1. Call to Order John McKendry

1. Call to Order ................................................................................................................ John McKendry

2. Confirmation of Agenda

3. Approval of Minutes (December 12, 2011)

4. Business Arising from the Minutes

5. Chair’s Comments ....................................................................................................... John McKendry

6. New Faculty Update .................................................................................................... Anne Lavack

7. Board Senate Task Force on Bi‐Cameral Governance (Verbal Report) ....................... Wade Deisman

8. Senate Executive Committee (No Report) .................................................................. John McKendry

9. Senate Standing Committee on the University Budget (To be Distributed) ............... Marc Kampschuur

10. Senate Governance Committee .................................................................................. Dana Cserepes

10.1. Senate Bylaw Revisions (To be Distributed)

11. Senate Nominating Committee ................................................................................... Mary Androsiuk

12. Senate Standing Committee on Academic Planning & Priorities ................................ Wade Deisman

13. Senate Standing Committee on Curriculum ................................................................ Dana Cserepes

13.1. Program Revision: CADD Mechanical Specialty

13.2. Program Revision: Bachelor of Design in Product Design Admission Requirements

14. Senate Standing Committee on the Library (No Report) ............................................ Romy Kozak

15. Senate Standing Committee on Policy Articulation (No Report) ................................. Dana Cserepes

16. Senate Standing Committee on Program Review ....................................................... Kenneth Hughes

17. Senate Standing Committee on Tributes (No Report) ................................................. Christine Crowe

18. Approval of Graduates ................................................................................................ Robert Hensley

19. Questions .................................................................................................................... John McKendry

19.1. Questions With Notice

19.2. Questions Without Notice

20. Next Meeting: Monday, February 27, 2012 4:00pm – 7:00 pm, Surrey, Cedar 2110

21. Adjournment

SENATE

MEETING DATE: January 30, 2012

AGENDA #: 3

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The Chair introduced Gord Schoberg, Chair, Board of Governors, and Chair of the Presidential Search

Advisory Committee (PSAC). Mr. Schoberg reported that a decision was made by PSAC at the

December 2, 2011 meeting to adjust the search process schedule. This is due to a potential revision of

the position by the ministry. An approximate 6 week delay is anticipated and will not affect current

candidates. PSAC is hopeful that the original deadline for completing the search will remain as

targeted for June or July 2012. The ministry has been made aware that the timing of their decision

has implications on the presidential search timelines.

6. New Faculty Update

Report on the new Faculty was presented, including actions taken to date. A web site will be available

early in 2012. The timeline for the implementation of the new Faculty may be revised as necessary.

7. Board Senate Task Force on Bicameral Governance (No Report)

8. Senate Executive Committee (No Report)

9. Senate Standing Committee on the University Budget (No Report)

The committee is in the process of hearing presentations from deans and service areas regarding

budget requests.

10. Senate Governance Committee

10.1 Senate Standing Committee Membership/Mandate Review

In consultation with the members of senate standing committees, a review of committee

mandates and memberships has been completed. It was noted that at the inception of Senate in

2008, the mandate and membership of already established committees was not altered

significantly.

Principle revisions include streamlined wording, timing for election of members, time periods for

service, minimum number of Senators per committee and the addition of the Vice Chair of Senate

as ex‐officio to all standing committees. The Senate Standing Committee on Policy Articulation

has decided that the name will change to the Senate Standing Committee on Policy Review.

It was agreed that all standing committee membership/mandates should contain a set of standard

operating principles.

Moved by Ken Hughes, seconded by Cathy MacDonald THAT Senate approve the revised

memberships and mandates for the Senate Standing Committees as follows:

Executive

Governance

Nominating

Curriculum

Library

Policy Articulation

Program Review

Tributes

University Budget


Moved by Bob Davis seconded by Robert Wood THAT Senate defer voting on the mandate and

membership to the next Senate meeting, with the exception of the Senate Standing Committee

on Tributes. MOTION CARRIED

Moved by Dana Cserepes, seconded by Art Coren that Senate approve the revised mandate and

membership of the Senate Standing Committee on Tributes. MOTION CARRIED

ACTION: Senators are asked to provide feedback by email to the Vice Chair.

ACTION: The Vice Chair will incorporate feedback and guiding principles into each of the standing

committee mandates and memberships for review at the individual standing committees, and the

item will return to Senate in January 2012.

ACTION: The Chair of the Senate Standing Committee on Governance will notify Senators of the

date for the next Governance meeting.

10.2 – Election for New Senators

Senate discussed the impact the dissolution of the Faculties of Humanities and Social Sciences and

the creation of a new Faculty will have on the upcoming Senate elections for positions with terms

ending on August 31, 2011. Currently there are 4 positions which will become 2.

Concern over the loss of 2 Senate positions due to the creation of a new Faculty was raised. Noted

that Senate positions represent the university as a whole, and are not specific to a given Faculty.

10. Senate Nominating Committee

Moved by Mary Androsiuk, seconded by Dana Cserepes THAT Senate approve the following as

members of Senate Standing Committees:

Senate Standing Committee on Tributes – Amandah Hoogbruin, Faculty of Community and Health

Studies

Task Force on Academic Rank & Advancement – Dorothy Barenscott, Faculty of Humanities

MOTION CARRIED

12. Senate Standing Committee on Academic Planning and Priorities

Wade Deisman, Chair SSCAPP distributed a written report at the meeting.

13. Senate Standing Committee on Curriculum

13.1 Program Revision: Bachelor of Design in Product Design

Moved by Dana Cserepes, seconded by Ken Hughes THAT Senate approve the revision to the

Bachelor of Design in Product Design, Year 1. MOTION CARRIED


13.2 Access for People with Disabilities Variance Extension

Moved by Dana Cserepes, seconded by Ken Hughes THAT Senate approve the extension to the

curriculum variance for the Access Program for People with Disabilities.

MOTION CARRIED

14. Senate Standing Committee on the Library

It was noted that the library has had issues with students conducting research, which can potentially

harass students using the library for study purposes. There is now a policy in place for conducting

research in the library.

15. Senate Standing Committee on Policy Articulation

15.1 Academic Schedule 2012/2013

Senate reviewed 2 options presented for the 2012/2013 academic schedule. A new statutory

holiday (BC Family Day) will be introduced in February 2013 and the implications on the reading

break for Spring semester were discussed.

Version 1 of the schedule would involve a holiday Monday, followed by 2 days of classes, followed

by 2 days of reading break. Version 2 would allow for a straight 5 day break (including the

weekend and the new statutory holiday falling on the subsequent Monday).

Moved by Bob Second Wendy Royal THAT Senate approve Version 2 of the Academic Schedule.

MOTION CARRIED

16. Senate Standing Committee on Tributes (No Report)

17. Senate Standing Committee on Program Review

Ken Hughes, Chair SSCPR distributed a written report at the meeting.

18. Approval of Graduates

Moved by Dana Cserepes, seconded by Wayne Tebb THAT Senate approve the graduates to

December 12, 2011. MOTION CARRIED

19. Items for Discussion

The School of Business is holding its annual holiday celebrations on Friday, December 16, 2011 at

3:00pm. Art Coren, Dean, School of Business extended an invitation to Senators.

20. Adjournment

The meeting adjourned at 6:06pm.

SENATE


AGENDA #: 11

PREPARED BY: Mary Androsiuk

Issue: Approval of new members of Senate Standing Committees

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Rob Mumford, Student Senator Senate Governance Committee

Chris Girodat, Student Senator Senate Standing Committee on Academic Appeals

Michela Lucas, Faculty of Humanities

Norm Chamberlain, Faculty of Trades & Technology Senate Standing Committee on Academic Planning & Priorities

Jennifer Au, Faculty of Science (replacing Jane Hobson for one semester) Senate Standing Committee on the Library

Rob Mumford, Student Senator Senate Standing Committee on University Budget

Steve Dooley, Faculty of Social Sciences Task Force on Academic Rank & Advancement

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Mechanical Certificate

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PROPOSAL

To add a Mechanical Certificate option. This additional Certificate option will incorporate and combine the most effective courses from the Manufacturing and Industrial Certificate options. The Mechanical Certificate will replace both the existing Industrial and Manufacturing Certificates. This Mechanical stream is not a new program, however will offer students an option within our existing program streams and current credentials.

RATIONALE

RATIONALE

The Computer Aided Design and Drafting (CADD) industry is changing rapidly due to developments in technology as well as unstable economic conditions. As a result, CADD graduates need to be able to respond to these changes by having a broader skill set. Currently the CADD Technology Program offers Architectural, Structural, Industrial and Manufacturing specialties. The specialty courses are taken the second semester. Enrollment in Industrial and Manufacturing has been low in previous years, and we believe the cause is based on the lack of understanding of the terms Industrial and Manufacturing as a discipline. The CADD department often receives requests for Mechanical courses.

CORE

CADD 1100 Drafting Fundamentals CADD 1110 Summative Project CADD 1150 Autocad CADD 1160 Office Procedures

MANUFACTURING Certificate(Will remain for PLA) CADM 1200 Manufacturing Fundamentals CADM 1210 Component Assembly & Details CADM 1220 Integrated Machine Design CADM 1250 3D Parametric Software

INDUSTRIAL Certificate(Will remain for PLA) CADI 1200 Industrial Fundamentals CADI 1210 Component Assembly & Details CADI 1220 Integrated Machine Design CADI 1250 3D Parametric Software for Industrial

MECHANICAL Certificate CADM 1210 Component Assembly & Details CADM 1250 3D Parametric Modeling Software CADI 1210 Conveyors CADI 1220 Process Piping

NEW


November 2011


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The word ‘Mechanical’ is a higher level moniker which embraces both the Manufacturing and Industrial areas of CADD. The proposed Certificate in Mechanical CADD would give students a broader skill set while still delivering the expertise required for both the Manufacturing and Industrial CADD fields. This broader skill set will increase the students’ opportunities for employment. The Certificate in Manufacturing CADD, and the Certificate in Industrial CADD will still remain on the books for students who wish to challenge those Certificates through PLA only.

BACKGROUND

The original Full Program Proposal (FPP) for the CADD Diploma program was approved by Education Council in September 2006 and implemented in September 2007. During the development of the framework and the Full Program Proposal (FPP) we took the opportunity to accomplish several goals:

1. To update the name of the program from Drafting to Computer Aided Design and Drafting

(CADD)Technologies. 2. To move from a vocational teaching model and transcript to an undergraduate teaching model and

transcript. 3. To develop a second year Diploma stream. 4. To offer training in several CADD Specialty areas (Architectural, Civil, Electrical, Industrial,

Manufacturing and Structural). 5. To create a separate Program Advisory Committee (PAC) for each Specialty area to include what

industry required for the current job market.

APPROVALS AND SUPPORT March 18, 2011 – CADD Department (approved) October 5, 2011 Faculty of Trades and Technology – Curriculum Committee (approved) October 13, 2011 CADD Technologies Program Advisory Committee (supported, please see attached support letter) October 21, 2011 Faculty Council – Faculty of Trades and Technology (must be sent and vetted to AP&P for approval not CurrCom) November 9, 2011 Faculty of Trades and Technology – Academic Planning and Priorities Committee (approved) ADMISSIONS At this point there has only been one communication with the Office of the Registrar. Please see email excerpt below in italic. They feel that we could not accept applications for this Specialty until March of 2012, for implementation of January, 2013. However, as this is not a new Program, but only a new stream (second semester) within the current Program, that we should be able to allow students to complete a “Program Status Change” form and enter into their second semester in the Summer 2012 semester. In addition, many students who have already completed other specialties are interested in the Mechanical stream as an additional specialty to add to their dossier. The CADD department also sees interest from current CORE (first semester) students. In addition, in order to meet the current Industry demand and current mega projects currently underway, we would not be supporting those Industry needs or aiding the students desires to enter into those fields.


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If the application and implementation dates remain as stated from the Office of the Registrar, the CADD Technologies Program will offer the four courses that would make up the Mechanical Specialty in Summer 2012 in order to meet the increasingly demand of CADD students with the skills that are outlined in the four courses. Email from Zena Mitchell – October 25, 2011 New programs cannot be implemented during an application cycle that is already open. The implementation date should be for a future intake that has not yet started accepting applications. The soonest this program could be launched would therefore be Spring (Jan) 2013 (which would mean we would open up applications starting March 1, 2012). For current students who complete the necessary requirements in advance of Jan 2013, we could potentially award credentials sooner (i.e. after all necessary Senate approvals are in place). CURRENT PROGRAM

To date we have implemented: Citation: CADD Core Certificates: Architectural, Structural, Manufacturing and Industrial Diploma: Advanced CADD

NEW CREDENTIAL within CADD Technologies Program

The credential will be a Certificate in Mechanical Computer Aided Design and Drafting (CADD) Proposed Implementation Date: May 2012 (Summer 2012)

RESOURCES Number of students: 20 students, every second year (even numbered years)

Enrollment projections are based on current demand (anecdotal). New Courses Required: There are no new courses required.


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Additional Resources Required:

Faculty/FTE:

Current CADD faculty possess the skills and experience necessary to deliver the four courses.

Classrooms/Labs:

Current space allotted to the CADD program will be sufficient.

Semester 1 Semester 2 Semester 3 Semester 4 Citiation Certificate Advanced Certificate Diploma

ARCHITECTURAL CADA 1200 Architectural Fundament CADA 1210 Single Family Residential CADA 1220 Commercial Buildings CADA 1250 BIM for Architectural

CADD CORE STRUCTURAL CADD 1100 CADS 1200 CADD 2100 CADD 2210 Drafting Fundamentals Concrete 3D Graphic & Rendering Doc Control & Web

Portfolio CADD 1110 CADS 1210 CADD 2110 CADD 2250

Summative Project Steel Surveying and Civil CADD Customization & Networking

CADD 1150 CADS 1220 CADD 2160 PHYS 1100 CADD Software Wood Professional Practice Basic College Physics CADD 1160 CADS 1250 MATH 1112 ENGL 1100 Office Procedures BIM for Structural Pre‐Calculus Reading, Writing &

Thinking

BUSI 1210 Essentials of Management

MECHANICAL CADI 1210 Conveyors CADI 1220 Process Piping CADM 1210 Component Assemblies CADM 1250 3D Parametric Solid

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SENATE


AGENDA #: 13.2

PRESENTED BY: Dana Cserepes

Issue: Program Revision: Bachelor of Design in Product Design Admission Requirements

For approval: THAT Senate approve the revisions to the admissions requirements for the BA Bachelor of Design in Product Design.

Dean’s office

MEMORANDUM

To Faculty Council and SSCC Committee

cc Sherisse Sy (Operations Manager, Faculty of Design)

From Ken Hughes (Coordinator, Product Design);

George Verghese (Dean, Faculty of Design)

Date December 15, 2011

Subject Revision to Admission Requirements for Bachelor of Design in Product Design

Admissions Requirements

RATIONALE

Selective Entry programs in the Faculty of Design require students to meet

Kwantlen’s General University requirements along with Program Admission

Requirements:

1. English 12 with a minimum grade of B (or equivalent)

2. Portfolio: Applicants are asked to select 12-15 varied examples of their

work showing different aspects of their design skills and interests

3. Design Exercise and Interview (Only for applicants selected after their

portfolio review)

The Full Program Proposal submitted in August 2010 and approved in

January 2011 did not include the portfolio and design exercise and

interview requirements. This amendment is designed to clarify the

admissions criteria for all applicants for the Bachelors in Design in Product

Design.

IMPLICATIONS The selection of applicants for the Bachelor of Design in Product Design

requires a three-step evaluation to ensure the selection of qualified

candidates for the degree. Further, the program has limited-enrolment

given space and resource constraints for equipment and technology.

The Portfolio Review and Interview provides the faculty with information on

the students, their design interests, ideas and educational objectives.

Without the inclusion of the portfolio and interview process, the information

available for the selection of applicants is incomplete.

Design programs have an above average retention rate (90% or higher)

compared to the Kwantlen institutional average of 50%. In part, their

successful progression through the degree can be attributed to the

selection criteria for admission to current selective-entry programs.

RELATED

POLICIES

The program admission requirements for the Bachelor of Design in Product

Design are modeled after existing selective-entry programs in the Faculty of

Design.

Bachelor of Design in Fashion and Technology:

Dean’s office

Program Admission Requirements1

In addition to Kwantlen's General university admission requirements

including the undergraduate-level English Proficiency Requirement, the

following program admission requirements apply:

English 12 with a minimum grade of 'B' (or equivalent)

Portfolio Review and Orientation Session*

Bachelor of Design in Graphic Design for Marketing


In addition to Kwantlen's General university admission requirements,



English 12 with a minimum B (or equivalent)

Portfolio Review and Interview Session*

Bachelor of Interior Design


In addition to Kwantlen's General university admission requirements,



English 12 with a minimum B (or equivalent)

Portfolio Review and Interview Session*

* Successful applicants will receive an invitation to the required Portfolio

Review and Interview session.

CONTACT

INFORMATION

Name

Ken Hughes

Department Faculty of Design

Phone 599-2627

Email [email protected]

Signature

Date December 15, 2011

1 2011-12 Kwantlen Academic Calendar. Retrieved from www.kwantlen.bc.ca/calendar/2011-

12/design/fashiontechnology-deg.html 2 2011-12 Kwantlen Academic Calendar. Retrieved from: www.kwantlen.bc.ca/calendar/2011-

12/design/graphicdesignmarketing-deg.html

3 2011-12 Kwantlen Academic Calendar. Retrieved from: http://www.kwantlen.bc.ca/calendar/2011-

12/design/interiordesign-deg.html

http://www.kwantlen.bc.ca/calendar/2011-12/ar/admissionreqs.html



mailto:[email protected]

http://www.kwantlen.bc.ca/calendar/2011-12/design/graphicdesignmarketing-deg.html

http://www.kwantlen.bc.ca/calendar/2011-12/design/graphicdesignmarketing-deg.html

SENATE


AGENDA #: 18

PRESENTED BY: Robert Hensley

Issue: Approval of graduates to January 30, 2012

For approval: That Senate approve the graduates to January 30, 2012.

Graduates for Senate Approval

SENATE MEETING: Monday, 30‐Jan‐2012

Graduates from the Faculty of Academic and Career Advancement Diploma Diploma in English Language Proficiency Othman Ibrahim Alsaheel Yi Liu

Xiao Hong Wu Jin Sha You

Citation Citation in Career Choices and Life Success Trisha Anne Cowles Janice Jean Doane

Christina Michele Williams

Graduates from the Faculty of Business Post Baccalaureate Diploma Post Baccalaureate Diploma in Human Resources Management Saadiyya Shahenaz Ali Mila Zvijerac

Baccalaureate Degree Bachelor of Business Administration in Accounting Fawad Ahmad Rajwinder Bhandal Hardeep Dhillon Nikki Kathleen Ford With Distinction Gregory Ernest Fraser Sonia Heer Oksana Kaufman Anish Koirala Jason Mathew Lamont Crystal Man‐Chi Leung Rita Flor Ibarra Lumagbas

Jade Chiate Lung Hoa Nhu Nguyen Joshua Marc Plamondon Jagdeep Kaur Randhawa Jaylene Karin Sandhu Ravinder Sohi Julianna Chi Nga Tsang Harpreet Virk Dana Burton Wade Gregory Keith Weitzel Christopher James Woodrow Calvin Wade‐Ting Yan

Bachelor of Business Administration in Accounting, Cooperative Education Option Spencer Andrew Pratt Aaron Wai Man Price Bachelor of Business Administration in Entrepreneurial Leadership Kristy Maria Deboer Zoe Jeanne Ducklow Gerardo Alexis Gust Adam David Hassett Ryan Michael Keigher

Rackinder Singh Kombo David Loewen Hugo David Madeira Amanda Louise Ovenden Ratan Singh Sandhu

Bachelor of Business Administration in Human Resources Management Dalbir Bassi Jasmine Chamberland Nai‐Jen Chang Vicki Wai Kay Fok Alberto Puen Lap Fong Kiranjot Gill Trang Thi Thu Hoang Jixin Jia King Leong Lo Veronica Carolyn Miller

With Distinction Cuong Van Nguyen Joshua Kristof O'Neill Luca Patrk Siu Fai Poon Reshpaul Singh Purba Diane Quach Ida Quon Jessica Wan Sharla Eileen Webb

Bachelor of Technology in Information Technology Asad Khan With Distinction

Diploma Diploma in Accounting Chui Ting Chan Chun Xiao Chen Qu Chen Zheng Liang Chen Henrietta Hing Wah Cheung Andrew William Code With Distinction Emily Jane deKleer Gurpreet Singh Dubb Kevin Ford Duckett Alla Fedorets Jagvir Singh Gill Xihong Huang Deborah Ann Hunter Dimitrina Stefanova Ilich Carly Johnson Tony Siu‐Man Lam Yunyu Lin Fei Liu

Li Liu Shi Ming Luan Alanna Leigh Milaney Harmittanpal Singh Mutti Jonathan Neuert Ying Xian Ou Cody John Peters Paul Singh Punia Sumit Kaur Sandoo Samuel Ronald Schafhauser With Distinction Jasdeep Kaur Sekhon Melissa Sandra Sequeira Balrain Singh Sapinder Singh John Marvin Uy Tan Zhan Qian Tang Kathleen Caser Ultra

Diploma in Business Administration Wafa Abu‐Eideh Darren James Anderson Chien‐Chih Chen Ahmed Assaad El‐Alem ShuQin Gui Yusi Liang Yan Ying Lin Chen Yun Liu

Shariqa Mahmood Joanna Maria Musiala Alicia Jin Ling Ng Gurdip Singh Rai Yue Sun With Distinction Matt William Ronald Watts Kenan Xu

Diploma in Business Management Karen Arh Karunveer Singh Ark Robyn Merle Arkwright With Distinction Tarundeep Singh Bedi Sonja Marie Carlson Chang Chen Dilpreet Kaur Chhabra Yin‐Jen Chien Ching Ting Chow Gurinder Kaur Dahia Manvir Singh Dhillon Grace Lapuebla Esquejo With Distinction Alana Courtney Gentile Brody Alexander Goble Scott Joseph Henning Wei‐Lun Hsu Inkai Hu Danielle Nicole Hurst With Distinction Curtis Irwin Adam Jensen Amritpal Singh Johal

Kwang Sik Jun Balpreet Singh Khatra With Distinction Bojan Knezevic Sampath Ranga Kulasekare Willis Kwee Nathan Sing Mah Mara Matienzo Keya Danielle Milaire With Distinction Veronica Carolyn Miller With Distinction Milica Milojkovic Cameron Donald Mochrie Elaina Yee Ling Ng Craig Stephen Nider Kelley Ann Phone Kalveen Kaur Randhawa Baljeet Singh Sagoo Prabhdeep Samra Po‐Hua Shen Adam David Temple Ryan Sean Timms Liang Zhao

Diploma in General Business Studies Miao Cui Jessica Anne Foley Teena Marie Kohl With Distinction Ting Wai Lam

Debra Ann Musson Ning Ren Sean Matthew Thorsteinson Fan Yang

Diploma in Marketing Management Sukhvir Bains Danica Kate Lim Chingkoe Erin Kate Gabriel Kerry Elizabeth Harris

Ming Ji Christina Marie Sullivan Willy Tey

Certificate Certificate in Accounting Rong Rong Guo Kwan Yee Stephanie Leung James Trujillo With Distinction

Md Shahab Uddin Debra Alice Whalley With Distinction

Certificate in Business Management Scott Thomas Douce Saied Mohamed El Dalk

Ashley MacGillivray

Certificate in General Business Studies Sartaj Singh Bal Rosa Wong

Graduates from the Faculty of Community and Health Studies Baccalaureate Degree Bachelor of Psychiatric Nursing Orobosa Aiwekhoe Nicole Denise Barnwell With Distinction Dianne Imperial Bernal Sukhjit Kaur Brar Ravinderjit Kaur Chandi Jessamyn Faythe Dela Cruz With Distinction Andrea Leigh Etheridge With Distinction Mark Danielle Salamanca Garcia With Distinction Amrit Gill With Distinction Lovepreet Kaur Gill Khatera Hofioni

Sukhneet Kaur Johal Aliya Karim With Distinction Patricia Marie Lawson Stacy Nicole Levac Michaela Orlane Morante With Distinction Robelle Salvador Danielle Thebaud With Distinction Leigh Claudia Todosychuk With Distinction Crystal Julia Truman With Distinction Jennifer Ann Whitehurst With Distinction

Certificate Certificate in Health Unit Coordinator Annie I‐Chieh Lin Andrea L Mathay With Distinction

Citation Citation in Graduate Nurse Re‐Entry Mariko Ezzati With Distinction

Elizabeth Anne Middleton With Distinction

Graduates from the Faculty of Design Baccalaureate Degree Bachelor of Applied Design in Interior Design Margareta Eva Larsson Thaler

Diploma Diploma in Fashion Marketing Lisa Martha Niskasari

Certificate Certificate in Fashion Marketing Jessica Lee Buell Ming Hei Mak Certificate of Foundations in Design Desmond Tze‐Yeung Mok

Graduates from the Faculty of Humanities Baccalaureate Degree Bachelor of Arts ‐ Major in English Sarah Kathleen Dinsmore Manabu Seki With Distinction Bachelor of Arts ‐ Major in English, Minor in History Janet Elizabeth Eastwood With Distinction

Associate Degree Associate of Arts Degree in Creative Writing Judith Bettina Appleby With Distinction

Aime Mercereau

Associate of Arts Degree in Music Rhoda Mae Lund Associate of Arts Degree in Philosophy Jackson Koon Yat Lee Jacky Ho Wong

Diploma Diploma in Fine Arts Natalie Mussell

Certificate Certificate in Music Elyse Michelle Doerksen

Graduates from the Faculty of Science and Horticulture Associate Degree Associate of Science Degree in General Science Jagjit Singh Associate of Science Degree in Mathematics Benjamin David Mullins With Distinction

Diploma Diploma in Horticulture Technology ‐ Greenhouse/Nursery Production Brian William Michels With Distinction

Graham Roy Nicholas

Citation Citation in Horticulture Technology, Foundation in Landscape Design Marlene Anita Kumnick With Distinction Citation in Horticulture Technology, Horticultural Science Lisa Anne Lynch With Distinction Joshua Richard Teuscher With Distinction Citation in Horticulture Technology, Residential Lawn Care Brandon Nicholas Kroeker

Graduates from the Faculty of Social Sciences Baccalaureate Degree Bachelor of Applied Arts in Psychology Lindsay Helen Civitarese Sabrina Elizabeth Hickey

Chen‐en Wang

Bachelor of Arts ‐ Double Minor in Anthropology and Sociology Jennifer Lee Itterman Bachelor of Arts ‐ Double Minor in History and Political Science Maegan Jean Newell Bachelor of Arts ‐ General Studies Hanieh Bolourian Kai‐Jou Chen Lindsey Jane Funston

Jenny Jen‐Yu Lin Karen Tam

Bachelor of Arts ‐ General Studies, Minor in Geography Lisa Nicole Borgoni Bachelor of Arts ‐ General Studies, Minor in Psychology Jacqueline Maureen Hamlin Erica Sydney Dawn Ryan Bachelor of Arts ‐ General Studies, Minor in Sociology Halima Khannum Ali Bachelor of Arts ‐ Major in Anthropology James Menzies Greenhalgh With Distinction Andrew William Haugo

Emily Marie Krasnoff Carla Marie Mainwaring With Distinction

Kristy Leigh Whitehurst Bachelor of Arts ‐ Major in Criminology Harvey Singh Badesha Rupinder Singh Bhupal Kelly Constance Douglas Jasmine Kaur Girn Jackson Koon Yat Lee Ravine Kaur Mahil David Minchella Joseph Mulife Muchali

Warda Azeem Negyal Maninder Singh Shergill Harjot Kaur Sidhu Jagdeep Singh Takhar Komal Tamber Kelsey Corrine Thumath Aman Walia

Bachelor of Arts ‐ Major in Criminology, Minor in Psychology Samantha Jacqueline Perlstrom Bachelor of Arts ‐ Major in Criminology, Minor in Sociology Gurpartap Singh Sandhu Bachelor of Arts ‐ Major in History Erik Bruce Granholm With Distinction Brandy Marie Hulme

Brianne Alyssa Kirkby Angela Wingshee Pham

Bachelor of Arts ‐ Major in History, Minor in Political Science Erin Maureen McInnes Bachelor of Arts ‐ Major in Psychology Brittney Dale Britt Gerald Stephen Calbeck Jaspinder Kaur Dhatt With Distinction Robin William Elson Jinno Paolo Ganotisi Joey Kwan Sonia Kaur Matharu

Kelsey Brooke McAvoy Jason Ross McBain Stephanie Evelyne McDonald With Distinction Marija Prodanovic Katelin Amanda Maria Schiller Tierney Nicole Wisniewski

Bachelor of Arts ‐ Major in Psychology, Minor in Criminology Elena Dvorokovskaya Tegan Eileen Underhill

Bachelor of Arts in Community Criminal Justice Ravinder Singh Gill Bachelor of Journalism Melissa Deborah Fraser

Associate Degree Associate of Arts Degree in Anthropology Princess Leah Cook Associate of Arts Degree in Criminology Andrew Vernon Brumby Eric Angus James Cook Leah Michelle Godin Manpreet Kaur Heer

Sandeep Singh Janjua Andrea Grace Lopez‐Dee Gurpartap Singh Sandhu Jaclyn Tabriz Vandenkerkhof

Associate of Arts Degree in Economics Kevin Kar Hang Choi Associate of Arts Degree in General Studies Jessica Chun Hei Tam Record With Distinction

Pamela Anne Riley Wai Kit Wong

Associate of Arts Degree in Political Science Kamel Bains Alex Dingiria Associate of Arts Degree in Psychology Lesley Ellan Donn Matthew Edward Fisher With Distinction Paige Leslie Lauren Hamilton Sze Man Ho

Reema Akram Khan Natasha Villona Santos Cory Kiyohiro Stewart Jasmeen Kaur Tattla

Associate of Arts Degree in Sociology Merissa Mae Saunders

Diploma Diploma in Arts Anna Elizabeth Biggin Diploma in Criminology Paolo Antonio Munoz Tolentino Rohit Singh Bhatti

Lindsay Nicole Eden Qimeng Zhou

Diploma in General Studies Kim Corina Jans With Distinction Joe Cho‐Tik Lam

Manbir Singh Natt Clifford Roberts Amanpreet Singh Takhi

Certificate Certificate in Arts Kai Yeh Chiang Certificate in Criminology Lonnie Miles Mikkelsen Sako Tefenkdjian

Graduates from the Faculty of Trades and Technology Certificate Certificate in Advanced Farrier Training Kelvin Christiane Criel Certificate in Appliance Servicing Kulwinder Singh Boparai With Distinction Kevin James Chapman With Distinction Trevor Kennedy Dick With Distinction Ryan Robert Foulds With Distinction Amitoz Singh Kainth With Distinction Aaron Leigh Kimoto With Distinction Steven Micheal Last With Distinction Youn Jung Lee With Distinction

Parveen Mahey With Distinction Taylor Murphy Morrison With Distinction Kelly Vince Pollock With Distinction Ramin Roshandel With Distinction Christopher Wiryadi Sung With Distinction Jackson Jyh Sang Tong With Distinction Michael Whatley With Distinction Kenneth Wong With Distinction

Certificate in Public Safety Communications Amanda Lorraine Faye With Distinction

Citation Citation in Computer Aided Design and Drafting Raja Gurtaar Sandal With Distinction Citation in Metal Fabrication (ACE‐IT) Jake Herman Danyluk With Distinction Cole Harrison Gailling With Distinction Nicholas Ian Goodrich With Distinction Connor Blake Anderson

Christopher James Banman Garrett Leo Long Jordan Micheal Mackie John Mark Shore Michael Lawson Richard Thomas Sean Tyler Winterfeld

Citation in Parts and Warehousing Edward Hubert Beharrell Valerie May Clarke With Distinction Ian Ronald Elliott With Distinction Travis Cory Godin With Distinction Mei King Huang With Distinction Rebecca Jane Jones With Distinction

Stylianos Katsarakis With Distinction Gagandeep Singh Sandhu With Distinction William James Sloka With Distinction Connor Sotola With Distinction Tyler Lee Thompson With Distinction Carrie Walsh With Distinction

Citation in Welding ‐ Level A Jorge Francisco Camacho Gonzalez With Distinction Brien Tadeusz Halpert Creelman With Distinction

Mandeep Kumar Rehaan With Distinction Richard Tetzlaff With Distinction

Citation in Welding ‐ Level B

Kaushal Raj Sharma With Distinction Brian Keith Tilbury With Distinction Timothy Joseph Tuano With Distinction James Brock Wylie With Distinction

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