Presenting this year's Arts
and Science scholars:
Lori-Lynn Brigden, Applied Human Sciences
Carol Ann Chatland, Applied Human Sciences
Wendy A. Cross, Applied Human Sciences
Christine Daigle, Applied Human Sciences
Annette Goldman, Applied Human Sciences
Rozanne Koffler, Applied Human Sciences
Linda Massie, Applied Human Sciences
Siobhan McSharry, Applied Human Sciences
Sandra J. Robinson, Applied Human Sciences
Elaine Rosenberg, Applied Human Sciences
Shayna Dalia Aster, Biology
Gregory N. Cormack, Biology
Penny Gingrich, Biology, Science College
Rola Hamad, Biology
Amir Hossein Mousavifar, Biology
Dang Phuc Tran, Biology
Laura Weir, Biology, Science College
Ruba Benini, Chemistry and Biochemistry
Travis R. L. Chalmers, Chemistry
and Biochemistry, Science College
Rose-Mary Cianflone, Chemistry and Biochemistry
James Magee, Chemistry and Biochemistry
Raffi Tonikian, Chemistry and Biochemistry, Science College
Ettore Corsi, Classics, Modern Languages and Linguistics
Jeanne-Mance Côté, Classics, Modern Languages and Linguistics
Romina Di Pasquale, Classics, Modern Languages and Linguistics
Mario Gingras, Classics, Modern Languages and Linguistics
Maria Graciela Giordano, Classics, Modern Languages and Linguistics
Ferial F. Karam, Classics, Modern Languages and Linguistics
Nathalie Lachance, Classics, Modern Languages and Linguistics
Judith E. Longacre, Classics, Modern Languages and Linguistics
Anna Michelle Pitts, Classics, Modern Languages and Linguistics
Mark C. Roche, Classics, Modern Languages and Linguistics
Gertrud M. Simpson, Classics, Modern Languages and Linguistics
François Veilleux, Classics, Modern Languages and Linguistics
Viktoriya Vodenitcharova, Classics, Modern Languages and Linguistics
Sarah Katherine Gibson, Communication Studies
Valerie Adelson, Economics
K. Gabriella Autmezguine, Economics
Marissa Ginn, Economics
Marleigh Greaney, Economics
Katherine A.L. Monahan, Economics
Donghui Wang, Economics
Sandra M. Macpherson, Education
Saundra Tobman, Education
Mahim Maher, English
Tanya Schuh, English
Alexandra Stockwell, English, Liberal Arts College
Heather Helene Farias, English, TESL
Carol M. Arsenault, Études françaises
Anne-Marie Comeau, Études françaises, Simone de Beauvoir
Institute
Conception Cortacans Genolla, Études françaises
Renata Isajlovic, Études françaises
Isabelle Martin, Études françaises
Jody Salicco, Études françaises
François Thibault , Études françaises
Pui San Tian, Études françaises
Louise Villemaire, Études françaises
Shane David Hadlock, Exercise Science
Sabrina Mackinnon, Exercise Science
Ilana Osten, Exercise Science
Cynthia Wright-Paradis, Exercise Science
Janice Brahney, Geography
Martine Gosselin, Liberal Arts College
Giuseppina Boggia, Mathematics & Statistics
Jennifer Boghen, Mathematics & Statistics
C. Marie-Andrée Boucher, Mathematics & Statistics
Derek Brennan, Mathematics & Statistics
Jeffrey Clair, Mathematics & Statistics
Rodica Luciana Culinescu, Mathematics & Statistics
Maude-Marie Dorval, Mathematics & Statistics
Antoni Forgues, Mathematics & Statistics
Brian David Knoepfel, Mathematics & Statistics
Folly Virgile Kpodar, Mathematics & Statistics
Charles Lemieux, Mathematics & Statistics
Jun Li, Mathematics & Statistics
Dylan Elliot Moser, Mathematics & Statistics
Elisabeth Prince, Mathematics & Statistics
Cheyen Quach, Mathematics & Statistics
Caroline Anne Sasseville, Mathematics & Statistics
Carl Slater, Mathematics & Statistics
Liana St.Laurent, Mathematics & Statistics
Ludmila Tutunik, Mathematics & Statistics
Stephanie Boluk, Philosophy, Liberal Arts College
Simon A. Orpana, Philosophy
Parissa Porter, Philosophy
George F. Classen, Physics
Igor Khavkine, Physics
Hussein Assaf, Political Science
Cristina Maria Romanelli, Political Science
Robert Tkaczyk, Political Science
Wai Men Noel Chung, Psychology
Cesar Del Rio, Psychology
Sirad Deria, Psychology
Nicholas Dobbek, Psychology, Science College
C.M. Chantal Legault, Psychology
Monica Levine, Psychology
Rose Helen Matousek, Psychology, Science College
Stephanie Mintz, Psychology
Nathalie Pellerin, Psychology
Eli Puterman, Psychology
Joanne Bouchard, Sociology and Anthropology
Mary Frances Maheu, Sociology and Anthropology
Gwendolyn J. Lloyd-Smith, TESL
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For the first time, the Faculty of Arts and Science has honoured its highest-achieving
returning students at an awards ceremony.
Each of this year’s 104 Arts and Science Scholars will receive a
certificate of achievement and a $250 prize, based on their grade-point
averages during the 1999-2000 year. More than 900 students in the Faculty
scored a grade-point average of 3.75 or better to place themselves on
the Dean’s List. (The highest achievable GPA is 4.3.)
“At the Faculty of Arts and Science, we often talk about our outstanding
programs and our outstanding professors, but we also need to recognize
our outstanding students,” Dean Martin Singer said at the ceremony,
held September 14 at the Oscar Peterson Concert Hall. “This is a
perfect opportunity to salute our highest achievers and offer them moral
and financial support.”
The prize money comes from alumni, staff and faculty donations to Concordia’s
Annual Giving Campaign and is designed to enrich the students’ academic
lives and support student initiatives. The money is administered in the
Arts and Science Faculty Development Fund.
At the ceremony, the Faculty of Arts and Science also awarded scholarships
of $5,000 each to 10 new students who are not residents or citizens of
Canada. Again, this is a new initiative for the Faculty of Arts and Science
and comes about as a result of the decision to privatize the fees of its
international students.
Space does not permit us to publish the 104 Arts and Science scholars,
but the list will be available soon on CTR Online: http://pr.concordia.ca/CTR
- Derek Cassoff
The
Faculty of Arts and Science presented entrance scholarships to 10 international
undergraduate students, including seven who were present to receive their
awards at the Faculty's recent Arts and Science Scholars Awards evening.
From left to right are Sarah Kelly, Nan Wang, Mohammed Salameh Nabulsi,
Harriet Wezena, Dean of the Faculty Martin Singer, Janet Forest, Rita
Intardonato, Evangelos Kramvis, and Cam Gentile, Chair of the Faculty's
External Advisory Board. Missing from the photo are Olena Bykova, Angela
Clinton and Amira Shaker.
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