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Table of Contents

Chancellor’s Message 1

President’s Message 2

Welcome from Syilx 3

UBC Board of Governors 4

UBC Okanagan Senate 5

UBC Traditions 6

UBC’s Important Historical 8 Moments

Acknowledgements 10

Sustainability Pledge 10

Parting Words to UBC Grads 11

Significant Accomplishments 12& Contributions

Awards 13

All Ceremonies to take place in the

Gymnasium of the Recreation Facility.

A General Reception in the Courtyard

will follow each ceremony.

Friday, June 11 , 2010

8:30 a.m. Arts and Sciences (Irving K. Barber School of Arts and Sciences)

Ph.D., M.Sc., B.Sc.

School of Engineering

M.A.Sc., B.A.Sc.

The Procession and Programme of Ceremony

Graduating Students

11:00 a.m. Arts and Sciences (Irving K. Barber School of Arts and Sciences)

M.A., B.A.


Graduating Students

1:30 p.m. Creative and Critical Studies

M.A., M.F.A., B.A., B.F.A.

Health and Social Development

M.S.N., M.S.W., B.A.H.S., B.S.N., B.S.W.

Honorary Degree Recipient: Samantha Nutt


Graduating Students

4:00 p.m. Education

M.Ed., B.Ed. (Elementary Program), B.Ed. (Secondary Program)

Faculty of Management

B.Mgt.


Graduating Students

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Convocation 2010 | 1

Graduation marks an important stage in every student’s life. It’s a

time to stop and reflect, to look back at what you’ve achieved—the

many courses and programs you’ve taken, the countless tests and

examinations you’ve endured, the triumphs (and sometimes the

disappointments) that you have doubtless experienced in the lecture

room or the lab. It’s a time also to recall the non-academic side of

life at UBC: the friends you’ve made, the pains or pleasures of living

in dorms, the hours spent debating politics or philosophy or football.

Above all, graduation is a time to take stock of what you’ve learned,

and to recognize a simple but significant truth: that during the last four

or five years you have acquired the skills, knowledge, and training that

will enable you to make a strong contribution to our society, whether in

civic, professional, or private life.

New decisions now face you. For graduation also marks the moment of

transition from apprenticeship into practice, from learning into action;

the moment at which you must contemplate your future and choose

your direction. Some new graduates, such as those in professional

schools like medicine or law, have already made their choice; others

have yet to arrive at a firm decision.

Whatever direction you eventually choose, be confident that your

UBC education has developed in you the qualities needed to help you

achieve your goals—the knowledge that is the foundation of your

discipline, the capacity for understanding that comes with critical

thinking, and the open mind that accompanies intellectual curiosity and

imagination. As long as you build on those fundamental qualities, you

will continue to enjoy the kind of success that we celebrate today with

your graduation.

Your degree signifies a great accomplishment, the completion of a

lengthy and demanding academic program. Now you are ready to

move on to the next challenge, whether that lies in further academic

studies or in a particular profession. As a graduate of UBC, you have

acquired skills, insights, and ideals that will serve you well in the future.

You have an understanding of your responsibilities as a citizen of

society. I encourage you to become involved, and to offer your ideas

and solutions with the confidence that they will be heard and respected.

Whatever your choice of career, be prepared to encounter challenges

that call on the expertise and understanding you have developed as a

student at UBC. Society will look to you to help eradicate the injustice

and poverty suffered by so many around the world. It will depend upon

you for solutions to the social, economic, and environmental issues that

afflict us all. Your critical and analytical abilities will also come into play

as you begin to exercise the responsibilities of global citizenship and

move into leadership roles.

I have the utmost confidence that you will succeed, and that wherever

you find yourself you will contribute to UBC’s reputation as a great

university. My warmest good wishes go with you!

Sarah Morgan-Silvester

Chancellor

Message from the Chancellor

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A threshold is a piece of wood or stone placed at the base of a doorway.

Opening a door allows you to enter one place and leave another for

the starting point of a new experience or way of being, removing a

boundary beyond which exists a radically different state of affairs. For

the graduating students of the University of British Columbia, today you

stand at a new door. You may wonder if you are ready to move through

this passage way, and it is my honour to remind you that you are.

If you look behind you—not in distance but in time—you will see

another day like this one in your past: the day you arrived and chose

this university to forge a new key to your future. Today’s ceremony

marks the end of a long and rigorous preparation, and the beginning

of all that you have prepared for: service, contribution, responsibility,

discovery, dreams made real.

You will have myriad opportunities throughout your life, and perhaps

it will seem impossible to make decisions each time choices are

presented to you. At those times, remember that you know you can do

impossible things, because you have done them, and that every one of

those seemingly impossible things presented an opportunity to leave

a wish behind in order to make it a reality: rising at dawn to make your

way to the field for practice; teaching your first class; speaking your

first words in a new language, or your ancestral one; seeing the meeting

place between economics and ecology; finding a lifelong friend in a

packed lecture hall; writing three exams in a day; singing an aria; trading

social time for the study hall again and again. Discovering the world in a

single particle. Discovering parts of yourself you didn’t know were there

until you were called upon to read, to speak, to speak out, to serve… to

change.

And I expect this experience has changed you. I hope so. Whether

you knew it or not when you chose this university, you came here

to change—your self and your future and all its possibilities. So

now you number among the more than 250,000 artists, educators

and entrepreneurs, parliamentarians and opera singers, architects,

scientists, doctors and journalists who call UBC their alma mater.

You have acquired critical tools and professional skills, the ability to

develop and communicate your ideas and an understanding of other

communities and cultures that will enable you to do even more of

what others consider impossible: to seek solutions, to lead the way, to

change the future.

I hope you will look on your time here with pleasure, and that you will

make UBC a part of your future. You will always be welcome here,

and we look forward to hearing about your personal and professional

achievements as you build on the foundation provided by your UBC

degree.

Before you go, I would ask you to remember for a moment the person

you were when you first arrived, and say thank you. You said yes then

to a future you could hardly imagine, and today you have arrived at its

beginning. Let me thank you, too: for your contribution to UBC, and for

all the contributions you will make beyond these doors as a result of

your time here.

To the graduating class of 2010, my thanks, and my warmest

congratulations!

Stephen J. Toope

President and Vice-Chancellor

Message from the Pres ident


Elders, Chiefs, Board of Governors, dignitaries, Okanagan faculty,

staff, family, friends, visitors, students and graduates, on behalf of the

Okanagan Nation Chiefs and our member communities we welcome

you to our beautiful territory and to the UBC Okanagan Campus Spring

Convocation 2010. We are pleased to be provided this opportunity

to extend our congratulations to all the new Okanagan graduates of

UBC. We are honoured to be part of your Convocation. Ceremony

and recognition of achievement, and the meaning inherent in special

events like this one, have always been an integral part of syilx culture,

beliefs and customs. Learning has always been fundamental to the

well-being and survival of our communities, Okanagan people valued

life-long learning. Education and academic excellence are also a part

of syilx culture. The honoring of one’s intellect and knowledge has

always been important. The Okanagan traditions and ceremonies

awarded achievement no matter how big or small. Announcements

were made to the Nation that “this is a day of significance to this

person, (family and/or community) and you are all welcome to share

in this celebration”. The Okanagan shared their land, their teaching,

and their culture with others and now as graduates, you too will have

this opportunity to share your education with the community. Your

educational attainment will serve you well, especially if you use it to

serve your communities! The Okanagan Nation Alliance and UBC

have forged a new path of partnership and inclusion so that we can all

learn to embrace, strengthen and celebrate our diversity. The pursuit

of academic excellence will continue to advance and transform our

societies. Okanagan participation in today’s Convocation ceremony and

within this University bodes well for our future and our communities.

lim limpt

Okanagan Nation Chiefs Executive Council:

Chief Robert Louie Chief Fabian Alexis

Chief Robert Edwards Chief Tim Manuel

Chief Jonathan Kruger Chief Clarence Louie

Chief Charlotte Mitchell

Syilx Welcome

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UBC’s 21-member Board of Governors comprises the chancellor, the president, eleven persons appointed by the lieutenant-governor, three faculty

members elected by faculty, three full-time students elected by students and two people elected by and from the full-time employees of the university

who are not faculty members.

By legislation, the board is responsible for the management, administration and control of the property, revenue, business and affairs of the university

including the appointment of senior officials and faculty on the recommendation of the president. The governors represent diverse backgrounds, which

provide valuable input during board deliberations.

UBC Board of Governors

Ex-Officio:

Chancellor Sarah Morgan-Silvester, B.Com. (Br.Col.)

President Stephen J. Toope, A.B., B.C.L./LL.B., Ph.D.

Elected by Faculty:

Andrew D. Irvine, B.A. (Hon.), M.A., Ph.D.

Nassif Ghoussoub, Lic. Math., Doc. D’etat, F.R.S.C.

H.B. McCullough, B.A. (Hon.), M.T.S., B.Litt., Ph.D.

Appointed by the Lieutenant-Governor in Council:

Brad Bennett (Chair)

Theresa M. Arsenault, B.A., LL.B

Douglas H. Mitchell, Q.C.

Alice Laberge

Barry Lapointe

Janet Pau, Ph.D.

Susan Yurkovich, B.A., M.B.A.

Ross. S. Smith, F.C.A.

Robert Fung, B.A.

Bill Levine, B.A., M.B.A.

Maureen Howe

Elected by Students:

Sean Heisler

Ben Glassco

Azim Wazeer

Elected by and from full-time employees of the

University who are not members of the faculty:

Bonnie Bates Gibbs, M.B.A.

Anne-Marie Fenger, B.A (Br.Col.), M.B.A

* (Br. Col.) indicates a UBC degree


Ex-Officio

The Chancellor: Sarah Morgan-Silvester, B.Com. (Br.Col.)

The President: Stephen J. Toope, A.B., B.C.L./LL.B., Ph.D.

Deputy Vice-Chancellor and Principal: Doug Owram, B.A., M.A., Ph.D., F.R.S.C.

Provost and Vice-Principal: Dr. Alaa Abd-El-Aziz, B.Sc., M.Sc., Ph.D., NSERC Post-doc

Associate Vice-President, Enrolment Services and Registrar: James Ridge, B.A., M.A.,

M.Public Admin.

Associate Vice-President, Learning Services: Gwen Zilm, B.A. (Br.Col.), M.L.S.

Chief Librarian: Melody Burton, B.A., M.L.S.

The Deans

Dean of Applied Science: Tyseer Aboulnasr, B.Eng., M.Sc., Ph.D., P.Eng., FCAE, FEIC, O.Ont.

Acting Dean of Arts and Sciences: Cynthia Mathieson, B.A., M.A., B.A. (Hon.), M.Sc., Ph.D.

Dean of the College of Graduate Studies: Marvin Krank, B.A., Ph.D.

Dean of Creative and Critical Studies: Robert Belton, B.F.A., M.A., Ph.D.

Dean of Education: Robert Campbell, B.A., B.Ed., M.A., Ph.D.

Acting Dean of Health and Social Development: Edward Taylor, M.S.W., Ph.D.

Dean of Management: Dan Muzyka, B.A., M.B.A., D.B.A.

Elected by the Faculties

Applied Science

J. Cheng, B.Eng., M.Sc.Eng., Ph.D.

G. R. Lovegrove, B.A.Sc., M.Eng. (Br.Col.), M.B.A., Ph.D. (Br.Col.), P.Eng.

Arts and Sciences

R. Lalonde, B.Sc., M.Sc., Ph.D.

M. Rheault, B.Sc., M.Sc., Ph.D.

Creative and Critical Studies

N. Cadger, B.A., M.F.A. (Br.Col.)

B. Schulz-Cruz, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. (Br.Col.)

Education

P. Balcaen, B.Sc., M.A., Ph.D.

S. McCoubrey, B.Ed., M.Ed., Ph.D. (Br.Col.)

Health and Social Development

C. P. Robinson, R.N., B.S.N., M.S.N. (Br.Col.), Ph.D.

C. Mitton, B.Sc., M.Sc., Ph.D.

Management

A. Joy, B.A., M.A., M.A. (Br.Col.), M.B.A., Ph.D. (Br.Col.)

G. Pandher, B.Sc. (Br.Col.), M.A., Ph.D.

UBC Okanagan Senate 2009 /2010

Elected by a Joint Meeting of the Faculties

P. Arthur, B.Ed., M.Ed., Ph.D. (Br.Col)

J. Castricano, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. (Br.Col.)

J. Cioe, B.A., M.A., Ph.D.

F. de Scally, B.A., M.Sc., Ph.D.

M. Duran-Cogan, B.A., M.A., Ph.D.

C. Hodge, B.A., M.A., Ph.D.

J. Holzman, B.Sc., Ph.D. P.Eng.

J. Johnson, B.A., M.A., Ph.D.

D. Keyes, B.A., M.A., Ph.D.

H. Najjaran, B.A.Sc., M.A.Sc., Ph.D., P.Eng.

B. Nilson, B.A., M.A., Ph.D.

B. O’Connor, H.B.Sc., M.Sc., Ph.D.

L. Patterson, B.A., M.A.

S. Yannacopoulos, B.Sc., M.Sc., Ph.D., P.Eng.

Representatives of the Student Body

L. Super, Graduate Students

E. Landry, Faculty of Applied Science

S. Joseph, Faculty of Arts and Sciences

D. Vineberg, Faculty of Creative and Critical Studies

P. Emerson, Faculty of Education

M. Laviolette, Faculty of Health and Social

Development

D. Berry, Faculty of Management

Elected by the Students at-large

A. Hu, Faculty of Management

S. Larose, Faculty of Health and Social Development

C. Norman, Faculty of Arts and Sciences

B. Paton, Faculty of Applied Science

C. Wain, Faculty of Management

A. Weiss, Faculty of Arts and Sciences

Elected by Convocation

L. Driscoll, B.A. 1997 (Br.Col.)

R. Mack, B.Sc. 1971, M.D. 1980 (Br.Col.)

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Academic Regalia

The wearing of academic costume is a tradition that has

persisted from the Middle Ages, when the first Universities

were founded. The regalia vary slightly from one University

to another, and within a University, according to the status

of the wearer. At the University of British Columbia, the

undergraduate’s and Master’s gown are black.

The colours for the degrees being granted in 2010 at UBC’s

Okanagan campus are as follows:

B.A. – University blue

B.Ed. – White with University blue cord

B.F.A. – University blue with magenta cord

B.Mgt. – Light grey with a black and gold cord

B.S.N. – Scarlet with University blue and white twisted cord

B.S.W. – Magenta

B.Sc. – Light blue

M.A. – Fully lined University blue

M.A.Sc. – Fully lined scarlet

M.Ed. – Fully lined white with University blue cord

M.F.A. – Fully lined University blue with magenta cord

M.S.N. – Fully lined scarlet with blue and white cord

M.S.W. – Fully lined magenta

M.Sc. – Fully lined light blue

The Bachelor’s hood is edged with the distinctive colour. The Master’s

hood is the same as the Bachelor’s, except that it is lined with the

distinctive colour.

The regalia of the Ph.D. consists of a gown, Cambridge style, of maroon

silk with front-facing panel and sleeves of University blue with gold

piping; a hood, Cambridge pattern, of blue silk outside and gold lining; a

cap, decanal bonnet, of maroon silk with gold cord and tassel.

The hood for the honorary degree LL.D. is of scarlet broadcloth

lined in dark blue velvet; for the D.Sc., it is lined in dark purple

and for the D.Litt., it is lined in cream.

More information on degrees granted in Vancouver can be found at

www.graduation.ubc.ca.

Congregation or Convocation?

People often ask why UBC calls its graduation ceremonies

“Congregation.” There are no records to say why this term was

originally adopted but it has been used by UBC since its first graduation

ceremonies in 1916 and is believed to originate from its use in English

institutions such as Oxford and Cambridge. According to Wikipedia, “a

congregation is an assembly of people for a given purpose; with respect

to a university, it is a formal meeting of senior members of the University.

Examples include the Regent House in the University of Cambridge and

the House of Congregation and the Ancient House of Congregation in the

University of Oxford. Stemming from this tradition, in some universities a

graduation ceremony is known as a congregation, even if the ceremony is

not a meeting of the university’s governing body in the traditional sense.”

For whatever reason, UBC adopted this term for its graduation

ceremonies in 1916 and has used it ever since when inviting faculty,

students and guests to the Annual and more recently the Spring and Fall

graduation ceremonies. UBC is unique amongst Canadian institutions in

that it appears to be the only institution that still uses this term.

The term ‘Convocation’ at UBC is more often used to describe a group

of people – defined by the University Act – including the Chancellor,

President, members of the Senate, all faculty members and all graduates

of the University. The Convocation, through the Chancellor who serves

as its chair, confers degrees, including honorary degrees, and awards

diplomas and certificates of proficiency.

In Fall 2007, UBC Vancouver Senate reconfirmed its preference to

maintain the tradition of using the term ‘Congregation’ for its graduation

ceremonies. In Spring 2008, the UBC Okanagan Senate passed a

motion that “Convocation be adopted as the name for meetings of the

UBC convocation held at UBC Okanagan for the purposes of conferring

degrees, effective June 2008.”

Did you know…?

• UBC’s first Congregation ceremony took place on May 4, 1916 in the

Hotel Vancouver ballroom. There were 41 graduates.

• UBC’s first graduate degrees were conferred in 1919.

• The first Congregation ceremony on the Point Grey campus was held

in 1927.

• The first graduation ceremony was held at UBC ‘s Okanagan campus

on June 9, 2006.

• The first graduate degrees were conferred at UBC’s Okanagan campus

on June 6, 2008.

UBC Tradit ions


The Univers ity Mace

The University Mace is a symbol of the authority of the UBC Chancellor.

It is displayed on ceremonial occasions, most notably during the

Convocation ceremonies but also during the Installation of a President

or Chancellor.

The Mace is carried by the ‘Macebearer’ who leads the Platform Party,

which includes the Chancellor, the President and other dignitaries, onto

the stage for the Convocation ceremonies.

Created by First Nations artist Sheldon Louis of the Okanagan Indian

Band, the University Mace is carved from a single piece of alder wood,

and combines Okanagan Nation traditions with university customs.

The main art work on the Mace features three symbolic spirit icons—a

mother bear with her two cubs, the image of the mountains, and water

— given to UBC Okanagan in 2005 by the Okanagan Nation elders. The

spirit icon gifts were selected by a group of First Nation elders, led by

Andrew McGinnis, an Okanagan Traditional Medicine Keeper from the

Penticton Indian Band, and Victor Antoine, an elder of the Okanagan

Indian Band. Each spirit icon was chosen carefully for its special

significance to the region, reflecting local Okanagan Nation tradition,

culture and knowledge.

The Mace also features a number of university symbols, including the

UBC Okanagan logo, the University coat of arms and the UBC motto

Tuum Est – It’s Yours. In addition, the back of the Mace displays the

word Suknaqinx, which is of the Nsyilxcen language, spoken by the

Okanagan’s original people. Roughly translated, it means “the ones who

stand on the hill and are seen and heard from far away.”

The University Mace, which was carved in the shape of a paddle,

representing the importance of Okanagan Lake to the region’s people, is

also inlayed with silver, applied by First Nations silversmith artist Justin

Terbasket of the Lower Similkameen Indian Band. The Mace was used

for the first time at the 2009 Convocation Ceremonies.

The Chancellor’s Okanagan Chair

In 2007, UBC’s Okanagan campus commissioned the creation of a

new Chancellor’s chair for use in Okanagan Convocation ceremonies.

Handcrafted by master furniture maker Dennis Weidman of Lake

Country, B.C., the chair was fashioned from cherry wood, a species

selected for its significance in the Okanagan’s long history as a fruit-

growing region.

The chair’s front panel features UBC’s motto, Tuum Est, the UBC

Okanagan logo laser engraved in the headrest panel, and UBC’s coat of

arms on each side panel.

O Canada

O Canada! Our home and native land,

True patriot love in all thy sons command.

With glowing hearts we see thee rise,

The true north strong and free!

From far and wide, O Canada,

We stand on guard for thee.

God keep our land glorious and free!

O Canada, we stand on guard for thee,

O Canada, we stand on guard for thee.

Okanagan Song

The Okanagan Song is based on a traditional song style called

sk elmxquin. Sk elmxqin songs belong to the Okanagan/Syilx people

collectively. Songs of this style can be sung by any Okanagan/

Syilx person using their own phrasing and their own emotion while

maintaining the formal rhythm and structure. This song has been called

the “Okanagan Song” or the “Okanagan Nation Anthem” because the

phrasing and meaning were constructed to celebrate pride in being

Okanagan.

Translation of

The Okanagan Song

The Okanagan Song is based on a traditional song style called skəlmxquin. Skəlmxqin songs belong to the Okanagan/Syilx people collectively. Songs of this style can be sung by any Okanagan/Syilx person using their own phrasing and their own emotion while maintaining the formal rhythm and structure. This song has been called the “Okanagan Song” or the “Okanagan Nation Anthem” because the phrasing and meaning was constructed to celebrate pride in being Okanagan.

Translation of suknaquinx skəlmxquinx Note: the word aɬi translates three separate ways in this song. Aɬi kʷu swi wi numtax (given that we are good-looking/vibrant/strong) Aɬi kʷu suknaqinx (due to being Okanagan) Aɬi axaʔ iʔ tmxʷulaʔxʷ (because of this land) Literation/meaning We are beautiful Because we are Okanagan Because our land is beautiful

Herman Edwards, Jeannette Armstrong and Delphine Armstrong-DericksonAugust 22, 2005

Choke cherry moon, ɬuxʷɬuxʷ

Note: the word

The Okanagan Song




Choke cherry moon, ɬuxʷɬuxʷ

translates three separate ways in this song.

The Okanagan Song

The Okanagan Song is based on a traditional song style called skəSkəlmxqin songs belong to the Okanagan/Syilx people collectively. Songs of this style can be sung by any Okanagan/Syilx person using their own phrasing and their own emotion while maintaining the formal rhythm and structure. This song has been called the “Okanagan Song” or the “Okanagan Nation Anthem” because the phrasing and meaning was constructed to celebrate pride in being Okanagan.



Choke cherry moon, ɬuxʷ

(given that we are good-looking/vibrant/strong)

The Okanagan Song





(due to being Okanagan)

The Okanagan Song





(because of this land)

Literation/meaning

We are beautiful

Because we are Okanagan

Because our land is beautiful

Herman Edwards, Jeannette Armstrong and

Delphine Armstrong-Derickson

August 22, 2005

Choke cherry moon,

The Okanagan Song



Herman Edwards, Jeannette Armstrong and Delphine Armstrong-Derickson August 22, 2005

Choke cherry moon, ɬuxʷɬuxʷtan

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1908• Provincial legislature passes a new “University Act”

establishing The University of British Columbia. It

provides for a Chancellor, a Convocation, a President,

and a Board of Governors to manage the university’s

administration, property and business affairs, and a

Senate to administer academic matters.

1910• After a province-wide survey, Point Grey is selected as

the site of UBC’s new campus.

1913• Dr. Frank Fairchild Wesbrook appointed first President

of UBC.

1915• The University of British Columbia opens in

temporary headquarters at the former MUCBC

facilities (nicknamed the “Fairview Shacks” after the

surrounding neighbourhood) adjacent to Vancouver

General Hospital. There are three faculties: Arts and

Science, Applied Science and Agriculture. Student

enrolment in September is 379 and total number of

full- and part-time faculty is 34.

1922• Tired of over-crowded conditions and inadequate

facilities, UBC students launch a campaign known as

“Build the University” to resume construction at the

Point Grey campus. With 56,000 names on a petition

for the government, 1,200 students with floats, bands

and banners march through the streets of downtown

Vancouver to the Point Grey campus. This pilgrimage

became known as the “Great Trek,” as it successfully

convinced the Government of B.C. to resume work on

the Point Grey site. The “Great Trek” represents one of

the greatest efforts of an undergraduate student body

in support of its university and still reflects the spirit

and pride of UBC students.

1925• UBC moves to Point Grey campus.

1940• Students contribute to the construction of Brock Hall,

the university’s first student union building.

1951• Student initiative leads to construction of War

Memorial Gymnasium, as a memorial to the British

Columbians who died serving their country.

1979• UBC awards its 100,000th degree.

1989• UBC launches the “World of Opportunity” fundraising

campaign to pay for new buildings, facilities,

programmes, and scholarships. By the time it ends in

1993, this overwhelmingly successful campaign raises

a total of $262 million.

1993• U.S. President Bill Clinton and Russian President Boris

Yeltsin meet at UBC during the “Vancouver Summit.”

• Dr. Michael Smith receives the Nobel Prize.

UBC’S Important Historical Moments

The following list reflects important historical moments in UBC’s history:

UBC students march through the streets of Vancouver in the “Great Trek” of 1922.


1997• Dr. Martha C. Piper becomes UBC’s new President.

• The Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Leaders’

Meeting brings the heads of the 18 leading economies

around the Pacific Rim to Vancouver.

2000• UBC celebrates 75 years at the Point Grey campus—

which has changed considerably over the years—as

it confers close to 6,000 degrees to graduating UBC

students.

2001• UBC opens its new downtown campus, UBC at Robson

Square.

2004• The Government of B.C. announces the creation of UBC

Okanagan in Kelowna.

• 3 Nobel Peace Prize Laureates – His Holiness the

XIV Dalai Lama, Archbishop Desmond Tutu and Dr.

Shirin Ebadi – are given honorary degrees at a special

ceremony.

2005• The Okanagan Nation Alliance welcomes UBC to the

traditional Okanagan territory during a celebration on the

new Okanagan campus.

• UBC Okanagan officially opens in Kelowna and welcomes

its first students onto campus.

2006• The first Congregation ceremony is held for UBC’s

Okanagan graduates.

• Professor Stephen J. Toope becomes UBC’s new

President.

• Dr. Doug Owram is hired as the Deputy Vice-Chancellor

UBC’s Okanagan campus.

2007• UBC awards its 200,000th degree.

2008• UBC celebrates the centenary of the signing of The

University Act.

• Sarah Morgan-Silvester is elected as the 17th Chancellor

of UBC, only the second woman in the history of the

University to hold this position.

• The first graduate degrees are conferred at UBC’s

Okanagan campus on June 6, 2008.

• Okanagan campus varsity athletics teams become the

UBC Okanagan Heat.

• UBC opens Charles E. Fipke Centre for Innovative

Research on the Okanagan campus

2009• “Class of 2009”students who started at UBC’s Okanagan

campus in its first year, 2005, receive degrees at June 5

Convocation ceremony.

2010 • The Okanagan campus officially opens the University

Centre and J. Peter Meekison Student Centre.

• “Class of 2010” includes the first graduates from the

School of Engineering.

Aerial view of UBC’s campus in 1925 Recent aerial view of Vancouver campus Recent aerial view of UBC Okanagan campus

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AcknowledgementsThe Chancellor, President and Deputy Vice-Chancellor would like to

thank the numerous faculty and staff volunteers who contribute to

the success of the Convocation Ceremonies, as well as the following

departments:

Alumni Relations

Aramark

Athletics and Recreation

Campus Mail

Campus Security & Parking

Ceremonies Office

Convocation Volunteer Leadership Team

Enrolment Services

Facilities Management

Health, Safety & Environment

IT Services

Public Affairs

Shipping & Receiving

Student Recruitment, Admissions and Awards

UBC Bookstore Okanagan

Music Provided by: Okanagan Symphony Wind Ensemble

Dennis Colpitts, conductor

Margaret Burton, flute

Antonia Mahon, flute

Doug Sonju, clarinet

Ruth Johnson, clarinet

Bob Piche, alto saxophone

Sandy Cameron, alto saxophone

Don Baraka, tenor saxophone

Jennifer Grant, horn

Elizabeth Wocks, horn

Rob Hogeveen, trumpet

Tim Watson, trumpet

Wade Dorsey, trombone

Cindy Hogeveen, trombone

Reynold Epp, tuba

Lonnie Burma, percussion

Edmund House, bass & timpani

Sustainabil ity Pledge

Imagine all UBC graduating students making a collective statement of

commitment to improving the sustainability of our communities.

UBC students have joined university and college graduates across North

America in a growing movement to redefine the purpose of education.

Students are committing to use their knowledge wisely to create

positive change in the world.

Through the UBC Sustainability Pledge, you have the opportunity to

commit to working toward a career and lifestyle with a conscience. The

Pledge also links you to resources that will help you incorporate social,

ecological, and economic aspects of sustainability into your professional

and personal life.

The Pledge is more than just a personal commitment. Our collective

voice sends a strong message to the university and the greater

community that UBC students care about sustainability.

Take a graduating step to creating a more sustainable society, sign now

at: www.sustain.ubc.ca/sustainable_u. This program was proposed

and is managed by students, and is supported by the Office of Student

Development and the Campus Sustainability Office.

“I pledge to explore and take into account the social and ecological consequences of my decisions. Furthermore, I pledge to use the knowledge I gain while at UBC to improve the sustainability of the communities in which I live, learn, and work.”


UBC – A Relationship for Life

Welcome, Class of 2010, to your new and honoured place in the UBC

community. Today we celebrate all you have worked for and achieved in

your time as a student; and the promise of your life as an alum.

Many students don’t realize that when you graduate from UBC, you

automatically become an alumna(f) or alumnus(m). You cross the stage

at convocation, the Chancellor admits you into UBC’s alumni body and

your relationship with the University enters a whole new phase. Now

you begin to see the true value of your degree(s). And you won’t have

to go far to find yourself in the company of amazing people—educators,

artists, doctors, nurses, business and community leaders—UBC grads

who will be your role models, mentors, colleagues and friends.

UBC acknowledges the value of all that our students have brought and

continue to bring to our community. You might be surprised at just who

your fellow alumni are, their levels of accomplishment, influence and

contribution. Brought together, we represent a significant and positive

force. Remember our motto Tuum Est – UBC is still yours. This place is as

much about you as it is about buildings and classes. So reach out. Stay in

touch. Ask for help when you need it—and lend a hand when you can.

Worldwide, there are about a quarter million UBC graduates. That’s

a powerful network and one that is totally open to you as you build

your career and your life. We’ll help you connect through the award-

winning Trek magazine, regular email newsletters, our websites and

social networks. You will receive a warm welcome at mentoring, social,

educational and career-building events, whether you stay here in the

Okanagan or go elsewhere. You can get involved with alumni groups as

far away as London and Seoul or as close as Kelowna and Calgary.

The door is always open. It’s only up to you to walk through.

Just remember that to keep you in the loop, we’ll need at least a current

email address. Please send yours to [email protected] or visit

www.ubc.ca/okanagan/alumnirelations for more information.

The Gift of Learning

Learning is a lifelong journey that transcends the classroom or the

lab. For some, the most powerful lessons gleaned from their time at

UBC’s Okanagan campus are about belonging and being a contributing

member of a community. That doesn’t end at graduation.

UBC’s Okanagan vision is to provide students, faculty, and staff with

an intimate learning environment in which innovation, technology, and

community play key roles in the pursuit of knowledge.

The realization of this vision would not be possible without the

generosity of alumni and friends of the University. Donations to UBC’s

Okanagan campus ensure that today’s students and tomorrow’s leaders

have the best education and research opportunities possible, creating a

vibrant and healthy future for us all.

To learn about the many ways you can invest in the next generation of

UBC students, please contact the Development Office at 250 807 8565

or visit our website at www.ubc.ca/okanagan/invest

Every gift matters.

Grad Class 2010 Gift

With a legacy gift symbolic of lifelong ties, the Class of 2010 has placed

a first commemorative stone tablet in the main courtyard walkway.

Year after year, new tablets will be placed as a lasting tribute to each

and every proud alumnus who once worked and played here.

Student Experience & Social Council

Lisa Kouzmina

Sebastian Pfneur

Andrian Gutu

Matt Koovisk

Matt Gillespie

Sydney White

Kelsey Dutot

Will Hadwell

Nina Brendenkamp


Honorary Degree Recip ient

DR. SAMANTHA NUTT

Doctor of Laws, honoris causa

Dr. Samantha Nutt is the founder and executive director of the

humanitarian organization War Child Canada, and a medical doctor

specializing in maternal and child health in zones of armed conflict, family

medicine, public health, refugee health and women’s health.

Over the course of her professional career and through her work with

War Child Canada, Dr. Nutt has spearheaded efforts to provide direct

humanitarian support for the world’s war-affected children.

Her passion for advocacy emerged from her years living and working

in areas of conflict, such as Somalia, Liberia, Burundi and Iraq. Even as

a 24-year-old experiencing a war zone for the first time in Somalia, Dr.

Nutt realized the need for an organization that would advocate and

create change for children, and that could move beyond the normal

concept of charity.

S ignif icant Accomplishments & Contributions

Award For Teaching Excellence and Innovation

Prominent in the professions and the community, honorary degree recipients are recognized for their distinguished achievements in their respective

endeavours and for the contributions their accomplishments make to the life of the University and the betterment of society. These degrees will be

awarded during Spring Convocation.

DR. PATRICIA

LASSERRE

Dr. Patricia Lasserre

teaches computer

programming and

project management.

She has received two

Curricular Innovation

Awards from the

Irving K. Barber School of Arts and Sciences to develop novel ways to

teach computer science through team-based learning in the classroom.

Dr. Lasserre is noted for continuously striving to improve course offerings

through innovative approaches, always with a focus on student learning

and how to best design a challenging and rewarding experience for her

students. In addition, she employs teaching strategies that acknowledge

a wide range of learning styles. She takes teaching beyond the classroom

and is continuously demonstrating how and where the knowledge can be

applied.

DR. MICHAEL WOODWORTH

Noted for connecting his courses with leading-edge research and current

events, Dr. Michael Woodworth teaches courses in forensic psychology

and clinical psychology, in addition to specialized upper-level courses on

topics related to psychology and law, such as psychopathy, deception,

and the nature of evil.

Dr. Woodworth is often referred to as a mentor and is known for his

ongoing support and guidance of students. He actively works with and in

the community to create unique experiences for his undergraduate and

graduate students’ projects, and all of his current students are working

on projects with potential community impact. Dr. Woodworth has also

played an active role in developing courses and contributing to the newly

approved Forensic Specialization program.

By the time she was 28 she had

brought together the partners and

resources necessary to establish War

Child Canada. This organization has

effected change directly, immediately

and without compromise, providing

long-term programming for war-

affected children and their families,

and promoting greater awareness in

Canada concerning the rights of children

everywhere.

Dr. Nutt graduated Summa Cum Laude from McMaster University,

earned a Master of Science degree with distinction from London

University, and holds a Fellowship in Community Medicine from the

Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada. She is on staff at

Sunnybrook and Women’s Health Science Centre and is an assistant

professor at the University of Toronto in the Department of Family and

Community Medicine.


UNIVERSITY of B.C. Medal in Science

(Head of the graduating class in Science,

B.Sc. degree)

Amy Heather Kluftinger

UNIVERSITY of B.C. Medal in Engineering

(Head of the graduating class in Engineering,

B.A.Sc. degree)

Joshua Blaire Schlenker

UNIVERSITY of B.C. Medal in Arts

(Head of the graduating class in Arts, B.A.

degree)

Jennifer Megan Zelmer

UNIVERSITY of B.C. Medal in Fine Arts

(Head of the graduating class in Fine Arts,

B.F.A. degree)

Kaila Renee Burke

UNIVERSITY of B.C. Medal in Nursing

(Head of the graduating class in Nursing,

B.S.N. degree)

Zoe Louise Bird

UNIVERSITY of B.C. Medal in Social Work

(Head of the graduating class in Social Work,

B.S.W degree)

Anne Marie McMillan

UNIVERSITY of B.C. Medal in Education

(Head of the graduating class in Education,

B.Ed. Elementary degree)

Michele Anne Jackson

Governor-General’s Gold Medal

(Highest academic achievement in the

College of Graduate Studies)

Valentin Raphael Koch

Awards - Heads of Graduating Class

Recipients of medals are notified in writing by the Student Financial Assistance and Awards office concerning procedures for receipt of medals.


The Process ion and The Programme of CeremonyFriday, June 11th

8:30 a.m.

The Process ions The Programme

Procession of Graduating Students

MarshalsN A N C Y A D A M S

B.V./T.Ed.

Student Advisor

M I C H E L L E LO W TO N

B.S.W., M.S.W.

Academic Advisor

S U Z A N N E N A Z A R E N O

B.G.S., Operations Manager,

Conferences and

Accommodations

Marshals, Enrolment Services J A M I E B A S R A N

B.B.A., Co-op Coordinator,

Career Services

N AT H A L I E H A G E R

B.A., M.A., Calendar and

Curriculum Coordinator

T E R R A K I R K H A M

Scheduling Coordinator

M I C H E L L E K R U I S W Y K

B.A.

Admissions and Enrolment

Support Manager

Procession of Faculty

MarshalsJ OYC E B O O N

B.Sc. (Hon.), M.Sc. (Br.Col.), Ph.D.

(Br.Col.)

Associate Professor of Biology

R O B E R T YO U N G

B.Sc., M.Sc., Ph.D., Associate

Professor of Earth and

Environmental Sciences

Chancellor’s Procession and Chancellor’s Party

Acting RegistrarF R E D V O G T

B.Sc., Deputy Registrar

Macebearer and MarshalD A N I E L D U R A L L

B.Sc., Ph.D.

Associate Professor, Biology

Alumni GreetersD AV I D H A R D E R , M . D . ’ 5 9

T H O M A S S I D D O N , L L . D . ’ 0 7

Ceremonies and Events Vancouver and Okanagan

DirectorE I L I S C O U R T N E Y

University MarshalN A N C Y H E R M I S TO N

Professor of Music

ManagerA L A N N A V E R N O N

A S S I S TA N T

E R I N P O D M O R O W

Enrolment Services

Graduation CoordinatorA N D R E A B U R K E

O Canada

Okanagan Song

D E L P H I N E D E R I C K S O N

Moment of Reflection

Address

S A R A H M O R G A N - S I LV E S T E R

Chancellor Remarks

S T E P H E N J . TO O P E


D O U G O W R A M

Deputy Vice-Chancellor and

Principal

R A C H A E L L ’ O R S A

Member, Graduating Class

Presentation of the Award for Teaching Excellence and

Innovation to

PAT R I C I A L A S S E R R E

Conferring of Degrees in

Course

T H E C H A N C E L LO R

Closing Remarks

D O U G O W R A M


Principal

Reception Following the Ceremony

Graduation lists as shown in this program were prepared two weeks before Graduation and may therefore not be completely correct; the names of some graduates may be missing.


Friday, June 11th8:30 a.m.

T h e D e g r e e o f D o c T o r o f P h i l o s o P h y

Dean Marvin Krank

College of Graduate Studies

Acting Dean Cynthia Mathieson

Faculty of Arts and Sciences (Irving K. Barber

School of Arts and Sciences)

Reader: Louise Nelson, Associate Dean

Shipman, Patrick Oliver, B.Sc., Winnipeg, MB, Chemistry

T h e D e g r e e o f M a s T e r o f a P P l i e D s c i e n c e

Dean Marvin Krank

College of Graudate Studies

Dean Tyseer Aboulnasr

Faculty of Applied Science

Reader: Spiro Yannacopoulos, Associate Dean and Director

Huang, Nick Kuan-Hsiang, BASC, Richmond, BC,

Electrical Engineering

Jin, Xian, B.Eng. Wuxi, Jiangsu, P.R., China, Electrical

Engineering

Song, Xuegui, Electrical Engineering

Abolhasani, Milad, B.Sc., Iran, Mechanical

Engineering

Farrokhsiar, Morteza, Mechanical Engineering

Zhao, Junfeng, Mechanical Engineering

T h e D e g r e e o f M a s T e r o f s c i e n c e

Dean Marvin Krank



Faculty of Arts And Sciences (Irving K. Barber



Biggs, Laura Ellen, B.Sc., Biology

Dickison, Virginia L, B.Sc., Lake Country, BC, Biology

Hoffman, Morgan Lindsey, B.Sc., Williams Lake, BC,

Biology

Kirk, Stephanie Lynn, Oshawa, ON, Biology

Melaschenko, Natalie Christina, B.Sc. (Hons), Moab,

USA, Biology

Winram, Diana Joyce, B.Sc. (Hons), Chemistry

Jensen, Ernest Victor, B.Sc., Summerland, BC,


McGrath, Elinor Olivia, B.Sc., Environmental Sciences

Whitehouse, Ryan David, B.Sc., Environmental

Sciences

Fazackerley, Scott Ronald, B.Sc., Kelowna, BC,

Interdisciplinary Studies

Koch, Valentin Raphael, B.Sc. (Hons), Kelowna, BC,

Mathematics

Moffat, Sarah Michelle, BSc. (Hons), Sorrento, BC,

Mathematics

T h e D e g r e e o f B a c h e l o r o f a P P l i e D s c i e n c e Dean Tyseer Aboulnasr

Faculty of Applied Science

Reader: Spiro Yannacopoulos, Associate Dean and Director

CIVIL ENGINEERING

Abdelmoniem, Haisam, Khartoum, Sudan, Pharoah

Andersen, Warren Gerald, Westbank, BC

Anderson, Jennifer Lynn, Kelowna, BC

Anderson, Zay, Kelowna, BC

Barber, Anthony Glenn, Surrey, BC

Bowser, Kevin Emerson, Calgary, AB

Casola, Dylan Dale, Port Coquitlam, BC

Cockburn, Gregory Robert Pierce, Vernon, BC

Cresswell, David Michael, Kelowna, BC

Duerr, Konrad, Vernon, BC

Goldfinch, Scott Arthur, Chilliwack, BC

Hobuti, Bram Amir, Kelowna, BC

Holland, Jonathan David Joseph, Kelowna, BC

Kelly, Jessica Lee, Kelowna, BC

Khaira, Jatinder Singh, Abbotsford, BC

Kober, Melissa Anita, Vernon, BC

Lawson, Blake Theodore, Salmon Arm, BC

LeComte, Amber Nadine, Penticton, BC

Martinez, Nestor Alejandro, Abbotsford, BC

Nikiforuk, Ryan William Frederick, Vancouver, BC

Spacey, Kevin Michael, Langley, BC

Twaites, Daniel William, Kelowna, BC

Vali, Stefan Mark Richard, Toronto, ON

Wagner, Jason Arthur, Salmon Arm, BC

Watkin, Linda Jean, Nelson, BC

Wilson, Connor Walter, Penticton, BC

Woodward, Ben William, Kamloops, BC

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

Gu, Jike Jack, Kelowna, BC

Johnston, Erin Emily, Kelowna, BC

Kulifaj, Scott Andrew, Kelowna, BC

McMahon, David Boyd, Kelowna, BC

Murran, Miguel Angel, Kelowna, BC

Peet, Dustin Alexander

Reid, Montana Thomas, Penticton, BC

Schlenker, Joshua Blaire, Kelowna, BC

Schley, Calen James William, Enderby, BC

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

Allard, Paul William Beau, West Vancouver, BC

Benty, Andrew Steven, Golden, BC

Clarke, Jamieson Adam, Victoria, BC

Cummings, Timothy Dane, Dip Tech, Victoria, BC

Friess, Brooks Regan, Kelowna, BC

Ghomeshi, Sasan, Burnaby, BC

Gosling, Andrew Patrick, Salmon Arm, BC

Granger, Eric Bryce, Williams Lake, BC

Haazen, Aaron David, North Saanich, BC

Hallam, Kristi Michelle, Kamloops, BC

Jackle, Philip Thomas, Osoyoos, BC

L’Orsa, Rachael Anne, Smithers, BC

Lambert, Christopher Alfred, Pickardville, AB

Leggett, Ryan Montgomery, Kamloops, BC

McIntyre, Brandon James, Victoria, BC

Morris, Cameron, Roberts Creek, BC

Sader, Danee Rae, Kelowna, BC

St.Germain, Brandon Emmanuel, Kelowna, BC

Valgardson, Jordan David, Kelowna, BC

VanderVelde, Tyler John, Renfrew, ON

T h e D e g r e e o f B a c h e l o r o f s c i e n c e


Faculty of Arts And Sciences (Irving K. Barber



HONOURS BIOCHEMISTRY

Bahniwal, Manpreet Kaur, Oliver, BC

White, Melissa Sydney

MAJOR BIOCHEMISTRY, GENERAL OPTION

Sasges, Matt Ryan, Abbotsford, BC

MAJOR BIOCHEMISTRY, MEDICAL CONCENTRATION

Anand, Mohit, Kelowna, BC

Audet, Andre Simon, Castlegar, BC

Benson, Brendan, Kelowna, BC

Bernhardt, Jesse Daniel, Kelowna, BC

Berry, Evan William, Kelowna, BC

Berryman, Heather Leah, Cowichan Bay, BC

Bitgood, Christabelle Naomi, Kelowna, BC

Chan, Amanda Merrilee, Calgary, AB

Chan, Mona Oi Lang, Kelowna, BC

Desha, Shimelis, Naramata, BC

Fenner, David Matthew, Ladysmith, BC

Johnson, Jennifer Lianne, Abbotsford, BC

Makins, Caitlyn, Kelowna, BC

Manns, Ryan David, Kelowna, BC

Marchant, Sean Jeffrey James, Delta, BC

Meints, Carla Erin, Chilliwack, BC

Miros, François Nicolas


Rock, Patricia Helen, Kelowna, BC

Ross, Dylan James, Shawnigan Lake, BC

Rotzien, Whitney Lynn Angele, Brandon, MB

Stoodley, Amanda Nicole, Castlegar, BC

MAJOR BIOCHEMISTRY, WINE AND PLANT OPTION

Edwards, Jennifer Elaine

O’Brien, Patrick Vaughan

HONOURS BIOLOGY

Dahl, Cassidy Morgyn, St. Albert, AB

MAJOR BIOLOGY

MAJOR CHEMISTRY

Diederich, Allyson Myanna, Kelowna, BC

MAJOR BIOLOGY

MAJOR PSYCHOLOGY

Abougoush, Nadyah Callie-Anne, Kelowna, BC

MAJOR BIOLOGY

Almond, Devin William, Kelowna, BC

Bains, Gurbir Singh, Surrey, BC

Burgess, Leanne Christine, Kelowna, BC

Chauhan, Jaydev Dipak, Kelowna, BC

Clyde, Robert Harry, Kelowna, BC

Eger, Sondra Lee, St.Albert, AB

Hilstob, Kristen Merrilee, Oyama, BC

Iwanowskyj, Katharine Margaret, Vernon, BC

Konrad, Danielle M, Salmon Arm, BC

Konrad, Kelly Joel, Kelowna, BC

Lund, Catherine Ann

Malcolm, Sara Joy, Calgary, AB

Marshall, Carmen Jessie, Kelowna, BC, Saulteau First

Nations

Nicholson, Kirsty-Lee Nicole, Kelowna, BC

Patterson, Braden Leigh, Kelowna, BC

Pringle, Lindsay Torrie, Salmon Arm, BC

Roberts, Sarah Kathleen

Shiosaki, Nicole Kaitlin, Penticton, BC

Siluch, Daniel Paul, Grand Forks, BC

Smith, Kelly Megan, Kelowna, BC

Tameling, Jennifer Janet, Summerland, BC

Trepanier, Benjamin Thomas, Kelowna, BC

Verhelst, Jennifer Lynn, Kelowna, BC

Viggiani, Brianna Patricia Elizabeth, Kelowna, BC

Wakeman, Naomi Marie Monique, Richmond, BC

White, Alyssa Lee, Kelowna, BC

Yamaoka, Julie Marie, Kelowna, BC

MAJOR BIOLOGY

MINOR EARTH & ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES

Cooney, Tyler-Lee James, Kelowna, BC

Gordon, Ingrid Annemarie, Kelowna, BC

MAJOR BIOLOGY

MINOR GEOGRAPHY

Ashley, Ryan Phillip, Kelowna, BC

MAJOR BIOLOGY, CELL & DEVELOPMENT CONCENTRATION

King, Anthony Terrence, Edmonton, AB

HONOURS CHEMISTRY

Sanders, Jordan William, Vernon, BC

Strohm, Elizabeth Anne, Burnaby, BC

Vandel, Mason Sheldon, Kelowna, BC

Yallits, Emily Nicole, Westbank, BC

HONOURS CHEMISTRY

MAJOR ENVIRONMENTAL CHEMISTRY

Kilkus, Karli Anne, Kelowna, BC

MAJOR CHEMISTRY

Brandt, Amanda Bea, Chetwynd, BC

Lai, Chien Hung, Kelowna, BC

Lewis, Janna Dawn, 100 Mile House, BC

MAJOR CHEMISTRY

MINOR BIOLOGY

Mullins, Paige Maureen Elizabeth, Penticton, BC

HONOURS COMPUTER SCIENCE

Appleby, Geoffrey Stephen, Kelowna, BC

McAvoy, Steven Michael, Kelowna, BC

MAJOR COMPUTER SCIENCE

La Hay, David Matthew

Marshall, Robin Jane, Oyama, BC

Sterling, Joshua David, Penticton, BC

HONOURS EARTH & ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES

Gray, Dianne Brenda Christine, Kelowna, BC

Theny, Lucia Maria, West Vancouver, BC

HONOURS EARTH & ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES

MINOR GEOGRAPHY

Henderson, Natalie Rose, Kelowna, BC

MAJOR EARTH & ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES

Clift, Brady Kevin,

Hamblin, Tristan Taylor, Aldergrove, BC

Hartmann, Samuel Adrian, Kelowna, BC

Lawless, Jenna Kathryn, Calgary, AB

Mitchell, Andrew James, Penticton, BC

Rakow, Amanda Jolene

Spencer, Peter Steven, Calgary, AB

Thompson, Christopher, Saskatoon, SK

Wollenweber, Crystal Rae, Kelowna, BC

Wonnacott, Stephen, Pouce Coupe, BC


MINOR BIOLOGY

Lambert, Christine Ellen, Whitehorse, YT


MINOR GEOGRAPHY

Rosset, Sandra, Vernon, BC

Tompkins, Amanda Nicole, Vernon, BC

HONOURS ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY

Lukey, Natasha Ann, Calgary, AB

MAJOR ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY

Braun, Christine Elyse, Kelowna, BC

Dionne, Marie-Pier, Rimouski, QC

Friesen, Alexis Katharine, Penticton, BC

Macewen, Jamie Marie, Saskatoon, SK

Nicholson, Bailey Anne

Pizzey, Jacqueline May

Rissling, Daniel, Kelowna, BC

MAJOR ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY

MINOR INDIGENOUS STUDIES

Kane, Ruby Dora, Salmon Arm, BC

MAJOR ECONOMICS

Li, Yuchen

HONOURS FRESHWATER SCIENCE

Pyett, Nicole Jean, Revelstoke, BC

MAJOR FRESHWATER SCIENCE

Ogloff, Stephen James, Salmon Arm, BC

GENERAL PROGRAM

CONCENTRATION CHEMISTRY AND PHYSICS

Humphries, Brandon Fraser Harvey, Tsawwassen, BC

GENERAL PROGRAM

CONCENTRATION CHEMISTRY, PHYSICS AND EARTH & ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES

Bartel, Aaryn Jamison, Kelowna, BC

GENERAL PROGRAM

CONCENTRATION MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES AND BIOLOGY

Groat, Jacqueline Rae, Kelowna, BC

Prietchuk, Tim Seeveli, Penticton, BC

GENERAL PROGRAM

CONCENTRATION MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES AND PHYSICS

Aikman, Courtney Marie, Sorel-Tracy, QC

Makela, Ryan Andrew, Surrey, BC

HONOURS MATHEMATICS

Nutini, Julie Ann, Rossland, BC

HONOURS MATHEMATICS

MAJOR MATHEMATICS, APPLIED MATHEMATICS CONCENTRATION

Wilson, John Benjamin, Cranbrook, BC

HONOURS MATHEMATICS

MAJOR MATHEMATICS, STATISTICS CONCENTRATION

Manz, Lacey Katelyn, Kelowna, BC

MAJOR MATHEMATICS

Henderson, Kristina Nicole

Kouzmina, Lisa, South Surrey, BC


MAJOR MATHEMATICS, PURE MATHEMATICS CONCENTRATION

Marrs, Shane Gordon, Vernon, BC

MAJOR MATHEMATICS, STATISTICS CONCENTRATION

Saric, Dragica, Vernon, BC

MAJOR MATHEMATICS

MINOR ECONOMICS

Nargang, Nola Kristin, Kelowna, BC

HONOURS MICROBIOLOGY

Cassidy, Jason Paul, B.A. (Hons), Kelowna, BC

Hoffman, Carly Elizabeth, Kelowna, BC

Kluftinger, Amy Heather, Kelowna, BC

MAJOR MICROBIOLOGY

Boyle, Sinead Jennifer, Calgary, AB

Brown, Jessie, Kelowna, BC

Hackney, Alisa Kristine, Whitehorse, YT

Ilyin, Mark Nicholas, Coldstream, BC

Lam, Kevin Chi Leoung, Vancouver, BC

Lange, Jessica Nicole, Kelowna, BC

Nyeste, Bryn Elizabeth, Merritt, BC

Parr-Pearson, Jillaine Erin, Kelowna, BC

Stewart, Natalie Rose, Kelowna, BC

MAJOR MICROBIOLOGY

MINOR PSYCHOLOGY

Retzlaff, Shea Nicole, Summerland, BC

MAJOR MOLECULAR, CELL AND DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY

Clayton, Sean Patrick Dennis, Comox, BC

MAJOR PHYSICS

Kiy, Spencer Ray, Salmon Arm, BC

Westgate, Kelsey Rae

MAJOR PHYSICS

MINOR MATHEMATICS

Goertz, Nicholas Pierre, Penticton, BC

HONOURS PSYCHOLOGY

Patricny, Nicol, Kelowna, BC

MAJOR PSYCHOLOGY

Deleurme, Kalsie Ida, Lumby, BC

Johnson, Darnell Jesse, Westbank, BC

Marton, Monica Anamaria, Kelowna, BC

Nelson, Ashley Kay, Armstrong, BC

MAJOR PSYCHOLOGY, BIOLOGY CONCENTRATION

Hildebrandt, Todd Allyn Lyon, Kitimat, BC

Russell, Kirstin Adele, Vernon, BC



11:00 a.m.




B.V./T.Ed.

Student Advisor


B.S.W., M.S.W.

Student Advisor


B.G.S., Manager,

Conference and Accommodations



Career Services

J E S S I C A B E C K

B.A.(Br. Col.), Scheduling Clerk

D I A N E DY R D A L

Enrolment Services Assistant







B.A.


Support Manager

K E L LY R O S S

B.Com., M.E.S., Manager,

Okanagan Senate

R E G A N T R U S C OT T

B.A., M.A., Communications

Coordinator


MarshalR O B E R T YO U N G

B.Sc., M.Sc., Ph.D., Associate

Professor of Earth and





Macebearer and MarshalD I A N A F R E N C H

B.A., M.A., Ph.D. (Br.Col.)

Associate Professor, Anthropology

Alumni GreetersW I L L I A M D U N S M O R E , M.Ed.’01

M A R G A R E T S A N F O R D , B.A.’94




Professor of Music

ManagerALANNA VERNON

Assistant

E R I N P O D M O R O W

Enrolment Services


O Canada

Okanagan Song


Address


Chancellor

Remarks



D O U G O W R A M


Principal

R Y L I E M O O R E


Presentation of the Award for Teaching Excellence and

Innovation to

M I C H A E L W O O D W O R T H

Conferring of Degrees in Course


Closing Remarks

D O U G O W R A M


Principal




Friday, June 11th11:00 a.m.

T h e D e g r e e o f M a s T e r o f a rT s

Dean Marvin Krank




School of Arts and Scienes)

Reader: Jim Robinson, Associate Dean

Brillinger, Marc A, B. A., B.Ed., Kelowna, BC,


Callaway, Robert John, B.A. (Hons), Interdisciplinary

Studies

Hockman, Laura Mary, B.S.W., Winfield, BC, Gitxsan,


Johnston, Sasha, Interdisciplinary Studies

Lewis, Sheila Elaine, B.A., Kelowna, BC, Skeetchestn

(Shuswap), Interdisciplinary Studies

Marten, Tina Inez Lissa, B.A., Kelowna, BC,


Wallace, Judith Maureen, B.A.(Hons), Kelowna, BC,


Wilson, Freeda Catherine, B.A., Interdisciplinary

Studies

Agar, Ava Dawn, B.A., Cawston, BC, Psychology

T h e D e g r e e o f B a c h e l o r o f a rT s



School of Arts and Scienes)

Reader: Jim Robinson, Associate Dean

MAJOR ANTHROPOLOGY

Amantea, Angela Alaina, Trail, BC

Aulenback, Jennifer Lee, Kelowna, BC

Bowles, Allison Patricia, Fruitvale, BC

Leyland, Brigitte Jayne, Kelowna, BC

Maitland, Sally Marion, Powell River, BC

Sibson, Kristiana Nicole, Kelowna, BC

MAJOR ANTHROPOLOGY


Clarke, Angele Theresa, Castlegar, BC

McGill, Meghan Elizabeth, Kamloops, BC

MAJOR ANTHROPOLOGY

MINOR ENGLISH

Hall, Kelly Ella, Winfield, BC

MAJOR ECONOMICS

Briscoe, Kaj, Crescent Beach,, BC

Crowe, Brett Robert, Vernon, BC

Ferrigno, Marielle, Vernon, BC

Glimm, Mark Steven, Kelowna, BC

Liu, Panpan Cuba, Vancouver, BC

Sweeney, Colin Rae, Kelowna, BC

Ungaro, Jonathan Frank, Kelowna, BC

Woods, Tristan Edward, North Vancouver, BC

Zarei, Alireza, Coquitlam, BC

MAJOR ECONOMICS

MINOR FRENCH

Hobuti, Henry Amir, Kelowna, BC

MAJOR ECONOMICS

MINOR MATHEMATICS AND STATISTCS

Edinger, Johannes, Hinton, AB, Metis Nation of

Alberta

Lomas, Peter Brereton Reginald, Vernon, BC

She, Haiying, Vancouver, BC

MAJOR ECONOMICS

MINOR PHILOSOPHY

Sanguin, Brett Robert, Kelowna, BC

MAJOR ECONOMICS

MINOR PSYCHOLOGY

Chung, Yuk Ling

Li, Xuemei

Lin, Hsiao-Chien, Taipei City, Taiwan

GENERAL PROGRAM

CONCENTRATION ANTHROPOLOGY

Costa, Melissa Anne, Kelowna, BC

Haley, Jennifer Anne, Carleton Place, ON

Strachan, Hayley Sarah, Vancouver, BC

GENERAL PROGRAM

CONCENTRATION ENGLISH

Heal, Danielle Janice, Vernon, BC

Hernandez, Uriel Mauricio

GENERAL PROGRAM

CONCENTRATION GEOGRAPHY

Grice, Clayton John, Lumby, BC

GENERAL PROGRAM

CONCENTRATION HISTORY

Hollenbach, Emily, Vernon, BC

Humphries, Robert James, North Vancouver, BC

Speier, Kurt Till, Kelowna, BC

GENERAL PROGRAM

CONCENTRATION LITERATURE

Vancaillie, Naomi Cecile, Vernon, BC

GENERAL PROGRAM

CONCENTRATION POLITICAL SCIENCE

Ganapathi, Nathaniel Solomon Ichiro, Vancouver, BC

GENERAL PROGRAM

CONCENTRATION PSYCHOLOGY

Dick, Katharine Marie, Coldstream, BC

Gregory, Christina Maria, Castlegar, BC

Henault, Lindsey Christen-Lee, Kelowna, BC

Sachedina, Alykhan, Port Moody, BC

Woodman, Kathryn Lynn, Kelowna, BC

Youngson, Carly Jane, Kelowna, BC

GENERAL PROGRAM

CONCENTRATION SOCIOLOGY

Goraya, Ajmair Kaur, Kelowna, BC

Goutier, Michole Chandra, Kelowna, BC

Henderson, Sean Lessley, Winnipeg, MB

Jacyna, Natalie Grace, Penticton, BC

Perry, Amanda Skye, Kelowna, BC

MAJOR GEOGRAPHY

Borgia-Ellis, Deyne Marie, Westbank, BC

Degenhardt, Sarah Nicole

Kristensen, Stephanie Lee Molgaard, Kelowna, BC

Mak, John Yiu Ching, Vancouver, BC

Mayo, Bronwyn Mary Charleson, West Vancouver, BC

Nicholls, Julie Nicole, Kelowna, BC

Roheim, Sean Abraham, Toronto, ON

Rumak, Tanya, Hudson Bay, SK

Shannon, Ryan Patrick

Webber, Peter Maxwell, Whitehorse, YT

MAJOR GEOGRAPHY

MINOR ART HISTORY

Orr, Stacey Rose, Kelowna, BC

MAJOR GEOGRAPHY

MINOR COMPUTER SCIENCE

Pharis, Sheppe, Kelowna, BC

MAJOR GEOGRAPHY


Yarrow, Carla May, Courtenay, BC

MAJOR GEOGRAPHY

MINOR ENGLISH

Stephanishin, Kristine Janelle, Vernon, BC

MAJOR GEOGRAPHY

MINOR FRENCH

Bytelaar, Lauren Victoria, Kelowna, BC

MAJOR GEOGRAPHY

MINOR HISTORY

Brennan, Samantha Sarah, Brackendale, BC

Leckie, Aaron C., Vernon, BC

Zawisza, Erin Holly, Kelowna, BC

MAJOR GEOGRAPHY

MINOR PSYCHOLOGY

Ning, Ashley Nicole, Penticton, BC

MAJOR GEOGRAPHY

MINOR SOCIOLOGY

Buck, Catherine Jean, Nelson, BC

Olsen, Connie Desiree, Langley, BC

Webb, Michael Geoffrey, Kelowna, BC


HISTORY HONOURS PROGRAM

Foster, Jenna Kimberley, Courtenay, BC

HISTORY HONOURS PROGRAM

MINOR POLITICAL SCIENCE

Saini, Raminder Kaur, Westbank, BC

MAJOR HISTORY

MAJOR POLITICAL SCIENCE

Ballard Fabrega, Richard Alphonse, Panama City,

Panama

MAJOR HISTORY

Carbonneau, Lindsay Noel, Winfield, BC

Dingwall, Brianne Lisa, Summerland, BC

Easthope, Colin Taylor, Williams Lake, BC

Gadmer, Jan Andre, Coldstream, BC

Gallicano, John Louis, Revelstoke, BC

Lynch, Eamon Alexander

Steele, Shawna Rae, ON

Street, Raymond Allan

Unti, Erin, Trail, BC

MAJOR HISTORY

MINOR ENGLISH

Cannings, Russell Carl, Naramata, BC

Conzatti, Megan, Winfield, BC

Gebhart, Ashley Jane Elizabeth, Salmon Arm, BC

Grover, Christel Elizabeth, Okanagan Centre, BC

Koovisk, Matthew August Frederick, Kelowna, BC

Locking, Nicole, Kelowna, BC

Mckellar, Andrew James, Kelowna, BC

Pakkar, Harmeet Kaur, Kelowna, BC

White, Chantelle Marie

Williams, Ashlee Lynn, Kelowna, BC

MAJOR HISTORY

MINOR GEOGRAPHY

Jusunovic, Mirza, Kelowna, BC

Swan, Jamie Electa, Vernon, BC

MAJOR HISTORY

MINOR IN MEDIEVAL AND RENAISSANCE STUDIES

Vellenoweth, Daniel Robert, Kelowna, BC

MAJOR HISTORY


Heriot, Courteney, Grand Forks, BC

MAJOR HISTORY

MINOR SPANISH

Lee, Kelsey Marie, Oliver, BC

Portmann, Saundra, Kelowna, BC

MAJOR INDIGENOUS STUDIES, COMMUNITY RESEARCH PROJECT

Reader: Linda Hatt, Associate Dean

Smith-Tso, Vanessa Charlene, Vernon, BC

MAJOR INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

Anderson, Brittny Dawn, Nelson, BC

Black, Christina Leanne, Winfield, BC

Danek, Christopher Allen, Marquette, Michigan, USA

Gadzinowski, Jesse George Franklin

Klassen, Megan Lee, Vernon, BC

Moore, Sasha, Stellenbosch, South Africa

Nelson, Sterling Jenna Annie, Winfield, BC

Quigley, Megan Danielle

Reimer, Hannah Catherine Susan, Black Creek, BC

Talbott, Emma Marie, Kelowna, BC

Tissot, Stephanie Marie Chantal, Bogotá, Colombia

MAJOR INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

MINOR SPANISH

Choy, Sheena Camille, Vancouver, BC

MAJOR PHILOSOPHY

Andres, Jacob Marcelin, Armstrong, BC

England, Christopher Paul, Kelowna, BC

Higgins, James Allen, Gibsons, BC

Khajavi, Saba, Kelowna, BC

Langland, Kerry Thomas, Peachland, BC

MAJOR PHILOSOPHY

MINOR ENGLISH

Beavers, Stephanie Nicole, Kelowna, BC

MAJOR PHILOSOPHY


McPhee, Mark Alexander, Fort Langley, BC

MAJOR PHILOSOPHY, POLITICAL SCIENCE AND ECONOMICS

MAJOR PSYCHOLOGY

Fenn, Michael Thomas, South Delta, BC

MAJOR PHILOSOPHY, POLITICAL SCIENCE AND ECONOMICS

Coles, Michael, Calgary, AB

Karpa, Levi David, Cedar Rapids, USA

Loewen, Aaron Michael, Summerland, BC

Saddique, Osama, Lahore, Pakistan

Starchuk, Laura Jean, Kelowna, BC


Arita, Shoho

Boatman, Melissa Jane, Salmon Arm, BC

Dyson, Katherine M, Kelowna, BC

Fox, Robert James, Coquitlam, BC

Fraser, Michael David, Victoria, BC

Gaigg, Kyle Anthony, Kelowna, BC

Glaser, Natalie Anne, Winfield, BC

Lucas, David Matthew, Kelowna, BC

Sheath, Jason William, Kelowna, BC


MINOR ENGLISH

Ford, Bennett Dale, Kelowna, BC

Lundgaard, Nathan Andrew, Kelowna, BC

Mather, Colin Michael, Armstrong, BC

Pendlebury, Shayleigh Nicole, Oliver, BC


MINOR FRENCH

Korour, Stephanie, North Vancouver, BC


MINOR HISTORY

Loyd, Gareth David, Kelowna, BC

O’Halloran, Shannon Germaine, Fort McMurray, AB

Reichert, Philipp Nathanael, Kelowna, BC

Starkell, Jose Leslie

Viveash, Alex James


MINOR PHILOSOPHY

Whiting, Jonathan Mark, Kelowna, BC

HONOURS PSYCHOLOGY

Kivari, Carson Alexander, Naramata, BC

Mathesius, Jeffrey Robert, Delta, BC

Moore, William Rylie, Kelonwa, BC

Shlomi, Hilla, Kelowna, BC

Warkentin, Darcy Leigh, Kelowna, BC

HONOURS PSYCHOLOGY

MINOR PHILOSOPHY

Manning, John Phillip, Vernon, BC

MAJOR PSYCHOLOGY

MAJOR ENGLISH

Bailey, Leah Kathleen, Richmond, BC

MAJOR PSYCHOLOGY

Abramyk, Shelby Graham, Kelowna, BC

Boe, Stacey, Vernon, BC

Brazier, Joel Mackenzie, Vernon, BC

Brooks, Lauren Victoria, Kelowna, BC

Caldwell, Alexandra Louise, Surrey, BC

Chapman, Nelson William Richard, Kelowna, BC

Crowell-Hanston, Kate Siri, Penticton, BC

Dixon, Gillian Emily, Edmonton, AB

Draht, Roberta Christine, Vernon, BC

Duggan, Sharra Grace, Kelowna, BC

Durrant, Andrew John, Kelowna, BC

Edwards, Chelsea Lois Degroot, Kelowna, BC

Ellis, Nicole Elizabeth, Kelowna, BC

Elsasser, Jamie, Kelowna, BC

Foster, Julie Christine, Courtenay, BC

Hashemian, Farinaz, West Vancouver, BC

Hawkins, Jennifer Nicole, Kelowna, BC

Helfrich, Meghan Julia, Kelowna, BC

Holec, Victoria, Schlangenbad, Germany

Hoskyn, Tassani Danielle, Penticton, BC

Jones, Christina Diane, Kelowna, BC

Kang, Hyun Koo Michael, Singapore

Kello, Derek Louis, Penticton, BC

Konkin, Sara Alyce, Penticton, BC

Kossowski, Zofia Michele Hatt, Kelowna, BC

Krystie, Heather Mary Lydia

Lait, Thomas Michael, Kelowna, BC

Lavidas, Christiana Irene, Whitehorse, YT

Mamut, Sam Ciprian, Kelowna, BC


Mckeown, Arielle Diane, Vancouver, BC

Mclean, Meredith Catherine, Whistler, BC

Mendez, Kelli-Ann, Singapore

Metzger, Tealya Michelle, Penticton, BC

Muskens, Chelsea, Kelowna, BC

Nash, Allison Hough, Furry Creek, BC

Nicholson, Mamie Amanda, Kelowna, BC

Piche, Katelyn Renee, Fort Collins, Colorado, USA

Reese, Kathryn Sarah, Kelowna, BC

Sidhu, Noori, Edmonton, AB

Small, Deborah Anneliza, Westbank, BC

Thorlakson, Marianne Buur, Vernon, BC

Wilkinson, Michael James, Penticton, BC

MAJOR PSYCHOLOGY

MINOR ANTHROPOLOGY

Lipsett, Alexandra Anastasia

MAJOR PSYCHOLOGY

MINOR ENGLISH

Bowers, Brittany Ann, White Rock, BC

Dyck, Candice Anne Elizabeth, Kelowna, BC

Meyer, Brittany Megan, Vernon, BC

Petryshyn, Halyna

Pfnuer, Sebastian, Oyama, BC

MAJOR PSYCHOLOGY

MINOR GEOGRAPHY

Postnikoff, Ashley Dawn, Kelowna, BC

Zelmer, Jennifer Megan, Kelowna, BC

MAJOR PSYCHOLOGY

MINOR HISTORY

Provencal, Amanda Jane, Prince George, BC

Reay, Kristy Elizabeth, Surrey, BC

MAJOR PSYCHOLOGY

MINOR SOCIOLOGY

Yeung, Aaron Honglok, West Vancouver

MAJOR SOCIOLOGY

MAJOR SPANISH

MINOR ENGLISH

Tromsness, Rebecca Joy, Kelowna, BC

MAJOR SOCIOLOGY

Barnard, Shannon Leigh, Kelowna, BC

Brown, Heather Catherine, Kelowna, BC

Chowkin, Miranda Hildegard, Kelowna, BC

Como, Derek Michael, Trail, BC

Kober, LaVonne, Vernon, BC

Langlois, Holly Marie, Kelowna, BC

Lee, Jared Michael, Oliver, BC

Pagliocchini, Kayla Bryanne, Kelowna, BC

Seida, Kimberly Annette, Kelowna, BC

MAJOR SOCIOLOGY

MINOR GEOGRAPHY

Triggs, Erica Anne, Kamloops, BC

MAJOR SOCIOLOGY

MINOR HISTORY

Ma, Ying, Vancouver, BC

MAJOR SOCIOLOGY

MINOR PSYCHOLOGY

Diprose, Sacha Megan, Vernon, BC

Jassi, Priya, Vernon, BC



1:30 p.m.




B.V./T.Ed.

Student Advisor


B.S.W., M.S.W.

Student Advisor


B.G.S., Manager,

Conference and Accommodations



Career Services


B.A.(Br. Col.), Scheduling Clerk









B.A.


Support Manager

K E L LY R O S S


Okanagan Senate

R E G A N T R U S C OT T

B.A., M.A., Communications

Coordinator


MarshalsF E R N H E L FA N D

B.A. (Hon.), M.F.A.

Associate Professor, Visual Arts

G R E G W E T T E R S T R A N D

B.Ed., B.F.A., M.Ed., Ph.D.

Associate Professor of Education




Macebearer and MarshalL A L LY G R A U E R

B.A., M.A. (Br.Col.), Ph.D.

Associate Professor, English

Alumni GreetersM Y R T L E M I L L E R , B.Ed.’87

S A N D R A M I M I C , B.A.’00




Professor of Music

ManagerA L A N N A V E R N O N

AssistantE R I N P O D M O R O W

Enrolment Services


THE PROGRAMME

O Canada

Okanagan Song


Address


Chancellor

Conferring of an Honorary DegreeBy the Chancellor

The Degree Doctor of Laws

S A M A N T H A N U T T

Remarks


President & Vice-Chancellor

D O U G O W R A M


Principal

J U S T I N M I TC H E L L




Closing Remarks

D O U G O W R A M


Principal




Friday, June 11th1:30 p.m.

T h e D e g r e e o f M a s T e r o f a rT s

Dean Marvin Krank

College of Graudate Studies

Dean Robert Belton

Faculty Creative and Critical Studies

Reader: Kenneth Phillips, Associate Dean

Eikenaar, Jannik Haruo, B.A., English

Naito, Lindsay Danielle, B.A., English

Newton, Sheryl Rosalynn, Kelowna, BC, Saddle Lake

Cree Nation, English

Verma, Virginia Leanne, B.A., Salmon Arm, BC, English

T h e D e g r e e o f M a s T e r o f f i n e a rT s

Dean Marvin Krank


Dean Robert Belton

Faculty of Creative And Critical Studies


Covin, Carin L, Vernon, BC, Interdisciplinary Studies

Diehl, Lindsay Ann, B.A., Vancouver, BC,


Garnett, Heidi Brunhilde, B.Ed., M.Ed., Kelowna, BC,


Macfarlane, Leigh, Kelowna, BC, Interdisciplinary

Studies

T h e D e g r e e o f M a s T e r o f s c i e n c e i n n u r s i n g

Dean Marvin Krank


Acting Dean, Edward Taylor

Faculty of Health And Social Development

Reader: Carole Robinson, Acting Associate Dean

Bongnea, John Bosco Kakuuna, Kelowna, BC

Kjorven, Mary Colleen, B.S.N., Peachland BC

Recsky, Chantelle Elaine, Fort Nelson, BC

T h e D e g r e e o f M a s T e r o f s o c i a l W o r k

Dean Marvin Krank


Acting Dean Edward Taylor

Faculty of Health and Social Development

Reader: Rachelle Hole, Assistant Professor

Acton, Tally Marie, B.S.W., Vernon, BC

Casper, Lorrinda Jean, B.S.W., Lillooet, BC, St’at’imc

Nation

Crux, Sharon Elizabeth, B.S.W., Kelowna, BC

Fulton, Amy Elizabeth, Bachelor o, B.S.W., Kelowna, BC

Gagnon, Shauna, B.S.W., Kelowna, BC

Hendricks, Ryan James, B.S.W., Kelowna, BC

Horvath, Michelle Julie Ann, B.A., B.S.W., Saskatoon, SK

Hruschak, Valerie Jean, B.S.W., Vernon, BC

Jenner, Christine, B.S.W., Kelowna, BC

Pennington, Shelley Barbara, B.S.W., West Kelowna, BC

Poschwatta, Gordon P

Price Draper, Shelley Anne, B.S.W., Kelowna, BC

Rigby, Nadine Roanne, B.S.W., Kelowna, BC

Rutko, Ebony Ann, B.S.W., Kelowna, BC

Sargent, Sheryl Louise, B.S.W., Kelowna, BC

Stewart, Shannon Gale, B.S.W., Penticton, BC

Webb, Ian Ray, B.S.W., Kelowna, BC

Welsh, Debbie Darlene, B.S.W., Kelowna, BC

T h e D e g r e e o f B a c h e l o r o f a rT s

Dean Robert Belton

Faculty of Creative and Critical Studies


MAJOR IN CREATIVE WRITING

McDougall, Shane Andrew, Vernon, BC

Tureski, Lorna Grace, Armstrong, BC


MINOR ANTHROPOLOGY

Brisseau, Jennifer Joan


MINOR ENGLISH

McNamar, Alison Louise, Kelowna, BC

HONOURS ENGLISH

Dickeson, Maxwell Andrew, Summerland, BC

Wheelhouse, Kelsey Ann, Vernon, BC

HONOURS ENGLISH


Ingram, Natalie Anne, Vernon, BC

HONOURS ENGLISH

MAJOR PSYCHOLOGY

Jackson, Jessica Dawn, West Kelowna, BC

HONOURS ENGLISH

MINOR HISTORY

Benade, Richard Darren, Salmon Arm, BC

HONOURS ENGLISH

MINOR PSYCHOLOGY

Tracy, Daniel Stevens, Kelowna, BC

MAJOR ENGLISH

Brown, Steve Tyler, Kelowna, BC

Chahal, Gagandeep Kaur, Kelowna, BC

Couch, Robin Xel-Ha, Oliver, BC

Gaskell, Jenna Louise, Westbank, BC

Hume, Meaghan June Dorie, Delta, BC

Pitura, Daniel James, Vernon, BC

Schulz, Genevieve Dolores, Kelowna, BC

Spare, Danielle Kay, Kelowna, BC

MAJOR ENGLISH

MINOR ANTHROPOLOGY

Chavda, Dawn Kirti, Kelowna, BC

Fletcher, Kristy Anne, Kelowna, BC

MAJOR ENGLISH

MINOR HISTORY

Broderick, Demi Desiree, Salmon Arm, BC

Clancy, Alison Elizabeth, Kelowna, BC

Filipenko, Kathy, Vernon, BC

Gray, Spencer, Kaleden, BC

Grootendorst, Brian James, Maple Ridge, BC

Kelm, Sarika Lynn Maquirang, Westbank, BC

Kent, Brianna Grace, Kelowna, BC

MAJOR ENGLISH

MINOR PSYCHOLOGY

Friesen, Tarla-Rae Jenele, Kelowna, BC

Kuly, Jennifer Ashley, Vernon, BC

Stanek, Laura Katherine, Lumby, BC

Trachuk, Lisa Marie, Vernon, BC

Willson, Kendall Ryan

MAJOR FRENCH

Butner, Kelsi Anne, Kamloops, BC

Currie, Jasmine Lynn, Kelowna, BC

Hayward, Irene Lynne, Kelowna, BC

Hobart, Gilbert Wiebe, Delta, BC

Mcdonald, Damon Louis, Kelowna, BC

Syal, Sunita Devi, Dawson Creek, BC


MAJOR FRENCH

MINOR ENGLISH

Ghattas, Gabrielle Leila Jacqueline, Vernon, BC

Sackman, Deidra Lynn, Kelowna, BC

Voykin, Lindsay Nicole, Kelowna, BC

MAJOR FRENCH

MINOR GENDER AND WOMEN STUDIES

Carrier, Lise Helene, Kelowna, BC

MAJOR FRENCH

MINOR HISTORY

Tolman, Stephanie Marie, Castlegar, BC

MAJOR FRENCH

MINOR PSYCHOLOGY

Quigley, Alyssa Anne, Westbank, BC

MAJOR FRENCH AND SPANISH

Ball, Sarah Jane, West Kelowna, BC

Perkin, Suzanne Emma, Calgary, AB

Wirtz, Carolin, Coldstream, BC

MAJOR SPANISH

Belliveau, Laura Anne, Kelowna, BC

MAJOR SPANISH


Nelson, Tanya Michelle, Kamloops, BC

T h e D e g r e e o f B a c h e l o r o f f i n e a rT s

Dean Robert Belton

Faculty of Creative And Critical Studies


Barr, Jessica Lynn, Kelowna, BC

Bernard, Megan Rose, Kelowna, BC

Burke, Kaila Renee, Trail, BC

Clayton, Kathleen Margaret, Vernon, BC

Corrie, Christopher Douglas, Kelowna, BC

Danforth, Teryn Rae, Armstrong, BC

Davis, Kassandra Bianca, Kelowna, BC

Griffin, Hannah Elisabeth, Kelowna, BC

Harris, Taya Dorothy, North Vancouver, BC

Lewke, Sarah Christine, Kelowna, BC

Lingnau, Alexandra Marie, Calgary, AB

Manning, Woon Hing, Kelowna, BC

Morin, Barbara, Kelowna, BC

Mortensen, Stacey Marie, Peachland, BC

Mueller, Joshua Nicola, Kelowna, BC

O’Neil, Courtenay Kelly, Kelowna, BC

Pfeffer, Trevor Curt, Sauble Beach, ON

Pham, Khang An

Pratch, Chad Derek, Kelowna, BC, Okanagan Metis

Association

Rieger, Jacqueline Brianna, Kelowna, BC

Smith, Jessica Katelyn Janelle, Kelowna, BC

Smith, Samuel, Vernon, BC

Strzelec, Melissa Breanne, Kelowna, BC

Tashibu, Maki

Treadgold, Heather-Anne Fenwick, Kelowna, BC

Turri, Amanda Summer, Kelowna, BC

Walker, Kimberly Nadine, Penticton, BC

Wong, Cheuk Fai, Kowloon, Hong Kong

T h e D e g r e e o f B a c h e l o r o f a rT s i n h e a lT h s T u D i e s




HEALTH POLICY AND EVALUATION

MINOR IN SOCIOLOGY

Mackinnon, Kayla Dawn, Kelowna, BC

HEALTH AND SUSTAINABILITY

Ho, Hsin-Chiao, Surrey, BC

T h e D e g r e e o f B a c h e l o r o f s c i e n c e i n n u r s i n g




Ambler, Sheldon Jeffrey, Ardrossan, AB

Arnt, Nicole Marie, Kelowna, BC

Axelson, Brianne Marie, Kelowna, BC

Barrault, Shay, Grand Forks, BC

Bedford, Cherie Nicole, Kelowna, BC

Beech, Sarah, Revelstoke, BC

Beech, Tracey Loren, Sicamous, BC

Bertrand, Stephanie Helen, Summerland, BC

Beswick, Frances Mary, Toronto, ON

Bird, Zoe Louise, Kelowna, BC

Bloomfield, Ivy Kristina, Cowichan Valley, BC

Bowker, Hayley Anne, Kelowna, BC

Brar, Pamela Kaur, Kelowna, BC

Braun, Luisa, Kelowna, BC

Bremner, Tarah Meghan, Vernon, BC

Brown, Jaclyn Rae, Kelowna, BC

Carriere, Liane Marguerite, Port Coquitlam, BC

Chartrand, Erin Adaire, Vernon, BC

Childs, Chelsey Rene, Vernon, BC

Chow, Yui Yi Winnie, Coquitlam, BC

Corbett, Brianne Marie Patricia, Westbank, BC

Cornelius, Christel Elizabeth, Kelowna, BC

Courtice-Haddow, Lindsay Sharon, Penticton, BC

Cruz-Verde, Lisa Lenea, Kelowna, BC

Cumming, Simone Michelle, Lake Country, BC

Cutting, Bernadette A., Winfield, BC

Davis, Katrina Katharine, Revelstoke, BC

Dykstra, Emily Irena, Sanbornton , USA

Ellis, Gillian Elizabeth, Delta, BC

Erickson, Rachel Dianne, Kelowna, BC

Erickson, Shawna Tiffanie, Squamish, BC

Finley, Erica Rae, Kelowna, BC

Forsyth, Kimberly Jane, West Kelowna, BC

Fuentebella, Flora Liza Callo, Vancouver, BC

Fuentes, Leanna Marie, Delta, BC

Giesbrecht, Lindsey, Comox Valley, BC

Gingerich, Emily Jane

Hait, Kimberley Leanne, Delta, BC

Haner, Jo-Anna Lyn, Vernon, BC

Hapke, Therese Lynn, Oliver, BC

Harmer, Jessalyn Louise, Kelowna, BC

Heinen, Lauren Elizabeth, Surrey, BC

Heit, Ashley Marie, Prince George, BC

Heit, Brittany Elizabeth, Prince George, BC

Hills, Shannon Rochelle, Kelowna, BC

Hughes, Madison Rae, Vernon, BC

Iceton, Katie Lynn, Armstrong, BC

Johnston, Erin Margaret, Surrey, BC

Johnston, Rhiannon, Vernon, BC

Johnstone, Amy Lynne, Vernon, BC

Kardan Sani, Ali Reza, Kelowna, BC

Klebe, Andrea

Krupa, Joyanne Helen

Latulippe, Marisa Suzanne Elizabeth, Penticton, BC

Lazic, Chelsey Louise, Kelowna, BC

Leduke, Kirsten Charysse, Kelowna, BC

Lee, Jenine, Burnaby, BC

Leeder, Yvette Desiree Dawn, Surrey, BC

Lefebvre, Karmelle Amanda Dawn, West Kelowna, BC

Li, Kathy Xi, Quesnel, BC

Macdonald, Jessica Jean, B.S.C., Armstrong, BC

Macmillan, Lindsay Anne, Langley, BC

Manning, Brittaney Anne, Surrey, BC

McEachern, Alison, B.A., Kelowna, BC

McGill, Shandy-Ann Adele, Kelowna, BC

Mcvicar, Caitlin Moira, Kelowna, BC

Miller, Tara, Kelowna, BC

Miller, Vanessa Marie, Kelowna, BC

Mitchell, Justin John, Bay Tree, AB

Mitchell, Mary Louise Futer, Powell River, BC

Monforton, Kelly-Anne Nadine, Courtenay, BC

Morris, Caitlin Ashley, Port Moody, BC

Musial, Jaimee Ashley, Langley , BC

Neil, Andrea Priscilla, Kelowna, BC

Neufeld, Kelsey Danielle, Kelowna, BC

Nordmark, Rena Marlene, Calgary, AB

Ozarko, Erin Kathleen, B.Sc., Victoria, BC

Pastulovic, Carol Lynn, Summerland, BC

Pastulovic, Heather Kristen, Peachland, BC

Patapoff, Megan Dorothy, Surrey, BC

Peddle, Sherise Milena Jean, Port Alberni, BC

Pierlot, Suzanne Josephine, Kelowna, BC

Ray, Elizabeth Laura, Edmonton, AB

Redl, Lindsay Dawn, Kelowna, BC

Reschke, Monique Collette, Coldstream, BC

Riggs, Stormee Dawn, Westbank, BC

Rilkoff, Sarah Violet, Castlegar, BC

Schulmeister, Jillian Dorothy, Richmond, BC

Sidhu, Jasprit, Oliver, BC

Sierhuis, Catherine Kristen Maria, Kelowna, BC

Sjoquist, Angela Marie, Grand Forks, BC


Soleski, Lisa Corinne, Calgary, AB

Soltys, Brianne Samara Lorraine, Kelowna, BC

Sutherland, Tracey Lynne, Sorrento, BC

Tanierla, Louise Joy, Sorrento, BC

Tennant, Andrea Christine, Vernon, BC

Tettolowski, Diana, Vernon, BC

Tremblay, Rae Dawn

Urquhart, Kimberly Margaret, Calgary, AB

Vandriel, Christina Penny, Surrey, BC

Wannop, Elizabeth Ashworth, Kelowna, BC

Wasylkiw, Lana Fawn, Trail, BC

Woodbeck, Jamie Ann, Oliver, BC

Zomar, Amanda Lynn, Abbotsford, BC

T h e D e g r e e o f B a c h e l o r o f s o c i a l W o r k



Reader: Rachelle Hole, Assistant Professor

AGING CONCENTRATION

Lavoie, Heather,

Lummin, Selene Eleanor, Penticton, BC

Patterson, Jeffrey Lewis, Sydney, NS

Reink, Jenny Marianne, Kelowna, BC

Sofonoff, Lila June, Kelowna, BC

Stack, Laura Jean, B.A., Kelowna, BC

Wells, Susan Sara Mary, Vernon, BC, Metis

CONCENTRATION CHILD WELFARE

Beauregard, Jessica Jennifer, Abbotsford, BC

Brink, Kristi Nicole, Abbotsford, BC

de Montezuma, Tamina Marquita, Kelowna, BC, Metis

Doherty, Daniel Joseph, Waterford, NB

Honey, Laura, Shawnigan Lake, BC

Hunter, Jeanette

Kavanagh, Kathleen Rose, Kelowna, BC

McMillan, Anne Marie, Kelowna, BC

Ryall, Nicole Danielle, Vernon, BC

Tether, Justin James, Westbank, BC

Vanderheide, Sarah Lynn, Vernon, BC

GENERAL PROGRAM

Bates, Daniel Warde, Kelowna, BC

Bors, Amanda Tanisha, Kelowna, BC

Brennan, Kelly Christine Alexandra, B.A.,

New Glasgow, NS

Day, Kathleen Mae, Kelowna, BC

Despins, Carrie Senome Ruth

Giesbrecht, Lisa Leanne, Kelowna, BC

Jonson, Vanessa Annette

Juttner, Christie, Kelowna, BC

Khamisa, Soraiya Nazir, Seattle, USA

Lewall, Katharine Margaret, Christina Lake, BC

Mahjabin, Sumaiya, West Vancouver, BC

Michaud, Margaret Anne, Lumby, BC

Mizushima, Yoshi, B.A., Fujimino, Saitama, Japan

Montgomery, Sheena Lynn, Summerland, BC

Nystrom, Sarah Michelle, Vernon, BC

Pearce, Carmen Lynae, Peachland, BC

Rich, Megan Nancy, B.A., Summerland, BC

Schooley, Keira Marlaine Macdonald, Kelowna, BC

Sookraj, Julianna Dawn, Kelowna, BC

Teixeira, Pamela, Mississauga, ON

Tooley, Steven Justin, B.A., Kelowna, BC



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B.V./T.Ed.

Student Advisor


B.S.W., M.S.W.

Student Advisor

L I N D S AY P E R U N I A K

B.A.

Administrative Assistant

P E G G Y WA L K E R

Conference Sales & Services

Manager



Career Services


B.A.(Br. Col.)

Scheduling Clerk









B.A.


Support Manager

K E L LY R O S S


Okanagan Senate

D E A N N A S I M M O N S

Recruitment Coordinator


MarshalsG R E G W E T T E R S T R A N D

B.Ed., B.F.A., M.Ed., Ph.D.

Associate Professor of Education

R O B E R T W H I T E L E Y

B.Ed., M.Ed., Ph.D.

Assistant Professor of Education




Macebearer and MarshalB R I A N B E M M E L S

B.A., Ph.D.

Senior Associate Dean

Alumni GreetersC AT H E R I N E C O M B E N , BA’67

A R N O L D S M I T H , B.PE.’62,

M.Ed.’82




Professor of Music

ManagerALANNA VERNON

AssistantE R I N P O D M O R O W

Enrolment Services


THE PROGRAMME

O Canada

Okanagan Song

D E L P H I N E D E R I C K S O N


Address


Chancellor

Remarks



D O U G O W R A M


Principal

S H A N D R E A T E S O R I E R E



THE CHANCELLOR

Closing Remarks

D O U G O W R A M


Principal




Friday, June 11th4:00 p.m.

T h e D e g r e e o f M a s T e r o f e D u c aT i o n

Dean Marvin Krank


Dean Robert Campbell

Faculty of Education

Reader: Sharon McCoubrey, Associate Dean

Defehr, Maria Cornelia, B.E.D.E., D.E.D.U., Kaleden, BC

Dumontet, Veronica E.

Kirsch, Brenda Lee, Kelowna, BC

Lovering, David John, B.E.D.S., Kelowna, BC

Marquez, Irene J, B.Ed. (Hons), Vancouver, BC,

Northcott, Jane, B.Ed., Prince Rupert, BC

Ovelson, Chris B., Kelowna, BC

Richard, George Joseph, Salmon Arm, BC

Sharko, Candace Liane, B.Sc., Kelowna, BC

Silver, Elijah, B.E.D.S., Armstrong, BC

Vos, Gerrit Stanford

Wetherow, Dante A., Kelowna, BC

T h e D e g r e e o f B a c h e l o r o f e D u c aT i o n

Dean Robert Campbell

Faculty of Education

Reader: Sharon McCoubrey, Associate Dean

ELEMENTARY TEACHER EDUCATION

Armstrong, Lindsay, B.A., Quesnel, BC

Banerd, Amy Susan, Penticton, BC

Belleau, Chelsea Michelle, Kelowna, BC

Calado, Andrew Louis, Vernon, BC

Campbell, Cynthia Lee, Brandon, MB

Campbell, Leslie Lorraine, Kelowna, BC

Carter-Squire, Melanie Rae, Kelowna, BC

Clancy, Alison Elizabeth, Kelowna, BC

Doobay Turner, Danielle Anita, Kelowna, BC

Dugo, Stanislava Dominika, Pentiction, BC

Duteil, Sean, Kelowna, BC

French, Stephanie Michelle, Kelowna, BC

Gabana, Danielle Elizabeth, B.A., Fruitvale, BC

Goodwin, Shalyn Marie, B.A., Armstrong, BC

Goshulak, Rachel Dannita, B.A., Kelowna, BC

Gunn, Tausha Amber, Kelowna, BC

Hackman, Jodi Helena, Kelowna, BC

Hauer, Krysta D., Vernon, BC

Henderson, Deborah Leigh, Vernon, BC

Hoy, Shannon Lee, B.Sc., Grindrod, BC

Jackson, Michele Anne, Kelowna, BC

Jones, Blaine Tyson, B.Sc., Vernon, BC

Khoudikova, Anna Michailovna, Kelowna, BC

Kidd, Rachelle Marie, B.A., Penticton, BC

Kirby, Tyler Craig, Salmon Arm, BC

Klockenbrink, Andrea Marie, B.A., Kelowna, BC

Kobryn, Erica Jane, Kelowna, BC

Larsen, Maggie Marie, Kelowna, BC

Martin, Suzanne Victorine, Penticton, BC

Maxwell, Sheri Katherine, Victoria, BC

McIntosh, Scott Robert, Penticton, BC

Mearns, Nadine Dianne, B.A., Kelowna, BC, Klahoose

First Nation

Mortell-LeBlanc, Kristi Deanna, Revelstoke, BC

Mullen, Allison Jean, Kelowna, BC

Nicholls, Ashley Madaleine, Kelowna, BC

Nuyten, Christine Rachelle, Summerland, BC

O’Neil, Renee Allysen, B.A., Kelowna, BC

Pattison, Kelly, Vernon, BC

Perry, Lindsey Nicole, Vernon, BC

Pinske, Kimberly Krystle, B.A., Oliver, BC

Rand, Meagan Alana Dawne, Summerland, BC

Richardson, Shannon Marie, Armstrong, BC

Rogers, Kailey Anne, B.F.A., Penticton, BC

Sault, Meghan Leah, Kelowna, BC

Simmons, Jackie Deanna, Kelowna, BC

Smith, Blaze William Hinchli, Kelowna, BC

Smith, Karalee Brianne, Vernon, BC

Stewart, Pamela Jane, Vernon, BC

Tamang, Claire Elizabeth, Summerland, BC

Taylor, Theresa Katherine, B.A., Kelowna, BC

Tesoriere, Shandrea Tabatha, B.A., Kelowna, BC

Tisch, Lauren Marie, B.A., Kelowna, BC

Unruh, Melissa Jennifer, Kelowna, BC

Walker, Megan Ann, Port Alberni, BC

Wiliamson, Lauren Mary, Kelowna, BC

Workman, Breanne Ashley, B.A., Trail, BC

SECONDARY TEACHER EDUCATION

FRENCH EDUCATION SPECIALTY

Anderson, Lindsay Rose, B.A., Kelowna, BC

Crockett, Lisa Marie, B.A., Kelowna

Portmann, Michelle, B.A.

Postnikoff, Melisa Nicole, B.A., Kelowna, BC

Renaud, Cailey Jordan, Calgary, AB

HUMANITIES, SOCIALS-ENGLISH EDUCATION SPECIALTY

Acheson, Sheri Lee, B.A., Kamloops, BC

Criss, Katherine Colleen, B.A., Armstrong, BC

Graves, Kyle Frederick Graham, Chilliwak, BC

MacLeod, Sarah Ellis, B.A., Kelowna, BC

Millan, Natasha Kristen, B.A., Nelson, BC

Milliron, Megan E., Chilliwack, BC

Moore, Karen Lisa, B.A., Kelowna, BC

Newman, Jennifer Lynne, B.A., Westbank, BC

Williams, Kyla Daun, B.A.

MATH-SCIENCE EDUCATION SPECIALTY

Beglaw, Shannon Doneen, B.Sc., Keremeos, BC

Grassmick, Jeana Marie Vivian, B.A., Kelowna, BC

Grewal, Lovepreet Lovely, B.Sc., Kelowna, BC

Harvey, Ryan Matthew, B.Sc, Coldstream, BC

Hogaboam, Melissa Marie, B.Sc., Kelowna, BC

Husar, Stephen, Calgary, AB

Kallweit, Stacy Marie

Kazemian, Hossein

Lockwood, Karla Rae, B.Sc., Winfield, BC

McElroy, Kristy Lee, B.Sc., Kelowna, BC

Nordin, Amanda Kathleen, Kamloops, BC

Stubbert, Rachel Ann, B.Sc.

Trenholm, Amanda Marie, B.Sc., Tappen, BC

MIDDLE SCHOOL EDUCATION SPECIALTY

Bal, Davinder Kaur, Kelowna, BC

Bell-Orr, Jenny Lorraine, Calgary, AB

Black, Jaclyn Crystal, B.A., Kelowna, BC

Cornish, Kaitlyn Haley Jessica, B.A., Penticton, BC

Derksen, Daniel Frank, B.A., Waldheim, SK

Dixon, Frances Nicole, B.A., Westbank, BC

Hyde, Dannielle Rozella, B.A., Penticton, BC

Keay, Jodi Lynn, B.A., Westbank, BC

Lamoureux, Rochelle Morgan, B.A., Kelowna, BC

Materi, Bryanne Carole, B.A., Creston, BC

Mujkic, Safeta, B.A., Kelowna, BC

Palmer, Jason Thomas, B.A., Armstrong, BC

Papineau, Brian Richard Hugh, B.A., Peachland, BC

Parkinson, Jason Andrew, B.A., Lavington, BC

Peller, Elisha, B.A.

Post, Tyler Hendrik, B.A., Sicamous, BC

Rudy, Allison Shirley, B.F.A., Kelowna, BC

Trevor-Smith, Tannis Shannon, B.A., Kelowna, BC

TRADES AND TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION SPECIALTY

Blohm, Allen, Kamloops, BC

Gooding, Jeremy, Peachland, BC

Stubbert, Troy Clark, Kaladen, BC

Thorpe, Timothy Lawrence, Vernon, BC

Treber, Ryan, Revelstoke, BC


T h e D e g r e e o f B a c h e l o r o f M a n a g e M e n T

Dean Daniel Muzyka

Faculty of Management

Reader: Annamma Joy, Associate Professor

Adam, Jason William, Terrace, BC

Akbar, Zulfikar Ali, Edmonton, AB

Armstrong, Drew Nicholas, Salmon Arm, BC

Balakrishnan, Aron, Edmonton, AB

Barrowman, Mia, Fernie, BC

Baulkham, Dustyn Timothy, Cranbrook, BC

Benes, Andrija, Kelowna, BC

Berget, Robert Ryan, Winfield, BC

Bignold, Michael James, Canmore, AB

Boback, Brianne Michelle, Kelowna, BC

Boyle, Mekenna Alyson, Delta, BC

Brown, Courtney, Vancouver, BC

Brown, Justin Russell Dawson, Gibsons, BC

Carscadden, Bradley Robert, Nelson, BC

Cartwright, John Kelso, Vancouver, BC

Chau, Jenny Tei-Yu, Richmond, BC

Chavarie, Robert John, Penticton, BC

Chen, Hao, Vancouver, BC

Chen, Szu Han, Richmond, BC

Cheung, Wai Kit Ricky, Vancouver, BC

Chondro, Vincentius Alvin, Vancouver, BC

Christie, Chandel Elaine, Vernon, BC

Cinkant, Jacob Robert, Kelowna, BC

Collins, Alexander George, Vancouver, BC

Coret, Chris Scott, Surrey, BC

Damberger, Joseph William, Qualicum Beach, BC

Delesalle, Jennifer Elizabeth Claudette

Deschner, Abigail Eleanor Rose, Kelowna, BC

Draht, Daniel Willem, Vernon, BC

Dreger, Steven Dean, Kelowna, BC

Du, Le, Kelowna, BC

Feng, Xiaofeng, Vancouver, BC

Fisette, David Geoffrey

Franz, Ryan Adam, Kelowna, BC

Gagnon, Jerome, Quebec, QC

Gallagher, James Scott, Cochrane, AB

Ge, HuaiYan, Beijing, China

Ghattas, Nader Joe, Vernon, BC

Gill, Sukhraj Singh, Prince Rupert, BC

Gillespie, Matthew James

Graham, Jaimie Ann, Calgary, AB

Gustavson, Matthew Einar, Victoria, BC

Hansen, Anne Celine, Kristiansand, Norway

Harding, Thomas Anthony, Guelph, ON

Hardman, Carol Diane, Quesnel, BC

Haxton, Ryan James, Winfield , BC

Healy, Sean Patrick, Delta, BC

Heggs, Ashley Georgia, Penticton, BC

Hood, Kaitlyn Elyse, Calgary, AB

Hood, Landon James, Summerland, BC

Hopkins, Carolyn Jane, Sechelt, BC

Hsu, Wen Li, Vancouver, BC

Ingram, Fenton, Penticton, BC

Ip, Hiu Yi (Shirley), Kelowna, BC

Irving, Lindsay Marie, Delta, BC

Jhangri, Sukhdip Singh, Degoh, India

Ji, Qianyu, Vancouver, BC

Joe, Amy Jadene, Merritt, BC

Johnson, Stephen Michael, Kelowna, BC

Joze-Khajavi, Hamidreza, Kelowna, BC

Kang, Michelle Heeje, Calgary, AB

Kaufmann, Claudia Dana, Kimberley, BC

Kim, Ga-Yon

Koon, Kelvin Man Chun, Richmond, BC

Kruger, Ashley Anne, West Kelowna, BC

Kubica, Jari Kelly, Calgary, AB

Kungvankij, Nat, Bangkok, Thailand

LaValley, Vanessa M., Calgary, AB

Lang, Steven Alexander, Kelowna, BC

Lee, Jooyeon, North Vancouver, BC

Leung, Chung Hong, Hong Kong

Liew, Tony Ja Hou, Vancouver, BC

Marolla, Catherine Elizabeth

Marty, Hugues, M.A., Paris, France

Maryka, Meagan Christine, Calgary, AB

Mccosh, Monica Lorie

McTaggart, Lisa Dawn, Sherwood Park, AB

Min, Kyung Jun, Seoul, Korea, South

Molenaar, Alyssa Jennifer, Kelowna, BC

Moloo, Imran, Edmonton, AB

Moran, Jamie Alexander, Vernon, BC

Mullins, Jason Kyle, Calgary, AB

Namigai, Naoy

Neilson, Christine Elizabeth, Vernon, BC

Newhouse, Breanna Pauline, Invermere, BC

Oakley, Melissa Anne, Lake Country, BC

Odermatt, Shauna Nicole, Kelowna, BC

Peacock, Brendan Campbell, Calgary, AB

Peacock, Graham Colin Raymond, Kelowna, BC

Polexe, Ioana Mara, Whitehorse, YT

Priddey, Ryan Joseph, Calgary, AB

Qamar, Sadia, Karachi, Pakistan

Qin, Rui, Kelowna, BC

Redeker, Chad Blake, St. Albert, AB

Reimer, Donald Brandon

Reinke, Charlene, Calgary, AB

Sailer, Devon Rory, Lethbridge, AB

Sakamoto, Shinichi, Osaka, Japan

Sander, Riley James, Westbank, BC

Say Franco, Rodolfo Ivan, Richmond, BC

Schmidt, Craig Travis

Sin, Wing Sum Samantha, Hong Kong

Smith, Leona Marie, Nelson, BC

Tan, Manxia, Kelowna, BC

Ucak, Zeynep Sena, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Vig, Tania Kiran, Richmond, BC

Virdi, Anjali, Abbotsford, BC

Wakeman, Alissa Maarit, Victoria, BC

Wan, Siu Hei Robert, Vancouver, BC

Wang, Shun David, Kelowna, BC

Wang, Yue, Daqing, China

Wang, Zhi, Kelowna, BC

Warnaar, Randolph Adrian, Kelowna, BC

Weger, Kaity, Kamloops, BC

Wei, Qian, Qing Dao, China

Whalley, Kent Marshall, Delta, BC

Wilcox, Kyle Brandon, Terrace, BC

Wilms, Matthew, B.A., Winnipeg, MB

Winterlik, Carrera Tyne, Lake Country, BC

Wu, Shaojie, Kelowna, BC

Wu, Wen-Chien Dennis, Kelowna, BC

Yu, Jiujiang, QingDao, China

Yue, Shuai, China

Zhang, Bei

Zhang, Da, Burnaby, BC

Zhu, Juanyi, Kelowna, BC

BACHELOR OF MANAGEMENT

MINOR ECONOMICS

Zaleski, Jonathan Robert Charles, Kelowna, BC

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