Helen C. Dewolf (BA '77, Fine Arts) is incoming president of the Brazos Spinners and Weavers Guild (BSWG) and co-chair of the Contemporary Handweavers of Texas 2011 Biennial Conference, held June 2-5 in College Station, Texas.
KPMB Architects announce new senior associates, including Robert (Bob) Sims (BES '87, Pre-professional Architecture; BARCH '90, Architecture).
Aggie Beynon (BA '75, English), owner of the Harbinger Gallery, is also a member of the Royal Canadian Academy of Arts.
Anne Dagg (nee Innis) (PhD '67, Biology), was recently interviewed by CBC Radio 1 about her journey to study giraffes in Africa during the 50s.
Miovision, founded in 2005 by Kurtis McBride (BASc '08, Systems Design), Kevin Madill (BASc'05, Systems Design), and Anthony (Tony) Brijpaul (BASc '04, Systems Design), is expanding and moving.
Brian Bondy (BMath '05, Computer Science) is part of a team that developed Robobak, a cloud-based system for small and medium-sized businesses which now protects more than 30,000 sites for companies all over the world.
Keith Montgomery (MA '80, Geography; PhD '86, Geography) named as the University of Wisconsin Colleges chancellor's choice for campus executive officer/dean at University of Waterloo-Marathon County.
A collection of short stories, Winter Moon, (Ottawa, Baico, 2010) by Ruth Latta (BA '93, English) won the "Northern Lit Award - English Fiction" presented by the Ontario Library Service-North and Northern Ontario Libraries.
Painted Pony Petroleum Ltd. announces the appointment of Jim Reimer (BSc '78, Earth Sciences, Geology Option; MSc '80, Earth Sciences) as Vice President, Exploration.
Stu Sutton (BMath '81, Computer Science) is president of Sylectus, a company that uses a web-based network to help small trucking firms share loads. Sylectus recently sealed a deal with Fortune 500 firm Qualcomm, which will create dozens of new jobs in Windsor.