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From Sheridan to Secret Path
Jeff Lemire (Advanced Illustration ’05) once spent his days drawing, and nights toiling in restaurant kitchens. Now, he’s the bestselling author and illustrator of Essex County and The Underwater Welder. He’s also behind the art in Secret Path, the powerful graphic novel accompaniment to the album by Gord Downie, which tells the story of Chanie (Charlie) Wenjack, who died while escaping from a residential school. Read more.
Sheridan sends six to Premier’s Awards
Since 1992, the Ontario Premier’s Awards have celebrated outstanding college alumni. This year, Sheridan’s nominees, who will be honoured during a gala on Nov. 27, represent a broad spectrum of success. They are: casting director Stephanie Gorin (Music Theatre ’81); lawyer Stephanie Kam (International Business Management ’12); childcare advocate Charlotte Kanavos (ECE ’77); President and CEO of CWB Group Doug Luciani (Welder Fitter ’98); Ward Seymour (Business ’77), the retired Founder, President and Chairman of ASA Alloys/Magna Stainless; and Athletic Therapy grad Jason White (’08). Read more.
Get Scrooged with alumni
See alumnus Michael Therriault, (Music Theatre Performance ’95) as Ebenezer Scrooge in the Shaw Festival’s adaptation of A Christmas Carol this season. He will be joined on stage by fellow grads Emily Lukasik (Bachelor of Music Theatre Performance ’15) and Jonathan Tan (Music Theatre Performance ’09). Learn more
Grad success stories
When Justin Erickson (Illustration ’05) and Paige Reynolds (Fine Arts ’09) decided to start their own design firm, they wanted to compete against big agencies – and win. Find out how they did it.
Find out how Diane Hill’s (Community Development ’79) curiosity has kept her career fresh.
See how Ryan Knight (Accounting ’12) uses his car detailing business to build stronger communities.
Read about how Olivia Pietersen (Marketing ’06) is changing the packaging industry.
Lean how Boris Milinkovich (Police Foundations ’02) is keeping passengers safe at Pearson International Airport.
