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HOLY CROSS CATHOLIC SECONDARY SCHOOL, KINGSTONMay 2012

Main Office 613-384-1919; Attendance Office 613-384-1355; Student Services 613-384-2023; Fax 613-384-8665

PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE“Catholic Education: Walking in the Light of Christ” is our theme for this year’s Catholic Education Week. It is based on the scripture passage from John 12:46: “I have come into the world, that whoever believes in me may not remain in darkness.” We are all encouraged to Listen, Learn, Live, Love and Lead in the Light of Christ. One important event during Catholic Education Week is the Board Wide Mass. This year the Mass will be celebrated at St. Mary’s Cathedral at 10:30 a.m. on Monday, May 7th. Our choir will be leading the music for the Mass and members of Students’ Council and CICS will be involved as ushers. All community mem-bers are welcome.We congratulate Mr. John Esford and his CommTech students who competed in the Eastern Regional Skills Canada competi-tions at St. Lawrence College. Hayley Dykins and Grace Esford won Gold Medals in TV / Video Production. Meggan Greyling and Jessica Taylor won Silver Medals in TV / Video Produc-tion. This is a repeat of last year’s competition results! Hayley and Grace advanced to the Eastern Regional Skills Competition at St. Lawrence College on Saturday, April 14th. Daisy Barrette won a Silver Medal in Digital Photography. Daisy advances directly to the Provincial Skills Competition in Waterloo, Ontario on Tuesday, May 1st. Picking up first place prizes, in the poster division of the ALCDSB Water Campaign contest, are Mr. Lobo’s art students Mikayla Power and Shaye MacDonald (honourable mention). Congratu-lations to all for sharing their talents in a context of an important social justice initiative, exploring the themes of water availability: who suffers.We thank the current year’s Students’ Council Executive with teacher-advisor Mr. Richard Coleman, for organizing what we an-ticipate will be a successful Spirit Week, and for all of their efforts and enthusiasm on behalf of the school and their peers. We are so proud of the courage and commitment of all of the candidates and look forward to seeing what Students’ Council 2012-2013 brings to our rich tradition of student leadership, mission service, and spirited commitment. We are so pleased with the Silver Medal results of all members of the HC bands and vocals group who traveled to Florida recently. Congratulations to these students and to their leaders, Mr. David Orser, Mrs. Diane McCombs, and Ms. Stacy Check Drumm. The students performed very well and all enjoyed the sights and sounds of Florida. Particular acknowledgement is extended to Tim Christie for winning a Festival Award, for his outstanding trumpet solo.

We have just distributed mid-semester report cards. Now is the time to review teacher comments and make any necessary changes so that achievement is maximized. Please remember that there is a direct correlation between absences and achievement; those with more than ten absences in a course are at a much higher risk level for not achieving the credit. There is time for all of us to work together and do our best. We look forward to the culmination of this year’s achievements, academic and extracurricular, as staff and students

MAY EVENTS AT HOLY CROSSMonday, April 30 …......………S2 Midterm Report Cards Issued HC Class of 2012 Potential Grad List Issued HC Optional Spring Uniform BeginsTues May 1 . Ontario Student Assistance Program Info SessionWed, May 2 ....................….”Make the Cut”, Transition ProgramThursday, May 3......Grade Eight Orientation Day at Holy Cross Sir Isaac Newton Physics Contest St. Lawrence Connections ProgramThurs & Fri, May 3 & 4 …......... St. Lawrence Transitions CampFriday, May 4 …...….Kids Helping Kids Twonie for Non-Uni Day HC Blood Donor Clinic, Small GymWeek of May 6 – 11 ……................….Catholic Education Week Queen’s U Enrichment Course WeekMon, May 7..…Catholic Ed Week Mass @ St. Mary’s Cathedral HC Class of 2012 Grad Invitations Mailed Spirit Week BeginsTues, May 8 ….Fr. Stan Kurusumuthu Memorial Soccer Games BeaverTails Pastry SaleThursday, May 10 ………………………..March for Life (Ottawa) District Review Day at Holy CrossThurs – Sat, May 10 – 12 …Nat’l Cheerleading ChampionshipsFri, May 11 ...Class of 2012 Community Service Hours Due DateSunday, May 13 ……….....................……………. Mother’s DayWeek of May 14 – 21 ……...……….Canada Road Safety WeekMon, May 14 … ……Catholic School Council Mtg, 6:30, Library Holy Cross Valedictorian ElectionTues, May 15 …..... Vow for Change Presentations, Holy CrossWed, May 16 …......…Hotel Dieu Partners in Mission Food BlitzWed & Thurs, May 16 & 17 ….....…….KASSAA Track and FieldFriday, May 18................ KASSAA Girls’ Rugby ChampionshipsMonday, May 21 ….....………………… Victoria Day (no school)Tuesday, May 22 …….………..S2 Field Trip Moratorium Begins OSAP (Ont. Student Assistance Program) Presentation, lunchWednesday, May 23 ……….…Genesis Awards Evening, 7 p.m.Thursday, May 24 ………….....KASSAA Soccer Championships KASSAA Boys’ Rugby ChampionshipsFriday, May 25 ………….....……………….P.A. Day (no classes) Trills and Thrills Competiton, Gr 9 Bands, WonderlandSat, May 28 ….….Greg Hulse Memorial All-Star Soccer GamesMon, May 28 ..….... Response to Applicants by Ont UniversitiesTuesday, May 29 ….... International Day of U.N. PeacekeepersWednesday, May 30 … Green & Silver Athletic Awards Banquet World No Tobacco Day

focus on completing the year successfully and pause to celebrate all that has occurred.

Paul A. Walsh

UPDATE FROM PASTORAL SERVICESWe offer our sincere thanks to Students’ Council and to CICS for their efforts and leadership during this year’s ShareLent Campaign which enabled us to reach our fundraising goal of $8500.00. This money will help one of our students, Caroline Lollar, to build a school with Free the Children in Kenya, Africa this summer. We also congratulate all those who participated in this year’s Thinkfast which raised close to $2000.00 for Development & Peace. Special thanks to those staff who came to help out, especially Mr. Justin Murphy, Mr. Jeff Brady, Ms. LeSarge, and our Saturday morning Breakfast Crew, Ms. June Hanna and Ms. Deb Myers.

The month of May will be a busy one. Our choir and many of our students will be attending the Catholic Education Week Mass at St. Mary’s Cathedral here in Kingston on Monday, May 7th with Archbishop Brendan O’Brien presiding.

On Thursday, May 10th, we will be busing up to Ottawa with Re-giopolis-Notre Dame to take part in the annual “March for Life” on Parliament Hill. On Tuesday, May 15th we will be having a School Assembly in the Gym at 9:30 a.m. to hear a presentation by “Free the Children” called “Vow for Change”. This will be fol-lowed by a day-long workshop on Social Justice and Leadership Training for our Students’ Council and CICS students. Don’t forget the PARTNERS IN MISSION FOOD BLITZ on Wednesday, May 16th from 6:00 – 9:00 p.m . This annual event in support of the local food bank will start here at our school which will once again be a collection and sorting centre. Volunteers are greatly needed to canvass our local area and to sort and pack up the food donations; any parents, students, or staff who would like to join the Crusader team, are asked to call Chris Forster in the Pastoral Office (ext. 3436) to sign up. May the joy and peace of Easter and Pentecost continue to fill all our lives.

Christopher Forster

STUDENTS’ COUNCIL NEWSThe month of April has proven to be a busy and exciting month as we take our final strides in the 2011-2012 school year. The 3rd An-nual Holy Cross Creations for a Cure Fashion Show took place on Thursday, April 12th in the Holy Cross Cafetorium. We would like to thank all those who were involved in creating a phenomenal night of fashion in support of the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation. In preparation for the 2012/2013 school year, the Holy Cross Students’ Council hosted the annual Town Hall Assem-bly on Wednesday, April 25th, 2012. On behalf of the Students’ Council, we would to like to congratulate our election winners and representatives for the 2012/1013 school year: Bhavik Vyas, Head Boy; Caroline Lollar, Head Girl; Jesse Sibanda, Senior Boy; Hannah Pho, Senior Girl; Mathew Mark, Communications Of-ficer; Andrew Pho, Treasurer; and Ted Loukas, Secretary. Holy Cross will be having a ‘Twoonie for Non-Uni” on Friday, May 4th in support of Kids Helping Kids, the ALCDSB Foundation. Our annual Spirit Week will begin on Monday, May 7th. The themes for the week will be announced shortly. Stephanie Constantinidis, Communications Officer

SPRING AT HOLY CROSSThe optional spring uniform may be worn beginning on Monday, April 30th, 2012 . The spring uniform consists of a school-crested green golf shirt and school-crested beige shorts offered for purchase at Holy Cross. Flat front shorts, for girls, will be offered once again this year. Footwear for the spring uniform is either sandals or running shoes. Students may continue to wear the fall/winter uniform. Com-binations of the seasonal uniforms are not permitted. Halpern’s is operating out of the Tuck Shop, on Tuesdays and Thursdays, should you still wish to purchase the spring uniform.

Now that the nicer weather has returned, more students are leaving school property at the lunch hour. Students are reminded to dispose of their garbage in appropriate recycle or garbage containers at or around the school. We all need to act responsibly and respect the property of our school community at all times. Let’s continue the good work of our Eco-Team. Respect for others includes leaving communal and private property undamaged. Students are reminded that they are not to gather in groups and linger near the streets and

yards of our community. Represent yourselves and our school with pride.

SPRING USED UNIFORMS FOR SALE IN MAIN OFFICEIf any students or parents are looking for a previously owned spring uniform, please contact Mrs. Bouvier (ext 3401) or Ms. Daniel at 613 384-1919 ext 3406 in the Main Office. Green shirts are $8.00 and the shorts are $10.00. These uniforms have been donated by students and parents in the school community; any proceeds from this sale will help students in need pay for school-related costs. Many thanks to Catholic School Council members for working hard behind the scenes to help our community. There will be a previously owned uniform sale opportunity in the summer. Read the June newsletter for further information.

KIDS HELPING KIDS TOONIE FRIDAY (MAY 4th) The entire school community is invited to join in supporting our Catholic Education Foundation on Friday, May 4th, 2012 as part of our Catholic Education Week celebrations. The Catholic Education Foundation has focused its efforts toward the allevia-tion of poverty in our region and invite the entire school system to participate in a “Kids Helping Kids” dress up/dress down Toonie Friday. All proceeds collected from students and staff will go to the Emergency Response Fund of the Foundation established to respond to emergency requests by principals on behalf of students in need. This assistance includes the provision of eyeglasses, Epi-Pens, medical supplies, food and clothing, transportation and many other financial needs resulting from family crises. Students paid in advance for this day with their student activity fee.

GRADE 9 ASSESSMENT OF MATHEMATICSFor those who are currently registered in Grade 9 Mathematics courses, the Grade 9 Assessment of Academic and Applied Mathematics will be written on Thursday, June 14th and Friday, June 15th. This assessment will take place during regularly sched-uled classes.

WATERLOO SIR ISAAC NEWTON PHYSICS CONTESTThe 2012 Sir Isaac Newton Contest is run by the Department of Physics at the University of Waterloo. It challenges students to apply basic physics in problem situations and offers the opportu-nity to win scholarships to Waterloo. The contest will be written on Thursday, May 3rd in Room 226.

HOLY CROSS CATHOLIC SCHOOL COUNCILThis month’s meeting of the Holy Cross Catholic School Council will be Monday, May 14th at 6:00 p.m. in the school library. All members of the community are welcome to this meeting.

SPECIAL EDUCATION AND RESOURCE NEWSNew TPM IEP Individual Education Plan: Data migration is taking place from Basepoint IEP to the new TPM-IEP. The new IEP is to be sent to parents/guardians soon.

Final Exams for Students on IEPsAn “Exam Accommodation Form” is completed by subject teach-ers with students on IEPs and reflect accommodations used during the semester. Forms are returned to Resource Room 117 to de-termine the number of exam locations needed. Students who use “quiet location” and “time only” may write with their class; if more time is needed, subject teacher is to contact Room 117 at that time. All accommodations are offered to students on IEPs; any change to the assessment section of the IEP for the upcoming final exams requires communication between parents/guardians and Terri Dan-iel, Vice-Principal for Special Education, 613-384-1919 ext.3406/ danielte@alcdsb.on.ca/. Exam Conflicts for students on IEPs means that a student is writing two exams on one day. Discussion takes place between student, both subject teachers and M. Hulse, SERT, and a date is chosen. Before a date is finalized for exam conflicts for graduating students on IEPs, Mr. Melim, Vice-Principal, is to be apprised (mark deadline /scholarships).EQAO Mathematics Accommodation Forms, in consultation with students and subject teachers, are completed by A. Poels, SERT, and the form is sent to parents/guardians for approval.

Identification, Placement and Review Committee Meetings (IPRC) These meetings are scheduled for students who have been identified through the IPRC process and given an Individual Edu-cation Plan (IEP). Transition Planning Meetings are being scheduled for students coming to Grade 9 at Holy Cross. Graduating students on IEPs who have accepted admission to college/university are arranging meetings at these institutions to ensure accommodations. Transition Days at Algonquin College and Carleton University for students with learning disabilities is Thursday, May 3rd; at St. Lawrence College it is May 3- 4th.RDSPOntario -Are you UNDER AGE 50? You may be eligible for up to $90,000 in federal contributions for a Registered Disabilities Saving Plan. Anyone can contribute to the financial security of a person with a disability. For further information, contact WWW.RDSP ONTARIO.CA.

Life Beyond School- A Community Information Fair sponsored by: The Transition Planning Advisory Committee of Frontenac, Lennox and Addington Counties on Tuesday, May 10th, 6:00 to 8:30 p.m. LCVI Cafeteria, 153 Van Order Drive, RSVP to Donna Abbink at 613-542-9871 ext.142

Learning Disabilities Association of Kingston presents “Learn-ing =Power Workshops”Tuesday May 1st “Organizing and Using Your Time” This work-shop will offer practical strategies to help students to organize their time. Speaker: Linda Williams, MA Psychol, Program Coordina-tor, Queens University. To be held at Loblaws Kingston Centre, Community Room, 7pm-9pm Member $15.00 Non Member $25.00; Student-$10.00 Registration bursaries will be considered upon request. www.ldakingston.com 613-546-8524

Destination St. Lawrence Transition Camp for Students with Learning Disabilities and AD/HDOn Thursday, May 3rd and Friday, May 4th, 2012 SLC will host a transition camp for students with Learning Disabilities and/or AD/HD on their Kingston campus. The cost is $50.00 and returned with the successful completion of the entire two-day event. Any Grade XI or XII student who has been diagnosed with a learning disability and or AD/HD, and has an interest in attending college in 2012/13 is eligible to apply for attendance at this camp. The focus of the camp is on educational workshops which will include information about study strategies, adaptive technology and survival tips as well as general orientation to the College while having the experience of living in residence. Our students will receive relevant information pertaining to registering with the Disability Services, accommodations and assessment processes. Parents will be invited to attend a “Question and Answer” session with the Counselling and Disability Services Staff on the final day of the program.

The second part of the transition program is the Destination: St. Lawrence Orientation Day, to be held on Thursday, August 30th, 2012. All students with disabilities are encouraged to attend this event. Registration deadline is Friday, April 20th. For complete information contact: Shauna Sunstrum, Accessibility Advisor Counselling & Accessibility Services, Phone: 613 544-5400, ext. 1400. Fax: 613 548-7793. email: ssunstrum@sl.on.ca

Make the CutOn Wednesday, May 2nd, there will be a Transition Program for stu-dents attending Algonquin College/Carleton University Camp in 2012. For complete details, please contact Marie Gavan Knox.

ARTS NOTES♫Genesis AwardsJoin the students and teachers of the Holy Cross Arts Depart-ment on Wednesday, May 23rd, 2012 at the Genesis Awards - a celebration of student achievement in Dramatic Art, Guitar, Instrumental Music, Visual Art, Vocal Music, Audio- Video Produc-tion and Photography. This year’s event will feature the Student Gallery showing works from many of our students and portfolios of graduating artists.Tickets are $6.00 (includes dessert and beverage) and will be avail-able at lunch during the week of the ceremony and at the door the night of the awards. The curtain rises at 7:00 p.m. Please join us in

celebrating the work of our many fine student artists.

Grade 9 Band: Trills & Thrills Music Competition at Canada’s WonderlandOn Friday, May 25th, 2012, the Grade Nine Band will travel to Toronto to participate in the Trills and Thrills Music Festival. The student musicians will perform at Agincourt High School in the morning and then will spend the balance of the day at Canada’s Wonderland.

Grade Twelve Vocal ConcertOn Thursday, June 7th, 2012, the Grade Twelve Vocal Class will present their final gala concert. The performance will take place in the Cafetorium and curtain time is 7:00 p.m.. Tickets are only $5.00 at the door. Come out and enjoy an exciting evening of vocal performance.

ECO-CORNERThe month of May marks the end of the EcoSchools certification process here at Holy Cross. The Green Team has been busy col-lecting information about the state of our environmental efforts. Our garbage audit for the 2012 year revealed that on average students produce 107 kg of garbage per year. This is is a significant drop from last year which had a value of 140 kg. About 50% of this includes recyclables such as paper and plastic containers. This means that we need to continue to make efforts to use the recycling bins placed in the 80 or so locations around the school. Our recycling audit revealed that each student recycles on average 17 kg per year, up from 14 kg as recorded for last year. 96% of classrooms blinds are being closed afterschool which is a positive measure as blinds help retain heat at night. Our energy audits revealed that 84% of lights, 93% of computer peripherals, and 48% of monitors are being turned off when not in use. Finally, the Green team has been growing plants in the school’s greenhouse that will be planted in this year’s outdoor vegetable garden. Keep it Green HC!

HAPPY MOTHER’S DAY!Mother’s Day is a time for warm thoughts and fond memories, for expressing the feelings and words that often go unspoken, for let-ting those special people in our lives know that they are loved and appreciated. This spring, Mother’s Day is celebrated on Sunday, May 13th. May God bless all mothers with the peace and happiness they so richly deserve.

SCHOOL TEXTBOOKSWe are very pleased with the responsible way in which students are dealing with textbooks. As we have requested, students are bringing in books needing repair. Prevention like this avoids students hav-ing to pay charges for repair or replacement at the end of term. It is the student’s responsibility to personally return the textbooks they were issued to the Textbook Room to ensure that their account is cleared. Do not leave textbooks in the classroom or exam room. Holy Cross textbooks are due back no later than the day of the individual student’s last exam.

COUNSELLORS’ CORNERGrade 8 Orientation at Holy CrossOn Thursday, May 3rd our future Grade 9 students will have the opportunity to visit Holy Cross. The class of 2016 will be given tours, classroom visits and will participate in a question and answer session with current Crusaders.

University and CollegeUniversity and college bound students are encouraged to check their OUAC and OCAS accounts to verify all transcript data. Midterm marks have been sent to both application centres.

OYAP ProgramInformation on Ontario Youth Apprenticeship Programs (Level 1 Apprenticeship) is available in Student Services. Programs include: Automotive Services Technician, Carpenter, Cook/Chef, Construction Craft Work, Early Childhood Education, Bricklayer and Hairstylist. Please see your guidance counselor.

Dual CreditsSt. Lawrence College provides an opportunity for Grade 12 stu-dents to attend a St. Lawrence College course and receive credit

towards their Ontario Secondary School Graduation Diploma. See your Counsellor for more details.

Volunteer Opportunities for Spring/Summer:Spring and Summer bring many opportunities to volunteer within the community! For more information on these and other volunteer and employment opportunities, please see Student Services.

TimetablesStudents will be able to access their timetables via the Maplewood Portal on the main page of the Holy Cross website hctoday.ca The timeline for next year’s timetable distribution is Friday, June 1st.

St. Lawrence College Connections ProgramOn Thursday, May 3rd, a group of Grade 10 and 11 Holy Cross students will be exploring careers in an interactive Connections program at St. Lawrence College. The program will provide an exciting opportunity to investigate first-hand such careers as hairstyl-ing/aesthetics, carpentry, police foundations, law and security, and early childhood education.

Summer School 2012Credit Recovery Program: July 4 – 17. 55 hours of credit recovery will be available at Holy Cross for students achieving 35% or greater. All students will be required to attend for 55 hours.New Credit: July 4 – 31. 4 weeks for new credit delivered through on-line learning.Co-op Program: July 4 – 31. 4 week co-op program (one credit) will be offered if there is sufficient enrolment.All program details and registration packages are posted on the Board’s website and in Student Services. See your counsellor to sign up.

GRADUATING CLASS OF 2012This year’s graduation ceremony will be held on Thursday, June 28th beginning at 7 p.m. at the school. A Graduation Mass will be celebrated at St. Paul the Apostle Church on Taylor-Kidd Blvd at 12:00 p.m. for the graduates, their families and friends and staff. All teachers are asked to please mark this date on their calendar.

Community Involvement HoursA number of projected graduates have not completed Community Involvement Hours. Documentation is to be submitted to Student Services by Friday, May 11th. So get to it!

Following the end of this newsletter is a list of students who, at this point, are potential graduates and eligible to take part in the June 2012 graduation ceremony. The completion of thirty (30) credits (including compulsories) forty (40) hours of community involvement and the successful completion of the literacy test, are the key com-ponents of the diploma requirements. The community involvement hours (40) are to be completed and submitted to Student Services by Friday, May 11th, 2012. It is the student’s responsibility to ensure that all requirements (including night school courses and on-line courses) have been completed or will be completed. The final marks for on-line and night school courses must be submitted to Student Services by Wednesday, June 20th, 2012. Please contact your counsellor if you have any concerns.

RETURNING GRADE TWELVESAny students who are interested in returning for a fifth year, or por-tion thereof, of high school must first meet with Mr. Walsh. Please schedule an appointment. Currently, there are 104 Grade Twelve students who have registered to return next year.

ATHLETIC AWARDS BANQUETThe 2011-12 Green and Silver Athletic Banquet and Awards Presentation will be held on the evening of Wednesday, May 30th. Tickets are $10.00 for students and adults. Tickets go on sale Monday, May 7th in Room 142B and Monday, May 14th in the Main Lobby (all tickets sold between May 7th and May 13th will include a Crusaders silicone wristband). The banquet begins at 5:30, fol-lowed by guest speaker, Amanda Piribauer (Temple / Bishop’s) at 6:15. Awards presentations begin at 6:30. Students are asked to dress in casual business style which may include shirts and ties for the gentlemen, and dresses for the ladies. No jeans please.

HOLY CROSS CHEERLEADINGThis year’s phenomenal HCSS Cheer Team is heading to Kitch-ener-Waterloo the weekend of May 10th to 12th to compete against the best teams in the country at the Canadian National Champion-ships. Good luck team, as you continue the tradition of excellence in athletics.

Holy Cross Crusaders Basketball CampsHoly Cross is once again organizing TWO Basketball Camps for children in Grades 3-8 from July 16th – July 20th and August 13th – August 17th. The week long camp is an affordable opportunity for children to develop basketball skills and socialize with fellow students during the summer. The players and coaches at Holy Cross want to thank you for your on-going support in making the Crusaders Basketball Camp a success. If you require any further information you can reach Kelly Dixon (613-384-1919 extension 4096) and Robin Dzierniejko (613-483-7472) at Holy Cross Sec-ondary School.

NEXT MONTHS AT HOLY CROSS June 7…………...........………………………… Final School MassJune 7…………….......................…….Gr. 12 Vocal Music ConcertJune 13 - 20…….......…Culminating Activity / Exam Review WeekJune 14 & 15 …........EQAO Gr. 9 Mathematics Assessment DaysJune 17……....................................................……….Father’s DayJune 20….............................................………Last Day of ClassesJune 20….….HC Class of 2012 Final Course Documentation DueJune 21-26……….................................................…….Exam DaysJune 21 – 26……..............................…….Textbook Return PeriodJune 26…….........………Locker Clean-up and Clear-out DeadlineJune 27……...........................……..Exam Return Day, 9 – 11 a.m.June 28……..........................…..Graduation Mass and CeremonyJune 29…............…..Locks are removed from lockers, PA Day #6

JULY / AUGUST 2012July 1……………………………........…………………..Canada DayJuly 4 ………………….…..........…………. Summer School Begins July 16 – 20 …………............…Crusaders Kids’ Basketball CampAugust 13 – 17 …...…...............Crusaders Kids’ Basketball Camp

Potential Grad List June 2012Kevin K. Abraham, Gregory J. Abramczuk, Jennifer Adamson, Cody D. Alcorn, Gabriella M. Allegrini, Charlotte A. Allen, Kristen A. Allen, Megan E. Allen, Marina M. Andrawis, Evan Angers, Catia S. Araujo, Jeffrey A. Arnold, Sarah E. Asmar-Rose, Kale C. Bach, Daisy E. Barrette, Alexander W. Batson, Tyler G. Baxby, Kristen Beattie, Jack C. Benia, Drishya S. Benjamin, Sydney K. Benjamin, Jennifer L. Bernicky, Sarah A. Besselink, Nicole K. Betournay, Ariel A. Bissett, Darius J. Blundell, Robert C. Boisver, Nicole E. Borges, Adam A. Brett, Cortney D. Brewer, Stephen R. Brockman, Warren N. Brockway, Tiara C. Bromfield, Mark Brousseau, Aaron D. Brownlee, Jordan M. Bulhoes,Hayley R. Bullett, Jessica M. Bullett, Rachel M. Burgman, Casandra P. Butzer, Cecilia S. Cachaço, John R. Callahan, Andrew J. Campbell, Jessica E. Campbell, Colin A. Carlo, Jordon Carlyle-Andrews, John T. Charlton, Tyler B. Check,Yu-wei Chen (Rick), Hong-Seok Cho (Brian), Ji Hoon Choi (Daniel), Madeline M. Clark, Michael A. Claro, Victoria K. Collings, Lee J. Collins, Stephanie S. Con-stantinidis, Emma L. Corrigan, Nicholas M. Cotman, Ethan F. Craig, Thomas J. Daechsel, Silvestre D’Amore, Cole Day, Devin Day, Emanuelle Delaney, Kenton M. Delgreco, Aaron A. Delph, Sarah A. Dennie, Konnor R. Deodato, Josiah DeRoos, Cole P. Desgagnes, Isaac J. DeSousa,Sydney L. DeSousa, Mitchell B. Detlor, Ericka L. Dillon, Eric J. Dodwell, Maggie M. Doherty, Michaela M. Dowling, Joshua J. Dubeau, Nicole J. Du Bois, Brian J. Dunn, Sarah L. Dyck, Hayley Dykins, Jackson P. Dykstra, Scott L. Edwards, Grace R. Esford, Ash-ley J. Fabbro, Grady A. Falcon, Kathryn L. Falcone, Matthew D. Ferguson, Chantelle E. Ferreira, Courtney M. Ferreira, Hannah M. Finn, Anna L. Fischer, Evan Fischer, Thomas L. Fitzgerald, Jaired T. Ford, Adam J. Freitas, Jennifer N. Freitas, Stephanie M. Froats, Brooke A. Funnell, Katharine J. Gagnon, Elyssa R. Garofalo,Isaac W. Gazendam, Alison K. Geary, Adam S. Gencarelli, Micheal J. Gencarelli, Alexis E. Gentile, William P. Gervais, Jacob G. Gillis, Brendan J. Ginn, Stephen R. Goodfellow, Stephanie J. Gordon, Benjamin J. Grady, Sa-mantha Gray, Justin P. Greenwood-Bauder, Emily A. Gregory, Meggan A. Greyling, Jasmine A. Guanzon, Jacob A. Hadley, Tyler L. Hamilton, Evan G. Harbec, Scott A. Harris, Erin E. Hayes, Jasmine C. Hayes, Grace A. Hill, Brock T. Hodgson, Anita Hojabr, Eric A. Holland, Gabriel E. Hounsell, Kelsey A. Hulton, Jessica O. Hunter, Benjamin L. Jalink, Cameron Jennings, Nathalie M. Jones, Tanya Joshi, Nathan A. Kellar, Victoria S. Kellar, Jessica V. Kennedy, Luke G. Kenny, Tho-mas J. King, Stephanie Kinkley, Caitlin L. Kinsella, Kristopher Klenke, Yi H. Kung (Terry), Hye-Lim Kwon (Rosa), Jordan D. Lackey, Lindsey A. Lattimore, Curtis C. Lawson, Mary G. Leake, Johnathan E. LeBlanc, Austin P. Leclerc, James Z. Lee, Jeremy R. Legros, Jacob D. Lewis, Yu Liang (Chelsea), Iain D. Lott, Natasha J. Lowcay, Christine I. Luney, Alyssa A. MacGregor, Connor D. Makarucha, David E. Maki, Jacob R. Mansfield, Brody A. Maracle, Peter S. Mark, Brooke A. Mas-chi, Hailey A. Masterson, Christopher M. Matthews, Michael A. Mayhew, Kenneth J. McBrien, Sarah N. McCarthy-Mowbray, William M. McConnell, Kathleen M. McGregor, Drew McKee, Alanna K. McLatchie, Thomas J. McMahon, Dalhsie P. Mc-Mullin, Cory P. Medeiros, Marise A. Meiklejohn, Nathaniel R. Melanson, Terrance D. Miller, Silvia L. Montalbano, Jen-nifer A. Moran, Diogo G. Moreira, Samantha Morin, Scott G. Morrison, Scott S. Mossman, Emma K. Murphy, Patrick A. Nadeau, Natalie A. Napier, Michelle Nguyen, Kalyn M. Ni-cholson, Madison P. Norman, Brittany O’Sullivan, Jonathan M. Pacheco, Matthew Palma, Madlynn K. Palmer, Andrew B. Papadakis, Mitchell H. Patterson, Karlycia J. Payne, Jamie A. Peck, Andrew R. Peirson, Matthew J. Pendergast, Raegan C. Perin, Kyle E. Perry, Samantha M. Pho, Brandon J. Porter, Brittany L. Posthumus, Luke A. Prinsen, Laura M. Quesnelle, Brendan J. Quesnel-Warmington, Stephanie Raposo, Kayla B. Raymond, Olivia E. Reyers, Nicholas A. Robidoux, Jessica E. Roddy, Courtney E. Rodger, Emma J. Ronan, Daniel P. Rosebery, Joshua M. St. Peter, Brandon St. Pierre, Sabena K. Sandhu, Dylan C. Schenk, Nicolas S. Searle, Courtney Seguin, Michael J. Shaver, Mira A. Sibany, Kristin M. Simon, Jamee D. Simpson, Esme C. Sinclair, Allison C. Smith, Syd-ney O. Smith, Aleesha N. Soledad,

Jun Ha Song (Ben), Kyle J. Sovie, Paul B. Stafford, Calum Steele, Sydni M. Steele, Cheyanna R. Sylvester, Alannah R. Szolopiak, Anjelica A. Tassielli, Jacob F. Tassielli, Jessica L. Taylor, Seth H. Thomas, Scott W. Thompson, Madison M. Timmins, Garrett D. Tomalty, Steven R. Unkerskov, Michael P. van Laren, Scott A. Varley, Jonah J. Veenendaal, Brandon R. Verkerk, Alexandra M. Virtue, Aarti B. Vyas, Ryan J. Walsh, Brooke A. Walters, Christopher B. Waltner, Taylor P. Weaver, Ciaras A. Weima Majury, Tyler A. Westlake, Cassandra M. Whan, Dalton C. Wilbraham, Gwyneth A. Wilson, Jennafer R. Woods, Jeong-In Yoo (Jane), Hai A. Zhu (Alex)