The University of Winnipeg Foundation is a not-for-profit charitable foundation, dedicatedto fundraising in support of the vision and mission of The University of Winnipegand its Collegiate.

The Foundation celebrated its 8th anniversary on April 1, 2011, concludinganother year of strong success in raising private funds to enhanceexcellence and accessibility in education.

In addition to fundraising, The University of Winnipeg Foundationmanages a $38.5 million Endowment Fund that providessupport to scholarships, bursaries, projectsand programs, helping to ensure dynamicpossibilities for The University of Winnipegand Collegiate and their studentsfor generations to come.

The University of Winnipeg FoundationFinancial Statements 2010 - 2011 are availablefrom The University of Winnipeg Foundation.

For more information and to learn more aboutA World of Opportunity Capital Campaign, visit:www.uwinnipegfoundation.ca

Contributors:Teresa Murray,Director of Communications

Tanya Misseghers,Donor Stewardship Officer

Todd Pennell,Donor Stewardship Officer

Faith Strecker-Nemish,Major Gifts Officer

Patti Tweed,Collegiate Development Officer

Louise Humeniuk,Gift Planning Officer

Terry Samborski,Write it Right

Andi Sharma,Development Assistant

Brant Batters,Communications Assistant

Sarah Bezan,Donor Stewardship Assistant

Darren Nodrick,UW Student

Contents

Greetings 2

Campaign Report 5

A World of Opportunity Campaign 6

Endowment Fund Report 8

Student Awards 9

Campus Community 11

Richardson College for the Environment and Science Complex 16

Community Learning 18

Faculty of Business 19

Doors and Windows Campaign 20

Canwest Centre for Theatre and Film 21

H. Sanford Riley Centre for Canadian History 22

2010 Duff Roblin Gala Diner 23

Collegiate Campaign 24

Legacy Circle 25

Board of Directors 28

Transformational campaigns begin with a vision, a view of the future thatwill excite and engage potential donors and the community at large. Thevision of ‘A World of Opportunity’ Campaign was inspired by leaders withinThe University and its Foundation, who have delivered a successful Campaignand new energy.

Last year, we reported to you the Foundation had surpassed the $70 milliongoal for ‘A World of Opportunity’ Campaign. As we begin planning the finalstages of the Campaign this year, we are also planning the way forward,with a clear vision of how the Capital Campaign has and will continue totransform The University of Winnipeg and its campus.

The role of the leaders, staff and volunteers within this vision has been tobuild strong relationships and demonstrate corporate and personal integrityand accountability. The Foundation remains cautious and prudent, knowingthe potential exists for another global economic meltdown. Toxic debts andbankrupt countries continue to influence markets. Through challengingtimes, the Foundation has proven resilient, able to set a high bar and exerciseconsiderable flexibility in responding to the University’s evolving needs.

‘The A World of Opportunity’ Campaign has achieved unprecedented results:support of students through scholarships and bursaries, investment inacademic programs, construction of buildings and development ofinfrastructure for advanced research and teaching facilities, and ability toraise the profile of The University of Winnipeg.

These accomplishments are part of the incredible legacy of the Campaign,whose success is attracting new donors every day. As we come into thefinal stretch of the Campaign, we are asking and encouraging all of ourdonors to make a further gift. Thank you for your consideration of our request;and most importantly, thank you for all of your wonderfulpast support, we are truly grateful.

Thank You!

GreetingsSusan A. ThompsonCollegiate '67, UWinnipeg '71Foundation President and CEO

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The University of Winnipeg’s ‘A World of Opportunity’ Capital Campaign is nearing completion.The generous support of our many donors has allowed our University to continue to grow in amanner that benefits not only our students, but also our community as a whole. Through excitingnew developments like the establishment of new first-class facilities, development of newacademic programs and a strengthened student award base, the success of the Campaign isopening doors to academic excellence that will nurture the growth of our institution and ourstudents for years to come.

With the support of our donors, including our alumni, faculty, staff, administrators, all threelevels of government, campus suppliers and corporate friends, The University of Winnipeg hasovercome many of the economic challenges it faced due to the market downturn. It has beenthis commitment to our institution that has allowed us to reach outstanding goals in continuingour extensive campus development plans. I’d like to highlight a few of these exceptional developments.

August 2011 will see the launch of our new Master’s in Development Practice which will connectstudents to an international network of 22 universities. This graduate level program will provideonline global classrooms that will train aspiring development practitioners to understand andmanage global sustainable challenges across health sciences, natural sciences, social sciencesand management disciplines. MDP graduates will be versed in a holistic process with the skillsto work with anyone, anywhere in the world.

The construction of the new Richardson College for the Environment and Science Complex willcreate opportunities for study and research in fields of growing importance. This state of the artbuilding, opening on June 27th, will give our scholars access to modern facilities equipped todeal with contemporary studies in a variety of scientific domains and will allow our University toremain on the cutting edge.

The University of Winnipeg believes in giving back to the community. Our Community Learningmodel offers inner-city summer eco-camps and mentoring programs that provide access toUWcomputer labs and other resources. We also share our newly renovated fitness facility withnearby office workers and residents. Free public lectures and Skywalk Concerts, conferences,workshops and computer access have now become part of the fabric of campus life at our University.

An integral part of our Community Learning model is the Opportunity Fund, an initiative createdby The University of Winnipeg to invest in the dreams of our local youth. This innovative fund,unique among Canadian Universities, will ensure that everyone, regardless of background andsocio-economic status has access to higher education and personal development.

I would like to thank you, our committed donors, for your generous support towards the developmentof these projects. Your financial contributions to the ‘A World of Opportunity’ Capital Campaignhave helped us fulfill our vision of excellence. It is encouraging to see your ongoing dedicationto creating a brighter future on both a local and global scale.

GreetingsDr. Lloyd Axworthy, PC, OC, OMPresident and Vice-ChancellorUnited College BA ‘61, LLD ‘86

The University of Winnipeg’s ‘A World ofOpportunity’ Capital Campaign has seenunprecedented success to date. The commitmentfrom our donors, the dedication of our volunteersand hard work of both Foundation and Universitystaff has laid the groundwork for a legacy that willbenefit the University and the Collegiate for yearsto come.

We have seen extraordinary growth in ourEndowment Fund, development of new andimproved academic programs and witnessed theexpansion of our downtown campus through muchneeded capital improvements. In addition to thebenefits experienced by UW students, faculty andstaff, the campaign is also resulting in significantimprovements to the vitality of our downtown.These advancements serve as a valuableinvestment in the future of our community onboth a local and global scale.

The University of Winnipeg Foundation is fortunateto have a long list of committed donors that havemade our success possible. Your generosity hasenabled us to work towards our vision of makingThe University of Winnipeg and its Collegiatefirst-class institutions in learning and education.

It is remarkable that through an immense teameffort we have been able to overcome thechallenges presented to us by the stock marketvolatility, over the past two years. You, our valueddonors and friends, play an integral part in creatinga brighter future for The University of Winnipegcampus community.

As we near the final stages of the ‘A World ofOpportunity’ Capital Campaign, I would like topersonally thank all of you who have contributedand been involved in our extraordinary efforts andwelcome you to join in celebrating the tremendoussuccess of this Campaign.

Save the date!September 16th, 2011

GreetingsDr. H. Sanford Riley, CM, LLD ‘09Foundation Board Chair

Join us in celebrating the successfulconclusion to our historic ‘A World ofOpportunity’ Capital Campaign!

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THANK YOU DONORS!

CampaignReportR.M. (Bob) KozminskiBA, Class of ‘67Campaign Chair

Individual Donors+List includes gifts over $100• Deceased

Mr. Kerniel Aasland '95Mr. Austin AbasMrs. Barbara AbramsMr. Roy AgnewVicky and Charles AhowMr. Gerald Alexander '50Mr. Murray AlexanderDr. Emma Alexander-MudaliarMs Joyce Allen '05Mr. Rob AltemeyerMs Peggy AltoMrs. Lydia AmmeterMrs. Shelley Ammeter Heinz '84Mr. Ian AndersonMr. Stewart AndersonGorden Andrus and Adele KoryMrs. Margaret Anglin '50Bob and Joy AntenbringMr. Russell Anthony '65Sheldon and Aundrea AppelleMr. Douglas Armstrong '68W.D. ArmstrongDr. Roxanne ArnalMs Alix ArnettMr. James Arnett, QCBertha ArnoldMr. H Anthony ArrellGail Asper and Michael PatersonLeonard AsperJim and Sharon AugustMr. Harinder AujlaDr. Don AveryDr. Lloyd Axworthy PC, OC, OM '61Mrs. Mary AxworthyDr. Thomas Axworthy OC '68Mr. Jeff Babb '78Jodene BaccusMs Marilyn BadkeDave and Carol BaileyMr. James C. Baillie, QCDalbir BainsDr. Vaughan Baird. CM QCMr. Donald BaizleyMr. Mike BakerN. Baker '82Bill and Irka BalanMr. Darryl BalaskoMs Joan (Black) Baragar '55Mr. Rick BarilDr. Frederick BarthMr. Laurie Barth and Ms Edna BarthMrs. Karen BateMr. Jerry Batik '62Ms Brenda BatzelMr. Magnus BayneMr. Guy BeauregardMr. David Beckett '82Mr. Douglas BedfordMs Jean BedfordMr. John BeishlagMr. Mike BelangerMs Rhoda BellamyMr. Roger BellingMr. Roger BeltonDr. Michael Benarroch '82Mr. Robert BendMr. Brian Bendor-Samuel

The University of Winnipeg’s ‘A World of Opportunity’ Capital Campaignis nearing a close. When the campaign was launched in November of2007, our goal was to raise $70 million and through the immense supportand generosity of University of Winnipeg alumni and friends, we arefortunate to be celebrating being ‘over the top’; raising over $77.5 million,to date, and far exceeding our original goal.

I am elated to tell you that as a result of our tremendous success, weare on our way to a very ambitious new stretch goal.

Our 2010/2011 Annual Report to Donors outlines the initiatives that havebeen made possible by this historic campaign and the philanthropy ofour valued donors.

Such investments have led to major improvements that are having a significant positive impact on TheUniversity of Winnipeg and its Collegiate, our students and faculty, and the downtown area surroundingour campus.

These acts of generosity have given new life to our institution and will aid in creating a brighter future forall. Education is the source of opportunity and your contributions serve as a gift that will allow us to continuemoving forward in putting The University of Winnipeg on the leading edge of learning.

The University of Winnipeg Foundation is grateful to all who have contributed in our efforts to place ourinstitution among the leaders in higher education. With only months remaining in our campaign, we wishto thank those who have given generously and welcome all who wish to join in our pursuit of excellence.

Help us over the top!

Donate now at www.uwinnipegfoundation.ca

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The University of WinnipegOPENING DOORS TO

‘A World of Opportunity’On November 27, 2007 The University of Winnipeg and its Collegiatepublicly launched the institutions’ largest-ever campaign. Achievementsat March 31, 2011 reached over $77 million, helping us surpass our original$70 million goal and propel us forward on our way to a remarkable newstretch goal.

Vision HighlightsThe Richardson College for the Environment

The Richardson College for the Environment and Science Complex is acatalyst for cutting-edge innovation, research and development, incubationand commercialization at The University of Winnipeg. Since its inauguralground-breaking ceremony in 2008, the project has made huge strides, themost exciting of which is the inclusion of the Digital Learning Lab. The Labwas created to connect young adults, books, media and institutions throughoutthe city in one dynamic space designed to inspire collaboration and creativity.The complex, located next to McFeetors Hall and the UWSA Daycare, willofficially open on June 27, 2011 - classes are slated to begin in fall 2011.

Community LearningThe University’s mandate is to provide educational opportunities and servicesto the local community in support of capacity building within Winnipeg’sinner city. In keeping with that logic, the University’s most progressiveinitiative has been the Opportunity Fund. This fund is dedicated to seeingthat everyone, regardless of background and socio-economic status, hasaccess to higher education and opportunities. The WiiChiiWaaKaNak Centreis one of our most visible Community Learning initiatives and has recentlydeveloped momentum driven by passionate donors, such as Jennifer Roblin,the late Honorable Duff Roblin’s daughter.

THANK YOU DONORS!

Mr. Gerry BerardMr. Keith Berenhaut and

Ms Debra BerenhautMr. Aaron Berg '70Ms Margaret BergenMs Mariam BernsteinDr. Neil BesnerMr. Richard BevanMs Sarah BezanMr. Kanwaljit BhattalMr. Jeff BilleckMarilyn & Lorne BillinkoffMr. John BlacherMr. Ian H. BlackDr. Keith Black '60 and

Mrs. Helen Black '60Mr. Morley & Mrs. Marjorie BlanksteinMrs. Jeanette Block '46Ms Heidi BohakerDr. Roderick BollmanMs Pat BoltonMr. David Bonin '01Mrs. Shirley BookMrs. Kathleen Borchers '41S. Bordier-KayeMrs. Jane BosaceMs Paule A. BosaceMr. Justin BovaMs Pat BoveyMs Marilyn BoydMr. Gordon Boyer '78Mrs. Heather BradshawDr. Per BraskMrs. Cecilia BraunMs Marlene BraunMrs. Ruth Bredin '45Mr. Jason BrennanMs Kara BrooksMs Bernice BrownEnid Brown and David RobinsonMr. Gerald BrownMrs. Janet Brown '66Dr. Peter BrownMr. Tom BrownMr. Daniel BubisMr. Nestor BudykMs Susan Buggey '62Bill BuhayJohn and Bonnie BuhlerDr. W. John A. Bulman '83 and

Laureen BulmanDr. Garin BurbankHelen and Garin BurbankMs Linda DorgeMr. James Burns OCMr. Philip BurnsRev. Dennis Butcher '89Dr. James ButlerDr. Edward ByardThe Very Rev. Michael BzdelMs Anne CampbellMs Colleen CariouDr. Leonard and Ms Heather CariouMr. Robert CarmichaelMr. Stewart CarmichaelMr. William CarmichaelMr. Jim CarrMs A. CarrollMr. Allan Cartlidge '79Mr. Erik Casselman 6

Business and Economics

The Faculty of Business & Economics offers a multidisciplinary approachto business education, encouraging students to develop a well-roundedknowledge base. The faculty provides a unique combination of courseswhich promotes independent thinking, creativity and social consciousness.We are pleased to announce that the new home for the Faculty, theBuhler Centre, opened its doors and welcomed its first students in theFall of 2010. The occasion was marked by the presence of many esteemeddignitaries, including Governor General Michaelle Jean, a long-timeproponent of inner-city redevelopment.

Scholarships and Bursaries

The Foundation gifts over $1.1 million to the University every year tohelp fund student awards. The scholarships, prizes and medalsadministered by the Awards Office recognize academic excellence in avariety of ways. One event that celebrates and highlights our fundraisingefforts in support of student awards is the Annual Duff Roblin GalaDinner, the proceeds of which go towards supporting the Duff RoblinScholars Fund. This year’s event surpassed our expectations bringing inover $100,000 for our Duff Roblin Scholars.

The Collegiate“the high school with a university attitude”

The University of Winnipeg Collegiate is one of the most exciting andinnovative high school models in the country. In a world of continuouschange, The Collegiate faculty strives to engage students in a rigorouscurriculum that will prepare them for and encourage them to pursue alifelong love of learning. Home to more than 600 students, The Collegiateoffers high school programs and transition to post-secondary educationto students in Grades 9-12. In 2008, The Collegiate launched the ModelSchool for talented Aboriginal and inner-city youth, offeringinnovative programming, mentorship and financial aid.

THANK YOU DONORS!

Mr. Christian Cassidy '92Ms Angela CassieMr. Tony CesarioDr. Fung ChanDr. Phil Chan '87Mr. Avrom CharachMs Catherine Chase '68Dr. Dorothy ChaseMs Myra ChaseMs Patricia ChaychukMs Katherine Cheater '69Ms Terri Cherniack '74 and

Dr. Steven SchipperMs Liz ChoiMs Helen CholakisHonourable Dave Chomiak,Dr. Thor ChoptianyMr. Bjorn Christianson. QCMrs. E. Roberta Christianson and

Mr. Bjorn ChristiansonMr. John ChristiansonDr. James ChristieDr. Brandon ChristopherMr. George ChuchmanRoberta Clake, Bryan Clake,

Catherine ClakeMr. Michael ClareMr. Frank and Mrs. Linda ClarkMr. Graeme Christie ClarkDr. Jennifer Clary-LemonMs Karen ClayMr. Charles Clement and

Ms Kimberley KowpakMs Marlene ClibberyMrs. Hazel Coates '49Mr. Shawn CoatesJoan CohenMark and Caryl CohenMs Laraine CollDr. Evan J. CollinsReverend Adel ComptonMs Rose CondoMs Cheryl Conley-StrangeMrs. Kathleen ConnorIn memory of Len ConnorMs Sherry CopenaceMs Kara Copenace-ParkerMrs. Mary CoppingerJanet '88 and Stephen Coppinger '71Brent and Anita CorriganMr. John CoteDr. Christopher Cottick '86 andMs Marlene Dieter '79Mr. Ted CraneMr. Robert CramMrs. Elsie Crawford '75Mr. Purdy CrawfordMr. David Crook '82Mr. Josh CrouchMr. Bryan CrowleyCharlene Thacker and Raymond CurrieMr. Hugh Curtis '54Ms Jean Cuthbertson '83Ms Brigida D'OttavioH. & M. DammermannDr. Werner DanchuraKerry DangerfieldMr. Kenneth DavidsonMs Bonnie DavisMs Carol Davis '58

Asset MixThe Foundation’s investment policies call for a conservative, balanced approach utilizing cash, fixed income,and Canadian and foreign equities to prescribed limits. Equities are not to exceed 60% of the portfolio.The Foundation’s investment policies are designed to provide consistent long-term growth while protectingthe purchasing power of the Endowment Fund. The Foundation does not invest in speculative or high-riskinvestments.

The Endowment FundThe Endowment Fund generates revenues to support many University awards, programs and projects. Itsresilience and growth are important in both the short and long term. The Foundation’s policy is thatcontributed capital is not to beencroached upon; it is preserved inperpetuity. From the time that theEndowment Fund was transferred tothe Foundation on April 1, 2004 toMarch 31, 2011 the Endowment Fundhas grown from $18,073,579 to$34,963,986 (contributed capital).

The University of WinnipegFoundation stewards nearly 500individual Endowment Funds. Thesefunds are pooled for investmentpurposes to allow for diversificationof the total portfolio in order to lowerthe risk and improve performance.

The InvestmentCommittee

The Board of The University of WinnipegFoundation determines the investmentpolicies of the Endowment Fund. TheInvestment Committee advises the Boardas to appropriate investment policies aswell as the selection and review of theinvestment manager(s).

The Investment Committee members are:

Dr. James D. MacDonald (Chair),Vice President and Director of RBCDominion Securities Inc.

Dr. Douglas Leatherdale,Former Chairman and CEO of theSt. Paul Companies Inc.

Mr. Daniel A. Bubis,President of Tetrem CapitalManagement Inc.

The custodian is RBC Dexia and theInvestment Manager is McLean BuddenLimited. The Investment Committeereviews the fund performance on aquarterly basis.

M. Allen DavisThe Honourable William G. Davis

P.C., C.C., Q.C.Dr. & Mrs. Colin DawesDr. Elizabeth DawesMr. Ferry de KerckhoveDr. Linwood DeLongMs Paulette Decka '92Mr. Michael DecterMs Honor de PencierMr. Miles DercoRon and Sindy Derksen '88 '93Mrs. Christine DewarDr. Vanaja DhruvarajanMs Julie DiakiwMs Tara DiasMs M. Jane Dick '72Dr. Linda DietrickMs Pauline DirksMs Linda DixonRoman '81 and Karen Dobriansky '81Mr. Richard DobsonJohn and Gay DochertyJoanne and Gerald DoerksenMr. Robert DoigDr. Sheila DomkeMrs. Dorothy DonnellyMs Barbara DoranMs Jean DouchaBryce W. DouglasDr. Pamela DowneyDr. James DowsettGreg Doyle and Carol BellringerMr. Garth Drake '71Mr. James DraperMs Erin DrazicMs Shirley DuckworthProfessor James Duff and

Mrs. Lillian DuffMs Darcy Duggan '81Ms Agnes DyckEdith DyckMr. Henry Dyck '72In Memory of David R. DyckMs Judy Dyck '77Mr. Peter H. DyckMrs. Roberta DyckMs Katherine EastMr. Douglas EdgeMr. David Ehinger '86Mr. Albert El TassiMs Tatjana ElezMr. Cassin ElliotMr. Dennis ElliottMs Margaret ElliottMrs. Nobu EllisMichael and Melissa EmslieMs Lori EndressMs Deanna EnglandThe Rev. Gerhard EnsMr. Stephen EnsHoward and Angela Epp '87Ms Robin ErikksonDr. Barbara Evans '94Mr. Charles EvansGrace and Murray EvansWilliam and Nadia EvansMs Janet Everall '57 *Mr. Wayne EverettDr. Fahmy Farag

THANK YOU DONORS!

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Student AwardsGong Hei Fat Choi! Happy New Year!

The Wu Chung Scholars celebrated the arrival of the Year of the Rabbit with a special New Year’s Lunchin their honour, hosted by The University of Winnipeg Foundation. The luncheon, held in a boardroomdecorated with paper lanterns, Chinese candies and chocolate rabbits, featured delicious traditionalNew Year’s dishes. The warmth and hospitality made the four students feel right at home and part ofThe University of Winnipeg Foundation family.

The $2 million Wu Chung Scholarship Fund is the largest international scholarship in the University’s history.It was established by Hong Kong businessman Sir Gordon Wu as a tribute to his father, Wu Chung, whobelieved in the value of education.

The first two Wu Chung Scholars will be graduating in 2011. The Foundation is privileged to recognize ourwonderful donors and friends, and the incredible students who benefit from this support.

Dr. Douglas W. Leatherdale Global Citizens Internship Forum

The establishment of the Dr. Douglas W. Leatherdale Fund for Global Citizen Internships responds to theUniversity’s commitment to its own international responsibilities. The Global Citizen Internship programacts as a catalyst for new ideas, critical thinking, and open discourse.

Since the program was created in 2005, we have awarded 25 Internships to University of Winnipeg students.Each has been given a unique experience to travel, study and work overseas in such diverse locales as CostaRica, Cuba, Ireland, Turkey, Lebanon, Madagascar, Uganda, Nigeria, India, Burma and Vietnam.

This year, three Global Interns shared their experiences with an enthusiastic and fascinated audience atthe Dr. Douglas W. Leatherdale Global Citizens Internship Forum, held at Convocation Hall.

Allison Enns, who worked with Ugandan Non-Government Organization “Hands for Hope”,Hilary Britton, who completed her Educationpracticum in the Cloud Forest in Monteverde,Costa Rica, and Robert Bertrand, who traveledto the University of Nigeria where he studiedgeneral infectious and tropical diseases,presented an enlightening and entertainingaccount of their studies and activities.

The Global Citizens Interns Forum is an annualevent showcasing the accomplishments of theinterns. The Foundation congratulates theinterns for their wonderful contributions to theexpansion of knowledge in the area of globalcitizenship and human rights.

We would particularly like to thank Dr. Douglasand Louise Leatherdale for their overwhelmingsupport for the Global Citizen Internship programand The University of Winnipeg Foundation.

Wu Chung Scholars: Qianying Lin (Evelyn), Jiamin Liu (Camin), Yaofeng Huang (Joe), Chang Zhi Xie (David)

2010-2011 Leatherdale Interns: Allison Enns, Robert Bertrand, Hilary Britton

Ms Marianne Farag '79Mr. James Fargey '49Mr. Edmund FaridyJanet. A. FarquharDr. Robin FarquharMs Ann FenderDr. Robert FentonLeslie & Derek FewchukRodney and Nan FewchukMr. Jason FidelakMr. Ozzie FilippinDr. Catherine FillmoreGary and Janice FilmonMs Barbara FilukMs Nicole FirlotteDr. David Fitzpatrick and

Leona FitzpatrickMs Helen ForrestMr. Roland FortierDr. Michael Fox and Cathy FoxMrs. Alida Frame '64Ms Helen FrancisMr. Jeff FrankMs Catherine FrankowMr. Joseph FrasD.E. FredericksonMs Janice FreemanMs Janice Freeman and

Mr. Herbert KoehlJohn '44 and Margaret Freeman '47 *Mr. Timothy FreemanMr. Verene FreundMs Donalda FridfinnsonMr. Arnold FriemanDr. Maria Friesen '82Mr. Norman Froemel '95Mrs. Jane FudgeDr. George FulfordMs Holly Fulford-JeffreyMr. David Fuller '83Dr. E. Fulton O.C.Ms Megan FultzMr. Michael FurnishLucja and Henryk GaconMr. Bill GadsbyMr. Ivan GambleWendy Gardiner '83 and Kevin JohnsonMr. James GardnerMr. Rob GardnerMs Connie GauthierMr. Michel GauthierMs Kim Gelinas-BrownMr. Ronald Gensorek '69Jeannine GiassonDr. Ken GibbonsMs Janine GibsonMrs. Lorraine GillespieMs Valerie Gilroy '73Mr. Peter GinakesMr. Colin GlassMs Sandra GlassMr. Arman GlodjoRobert GoldMr. Laurie GoldbergDr. Mark GoldenMr. Richard GoochMs Margo GoodhandJustice Gibert Goodman '56 and

Marjorie GoodmanMs Alesia Gordienko

THANK YOU DONORS!

2010 Roger and Kathleen Graham Scholars Dinner

The Roger and Kathleen Graham Scholars Dinner has become one of the Foundation’s premiere donorstewardship events. Hosted by Class of ’41 alumnus Mrs. Kathleen Birchall, this annual dinner is an inspiringgathering of recipients of the Roger and Kathleen Graham Scholarship in History and English, extraordinarystudents all, and their families.

Keeley McFadden, currently in her secondyear at The University of Winnipeg andpursuing an English degree focused increative writing, was welcomed as thenewest member of the community ofGraham Scholars.

established scholarships at severalinstitutions across Canada, traveling to eachcentre to present the scholarship and hosta special event, annually. She keeps inregular communication with all her Grahamscholars, saying, “Being a donor givesmeaning and purpose to my life.”

In addition to her scholarship, Mrs. Birchall has established a planned gift as part of her incredible legacy.The University of Winnipeg Foundation is truly grateful for Kathleen Birchall’s ongoing commitment toeducation and learning.

United College Graduate Inspires StudentsJoan Baragar, a Winnipeg writer and 1955 graduate of UnitedCollege, caught the bug to write at an early age. Now, shehopes to assist students at The University of Winnipeg thathave already been infected with the same longing to write.

“I first got the desire to write in high school when an exchangeteacher from Wisconsin told me I had the skill to be a writer,”says Baragar. “She put the fire in my belly.”

In 2008, the Joan (Black) Baragar Fine Tuning Scholarshipin English was created by Baragar to recognize passion, skill, and excellence in writtenEnglish. She hopes it will give students confidence in their ability to write and to practicetheir craft.

While Baragar attended United College, she says she found herself surrounded by people thatthought or felt like she did and it became a “coming out” time that was an amazing experience.

“I met more friends in University than ever before in my life,” says Baragar. “A lot ofgrowing went on there.”

At United College, she participated in stunt nights, sang in choirs, won a prize at a DramaFestival, entered special events such as "G -Day" (when the students wore academicgowns and the profs didn't) - and won a French medal at her grad in 1955. Baragar wrotefor several projects at United College, including The Uniter, in addition to writingacademically and personally.

“Writing is a bug. It’s something you have to do.”

Each year, one student majoring in English during their second- or third-year, is selectedto receive this scholarship after writing a short story, essay or part of a first novel. Afterthe scholarship recipient is selected, Baragar likes to meet with the student to discusstheir other works. Last year, the scholarship was awarded to Justina Elias, who describedJoan as generous, thoughtful and kind.

“The story I wrote for the scholarship explored a young girl's experience with grief, andsince Baragar has worked with children before, her insights on that topic were reallyhelpful,” says Justina. “I was also touched that she asked to see more of my writing. Afew months ago I sent her three more short stories of mine that demonstrated some of myrange in style and subject. She promptly responded with thanks and constructive criticism.”

Baragar hopes the students that are awarded the scholarship will be “set free” to writeand continue it as a lifelong practice.

Ms Audrey GordonMs Phyllis GradtMs Gillian GrahamMs Heather F. Graham '65Martin GraingerMr. Neil E. R. GrantMr. Neil GravelinesPatti and W. David GraysonMr. Barry GreenMrs. Freda (Gusen) Green '45Mr. John GreggEd and Jane GriffithMr. Ralph GroeningMr. N. GroganMr. Kenneth Grower, FCA '70 and

Mrs. Marjorie Grower '71Mr. Paul Grower '98Mr. Michael GuttormsonMs Gio Guzzi '83Mrs. Edith Gvora '67Mrs. Jacqueline HabingWill and Jacquie HabingMrs. Diane HaglundMiss Marilyn HallMr. Gerald Hallworth '76Mr. Roy HalsteadMs Anna HalyckyjHonourable A.C. Hamilton and

Mrs. L. HamiltonRev. Dr. Karen HamiltonDr. Linda Hamilton '77Dr. Marsha Hanen CMDr. James HanleyDr. Rodney HanleyDr. Kristine HansenMr. Gregg Hanson and

Mrs. Mary HansonMr. Justice Kenneth Hanssen '65Ms Valerie HarasymMr. Al HarasymukMr. Garth HardyMs Margaret HarperMs Dawn HarrisMs Holly HarrisMrs. Lottie Harris '61Dr. Trevor W. Harrison '79Mr. Ryan HartMr. Mahmud HassainMr. Brian and Mrs. Ruth HastingsMr. Kerry HawkinsMs Patricia HawkinsMs Harriet Hay '95Ms Leigh HaywardMs Donna HebertMr. Barry HeinrichsMr. Cornelius HeinrichsMs Marian Heinrichs '87Mr. Sam HeinrichsMr. Brian HemeryckMiss Lila Henderson '65Mr. Andreas Henke '70Mr. Peter HenryMr. Robert HenryMr. Rory HenryMs Catherine HerdMr. George HeshkaMrs. Elaine Hickerson '57Rev. W. HidichukMr. Murray HigginsMr. Edward Hildebrand

THANK YOU DONORS!

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Mrs. Kathleen Birchall (seated), Joel Hayes (2007), Marcia Hamm (2005) AshleyMarcinkow (2002) Keely McFadden (2010), Lisa Semchuk (McGirr 2010), AnnaChoy (2009), back row: Stephen Spence (1999)

Gift from The University of Winnipeg ChancellorBolsters Two New InitiativesOn April 26, 2010, The University of Winnipeg’s 7th Chancellor and University of Winnipeg Foundationboard member, Mr. Robert (Bob) Silver pledged a $250,000 gift to support the University’s ‘A World ofOpportunity’ Capital Campaign.

Chancellor Silver’s generous gift will assist two high priority University projects, $100,000 directed towardsthe new Master’s in Development Practice and an additional $150,000 directed to the Wesley Fund.

The recently established Master’s in Development Practice is a two-year program of study and appliedresearch at the graduate level designed to train aspiring development practitioners to understand andmanage integrated approaches to global sustainable development challenges. The program transcendsborders by offering online “global classrooms” that will connect students to an international network of22 universities as well as with local, rural, and remote communities around the world.

The Wesley Fund, a unique student award fund, was recently established to address the changing needsof students by assuring the University a nimble source of funding to meet the highest priority studentawards, including entrance, continuing, and graduate student scholarships and bursaries. Contributionsto this fund help ensure students achieve excellence by alleviating some of the financial stress of post-secondary education.

Mr. Silver, a well-known Winnipeg business andcommunity leader, is President of Western Glove Works.He is also co-owner of the Warehouse One retail chain,the Winnipeg Free Press and Brandon Sun. He is anactive volunteer in the community, having chaired theUnited Way’s annual campaign. He has offered hisskills and insights as co-chair of the Premier’s EconomicAdvisory Council, co-chair of the Winnipeg LibraryFoundation, and board member with the CanadianApparel Federation and Destination Winnipeg.

“Bob Silver has a keenunderstanding of the unique

role that UWinnipeg can and isplaying in the inner city, both indowntown redevelopment and

in reaching out to removebarriers for students who are

under-represented on campus,”said Lloyd Axworthy, President& Vice-Chancellor, UWinnipeg.

“Our Chancellor has a deepinterest in the challenges facinghigher education, and as co-

chair of the Premier’s EconomicAdvisory Council, he has

consistently promoted theposition of universities in thecommunity and their need for

effective support.”

Mr. Gerry HildebrandMiss Susan Hildebrandt '63Ms Bonny HillMs Norma HindsMr. Fred HintzMs Suzanne HoardMr. Bryan Hobson '92Mr. Robert HobsonRev. Oliver Hodge '58Mr. Randall Hofley '85Ms Catherine Holtmann '87Mr. Richard Horaska '79 and

Ms Valerie HoraskaMs Frances HorchMs Constance Horne '48Mr. Azad HoseinDr. Hatem HowladerMr. Robert HrablukMrs. Victoria HrablukRev. Fred Hubbard '48Elaine HuberdeauMs Judith Hudson BeattieMr. Norman HumbyMs Louise HumeniukMrs. Aldis Hunt '60Dr. Catherine Hunter '86Mr. Douglas Hunter '93Mr. Daniel HurleyLarry and Carolyn HurshMr. Ronald Hutsal '82Dr. Harold HuttonMs Naniece IbrahimMr. Paul IsaakDr. Peter IvesMr. Chris JacquesMr. Martin JaegerMr. Karl JaikaransinghLynn & Charles Jaworski '70Mr. James P. Jeffries '76Ms Margaret Jeffries '98Dr. Richard JochelsonCam and Megan JohnsonMs Jennifer JohnsonMrs. Sharon JohnsonRoss A. JohnstonMr. John JonassonRev. Stefan M. Jonasson '88Mr. Charles JonesMs Karen Jones '80Lynn and Barry JonesDr. Wendy Josephson, Bob McIlwraith

and Chris McIlwraithMr. Martin JuravskyIn Memory of Dorothy BetzMr. Bill Kalanchy '69Mr. Arron KalappratMr. Jakkree KanharatMs Faith KaplanBrian and Nadene Karasiuk & NicholasMs Johanna KassenaarBarbara Cansino KaufmanMs Melinda KayeMr. George KearneyDr. Judith KearnsZ'Anne Keele '66 & Jon Kirby,

in memory of Stella KelleMr. Brian KeenanMs Gladiola KehlerMs Andrea KeilMr. Brian Kelly

THANK YOU DONORS!

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Christopher KennedyMr. Reid KenyonMr. William KenyonMs Clara KeoughDr. Paul KerrMs Monica KewMr. Daniel Kinaschuk '81Mr. Dwaine KingMrs Marion Kinnear '97Dr. Sandra KirbyMs Inge Kirchhoff '83Mr. Paul KjosDr. Doreen KlassenMr. and Mrs. I. S. Kleiman '79Jeff and Tracey KleysenMs Clare Kobes *Dr. Randy Kobes *Dr. Steven KohmMs Debbie KohutMs Dala KonihowskiMr. William Korolyk '67Jamie Koshyk and Curt PennistonMrs. Susan KotelloDr. Peter Kowal '79Dr. Stephen KowalskiMs Frances KozinMr. and Mrs. R.M. (Bob) Kozminski '67Esther and James KrahnDr. John Krahn '68Mr. Kelvin KrahnMr. Peter Krahn '81Ms Carolyn Krebs '92Mr. Sherman KreinerHonorable Ruth KrindleMr. Helmut KroekerDr. Randall Kroeker '81Ms Wanda KruschelGabor and Mary KunstatterMs Katrina KupcaMr. Matthew KushnirMr. Henry KuziaMaurice LabelleLorraine Lafreniere and

Lynette LafreniereMaurice and Victoria LakustaHarvey and Barbara LalukMs Laurie LamDr. Debra LaneMr. and Mrs. Graham LaneDr. Jessie LangMr. Michael Langedock '87Ms Marla Langelotz '91Ms Cathy LantzDr. Gregory Large '77 and

Ms Myrna LargeMs Marni LarkinMr. Niels Larsen '71Mr. Norman Larsen '56Nancy Latocki '70Mrs. Margaret Lauchlan * and

Mr. Douglas LauchlanMrs. Irene Lawson '43Marlene LaycockMr. Mel LazareckMr. Joel LazerDr. Douglas Leatherdale '57Dr. Monita LeavittMr. Gord LedinghamDr. & Mrs. J.R. LedwichMr. Craig Lee 12

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The Jeff Babb Scholarship in Statistics

That’s how Jeff Babb, Acting Chair, Departmentof Mathematics and Statistics, describes returningto The University of Winnipeg in September 2000. Babb graduated from the University in 1978 witha B.Sc. in Mathematics and throughout his earlycareer taught evening classes in Mathematicsand Statistics at the campus.

Babb moved to Edmonton in 1978, where he earned his M.Sc. in Mathematical Statistics from the Universityof Alberta. He also worked with the International Development Research Centre and with Alberta Hospitalsand Medical Care. While there, Babb was offered a position at the Canadian Grain Commission (CGC) in Winnipeg.

He jumped at the opportunity and the “free trip home” and in 1982, began his sixteen-year career offeringstatistical support in the Grain Research Laboratory of the CGC. During this time, Hatem Howlader, UWProfessor, asked Babb if he would be interested in teaching an evening class at the University; Babbaccepted, and from 1989-1999 he taught several courses including Introductory Statistics, Survey Samplingand Linear Algebra.

In September 1998, Babb accepted a position at The University of Manitoba providing statistical consultingservices and teaching upper level statistics. In September 2000, he officially joined the Department ofMathematics and Statistics at The University of Winnipeg.

Babb’s relationship with the University is longstanding and it shows in his commitment to the institution,as faculty, and in his dedication to his students.

In the Spring of 2008, with an aim to support 3rd and 4th yearstudents in his department, Babb established the Jeff BabbScholarship in Statistics.

Babb set out on a five-year plan to build his Scholarship to$10,000 and in less than 3 years, thanks to matching supportfrom the Manitoba Scholarship and Bursary Initiative, hisaward has reached endowment level.

Through payroll deduction and periodic trips to the Foundation,to personally deliver additional donations to top up his fund, Jeff Babb’s award can now go to work helpingstudents studying in his field at The University of Winnipeg.

“I liked taking the walk over to the Foundation. It was great if you were having a bad day – giving awaymoney has a way of making you feel better.”

Babb intends to build his fund to a level that will one day support 2 or 3 students. In addition to establishingan endowed fund, Babb also contributed to the ‘A World of Opportunity’ Capital Campaign with a generousdonation to the Richardson College for the Environment and Science Complex.

From aspiring student to dedicated faculty member to model donor, Babb has given back to his alma materin many ways and through his actions is setting an example for future alumni and friends of The Universityof Winnipeg.

Jeff Babb, Acting Chair, Department of Mathematics and Statistics

“It was like going home, itwas comfortable here.”

“So many students at this levelwork two or three jobs while

attending full time classes. As afaculty member, I’d like to seethem concentrating on theirstudies instead of wearing

themselves out. ”

Mr. Kenneth LeeMs Linda Lee '75Ms Judy Lee-HofferMs Irmgard LehnMr. Waldemar LehnDr. John LehrChris Leo and and Lorraine Leo de JongMr. Bill LesackMr. Giusseppe LeuzziMs Doreen LevenJohn and Georgina LewisDr. Marion Lewis '86Ms Rachel LewisMr. AJ LezakMs Susan LingleAlice Little '49Mr. Michael LitwinMs Kelly Livesley '95Al LoewenMr. Charles LoewenMs Gina LoewenDr. Harry-Helmut LoewenDr. Royden LoewenMr. Gerry LomonacoMr. Kevin Longfield '93Ms Elinore LoosCurt Lother & Marie GiassonMs Maria LoureiroMs Barbara Lowther '62Sheila M. Lugtig in memory of

her daughter Lisa LugtigMrs Linda MacComb '72Ms Audrey MacDonaldMr. E. MacDonaldMr. Graeme MacdonaldDr. James D. MacDonaldMr. Bill MacKayRoss MacMillan '91Mr. Dean MacaulayMr. Robert MackayMr. William MackayMr. William Madder '52Mr. Kent MagarrellMs Kayla MaisterMr. Joseph Majowski '75Miss Carol MarcelleMr. David MarksMs Veroniek MarshallDr. Joseph E. Martin '59Mr. Liam MartinMs Melanie MartinMr. Jim MatthewsAlan & Joanne MaxwellMr. Martin MaykutDr. Annabelle MaysDes McCalmont '53Ms Audrey McClellandDr. Kenneth McCluskeyMs Mary Jane McCullumDr. W. McDermottMrs. Margaret McDougallMr. Douglas McEwen '61Honourable Diane McGifford '70Ms Joan McGregorDr. Michael C. McIntyre and

Ms Dawn P. MacDonaldMr. George McKayDr. Stanley McKayMs Tanya McKayMs Colleen McKenty '91

THANK YOU DONORS!

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UWRA Scholarship Provides Funding For ReturningUWinnipeg Students

In February 2010, the University of Winnipeg Retirees Association (UWRA) established a Scholarship tosupport a gifted returning student who had completed a minimum of 60 credit hours and who haddemonstrated a record of community volunteerism.

The UWRA created a special Campaign Committee which included Dr. Robert Young (History Department),Dr. Rais Khan (Politics Department), Dr. Carol Harvey (Literature, French Studies), and UW alumnus andformer Associate Vice-President (Finance and Administration), Mr. Stephen Coppinger.

In a recent interview, Coppinger and Young explained whyso many UWinnipeg retirees had been prepared to give backto their institution, and offered some very personal reasonswhy they themselves decided to donate both time and moneyto this cause. Young, who had a forty year career in the Historydepartment and is currently Past-President of the UWRA, washimself a beneficiary of scholarships as an undergraduatestudent, and understands the importance of investing inauspicious academic talent. Equally important, his three children are graduates of The University of Winnipeg,as are the children of the other three committee members.

The UWRA membership, Coppinger remarked, had been unanimous in its resolve to recognize volunteerwork as well as academic performance. “Candidates for the UWRA Scholarship should have a record ofvolunteerism and be involved in student leadership,” Coppinger stated.

Coppinger and Young also pointed out the significance of 60 completed credit hours.

This specification allows for promising undergraduate students in their third or fourth year to receivefinancial support. While a large number of existing scholarships and bursaries are allocated for enteringstudents, the UWRA Scholarship is designed to support third- and fourth-year students, for which thereare fewer funds available.

They also emphasized that while the Scholarship carriedthe name of the UWRA, it was explicitly designed to“commemorate the countless years of dedicated serviceprovided by all former UWinnipeg faculty and staff.”

Financial contributions to the UWRA Scholarship rolledin after the UWRA Campaign Committee issued anappeal for support in April and May of 2010. Allocationsfrom the Manitoba Scholarship and Bursary Initiative(MSBI) were added to gifts made by retirees.

Thanks to a large number of generous retirees who donated funds, the Scholarship quickly surpassed theminimum endowment level, with the first award being made in 2010-2011 in the amount of $950.

The UWRA Campaign Committee is currently in the process of establishing a Bursary to support returningUWinnipeg students with demonstrated financial need.

The University of Winnipeg Retirees Association Executive: Mr. Martin Robson, Secretary; Ms Jane Barske, Past-President;Dr. Robert Young, President; Dr. Annabelle Mays, Member-at-Large; Mr. Steve Coppinger, Treasurer

“Candidates for the UWRAScholarship should have a

record of volunteerism and beinvolved in student leadership,”

Coppinger stated.

The Grace O’Farrell Scholarship

“The University of Winnipeg is my home. It’s not just a place to work, but a huge part of how I identifymyself,” says Grace O’Farrell, Instructor, Department of Business and Administration. “I feel what I domakes a difference, and what we do makes a difference in people’s lives.”

O’Farrell’s relationship with the University began in 1987 as a student taking night courses, while workingfull-time. She says she enjoyed the student experience at The University of Winnipeg and now, as a UWFaculty member, tries to create that same positive experience. Coming full circle, O’Farrell now instructssome of the night classes offered by her department and feels it is important that students have the sameopportunity she had.

In 2005, O’Farrell established the O’Farrell Scholarship for students in the Faculty of Business and Economics,Business and Administration program. She was inspired to make a gift after hearing a presentation byUniversity of Winnipeg Foundation President and CEO, Susan Thompson.

“I had no idea the impact one person could make. After listening to Susan speak, a light bulb went off.”

After realizing she didn’t need a lot of seed money to start a fund, O’Farrellbegan making contributions. Through payroll deductions, she built herscholarship fund to $10,000.

This year, she renewed her commitment to the fund by extending herpledge with an additional $4,000. The O’Farrell Scholarship Fund wasalso fortunate to receive matching monies through the ManitobaTraining and Initiative Fund.

After making the decision to leave a generous bequest to TheUniversity, O’Farrell was also welcomed as a member of the Universityof Winnipeg Foundation’s Legacy Circle, recognizing individualswho have made provision for future gifts to the University.

O’Farrell’s commitment to her alma mater and its students doesnot go unrecognized. This year, she was awarded the firstever Outstanding Faculty Award, as chosen by the studentsfrom the Faculty of Business and Economics.

“I love to teach, and if I’m not having fun,neither are my students,” says O’Farrell.“I love seeing a student’s progression.When they graduate, they are acompletely different person. A wellrounded individual.”

Her contributions to the University extendfar beyond her exceptional commitment tostudents and the financial support sheoffers. O’Farrell dedicates volunteer timeto a number of University committees andboards, including The University ofWinnipeg Board of Regents and UniversitySenate Committee.

THANK YOU DONORS!

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Ms Sandra McKenzieMr. Darcy McKeoughMs Gertrude McLarenMs Lisa McLeanMs S. McMillan '91Dr. Marilou McPhedran CM '92Dr. Kenneth MeadwellSenator Michael MeighenMrs. Carol MeiklejohnMr.John Melnyk & Ms Jacqueline RyzMr. Louis MeloskyProfessor Peter MelvilleKath Menzies and FamilyMs Deborah MetcalfeMs Emily MichaelsonMr. Allan Miller '67Lori and Wayne MillerDr. Peter Miller & Carolyn GarlichMr. Scott MillerMs Doreen Millin '05Dr. Allen MillsMr. Christopher Minaker '04Dr. Carla MinerMs Tanya MisseghersDr. Ashok Modha '93Mr. Paul MoistMs Carla Moore '00Mr. Martin B. MorantzMr. Murray Morien '86Ms Deborah MorrisonMs Tracy Morrison '08Ms Judy MorrowMr. Cameron Moskal '94Mrs. Heather MowatMr. Kenneth Mozersky '62Mr. Chris MuirheadMr. Gerald MuntMs Jane MurrayMs Teresa MurrayMr. Thomas Mutter '97Gary Myden '79Ms Abigail Myers '05Mr. Melvin Myers QCMr. Barak Mymin '05Barbara and Arnold NaimarkMr. Richard NakonecznyRomain '96 and Anna NaultMr. David NavratilMr. Chris NelsonMs Heather NelsonMs Jennifer NembhardMs Kemlin Nembhard '92Mr. Grant Nerbas '54Mr. Cameron NeufeldMr. David NeufeldMr. Donald K. NewmanMs Lisa Ng '07Dr. Perry NodelmanDennis '68 and Pat NordCurtis Nordman and Laura GoosenMs Naomi NorquayRon and Judith NortonRonald and Epitacia NykolukMrs. Laima Nyysola '73Mr. Brian O'DonnellMr. James OborneGladys and George OelkersDr. Ortrud OellermannMrs. Frances OlsonDenise Ommanney

“I had no idea the impactone person could make.After listening to Susan

speak, a light bulb went off.”

Hurley Family Bursary to Support UWinnipegStudents Involved in Cadet Program

“One of the values ofThe University of Winnipeg isaccessibility, the opportunity tohave a better life,” says Dan Hurley(BA ’93), Associate Vice-President(External Affairs) of The Universityof Winnipeg.

Dan Hurley, along with his wife,Kim Martin, sister Colleen Hurley,and parents, Lieutenant-CommanderTerry Hurley and Susan Hurley,have all been actively involved inThe Canadian Cadet Movement assea cadets and cadet instructorsfor many years.

Like The University of Winnipeg, The Canadian Cadet Movement values accessibility and opportunity forall Canadians, regardless of income, race, ethnicity, age, or other socioeconomic factors.

The Hurley Family Bursary was established in 2011 by Dan Hurley and his sister, Colleen Hurley, incelebration of their father’s retirement from the Canadian Forces and the Cadet program after over 40years of dedicated service.

The Bursary is a tribute to the Hurley family’s exceptional commitment to the Cadet program, and willfinancially support UWinnipeg students enrolled in any program who have demonstrated outstandingleadership and community service, with preference given to those students who have served with distinctionas either army, air or sea cadets, or as cadet instructors.

Dan Hurley completed a Bachelor of Arts in Canadian Studies at The University of Winnipeg, earned aMasters of Journalism at Carleton University, and later worked in government and media in Ottawa beforereturning to UWinnipeg in 2006.

Hurley credits his service in Cadets and his time as a student at UWinnipeg with his academic and vocationalsuccess, and hopes to “lead by example” by investing in outstanding UWinnipeg students who are dedicatedto community leadership and service.

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THANK YOU DONORS!

Terry and Dan Hurley with former Chief of the Defence Staff, General Rick Hillier (Retired)

Ms R. C. Ooto '73Angie and David OpalkoMr. Kenneth Opalko '81Mr. Ethan OslandMs Alice OswaldDr. Michelle OwenMr. Victor PallesMs Cydney PalmerMr. David PankratzMs Carol ParadineDr. Uma ParameswaranDr. Peter Pauls '59Ms Carolyn Pawluk '99 and

Mr. Jim HendersonMs Christine PayneMs Sherri PchajekDr. Dean PeacheyDr. Pauline PearsonMr. Russell Pedneault '87Heather Peirce BA '59Ms Tami PennellLinda PennerMr. William P.J. Pensaert '99Professor Sorpong PeouMs Angie PercyMs Michelle PereiraMs Alicia PerryArlene and Reg PerryMr. Peter and Mrs. Gayle PetersMr. Franco PetrelliMr. John PetryshynDr. Brian PettittMs Sheila Picklyk '91Mr. Jae PirnieMs Phyllis PirottonDr. Iman PirzadaMr. James PitbladoMr. Felix Rick PizziMs Donna PlantRev. Barry PogueMr. Gordon PollardMr. Lawrie PollardAnne PoonwassieMr. C. E. PorterMs Erin PorterMr. John PorterMr. Ted PowellHeather Power and Harold KlauseSue PrasekMs Connie Price '71Ms Ingrid PriceMs Susan ProbettsMs Lori ProppMr. John PrystanskiMr. Robert PuchniakMrs. Dorothy Purchase '53Mr. Clay PurvesMr. Cosmo D. RacanoMs Debra RadiMr. Mike RaimbaultMrs. Margaret Ramsay '50Ms Jennifer RattrayMr. Steven RatzlaffMarilyn and Ted RedekopMr. Edwin Redekopp '84Mr. Doran Reid '81 and Diane ReidDr. J. Nolan ReillyMs Sharon ReillyDr. Elmer Reimer '56Garth and Mavis Reimer '76

Richardson College for theEnvironment and ScienceComplex

Thanks to the generosity of our provincial and federalgovernments and hundreds of individual and corporate donors,University of Winnipeg science students will study in oneof Canada’s top science facilities starting this Fall. TheRichardson College for the Environment and Science Complexis a model of green building technology, constructed to aLEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) SilverStandard. It is one of the most energy efficient educationallaboratory buildings in North America, using less than halfthe energy of a conventional building.

Approximately 2,000 students daily will use the building,which will house the University’s departments of Biology,Chemistry and Environmental Studies. The facility will also be a policy centre for environmental issues,community learning, and a centre for applied research in environmental technologies.

The Richardson College for the Environment, established through a lead gift of $3.5 million from the RichardsonFirm, Family and Foundation, is situated on the building’s 3rd floor and includes the Canada Research Chairin Indigenous Science Education and the Canada Research Chair in Inner-City Issues, Community Learning,and Engagement; the Institute of Urban Studies; the Master’s in Development Practice program; the IndigenousStudies department; the CISCO Centre for Collaborative Technologies, which includes a world-class TelePresencesystem and the endowed Cisco Chair for Collaborative Technology; the University’s Sustainability Office; theUniversity’s medical isotope initiative; and the UW Community Renewal Corporation.

The Science of Giving

Power Corporation of Canada - Power Corporation of Canada generously donated a gift of $1 millionto support The University of Winnipeg’s ‘A World of Opportunity’ Capital Campaign. Directed to the state-of-the-art Richardson College for the Environment and Science Complex, the University will recognize thegift by naming the atrium within the Science Complex, the Power Corporation of Canada Atrium.

The Atrium is a beautiful open space that encompasses the entire complex and represents the ‘lungs’ ofthe building. It will be the primary gateway to the Complex and main hub for students, faculty and staff.

The atrium’s feature wall, which is four stories high, is made from the original Winnipeg Roller Rink flooringwhich was carefully removed and restored as another recycled component of the LEED certified building.

Manitoba Hydro – Understanding the benefits the Science Complex will provide to University of WinnipegStudents and citizens of Manitoba, Manitoba Hydro donated a tremendous $750,000 donation towards thecapital costs of the new building. This donation marks the beginning of a cooperative working relationshipbetween Manitoba Hydro and The University of Winnipeg’s Faculty of Science leading to positive resultsfor the environmental future of our Province.

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Mr. Gundars ReinfeldsMr. Harvey Rempel '51Ms Laurel RepskiMr. Ian RestallMr. John Restall Jr.Mrs. Joyce Rich '51David and Pamela RichardsonDr. James A. RichardsonGeorge '90 and Tannis RichardsonRichardson FamilyMrs. Patricia RichtikVictor and Beatrice LeathersMs Anna Rikkelman '90Mr. G. Patrick S. RileyMs Pauline RipatRusty Rischuk '72 and Delle BonneauRev. Harold RitchieMrs. M. Ritchie '46Dr. John Roberts '66 and

Mrs. John RobertsMr. William (Bill) RobertsMr. Alan RobertsonDr. Donald and Mrs. Bev RobertsonMs Jennifer RoblinMs Mary RoblinMr. Jeff Robson '04Martin Robson '69Mr. Thomas RobsonMr. Edgar RogalskiMr. Robert Rogers '63Miss Susan Rogers '73Ms Jane RomioMs Rita Romsa-RossMr. Richard RooneyRabbi Neal RoseMs Renee Roseman '54Ms Dorothy RossGraeme and Karen RossGray and Eva RossMr. John RossMr. Waldemar RossyMs Katherine RotherMs Elizabeth RowbothamGlenn and Anne RusnakMr. Colin Russell '90Mr. John Russell '46Mrs. Shirley Russell '57Fred and Geraldine RussinRev. Dwight Rutherford '79Rev. H. RutleyMs Karolyn RybackDr. Beni SahaiMr. Rolf Salfert '77Mr. Bryan SalvadorMs Terry SamborskiMs Cythea SandMr. Neil SanderMr. Walter SaranchukMr. Christopher SargentMrs. Laurel SarginsonRev. Brock Saunders '62Mr. Arthur R. SawchukHelen SchaetzleMr. Ernst SchellMs Amy ScherbainMr. Clifford SchmidtDr. E. Kenneth and

Dr. R. Brenda SchmidtMr. Rob SchmidtMs Barbara Schott

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IN MEMORY OF DR. RANDY KOBES, ASSOCIATEDEAN OF SCIENCE

The late Randy Kobes, Associate Dean of Science, wasan outstanding academic, physicist and educator of youngpeople. He was fully dedicated to public engagement in science.

His contributions to community learning at The Universityof Winnipeg are immeasurable. One of his manycontributions is founding the Manitoba chapter of Let'sTalk Science, which promotes scientific literacy by havingUWinnipeg volunteer scientists visit classrooms, presentinteractive experiments and raise awareness of science.

Dr. Kobes was a participant and a driving force in many other University and communityprograms, such as Eco-Kids, CSI (Community School Investigators), and the WiiChiiwaakanak Learning Centre.

In October 1999 he won the Erica and Arnold Rogers Award for Excellence in Researchand Scholarship and in June 2005 he was awarded the Marsha Hanen Award forExcellence in Creating Community Awareness.

Most recently, he realized a long time ambition of developing a degree program inScience, Environment and Indigenous Knowledge at The University of Winnipeg.

Upon his passing and in memory of Dr. Kobes’ many great works, the Dr. Randy KobesMemorial Scholarship Fund was established. To date over $17,200 has been donatedto the fund. In May 2011, Dr. Kobes’ mother, Ms Claire Kobes also passed away leavinga very generous bequest to her son’s memorial scholarship fund.

To make a donation to the Dr. Randy Kobes Memorial Scholarship Fund please contactTodd Pennell at 204.789.1440.

E.H Price - A $200,000 gift from E.H. Price helped tocreate the E.H. Price Laboratory, and E.H. Price LectureClassroom. The Laboratory will be used to providestudents with a well-founded understanding of aquatic-based chemistry, a "chemical perspective," essentialto those with a concern for environmental issues. TheLecture Classroom is in a high-traffic area, open to thestudent common spaces, and will see hundreds ofstudents as they come and go throughout the day.

Thomas Sill Foundation - The Thomas Sill Foundation donated $115,000 to create the Thomas Sill WaterResearch Laboratory for trace environmental contaminant analysis. This facility will be used to train thenext generation of leaders in understanding how pollutant exposure is linked to potential risks that maybe posed to human and ecosystem health.

HudBay Minerals Inc. and the Robbins/Miller Family - A unique collaboration between HudBayMinerals Inc. and the Robbins/Miller Family resulted in a $100,000 gift recognized with the Flin FlonLaboratory naming. Dr. Peter Miller, who helped coordinate the gift, is a Senior Scholar and past Chair ofthe Department of Philosophy at The University of Winnipeg. Inspired by the Robbins-Miller family historyof mining in Canada and as a result of a generous exchange of Robbins/Miller land titles with HudBayMinerals Inc. the outcome of the partnership was a generous gift toward the new Complex.

Marguerite Mol - Thanks to a generous gift made by Mrs. Marguerite Mol, to honour the legacy of herlate husband, renowned artist Dr. Leo Mol, outstanding students studying Environmental Science in the newComplex will benefit from the Leo Mol Scholarship in Environmental Science. Dr. Mol was a talented sculptor andfriend of the University, and received an honorary doctorate from the University of Winnipeg in 1974.

Robert W. Cunningham Family and Cunningham Business Interiors Ltd. - The gift of a classroom, to beknown as The Robert W. Cunningham Family and Cunningham Business Interiors Ltd. Lecture Classroom in theRichardson College for the Environment and Science Complex fits perfectly with the Cunningham family valuesand support of education, while providing even stronger ties between this family and The University.

Ms Michele SchriemerMs Marlis SchroederDennis, Suzanne and Jim SchrofelMs Caroline Scollan '76Ms Diane Scott '93Mr. John R. Scott '63Ms Lauren SearsMr. Edward SellersMs Michele SeranoMs Heidi SergerMr. Andrew SerrayMs Christine SextonMs Rita Shapera JacobMr. Charles ShawcrossMs Clarice ShellMr. J. ShillidayMs Wilma ShirriffMrs. Gail ShkolnyMs Catherine ShoesmithDr. Christen ShoesmithMr. Trevor ShoesmithMrs. Irene SiemensMr. Ronald Sigurdson '01Tammy SigurdurMs Ruth SildenMr. Walter SiliczMr. Bob SilverMr. A. Peter Simmie '66Mr. Keith SinclairRev. Michael Skibinski '55Ms Arlene SkiharMs Denise SliworskyMr. Douglas SmithMuriel SmithMr. Stephen SmithEvita & Lyle SmordinMr. John SmythMr. Tyler SneesbyMs Heather SnellDr. Charles SnowMs Jennifer SnyderDr. Laurel SnyderJohn and Laura SokalDavid Sokolowski and Beverley KyleMs Heather Sommerville '71Mr. Jonny SontagMs Marilyn SouterMs Jean Speers '85Mr. Murray SpeirsSenator Mira SpivakMr. Ken SquireDr. Robert St-OngeMiss Doris Standing '52Dr. Richard StaniforthLily and Brent StearnsMr. Eric StefansonMr. Grant StefansonHonourable Mr. Justice Kris StefansonLionel Steiman & Bonnie Hoffer-SteimanMs Joan StephensMr. Joseph B. Stern '62Ms Erin StewartMs Lori StewartDr. Richard B. Stillwater * and

Ms Jorie StillwaterDr. Daniel StoneMs Jeannine StotskiRev. James StrachanMs Faith Strecker-NemishMs Rita Streuber

THANK YOU DONORS!

Generous Gift Feeds StudentsThanks to a generous donation from Jennifer and Mary Roblin and The Burns Family Fund through TheWinnipeg Foundation, The University of Winnipeg's Diversity Food Services is providing nutritious after-school snacks to school students of all ages who attend the after-school Let's Talk Science and HomeworkClub at the University of Winnipeg's Wii Chiiwaakanak Learning Centre.

The generosity of Jennifer and her mother Mary and the Burns FamilyFund donation of $36,000 will ensure that the program will continuewell into the future providing stability for the homework club.

Jennifer had the opportunity to see the impact her joint gift is making,first hand, when she visited the program in April. The studentspresented her with a very special dreamcatcher, and surrounded her for a giant group hug. The gift cameabout after Jennifer’s first visit to the Wii Chiiwaakanak Learning Centre where she noticed the childrenonly had dried up granola bars and hot chocolate to snack on.

“How do you learn with nothing to eat after school?” says Jennifer. “I’m a mother. I can’t do much, but Ican help here.”

This meaningful partnership between the University's Wii Chiiwaakanak Learning Centre, Diversity, andthese generous funders, will significantly impact the broader community and help young students develophabits that will continue to inform their food choices well beyond their years at the homework club.

“Many of these students come straight from school to participate in the Let's Talk Science and HomeworkClub and arrive at the Centre hungry. Thanks to Jennifer and her Mom, Mary, along with The Burns FamilyFund, we will be able to provide them with a nutritious and delicious snack before they head into hoursof homework and learning,” says Dina Ducharme, Program Facilitator at the Wii Chiiwaakanak LearningCentre. “Young people find focusing on mental activities easier if they have eaten something nutritious.”

Wii Chiiwaakanak Learning Centre is a community drop-in centre facilitated by UWinnipeg, made possiblethrough private donations. The centre provides Aboriginal youth and their families with access to computers,mentors and Elders' teaching and sharing circles, as well as fun movie nights. Student volunteers from theUniversity assist neighbourhood children with homework after school. Approximately 2,000 people accessthe centre monthly.

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Jennifer Roblin; with Kirsten Godbout and Ben Kramer of DiversityFood Services, visiting the Homework Club

THANK YOU DONORS!

Mr. Peter StringhamMr. Tom StroudHarry and Kathy StrubMs Sonia StublerMr. Robert Stuebing '68 and

Mrs. Eileen StuebingMs Danielle SturkHon. P. Colleen Suche QC '76Mr. David Suderman '57Mr. Harold J. SudermanMr. Arthur SummersDouglas '42 and Elaine Sumner '42Ms Joanne Sutherland '68Paul and Terry SwartWalter & Margaret SwayzeMr. Robert SzkolnickiMs Judy TannerEric & Helene TapleyMr. Doug TatarynMr. J.F. Taylor QC and

Ms Pamela TaylorMs Kathleen TaylorMr. M. Paul TaylorMr. Murray TaylorMs Pamela TaylorMs Luc TherrienRev. D. Blain Thierry '53Mrs. Katy ThiessenMary and Robert ThomasMrs. Denise ThomassonMs Marilyn Thompson '60Ms Susan Thompson '71Dr. and Mrs. T. Kenneth ThorlaksonMr. Mike ThulAlan Tibbetts '71Mrs. Joanne TittlemierMs Lori Toews Friesen '78Mr. Gregory TonnMr. John TooneMs AnnaMaria Toppazzini '89Mr. David TorzBob & Barbara TownJames TownsendDr. Wendy Tretiak '91Ms Ingrid TruderungBen '78 and Andrea TrunzoDr. Brian TurnerMr. Ted TurnerMs Patti Tweed '95Mr. David UnruhMr. George Van Den BoschRev. Nico VanderStoel '64 and

Ms Heather VanderStoel '67Ms Oriole VeldhuisRev. Norman VelnesMs Kathleen Venema '83Mrs. Victoria VillanuevaProfessor Jesse VorstDonna WainikkaMrs. Alfreda WalkerDr. David WalkerThe Walker FamilyMs Janet Walker '78Ms Linda WalkerSharon WallMs Jean EagleDiane L. WaltonMr. Brian WangMs Faye WanklingMs Elvira Warkentin

“How do you learnwith nothing to eat

after school?”

UWinnipeg Supplier Supports Future Students andCampus Development

In March 2011, Graciete and Jose Correia, local business owners, made a generousdonation of $350,000 towards the ‘A World of Opportunity’ Capital Campaign,through their award winning building maintenance company, Bee-Clean. The Giftsupports three areas of development; $300,000 is directed to the capital costs ofboth the Buhler Centre and the Richardson College for the Environment and ScienceComplex and a further $50,000.00 is directed towards the establishment of theMaria Graciete and Jose Correia Family Scholarship.

“Bee-Clean recognizes the need for well-educated, well-rounded citizens andemployees, and wishes to participate in the re-development of the Universityand the revitalization of downtown Winnipeg,” said Jose Correia, President andCEO of Bee-Clean.

In recognition of the Gift, the University has named the lecture hall located on the fourth floor of the BuhlerCentre “The Bee Clean Business Hall” and the Genetics Molecular Lab located on the second floor of theRichardson College for the Environment and Science Complex, “The Bee Clean Molecular Genetics Centre”.

The Maria Graciete and Jose Correia Family Scholarship provides financial support to students who are newCanadians, living in the inner city and have achieved high academic standing. The scholarships will be awardedto students in any year of study, in both the Faculty of Business and Economics, and the Faculty of Science.

“We are very grateful for the Correia’s tremendous gift. The University of Winnipeg works to assist youngpeople, particularly new immigrants and inner city youth, who face barriers in accessing a university education”,said Mr. R.M. (Bob) Kozminski, Chair of the Capital Campaign “The Correia’s generous gift will open doors tohigher education for students from these backgrounds.”

The opening of the Buhler Centre and RichardsonCollege for the Environment and ScienceComplex brings a new vibrancy and energyto downtown and welcomes people fromevery spectrum of society in Winnipeg,Canada and the world.

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THANK YOU DONORS!

Dr. Mary WarmbrodMr. Amarjeet WarraichDr. Roderick WasylishenMr. George WatersMr. Rick WattsPhyllis WebsterMs Ingrid WedlakeHarald and Gerri WeigeldtMr. Jeffrey S. WeinerDr. Michael WeinrathMs Laura WeirBrandi and Lorie WermieSteve West and Alys-Lynne WestGeorge and Lorraine WestMr. F. James WestwoodMr. Niles WhitesellMs Janet WhitneyMr. Alan WiebeMs Erika WiebeMr. Orlando WiebeDr. Murray WiegandMs Justina Wiens '96Dr. M. WilkieMs Elizabeth WillcockMrs. Florence (Tomlinson) WilliamsMs Susan WilliamsMs Rhonda WillowsDr. Lois M. Wilson, OC, O.Ont. '47Mr. Marc WiltshireMr. Trevor WinfieldMrs. Patricia Winser '46Ms Shirley WishartMr. Vernon R. WishartMr. Richard WishnowskiMr. Charles WongMs Gaylea WongGavin '74 and Joy Wood '73Ms Monica WoodDr. Robin WoodsDr. Cyril WoolfPaul WrightMr. Jim YaworskiMrs. Joyce YellowleesMr. Douglas Yeo '84Ms Maria YeungNorman '49 and Berna '49 YoungMr. Ron YurmanMs Lori Yusishen '01Ms Gerri ZachariasDr. Andriy ZayarnyukMr. Kenneth ZealandMs Karen Zoppa '79Mr. Harold Zukerman

Jose and Graciete Correia

Giving Back to Life on Campus

Many of Ken Grower’s fondest memories at The University of Winnipeg came from his time in residenceat Graham Hall. Originally from St. Claude, Manitoba, Ken graduated from The University of Winnipeg witha Bachelor of Arts in History in 1970. Reflecting upon his days in residence, Ken recalls numerous enjoyableexperiences he had during his stay. Along with his fellow housemates, Ken found entertainment in various

activities such as intramural sports, going to hockeygames, and trips to the local drive-in for dinner.However, it was attending a formal dinner in RiddellHall during his second year that changed his life. It wasthere that he met the love of his life, Marjorie, who isalso a graduate from The University of Winnipeg (BA ’71).

“The men came in from Graham Hall and the womenfrom Sparling,” recalls Ken. “Marjorie just happened to sit down across from me. A few weeks later, wewent on our first date to a Gordon Lightfoot concert.”

Marjorie Grower’s own ties extend beyond her days at The University of Winnipeg and staying in SparlingHall. Her father, Frederick Westwood, also graduated from the University with a Bachelor of Arts in 1936and lived in the Wesley Hall residence where he was the UW Student Association Senior Stick. Mr.Westwood was also known for recounting fond memories of his days in residence.

The University of Winnipeg’s Doors and Windows Campaign was launched in 2007 with an aim to providecomfortable and affordable living arrangements for students while they pursue higher education. McFeetorsHall: Great-West Life Student Residence, opened in September 2009, serves as a home away from home,for over 200 University of Winnipeg students, to share memorable experiences and build lifelong friendships.The residence is a modern state-of-the-art facility that contributes to The University of Winnipeg’s continuousgrowth and further solidifies its place as one of the leading educational institutions in Canada.

In recognition of their generous contributions, Ken and Marjorie Grower, along with James Westwood(Marjorie’s brother) have placed a plaque in memory of Frederick S. Westwood outside of a double roomin McFeetors Hall.

The Growers have also donated to the campaign with Ken’s roommate, from his days in Graham Hall and1970 UWSA President, George Van Den Bosche (B.Sc. ’69). They too, have a plaque placed, in their honour,outside of a single room in the new residence.

It is only through the philanthropy of generousindividuals like Ken, Marjorie, James andGeorge, that projects of this magnitudeare made possible.

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THANK YOU DONORS!

Corporate DonorsCorporations, Foundations & Organizations

Power Corporation of Canada3-Phase Electrical Ltd.Homers RestaurantAESESAcsion Industries, Inc.Ad In Advertising Inc.Aeroguard GroupAikins MacAulay & ThorvaldsonAbe and Barbara AnhangAssembly of Manitoba ChiefsAssiniboia DownsAssociation of Manitoba Hydro Staff

& Supervisory EmployeesAssociation of Universities &

Colleges of CanadaBachman & AssociatesBMO Employee Charitable FoundationBeaver Ionic Lodge No. 25Bell CanadaBetter Air Manufacturing Ltd.Jeff Warburton and Terry WarburtonBockstael Construction Ltd.Boom Done NextBoston Pizza Foundation and

Winnipeg Police ServiceBowes Leadership GroupBoys and Girls Clubs of Winnipeg Inc.Brent Business Services Ltd.Business Council of ManitobaC.U.P.E. LOCAL 949CIBC Commercial Banking CentreCanad InnsCanadian Blood ServicesCanadian Hemophilia Society

Manitoba ChapterCanadian Imperial Bank of CommerceCangene CorporationCarpathia Credit UnionCenovus Energy Inc.Cerebral Palsy Association of ManitobaChartier Property Management Inc.Children's Aid FoundationCity of Winnipeg-Human ResourcesClarence Atchison President's

Award FoundationCoca-Cola Beverages Ltd.Columbia InstituteCommunity and Youth SolutionCongress of Black WomenCorporate Programming Ltd.Corporation of the Council of Minister

of Education, CanadaCox Morris Insurance BrokersCrosier Kilgour & Partners Ltd.Crown Utilities LimitedRobert W. Cunningham Family and

Cunningham Business InteriorsDakota Ojibway Tribal CouncilDavian Construction Ltd.Deloitte & Touche Chartered

AccountantsDessert Sinsations Cafe Inc.Diane Phillips and AssociatesDomo Gasoline Corporation LimitedDr. Brian Lukie Medical CorporationDr. Leon Mowchun

Medical Corporation

It is only through the philanthropy ofgenerous individuals like Ken, Marjorie,James and George, that projects ofthis magnitude are made possible.

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That’s a Wrap!

Canwest Centre for Theatre and Film’sSeat Sale a Complete Sell-Out

Bravo to Canwest Centre’s many donors for an outstanding performance ofgenerosity. The Big Seat Sale launched in October, 2009, by the outsizedenthusiasm of CJOB’s Hal Anderson and Doug Speirs of the Winnipeg FreePress, was a complete sell out and tremendous success.

Since our last report to you, the seats have been designed, manufacturedand delivered to the Theatre and just before the holidays, in December 2010,the seats, with donor’s names on gold plaques, were installed. The scarletof the seats against the black box of the surrounding Theatre, adds to thedrama of the room.

The Canwest Centre for Theatre and Film, whose recent renovations weremade possible through the generosity of the Asper family, is occupied every day of the year – with students,faculty and staff, audiences attending performances and third-party organizations renting the theatre for events.

Tim Babcock, Chair of the Faculty of Theatre and Film is happy to report the Theatre surpassed rental projectionsby 300% in the first year. Theatre students and outside organizations renting the Theatre make full use of dancestudios, classrooms, prop-making shop, costume making and make-up facilities, film and sound editing labs.

The completion of the Theatre seat project enhances the Centre’s reputationas one of Canada’s foremost Theatre schools and burnishesWinnipeg’s reputation as the cultural centre of Canada.

Tim Babcock, Chair, Faculty ofTheatre and Film

THANK YOU DONORS!

E.H. Price LimitedEastside Area Community

Foundation Inc.Ecole Secondaire Ballenas Secondary

SchoolFort Garry United Church U.C.W.Frostiak and LeslieGardiner Miller Arnold LLPGendis Inc. and Associate CorporationsGerman Scholarship FundGolden West BroadcastingGovernment of CanadaGrant Thornton LLPHoosli Ukrainian Folk Ensemble Inc.Harris Consulting Corp.Henry G. Izatt Middle SchoolHighland Park Financial Inc.Horizon Insurance Business, LPDrew Duff c/o Howland HotelHudBay Minerals Inc.Hydro X ClubIan A. Restall Law CorporationInkster ChristieMr. Ted CraneInn at the ForksInternational Assoc. of Fire FightersJ.Hansen & Son LtdJames R. Hoffa Memorial

Scholarship FundJoe Clark & Associates LimitedJohnston Group Inc, Diane and

David JohnstonKensington Building LimitedKeystone Ford Sales Ltd.Kiwanis Club of Winnipeg

Foundation Inc.LBL Holdings LimitedLa Boutique Del VinoLafarge Canada Inc.Lifestyle Operations LPLions Club of Winnipeg

Housing CentresLiving Legacy Community FoundationLocal 500 C.U.P.E.Louis Riel School DivisionMTS AllstreamMacquarie Group FoundationManShield Construction Inc.Manitoba Association for Resource

Recovery CorporationManitoba Business Research

Institute Inc.Manitoba Chartered Accountants

Foundation Inc.Manitoba Food & Commercial Workers

Location 83Manitoba Foundation for Sports Inc.Manitoba High Schools Athletic

AssociationManitoba Hockey FoundationManitoba HydroManitoba Hydro - Electric BoardManitoba Jockey Club Inc.Manitoba Liquor Control CommissionManitoba Lotteries CorporationManitoba Metis Federation Inc.Manitoba Telecom Services Inc.Marblank Investments Inc.McClure United ChurchMcLean Budden Ltd.

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University of Winnipeg’s H. Sanford RileyCentre for Canadian HistoryAbraham J. Arnold, A Great Historian

An accomplished journalist, advocate for human rights and avid historian withsignificant ties to The University of Winnipeg passed away earlier this year.Abraham J. Arnold died peacefully on January 28, 2011, leaving to mournhis passing his wife of 66 years Bertha, a son, a daughter, six grandchildrenand eight great-grandchildren. He was predeceased by a daughter.

Born and raised in Montreal, Arnold discovered his passion for journalism ata very early age writing for various publications of the Young Men’s HebrewAssociation. He began his professional career in journalism in Toronto in the1940s working for several progressive Jewish publications. In 1948, Arnoldmoved to Vancouver where he edited the Jewish Western Bulletin until hisdeparture for Montreal in 1960. In 1965, Arnold and his family were on themove again. This time the family settled in Winnipeg where Arnold took upthe position of Western Regional Director for the Canadian Jewish Congress (CJC). During his Winnipegyears, Arnold pursued his passion for journalism publishing in numerous articles in the Jewish and commercialpress. In the 1970s, he worked for the Manitoba Association of Rights and Liberties as both a volunteerand employee.

In the course of his work and with a passion for writing, he was a tirelessadvocate of civil liberties, human rights and multiculturalism. These effortsalso sparked his interest in Jewish history and through years of study andresearch he grew to become a passionate historian. Arnold was a foundingmember of the Jewish Historical Society of Western Canada.

As a writer, Arnold left the people of Manitoba a great legacy, donating over27 feet of manuscripts to the Provincial Archives. This impressive archivalcollection ranges across his interests including Jewish History, contemporaryJewish issues and human rights and civil liberties. He was also the author ofnumerous books and articles, the research for which may be found in his archives.

In the years before Arnold’s death, historian Nolan Reilly conducted a life story project with Arnold for theOral History Centre at The University of Winnipeg. This project consists of seven hours of interviews andaccompanying transcripts, photographs, and documents. As a tribute and celebration of his life, this projectwill be published in its entirety in a special issue this coming fall of the Oral History Forum, an electronic,open access journal, edited by Alexander Freund and Nolan Reilly, co-directors of the Oral History Centre.

In recognition of his significant accomplishments, Dr. Arnold received an Honorary Doctorate from TheUniversity of Winnipeg in 2001 and an Order of Canada in 2004.

The University of Winnipeg Foundation wishes to acknowledge thelife and legacy of Abraham J. Arnold, a generous donor toThe University of Winnipeg. Arnold and his wife createdthe Abe & Bertha Arnold Oral History Community Fundto assist community organizations in launching oralhistories of their communities. Abe Arnoldkindly gave of himself for worthy, progressivecauses and left our city and province witha legacy that will be treasured foryears to come.

The Late Abraham J. Arnold

Dr. Nolan Riley, Co-Director,UWinnipeg’s Oral History Centre

THANK YOU DONORS!

Mennonite Central CommitteeMennonite Historical Society of

British ColumbiaMennonite Historical Society of CanadaMidwest Mechanical Servicemf.1Miller Thomson FoundationMorden Area FoundationNational Council Canadian Daughters'

LeagueNorth Portage Development

CorporationNumber Ten Architectural GroupO. Koshetz Choir Inc.OTA Education Foundation Inc.Opportunities for Independence Inc.Orthoarts Dental CorporationP.E.O. Manitoba-Northwest Ontario

Provincial ChapterPeerless Garments Ltd.Philanthropy Preceptorship FundPick Of The BirdsPilot Mound United ChurchPinnacle StaffingPizza HotlineProTelec Ltd.Probe-Research Inc.Procurity Inc.Progressive Conservative Party of MBProvince of ManitobaProvince of Manitoba All Charities

CampaignQualico Developments CanadaQuality Design Inc.R.E.T.F. Inc.RBC Dexia Investor ServicesRoyal TrustRBC FoundationRBC Royal BankRoyal BankRS Distribution ServicesRae & CoRegroupement des Haitiens du

ManitobaReimer Express Foundation Inc.Reimer World Corp.Richardson Financial Group LimitedRotary Club of Winnipeg NorthRoyal Canadian LegionRoyal Canadian Legion District No.6Royal Stewart Ltd.Rural Municipality of Lac du BonnetSI AlarmsSoiree - Event PlanningSatir Professional Development

Institute of Manitoba, Inc.ScholarshipAmericaScotia BankSeven Oaks General HospitalShareventures Portage Inc.Shelter Canadian Properties LimitedSimilkameen Elementary Secondary

SchoolSmith Carter Architects and EngineersSobey's Inc.Sorrentos RestaurantSport Manitoba Inc.Spring of Living Water Christian

AcademyStafford Dental Group

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UWinnipeg Celebrates Lifeand Legacy of The LateHonourable Duff Roblin

The University of Winnipeg paid tribute to the late Duff Roblinat a dinner named in his honour, November 2, 2010 at the FortGarry Hotel.

The Duff Roblin Tribute Dinner celebrated the life and legacy of the Honourable Duff Roblin, who was the14th Premier of Manitoba, member of the Canadian Senate and oversaw the granting of The Universityof Winnipeg Charter. He passed away May 30, 2010 at the age of 92.

The evening was a tremendous success raising $125,000 towards the Duff Roblin Scholars Fund.

Special guests on hand for the dinner included Roblin’s daughterfrom Toronto, Jennifer, along with Roblin’s Executive Assistant fromhis tenure as Premier and long-time friend, Dr. Joe Martin.

In place of the Duff Roblin Award Presentation this year, all inattendance were treated to a special tribute video produced byUWinnipeg students Reiner Bello-Sanchez and Morgan Fics. Thevideo conveyed the vast and profound impact Roblin’s life had onthe Province of Manitoba and The University of Winnipeg.

Part of his lasting legacy was the creation of the DuffRoblin Scholars Fund and Award in 2007.

Amanda Mentuck, 2010 Duff Roblin Scholar, told thecrowd of close to 500 how, as a scholarship recipient,the fund has assisted her and her family by openingdoors to higher education.

The Duff Roblin Scholars Fund is set up to enhanceeducation opportunities for Manitoba's Aboriginalpopulation and encourage Aboriginal students to obtainadvanced degrees. It provides Graduate Fellowships inIndigenous Governance at The University of Winnipeg.

The Duff Roblin Award recognizes a recipient's qualities as anoutstanding Manitoban, a patron of education, and someone whodemonstrates exemplary citizenship and life-long commitment tohis or her community. Past recipients of the award include DuffRoblin (2007), Tom Jackson (2008) and Kerry Hawkins (2009).

The evening will return to the Duff Roblin Award Dinner in 2011.

This year’s dinner was made possible by the generous supportfrom our sponsors.

DUFF ROBLINSCHOLARS

FUND UPDATE

At March 31, 2011, theDuff Roblin ScholarsFund reached over

$650,000 thanks to thegenerosity of over 200

donors who have kindlymade contributions in

memory of the LateDuff Roblin.

Those wishing tocommemorate the life

and career of Dr. Roblinmay wish to considerdonations to the Duff

Roblin Scholars Fund.

See you next year!

GOLD LEVEL

City of WinnipegPC Party of Manitoba

Qualico Developmentsof Canada Ltd.

RBC Royal BankWinnipeg Free Press

SILVER LEVEL

Keystone Ford Sales Ltd.The Fort Garry Hotel

BRONZE LEVEL

James W. BurnsCanad Inns

Davian Construction Ltd.Frostiak & Leslie

Chartered Accountants Inc.Gendis Inc.

Golden West Broadcasting Ltd.Grant Thronton LLP

MTS AllstreamMcLean Budden

Scotiabank

Ms Jennifer Roblin, Dr. Joe Martin and Mrs.Sally Ann Martin

Amanda Mentuck and partner, Nathan Twovoice

THANK YOU DONORS!

Stef's FitnessSturgeon Creek Retirement ResidenceSussex Realty Ltd.TD Waterhouse Private Client ServicesTD-Canada TrustTalbot Marketing Inc.Taylor McCaffrey LLPTeamsters Canada Rail ConferenceTerraTechTetrum Capital Management Inc.Teulon Pastoral Charge Official BoardThe Amadeus Steen FoundationThe Waugh FamilyThe Bank of Nova ScotiaThe Boissevain Morton FoundationThe CanWest Global FoundationThe Canada Trust CompanyThe Centre for Health and Well BeingThe Certified General Accountants

Association of ManitobaThe Chrysler FoundationThe City of WinnipegThe Forks North Portage PartnershipThe Great-West Life Assurance CompanyThe Jewish Foundation of ManitobaThe Joe Brain Foundation Inc.The John D. and Catherine T.

MacArthur FoundationThe Kenny Family FoundationThe Leonard FoundationManitoba Brain Injury AssociationThe Manitoba Teachers SocietyNorman and Margaret Jewison

Charitable FoundationThe North West CompanyThe Pollard Family FoundationThe Reining Horse Sports

Foundation, Inc.The Sholem Aleichem Community, Inc.The Society of Management

Accountants of ManitobaMarjory Alexander Graham and

Family FundSwayze Family FoundationThe Tallman Foundation Inc.The Thomas Sill Foundation Inc.The United Church of Canada

FoundationThe University Women's Club

of WinnipegThe University of Winnipeg

Alumni AssociationThe University of Winnipeg

Biology-Class ActsThe University of Winnipeg

Department of HistoryThe University of Winnipeg

Faculty AssociationUniversity of Winnipeg Financial

ServicesThe University of Winnipeg FoundationThe University of Winnipeg

President's OfficeThe University of Winnipeg Retirees

AssociationThe University of Winnipeg Students'

AssociationThe University of Winnipeg Theatre

StudentsThe University of Winnipeg-Aurora

The Late Honourable Duff Roblin, P.C., C.C., M.M., L.L.D.

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THE COLLEGIATE LEADERSHIPMATCHING FUND EXCEEDS ITS GOAL!Thanks to a small group of committed U of W Collegiate donors, TheCollegiate Leadership Matching Fund has exceeded its extraordinary goalof $500,000. The fund was established in 2010 to inspire, and then match,donations and pledges to the $5 Million Collegiate Campaign.

To date, $505,000 has been made available in matching funds.

Alumni and friends of The Collegiate are being given the opportunity to make a gift to support any areaof need within The Collegiate, including scholarships and bursaries; and capital projects such as classroomand laboratory enhancements. Every dollar raised, up to $505,000, will be matched, with the matchingmonies going to build the Dean’s Bursary Fund.

Since the launch of the matching campaign, just over $405,000 has been raised leaving $100,000 stillavailable in matching funds.

The “Group of Ten” Leadership Donors includes a number of loyal Collegiate supporters who have madeadditional gifts to help leverage donations for Collegiate students.

Those who are participating in this $500,000 pool ofmatching funds are:

Without bursary assistance some aspiring studentswould not be able to attend The Collegiate. Thanks tothe Leadership Matching Program, tax-deductibledonations will work twice as hard for students.

Donations are so important to this marvelous institutionthat continues to do what it has done for the past 138 years– deliver a great education to students eager to learn!

CollegiateCampaign

Goal:$5,000,000

Raised to Date:$4,600,000

Bob and Joy AntenbringGail Asper, Michael, Stephenand Jonathan PatersonBryce DouglasKerry HawkinsLarry Hursh

Diane and Dave JohnstonBob KozminskiJim MacDonaldJim RichardsonAnonymous

Building aFoundation of

Learning

Brian and Ruth Hastings’ company,Qualico Group (a multifaceted real

estate and construction company) hasbeen building solid foundations in

communities for over 55 years. So itis not surprising that the Hastings havechosen to support the foundational

learning that takes place at TheUniversity of Winnipeg Collegiate.

Brian and Ruth’s history at TheCollegiate spans several generations.They actually met at The Collegiate -fell in love, eventually married, and

raised a family of three children.Daughters Treena and Lisa are

University of Winnipeg grads, whileson, Tyler is a graduate of The Collegiate,

1994. Ruth’s mother, Katherine, is aCollegiate alumna of 1938.

The Hastings were moved to invest$250,000 in the Dean’s Bursary Fund,

leveraging another quarter of a milliondollars in Leadership Matching Funds.Their gift will help to ensure deservingstudents receive the same benefits theyreceived from a Collegiate education.

The UW Foundation salutes theHastings family for their generosity

and commitment to building asustainable future for The University

of Winnipeg Collegiate.

THANK YOU DONORS!

Family Therapy CentreThe Wawanesa Mutual Insurance

CompanyThe Winnipeg Foundation

Helen Elizabeth Davy FundJames A. & Muriel S. RichardsonTrust FundSir William Stephenson ScholarshipW.A. MacBean Foundation Fund

The Winnipeg Rh InstituteFoundation Inc.

The Winnipeg School Division No. 1The Winnipeg Squash Racquet

Company Ltd.Thermo Design Insulation Ltd.Thompson Dorfman Sweatman LLPTim Hortons Advertising and

Promotion Fund (Canada) Inc.Transmedit ServicesTri-Star Developments Inc.Young United Church U.C.W.UCT Boissevain CouncilUFCW Canada Local 1869Ukrainian Orthodox Cathedral of

St. Mary The ProtectressUnited Way of Greater TorontoUnited Way of WinnipegThe University of ManitobaUniversity of Manitoba-Department

of Physics and AstronomyUniversity of Winnipeg Faculty

of ScienceVancouver FoundationVentura Custom Home Ltd.Victoria General Hospital FoundationVirden Area Foundation Inc.WAL-MART Canada Corp.WCPD FoundationWalter and Duncan Gordon FoundationWestern Glove Works Ltd.Westminster United Church FoundationWestwood Mechanical Inc.Wild PlanetWinnipeg Building & Decorating Ltd.Winnipeg Youth Orchestras Inc.

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The Legacy Circle

With lasting generosity, members of The LegacyCircle are playing an essential role in securing thefuture of The University of Winnipeg and investingin future generations of students through theirparticipation in leaving a legacy gift to The Universityof Winnipeg Foundation.

We gratefully acknowledge individuals who areknown to have made provision for a future gift toThe University of Winnipeg Foundation through abequest, life insurance policy, or trust arrangement.

The Legacy Circle affords an opportunity to extendwarm appreciation to individuals who notify us oftheir thoughtful gift intentions.

THE GIFT PLANNING COMMITTEE

Chair: Chancellor Emeritus & University of WinnipegFoundation Board Member Dr. W. John A. Bulman,CM, LLD ‘83

Members: Joan E. Anderson (BA ’83); LaureenBulman; Steve Coppinger (Coll ’67, BA ’71); Jane(Duckworth) Maksymiuk; Dr. Donald Kerr (Retired-Physics), Fellow of United College; Rev. Dr. HaroldKing (BA ’58, LLD ’09), Former Dean of the Facultyof Theology; Irene Sanderson (BA ’95); LouiseHumeniuk, Gift Planning Officer

BEQUESTS

From April 1, 2003 to March 31, 2011 the sum of$1,678,475 has been administered by The Universityof Winnipeg Foundation through bequests.

During the 2010/11 fiscal year, The University ofWinnipeg Foundation was the recipient of bequestsfrom the following estates:

Miss Hazel I. Elliott ’29Dr. Michael EwanchukRev. Arthur Edward Leichnitz ’88Miss Florence Dorothy Rogers ’78Miss Madge O. Stevens ’37Mrs. L. Olive Willison

The University of WinnipegLegacy Circle Members*Deceased

Ms Joyce Aitken ‘48Mrs. Joan E. Anderson ’83Mr. Russell J. Anthony ‘65*Mr. James Harry Ashdown Sr.Mr. Ian Barron ‘70 & *Mrs. Lillian Barron*Dr. Victor Batzel*Mr. Peter BennettMr. Mark Bezanson ’85 ‘86Mrs. Kathleen Birchall ‘41*Mr. F. Roy Blair*Mr. Stephen Bond ‘46Mrs. B. Idell ’36 & Mr. Albert Brady*Ms Molly Rogers Brickman ‘37*Mrs. Marguerite Buchanan ‘32*Ms Lillian Ruth Buggey ‘33Ms Susan Buggey ‘62Dr. W. John A. Bulman ‘83*Mrs. Patricia Doreen BurgessMrs. Dianne Cooper*Mrs. Alice Jane Crabb*Mrs. Bente Cunnings*Mr. Donald C. Denison ‘53Ms M. Jane Dick ‘72Dr. Larry DidowMr. Henry Dyck ‘72 ‘76*Dr. Edwin D. EagleMr. James Easton ‘63*Miss Hazel I. Elliott ‘29Mr. Gary & Mrs. Barbara Evans*Dr. Michael Ewanchuk*Professor Audrey Flood*Mrs. Louisa Greenaway*Dr. Norma Jane Hall ‘39Dr. Marsha Hanen CMDr. Frank J. Hechter*Mrs. Gertrude Hehner ‘36Mr. Bryan Hobson ‘92*Mr. Glenn Howie ‘49Mrs. Marilyn HubandMrs. Joyce Hume ‘40*Dr. Duncan J. Jessiman*Mrs. Stelle Keele ‘94Mr. R.M. (Bob) Kozminski ‘67Ms Donna Krawetz ‘74*Mr. Garnet M. KyleMs Gini LauderDr. Douglas W. Leatherdale ‘57*Rev. Arthur Leichnitz ‘88*Ms Elizabeth LoseyMr. Terry Lumb ‘67Dr. James D. MacDonaldMr. Vernon S. MacKelvie ‘44*Mrs. Helen Maroy*Ms Angela MattiacciRev. Des McCalmont ‘53Mr. Edward McEwan*Ms Marion McIvor ‘62Mr. Allan Miller ‘67*Miss M.E. Frances Mills ‘31Miss Velma Motheral ‘61Mr. John MulvaneyMs Joan Newton ‘57*Dr. Margaret Nix ‘43Ms Grace O'Farrell ‘92*Dr. Richard Oatway ‘39Ms Doris Mae OultonMs Eileen Parliament ‘50*Miss Audrey Peach*Dr. John W. Peach ‘48Ms Michelle Pearson ‘93Mr. Klaus Philipp & *Mrs. Ingrid PhilippMs Phyllis PirottonMrs. Dorothy Purchase ‘53Mr. John PurvesMs Carolyn Ranson ‘79*Miss Ruth Reade ‘35

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Never Too Late to Make a Difference

For Ian Barron attending The University of Winnipeg marked a fresh start in a life that had alreadyaccumulated so many new beginnings.

Believing a ‘better late than never’ philosophy, Barron enrolled at The University of Winnipeg Collegiatein 1964, at the age of 43. He graduated from The Collegiate and immediately pursued post secondaryeducation, attaining a Bachelor of Arts degree in 1970.

Like many of his generation, Barron faced formidable circumstances in his youth. His mother passed awaywhen he was only 13 and his father died prior to his 16th birthday. He did not return to school after Grade8 and entered the workforce to earn a living.

Barron worked as an apprentice switcher at the CanadianNational Railway and when World War II was declared,he enlisted in the Navy Reserves. He became a wheelsmanfor the HMCS Assiniboine and rose to the rank of PettyOfficer. At the end of the war, he returned to Manitobawith enough money to take his chances as a farmer, butsoon discovered that that particular career choice wasnot for him. He subsequently sold his land and returnedto the Navy.

While stationed at HMCS Chippawa in Winnipeg, good fortune crossed his path when he met LillianWatson, a higher-ranking Officer and his future wife.

After government cutbacks forced him out of the Navy Reserves, Lillian encouraged him to return to school.

“Going back to school was the smartest thing I ever did”, says Barron, “I really enjoyed my time there asa student and for that, I owe a lot to The Collegiate and The University of Winnipeg.”

After graduating he went on to teach briefly at a one-room school just outside of Selkirk before acceptinga job as a lab technician with the Federal Government.

Barron is not the only University graduate in his family. He is extremelyproud of his stepdaughter, Heather and grandson James who are

also graduates of The University of Winnipeg.

In 1992, as a means of saying thank you to an institution theyhad both grown to love, Ian Barron and his wife, Lillian made

arrangements to leave a planned gift of life insurance toThe University of Winnipeg.

Dr. James A. RichardsonMs Carolyn Rickey ‘72Mrs. Beverley Ridd ‘89Mr. David Riddle ‘84*Ms Margaret J. Robertson ‘32* Dr. Arnold G. Rogers*Miss Florence Dorothy Rogers ‘78Ms Betsy RossMr. David Ross*Dr. H. Vincent RutherfordMs. Irene Sanderson ‘95 &

*Mr. Stuart Sanderson*Mr. Sidney Segel ‘72Dr. Earl & Mrs. H. Anne Shepherd ‘49Dr. Berenice B. Sisler ‘45*Dr. Anne Smigel ‘52*Miss Madge O. Stevens ‘37Miss Helen Stimpson ‘36Ms Susan Storey ‘92Mr. Robert ‘68 & Mrs. Eileen Stuebing*Mr. Wilfrid R. ThomasMs. Susan A. Thompson ‘71*Dr. George TomlinsonRev. Nico ‘64 & Ms. Heather VanderStoel ‘67Mr. Norman WalkerMr. William WedlakeMr. Jeffrey WeinerRev. Dr. Peter Gordon White ‘43*Mrs. L. Olive Willison*Ms. Melva E. Windle*Mr. Howard Winkler ‘12Mrs. Jo Wright ‘55

Anonymous Donors (7)

“Going back to school was thesmartest thing I ever did”, says

Barron, “I really enjoyed my timethere as a student and for that, I

owe a lot to The Collegiate and TheUniversity of Winnipeg.”

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Leaving a Legacy at The University of WinnipegRobert (Bob) and Eileen Stuebing first met on the grounds of United College, what is now The Universityof Winnipeg; it was a meeting that would spark a lasting legacy of love for each other, and for a campusthey would one-day credit with their future success.

Graduating with his high school diploma in 1965 and attaining his degree in 1968, Bob is fortunate to callboth The Collegiate and The University of Winnipeg his alma mater.

Bob’s path to graduation was not as straightforward as most high school students’. After finishing hisgrade 11 year at The Collegiate, Bob dropped out to find employment. When he wound up at anotherWinnipeg high school to start his senior year and realized it wasn’t going to work there, he was given asecond chance to go back to The Collegiate. This opportunity to return would change his life.

“My life would not have unfolded the way it did if I had not had the opportunity to finish high school atThe Collegiate.”

Remembering his experiences at The Collegiate, Bob says that every teacher there was outstanding; inparticular, the late Dean Lorne Tomlinson who he says was the glue that held The Collegiate together.

“I spent a lot of time in his office,” says Bob. “So I got to know him very well. He was a great man andhe had a huge impact on my life.”

From The Collegiate, Bob moved on to The University of Winnipeg where he earned a Bachelor of Arts witha major in Economics. It was during this time when he had the good fortune to be introduced to a younglibrarian, Eileen Roper, on her coffee break in Tony’s.

Eileen worked in the library at the University for four years andsays this experience allowed her to interact with everyone, fromstudents to faculty and staff.

“Working in the library, I still felt like part of the University,” shesays. “It felt like we knew everyone. Some 40 years later, it stillholds a special place.”

Eileen developed lifelong friends during her career at the Universityand as fate would have it, married Bob in 1970.

It is these fond memories that have inspired the Stuebings to giveback to their beloved campus.

In addition to joining the Legacy Circle, Bob and Eileen have alsomade a generous donation to provide a new grand piano to therenovated Convocation Hall. The gift of the piano has special meaningfor the Stuebings, for when Bob lived in residence at Wesley Hall,he could, quite regularly, be found playing the piano located in theold Convocation Hall.

The Stuebings’ decision to join the Legacy Circle was made aftergiving careful consideration to the successful start The Universityof Winnipeg provided to them.

“You have to reflect on where you are in the world, how yougot there, and who helped you get there. We think youhave an obligation to give back,” says Bob.

“My life would nothave unfolded the

way it did if I had nothad the opportunity tofinish high school at

The Collegiate.”

The University of Winnipeg FoundationBoard of Directors 2010 - 2011

Chair, H. Sanford Riley, CM, LLD ’09Chair, The University of Winnipeg Foundation2003 – Present

Ida G. AlboThe University of WinnipegBA (Hons.), Class of ’812003 – Present

Dr. W. John A. Bulman, CMChancellor Emeritus, LLD ’832003 – Present

Daniel BubisThe CollegiateClass of ’842008 – Present

Dr. Paul D.K. Fraser, QCThe University of WinnipegUnited College BA ’61, LLD ’862004 – Present

Craig LeeChair, The University of WinnipegBoard of Regents2010 – Present

Dr. Lloyd Axworthy, PC, OC, OMPresident and Vice-ChancellorUnited College BA ’61, LLD ’862004 – Present

Dr. Douglas W. LeatherdaleUnited College, Class of ’57LLD ’002003 – Present

Dr. James D. MacDonaldThe CollegiateClass of ’64, LLD ’052003 – Present

Dr. Joseph E. MartinUnited CollegeClass of ’58 (Hons. ’59)LLD ’952003 – Present

Mr. Robert SilverChancellor,The University of Winnipeg2009 – Present

Dr. James A. RichardsonThe CollegiateClass of ’67, LLD ‘082003 – Present

Susan A. ThompsonThe Collegiate, Class of ’67The University of WinnipegBA, Class of ’712003 – Present

Board of Directors 2010 - 2011

R.M. (Bob) KozminskiThe University of WinnipegBA, Class of ’672003 – Present

Gisele MacDonald2006 – Present

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