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2024 Teacher Recognition - Innovation in Student Success

Congratulations to the 40 faculty from across the college��who have been recognized for their contribution to teaching and learning. While nominations came from both �ܼ��Ų�ͼ employees and students, there was once again this year an overwhelming response from students. Their voices and stories highlighted some of the amazing work being done at �ܼ��Ų�ͼ to support student learning.

“Recognizing faculty who have gone above and beyond what was expected of them in promoting student success, by using engaging and flexible approaches to better meet the needs of all learners.”

1. Aileen Wood Meszaros, Nursing
2. Andrea Turner, Nursing
3. Cassandra Cartwright, Nursing
4. Charles Morrison, Accounting and Finance
5. Chris Psutka, Sport Management
6. Cyrus Kanga, Accounting and Finance
7. Daniel Reeve, Social Sciences
8. Danielle Youngson, Nursing
9. Dean Janzen, Motor Vehicle and Metal Trades
10. Diane Gilliland, Academic and Career Foundations
11. Diane Nadeau, Nursing
12. Dulcie Thomson, Nursing
13. Erin Gormican, Nursing
14. Eva Silden, Criminal Justice
15. Heather Solomonson, Trades Dev't & Special Projects
16. Hilary Sandford, Social Sciences
17. James Smyth, Plumbing and Pipe Trades
18. Jamie Johnson, Athletic and Exercise Therapy
19. Jenny Holder, Community, Family and Child Studies
20. Julia Liska, Continuing Care
21. Katie Waterhouse, Social Sciences
22. Lynda Champoux, Nursing
23. Marty Donatelli, Psychology
24. Matt Agbay, Economics
25. Maureen Niwa, English
26. Maxine Crawford, Psychology
27. Michael Pollock, Psychology
28. Nicole Kilburn, Social Sciences
29. Nikolaas Sillem, Culinary Arts
30. Robin Ley, Civil Engineering
31. Ryan Suleman, Biology
32. Sandee Mitchell,��Eyēʔ Sqȃ’lewen
33. Sandra Carr, Architectural Trades
34. Shannon Keyser, Nursing
35. Sonja Kennedy, Management and HR Leadership
36. Stephanie Kirkland-Kuisma, Social Sciences
37. Steve Nixon, Plumbing and Pipe Trades
38. Tara Tudor, Social Sciences
39. Thomas (TJ) Babey, Marketing
40. Tracy Atkinson, Continuing Care

Teacher Recognition is an annual initiative of �ܼ��Ų�ͼ’s Teaching and Learning Council -��a collaborative, peer-based, interdisciplinary group of faculty from across the college with a passion for advancing quality teaching and learning at �ܼ��Ų�ͼ, including advocacy, supports and strategies.

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