C ap ilano U invers ity
A nnual Rep o rt 2011–2012
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The Nat and Flora Bosa Centre for Film and Animation at
Capilano University was made possible through a Public Private
Partnership and opened in January 2012. The centre is one of the
top film and animation teaching facilities in all of North America.
the cap experience
Emily S olomon
First-year student in the Bachelor of Business
Administration Degree program
2012 graduate from the Accounting Assistant
Certificate program
Cap U students, such as
Accounting Assistant program grad, Emily Solomon
(pictured with her daughter
Milly), are able to balance
learning and family with the
support of the university’s
faculty and services.
As a graduate of Cap’s Accounting
Assistant program, I enjoyed classes
that were connected to create a web of
thorough understanding. There is a certain
kinship among the faculty of my program.
They went above and beyond to push
and challenge me to develop my skills.
They were quick to offer resources and
opportunities, and always supported me in
my growth. They encouraged me to come
out of my shell and by doing so, helped
me to make important connections in the
business world early in my career. With
their support, I finished my program with
top marks and with an impressive work
practicum behind me. I am registered to
continue studies in the Bachelor of Business
Administration program, and I will do so
with sincere gratitude and appreciation for
my teachers and Cap’s outstanding learning
environment.
In addition, the supportive atmosphere at
the Children’s Centre reflects the standard
of excellence prevalent throughout the
university. With compassionate teachers, as
well as programs to help defray the cost, my
daughter and I have the convenience and
benefit of superb child care.
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Kevin Pearce
President and Co-Owner,
Landsea Tours & Adventures
2006 graduate from the Tourism
Management Diploma Co-op program
Tourism program grad, Kevin
Pearce, appears in a Landsea
Tours & Adventures brochure, which won the 2011
“best brochure in the world”
out of 19,000 submissions.
The faculty at Cap have an incredible wealth
of knowledge and their caring and in-depth
teaching styles really allow the students to
connect to the key components of operating
a successful tourism business. With small
and intimate class sizes, each student is able
to obtain the personal attention that they
require. I owe a lot of my success to the
Tourism program as it really opened my eyes
to the fact that tourism business is indeed
quite different to more broad based types
of businesses. The real-life and hands-on
approach to learning is extremely beneficial.
Long standing relationships with tourism
professionals are right there at our fingertips
if needed and Cap’s Tourism students are
always welcome and encouraged to attend
professional networking events.
I still utilize my education from Capilano
every single day to operate my business in an
innovative and efficient manner. I will forever
assist tourism’s next generation by providing
inspiration and insight to Capilano University
Tourism students. The faculty at Capilano are
like family to me now.
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our mission
We are a teaching-focused university
offering a wide range of programs
and services that enable students
to succeed in their current studies,
in their ongoing education, in their
chosen careers, in their lifelong
pursuit of knowledge, and in their
contribution as responsible citizens in
a rapidly changing and diverse global
community.
Photo: Performance of The wiz at the
North Shore Credit Union Centre for the
Performing Arts at Capilano University.
2011 | 2012 ac
students enrolled in
credit programs
students enrolled in
Continuing Education
(non-credit courses
13
,1
stud
student graduates
Origin of Capilano University Students
33%
North Vancouver
7%
Burnaby — North
7%
West Vancouver
5%
Burnaby — South
2%
Howe Sound
1.5%
Sunshine Coast
6%
Other BC
7%
Vancouver — NE
2%
Other Canada
9%
Vancouver— other
8%
International
12.5%
Other Lower Mainland
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ademic year
,133
dents 25.6
216
bachelor
degrees
awarded
22.7
average
student
age
144
programs
offered
366
aboriginal
students
average
class
size
Programs of Study
10%
56%
34%
Preparatory Programs to prepare those individuals not
yet ready for post-secondary studies for the next level of
their education.
Specialized Programs to help individuals develop a
body of knowledge, attitudes and skills necessary for a
particular career, profession, or practice.
Arts & Sciences Programs to produce educated and
engaged citizens with a general knowledge base and
flexible skills.
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learner centred
At Capilano University, we live our
work and our work is teaching. Faculty
have chosen a Cap campus, be it
in Vancouver, Squamish, or on the
Sunshine Coast, for the opportunities
it provides them as educators to customize and elevate their instruction
while remaining grounded and fixed on
our key priority: helping students find
what matters to them.
leadership
Dr. Kris Bulcroft
President and Vice-Chancellor
Dr. Robin Brayne
Chair of the Board of Governors
Executive
Board of Governors
Jean Bennett, Dean, Faculty of
Health and Education & Dean,
Sunshine Coast campus
Dr. Robin Brayne (Chair)
Dr. Kris Bulcroft
Barry Chambers
David Clarkson
Dr. Frank Harris
Sonja Lebans
Jordon Liden
Shelley McDade
Geri Prior
Jane Shackell
Blair Simonite
Shoshana Somerville
Peter Ufford
Stephen Williams
Dr. Chris Bottrill, Dean, Faculty of
Tourism and Outdoor Recreation
& Dean, Squamish campus
Dr. Kris Bulcroft, President
and Vice-Chancellor
Dr. Robert Campbell, Dean,
Faculty of Arts and Sciences
Graham Fane, Dean,
Faculty of Business
Jennifer Moore, Dean, Faculty
of Fine and Applied Arts
Dr. Jacalyn Snodgrass, Vice-President,
Academic and Provost
Jessica Aldred, Director,
Development and Alumni Relations
and Executive Director, Capilano
University Foundation
Cindy Turner, Vice-President, Finance
and Administration
Catherine Vertesi, Vice-President,
International Programs, External
Relations and New Initiatives
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Peter Ufford
Chancellor
David Clarkson
CSU Executive Committee Chair
Senate
Students’ Union
Executive Committee
Jean Bennett
Dr. Chris Bottrill
Dr. Kris Bulcroft (Chair)
Parker Busswood
Dr. Robert Campbell
David Clarkson
Nicholas Collins
Cristina Delgado
Kelsey Didlick
Graham Fane
Darin Feist
Dr. Michael Fleming
Marion Haythorne
Brandon Hofmarks
Susan Hogan
Karin Jager
Reini Klein
Sonja Lebans
Clay Little
Grace Makarewicz
Karen McCredie
Dr. Paul McMillan
Grace McNab
Jennifer Moore
Saam Nasipour
Claire Queree
Erin Robinson
Gordon Rudolph
Dr. Tim Schouls
Sandra Seekins
Dr. Jackie Snodgrass
Tammy Towill
Peter Ufford
Catherine Vertesi
Stephanie Wells
Milton Williams
David Clarkson (Chair)
Kelsey Didlick
Mason Ducharme
Noah Fine
Bahiyyih Galloway
Gurpreet Kambo
Amelia Koebel
Caitlin Rockers
Sean Stewart
Ghazal Tohidi
Jennifer Vienneau
financial report
Sources of Revenue 2011–2012
Operating Grants38,717,527
Contracts from the Province of B.C.1,262,037
Total Revenue from Province
$39,979,56446%
Tuition Fees
Other Fees and Project Revenues
Other Income
Amortization of Deferred Capital Contributions
Ancillary Services
Donations
Investment Income
30,711,53335%
5,819,8687%
3,559,2764%
3,723,9554%
1,366,0272%
1,018,6701%
1,002,4461%
$87,181,339100%
46%
Total Revenue from Province
$39,979,564
Operating Grants
$38,717,527
Contracts from the Province of B.C.
$1,262,037
35%
Tuition Fees
$30,711,533
Domestic
$19,892,726 (25%)
International
$10,818,807 (10%)
7%
Other Fees and Project Revenues
$5,819,868
4%
Other Income
$3,559,276
4%
Amortization of Deferred Capital Contributions
$3,723,955
2%
Ancillary Services
$1,366,027
1%
Donations
$1,018,670
1%
Investment Income
$1,002,446
100%
Total
$87,181,339
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Distribution of Expenditures 2011–2012
Amortization of Capital Assets
Cost of Goods Sold
Buildings and Grounds Maintenance
Student Support Activities
International Program Expenses
Other Operating Expenses
Salaries & Benefits
Administrators5,318,618
Faculty39,953,691
Staff14,247,669
Total Salaries and Benefits
6%
Salaries & Benefits—Administrators $5,318,618
48%
Salaries & Benefits—Faculty $39,953,691
16%
Salaries & Benefits—Staff $14,247,669
7%
Amortization of Capital Assets $5,925,775
2%
Cost of Goods Sold $2,113,512
5%
Buildings and Grounds Maintenance $3,836,655
2%
Student Support Activities $1,311,813
1%
International Program Expenses $771,300
13%
Other Operating Expenses $11,369,458
100%
Total
$84,848,491
$5,925,7757%
2,113,5122%
3,836,6555%
1,311,8132%
771,3001%
11,369,45813%
59,519,97870%
$84,848,491100%
Total Salaries and Benefits $59,519,978 (70%)
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applied smarts
We are as committed to an undergrad student’s thirst for discovery
and direction as we are to a mature
student’s desire for new skills.
We believe that textbook wisdom
needs to stroll in step with street
smarts in order to truly remain
connected to the real world. At
Capilano University, knowledge is
to be shared and excellence is the
property of everyone.
Photo: student in the Rehabilitation
assistant program making equipment
adjustments.
capilano
university
foundation
The Capilano University Foundation
is the registered entity for receiving
donations to the university. The
Foundation is overseen by a volunteer
Board of Directors.
Your continued involvement
in the University is a testament
to the quality of the experience
it offers students and their
impact on the communities in
which we live.
Jeri Krogseth
Chair, Capilano University
Foundation Board
Capilano University
Foundation Board
Thank you to the members of the
Capilano University Foundation Board
for their oversight and expertise.
Catherine Heath
Jeri Krogseth (Chair)
Sonja Lebans
Bob McGill
Geri Prior
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Capilano University Foundation
Endowment Asset Mix
Market value as of March 31, 2011 is $6,984,514.
20%
Canadian Equity
6%
Emerging Markets
23%
Canadian Bonds
23%
Dividend Equity
28%
Global (Corporate) Bonds
Earned 3.7% return as of March 31, 2012.
2012 Alumni
Awards of
Excellence
Capilano University’s
Nine outstanding recipients
were recognized May 9 at
Capilano University’s 2012
Alumni Awards of Excellence.
Geoffrey Rosen
Chair of the Alumni
Association Board
Alumni Association Board
Thank you to the members of the Alumni
Association Board for their commitment,
leadership and support of our mission of
enabling student success:
Dr. Eric Accili
Jessica Aldred
James Brown
Dr. Kris Bulcroft
Janis Connolly
Carol Howorth
Cherry Itty
Jordan Kallman
Jeri Krogseth
Suzanne Rashed
Nolan Remedios
Erin Robinson
Geoffrey Rosen (Chair)
Steve Shalansky
Tayber Voyer
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1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Dr. Andrew Derocher
Stephen Lytton
Tricia Sibson
Shawn Williamson
Martin Littlejohn
Erin Millar
Christopher May
Réjean Marois
Bill Thumm
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2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
alumni awards of excellence
Distinguished Alumni Awards
President’s Service Awards
Dr. Andrew Derocher
Tricia Sibson
A world-renowned expert on polar bears, Dr.
Andrew Derocher is also a former chair of
the Arctic Institute of North America. With
more than 125 published reports to his credit,
his work has been instrumental in bringing to
light the serious threat of global warming and
the importance of habitat conservation. He
studied Arts and Sciences at Cap from 1978
to 1979 before acquiring his PhD in Zoology at
the University of Alberta.
Tommy’s restaurant is a North Vancouver
establishment that has provided ongoing
support to Capilano University’s Access
Work Experience programs via placements
for students with a wide range of abilities
and challenges. Through its enduring
and important commitment to Cap’s
President’s Service Award, students like
Tricia Sibson, 2011 recipient, will gain the
confidence, self esteem and the skills
necessary to enable success in all her
future endeavours.
Stephen Lytton
Born with cerebral palsy, Stephen Lytton
has determinedly pursued his dreams while
making countless contributions to the arts
and public service. He has been associated
with Cap as a student, volunteer and
community partner board member since 1997,
and has taken a variety of courses offered
at the university’s partner site, the Carnegie
Community Centre. Actively involved in
numerous community affairs, Stephen was
honoured in 2012 by Governor General of
Canada David Johnston.
Shawn Williamson
As principal of Brightlight Pictures, an
independent Vancouver television and film
production company, Shawn Williamson
has been offering groundbreaking
internships to Capilano students since
2008. This hands-on real-world experience
has provided numerous burgeoning
filmmakers with an invaluable opportunity
to immerse themselves in Shawn’s
environment of passion and dedication,
helping them to transition successfully into
the film industry.
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One to Watch Awards
Martin Littlejohn
Co-founder and executive director of the Western
Canada Mountain Bike Tourism Association,
Martin Littlejohn’s passion for mountain biking
has forever changed the nature of the activity. A
graduate in 2007 of Cap’s Bachelor of Tourism
Management program, he is universally respected
for his contribution to community tourism
development and to positioning British Columbia
as the most diverse mountain biking destination in
the world.
Erin Millar
A creative juggernaut, Erin Millar’s passion for
journalism led her to co-author The Canadian
Campus Companion: Everything You Need to Know
about Going to University and College, which was
distributed nationwide in 2011. Erin completed her
Bachelor of Music degree in 2005 while acting
as editor-in-chief of Cap’s student newspaper,
The Capilano Courier. She was founding editor of
Maclean’s On Campus, and is a widely-published
freelance journalist.
Christopher May
Since joining Cirque du Soleil in 2009, Christopher
May has earned the distinction of becoming
the youngest company manager in Cirque du
Soleil history. A 2003 graduate of Cap’s Arts &
Entertainment Management program, Christopher
started his career as a production coordinator for
Burnaby’s Michael J. Fox Theatre before becoming
production manager for The Centre in Vancouver
for Performing Arts.
Awards of Excellence
in Empowering Learning
Réjean Marois
Réjean Marois is a unique and creative
powerhouse in Cap’s outstanding Jazz Studies
program. His unparalleled enthusiasm,
intense musicianship and beautiful
arrangements have been instrumental in
bringing international recognition to Capilano
University. An instructor for almost 25 years,
he cares deeply about his students and never
wavers in working to advance the university
and its reputation.
Bill Thumm
As director of the Nat and Flora Bosa
Centre for Film and Animation, Bill Thumm
was the driving force behind the centre
becoming a reality. Highly-respected both
in the classroom and in the industry, Bill is
known to invest himself fully in the people
and the responsibilities before him, with
many film graduates attesting that he was a
fundamental figure in shaping their futures.
thank you
Thank you to our contributors who have given or
pledged from April 1, 2011 to March 31, 2012:
$1,000,000+
$5,000+
Nat and Flora Bosa
Dorothy Jantzen
North Shore Credit Union
Anonymous (1)
Capilano Students’ Union
Family and Friends of Violet Feist
Genus Capital Management
Kapoor Singh Siddoo Foundation
Mountain Equipment Co-op
NEWAD
Scotiabank
VINCI Park Services (Canada) Inc.
Lorne Wickerson and Rona Tattersdill
Stephen C. Williams
$100,000+
BC Hydro
William V. Manson
Sheldon Trainor and Emelda Wong
Western Economic Diversification
$25,000+
Anonymous (2)
Casting Workbook
Entertainment Partners Canada
FortisBC Energy Inc.
Joker Films Inc.
Leo V. O’Neill
Pacific Arbour Retirement
Communities
Park Royal
PS Production Services
RBC
Reunion Pictures
Jane Still
The Bridge Studios
The Rosenthal Family Foundation
Vancouver Foundation
$10,000+
Richard and Lily Bolus
Neil E. Brown
Canadian Heritage
HSBC Bank Canada
IODE British Columbia
Jeri and Don Krogseth
Family of Patricia MacKenzie
Minerva Foundation
Natasha Pateman
Marjory and George Riste
The Arts Office
The Sixty Three Foundation
Pat Varas
$1,000+
Accent Inns
Acme Labs
Jessica & Stuart Aldred
Tony and Kim Allard
Alzheimer Society of British
Columbia
Annex Pro
Anonymous (9)
Aramark Canada Ltd.
Atomic Cartoons
BC Human Resources Management
Association
BC Shopping Centre Association,
Marquise Group
Best Service Pros
BMO Bank of Montreal
Borden Ladner Gervais
Nancy Boyd
Kris and Rick Bulcroft
Gord Kelly Scholarship Fund
Canada Mortgage and Housing
Corporation
Canadian Federation of University
Women-North Vancouver
Canadian Federation of University
Women-West Vancouver
Canadian Office & Professional
Employees’ Union (COPE)
Capilano University Faculty
Association
C. Morris Carley
Certified General Accountants
Association of BC
Certified Management Accountants
Society of British Columbia
Circle Craft Cooperative of British
Columbia
Collingwood Neighbourhood House
Nicholas J. Collins
Concord Security
Credit Union Foundation of British
Columbia
Dee Daniels-Fleming and Doug
Fleming
Davis LLP
Patricia Dejong
Susan and Tony Doig
David Drummond and Donald Davis
Bruce and Alice Eaton
Jackie Eden
Allan and Deborah Edgeworth
John and Vilailuxa Farnan
Farris, Vaughan, Wills & Murphy LLP
Frog Hollow Neighbourhood House
Mary Giovannetti
Global Payments Canada
Jennifer Greefhorst
Maryel Helmers
Holiday Inn & Suites North
Vancouver
Donna Hooker
I.A.T.S.E. Local 891 Motion Picture
Technicians
Elin Jolly
Erika Kertesz
Crawford and Alice Kilian
David Kirk
Kiwanis Club of North Vancouver
Landsea Tours & Adventure
Greg and Fiona Lee
Little Mountain Neighbourhood
House Society
Long View Systems
Ian and Helen McCreadie
Bob and Brenda McGill
Madeleine McNab
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MN Law
Neptune Bulk Terminals (Canada)
Ltd.
North Shore Law LLP
North Shore Triathlon Club Society
North Shore (Vancouver) Council
Beta Sigma Phi
North Shore Women’s Liberal
Commission
North Vancouver Chamber of
Commerce
North Vancouver Kiwanis Club
Foundation
George, Nicholas & Mary Ostrowski
Luc, Deborah & Joe Ostrowski
Pacific Immigrant Resources Society
Parallax Industries Ltd.
Jim Peerless
P.E.O. Foundation
Nancy Power
Pat Quan
Lorraine Riste
Ian Robertson
Roy Shephard
Jacalyn Snodgrass
St. Mary’s Hospital/Health Care
Auxiliary
Strategic Charitable Giving
Foundation
The Taylor Family
The PATA Foundation
The SMART Fund (Vancouver
Coastal Health)
The Vertesi Family
The Winnipeg Foundation – Mauro
Family Fund
TRG Group Benefits & Pensions
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Tudor
Cindy Turner
Peter and Theresa Ufford
Don Warren
Watson Goepel Maledy LLP
West Vancouver Care Centre
West Vancouver Women’s Network
Up to $1,000
A Carpenter and A Gentleman
Construction Ltd.
Milica Acimovic
Laura & Michael Acutt
ADL Painting & Decorating
Aim Grating Ltd.
Kim Almond
Ronna Ander
Anonymous (19)
Jan Argent
Daryl Austman & Lesleigh Farr
Doreen Austman
B.C. Paralegal Association
Alison and Scott Bailey
Martha Barker
Don Bentley
Deb Berto
Kate Bilodeau
Binary Stream Software Inc.
Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP
Bolt Family–in memory of Irva
German
Anna Lee Boulton
Henry and Heather Bow
George Bowering
Martha Bowman
Blanche Boyce
Heather Brandy
Carol and Charles Brauner
David and Anne Brown
Denise Burgess
Rod Butler
Robert Campbell
Canadian Federation of University
Women–Sunshine Coast
Capilano University Art Department
Capilano University Enrolment
Services
Graham Carrothers
Ben Catalano
Sandra Caverly
Priscilla Chan
Laurie Charlesworth
Charter Bus Lines of British Columbia
Cheers Restaurant
Vilien Chen
Rosalin Chiu
Diane Clairmont
Jean Clifford
Janet E. Collins
Stephen Collis
Janis Connolly
Jo-Ann Cook
Leanne Coughlin
Paul Couillard
Pierre Coupey
Ashley Cousens
Kathleen Coyne
Jim and Susan Cripps
Gillian Crowther
Jen Currin
Michelle de Salaberry
Julia and Arthur Dekleer
Carol Demers
Walter Demeyer
David DeMuynck
Antony Di Nardo
Alisia Di Pomponio
Sharon Doherty
Bob Donaldson
Susan Dritmanis
Keith and Barbara Duncanson
Lee Li-Huei Fang
Roger Farr
Paul Fast
John Field
Don and Pat Fischer
Ruth Fish
Tracy and Jerry Fisher
Trevor Fulcher
Catherine Heath & Joseph Garcia
Lyne Gareau
Joyce Gee
John and Jacqueline German
Roy and Irva German
Ken Ghag
Ashley Gilmore
Jane Ginsberg
Chris Glen
thank you
Yoshi Godo
Bica Gomes
Ronald Goodey
Karen Gordon
Ken Gordon
Nanichi Goto
Helen and Ian Gray
Greater Vancouver Weavers’ &
Spinners’ Guild
Michelle Gunness
David Gurd
Jim and Linda Gurd
Lynn Halverson
Lynne Hamilton
Dimitri Harvalias
Art & Lisa Haxton
Headwater Management Ltd.
Dirk Heiss
Cheryl Helm
Michael Hetherington
John B. Hiebert
Sharon Highley
Daryl Hockley
Yvonne and Daryl Hockley
Pat Hodgson
Susan Holbrook
Lois Hollstedt
Brook Houglum
Joe Howieson
Ray Hsu
Kelly Hughes
Morgan Hughes
Wayne Hughes
Crystal Hurdle
I.A.T.S.E. Local 699
Tamara Ilersich
Institute of Chartered
Accountants of BC
Jason Jean
Jason Jennings
Keri Jesson
Lynn Jest
Harjinder Johal
John Henry’s Marina
A. Russell and Margaret Jones
Thank you to our contributors who have given or
pledged from April 1, 2011 to March 31, 2012:
Towser Jones
William, Lorraine, Jason & Kimball
Kastelen
Ken and Andrea Kehler
Jane Kenyon
Alex Kershaw
Robert Keziere
Judith G. King
Martha King
Kevin Kirkland
John and Patti Koenig
Lisemari Kordoski
Lela Korenberg
Alanna J. Krepakevich
Eric Kristensen
Ed Kry
Elizabeth and Ted Kuhl
Sam Kwan
Barbara Lacey
Larissa Lai
Larry Foster Antiques
Toni Latour
Norma Lawrence
Penny Le Couteur
Sonja and Bruce Lebans
William and Rowena Leney
William Liddell
Clay Little
John and Pat Little
Theresa Lo
Herbert H. Longland
Lonsdale Quay Hotels Inc.
Lonsdale Quay Market
Lorne Lapham Sales & Rentals Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth P. Lychak
Phil Lychak
Janet MacDonald
Bruce S. Mackay
Dana Manhal
Ned Mannella
Maple Ridge Secondary School
Roohy Marandi
Barbara Margerm
Nicole Markotic
David Massullo
Arlene McCarthy
Ian and Helen McCreadie
Jeanette McGregor
Shelley McIntosh
Mary McKenna
Marilyn Mclay
Cody H. McLean
Kim McLeod
Seanna McPherson
MCW Consultants
Guity Moarefi
Dawn Moore
Jennifer Moore
Kathy Moscrip
Shing-Chak Moy
Mulgrave School
Linda Murdoch
Elise Murphy
Halina Murphy
Paul Musson
Chris Nealon
Jean and Lisa Neron
Adam Nesteruk
Dianne Neufeld
Art and Betty Neumeister
Gueorgui Nikolov
North Shore Artists Guild
Jennifer O’Keefe-Almond
Catherine Ostler
Barbara Ottley
Alexander Jim Pappas
Kevin Paterson
Maureen Paterson
Barry Patten
Isobel Patten
Jenny Penberthy
Anne Perdue
Peter Pershick
Stan Persky
David Peterson
Michelle Porter
Wayne and Elizabeth Pritchard
Qi Integrated Health
Reena
Alfred & Shirley Ransom & Danny
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Margot Rawsthorne
Richard & Frances Perry Liv Trust
Barbara and Bob Ritter
Brenda A. Roscoe
John Ross
Wendy Ross & Liz Shelton
Patti-Lea Ryan
Irene Santilli
Doreen Saunders
Noordin Sayani
Ruth Scheuing
Tim Schoahs
Cheryl Schreader & Blaine Kyllo
SFU Childcare Society
Susan Shanks
Larry Sharp
Yuri Shimpo
Bruce and Barbara Simpson
Jay Singh
Albert Siy
Lindsey and John Skaling
Smile By Design Inc.
Betsy Smith
Brian Smith
Gail Smith
Gillian E. Smith
Wayne Smithies
Gary Snarch
Shoshana Somerville
Hugh Soulis
Tony Souza
Erin Eberhardt Spence
Rhedia Stark
Jason Starnes
Cathy Stevulak-Hill
Gary and Donna Strother
Susan Summers
Sunshine Coast Credit Union, Pender
Harbour Branch
Joan and Cliff Taylor
TD Canada Trust Asset Management
Carol Telfer
Ken and Fay Telfer
The Kallas & Retsos Families
The Moreira Family
Robert and Patricia Thompson
Dawn Thomson
Nathan Thornton
Bill Thumm
Pat Titos
Tolusso Family
Coralie Triance
Yasuko Tsuno
Joyce Turner
Wayne Turpin
Kenneth Tyers
United Nations Association in
Canada
Stephaney Van Acken
Vancouver Guild of Fabric Arts
Vancouver Quilters’ Guild
Julie Vanderyagt
Villella Holdings Ltd.
Amelia and Bob Vincent
James Wallace
Eliza Wang
Irene Wasilenkoff
Wasserman & Partners Advertising
Larry and Mitzie Wasyliw
Watari Youth Family and Community
Services
West Vancouver Chamber of
Commerce
Barbara Whistler
Rob and Anne Wildeman
Charles Wilkinson
Cameron L. Williams
Shelley Williams
John Wilson
Nicole Wilson
Wilson Pharmacy
David Winchester
Rod & Bev Windjack
Shelly Windover and Adam & Claire
Bartleman
Tom Wolf
Eugene and Carol Wong
Rita Wong
Sylvia Wong
World Financial Group
Nancy Wuttenuee
Your Friends at Black & Baird
Robert Young
Milla Zaenker
Shannon Zanon
ZSA Legal Recruitment
Rachel Zuckermann and Adam
Walters
Chancellor’s Circle Donors: Individuals or private foundations that have cumulatively given or pledged $25,000+
Anonymous (2)
Nat and Flora Bosa
Janet E. Collins
Nicholas J. Collins
In Memory of The Honorable
Thomas A. Dohm
Allan and Deborah Edgeworth
David and Grace Fung
Dorothy Gould
George and Lee Grills
Estate of Richard Daniel Hodges
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