"A Celebration of Achievement" was held at UW last week: a
special celebration dinner to recognize some of the
university's most outstanding students and their achievements
in academic excellence, student leadership, community service,
athletics, and other areas of personal challenge.
 Paul Mitchell, chairman of the board of governors, was host
for the dinner, held October 5 in the Festival Room of South
Campus Hall. The event was organized by the office of the
associate provost (student affairs), which offered "special
thanks to our former Chairman, the Honourable Trevor Eyton,
for his ongoing support of the Celebration of Achievement
Dinner".
 Many UW officials as well as board of governors members were
guests at the dinner.
 Here's a list of the students who were honoured, as provided
by the associate provost's office:

Student Societies
Mike Houston - President, Arts Student Union
Julie Ellis - Co-President, Dance Student Society
Naomi Smith - Co-President, Dance Student Society
Ron Butler - President, Engineering Society A
Steve Codrington - President, Engineering Society B
Dave Noce  - President, Environmental Studies
Dave Keller - Vice-President Environmental Studies
Tosh Tipler - President, Health Studies Student Society
Randy Sieffert - President, Kinesiology Student Society
Elaine Ooi - President, Math Society
Kathi Lai - Vice-President, Math Society
Alex Kennedy - President, Optometry Society
Chris Corkill - President, Recreation Student Society
Tim Dillow - President, Science Society
Josephine Pepe - Vice-President, Science Society

Head Dons
Julie Cole - Village II
Philip White - Village I

Athletics and
Campus Recreation
Sheri-Lynn Hooper - 3rd year Honours Sociology student. Has
been Campus Recreation Fitness Instructor for 4 terms, an out
standing instructor. Spring 1993 she was Student Coordinator
for Fitness. Major contributions in volunteering to train in
structor and conducted several training workshops. She teaches
Step and Low Impact classes at UW along with teaching at
Goodlife Club, Manulife and Economical Life. In February she
won the Reka Cup, and this fall will be trying for Ontario
Fitness Certification.
Carolyn Richardson - 3rd year English/History student. Women's
Intercollegiate Council Executive 199-93 and President for
1993-94. Has been a Varsity figure skater for 3 years.
Edgar David Seiden - 3rd year Actuarial Science and Statistics
Hons Co-op student. A member of the pool staff since 1990 as a
instructor and a lifeguard. He is a ski instructor at Chicopee
Ski School and has a brown belt in Judo. Currently he is de
veloping a new computer program for the UW pool recording
keeping.
Sean VanKoughnett - 4th year Hons Economic student. An A stu
dent and a member of Men's Interuniversity Council. A 3-year
member and co-captain of varsity men's basketball. Three time
OUAA all star and CIAU freshman of year 1991. A member of
Canada's men's national basketball team.

Campus Centre
Fizza Moloo - 3B Honours Economics student. She is an in
ternational student and active in the organization and
operation of Islamic Student Association. Her record as a
turnkey shows that she is an excellent employee, and extremely
helpful and considerate of all patrons.
Rachel Thompson - 3A Drama and Theatre student. She works as a
turnkey and developed the "Turnkey Skit". Activities are Arts
Student Union, Canada Day and many other volunteer positions
on and off campus. Currently she is assisting with the program
ming of the new Centre. She is recognized for enthusiasm,
interest and promotional activities.

Church Colleges
ù Conrad Grebel College
Andrew Dueck - 2nd year Honours Biology student. Dean's
Honours List for 1992/93. Ontario Scholar. Activities include
regional representative at Hugh O'Brien Leadership Conference,
Student Council President and head counsellor at Silver Lake
Mennonite Camp.
Marcus Shantz - 3rd year History student. Dean's Honours List
for 1992-93. Recipient of Governor General's Award and
Valedictorian at Rockway High School. Activities included
Advisor/Leader of China Exchange Programme-1993, Member-MCC
Committee on Environment to the present, and only Canadian
delegate to US-Soviet Youth Quest.
ù Renison College
Catherine Elaine Marks - 4th year Honours Social Development
Studies student. Dean's Honours list throughout her career.
She completed the College's Diploma in Social Work
(practicum). Activities include student representative on
Renison's College Scholarship and Awards Committee. Currently
she works at UW Library. Her contributions over the past two
years were of great value.
ù St. Jerome's College
David Augustyn - 4B student in Political Science. Prefect at
J. R. Finn Residence and student leader.
Paula Deprosperis - 4th year Psychology student. Activities in
clude teaching assistant, University Catholic Community and
Don at Notre Dame College.
ù St. Paul's College
Brenda Hachey - 3B Geography Co-op student. High academic
standing. Active as a proctor, frosh leader, short term
International Mission projects. Brenda is a positive student
role model.
Mike Partridge - 2A Accounting student. High academic stand
ing. Activities include President Student Council, proctor for
two terms and member of co-rec sports team.

Co-operative Education
& Career Services
Adam James Edmonds - 3B Systems Design student. High
scholastic achievement - Dean's Honours List. Activities
include participant and leader in Kanata Scouts - 12 years
assisted other scouts troops in other cities while on work
terms, secretary of the Ontario Rovers Round Table, president
of Kanata Rovers, member of UW Warriors band and member of
Kanata Jazz band.
Meredith L. Fuller - 4A English and Applied Studies student.
Meredith received a Faculty of Arts Entrance scholarship and
the Federal Provincial Simulation Conference award. She worked
at S&P for past eight months managing client accounts worth
$1.5 M. Performance ratings were excellent and outstanding.
Previous work experience V2 Conference Centre and two terms a
CS 100 tutor and received excellent performance evaluations,
and also worked at the Bombshelter. Currently, she is planning
to help out UW Visitor's Reception at tour guide.
Skye Legon - 2B Mechanical Engineering student. Good academic
standing. Very highly thought of by employer, with excellent
and outstanding performance evaluations. On campus he is in
volved in student affairs.
Jane Lim - 3A Psychology, Applied Studies Co-op student.
Dean's Honours List. Winner of Arts Faculty Upper Year
Scholarship, 199-92, Kim Biggar Award, 1991 and Arts Faculty
Alumni Entrance Scholarship, 1990. Two excellent work terms
with IBM plus an excellent one at Spar Aerospace. Had good
work term at UW Library.
Karen McKay - 2B Political Science and Applied Studies Co-op
student. Activities include best delegate at County Wide
United Nations Assembly, 1990, head research and Ad
ministrative Director UN Assembly,UW and Assistant Director,
Waterloo Co-op Residence. Work Terms were Legislative Learner,
Office of the Legislative Assembly.
Elizabeth St. Onge - 3B Political Science and Applied Studies
student. 80+ average. She has completed two terms with Trans
port Canada in marketing and public relations as well as one
term with Employment & Immigration. She was a key organizer
for the Ottawa Arts student barbecue this summer.
John David Tweddell - 4A Mechanical Engineering student.
Worked on Co-op term at Dupont Canada. Employer gave him
"outstanding" on his work. Comments were "Having David in our
organization has vastly improved our effectiveness. Very few
students are put in a position of leading an organization
through a step change in both technology and mentality. The
results of David's work have been outstanding even when mea
sured against our toughest standards." He received a citation
from the company.

Faculty of
Applied Health Sciences
Dawn L. Cockell - 4th year Kinesiology student. Dean's Honours
List and was ranked 1st in her 2nd and 3rd year for the Upper
Year Scholarship.
Sherry L. Dupuis - Outstanding Master Student in Recreation
and Leisure studies. Has presented research at several
international conferences and has had research published in
the press. Recipient of OGS, Challenge Fund, and Senate Grad
Scholarship. Accepted to begin PhD in Family Studies at
Guelph.
Melissa A. Fink - 5th year joint National Ballet School and
Dance student. Taught extensively in Carousel Dance Centre and
performed with UW Repertory Dance Co. Outstanding performance
with Advance Royal Academy of Dancing examination and excel
lent leadership qualities in seminars. Currently completing
last year at National Ballet School.
John Friesen - 3rd year Recreation and Leisure Studies stu
dent. Dean's Honours List. John has maintain an overall
average of 90.2% while working two part-time jobs and raising
for a family.
Colleen Jean Maxwell - PhD student in Health Studies and
Gerontology. Has had a paper accepted as a senior author in
the American Journal of Preventive Medicine based on her
Master's thesis and she has given a number of presentations at
conferences. Colleen is progressing with extending her
Master's thesis into an outstanding doctoral thesis along with
working part-time in the Research Department at Freeport Hos
pital.
Lynn Arthur Megeney - Ph.D student in Kinesiology. Has
published four Journal papers and two abstracts.
Christy Gwen Woolcott - 4th year Health Studies student.
Dean's Honours List. Teaching Assistant for Health Studies
courses and worked for Waterloo Smoking Projects doing data
entry and data collection. Recipient of Health Studies Upper
Year Scholarship and NSERC (Spring 1993).

Faculty of Arts
Philip Glen Dodgson - PhD student in Psychology. Has offered
leadership in the Student Advisory Committee. Active in all
aspects of the advisory committee work including a review of
student's reaction to supervision, a development of rationale
for laboratory room assignment. An excellent interface between
the 34 PhD students and their faculty in the Clinical Division
for Department.
Mona Gleason - PhD student in History student. An outstanding
student with strong theoretical bent, highly developed
research skills and sophisticated understanding of
methodological issues currently confronting discipline of his
tory. Presented paper at a major conference in New Orleans and
published an article in Ontario Historical Society.
Jay W. Green - Honours Charetered Accountancy Studies/MAcc
program. One of the strongest academic achievers in the
program. This past year he was one of a two-person team that
won the Central Ontario Universities Accounting Case
Competition, sponsored by Doane Raymond, Chartered Accoun
tants. Very pleasant and personable individual who is very
easy to deal with in any situation.
Judith C. Hemming - 4A English and Applied Studies student. Ex
cellent work terms: Goodwill Industries, PSC Canada, Bell
Canada, and St. Peterburg Orphanage. St.P.-Russia. This was a
highly unusual volunteer work term and Judith is one of our
first Community and World Service Co-op scholars. Much service
work is also done in her church.
Alison Hitchens - 4th year Honours Anthropology student.
Winner of 1993 Silver Medal in Anthropology for academic excel
lence - overall average of 91.6 and major average of 92.4.
James J. Madden - PhD Sociology student. Recipient of SSHRC
award. Strong community involvement (various groups that
enhance understanding and personal growth), working on environ
mental research project (Grand River Conservation) and keeps
others in mind when they are job searching and assists with
thoughtfulness and exchange of ideas.
Avrind Mani - 4A Economics and Applied Economics, Hons Co-op
student. Outstanding academic achievement and overall average
of 87.2% and major average of 90.1%.
Sandra Murray - PhD Psychology student. Outstanding student
and winner of the Faculty of Arts Gold Medal, 1990 and her ac
complishments would probably place her within the elite group
of most promising two or three forthcoming graduates in her
discipline in the world this year. Has five publications,
including a senior-author paper in the most prestigious
journal and has another pending review there as well.
Sonia Nalywajko - 4th year History student. Though only one
member, and not the Chair of the Arts Student Union's Orienta
tion Committee, Sonia served the Faculty Arts by making
virtually all the arrangements for the week-long Orientation.
This activity includes working closely with Undergraduate
Office and the Office of Dean in planning and conducting the
Arts version of Academic Orientation Day, a new project un
dertaken by all faculties of the University. Her efforts con
tributed significantly to the development and conduct of an
orientation program of which the Faculty of Arts can be proud.
Norine Jane Verberg - PhD sociology student. Presented a paper
at Learned's in Ottawa and Trier, Germany. Involved and sup
portive in Women's Issues and strongly involved with fellow
students in such areas as locating information, assisting with
ideas to overcome financial concerns, and taking students
along to other beneficial learning and social events.
Carol Wiest - 4B Honours English and Rhetoric and Professional
Writing Applied Studies student. Dean's Honours List. Carol
has had excellent work terms with Canada Employment, Secretary
of State, and PSC Canada. Her volunteer work includes the
Canadian Girl Guides, Pathfinders and CNIB. She manages exceed
ingly well despite her vision deficit.
Joel R. Wohlgemut - 3rd year Religious Studies student.
Outstanding academic accomplishment, overall average 94.2% and
major Religious Studies average 92.6%. He skilled in
languages, mathematics and the humanities.

Faculty of Engineering
Andrea Jane Baxter - MASc Systems Design Engineering student.
As an undergraduate won many awards and participated actively
on campus.
As Master student, she is teaching assistant (Linear Signals &
Systems) and a research assistant (Installed and modified
Image Compression Freeware on VIP system). Other activities
include Shad Valley Program Manager 1993, Village Don for two
years, and Women in Engineering Graduate Studies Committee.
Robert J. Bauer - 4A Mechanical Engineering student. Has an
outstanding academic record. Extracurricular activities
include class academic representative, WEEF, and set up of
computer system for special education classes at the
University Heights High School. International work term in
Korea this summer. Active in sports, plays the piano and
violin and makes model airplanes.
Bruce Allen Hecht - MASc Electrical and Computer Engineering
student. Top performer in both academic courses and research.
One of the best teaching assistant in the past four years. In
research he had been instrumental in achieving the world's
first Silicon-Germanium MOSFET device which showed significant
performance advantage over conventional silicon MOSFET device.
Marios A. Ioannidis - PhD Chemical Engineering student.
Outstanding academic achievement. He passed his MASc program
and transferred to the PhD program and completed it in 12
terms. His PhD dissertation is of outstanding quality. Four
papers published and two more are being prepared. His work has
great impact on Modelling Capillary and flow behaviour in Het
erogeneous Porous Media with applications to oil recovery and
ground water hydrology.
Stanley J.C. Ma - 3BE Electrical and Computer Engineering stu
dent. Dean's Honours List. Recipient of the following awards:
Canada Scholarship, Engineering Special Entrance Scholarship,
Hewlett-Packard (Canada) Limited Award and Engineering Faculty
Upper Year Scholarship.
Lisa Jean McIsaac - 4A combined BASc/MASc Chemical Engineering
program. Dean's Honours List every term. First in class every
term since 1B and 5th of 109 in 1A. Numerous undergraduate
scholarships and recipient of S. C. Johnston & Sons Limited
Work Term Report Award.
Edward R. Teraa - Combined B.A.Sc/MASc in Mechanical En
gineering student. 1993 Student Technical Paper competition
sponsored by the American Gear Manufacturers Association. The
title of the paper "Spur Gear Bending Strength Geometry Fac
tors - A Comparison of AGMA and ISO Standards". MASc topic
involves the further comparison of AGMA and ISO standards and
the development of strength analysis software for spur and
helical gears.
Andrew Martin VanBerkel - MASc Management Studies student.
Finalist for this year's Clough Memorial Award for the best
first year student in Management Sciences. Andrew holds an
NSERC postgraduate Award and is a recipient of the Faculty of
Engineering bursaries each term he has been eligible. He is a
member of the executive of the Management Science Student
Association. He will be presenting results from his thesis at
an up coming international conference.
Paul John VanGeel - PhD Civil Engineering student. Excellent
academic record. Mentor at ExpecTAtions and participant in
Graduate Student Seminar Competition. Paul is an excellent
Teaching Assistant.
Chantal J. Van Mierlo - 4A Civil Engineering student.
Excellent academic record. Recipient Canada Scholarship and
Canadian Posture and Seating Centre Scholarship.
Emma Catherine Warrillow - MASc Management Sciences
Engineering student. 94% average in her coursework. Winner of
1992-93 Clough Memorial Award at the best MASc first year
student in the Department and awarded a Faculty of Engineering
Bursary each term of eligibility. Emma is active in Management
Sciences Student Association. She has been invited to present
the results of her thesis at a major international conference
this Fall.
Craig White - 3B Electrical and Computer Engineering student.
Dean's Honours List every term. Recipient of a Canada Schol
arship and an Engineering Faculty Upper Year Scholarship.
Excellent and above average work terms.
Lowell L. Winger - 4A Systems Design Engineering student. Out
standing student. Recipient of following awards: Engineering
Special Entrance Scholarship, Engineering Faculty Upper Year
Scholarships and an Engineering Undergraduate Research Assis
tantship. His work terms have been very successful. Activities
include sports, language and culture. Lowell has been involved
in Japanese Speech Contest and the tutoring of a blind
graduate student in the use of computers.

Faculty of
Environmental Studies
Graham Dudley - PhD Geography student. A average student and
academic field work in India. Has published papers and made
presentations at conferences. Activities include: part-time
Sessional Instructor at Ryerson Polytechnical Institute,
former President of Graduate Student Association in Dept. of
Geography and representative for Environmental Studies on the
Senate Graduate Council. Graham is one of our best PhD
students both scholastically and in terms of his participation
in department activities.
Mark R. Howard - 3A Planning student. Mark is very bright stu
dent. He has had to copy with many physical difficulties due
to his battle with cancer but continues to strive for
excellence in his course work.
Dan Kershaw - MAES in Environmental Studies student. Strong
academic performance - A average. Dedicated student leader and
a Don at Village for three years. Outstanding leader among
peers in group projects.
Aniko Mesaros - 3B Architecture student. Dean's Honours List.
Outstanding academic achievement in second year. Recipient of
2A Design Prize and OAA 2nd Year Prize.
David McCaughan - 4th year Environment and Resource Studies
student. Dean's Honours List. David is a mature student who
has consistently received top marks in his year group and who
contributes a great deal to discussion and class activities -
something of a role model for the younger students.
Susanne M. Schlotzhauer - 3rd year Geography student. Student
representative on Undergraduate Committee for Geography. A
single mother who founded a help group for battered women and
children in Stratford.

Faculty of Mathematics
James Fong - 4th year Honours Co-op joint Math/Bus/CS student.
Dean's Honours List. He is currently in the Mathemat
ics/Business and Computer Science option. Recipient of a
Descartes Scholarship and won the 1993 Microsoft Technical
Scholarship for a user education manual. James is in his
fourth term of teaching assistant duties.
James Ferdinand Geelen - Ph.D Combinatorics & Optimization
student. Outstanding graduate student. Recipient of a Com
monwealth Scholarship and ICR scholarship. He has begun
research in an challenging area and is making substantial
progress. James has established a good rapport with staff, stu
dents and faculty in the department.
Amy Jarvis - 2nd year Honours Co-op student. She is doing very
well academically. Recipient of Federation of Students Rookie
of the Year Award for her outstanding performance in women's
swimming.
Kathleen K. Lai - 3rd Year Honours Co-op student. Kathy is a
strong student and successfully combines her extra-curricular
activities with her studies in Operations Research, a field of
mathematics that deals with the problems of management in
business and government. Currently she is Vice-President of Ac
tivity and Services for the Math Society and for Orientation
was "Big Sister" to a group of first year students.
James McCarron - PhD Pure Mathematics student. Conscientious
instructor of a section of Math 136. In the past year a second
paper accepted for publication - a rare achievement for a
graduate student. He serves as Pure Math Dept. student rep on
the Mathematics Faculty Graduate Committee and will assist
with the Teaching Assistant Orientation Seminar.
Sheena Mairi McRae - PhD Applied Mathematics student.
Recipient of NSERC PGS holder and a Queen Elizabeth II scholar
ship. Has co-authored several publications based on PhD
research and has presented a paper at an international
conference. Organized a regular seminar on "Foundations of
Quantum Mechanics" which brought together people from
Mathematics, Physics and Philosophy. She is also accomplished
musician.
Glenn Norman Paulley - PhD Computer Science student. Graduate
representative on the Computer Science Graduate Committee and
has recently been appointed the Graduate Student Rep for the
Mathematics Faculty Graduate Affairs Committee and the Senate
Graduate Council.
James M. Redekop - Ph.D Statistics and Actuarial Science
student. James has achieved academic excellent but also served
as a student liaison officer in the department. Through him,
some graduate students' concerns were brought to the Depart
ment's attention and immediately addressed.
Eric Sutherland - 4th year C&O and Statistics Double Honours
student. Dean's Honours List in Combinatorics & Optimization.
He is active in the Math Society, co-director for 1933 Orienta
tion, and frequently volunteers in the Math Office. Last fall
Eric was alternate member of UW Putnam team and ranked 150. In
August he travelled to Denmark to compete as a member of the
Canadian Team in the World Junior Bridge Championships.
B.J. (Bobby Joe) York - 2nd year Honours Math/Mgt Accounting
student. B.J. is doing well in the Math/ Management Accounting
program which combines mathematics with accounting and
business-related studies. Recipient of the Federation of
Student Rookie of Year Award for Men's Basketball and holds a
Descartes scholarship.

Faculty of Science
Jason Bulsza - 3rd year Honours Science and Business student.
Jason is a volunteer organizer and leader in extracurricular
activities for students in UW Science and Business program.
Lisa Corbett - 4th year Honours Biochemistry Co-op student.
Lisa entered UW on a Watsearch Research Assistantship. She has
been a Canada Scholar, a tireless debater, and is now Presi
dent of the UW Chem Club.
John F. Corrigan - PhD Chemistry student. Recipient of Society
of Chemical Industry Merit Award 1991, later an Ontario Gradu
ate Scholarship and now Natural Sciences and Engineering
Research Council Postgraduate Scholarship. A dozen of research
publications to his credit and a similar number of research
presentations at national and international professional meet
ings.
Tim Dillow - 3rd year Science student. Currently President of
Science Society and Co-Director of Science Orientation for
1993. Tim was president of his high school's peer helpers
association, Thirty's manager and has his eye on doing
environmental science in Australia.
Gloria Elliott - 4th year Chemistry student. Gloria came to UW
from Memorial University in Newfoundland and has recently re
turned from a 6-month work term in Japan.
Diane Haak - 2nd year Biology student. A 9th grade school-
leaver, Diane decided 14 years later to complete high school
and try for a medical degree and she is well on her way.
Raising a family, doing mission work in Nigeria and working in
a children's home are all part of her life.
Alex Kennedy - 4th year Optometry student. Currently is Pres
ident of the Optometry Student Society.
Machell Thomas Pardue - PhD Optometry and Biology student. A
researcher on ciliary muscle morphology and accommodation,
Machelle came from Wyoming where she became known for "her
creativity, her organizational skills and her ability to
adapt" She has held an Ontario Graduate Scholarship.
Astride Silis - 4th year Applied Earth Science and Geology
student. Worked this summer for the Latvian Geological Survey,
and their fossil samples will form the topic of her BSc
thesis. Teaches Latvian part-time at a Hamilton school.
Lucas Young - 4B Honours Applied Physics student. Lucas is
President of the UW Physics Club, was a member of the Debating
Society, contributed political and economic articles to
Imprint, started two small businesses in Nova Scotia this
summer and was second in a Conservation Party election for his
riding.

Federation of Students
Christine Dewhurst - Math CA Honours Co-op student. Has been a
Don in Village I for several terms and Head Don in Spring
1992, also an employee of Fed Hall. Chairperson for Village 1
Orientation Committee 1991 and currently is the Village
Charity Ball 1993. Founded the Federation's Student Part-Time
Employment Centre and was a member of Employment Standards
Committee. Very involved in improving the quality of student
life.
Jason Simpson - Optometry student. Jason exemplified a balance
between optometry and student issues, and emphasized the impor
tance of informing student about issues that affect them.
Activities included: President of Optometry Student Society,
student director of Waterloo Science Endowment Fund and
Science Foundation. Founder of Optometry Optical Trade Show
and UW Trustee for the American Optometric Student
Association. With eye on the bigger picture, Jason managed to
pursue developments that impacted the profession of optometry.

Federation of Students Executive
Catherine Coleman - President
Sharon Flood - V-P, University Affairs
George Van Nooten - V-P, Operations/Finance

Graduate Student
Association
Arun Achyuthan - PhD Electrical and Computer Engineering stu
dent. Has been involved extensively with the International
Student Association for long time and former member of the
Board of Directors for Graduate Student Assocation. Arun will
be defending his PhD thesis this October.
Mardon Frazer - PhD Kinesiology student. Member of the
Graduate Student Association's Board of Directors and is the
President of Graduate Students for Kinesiology.

Graduate Student
Executive
Duncan Phillips - President
Andrea Lawrence - V-P Internal
David Clausi - V-P Operations
Kevin Erler - V-P External
Luis Yu - V-P Communications

International Students
Pamela Yvette Abbott - MSc Computer Science student. Active
participation in the International Graduate Student Committee
and Computer Science Graduate Student Association. Recipient
of Canadian Commonwealth Scholarship, 1992, along with Post
Graduate Scholarship for M.Phil and Best Student in Faculty of
Natural Sciences at her former University.
Alex Lopez-Ortiz - PhD Computer Science student. Currently
Chair of the International Graduate Student Committee, 1993.
Member of the Board of Directors of the Graduate Student
Association and founder of the Computer Science Graduate
Student Association. Recipient of 1993 Student Leadership
Award. Best Student of Mexico Award by the "El National"
newspaper. Numerous academic fellowships and awards.

Mature Student Services
Mary McPherson - 2nd year Honours English Co-op. Dean's
Honours List. Outstanding contributions as a volunteer member
of the Mature Student Advisory Group.

Services for Persons
with Disabilities
Tara Barrows - 2nd year Sociology student. Tara has been a
diligent volunteer with the Office for Persons with
Disabilities and the Ontario Red Cross. She is a very deter
mined student who offers encouragement, academic, and
emotional support to fellow students.
Thomas Little - 3rd year Sociology student. As a mature stu
dent, Tom creatively balances his role as an active
volunteer/support staff at the Office for Persons with
Disabilities and his position as superintendent of Married
Student Apartments, while maintaining a high academic
standard.

Student Alumni
Association
Jeff Stransky - 3B Geography student. First recipient of the
prestigious SAA/SF District II Award for Most Outstanding
Member. Currently he is President of Student Alumni
Association. The other side of Jeff is UW mascot Pounce de
Lion which he unfailingly "pounces" around at every campus
event, from Homecoming to Canada Day. He spearheaded a fund
raising initiative and raised $2000 to purchase a new
"Cadillac" costume and was also award $1,000 grant from an on-
campus quality of student life initiative for the costume.

UW Security
Pauline James - Honours Psychology (Coursework) student.
Pauline is very active in Student Service endeavours.
Currently she is Co-Coordinator of the Student Security
Service "Walksafe" program and accepted as a Don in Village
II. Some of her past activities has been a tutored for the
Math Faculty, volunteer for Federation of Students Winterfest
and Summerfest, President of Village I Council, Chair of
Women's Issue Board, and a term leader for Campus Safety
Audit.