校友会理事会

President
Judith Neumann (BAH 71)

Judith graduated from the University of Winnipeg in 1971 with a double major in Psychology and Political Science. She has been involved with education throughout her lifetime, having been employed with the Department of Education in the areas of Planning and Research and Post-Secondary Education. Following this she was employed for many years with the Manitoba Association of School Trustees in the areas of Research and Communications. In addition she was one of the founding members and President of The Association for Bright Children (ABC) of Manitoba. Now retired, she has the time and interest in helping the Alumni Council achieve its goals. One of her particular interests is Mentorship and the wonderful networking opportunities that it can provide. She is married with two adult children.

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副总裁
John Krahn (BSC 68)

John was awarded The University of Winnipeg Distinguished Alumni Award in 2006 for well-rounded excellence that encompassed professional achievements, significant contributions to community, and strength of character. He has a PHD from the University of Manitoba. Now retired, he was formerly the joint Head of the Department of Pathology and Lab Medicine for the University of Saskatchewan and the Saskatoon Health Region. He received his first degree from this university and it helped in his development as a scholar and scientist and would now like to make a contribution of his time. He interest on the Alumni Council is to support students and all things scientific.

理事会成员
Fred Appel (BAH 85)

I received my Ph.D. in political theory and political science from McGill University in the early 1990’s, a Masters in Sociology from the Universite de Montreal, and my B.A. Honours from the U of W in 1985. As an acquisition’s editor at Princeton University Press, a publisher of scholarly and general interest books based in Princeton, New Jersey, I have many connections with the global scholarly community and have worked with an array of authors, particularly in the humanities and social sciences. Among my authors are Canadians who work in higher education across North America, who might be inclined to participate in alumni events or otherwise support work being done at the U of W. As a member of the Alumni Council, I am pleased to offer suggestions for alumni programs such as lectures and for ways to connect U of W faculty to scholars with complementary interests around the world.

理事会成员
查尔斯·贝克利（BAH 11，马萨诸塞州14）

查尔斯（Charles）于2005年以16岁的国际学生来到温尼伯。2011年6月，他毕业于经济学荣誉学位，并于2014年完成了他的环境资源和发展经济学硕士学位。2015年，Aon邀请他加入他们的建筑服务小组担任客户经理。在目前的职位上，他向包括工程师和建筑师在内的所有类型的建筑承包商提供保险，债券和其他风险管理服务。他是Stonewall＆District Lions俱乐部的秘书，也是曼尼托巴省青年建筑领导人的成员。2016年，查尔斯被列为加拿大保险业的35岁以下枪支。

校友会成员
Kenton Friesen (BA4 00, BSC4 00)
肯顿（Kenton）在温尼伯大学获得了学士学位和理学学士学位，并于2000年完成了学习。他是一名连续亚愽国际app下载性，紧急和风险管理专业人员，具有识别，应用和管理公司弹性策略的经验。他在领导和/或促进跨职能团队方面经验丰富，具有提高组织弹性的任务，包括开发连续性/准备培训计划，危机沟通和/或紧急的大规模通知系统，质量改进以及客户或利益相关者关系。他拥有15年以上的经验，促进了管理层面大型组织内的企业弹性目标。他能够从开箱即用思考，并激励多样化的专家为合作和积极主动的工作环境中的团队努力做出贡献。他的女儿开始参加W的U，他的长子是韦斯曼女子足球队的成员。

校友会成员
Kevin McIntyre (BA 10)
我是W校友的U级，他获得了艺术学士学位，主修心理学和政治。2010年，我的父亲是W的U级教授已有40多年的历史了，因此我一直在校园里积极参与校园，这基本上是我的整体生活。我认为你是一个家外之家。我目前是温尼伯IG财富管理的部门主管。以前，我在2013年作为财务规划师转移到IG之前，一直在Great West Life（现为加拿大生活）。我相信，我也将在理事会上筹款和建立强大的财务实践，这是一个很大的好处。我有动力去做任何有益于大学及其所代表的一切的事情。

校友会成员
Tara Faye Myran (BA4 19)
I am registered from Long Plain First Nation. I attended residential school at the age of eight in Lebret, Saskatchewan until I was 11 years old. I experienced many challenges and experiences in this school where I was left thinking that I would never amount to anything in life and kept that unhealthy thinking all throughout my teenage years. With the help of my grandfather, I returned to school with determination and persistence. As a result, I graduated with a four-year degree in Psychology and Rhetoric Communications in 2019 from the University of Winnipeg. Through continuing my education at the U of W in the Masters in Indigenous Development Program, I hope to be able to assist others to find a path to reach their goals. My long-term educational goal will be to continue on to University of North Dakota’s doctoral degree in Indigenous Health where I will be able to give back to Indigenous communities and implement research that is needed in the area of health.

理事会成员
Anifat Olawoyin (BSCH 16, MSC 2019)
Anifat (Ani) graduated from the University of Winnipeg with honors in 2016 and completed her Master’s degree in computer science in 2019. She joined the Alumni council in 2016 and has served in various capacities within the council including chair, nomination committee (2017/18), By-law committee member (2016 till date), council representative on University staff award senate committee (2018 & 2019) and entrance award committee (2019). She also volunteers as a board member for Mooseland Press, the publisher of Uniter student newspaper. Ani is an alumni member of University of Winnipeg Golden Key Honour society and a community soccer coach. Ani has several years of work experience in software project management and business analysis. She is currently a Ph.D. student at the University of Manitoba and works as a Business Analyst for the City of Winnipeg. Ani is married and has 3 kids. She wishes to mentor new immigrants navigating education and career options.

校友会成员
Jordan Michael Smith (BA 14)
乔丹毕业温尼伯大学的w亚愽国际app下载ith a BA in 2015. He is a former varsity athlete with the Wesmen. Jordan's connection and foundation runs deep with the University of Winnipeg. After graduating with a major in Sociology, he went on to join SkipTheDishes as a Senior Growth Executive at both their Winnipeg and Toronto offices. Here, he developed a passion towards community and technology, which led him to develop the peer-to-peer rental application RENTERII. Outside of tech, he is passionate about community development and the accessibility of entrepreneurship support structures - for students and residents located in low-income neighbourhoods throughout Winnipeg.

理事会成员
Jamal Tajdin (BBA 2018)
Jamal is a recent graduate and has been able to obtain diverse work experience across multiple industries and countries. He believes it is important to help the next generations go through life. During his time at the university he worked at the UWSA, and is currently involved with multiple charities both local and international. He would like to have a role advising with both traditional and social media, as well as the legislative and parliamentary processes to get alumni involved and educated on the powerful role they have on the future of Canada.

理事会成员兼校友会理事会董事会代表
Dorothy Young (BA 75)
Dorothy was an educator (teacher, administrator, superintendent) for 40 years in public education in Manitoba. She has a BA from the University of Winnipeg, a B. Ed., M. Ed., and Ph. D. from the University of Manitoba, and Certificates in Clinical Supervision from UCLA. She was recently re-elected to a second three-year term on the Alumni Council. Dorothy has extensive volunteer experience within education, including President of The Manitoba Teachers’ Society; at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights; the Grace Hospital, including co-chair of the Patient and Family Advisory Committee; at her church; Child and Family Services of Winnipeg West, including chairperson; and as a Director on the Board of CJNU Nostalgia Radio. She has won numerous awards including the Dr. J. M. Brown Award for her outstanding contribution to teacher education in Manitoba, and the Paul Harris Fellow Award for vocational excellence from the Winnipeg-Assiniboine Rotary Club. In her spare time, Dorothy develops policies, procedures, and reviews bylaws and constitutions for organizations. Dorothy was appointed to the Board of Regents in July, 2019 and sits on both the Audit and Risk and the Governance and Community Relations Committees.

Chair, Board of Regents
Stefan Jonasson (Collegiate 79, BA 88, M.Div 97)
Stefan Jonasson is presently Editor of Lögberg-Heimskringla, an Icelandic community newspaper. Previously, he was a member of the professional staff of the Boston-based Unitarian Universalist Association for 24 years. Stefan received the University Gold Medal in Religious Studies in 1988 and the Governor General’s Gold Medal in 1997. He was a member of the Alumni Council from 2008 to 2014 and its president from 2012 to 2013. He was appointed to the Board of Regents in 2015. He is also a member of the Interfaith Roundtable. He received the Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal in 2013 in recognition of his community service. Stefan lives in Winnipeg with his wife Cindy and they have two adult daughters.

理事会成员兼校友会理事会董事会代表
Dorothy Young (BA 75)
Dorothy was an educator (teacher, administrator, superintendent) for 40 years in public education in Manitoba. She has a BA from the University of Winnipeg, a B. Ed., M. Ed., and Ph. D. from the University of Manitoba, and Certificates in Clinical Supervision from UCLA. She was recently re-elected to a second three-year term on the Alumni Council. Dorothy has extensive volunteer experience within education, including President of The Manitoba Teachers’ Society; at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights; the Grace Hospital, including co-chair of the Patient and Family Advisory Committee; at her church; Child and Family Services of Winnipeg West, including chairperson; and as a Director on the Board of CJNU Nostalgia Radio. She has won numerous awards including the Dr. J. M. Brown Award for her outstanding contribution to teacher education in Manitoba, and the Paul Harris Fellow Award for vocational excellence from the Winnipeg-Assiniboine Rotary Club. In her spare time, Dorothy develops policies, procedures, and reviews bylaws and constitutions for organizations. Dorothy was appointed to the Board of Regents in July, 2019 and sits on both the Audit and Risk and the Governance and Community Relations Committees.

校友会理事会Board of Regents Representative
Ruth Dickinson (BAH 18)
Ruth Dickinson has worked as a Business Administrator for 32 years with the last 17 years at Reflections Dental Health Centre and Campus Dental Centre, where she is Team Lead Manager. She is an alumnus of The University of Winnipeg, where she obtained her Bachelor of Arts Honours (Classics) in 2018 and Bachelor of Arts (Geography) in 2015, twice earning the Chancellor's Gold Medal for the highest standing. From 2010 to 2020 she was also a UW tutor, lab demonstrator, marker, invigilator and teaching assistant. She also attended Niagara College where she obtained her Dental Assisting Diploma in 1989. Ruth served for two years as President of the University of Winnipeg Alumni Association, and currently serves on numerous boards including The Kroeger Clocks Heritage Foundation as Treasurer, as well as The University of Winnipeg Golden Key Chapter Executive Committee as Past President and current VP Alumni Relations. Ruth was appointed to The University of Winnipeg Board of Regents in 2020, and sits on the Board's Governance and Community Relations Committee. In her spare time, she co-organizes New Directions in Classics, a public lecture series out of the UWinnipeg Classics Department. Ruth was awarded the UWinnipeg Dr. and Mrs. Roderick Hunter Scholarship for her volunteer work. Ruth plans to begin her Master's in Business Administration in 2022.