2006 Congregation Program

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T a b l e o f C o n T e n T s

Chancellor’s Message 1

Pres�dent’s Message 2

Welcome from Syl�x 3

The Board of Governors 4

UBC Okanagan Senate 5

UBC Trad�t�ons 6

UBC’s Important H�stor�cal Moments 8

Acknowledgements 10

Susta�nab�l�ty Pledge 10

UBC Grads 11

S�gn�ficant Accompl�shments 12& Contr�but�ons

Awards 13

All Ceremonies to take place in the Gymnasium of the Recreation Facility.

A General Reception will follow each ceremony in the Courtyard.

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9:30 a.m. Arts and Sc�ences (Irv�ng K. Barber School of Arts and Sc�ences) B.A., B.Sc.

Honorary Degree Recipient: Dr. William Bowering

The Procession and Programme of Ceremony

Graduating Students

2:30 p.m. Creat�ve and Cr�t�cal Stud�es B.A., B.F.A.

Educat�on B.Ed. (Elementary Program), B.Ed. (Secondary Program)

Health and Soc�al Development B.S.N., B.S.W.

Honorary Degree Recipient: Ms. Jeannette Armstrong

The Procession and Programme of Ceremony

Graduating Students

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Congratulations to members of the first graduating class of

UBC Okanagan. You have begun a tradition of excellence

and achievement that will have a profound impact on this

community for years to come.

Graduation is the most important day in any university calendar.

It is the day when you are finally rewarded for your years of

hard work, very little recognition and very little money. You

have learned, grown and matured during your time at UBC

Okanagan, and you leave with a real sense of accomplishment.

Graduation is also a time of new beginnings. With this part of

your life completed, you will move on to new challenges and

new opportunities. As alumni of this exceptional university,

you will help shape and develop our Okanagan communities:

you will operate our businesses, manage our resources, provide

health care, teach our children, provide political leadership and

nourish our culture.

At the same time, you have been prepared to approach issues

from a global perspective. UBC has taken its place on the world

stage, and our work touches lives and economies far beyond

our borders. As an institution, UBC has embraced the needs,

opportunities and energies of our times, and you have been well

equipped to deal with these at home and abroad.

The architect of UBC’s development as a global university is our

President, Martha Piper, who is retiring from the university this

year. Her passion and her dedication have defined UBC for the

21st Century, and her vision – to create global citizens at home

and abroad – will be her lasting legacy.

Our greatest responsibility as educators is to provide you with

the tools you need to be successful in a complex, competitive

and challenging world. The education you have received at UBC

is the best any university can offer. It forms the foundation upon

which you will build your future achievements.

I hope your time at UBC Okanagan has taught you the value of

knowledge. I hope, too, that you have learned to recognize the

opportunities presented by change, and that you have acquired

the skills and courage to take advantage of that change.

Congratulations on your accomplishment.

Allan McEachern, Chancellor

C h a n C e l l o r ’ s M e s s a g e

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Warm congratulations to you, the members of the Graduating

Class of 2006—the first graduating class of UBC Okanagan! You

are helping to make history, and your academic achievements

carry a double significance: they are evidence of personal

success, and they point the way for others to follow.

Your studies have coincided with some momentous events in

the world: from wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, to devastating

natural disasters like the tsunami in the Indian Ocean and

Hurricane Katrina in the southern United States. Such dramatic

developments are a painful reminder of the vulnerability of

human life, and may leave us feeling inadequate or helpless in

the belief that we can have little or no influence on the crises

and calamities that face our society.

At this moment, however, as you begin a new stage in your life

and experience, you should recognize that you can and will

make a difference, because you possess the knowledge and skills

that are conferred by a good education.

At every level of your UBC education, you have been exposed to

the rigours of critical thinking, to the complexities of problem-

solving, and to the need for risk-taking and imagination in

the creation of new ideas. Your course-work has provided you

with strong communication skills in a variety of media, and

taught you the value of teamwork and collaboration. You

have encountered people and ideas from a wide variety of

backgrounds, in the process acquiring a new understanding of,

and respect for, cultures and traditions that differ from your

own.

As graduates of the University of British Columbia Okanagan,

you now have a unique opportunity to turn your hard-earned

expertise and knowledge to good use, to become involved in

your society, and to offer your ideas and solutions with the

confidence that they will be heard and respected.

Whatever your choice of career or profession, you will encounter

challenges that call on the skills, insights, and understanding

you have developed at UBC Okanagan. These qualities will also

come into play as you learn to exercise the responsibilities of

global citizenship and move into leadership roles. Society will

look to you to help eradicate injustice, inequality, and poverty;

it will be up to you to find solutions to the social, economic, and

environmental problems that afflict us.

Over the years I have attended many graduation ceremonies,

and I have always been moved and inspired by the optimism and

idealism of new graduates as they face the next stage of their

lives in a world marked by uncertainty, conflict, and change.

Whatever the challenges that await you, I am confident that, as

a member of the UBC Okanagan Graduating Class of 2006, you

have the potential, not only to achieve personal and professional

success, but also to help move society towards the ideals of

peace, justice, and prosperity for all.

The future is yours—Tuum est!

Martha C. P�per, O.C., O.B.C.

Pres�dent

P r e s i d e n T ’ s M e s s a g e


Elders, Chiefs, Board of Governors, dignitaries, UBC Okanagan

faculty and staff, family, friends, visitors, students and graduates,

on behalf of the Okanagan Nation Chiefs and our member

communities we welcome you to our beautiful territory and to

the UBC Okanagan Spring Congregation 2006.

We are pleased to be provided this opportunity to extend our

congratulations to all the new graduates of UBC Okanagan.

You will go down in history as the first ever UBC Okanagan

graduates.

We are honoured to be part of your Congregation. Ceremony

and recognition of achievement, and the meaning inherent

in special events like this one have always been an integral

part of syilx culture, beliefs and customs. Learning has

always been fundamental to well-being and survival of our

communities. Traditionally, Okanagan people valued life-long

learning. Education and academic excellence are also a part

of syilx culture. The honoring of one’s intellect and knowledge

has always been important. The Okanagan traditions and

ceremonies awarded achievement no matter how big or small.

Announcements were made to the Nation that “this is a day of

significance to this person, (family and/or community) and you

are all welcome to share in this celebration”. The Okanagan

shared their land, their teaching, and their culture with others

and now as graduates, you too will have this opportunity to

share your education with the community. Your educational

attainment will serve you well, especially if you use it to serve

your communities!

The Okanagan Nation Alliance and the UBC Okanagan have

forged a new path of partnership and inclusion so that we can

all learn to embrace, strengthen and celebrate our diversity.

The pursuit of academic excellence will continue to advance

and transform our societies. Okanagan participation in today’s

congregation ceremony and within this University bodes well for

our future and our communities.

W’ay lim limpt

Okanagan Nat�on Ch�efs

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UBC’s 21-member Board of Governors comprises the chancellor, the president, eleven persons appointed by the lieutenant-governor, three

faculty members elected by faculty, three full-time students elected by students and two people elected by and from the full-time employees

of the university who are not faculty members.

By legislation, the board is responsible for the management, administration and control of the property, revenue, business and affairs of

the university including the appointment of senior officials and faculty on the recommendation of the president. The governors represent

diverse backgrounds, which provide valuable input during board deliberations.

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Ex-Officio:

Chancellor Allan McEachern, B.A. (Br. Col*.), LL.B. (Br. Col.), LL.D. (Hon.)

President and Vice-Chancellor Martha C. Piper, O.C., O.B.C., B.Sc., M.A., Ph.D.

Elected by Faculty:

Andrew D. Irvine, B.A., (Hon.), M.A., Ph.D.

Gregory A. Lawrence, B.E., M.S., Ph.D.

H.B. McCullough, B.A. (Hon.), M.T.S., B.Litt., Ph.D.

Appointed by the Lieutenant-Governor in Council:

Brad Bennett (Chair)

Nicole Byres, B.A., LL.B. (Br. Col.)

Pierre Choquette, B.A., B.Sc., M.Sc.

James Eccott, B.Com.

Arun Garg, Ph.D., M.D., F.R.C.P.C.

Jackie Hoffman-Zehner, B.Com

Barry Lapointe

Chief Robert Louie, LL.B.

John Reid, F.C.A.

Bryce Rositch, B.A., B.Arch. (Br. Col.)

Douglas Whitehead, B.Ap.Sc., M.B.A.

Elected by Students:

Frances Dixon

Lauren Hunter Eberle

Omar Sirri

Elected by and from full-time employees of the

University who are not members of the Faculty:

Bonnie Bates Gibbs, B.A., M.B.A.

Belle Dale-Wills

* (Br. Col.) indicates a UBC degree


Ex-Offic�o

The Chancellor: Allan McEachern, B.A. (Br. Col.), LL.B. (Br. Col.),

LL.D. (Hon.)

The President: Martha C. Piper, O.C., O.B.C., B.Sc., M.A., Ph.D.

Associate Vice-President and Registrar, Enrolment Services:

Brian J. Silzer, B.Sc., B.Ed., M.Ed.

Deputy Vice-Chancellor and Vice-President Academic and Provost:

Richard C. Tees, B.A., Ph.D.

Director of Continuing Education: Gwen Zilm, B.A. (Br. Col.), M.L.S.

University Librarian or Designate: Melody Burton, B.A. (Hons.), M.L.S.

The Deans

Dean of Applied Science: Michael Isaacson, B.A., M.A., Ph.D., P.Eng.

Dean of Arts and Sciences: Bernard O. Bauer, M.Sc., Ph.D.

Dean of the College of Graduate Studies: Marvin Krank, B.A. (Hons.),

Ph.D.

Dean of Creative and Critical Studies: Robert Belton, B.F.A, M.A., Ph.D.

Acting Dean of Education: Robert Campbell, B.A., B.Ed., M.A., Ph.D.

Dean of Health and Social Development: Joan Bottorff, R.N., B.Ed.,

B.Sc.N., M.Ed., M.N., Ph.D. FCAHS

Dean of Management: Blaize Reich, B.A., (Br. Col.), M.Sc. (Br. Col.),

Ph.D. (Br. Col.)

Elected by the Facult�es

Applied Science

R. Klukas, B.Sc., M.Sc., Ph.D.

A. Labun, B.A.Sc. (Br. Col.), Ph.D.

Arts and Sciences

J. Cioe, B.A. (Hons), M.A., Ph.D.

R. Lalonde, B.Sc. (Hons.), M.Sc., Ph.D.

Creative and Critical Studies

J. Castricano, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. (Br. Col.)

D. Keyes, B.A. (Hons.), M.A., Ph.D.

Education

S. McCoubrey, B.Ed., M.Ed., Ph.D. (Br. Col.)

C. Scarff, B.Sc., B.Ed., M.Ed., Ph.D.

Health and Social Development

J. Bassett-Smith, R.N., B.Sc.N., M.A., Ph.D.

D. Salhani, B.A., M.S., Ph.D.

Management

R. Currie, B.Sc., M.Sc., Ph.D.

*To be determined

Elected by a Jo�nt Meet�ng of the Facult�es

R.Adl, B.A. (Br. Col.), M.A. (Br. Col.)

P. Arthur, B.Ed., M.Ed.

W. Broughton, B.Sc. (Br. Col.), Ph.D.

E. Butz, B.Sc., M.A., Ph.D.

M. Duran-Cogan, M.A., Ph.D.

J. Gustar, B.A., M.A., Ph.D.

S. D. Reid, B.Sc., Ph.D.

D. Senese, B.A., M.Sc., Ph.D.

M. Ungureanu, B.A. (Hons.), Ph.D.

M. Williams, B.A., M.A., Ph.D.

P. Wrzesniewski, M.Sc., Ph.D.

P. Wylie, B.Sc., M.A., Ph.D.

Representat�ves of the Student Body

N. Neumann, Graduate Students

E. Johnston, Faculty of Applied Science

K. Ficke, Faculty of Arts and Sciences

D. Polson, Faculty of Creative and Critical Studies

*To be determined, Faculty of Education

D. Sloan, Faculty of Health and Social Development

*To be determined, Faculty of Management

Elected by the Students at-large

C. Carta, Faculty of Arts and Sciences

M. Ficke, Faculty of Arts and Sciences

B. Ford, Faculty of Arts and Sciences

P. Garrick, Faculty of Arts and Sciences

M. Koovisk, Faculty of Arts and Sciences

Elected by Convocat�on

G. August, B.Com (Br. Col.)

L. Driscoll, B.A.

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a C a d e M i C r e g a l i a

The wearing of academic costume is a tradition that has

persisted from the Middle Ages, when the first Universities

were founded. The regalia vary slightly from one University

to another, and within a University, according to the status

of the wearer. At the University of British Columbia, the

undergraduate’s gown is black.

The colours for the degrees being granted in 2006 at UBC

Okanagan are as follows:

B.A. — University blue

B.Ed. — White with University blue cord

B.F.A. — University blue with magenta cord

B.S.N. — Scarlet with University blue and white twisted cord

B.S.W. — Magenta

B.Sc. — Light blue

The hood for the honorary degree LL.D. is of scarlet broadcloth

lined in dark blue velvet; for the D.Sc., it is lined in dark purple

and for the D. Litt., it is lined in cream.

More information on degrees granted in Vancouver can be

found at www.graduation.ubc.ca.

ubC’s di s T i n g u i s h e d hi s T o ry o f gr a d u aT i o n

UBC’s first Congregation ceremony took place on May 4, 1916 in

the Hotel Vancouver ballroom. There were 41 graduates.

• UBC’s first graduate degrees were conferred in 1919. The

first degrees in Agriculture were conferred in 1921. The first

Bachelor of Applied Science in Nursing and Forestry degrees

were awarded at the eighth Congregation in 1923.

• Students at UBC’s Vancouver campus now graduate from

12 faculties: Agricultural Sciences, Applied Science, Arts,

Commerce and Business Administration, Dentistry, Education,

Forestry, Graduate Studies, Law, Medicine, Pharmaceutical

Sciences and Science.

• Students at UBC’s Okanagan campus will graduate from

four faculties at the 2006 Spring Congregation: The Irving

K. Barber School of Arts and Sciences, Creative and Critical

Studies, Education, and Health and Social Development.

• Each year since 1919, the graduating class in Vancouver has

planted a tree to mark Congregation.

• The first Congregation ceremony on the present day

Vancouver campus was held in 1927.

• When graduating students are presented to the chancellor he

or she says “I admit you,” welcoming them to convocation,

the body of graduates that elects the chancellor and some

university senators.

• Hoods and gowns worn by graduates are lined with colours

that indicate the degree to be conferred. Members of

the Congregation processions wear colourful academic

regalia from around the world signifying their university of

graduation and highest degree awarded.

• The gowns, hoods and mortarboards worn by graduating

students evolved from clothes worn by European scholars in

the Middle Ages.

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T h e u n i v e r s i T y M a C e

The University Mace is a symbol of the authority of the

Chancellor. It is displayed on ceremonial occasions, most notably

during the Congregation ceremonies but also during the

Installation of a President or Chancellor.

The Mace is carried by the ‘Macebearer’ who leads the Platform

Party, which includes the Chancellor, the President, and other

dignitaries, onto the stage for the Congregation ceremonies.

The University Mace will be brought up from Vancouver for the

first Congregation ceremony at UBC Okanagan. A new Mace

will be created specifically for the Okanagan campus.

VANCOUVER CAMPUS

In the fall of 1957, the University commissioned Haida carver Bill

Reid to undertake the project. Owing to Reid’s heavy workload,

he suggested that George Norris be asked to help design and

carve the Mace. The planning of the Mace took some time and

a final design was not approved until 1959.

Norris carved the Mace from a block of yew and it included

a stylized thunderbird on the thick upper portion. The Mace

also featured the use of copper that is prominent in Northwest

Coast native art. This copper trimming was designed and

prepared by Bill Reid. Norris completed the Mace in 1959 and

it was first used at the Fall Congregation where the Director of

Ceremonies, Malcolm McGregor, carried it for the first time.

o C a n a d a

O Canada! Our home and native land,

True patriot love in all thy sons command.

With glowing hearts we see thee rise,

The true north strong and free!

From far and wide, O Canada,

We stand on guard for thee.

God keep our land glorious and free!

O Canada, we stand on guard for thee,

O Canada, we stand on guard for thee.


1908• Provincial legislature passes a new “University

Act” establishing The University of British

Columbia. It provides for a Chancellor,

a Convocation, a President, and a Board

of Governors to manage the university’s

administration, property and business affairs,

and a Senate to administer academic matters.

1910• After a province-wide survey, Point Grey is

selected as the site of UBC’s new campus.

1913• Dr. Frank Fairchild Wesbrook appointed first

President of UBC.

1915• The University of British Columbia opens in

temporary headquarters at the former MUCBC

facilities (nicknamed the “Fairview Shacks” after

the surrounding neighbourhood) adjacent to

Vancouver General Hospital. There are three

faculties: Arts and Science, Applied Science and

Agriculture. Student enrolment in September

is 379 and total number of full- and part-time

faculty is 34.

1922• Tired of over-crowded conditions and

inadequate facilities, UBC students launch a

campaign known as “Build the University”

to resume construction at the Point Grey

campus. With 56,000 names on a petition for

the government, 1,200 students with floats,

bands and banners march through the streets

of downtown Vancouver to the Point Grey

campus. This pilgrimage became known as the

“Great Trek,” as it successfully convinced the

Government of BC to resume work on the Point

Grey site. The “Great Trek” represents one of the

greatest efforts of an undergraduate student

body in support of its university and still reflects

the spirit and pride of UBC students.

1925• UBC moves to Point Grey campus.

1940• Students contribute to the construction of Brock

Hall, the university’s first student union building.

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The following list reflects important historical moments in UBC’s history:

UBC students march through the streets of Vancouver �n the “Great Trek” of 1922.


1951• Student initiative leads to construction of War

Memorial Gymnasium, as a memorial to the British

Columbians who died serving their country.

1979• UBC awards its 100,000th degree.

1989• UBC launches the “World of Opportunity”

fundraising campaign to pay for new buildings,

facilities, programmes, and scholarships. By

the time it ends in 1993, this overwhelmingly

successful campaign raises a total of $262 million.

1993• U.S. President Bill Clinton and Russian President

Boris Yeltsin meet at UBC during the “Vancouver

Summit.”

• Dr. Michael Smith receives the Nobel Prize.

1997• Dr. Martha C. Piper becomes UBC’s new President.

• The Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC)

Leaders’ Meeting brings the heads of the 18

leading economies around the Pacific Rim to

Vancouver.

2000• UBC celebrates 75 years at the Point Grey

campus—which has changed considerably over

the years—as it confers close to 6,000 degrees to

graduating UBC students.

2001• UBC opens its new downtown campus, UBC at

Robson Square.

2004• The B.C. Government announces the creation of

UBC Okanagan, centered in Kelowna.

• 3 Nobel Peace Prize Laureates, – His Holiness the

XIV Dalai Lama, Archbishop Desmond Tutu and

Dr. Shirin Ebadi – are given Honorary degrees and

participate in an unique roundtable dialogue with

Rabbi Schachter-Shalomi and Dr. Jo-ann Archibald.

2005• The Okanagan Nation Alliance welcomes UBC

onto the traditional Okanagan territory during a

celebration on the new UBC Okanagan campus.

• UBC Okanagan officially opens in Kelowna and

welcomes its first students onto campus.

Aer�al v�ew of UBC’s campus �n 1925 Recent aer�al v�ew of UBC Vancouver campus Recent aer�al v�ew of UBC Okanagan campus


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Chancellor Allan McEachern and President Martha Piper would

like to thank the numerous faculty and staff volunteers who

contribute to the success of the Congregation Ceremonies, as

well as the following departments:

Alumni Association

Athletics and Recreation

Aramark

Campus Security

Ceremonies Office

Enrolment Services

Facilities Management

Public Affairs

Student Recruitment, Admissions and Awards

UBC Bookstore Okanagan

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Imag�ne all UBC graduat�ng students mak�ng a collect�ve

statement of comm�tment to �mprov�ng the susta�nab�l�ty of

our commun�t�es.

UBC students have joined university and college graduates

across North America in a growing movement to redefine the

purpose of education. Students are committing to use their

knowledge wisely to create positive change in the world.

Through the UBC Sustainability Pledge, you have the

opportunity to commit to working toward a career and lifestyle

with a conscience. The Pledge also links you to resources that

will help you incorporate social, ecological, and economic

aspects of sustainability into your professional and personal life.

The Pledge is more than just a personal commitment. Our

collective voice sends a strong message to the university and the

greater community that UBC students care about sustainability.

Take a graduating step to creating a more sustainable society,

sign now at: www.sustain.ubc.ca/sustainable_u. This program

was proposed and is managed by students, and is supported

by the Office of Student Development and the Campus

Sustainability Office.

“I pledge to explore and take into account the social and ecological consequences of my decisions. Furthermore, I pledge to use the knowledge I gain while at UBC to improve the sustainability of the communities in which I live, learn, and work.”

This program was proposed and is managed by students, and is supportedby the Office of Student Development and the Campus SustainabilityOffice.


W e l C o M e “f i r s T C l a s s ” T o T h e ubC a l u M n i f a M i ly

Congratulations and welcome to the alumni family, made up of

over 225,000 alumni worldwide. When you cross the stage at

congregation, the Chancellor admits you into the UBC alumni

body and your relationship to UBC enters a new phase.

As the first graduates of UBC Okanagan, you hold a special

place in the history of UBC. Although graduation marks the end

of your degree program, you will have a lifelong connection to

your alma mater.

We will help you keep in touch with UBC through the award-

winning Trek magazine, regular email newsletters, and through

our online community. You will be invited to mentoring, social,

educational, and career networking events, whether you

remain here in the Okanagan or wherever in the world you may

wander. You can help shape this programming by participating

in alumni network groups as far away as London and Hong

Kong or as close as Kamloops and Kelowna. We’ll be happy to

connect you.

We also offer alumni an ACard, purchase of which gives you

discounts on goods and services on campus and off, and allows

you free access to the UBC Library.

Remember our motto Tuum Est—UBC still belongs to you, so

take advantage of that association.

You can reach us at 604-822-3313 or by visiting our website at

www.alumni.ubc.ca.

T h e g i f T o f l e a r n i n g

Learning is not just about time spent in the classroom or

lab. For some, the most powerful lessons from their time

at university are about belonging and being a contributing

member of the university community. That need not end at

graduation.

UBC Okanagan’s vision is to provide students, faculty and staff

with an intimate learning environment of academic freedom

and mutual respect with the latest technology and resources.

The realization of this vision would not be possible without the

generosity of alumni and friends of the university. Donations

to UBC Okanagan ensure that students and the leaders of

tomorrow are provided with the best education and research

opportunities possible.

As you take a step forward towards your future, what better

way to celebrate your success than to leave a contribution for

the students who will follow in your footsteps. To learn about

the many ways you can invest in the next generation of UBC

Okanagan students, please contact the Development Office at

250.807.8565 or visit our web site at www.ubc.ca/okanagan/

invest

Every gift makes a difference.


h o n o r a ry d e g r e e r e C i P i e n T s

Prominent in the professions and the community, honorary degree recipients are recognized for their distinguished achievements in

their respective endeavours and for the contributions their accomplishments make to the life of the university and the betterment of

society. These degrees will be awarded during Spring Congregation.

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Student Financial Assistance and Awards will notify all award winners with instructions for claiming their awards.

W�ll�am Bower�ng, LL.D.

Dr. William Bowering, UBC alumnus and a former president of

Okanagan University College (OUC), has been an instrumental

figure in expanding and developing post-secondary education in

the Okanagan Valley during the past 28 years.

Bowering played a key role in the transition of Okanagan

College to OUC. He then helped to develop OUC, introducing

baccalaureate programs, expanded trades and technologies

programs and building five regional OUC campuses throughout

the Okanagan Valley. He will accept his degree during the

morning ceremony on June 9.

Jeannette Armstrong, LL.D.

Jeannette Armstrong is a writer, teacher, artist, sculptor and

activist and considered North America’s first Aboriginal woman

novelist. In 1978, she obtained a B.F.A. from the University of

Victoria.

In 1986, Armstrong became the director of the En’owkin Centre

in Penticton, and is also the first director of the En’owkin

International School of Writing, a creative writing school

organized by and for Aboriginal people. She will accept her

degree during the afternoon ceremony on June 9.

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GOVERNOR GENERAL’S S�lver Medal �n

Sc�ence

(Highest academic achievement by a

graduating student in a Bachelor degree

program)

Melisa Jean Lavallee

UNIVERSITY of B.C. Medal �n F�ne Arts

(Head of the graduating class in Fine Arts,

B.F.A. degree)

Lia Lauralei Brown

UNIVERSITY of B.C. Medal �n Soc�al

Work

(Head of the graduating class in Social

Work, B.S.W. degree)

Amy Elizabeth Fulton

UNIVERSITY of B.C. Medal �n Arts

(Head of the graduating class in Arts, B.A.

degree)

Marlowe Gregory Sam

UNIVERSITY of B.C. Medal �n Sc�ence

(Head of the graduating class in Science,

B.Sc. degree)

Danielle Kerri Larsen

UNIVERSITY of B.C. Medal �n Educat�on

(Head of the graduating class in Education,

B.Ed. Elementary degree)

Laurie Marie Gardiner

UNIVERSITY of B.C. Medal �n Nurs�ng

(Head of the graduating class in Nursing,

B.S.N. degree)

Margaret Lynne James


T h e P r o C e s s i o n a n d T h e P r o g r a M M e o f C e r e M o n y

Fr�day, June 9th

9:30 a.m.

T h e P r o C e s s i o n s T h e P r o g r a M M e

Process�on of Graduat�ng

Students

MarshalsV I C K I G R E E N

B.Ed. (Br. Col.), M.Ed., Ph.D.,

Associate Professor of

Education

R O B J O H N S O N

B.P.E., M.P.E. (Br.Col.),


Education

LY L E M U E L L E R

B.Sc., B.Ed., M.Ed., Aboriginal

Programs and Services

Coordinator

Marshals, Enrolment Services

K I M F I L I C E

Enrolment Services Assistant

C O L I N G O O D

B.B.A., Enrolment Services

Assistant

K E L LY R O S S

B.A., Manager, Senate

Secretariat

Process�on of Faculty

MarshalsJ A N I C E S N Y D E R

B.Sc., Ph.D., Assistant Professor

of Psychology

R O B E R T Y O U N G

B.Sc., M.Sc., Ph.D., Associate

Professor of Earth and

Environmental Sciences

Chancellor’s Process�on and

Chancellor’s Party

Associate RegistrarF R E D V O G T

B.Sc., Associate Registrar

Macebearer and MarshalB A R R I E M C C U L L O U G H

B.A., M.T.S., B.Litt., Ph.D.,


Political Science

Ceremonies and Events DirectorE I L I S C O U R T N E Y

University MarshalN A N C Y H E R M I S T O N

Professor of Music

Events CoordinatorA L A N N A V E R N O N

Enrolment Services Graduation CoordinatorC H R I S T I N A T I N S O N

B.A., Graduate Support

Assistant

O Canada

Okanagan Song

T R I S H M A N U E L

S K Y A K A 7

Moment of Reflect�on

Address

A L L A N M C E A C H E R N

Chancellor

Remarks

M A R T H A C . P I P E R

President

C H E L S E A R I C K E T T S

Member, Graduating Class

Conferr�ng of Degrees �n

Course

T H E C H A N C E L L O R

Clos�ng Remarks

T H E P R E S I D E N T

Recept�on Follow�ng the

Ceremony

Graduation lists as shown in this program were prepared two weeks before Graduation and may therefore not be completely correct; the names of some graduates may be missing.


T h e d e g r e e o f b a C h e l o r o f a r T s

Assoc�ate Deans L�nda Hatt

Faculty of Arts and Sciences (Irving K.

Barber School of Arts and Sciences)

MAJOR ANTHROPOLOGY

Bonnell, Meghan Rae, Kelowna

Jim, Randy Marshall, Xaxli’p

Jimenez, Lourdes Maria, Kelowna

Mooney, Jennifer Ragna, Kelowna

Sidhu, Carissa Jasmine, White Rock

Strayhorn, Lindsay Jordan, Kelowna

MAJOR ANTHROPOLOGY MINOR GEOGRAPHY

Kamimura, Miho, Ichikawa, Japan

MAJOR ECONOMICS

Lulashnyk, Joel Russell, Kelowna

Tataryn, John Michael Brock, Kelowna

Zhong, Hai Yu, Guangzhou, China

MAJOR ECONOMICSMINOR ENGLISH

Norris, Mark McArthur, Vernon

MAJOR ECONOMICSMINOR MATHEMATICS

Gregson, Matthew Graham, Kelowna

MAJOR ECONOMICS MINOR PSYCHOLOGY

Matsuura, Ayako, Yokohama, Japan

GENERAL PROGRAMCONCENTRATION ECONOMICS

Beatty, Tyler Allan, Kelowna

GENERAL PROGRAMCONCENTRATION ENGLISH

Biro, Natasha Irene Ann, Penticton

Deagnon, Nicole Lee, B.A., Vancouver

GENERAL PROGRAMCONCENTRATION GEOGRAPHY

Lalonde, Dannielle Rozella, Penticton

Steel, Harmony, Kelowna

Turcotte, Kiera Lauren Sierra, Midway

GENERAL PROGRAM CONCENTRATION HISTORY

Abenante, Melissa Dawn, Trail

Cornwallis-Bate, Jillian Rena, Kelowna

DeOliveira, Stacey Michelle, Kelowna

Haamers, Nicola Jayne, Kelowna

GENERAL PROGRAMCONCENTRATION LITERATURE

Swanson, Delsey Michelle, Kelowna

GENERAL PROGRAMCONCENTRATION POLITICAL SCIENCE

Rockl, Lori, Kelowna

GENERAL PROGRAMCONCENTRATION PSYCHOLOGY

Caldow, Amanda Erin, Vernon

Cook, Alisha Marie, Kaleden

Devries, Melodie Rose, Abbotsford

Dhami, Sandeep Kaur, Kelowna

Dickinson-Scott, Robyn Elizabeth, Kelowna

Fraser, Jaime Marie Mitsuko, Kelowna

Kam, Tara Louise, Kelowna

Littlejohn, Jolene Erica, Grand Forks

Ramsey, Jennifer Crystal, Vernon

Silvius, Leslie Nicole, Penticton

Takhar, Manraj, Kelowna

GENERAL PROGRAMCONCENTRATION SOCIOLOGY

Eyres, Sarah Anne, Kelowna

Gibbs, Rayna Lynne, Kelowna

Sandhu, Maneet, Penticton

Wohlgemuth, Patricia Lynn, Kelowna

MAJOR GEOGRAPHY

Chataway, Munro Michael Skye, Kelowna

Elliott, Chase Raymond, Kelowna

Frank, Laura Anne, Oliver

Hartling, Carla Mary, Salmon Arm

Jarvis, Christopher Eric, Kelowna

Maguire, Leah Kathleen, Vernon

Miles, Wesley Jackson, Kelowna

Minor, Erin Emily, Kelowna

Spinks, Andrew Mark, Penticton

Stephen, Douglas Graham Easton, Kelowna

MAJOR HISTORY

Brighouse-Warren, Eve Nicole, Salmon Arm

Craig, Gillian Marie, Kelowna

Kaloti, Sukhjinder Singh, Kelowna

Kvamme, Melissa Anne, Kelowna

Passmore, Michelle Dawn, Penticton

Portman, Sarah Isabelle, Kaslo

Reid, Dusty Grant, Kelowna

Wesley, Franz Niranjan, Kelowna

MAJOR HISTORY MAJOR SOCIOLOGY

Jaeger, Tyler Dale, Westbank

MAJOR HISTORYMINOR ANTHROPOLOGY

Roberge, Kate Valdia, Blind Bay

MAJOR HISTORYMINOR ENGLISH

Anderson, Deborah May, Kelowna

Attree, Bryan William, Kelowna

Burdeniuk, Michael John Wilson, Kelowna

Lewis, Ian Allister, Kelowna

Mandryk, Michelle Emily Marie, Kelowna

McLean, Erin Louise, Trail

Vikse, Jason Ryan, Kelowna


Assoc�ate Deans James Rob�nson



MAJOR HISTORYMINOR FRENCH

Sentes, Warren Jerrid, Calgary, AB

MAJOR HISTORYMINOR GEOGRAPHY

Andersen, Cory Richard, Westbank

Hyde, Dustin, Pencticton

MAJOR HISTORY MINOR POLITICAL SCIENCE

MacMillan, Ian Haig Douglas, Penticton

MAJOR HISTORYMINOR PSYCHOLOGY

Kenney, Heather Anne Patricia, Calgary, AB

Macgregor, Darryl Robert, Grand Forks

Nahachewski, Nadine Tatiana, Vernon

Rasmussen, Lisa Lynnette, Kelowna

MAJOR HISTORYMINOR SPANISH

Hildebrandt, Maria Angelica, Kelowna

MAJOR INDIGENOUS STUDIES, COMMUNITY RESEARCH PROJECT OPTION

Sam, Marlowe Gregory, Penticton

MAJOR INDIGENOUS STUDIES, COMMUNITY RESEARCH PROJECT OPTIONMINOR ANTHROPOLOGY

Fabriz, Leslie Marie, Kelowna, Nlakapamux Nation

MAJOR INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

Franczak, Charity Lisa Michele, Kelowna

Klassen, Nathan Joel, Grand Forks

Peters, Melissa Rose, Kelowna

Reid, Ryan Kennedy, Penticton

MAJOR MATHEMATICS

Trudel, Anthony Robert Daniel, Kelowna

f r i d ay , J u n e 9 T h

9:30 a.m.


MAJOR MATHEMATICSMINOR FRENCH

Levanel, Chantal, Kelowna

MAJOR PHILOSOPHYMINOR PSYCHOLOGY

Ouimet, Richard Roland, Kelowna

MAJOR PHILOSOPHY, POLITICAL SCIENCE AND ECONOMICS

Lazaroff, Jennifer Nan, B.A., Westbank

Webster, Zachary Ernest, Kelowna

Weiler, Jeremiah James, Kelowna

MAJOR POLITICAL SCIENCE

Bowness, Corey Sean, Vernon

Henstock, Julie Anne, Vernon

Nixon, Joel Thomas, Revelstoke

Owens, Dustin Wes, Kelowna

Patara, Rabdeesh Singh, Kelowna

Quinlan, Ryan Francis Thomas, Kelowna

Speier, Helmut Tobias, Kelowna

Vandekerkhove, Jeremy Nathaniel, Vernon

Watanabe, Dan Ken, Kelowna

MAJOR POLITICAL SCIENCEMINOR PHILOSOPHY

Hodge, Edwin Glen, Armstrong

HONOURS PSYCHOLOGYMINOR SOCIOLOGY

Patenaude, Crystal Ann, Saskatoon, SK

MAJOR PSYCHOLOGY

Evans, Crystal Lynn, Williams Lake

Fiume, Maryland Lena, BC

Forsyth, Keira Lee Lynn, Salmon Arm

Gernack, Heather Renee, Kelowna

Greenhough, Cassandra, Salmon Arm

Jarman, Jennifer Ruth, Naramata

Johannesson, Trinity Lee, Kelowna

Kaidannek, Skye Amberleigh, Oliver

Lowton, Dana Leanne, Kelowna

Ludovici, Michelina Marie, Kelowna

Mouncey, Quin Leah, Armstrong

Rieder, Ramona, Kelowna

Saunders, Natasha Nicole, BC

Schultz, Amber Rose, Rossland

Schutz, Laura Diane, Vernon

West, John David, Kelowna

MAJOR PSYCHOLOGY MINOR ENGLISH

Gruen, Jill Elizabeth, Kelowna

Jontz, Christine, Kelowna

Macri, April Elizabeth Mae, Victoria

MAJOR PSYCHOLOGYMINOR SOCIOLOGY

Gravesen, Louisa Marie, Kelowna

Pearce, Sean Michael, Kelowna

MAJOR SOCIOLOGY

Dal Col, Carla Rose, Kelowna

Grass, Starleigh Joanne, Kelowna, Tsilhqot?in Nation

Hall, Amanda Lindsey, Kelowna

Harris, Shelly Nicole, Penticton

Hirano, Rina, Fujisawa, Japan

Love, Melanie Barbara, Vernon

Robinson, Shayne Justin, Kelowna

Sexsmith, Melissa Joanne, Kelowna

Stewart, Alissa Laurie, Kelowna

Stratulat, Kristin Jeanette, Kelowna

Wellington, Abbie, Vernon

MAJOR SOCIOLOGYMINOR HISTORY

Turner, Nichole Leanne, Penticton

MAJOR SOCIOLOGYMINOR PHILOSOPHY

Sutch, David Bruce, Penticton

MAJOR SOCIOLOGYMINOR PSYCHOLOGY

Bettcher-Thomas, Nicolas David, Kelowna

MAJOR SOCIOLOGYMINOR WOMEN’S STUDIES

LeVecque, Jennine Valerie, Kelowna

T h e d e g r e e o f b a C h e l o r o f s C i e n C e

Assoc�ate Dean Melan�e Jones



HONOURS BIOLOGY

Bleoaja, Laura Cornelia, Kelowna

HONOURS BIOLOGY, ECOLOGY CONCENTRATION

Chase, Marianne Nicole, Westbank

MAJOR BIOLOGY

Bethune, Jade Lucas, Kelowna

Bring, Manprit Many, Osoyoos

deGroot, Jennifer Anne, Vernon

Garbelya, Sarah Dawn, Kelowna

Hazell, Thomas Shaun Gregory, Kelowna

Irwin, Andrew John, Peachland

Jaud, Melissa, Yellowknife, NT

Marshall, Bryce Lundgren, Vernon

McDowell, Lindsay Dawn, Penticton

Schmitt, Wesley Daniel, Salmon Arm

Schwartz, Kimberly Janelle, Kelowna

Skopac, Robyn Heather, Nelson

Starke, Lisa Robyn, Vernon

Stolz, Amanda Rae, Kelowna

Webster, Michael James, BC

MAJOR BIOLOGYMINOR INDIGENOUS STUDIES

Brown, Julie Ann, Vernon, Okanagan/Cherokee MAJOR BIOLOGY, CELL & DEVELOPMENT CONCENTRATION

Boe, Corene Danielle, Vernon

Cody, James Andrew, Kelowna

Hicks, Lana Michelle, Winfield

Kickbush, Ian Tyler, Kaleden

Kuemmerle, Nicole Lee, Vernon

Nordine, Joshua Carl Moses, Kelowna

Ricketts, Chelsea Dawn, Vernon

Will, Kimberly Lynn, Falkland

MAJOR BIOLOGY, CELL & DEVELOPMENT CONCENTRATIONMINOR CHEMISTRY

Biggs, Laura Ellen, Kelowna

MAJOR BIOLOGY, ECOLOGY CONCENTRATION

Elder, Jason Daniel, Kelowna

MAJOR BIOLOGY, PHYSIOLOGY CONCENTRATION

Brewer, Laura Marie, Vernon, Okanagan Indian Band

Hewer, Marissa Lynn, Vernon

Larsen, Danielle Kerri, Kelowna

HONOURS CHEMISTRY

Kleckner, Jordan Randall, Kelowna

Lemky, Jared Lorenze, Peachland

MAJOR CHEMISTRY

Bergevin, Aimee Jacqueline, Kelowna

Bohna, Karen Lisa, Kelowna

Cuff, Ashley D., Kelowna

Cureatz, Vanesa Rae, Summerland

Gaebel, Krista, Kelowna

Phillips, Cory Douglas, Vernon

MAJOR CHEMISTRYMINOR BIOLOGY

Pohl, Kandis Fallon, BC

MAJOR CHEMISTRYMINOR MATHEMATICS

Shiels, Curtis Franklin, Port Alberni

MAJOR COMPUTER SCIENCE

Askew, Warren Russell, Salmon Arm

Aziz, Farrukh, Coldstream

Braet, Michael Joseph, Winfield

Dicker, Jeffrey Aaron, Kelowna

Hebert, Justin Clay, Malakwa

Huang, Ming Jie, Kelowna

Laverdure, Daryl Lyle, Penticton

Tonner, Andrew Michael, Vernon

MAJOR COMPUTER SCIENCEMAJOR MATHEMATICS

Khodarahmi, Navid, Kelowna

MAJOR COMPUTER SCIENCEMINOR MATHEMATICS

Trienis, Michael Joseph, Salmon Arm

Lu, Yang, Vancouver


HONOURS EARTH & ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES

Jacobson, Michael McQueen, B.A., Kelowna

McInnes, Marty Garrett, Kelowna

MAJOR EARTH & ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES

Giles, Graham David, Richmond

Litke, Kimberly Diane, Vernon

Snauwaert, Christopher James, Westbank

MAJOR FRESHWATER SCIENCE

Leggat, Michael Strathearn, Calgary, AB

GENERAL PROGRAM, CONCENTRATION BIOLOGY, CHEMISTRY, EARTH & ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES

Kanda, Vikram, Kelowna

GENERAL PROGRAM, CONCENTRATION BIOLOGY, CHEMISTRY, EARTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCESMINOR PSYCHOLOGY

Maxted, Janet Beverley, Kelowna

GENERAL PROGRAM, CONCENTRATION MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES AND BIOLOGY

Dean, Haley Jennifer, Kelowna

GENERAL PROGRAM, CONCENTRATION MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES, CHEMISTRY AND BIOLOGY

Sininger, Krystal Marie, Kelowna

HONOURS MATHEMATICS

Klassen, Benjamin Charles, Kelowna

MAJOR MATHEMATICS

Bilenki, Aaron Jon, Trail

Cummings, Janna Elizabeth, Vernon

Lavallee, Melisa Jean, Westbank

Mandryk, Natasha Sarai, Kelowna

Robinson, Carla Anne, Kelowna

Xu, Meng, Kelowna

MAJOR MATHEMATICSMINOR COMPUTER SCIENCE

Matthews, Terra Blue, Penticton

MAJOR MATHEMATICSMINOR ECONOMICS

Huynh, Truong Tan, Nanaimo

MAJOR PHYSICS

Gustafson, Christopher Lawrence, Kelowna

MAJOR PHYSICS MINOR MATHEMATICS

Haensel, Leif Christopher, Victoria

HONOURS PSYCHOLOGY, BIOLOGY CONCENTRATION

Gross, Catherine Ilaria, Kelowna

Congregation 2006 | 1�

T h e P r o C e s s i o n a n d T h e P r o g r a M M e o f C e r e M o n y

Fr�day, June 9th

2:30 p.m.

T h e P r o C e s s i o n s T h e P r o g r a M M e

Process�on of Graduat�ng

Students

MarshalsM A R Y D E M A R I N I S

B.A., M.A. (BR. Col.),

Coordinator for Disabilities

Resources

LY L E M U E L L E R

B.Sc., B.Ed., M.Ed., Aboriginal

Programs and Services

Coordinator

Marshals, Enrolment Services

K I M F I L I C E

Enrolment Services Assistant

C O L I N G O O D

B.B.A., Enrolment Services

Assistant

K E L LY R O S S

B.A., Manager, Senate

Secretariat

Process�on of Faculty

MarshalsV I C K I G R E E N

B.Ed. (Br. Col.), M.Ed., Ph.D.,


Education

B Y R O N J O H N S T O N

B.F.A., M.F.A., Associate

Professor of Creative Studies

Chancellor’s Process�on and

Chancellor’s Party

Associate RegistrarF R E D V O G T

B.Sc., Associate Registrar

Macebearer and MarshalS H A R O N M C C O U B R E Y

B.Ed., M.Ed., Ph.D. (Br.

Col.), Associate Professor of

Education

Ceremonies and Events DirectorE I L I S C O U R T N E Y

University MarshalN A N C Y H E R M I S T O N

Professor of Music

Events CoordinatorA L A N N A V E R N O N

Enrolment Services Graduation CoordinatorC H R I S T I N A T I N S O N

O Canada

Okanagan Song

TRISH MANUEL

SKYAKA �

Moment of Reflect�on

Address

A L L A N M C E A C H E R N

Chancellor

Remarks

M A R T H A C . P I P E R

President

K AT H E R I N E P I C K E R I N G

Member, Graduating Class

Conferr�ng of Degrees �n

Course

T H E C H A N C E L L O R

Clos�ng Remarks

T H E P R E S I D E N T

Recept�on Follow�ng the

Ceremony

Graduation lists as shown in this program were prepared two weeks before Graduation and may therefore not be completely correct; the names of some graduates may be missing.



Dean Robert Belton

Faculty of Creative and Critical Studies

MAJOR ENGLISHAschenbrenner, Marie Ann, Penticton

Brar, Cindy, Kelowna

Brown, Andrew Michael, Kelowna

Burns, Leigh Charis, Kelowna

Cook, Katherine Elaine, Kelowna

Dirksen, Garnet Campbell, Summerland

Fayant, Jennifer Toni, BC

Gorman, Robyn Sharlene, Kelowna

Henderson, Glen Gary, Salmo

Karps, Joy Karen, Kelowna

Kehler, Elaine Mary, Vernon

Kirzinger, Morgan James, Vernon

Krievim, Tatiana, Kelowna

Lewis, Sheila Elaine, Kelowna

McCall, Sarah Louise, Kelowna

Owen, Sarah Dallas, Kelowna

Peters, Craig Darren, Summerland

Plotnikoff, Heather Lee, Glade

Ray, Parker James, Regina, SK

Service, Robyn Lynn, Penticton

Sommerfeld, Herbert Daniel, Kelowna

Tooley, Steven Justin, BC

Veerman, Kathleen Johanna Louisa, Kelowna

MAJOR ENGLISHMAJOR PSYCHOLOGY

Malashewsky, Megan Amber, Armstrong

MAJOR ENGLISH MINOR PSYCHOLOGY

Allan, Christopher John, Kelowna

Pearce, Emily Jane, Kelowna

Rossiter, Mark Edward, Kelowna

Senger, Darcy Blair, Penticton, Métis

Simms, Amanda Lea, Valemount

Thibault, Melanie Jeanne D’arc, Kelowna

MAJOR ENGLISH MINOR SOCIOLOGY

Leskie, Todd Michael, Kelowna

Peters, Jennifer Lea-Erika, Keremeos

MAJOR FRENCH

de Boer, Erin Marie, Armstrong

Furlotte, Pamela Eden, Kelowna

Kailuweit, Stephanie Marie, Kelowna

Knox, Bethany Nan, Vernon

Morrow, Dean, Vernon

MAJOR FRENCHMINOR HISTORY

Roxin, Kelly Jeanne, Kelowna

MAJOR FRENCH MINOR PSYCHOLOGY

Bernard, Pierre-Alexandre, Longueuil, QC

MAJOR FRENCHMINOR SPANISH

Smoes, Amanda Jane, Vernon

MAJOR FRENCH AND SPANISH

Burri, Kenneth George, Sicamous

T h e d e g r e e o f b a C h e l o r o f f i n e a r T s

Dean Robert Belton

Faculty of Creative and Critical Studies

Anderson, Beverley Helen, Kelowna

Aschenbrenner, Miranda Gail, Summerland

Bazinet, Joshua Tyler, Westbank

Bizecki, Susan, Kelowna

Brown, Lia Lauralei, Nelson

Browne, Shawna Mae, Kelowna

Brunelle, Michelle Ellen-Rose, Vernon

Burge, Erin Jessica, Kelowna

Canuel, Farah Lee Roberta, Kelowna

Demitor, Jennifer Dawn, Kelowna

Etter, Mikaela Suzanne, Kelowna

Frank, Thomas, Vernon

Garner, Mical Gabrielle, Kelowna

Gates, Joseph Charles, Kelowna

Gervais, Joanne Nicole, Kelowna

Hendry, Aleisha Danielle, Radium Hot Springs

Kazyss, Sonya Louise, Westbank

Klassen, Michelle Deanna, Kelowna

Kregosky, Cyan Sarah, Kelowna

Kwasniewski, Steven Vincent, Westbank

Lacroix, Dustin Brandon Lee, Christina Lake

Latham, Jenna Lyn, Salmon Arm

Leinemann, Christina Carey, Kelowna

Lillies, Ryan Christopher, Invermere

McFarlane, Toben Lee, BC

Miller, Kyle Donald, Vernon

Mueller, Rhonda, Kelowna

Munoz, Nicole Christine, Kelowna

Niles, Margaret Ann, Armstrong

Parnanen, Seija Kathleen, Gold River

Pickering, Katherine Marie, B.A., Vernon

Sellers, Jaime Marey, Vernon

Stocken, Cherie Valentina, Kelowna, Cree & Saulteaux

Woodside, Alissa Christina, BC

T h e d e g r e e o f b a C h e l o r o f e d u C aT i o n

Act�ng Dean Robert Campbell

Faculty of Eductaion

ELEMENTARY TEACHER EDUCATION

Austin, Elizabeth Rebecca Marie, B.A., Kelowna

Berrie, Lisa Marilyn, Kelowna

Birch, Christina Maria, Vernon

Braun, Kristin Leigh, Gibsons

Brockholm, Jackie Lee, B.A., Penticton

Brown, Sarah Nicole, B.F.A., Penticton

Butler, Todd Cavan, Kelowna

Cave, Kimberly Ann, B.A., Kelowna

Court, Kari Lyn, BC

Crane, Nicole Marie, Lavington

Cristini, Nicolina Regina, Kelowna

Cyre, Julie Sharon, Kelowna

Dias, Julie Marie, B.A., Penticton

Dunlop, Kristin Jean, Vernon

Fleming, Denise Gail, Kelowna

Foster, Deanna Lynn, Vernon

Friesen, Shayne Warren, B.Des., Calgary, AB

Gardiner, Laurie Marie, B.A., Kelowna

Gerich, Jodi Layne, Vernon

Guyot, Lisa Denielle, Penticton

Haddrell, Blair Christopher, Summerland

Halstead, Cristina Faye, Kelowna

Harris, Karen Lynn, Kelowna

Holkestad, Natalie Catherine, Prince Rupert

Hoy, Rachel Nicole, Kelowna

Johnston, Colleen Michelle, B.A., Westbank

LaBoucan, Karie Maria, Kelowna

Lawrence, Lisa Marie, B.A., Westbank

Lemiski, Bryanna Elizabeth, BC

Lightfoot, Jodi Nicole Michelle, Kelowna

Logan, Sara Rose, B.A., Kelowna

Lowe, Sheena Marie, Revelstoke

Main, Karin Gail, Enderby

Marsan, Joan Samantha, B.A., Kelowna

McAuley, Robyn Elaine, B.A., Kelowna

McGibbon, Lindsay Isa, B.A., Summerland

Minchenko, Tamara Lynn, Vernon

Moir, April Ann, B.A., Westbank

Monk, Bobbi-Jean, Quesnel

Morello, Naomi Lynn, Kelowna

Nykiforuk, Risti Megan, B.A. , Kelowna

Olsen, Jolene Lillian, Vernon

Packer, Trisha Dawn, Westbank

Patterson, Melissa Anne, Kelowna

Paynter, Shelley Dianne, B.A., Kelowna

Pepe, Antonio, Vancouver

Pettitt, Shannon Lee, Kelowna

Peyton, Jennifer Fiona, Kelowna

Phillips, Kelly Rae, B.A., Kelowna

Porteous, Tamara Lorraine, Vernon

Reade, Megan Rachael, BC

f r i d ay , J u n e 9 T h

2:30 p.m.


Redgwell, Katrina Mae, Vernon

Reiben, Aimee Christine, Victoria

Reiben, Bradley Everett, Victoria

Reimer, Amanda Lynne, Victoria

Schlosser, Angela Gayle, Trail

Sherstobitoff, Tara Leslie, Grand Forks

Stewart, Meredith Jane, B.A. , BC

Van Buren, Amy Lynn, B.A., Kelowna

Van Dalfsen, Lisa Marie, Enderby

Walker, Autumn Marie, Kelowna

Wavrecan, Kymberly Elizabeth, B.F.A. , Kelowna

White, Karen Elaine, B.A., Kelowna

Yamaoka, Carrie Lynne Noriko, B.A., Kelowna

Zellman, Thomas Eric, Prince George

SECONDARY TEACHER EDUCATION

FRENCH EDUCATION SPECIALTY

Rochon, Josée, B.A., M.A., Charlesbourg, QC

MATH-SCIENCE EDUCATION SPECIALTY

Baird, Melissa Blain, B.Sc., Okanagan Centre

Knight, Lisa Kelly, B.Sc., Queen Charlotte City

Krolak, Alexander, B.Sc., BC

Nahachewsky, Kalon Walter, B.S.N., Vernon

Omilusik, Dacia Loren, B.Sc., Port Alberni

Spelay, Cameron Wade, B.Sc., B.A., Midway

TRADES AND TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION SPECIALTY

Nelson, Ernest Peter, Salmon Arm

Power, Philip Lawrence John, Whitehorse, YT

T h e d e g r e e o f b a C h e l o r o f s C i e n C e i n n u r s i n g

Dean Joan Bottorff

Faculty of Health and Social Development

Armstrong, Andrea Bernadette, B.Sc., Westbank

Ashley, Sandra Darlene, Penticton

Bannister, Michelle Lynn, BC

Bicchieri, Kristin Leigh, Likely

Borsato, Melissa Irene, Montrose

Bucher, Stefan Adrian, Kelowna

Buck, Krista Marie, Lumby

Cavaliere, Angelina Anita, Kelowna

Chan, Meme, BC

Church, Andrea Nicole, Kelowna

Cook, Heather Elizabeth Jean, Castlegar

Curtis, Karen Leigh, Kelowna

Desautels, Cheryl Diane, Westbank

Dueck, Heather Colleen, Salmon Arm

Emmerzael, Jessica Dawn, Salmon Arm

Filewich, Allison Palmer, Kelowna

Foster, Tracy Rae, Kelowna

Getz, Jennifer Lynn, Williams Lake

Graf, Pamela Marie, BC

Granger, Shauna Leigh, Penticton

Greer, Randi Leigh, Penticton

Griffin, Rebecca Karen, Westbank

Gyori, Amanda Nichole, Kelowna

Haley, Katherine Madeline, Kelowna

Hamblin, Adrian Eleanor, Westbank

Hamelin, Susan Mary, Salmon Arm

Harnett, Jerine Nicole, Kelowna

Heffren, Lee Earl James, Penticton

Holmen, Vanessa Marie, Penticton

Howarth, Kathleen Danielle, Kelowna

James, Margaret Lynne, B.Sc., M.Sc., Salmon Arm

Jennings, Jill Renee, Vernon

Jensen, Anne Kathleen, Kelowna

Jensen, Shannon Louise, Revelstoke

Johnson, Lucas Emil, Penticton

Kitchen, Eileen Virginia, Summerland

Klimp, Natalie Dee, Penticton

Knox, Andrea Nicole, Kelowna

Kooger, Arlynn Joy, Kelowna

Kuntsi, Sarah Elizabeth, Kelowna

Lazzarotto, Andrea Loren, Salmon Arm

LeGuerrier, Vanessa Skye, Kelowna

Lee, Heidi Elizabeth Amery, Vernon

Limoges, Genevieve Marie, BC

Loughery, Brittany Jade Suzanne, Vernon

Ludwar, Carolyn Elaine, Nelson

McCluskey, Ashley Loran, Kelowna

McMullen, Heather Mai, Kelowna

Miller, Josephine Violet, Vernon

Mulvihill, John Sidney, Peachland

Nickel, Tara Lynn, Kelowna

Padda, Sandeep Kaur, BC

Picklyk, Heather Anne, Kelowna

Pidherny, Elaine Margaret, BC

Plonidin, Andrea Susan, Nelson

Pownall, Ryan Douglas, Rock Creek

Puetz, Hannah Ruth, Westbank

Radies, Janel Joleen, Oliver

Rattray, Kathy Ann, Westbank

Rowlands, Tracy Lynn, Winfield

Senger, Erin Talia, Penticton, Kelowna Métis

Association

Singh, Sarita Devi, Maple Ridge

Smith, Danielle Doreen, Kelowna

Smith, Leanne Dawn, Lake Country

Stuerle, Gabriela, Kelowna

Tainaka, Leah Jean, Kelowna

Taylor, Bonny Joyce, Lake Country

Taylor, Danielle Marie, Kelowna

Turner, Allen Roy, Kelowna

Tyne, Julia Amy-Anne, Creston

Voisine, Nicole Andree, Penticton

Wadsworth, Melissa Louise, Vernon

Waitkus, Deborah Ruth, Kelowna

Warkentin, Kate C., Peachland

Watt, Jessica Faye Lochrie, Vernon

Wiens, Lori Ann, Winfield

Williston, Lani, Oyama

T h e d e g r e e o f b a C h e l o r o f s o C i a l W o r k

Dean Joan Bottorff

Faculty of Health and Social Development

AGING CONCENTRATION

Cote, Anita Lynn, Kelowna

Forrest, Shawna-Lee Lorna, Kelowna

Fulton, Amy Elizabeth, Kelowna

Gillespie, Sharon Anne, BC

Hansen, Marguerite Suzanne, BC

Kormish, Ian Anthony, Westbank

McCroy, Cassandra Jean, Penticton

Plancke, Kathryn Lee, Enderby

Romano, Shannon Irene, Summerland

Shannon, Kathleen Gladys, Salmon Arm

Trauzzi, Karley Amanda Anne, Revelstoke

CONCENTRATION CHILD WELFARE

Baker, Curtis Micheal, Kelowna

Baker, Nicole Doreen Shelly, Kelowna

Conradson, Amber Allegra, Kelowna

Fernando, Leonie Marie-Ann, Peachland

Gordey, Tosh Alexandra, Kelowna

Greyeyes, Lainie Lea, Penticton, Okanagan Nation,

Penticton Indian Band

Hill, Robyn Sybil, Kelowna

Kotick, Rhonda Carolynne, Kelowna

Newman, Laura Elizabeth Amber, Williams Lake

Parks, Leigha Charleen, Lumby

Plut, Terra Melissa, Westbank

Rigby, Nadine Roanne, BC

Sloboda, Laurene Beverley, Summerland

Stoytcheva, Ekaterina Vassileva, Kelowna

Wylie, Adam William, Penticton

GENERAL PROGRAM

Clark, Heather Lynn, Kelowna

Cooper, Sarah, Kelowna

Freeman, Carlene Annette, Quesnel

Fulks, Jennifer Kimberly, Kelowna

Gordichuk, Carmen Jolene, Kelowna

Hendricks, Ryan James, Kelowna

Kuhl, Darcy James, Kelowna

Ladouceur, Leah June, Kelowna

Lewis, Anna Leda, Kelowna

McKee, Rebecca Lyn, Taber, AB

Periton, Allison Michelle, Vernon

Rich, Alexandria Kathleen, Penticton

Stevens, Sara Melise, Winfield

Trouiller, Judy Lumina, BC

Westergreen, Anneka Marie, Yellowknife, NT

Wiley, Julianna Mildred, Kelowna




Documents

2006 Congregation Program