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If so, just fi ll out the form below and mail it to theFanshawe College Foundation:
Fanshawe College Foundation Room K1003 P.O. Box 7005 1001 Fanshawe College Boulevard London, Ontario N5Y 5R6
PLEDGE FORM - Fanshawe College Foundation
or
or
Name: ❍ Mr. ❍ Mrs. ❍ Ms.
CoCompmpananyy NaNameme::
Address:
City: Province:
Postal Code: Email Address:
Home Telephone: ( ) Business Telephone: ( )
Are you a Fanshawe Alumnus/Alumna? ❍ Yes ❍ No
❍ I wish to make a donation in the amount of $
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I would like to fulfi ll the donation via: ❍ Cheque (enclosed with this form, make payable to Fanshawe College Foundation)
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❍ Please confi rm your name for recognition purposes:
or ❍ I wish to remain anonymous for my contributions to date and pledge payments.
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Your Privacy: The information on this form is collected under the legal authority of the Ontario Colleges of Applied Arts and Technology Act, 2002, Ontario Regulation 34/03,and regulations/procedures for the proper administration of funds designated for fi nancial assistance/award to Fanshawe College students. The information is used for the administration and statistical purposes of the College and/or the ministries and agencies of the Government of Ontario and the Government of Canada and/or recognition of private donors. For further information, please contact Catherine Finlayson, Executive Director of the Fanshawe College Foundation, Fanshawe College, P.O. Box 7005, 1001 Fanshawe College Boulevard, London, Ontario N5Y 5R6, Telephone: 519-452-4112.
You may choose to stop receiving information about our programs, activities and services by contacting: 519-452-4112 or sending an e-mail to:[email protected]. For more information, or to make changes to your personal contact information, please contact: [email protected].
Fanshawe College is proud of the generosity of its alumni, students, staff, businesses and the community. We would like to recognize your cumulative support to Fanshawe College through our Donor Recognition Program including our Donor Recognition Wall and Printed Materials.
READY TO DONATE?
www.fanshawec.ca
If you would like more information about donation opportunitiesat Fanshawe College, contact the Fanshawe College Foundation Offi ce, at 519-452-4112. You may also visit our secure website at:
www.fanshawec.ca
SPRING 2009
S H A R I N G P A R T N E R S H I P A N D C A M P U S N E W S W I T H F A N S H A W E C O L L E G E D O N O R S
HILTI (CANADA)supports School of Building Technology with
innovative new tooling
S
IN THIS ISSUE
Students in the electrical and mechanical installation trades are now equipped to enter the workforce with experience on innovative new tools from Hilti (Canada). On March 30, 2009, Hilti (Canada)Corporation donated new Hilti technology to Fanshawe College and demonstratedthe tools to Fanshawe faculty and staff .One of the new products is an automatic gas-powered tool for the mechanical andelectrical trades to fasten conduit, pipe orcables to steel, concrete or concrete block.
Th e generous donation also includes a medium duty demolition tool for the
removal of concrete and concrete block,with self-sharpening chisels and innovative screw, drilling and hammer drilling Lithium Ion cordless tools. Th e company off ers additional training to studentsenrolled in the programs involved.
With industry technology continually changing, the partnership with Hilti (Canada) helps Fanshawe meet its tooling needs. Th e entire Hilti (Canada) teamreceived a warm welcome and thanks from the Faculty of Technology and the Fanshawe College Foundation.
A major donation from London Hydro will help fund applied research on a new project that may produce a greener, more effi cient power grid. Students in several programs will work with Fanshawe faculty and London Hydro engineers to investigate ways to make solar power a more accessible energy option.
“London Hydro has proudly supported Fanshawe College for many years,” said Mohan Mathur, Vice-Chair of London Hydro’s Board of Directors and Chair of the Mayor’s Sustainable Energy Council (MSEC). “Th is is an important research initiative for us, and we saw in Fanshawe the perfect partner to help us investigate some of the big questions we need to answer about solar energy. We look forward to seeing the results that this project will produce.”
With applied research identifi ed as a key Strategic Direction for the College, the London Hydro project gives Fanshawe another opportunity to meet relevant challenges through research.
Th e new project’s cutting edge technology will test theories on how solar energy can be used to relieve pressure on the power grid during periods of peak demand. “It will be a great learning experience for our students, as well as an intriguing project for our faculty. I think it could open doors to all kinds of solar applications in the future,” said John Makaran, Chair of Fanshawe’s School of Manufacturing Sciences.
F A N S H A W E
Going solarwith London Hydro
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MEETING THE FUTURE OF CANADA’S TRANSPORT INDUSTRY“BIG EASY BOUND” A SUCCESS
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DEMONSTRATING WATER QUALITY AND QUALITY EDUCATION2009 DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI AWARDS
Th e City of London’s Greenway Pollution Control Centre (PCC) Laboratory is supporting the Environmental Technology program at Fanshawe through the donation of three laboratory instruments used for wastewater testing.
With hands-on experience on equipmenttypically used in government and commercial laboratories for large scale water quality testing, students now have access to lab experiments whichanalyze water samples for a range of chemical contaminants.
Th rough the computer software program that controls the instrumentation,students can see how the various systemsare controlled and interact with each other. For unknown contaminantsin samples, students will be able toprovide identifi cation and determine thechemical structure as well as calculatethe concentrations. Th ese are all important tasks performed in a modern,automated chemical testing laboratory.
As well as benefi tting students in the Environmental Technology program,the instruments can be used for foodand biological samples to benefi t
students in the Science Laboratory and Biotechnology programs.
Greenway Pollution Control CentreLaboratory representatives Tony Van Rossum and Grace Aye toured the Fanshawe Lab on April 3. Participating in the visit were Howard Rundle, President, members of the Faculty of Technology and the School of Manufacturing Sciences including a previous co-op student and also the Fanshawe College Foundation. Th e Greenway Lab hasbeen a longtime supporter of Fanshawestudents through regular co-op placement and employment opportunities.
F A N S H A W EtiestiW E
Bob Siskind Board Chair
Angela FrancoliniBeth GirvanLarry Kinlin Vice-Chair
Peter KryworukJosh Levite
Howard Rundle Harold Sobel Andy Spriet David Wyatt
Catherine Finlayson Executive Director
Fanshawe College Foundation Board of Directors Meet our volunteers serving as members on the Board of Directors for the current year:
Demonstrating water quality and quality educationLong-time suppor ters of the Environmental Technology program,Greenway Lab representativesTony Van Rossum and Grace Aye were presented with a FanshaweCollege 40th anniversary book tocommemorate the visit.
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For the 2009 DistinguishedAlumni Awards Dinner
Wednesday October 14, 2009Cocktails: 5:30 p.m.Dinner : 6:00 p.m.Fanshawe College – London
For more information on tickets, this year’srecipients or the event, visit www. fanshawec .ca/a lumn i
CALENDARS NOWMARK YOUR
The Heavy Duty Distributor Council and Shell Canada have teamed up to recognizeoutstanding heavy duty technician studentsthrough a Canada-wide scholarship program.
With an economy that is heavily dependent on trucking, the future of the transport industry will require that students begin their careers with sound knowledge of the maintenance of complex vehicles.Shell Canada Products and the Heavy Duty Distributor Council (HDDC) were pleased recently to announce the winners of the 2009 Heavy Duty Technician Scholarship which included Fanshawe student Julianne Bouwhuis as the Ontario winner.
Rob Gorrie, Chair of the School of Motive Power Technology, commended the scholarship initiative saying that “Th ere is real opportunity for students to further educate themselves within the motive power trades with the help of industry leaders.”
Students enrolled full-time and in their last year in a program or an apprenticeship relating to the fi eld of heavy duty equipment, focusing on road transport, are eligibleto apply for the Heavy Duty Technician Scholarship.
Five students from across Canada were awarded a scholarship valued at $2,000. Scholarships wereawarded based on the applicant’s academic merit,fi nancial need, and commitment to contributing to the future success of the trucking industry.
* All photos in this issue by John Sing
Meeting the future of Canada’s transport industry
Julianne Bouwhuis is congratulated by Al Tucker, Managing Director of the HDDC. Also pictured are Rob Gorrie, Chair, School of Motive Power Technology at Fanshawe College and Kim Melanson, Marketing Program Coordinator, Business to Business, Shell Canada.
Thank you….
to all guests, sponsors, silent auction donors and volunteers who joined Fanshawe College for a memorable student gala on February 7, 2009.
Big Easy Bound sponsors who generously contributed to a spirited and successful event in historic old New Orleans were:
Gold level sponsors: A London and Hicks Morley
Silver level sponsors: County Heritage Forest Products Ltd. and Harrison Pensa
Bronze level sponsors: Callon Dietz and Scotiabank
Th e City of London’s Greenway Pollution Control Centre (PCC) Laboratory is supporting the Environmental Technology program at Fanshawe through the donation of three laboratory instruments used for wastewater testing.
With hands-on experience on equipmenttypically used in government and commercial laboratories for large scale water quality testing, students now have access to lab experiments whichanalyze water samples for a range of chemical contaminants.
Th rough the computer software program that controls the instrumentation,students can see how the various systemsare controlled and interact with each other. For unknown contaminantsin samples, students will be able toprovide identifi cation and determine thechemical structure as well as calculatethe concentrations. Th ese are all important tasks performed in a modern,automated chemical testing laboratory.
As well as benefi tting students in the Environmental Technology program,the instruments can be used for foodand biological samples to benefi t
students in the Science Laboratory and Biotechnology programs.
Greenway Pollution Control CentreLaboratory representatives Tony Van Rossum and Grace Aye toured the Fanshawe Lab on April 3. Participating in the visit were Howard Rundle, President, members of the Faculty of Technology and the School of Manufacturing Sciences including a previous co-op student and also the Fanshawe College Foundation. Th e Greenway Lab hasbeen a longtime supporter of Fanshawestudents through regular co-op placement and employment opportunities.
F A N S H A W EtiestiW E
Bob Siskind Board Chair
Angela FrancoliniBeth GirvanLarry Kinlin Vice-Chair
Peter KryworukJosh Levite
Howard Rundle Harold Sobel Andy Spriet David Wyatt
Catherine Finlayson Executive Director
Fanshawe College Foundation Board of Directors Meet our volunteers serving as members on the Board of Directors for the current year:
Demonstrating water quality and quality educationLong-time suppor ters of the Environmental Technology program,Greenway Lab representativesTony Van Rossum and Grace Aye were presented with a FanshaweCollege 40th anniversary book tocommemorate the visit.
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For the 2009 DistinguishedAlumni Awards Dinner
Wednesday October 14, 2009Cocktails: 5:30 p.m.Dinner : 6:00 p.m.Fanshawe College – London
For more information on tickets, this year’srecipients or the event, visit www. fanshawec .ca/a lumn i
CALENDARS NOWMARK YOUR
The Heavy Duty Distributor Council and Shell Canada have teamed up to recognizeoutstanding heavy duty technician studentsthrough a Canada-wide scholarship program.
With an economy that is heavily dependent on trucking, the future of the transport industry will require that students begin their careers with sound knowledge of the maintenance of complex vehicles.Shell Canada Products and the Heavy Duty Distributor Council (HDDC) were pleased recently to announce the winners of the 2009 Heavy Duty Technician Scholarship which included Fanshawe student Julianne Bouwhuis as the Ontario winner.
Rob Gorrie, Chair of the School of Motive Power Technology, commended the scholarship initiative saying that “Th ere is real opportunity for students to further educate themselves within the motive power trades with the help of industry leaders.”
Students enrolled full-time and in their last year in a program or an apprenticeship relating to the fi eld of heavy duty equipment, focusing on road transport, are eligibleto apply for the Heavy Duty Technician Scholarship.
Five students from across Canada were awarded a scholarship valued at $2,000. Scholarships wereawarded based on the applicant’s academic merit,fi nancial need, and commitment to contributing to the future success of the trucking industry.
* All photos in this issue by John Sing
Meeting the future of Canada’s transport industry
Julianne Bouwhuis is congratulated by Al Tucker, Managing Director of the HDDC. Also pictured are Rob Gorrie, Chair, School of Motive Power Technology at Fanshawe College and Kim Melanson, Marketing Program Coordinator, Business to Business, Shell Canada.
Thank you….
to all guests, sponsors, silent auction donors and volunteers who joined Fanshawe College for a memorable student gala on February 7, 2009.
Big Easy Bound sponsors who generously contributed to a spirited and successful event in historic old New Orleans were:
Gold level sponsors: A London and Hicks Morley
Silver level sponsors: County Heritage Forest Products Ltd. and Harrison Pensa
Bronze level sponsors: Callon Dietz and Scotiabank
If so, just fi ll out the form below and mail it to theFanshawe College Foundation:
Fanshawe College Foundation Room K1003 P.O. Box 7005 1001 Fanshawe College Boulevard London, Ontario N5Y 5R6
PLEDGE FORM - Fanshawe College Foundation
or
or
Name: ❍ Mr. ❍ Mrs. ❍ Ms.
CoCompmpananyy NaNameme::
Address:
City: Province:
Postal Code: Email Address:
Home Telephone: ( ) Business Telephone: ( )
Are you a Fanshawe Alumnus/Alumna? ❍ Yes ❍ No
❍ I wish to make a donation in the amount of $
❍ I would like more information concerning giving opportunities
I would like to fulfi ll the donation via: ❍ Cheque (enclosed with this form, make payable to Fanshawe College Foundation)
❍ VISA ❍ Mastercard
Exact name on card:
Card Number: Expiry Date:
For the purpose of recognition:For the purpose of recognition: ❍❍ Please list my name as it appears above.Please list my name as it appears above
❍ Please list my name as:
❍ I wish to remain anonymous.
Signature: Date:
With our Sincere Thanks
❍ Please confi rm your name for recognition purposes:
or ❍ I wish to remain anonymous for my contributions to date and pledge payments.
Signature: Date:
Your Privacy: The information on this form is collected under the legal authority of the Ontario Colleges of Applied Arts and Technology Act, 2002, Ontario Regulation 34/03,and regulations/procedures for the proper administration of funds designated for fi nancial assistance/award to Fanshawe College students. The information is used for the administration and statistical purposes of the College and/or the ministries and agencies of the Government of Ontario and the Government of Canada and/or recognition of private donors. For further information, please contact Catherine Finlayson, Executive Director of the Fanshawe College Foundation, Fanshawe College, P.O. Box 7005, 1001 Fanshawe College Boulevard, London, Ontario N5Y 5R6, Telephone: 519-452-4112.
You may choose to stop receiving information about our programs, activities and services by contacting: 519-452-4112 or sending an e-mail to:[email protected]. For more information, or to make changes to your personal contact information, please contact: [email protected].
Fanshawe College is proud of the generosity of its alumni, students, staff, businesses and the community. We would like to recognize your cumulative support to Fanshawe College through our Donor Recognition Program including our Donor Recognition Wall and Printed Materials.
READY TO DONATE?
www.fanshawec.ca
If you would like more information about donation opportunitiesat Fanshawe College, contact the Fanshawe College Foundation Offi ce, at 519-452-4112. You may also visit our secure website at:
www.fanshawec.ca
SPRING 2009
S H A R I N G P A R T N E R S H I P A N D C A M P U S N E W S W I T H F A N S H A W E C O L L E G E D O N O R S
HILTI (CANADA)supports School of Building Technology with
innovative new tooling
S
IN THIS ISSUE
Students in the electrical and mechanical installation trades are now equipped to enter the workforce with experience on innovative new tools from Hilti (Canada). On March 30, 2009, Hilti (Canada)Corporation donated new Hilti technology to Fanshawe College and demonstratedthe tools to Fanshawe faculty and staff .One of the new products is an automatic gas-powered tool for the mechanical andelectrical trades to fasten conduit, pipe orcables to steel, concrete or concrete block.
Th e generous donation also includes a medium duty demolition tool for the
removal of concrete and concrete block,with self-sharpening chisels and innovative screw, drilling and hammer drilling Lithium Ion cordless tools. Th e company off ers additional training to studentsenrolled in the programs involved.
With industry technology continually changing, the partnership with Hilti (Canada) helps Fanshawe meet its tooling needs. Th e entire Hilti (Canada) teamreceived a warm welcome and thanks from the Faculty of Technology and the Fanshawe College Foundation.
A major donation from London Hydro will help fund applied research on a new project that may produce a greener, more effi cient power grid. Students in several programs will work with Fanshawe faculty and London Hydro engineers to investigate ways to make solar power a more accessible energy option.
“London Hydro has proudly supported Fanshawe College for many years,” said Mohan Mathur, Vice-Chair of London Hydro’s Board of Directors and Chair of the Mayor’s Sustainable Energy Council (MSEC). “Th is is an important research initiative for us, and we saw in Fanshawe the perfect partner to help us investigate some of the big questions we need to answer about solar energy. We look forward to seeing the results that this project will produce.”
With applied research identifi ed as a key Strategic Direction for the College, the London Hydro project gives Fanshawe another opportunity to meet relevant challenges through research.
Th e new project’s cutting edge technology will test theories on how solar energy can be used to relieve pressure on the power grid during periods of peak demand. “It will be a great learning experience for our students, as well as an intriguing project for our faculty. I think it could open doors to all kinds of solar applications in the future,” said John Makaran, Chair of Fanshawe’s School of Manufacturing Sciences.
F A N S H A W E
Going solarwith London Hydro
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MEETING THE FUTURE OF CANADA’S TRANSPORT INDUSTRY“BIG EASY BOUND” A SUCCESS
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DEMONSTRATING WATER QUALITY AND QUALITY EDUCATION2009 DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI AWARDS
