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Retail Management Program

Donna Smith, Interim director of the School of Retail Management and departmental assistant Mary Vasile are recruiting students for the new program. 'Donna Smith selling Retail Management program', feature article in Forum, March 9, 1998.

Retail Management

File contains photographs of School of Retail Management faculty and staff. Photographs included one of Interim Chair Donna Smith and departmental assistant Mary Vasile (photograph published in the March 9, 1998 FORUM); Donna Smith and Mary Vasile with a group of senior volunteers; and two groups photographs of 2 women and 3 men standing in front of an old fashioned cash register. One of the women is Donna Smith, and one of the men is Ryerson President Claude Lajeunesse.

Residence move-in day

File contains photographs of staff, volunteers, students and their families moving the students into Pitman Hall (student residence). Some photographs printed in the September 2002 edition of the FORUM.

Upham, Dave

Records Management

This file contains a memorandum regarding University Records Management Project. Ryerson has engaged IMERGE Consulting to provide : Policy, Organizational Structure/Database, Training Program.

Raymond Chang donation reception

File contains photographs of the reception for G. Raymond Chang, member of Ryerson's Board of Governors at the time. Reception held to celebrate his donation of $5 million dollars to the University's Continuing Education school. School re-named the G. Raymond Chang School of Continuing Education as part of this donation. Raymond Chang is pictured with various people as well as being photographed with the Ryerson Chair, which is given to donors by the University. Chair was designed by a Ryerson student. Image of Raymond Chang seated in the chair was published in the February 2004 edition of the FORUM.

Ruberto, Dario

RTA Faculty and students

File contains photographs of Faculty and staff. The photographs are mostly composed of projects the faculty were involved in. Included in the file are photographs of Jon Keeble, RTA chair, and Ross McCreath, president of the Canadian Communications Foundation for the launch of the CCF website about the history of private broadcasting which Keeble was involved in creating; Professor Clive VanderBurgh with his "Kids TV Research" project; and Photographs from the launch of Ryerson's Spirit Radio station and the station co-ordinator Mark Banbury, an RTA graduate and instructor in the school. Also included in the file are 2 copies of a photograph of an Ryerson RTA student Melanie Green with Jay Leno - she interned on his show. This photograph was published in the 1996 edition of the Rambler magazine.

RTA - NetStar - cheque presentation

President of NetStar Sports, Jim Thompson presented a cheque for $30,000 to President Claude Lajeunesse for students with disabilities pursuing a career in radio and television. Kevin Shaw is one of the first students to receive this award. He is featured in news stories in the FORUM news magazine and the Ryerson magazine about his award.

RTA - Fairchild Radio Group Endowment

Commemorative plaque was presented to Fairchild Media Group owner, Thomas Fung. Establishing the Fairchild Scholarship Fund with an endowment of $160,000. Booklet included titled "Fairchild...the key to all Chinese homes"

RTA

File contains photographs of RTA students filming, using editing equipment and other technology relating to their program.

RAC - Pam Ennis (Duathlete)

Pam Ennis trains for duathlons and triathlons at the RAC where she works as an aquatics fitness expert. A thirst for competition: diver turns world-class duathlete from Forum, Octover 26, 1998.

Queen's Silver Jubilee Award presentation

Frederic Lebrun a third year Aerospace student is one of the students to win the Queen Elizabeth Silver Jubilee award. Claude Lajeunesse presented him with a certificate of merit and he also received a cash award of $5,000. The Queen Elizabeth Silver Jubilee award encourages young Canadians to improve proficiency in their second official language by studying at a university which functions in the other official language. From Forum April 11,1997 pg.8 "Student from Quebec wins $5,000 award.

Props

File contains photographs of a tools and a man renovating a house, an open laptop computer, video transfer equipment room (was in RCC - has since been dismantled), Architectural equipment and books, and video cameras.

Project photographs

Series contains photographs taken by Ryerson's staff photographers of various events, and for brochures, and other promotional materials.

President's trip to China

Asia links aim at exchanges, profile. Forum, December 8, 1997. Head of International Affairs, Jane Knight, President Lajeunesse and Alvin Lee, executive director of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong. launch Ryerson's first regional alumni chapter.

President's national entrance scholarship winners

File contains photographs of Ryerson's President's national entrance scholarship winners. Included in group shots are Ryerson President Claude Lajeunesse; Image Arts student Melodie Ng; Interior Design student Janice Kee-Son; and Geographic Analysis student Paul Lewkowicz. Also included are headshots of Computer Science student Tom Schimdt. Story featured in FORUM news magazine.

Upham, Dave

President's holiday celebration

File contains photographs taken of Ryerson President Sheldon Levy at the President's annual holiday celebration. Also included are photographs of the Ryerson community at the celebration.

President at orientation

File contains photographs of Ryerson President Sheldon Levy around campus at different student orientation events. Also included in some of the images is Eggy, Ryerson's mascot and member of Ryerson's Engineering student society (RESS).

Positive Space Campaign

Lesbian and Gay positive space a campaign endorsed by Wendy Roberts and a fourth year Social Work student. Wendy Roberts co-ordinator of harrassment Prevention Services (HPS) which is overseeing the campaign. Posting a sticker should mean that "you are supportive in a general way" "are comfortable being with and talking with people whose sexual orientation may not share" and that " you are prepared to challenge homophobic and stereotypical talk, even if said in jest." "Positive Space Campaign seeks more inclusive environment" from Forum January 17, 1997.

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