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.
Northern Alberta Institute of Technology announced the appointment of Glenn Feltham (PhD '95, Accounting) as the institution's sixth president and CEO, effective March 1.
The Zonta Club of Brampton-Caledon honoured Karen Hutchinson (BES '83, Urban & Regional Planning) with a "Women of Achievement" award for her work to see the farming industry repowered.
Rene Caskanette (BASc '80, Civil Engineering), founding partner of Caskanette Udall Consulting Engineers, has worked on several high-profile cases, including the 2008 propane blast in Toronto and the park washroom wall collapse that killed a 14-year-old girl in Guelph in 2009.
Kunal Gupta (BSE '08, Software Engineering), chief executive of Toronto's Polar Mobile, discusses the recent mobile licensing deal Polar Mobile has made with the National Hockey League Players Association.
Toronto Police Board chairman Alok Mukherjee (MA '74, English), says India would benefit if it opted for the Canadian model of policing.