arturo Hierro
Jia Hu
Allison Marie Hurley
with Distinction
Nariman Khassenov
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Eric Robert Lafreniere
with Distinction
Wenhui Yang
The Degree of
Yujing Yang
Ran Li
with Distinction
Zhi Xing Yi
M aste r of E d ucation i n
E d ucational L ead e r s h i p
Nadezda Alexandrovna Lokot
Anku Magotra
with Distinction
Amardeep Malhi
Rico Kim Muliya
Anne Wahu Ndung'u
with Distinction
Charity Oghenetega Oisamoje
with Distinction
Olawumi Chukukamlele Olaniyan
Edward Yong Li Zhian
Rehab Mohamed Zedan
with Distinction
Please note that this program does not
grant distinction status.
Caroline Anderson
Jingyuan Zhang Brandi
Raymond Kenneth Andrews
Peng Zhang
Mary Lynn Barnes
Xiaohui Zhou
Philip Arthur Cowley
Dianna Lynn Dalton
U n ive r s ity of
H e rtfor d s h i r e
Cindy Leah Haack
Ryan David Hall
Vicki Lynne Henderson
Janet Lee Kawaguchi
Narada Olaranont
Catherine Georgina Oldham
Ahmed Mohamed Omran
with Distinction
Robin Bernice Pawliuk
An Pan
Rodney Edwin Perrault
Stephen Grant Roberts
with Distinction
Sean Edward Petersen
Varun Sahni
Nicholas Joseph Seredick
Zunaira Saleem
Deepak Sharma
Shuwen Shen
Nian Shi
Rahul Singh
with Distinction
Xin Sui
Qian Sun
Richa Thapliyal
Abhishek Tiwari
Alice Tollkuehn
with Distinction
Ksenia Tsybina
Aleksandar Mladenov Udev
with Distinction
Adam Beverly Reid
The University of Hertfordshire
is a prominent business
university located near
London, England. Vancouver
Island University offers a dual
degree with the University of
Hertfordshire. Upon completion
of the program, students
receive a Master of Business
Administration from Vancouver
Island University and a Master
of Science in International
Business from the University of
Hertfordshire.
Shawn Vikram Shahi
Randi Turner
Erik John Waldriff
Sophie Ward
Seana Elizabeth Wright
Ivan Umin
Zheng Wang
Yumeng Wu
Jing Xia
Lei Xie
Shanni Xu
Shunhang (Mike) Xu
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S cholar s h i ps , A war d s
an d
B u r sar i e s
Every year, our students benefit from the support of many generous individuals, groups and businesses who have created awards
that encourage learning and reward effort. We are proud of our students and their achievements, and appreciate the material
support that so many people provide. To find out how you can contribute to student success, please contact the Vancouver Island
University Foundation at tel: (250) 740-6212; e-mail: foundation@viu.ca, or visit our website: www.viu.ca/foundation.
1983 Men’s Soccer Alumni Scholarship
A. Rod Glen Business Management Award
’A’ British Columbia Medial Studies Award
Agathe and Kenneth Botting Education Award
Al Fowler Memorial Scholarship
Alexandro Malaspina Liberal Studies Award
Allan and Edna Brown Bursary
Annette De Roux Memorial Award
Annie May Beck Education Award
Anthropology Club Award
Apollo Award
Applied Business Technology Program Faculty
Award
Around The World Travel Services Award
Art & Design Club Awards
Art Club Honorarium Award
Art Endowment Award
Art & Design Faculty Award
Art Mann Memorial Award
Association of BC Forest Professionals Award
Association of Professional Engineers and
Geoscientists of BC – Vancouver Island
Branch Award
Audrey Gordon Award
Audrey Hansen International Study Abroad
Award
BakeMark Canada Award
Bakers Association of BC Scholarship
Barbara Meyer Memorial Scholarship
Barbara Nielsen Memorial Scholarship
Barry Broadfoot Award for Journalism and
Creative Non-Fiction
BC Council of Garden Clubs Bursary
BC Dental Hygienists Award
BC Hydro Endowment Award
BC Hydro Scholarship
BC Lions Society Advanced Education Fund
Entrance Award
BC Restaurant and Food Services Association
Scholarship
BC Shellfish Industry Award
BCTF Maxwell A. Cameron Memorial Award
Betty and Doug Jones Scholarship
Beverley Revin International Study Abroad
Bill Juby Award
Biology 491 Research Award
Biology Outstanding Student Award
BMO Bank of Montreal Award for BC
Aboriginal Students
Bob and Dorothy Pulleybank Scholarship
Bob and Karen Lane Bursary
Bob Jones Silviculture Bursary
Bob Wood Community Education
Endowment Award
Brian Saunders Computer Graphics Award
Bruce Williams Entrance Award
CAP Cowichan Award
CEI Architecture Interior Design Scholarship
CFUW – Cowichan Valley Award
CFUW – Nanaimo Adult Basic Education
Award
CFUW – Nanaimo Bursary
CFUW – Nanaimo Re-entry Award
CFUW – Nanaimo Scholarship
CFUW – Nanaimo Clemente Award
C.S. Buzzard Scholarship
Cairnpark Nursery Book Prize
Caline Artists International Music Award
Canadian Association of Equipment
Distributors Award
Canadian Association of Equipment
Distributors Award and Graduation Award
Canadian Groundfish Research and
Conservation Society – Dan McMillan
Memorial Award
Canadian Hospitality Foundation – Culinary
Excellence Award
Canadian Hospitality Foundation – Hospitality
Excellence Award
Canadian Information Processing Society
Award
Canadian Institute of Forestry Scholarship
Canadian Western Bank President’s Award
Canterbury Food Service Award
CanWest Global Communications Scholarship
Captain Sydney and Thelma Mansbridge
Memorial Scholarship
Career and Academic Preparation (CAP) Award
Carel Properties Award
Carl Beaulieu Memorial Bursary
Carol Matthews Community Service Award
Carol Matthews Human Services Award
Caspar Beuk Memorial Culinary Award
Centennial Bursary
Central Island CDA Society Team Player Award
Central Island Legal Support Staff Association
Bursary
Central Vancouver Island Botanical Garden
Society Book Award
Certified Management Accountants of BC
Award
CGA Academic Excellence Scholarship
CGA Continuing Education Scholarship
Chancellor’s Aboriginal Excellence Scholarship
Charlene and Ken X. Westfall Bursary
Charlotte Ramsay Memorial Award
Chief Viola Wyse Bursary
Chilco Bursary
Chuck Hee Wong Memorial Award
CIBC Entrance Award
CIBC Entrance Scholarship
Cindy Hammond Elementary Education Award
City of Iwatsuki (Japan) Bursary
City of Parksville Bursary
Cloverdale Paint Award
Coast Realty Award
Coastal Community Credit Union Award
Coastal Community Credit Union Bursary
Coastal Community Credit Union Scholarship
Coastal Cruising Supervisors Task Force
Scholarship
Coastal Silviculture Committee Award
Coastland Wood Industries Award
Community Award
Community Award – Curling Club Design
Community Living Award
Cowichan Campus Endowment Bursary
Cowichan Dogwoods Chapter of IODE Award
Cowichan Dogwoods Chapter of IODE Bursary
Cowichan Foundation Award
Cowichan High School 1952 Grad Class Bursary
Credit Union Foundation of BC Award
Culinary Institute of Vancouver Island at VIU
Entrance Scholarship
Cultured Crustacean Award
Cummins Western Canada Dependability
Award
CUPE Local 1858 Bursary
CUPE Local 1858 Scholarship
CYC (Child and Youth Care) Award
Cyril S. White and Family Scholarship
Dale Francis Memorial Award
Dana Spicer Bertrand Memorial Scholarship
Danny Harris Memorial Scholarship
David and Margaret Bradbury Award
David and Maureen Thomas Culinary Arts
Award
David E. Jones Award
David Lambert Memorial Purchase Prize
David Paul Rice Memorial Award
David Yates Award
Dawne and Donald Grant Nursing Award
Dean Lane Continuing Student Award
Dean’s Academic Scholarship
Debbie Shore Award
December 6, 1989 Memorial Scholarship
Delinea Design Consultants Award
Dennis Alphonse Memorial Award
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Dennis Silvestrone Award
DFI Personnel Award for Excellence in
Dentistry
Diane Caillet Memorial Award
Dianne Dale Award
Don and Beth Hammond Memorial
Scholarship
Don Duncan Memorial Award
Don Hubbard ABE Award – Cowichan
Don Hubbard ABE Award – Nanaimo
Don Hubbard ABE Award – Parksville/
Qualicum
Don Hubbard ABE Award – Powell River
Don Morton Memorial Award
Donald and Karla Irvine Bursary
Donald F. Alderdice Memorial Scholarship
Donna Blackhall-Pearce Award for
Professionalism
Doreen Parken Memorial Award
Doris Fineday Memorial Bursary
Douglas A. Johnston Accounting Award
Dr. Alan Hall Memorial Bursary
Dr. Andrew Miller Bursary
Dr. Carl Opgaard Scholarship
Dr. Dane Wray Memorial Bursary
Dr. David Thomas Undergraduate Project
Award
Dr. E. Margaret Fulton Bursary
Dr. Grace Elliott Nielsen Bursary
Dr. Jixin Xu Economics Award
Dr. Larry Giovando Bursary
Dr. Michael Rockwell Dental Health Award
Dr. Prem Shanker Award
Dr. Prem Shanker Bursary
DRC Culinary Arts Award
Drs. Ralph and Suzie Nilson Scholarship Fund
DTZ Barnicke Business Award
Duncan MacRae Award
EJ Hughes Award in Painting & Drawing
EJ Hughes Visual Arts Scholarship
Early Childhood Educators of BC Scholarship
EBA, A Tetra Tech Company, Award
ECO Dynamic Solutions Achievement Award
Edith Emerson Memorial Scholarship in Music
Edith Lenhart and Norah Moffat Award
Edna Lavina Bursary
Edna Lucy Woodcock Nursing Bursary and
Scholarship
Edward Goodall Scholarship in Painting
Effie Galena Kilpatrick Scholarship
Elizabeth Newham Award
Ellins Architect Award
Emily Hammer International Study Award
Erica M. Cooper Award
Erica Murphy (née d’Alessandro) Athletic
Bursary
Erma Klassoff Memorial Bursary
Essex and Kent – Stephen Salem Award
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Essex and Kent Mortgage Corp Bursary
Eunice Lam Award
Fairwinds Golf Bursary
Fan Seafoods Geoduck Endowment
Scholarship
Filberg Park Garden Show Award
Finning/Caterpillar Award
First Nations Scholarship Fund
Frank and Grace Turley Memorial Bursary
Frank Bernard Award in Fisheries
Frank Ney Memorial Bursary
Frank Ney Memorial Entrance Award
Frank Roy Smith Memorial Bursary
Frank Sarton Memorial Award
Fred Clozza Bursary
Fred Clozza Memorial Award
Fred Jacklin International Study Abroad
Award
Fred John Brown Liberal Studies Award
George and Bev deLure Attitude Award
George and Daisy Fraser Award in Music
George and Elizabeth Annand Bursary
George Nielsen Award
George Robbins Award
Gerry Goodwin Memorial Scholarship
Gerry Robbins Memorial Award
Giani Chanan Singh Parmar Award
Global Studies Faculty Award
Godfrey & Marjorie Rice Award
Governor General’s Academic Medal – Bronze
Governor General’s Academic Medal – Silver
Governor General’s Academic Medal – Gold
Grace McDermid – Osolin Memorial Award
Graphic Design Book Award
Graphic Office Interiors / Steelcase Award
Green Mountain Services Bursary
Gregory Allan Tucker Memorial Music Award
Gwladys Brewster Memorial Bursary
H. Ray and Grace L. Ballard Accounting
Scholarship
H.C. Wilson Memorial Bursary
Ham – Richter Bursary
Hammond Bay Oceanside B&B Tourism Award
Hayes Stewart Little Award
Hazelwood Construction Services Award
Health Care Assistant Program – Instructor’s
Award
Heath Law Lawyers Scholarship
Heatherbrae Bursary
Helen ”Nellie” Keigan Memorial Award
Helen Chapman Memorial Award
Helga Bonkowski Education Award
Henry R. Nash Award
Henry Wong Rotary Award
Herold Engineering Award
Herold Engineering Entrance Award
HIB Enterprises Bursary
Hoo Hoo Club Award
Horosko Bursary
Horosko Scholarship
House of Knives Award
HSBC Bank Canada Award
Hub City Paving – Lafarge Canada Award
Hub City Paving – Lafarge Canada Business
Administration Scholarship
Ina Roelants Memorial Award
Inez Bowen Colbert Memorial Award
InSight Development Carpentry Award
InSight Developments Interior Design Award
Interior Design Book Award
International Student Development
Endowment Fund
Irene Shoop Memorial Award
Island Professional Event Network
Recognition Award
Island Scallops – K’omoks First Nation
Education Fund
Island Scallops – Qualicum First Nation
Education Fund
Island Timberlands Bursary – Aboriginal
Island Timberlands Bursary – Business
Island Timberlands Bursary – Forest Resources
J.A. Smith and Associates Scholarship
JG Scholarship
Jack and Kathleen Brodie Award
Jack McReady Award
Jane Kelly International Study Abroad Award
Jane Kelly Jazz Scholarship
Jane McKerricher Classical Music Award
Jane Templeman Community Action Award
Jason Mayes Memorial Award
Jason Peskanovich Memorial Award
Jean Campbell Memorial ABE Achievement
Awards – Certificate
Jean Campbell Memorial ABE Achievement
Awards – Degree
Jean Whittaker Memorial Award
Jennie Hrushowy Award
Jim and Vi Kenefick Memorial Award
Jim Cox Memorial Award
Jim Huard Jr. Memorial Award
John and Gillian Moss Award
John D. Dennison Physical Education
Scholarship
John MacKay Memorial Bursary
John Rostron Award
Jonathan Knight Award of Excellence
Joy Cameron Horticulture Award
Judith Arnold Award
June Gillespie Memorial Award
June Jefferies Liberal Studies Scholarship
Karr History Scholarship
Kathryn Barnwell Award
Kathryn Caswell Memorial Bursary
Kathryn Caswell Memorial Scholarship
Kathy Rovere Bursary
Keith Hodgson Memorial Bursary
Ken Haley Memorial Fire Protection Award
Ken Kitchen Memorial Bursary
Kerm Culham Business Award
Kevin Roberts Poetry Award
Kinette Club of Nanaimo Bursary
Kiwanis Sunrisers Special Needs Award
Kla How Ya Social Club – A Rod Glen
Memorial Award
Koki Sato International Scholarship
Kw Umut Le Lum Child and Family Services
Scholarship
L.C. Parkin Memorial Award
Lady Rose Geography Prize
Ladysmith Saltair Garden Club Award
Ladysmith Women’s Business Network Award
Lake Cowichan Combined Fire Organization
Award
Leanne Johnson Memorial Award
Lentia Enterprises Scholarship
Lieutenant Governor’s Silver Medal
Lionel Hennessy Award
Lionel Hennessy Memorial Award
Lisa O’Donnell Memorial Award
Little League BC Celebrity Golf Classic
Bursary
Lindsey Doolittle Memorial Award
Lorne Ball Memorial Award
Lt. Col. Norman Bunnin, MBE Award
Lt. Sardar Jagat Singh Manhas and Family
Award
M.C. Sutherland Memorial Award
MNP Nanaimo Founders Award – Bob
McDougall and Barney Bestwick
Macville Foundation Continuing Student
Award
Macville Foundation Entrance Award
Maggie Kennedy International Study Abroad
Award
Margaret J. Brown Memorial Award
Margaret Mitchell Scholarship
Margaret Ormsby Essay Prize
Marine Harvest Canada Scholarship
Mariner’s Scholarships
Marjorie Lewis Bunnin Award
Mark Herringer International Study Abroad
Award
Mary Garland Coleman Prize in Lyric Poetry
Mathematics Upper Level Scholarship
Endowment Fund
Mazzei Electric Award
MBSA Legacy Award Endowment Fund
Michael Walker and Janice Tissington
Badminton Award
Mid Island Castaways Fly Fishing Club Award
Mid Island Co-op Award
Mid Island Co-op Adult Basic Education Award
Mid Island Co-op Early Childhood Education
and Care Award
Mid Island Co-op Forest Resources Award
Mid Island Co-op Natural Resource
Protection Award
Mid Island Co-op Tourism and Recreation
Award
Mid Island Co-op Trades and Applied
Technology Award
Mike Coleman Citizenship Award
Mike Merriman Memorial Award
Mike Monych Memorial Award
Milner Gardens and Woodland Landscape
Award
Minda Williams Memorial Bursary
Minerva Foundation Award for BC Women
MISTIC Science and Technology Scholarship
Mona Bell Memorial Award
Monk Furniture Award – Office Design
Morris Donaldson Memorial Scholarship
Morvah Award for International Development
Mount Arrowsmith Rhododendron Society
Award
Mount Klitsa Garden Club Horticultural Award
Municipal Information Systems Association
of BC (MISA) Technology Award
Muriel Rhodes Memorial Award
Myrtle Bergren Creative Writing Award
Nanaimo and District Dental Society Award
Nanaimo and Duncan District Labour
Memorial Society Bursary
Nanaimo Chapter International Association
of Administrative Professionals Award
Nanaimo Daybreak Rotary Scholarship
Nanaimo Fish and Game Protective
Association: Ernie Johnson Memorial
Award
Nanaimo Gladiolus & Dahlia Society Award
Nanaimo Historical Society’s Ethel
Barraclough Memorial History Award
Nanaimo Home Support Association Award
Nanaimo Horticultural Society Scholarship
Nanaimo Marine Pavilion Scholarships
Nanaimo Rhododendron Society Award
Nanaimo Safer City Award
Nanaimo Women’s Business Network Award
Nanaimo Women’s Business Network
Business Award
Nanaimo Youth Services Association –
President and Board Bursary
Neil Rutherford Memorial Award
Newcastle Engineering Scholarship
Nicholas Plecas Achievement Scholarships
Nike Award
Nora Fulton Gibson Memorial Bursary
Nora Fulton Gibson Memorial Entrance
Awards
Nora Mitchell Bursary
Nursing Bursary
Oceanside Rotary Award
Oceanview Golf Resorts and Spa Bursary
Old Dutch Foods Culinary Arts Bursary
Otilya and Thomas Ploos van Amstel
Bursaries
Pacific Rim Academy of Chefs Endowment
Award
Parksville ABE Award
Parksville/Qualicum Campus Foundation
Committee Award
Parksville/Qualicum Mac User Group
Scholarship
Pat and Les Dickason Teacher Education
Bursary
Pat Bevan Scholarship in Creative Writing –
Fiction
Pat Bevan Scholarship in Creative Writing –
Poetry
Pat Bevan Scholarship in English Literature
Pat Madill Memorial Scholarship
Pat Wapple Award
Pathfinder Award
Patricia Hadaway Award
Patricia Robinson Memorial Award
Patrick Ross Award
Patterson Dental Scholarship for Excellence
in Chairside Assisting
Pear Bureau Northwest Award
Pepsi Bottling Group Culinary Arts Award
Pepsi Graduation Awards
Petricca Foundation for Periodontics and
Implantology Award
Philip W. Mar Memorial Award
Phyllis Hargrave Memorial Bursary
Physical Education Award
Pieter de Reuver Music Bursaries
Pieter de Reuver Music Scholarships
Pisces Entrance Scholarship
Powell River Campus ABE Award
Powell River Campus Culinary Arts Academic
Achievement Award
Powell River Campus Student Services Award
Powell River Women’s Network Bursary
PRAqua Aquaculture Scholarship
Project Hero Scholarship Program
Prue Boyd Nursing Award
R.R. Smith Bursary in Education
Ralph Pomphrey Memorial Award
Ralph Vernon Memorial Scholarship
Ramsay Lampman Rhodes Award
Ray Hindle Award
Real Estate Foundation of BC Award
Real Estate Foundation of BC Scholarship
Recreation and Sport Management Award
Recreation and Tourism Award
Recreation & Tourism Undergraduate Award
Red Letter Counsel Scholarship
Remembrance Bursary
Richard W. Johnston ABE Awards –
Cowichan, Nanaimo, Parksville/Qualicum
and Powell River
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Rick Davidson Memorial Bursary
Robert MacDonald Memorial Award
Robert Ross Memorial Scholarship
Robyn Muir Memorial Award
Ross and Judy Fraser Award in Music
Rotary Club of Lantzville Award
Rotary Club of Nanaimo – Helmut Graf
International Award
Rotary Club of Nanaimo North Award
Rotary Club of Nanaimo North –
Frank Gregory Award
Humanitarian Award
Rich Johnston Award
Rotary Club of Parksville/District 69
Benevolent Association Entrance Award
Royal Bank Award – Parksville/Qualicum
Royal Bank Award – Cowichan, Nanaimo and
Powell River
Royal Canadian Legion Branch 10 Bursary
Royal Canadian Legion Branch 257 Alice
Hobbs Education Award
Hobbs Health and Human Services Award
Hobbs Trades Award
Royal Canadian Legion Branch 257 RMOT
Award
Royal Canadian Legion Branch 257
Scholarship
Ruth Kroek International Study Abroad Award
Ryan McDonald Memorial Bursary
Salisbury/Knight RMOT Award
Shakespeare Cup Award
Sharon Althouse Notary Award
Sharon Lynn Dow Dunnigan Memorial Bursary
Shaun Copp Memorial Award
Sidney R. and Gladys L. Sharman Excellence
in Nursing Awards
Sivertz Bursary
Snuneymuxw First Nation Scholarship
Spaceworks Design Award
Squire Forestry Award
Steady Eddy Award
Steel Container Systems Award
Stephanie Buckingham Conference
Presentation Fund
Subhadra Ghose Award
SYSCO Food Services Scholarship
Taste of BC Trout Culture Award
TD Bank Financial Group Award
Ted and Patti Miller Award
Ted Strongitharm Award
Ted Stroyan Memorial Scholarship
Terry and Judy Napper Award
The College of Dental Hygienists of BC Award
The Griffel Family International Study Abroad
Award
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The Meadowlarks Award
The New Canadian Scholarship
TimberWest Award
Tom and Josie Michael Memorial Award
Tom Harris Scholarship
Tommy Douglas Entrance Award
Tribal Journeys Bursary
Truck Loggers’ Association of BC Scholarships
Trudy Krall Memorial Nursing Award
Tyce Carle-Thiesson Scholarship
Underwater Harvesters Association Research
Society Award
Vancouver Foundation Bursaries
Vancouver Island Master Gardener Award
Vancouver Island North Bursary
Vancouver Island Real Estate Board –
Business Scholarship
Vancouver Island Real Estate Board –
Nanaimo Scholarship
Vernis Whisker Award in Classical Music
Veronica Milner Memorial Award
VI Raiders Football Club Award
Victor Cowley Memorial Award
VILGMA Robert Skene Memorial Award
Virginia Southwell Music Award
VIU Academic Excellence Award (Tracy Gillis)
VIU Academic Excellence Award (Brian Dick)
VIU Academic Excellence Award (Caran Carr)
VIU Academic Excellence Award (Lemuel
Mayona)
VIU Academic Excellence Award (Annette
and Roger Prior)
VIU Academic Excellence Award (Susie and
Terry Caswell)
VIU Ambassadors Bursary
VIU Bachelor of Arts Degree Entrance
Scholarship
VIU Bachelor of Arts in Child and Youth Care
Degree Entrance Scholarship
VIU Bachelor of Business Administration
VIU Bachelor of Education Degree Entrance
Scholarship (Yr 3)
VIU Bachelor of Education Degree Entrance
Scholarship (Yr 5)
VIU Bachelor of Hospitality Management
VIU Bachelor of Music in Jazz Studies Degree
VIU Bachelor of Natural Resource Protection
VIU Bachelor of Science Degree Entrance
Scholarship
VIU Bachelor of Science in Fisheries and
Aquaculture Degree Entrance Scholarship
VIU Bachelor of Science in Nursing Degree
VIU Bachelor of Tourism Management
VIU Board Members Award
VIU Bookstore Business Award
VIU Business Recognition Award
VIU Business Students Association Legacy
Award
VIU Centennial Bursary
VIU Chancellors Entrance Scholarships for
Aboriginal Students
VIU / Chatwin Engineering - First Nations
Education Fund
VIU Co-Op Education Bursary
VIU Employees Bursary
VIU Endowment – Vancouver Foundation
VIU Entrance Award for Students with
Disabilities
VIU Entrance Scholarships for Regional High
School Students
VIU Facilities Services and Campus
Development Award
VIU Faculty Association Degree Entrance
Scholarship
VIU Faculty Association Scholarship
VIU Forest Award
VIU Forest Biosolids Project Bursaries
VIU Forest Biosolids Project Awards
VIU Foundation Bursary
VIU President’s Entrance Award for Scholar
Athletes
VIU President’s Entrance Scholarships for
Vancouver Island High School Students
VIU President’s Scholarships for Continuing
Students
VIU Recreation and Tourism Association
Award
VIU Scholarship for Academic Excellence
VIU Scholarship for Students with Disabilities
VIU Students’ Union Awards
Walter O’Keeffe Literacy Award
Walter Tickson Memorial Bursary
Warner Hewer Newton Memorial Award
Warsh Law Corp. Undergraduate Research
Award
Westhill Estates Bursary
White Spot Bursaries
William B. Somerville Memorial Award
William Barraclough History Scholarship
William E. Ricker Memorial Scholarship
William Matthews Endowment Scholarship
Windsor Plywood Business Management
Award
Windsor Plywood Human Services Award
Windsor Plywood Practical Nursing Award
Windward Culinary Arts Award
Woodgrove Centre – Ivanhoe Cambridge
Award
Zonta Club of Nanaimo Bursary
Zonta Club of Nanaimo Scholarship
Zulak Financial Group Award
Vancouve r Is lan d
U n iv e r s i t y B oa r d
G ov e r n o r s
of
Vancouve r Is lan d
U n iv e r s i t y F o u n dat i o n
B oa r d
Vancouve r Is lan d
U n iv e r s i t y S e n at e
Chief Shawn A-in-chut Atleo,
Chancellor
Chancellor
Chancellor
Dr. Ralph Nilson, President and
Vice-Chancellor
Vice-Chancellor
Mike Brown, Chair
Wahid Ali, Chair
Dr. John Black
Barbara Carle-Thiesson,
Vice-Chair
Bruce Williams, Vice-Chair
Peter Briscoe
Patrick Barbosa
Joyce Smith, Treasurer
Kyla Bruce
Mike Walker, Secretary
Doug Corrin
Dave Boyd
Dr. Greg Crawford
David Coupland
Bob Darling
Catherine Dyck
Dr. Eric Demers
Dave Francis
Milena Essig
Ross Fraser
Bernie Heise
Dawne Grant
Bob Foley
Rob Grey
Fred Jacklin
George Hrabowych
Dr. Harry Janzen
Don Hubbard
Piera Jung
Karla Irvine
Dr. Steve Lane
Norm Jackson
Dr. John Lepage
Jeet Manhas
Dr. Anne Leavitt
Sean McCue
Dr. Hope Leith
Jason Nelson
Dan Light
Jim Olsen
Stephen Littley
John Phillips
Virginia MacCarthy
Carol Smith
Fred MacDonald
Kristine Chyplyk
William (Bill) Cripps
Jerry Doman
Steven Earle
Dawne Grant
Katie Marocchi
Dan McDonald
John Phillips
Ann Scott
William (Bill) Yoachim
Vice-Chancellor
Patrick Barbosa
Jean Maltesen
Chris Munro
Suzy Nachtsheim
John Phillips
Dr. Graham Pike
Anthem Postnikoff
John Rogerson
Stu Seifert
Dr. Pam Shaw
Tony Sorchy
Dr. Carol Stuart
Vancouve r
I s l a n d U n iv e r s i t y
A d m i n i s t r at i o n
President and Vice-Chancellor:
Dr. Ralph Nilson
Vice-President, Administration:
Patricia Eagar
Vice-President, Academic and
Provost: Dr. David Witty
Executive Director,
Communications and Public
Relations: Toni O’Keeffe
Executive Director, Student
Services: Darrel Mansbridge
Executive Director,
Infrastructure/Ancillary
Services/Facilities Services/
Campus Development:
Ric Kelm
University Secretary/Senior
Policy Advisor: Diny van Beers
Acting Dean, Adult and
Continuing Education:
Darrel Mansbridge
Dean, Arts and Humanities:
Dr. Steve Lane
Dean, Education:
Dr. Harry Janzen
Dean, Health and Human
Services: Dr. Carol Stuart
Dean, International Programs:
Dr. Graham Pike
Dean, Management:
Dr. David Twynam
Dean, Science and Technology:
Dr. Greg Crawford
Dean, Social Sciences:
Dr. Anne Leavitt
Dean, Trades and Applied
Technology: Fred MacDonald
Registrar and Director, Enrolment
Services: Fred Jacklin
Campus Principal, Cowichan:
Maria Lauridsen
Campus Principal, Powell River:
Arlette Raaen
Barbara Thomas
Jean Tonski
Dr. David Twynam
Shawna Wagner
Dr. David Witty
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V ancouve r I s lan d U n ive r s ity : meeting the needs of the communities it serves
Through our four campuses, over 2,000 employees and
thousands of graduates, Vancouver Island University is a major
economic engine operating in the communities of Vancouver
Island and BC’s Sunshine Coast.
The graduates of VIU’s more than 200 degree, diploma and
certificate programs are shaping our world in extraordinary
ways. Our graduates are also providing the region with a talent
pool of highly trained individuals who are ready to take on the
demands of a new economy.
In addition to providing an annual injection of over 120
million dollars into the local economy through operational
spending, VIU is adding value to communities in the areas of
cultural enrichment, economic development, environmental
sustainability, research opportunities and social development.
C u ltu ral E n r i ch m e nt : VIU is adding a rich and diverse layer
of cultural access to the citizens of our communities through
the many cultural events hosted on each of VIU’s four campuses.
From poetry readings to film festivals, Aboriginal feasts, concerts
and other cultural initiatives, VIU is supporting the development
of arts and culture on Vancouver Island and the Sunshine Coast.
In addition to hosting students from more than 60 countries,
VIU is proud to have one of the highest Aboriginal postsecondary participation rates in BC. We value our relationships
with our Aboriginal communities and will continue to engage in
initiatives that strengthen Aboriginal advancement.
which is working towards revitalizing the shellfish farming
industry in coastal and First Nations communities.
E nvi r on m e ntal S u stai nab i lity : VIU is committed to
exploring new ways of teaching and operating that ensures
the protection of our environment and our communities. VIU
has hired a Manager of Environment and Sustainability to
coordinate its environmental sustainability plan and ensure VIU
meets its greenhouse gas reduction targets.
R e s ear ch O pp ortu n iti e s : VIU averages four postgraduate
scholarships for fourth year students per year. Worth
approximately $19,000 each, these scholarships serve as a
financial boost to help students pursuing Master’s degrees. As
well, VIU’s increased focus on undergraduate research is being
recognized by national funding agencies such as the Natural
Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC).
S ocial D eve lopm e nt : Through our programs and projects,
VIU is helping to enhance the quality of life for people living
on Vancouver Island and the Sunshine Coast and engages in
activity that brings educational opportunities to all members of
the community.
At VIU we believe education is a community asset. VIU is
committed to strengthening our economy and positioning our
region for prosperity.
E con om i c D eve lopm e nt : As well as providing local
economies with a skilled pool of workers, VIU invests thousands
of dollars into the local marketplace through operational
spending and the employment of over 2,000 employees. VIU
is also involved in, or leading initiatives aimed at stimulating
economic development, such as the Deep Bay Field Station,
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Congratulations
Grads!
Visit the
Bookstore table
at convocation
for degree frames
and VIU crested
mementos.
BOOKSTORE
Nanaimo Campus
900 Fifth Street
Bldg 305, off 5th Street (entrance 5C)
Tel: 250.740.6200
Mon-Fri 9 am - 4:30 pm
viubookstore.ca
Open doors to opportunity
Help make today’s students tomorrow’s leaders.
Your donations to Vancouver Island University will put leading edge teaching equipment in classrooms, labs and trade
shops; provide awards and bursaries to students; and add to the endowment funds which support learning and
program development. Your gift of $20 or more will be acknowledged with an official tax receipt.
To find out how you can help students follow their dreams, contact the VIU Foundation at 250.740.6212.
viu.ca/foundation
FOUNDATION
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We invite our graduates and guests
to a reception following the Convocation
ceremony.
The reception will be held at the
Vancouver Island Conference Centre,
Newcastle Lobby.
Graduates, stay connected
The Vancouver Island University Alumni Relations Office represents all those who have graduated from the Vocational Training
School in Nanaimo, 1936 – 1971; Malaspina College (all campuses), 1969 – 1989; Malaspina University-College (all campuses), 1989 –
summer 2008; and now VIU, and helps create opportunities for past graduates to reconnect with their old friends and faculty.
• Stay in touch with the Vancouver Island University Alumni Office.
• Share your news and achievements with other alumni, current students and your instructors.
• Re-establish old friendships and start new ones.
• Make connections with other people currently in your field.
• Get on-campus discounts with your alumni privilege card.
• Establish a legacy at Vancouver Island University by volunteering your time to help with programs and events.
Visit our website at viu.ca/alumni and update your profile, or call 250.740.6215.
viu.ca/alumni
ALUMNI RELATIONS
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Ceremony Program - Vancouver Island University

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