Artist Helena Pravda's (BA '05, Fine Arts) Power of Hands exhibition is on until August 14 at the Homer Watson House & Gallery.
Daniel Scott (MA '93, Geography) is one of the International Research Initiative on Adaptation to Climate Change (IRIACC) award recipients.
Todd Malloy (BASc '96, Mechanical Engineering) was the race engineer for Dan Wheldon, winner of the 2011 Indy 500.
Trevali Mining Corporation appointed Dayle Rusk, P.Geo. (BSc '76, Earth Sciences) as its Vice President of Exploration.
The Greater Kitchener-Waterloo Chamber of Commerce Business Excellence Award recipients from 2011 included Sean Zister (BES '96, Geography) and Jillian Skene (BA '04, Drama/Arts & Business), accepting award on behalf of Igloo Inc.
Chief executive and founder of Toronto's Loose Button Inc., Rui (Ray) Cao (BASc '09, Systems Design Engineering/Management Sciences) and his team help brands connect with and forge deeper relationships with customers.
Teacher and author Sarah Raymond (BA '88, Fine Art, English) recently published her first young adult novel, Signs of Martha, "a quirky tale about an artist-wannabe who apprentices under a sign painter."
Taymoore Balbaa (MArch '04), winner of the inaugural Canada Council Prix de Rome for Emerging Practitioners, has won the inaugural RAIC Young Architect Award.
Family doctor James Larmer (BSc '05, Kinesiology; MSc '06, Kinesiology) opens practice in Brighton, Ontario.
The Cambridge YWCA celebrated the accomplishments of Ruth Legate (BA '81, Liberal Studies) with a 2011 Women of Distinction Award.