Gordon Sterling (BASc '63, Civil Engineering) was elected a Distinguished Diplomate in Ocean Engineering (Dist.D.OE) by the Academy of Coast, Ocean, Port and Navigation Engineers.
Having recently completed his 22nd book, Canadian military heritage author Mark Zuehlke (BA '80, History) lectured in Ottawa on April 22, and in Calgary on April 29, as part of his On To Victory Tour.
Carlo Bonanni (BES '88) appointed Director of Planning for Build Toronto.
Kitchener's "The Museum" announces five new board members, including Murray Gamble (BASc '85, Civil Engineering), Avonwy (Avvey) Peters (BA '95, English Rhetoric & Professional Writing), and Meg Beckel, Vice President, External Relations, University of Waterloo.
Mother-and-daughter team Veronica Wallner and Christine Wallner-Rumble (BA '90, History) celebrate their home decorating store's 17 years of success.
As a fourth-generation farmer, Karen Hutchinson (BES, '83, Urban & Regional Planning) worries about family farms disappearing when it's hard to make a living and the land is more valuable for development.
Robert Biddle (BMath '77, Computer Science; MMath '79 Computer Science) believes the time is right to take touch-screen technology to a new level.
The U.S. division of Sun Life Financial Inc. names Larry Madge (BMath '86, Actuarial Science) Senior Vice President and Chief Actuary.
Alpine skier Melanie Schwartz (BCS '08) competes in her first Paralympics.
Internet gambling mogul Calvin Ayre (BSc '84) talks about retirement and his former business.