Rothschild announced today that Paul Moynihan (BASc '87, Chemical Engineering) has joined the firm as a Managing Director to focus on the oil and gas sector and will be based in Rothschild's newly established Calgary office.
Paul Hackl (BES '88), a teacher at Riverdale Collegiate in Toronto, was featured in a Globe and Mail article about the sustainable house design project that he developed for his students with the help of architect Paul Dowsett (BES '84; BArch '87).
Gerald Van Decker (BASc '93, MASc '96), CEO of Renewability Energy, discussed his Power-Pipe heat-capture technology and how to drum up customer interest in a new green product on Business News Network.
Squash player Mary-Jane Pilgrim (BMath '89, Computer Sci/Info Sys Option) is on her way to the Canadian Masters Teams Championship.
Water Canada recognizes Peter Huck (BASc '71, Civil Engineering; MASc '73, Civil Engineering), Professor, Civil & Environmental Engineering, as representing "Canadian innovation and leadership in water and wastewater projects."
Romesh Batra (MASc '69, Mechanical Engineering) has been selected to appear on ISIHighlyCited.com because of his exceptional citation count in the field of Engineering.
Jennifer Perry (BSC '02, Kinesiology) was part of a volunteer crew, who in October of 2010 delivered health services to people in need in Papua New Guinea.
John Gallinger (BA '97, Accounting) is the president and chief executive of Standardbred Canada.
The Globe and Mail features Kunal Gupta (BSE '08, Software Engineering) as one of "Canada's unofficial ambassadors," a visionary and Canadian who is changing the world.
Musée des beaux-arts de Sherbrooke's Spaces and Landscapes exhibition in 2010 featured the paintings of Melissa Doherty (BA '93, Fine Arts). Melissa's work has also been included in exhibitions at Queen's Park, the University of Toronto, Art Chicago, Scope Miami, and Arte Contemporaneo, Mexico City.