Governor-General Clarkson’s official portrait
Adrienne Clarkson awarded honorary doctorate
Spring convocation at Place des Arts will be even more splendid than usual on June 10, when Governor-General Adrienne Clarkson is given an honorary doctorate.
The award will be given to Canada’s head of state at the morning convocation ceremony of the Faculty of Arts and Science, and Clarkson is expected to address the gathering.
Born in 1939 in Hong Kong, she came to Canada as a three-year-old with her family, and grew up in Ottawa. She attended the University of Toronto's Trinity College, winning the Governor-General's Gold Medal in English, and went on to do postgraduate work at the Sorbonne, in Paris. More
The winning team of students whose class project will affect the marketing of the Co-op: left to right, Caroline Bumueller, Nancy Zajdler, Monica Golarz, Han Hoang and Nadine Lafond.
Photo by Andrew Dobrowolskyj
Class project retools marketing of Co-operative Institute
As Monica Golarz and her classmates in the John Molson School of Business recently discovered, real education for the real world is more than just a motto.
That real-world education took the form of More
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- Environmental economists meet here in July
- James Kelly says the Charter has made Canada a leader
- Women want more room at the top of the academic pile
- Loyola Medal goes to Dominic D’Alessandro
- Passage to India: agreements signed
- Drummond Building to get a facelift, atrium
- ENCS celebrates outstanding staff
- Ray Beauchemin cooks up a storm with suds
- Fine Arts alumni invited to the MMFA
- Artstravaganza auctions art at Centaur
- Coming-of-age novel took 12 years
- Geneticist Müller-Hill raises spectre of Nazi experiments
- Wal-Mart, meet überculture — coast to coast
- Tools to fight plagiarism
- Psychological harassment added to labour code
- Remedial policy adopted at Concordia, but unions critical
- Multimedia tools for success: Design students worked with street kids
- Stingers roundup