When the Toronto Blue Jays made it to the playoffs this year, Clare Padmore celebrated with them as more than a fan. And when they aim for even greater heights next season, Padmore hopes to share in their success too: not as an athlete, coach or front-offi …
Dean Kernaghan’s portfolio opens with a quote: “You don’t have time to work fast.” Not only has he heard these words often from his mentor in the Engineering student shop, these are words he tries to live by.
Julia Curran got a late start – but she more than made up for lost time.
Perhaps it comes as no surprise where Javier Gomez Ospina is today, since his father is a civil engineer and his mother is an architect. Construction is in his blood.
Shirin Ahmed, MBA’20, has a vision for using business to make things better.
Western opened horizons Elliot Kimelman never expected to see, including viewing business through the eyes of a Dragon.
While business runs in the family for Riley Love, he took a slightly more circuitous route to fall in with the family tradition.
While Sanghu (Justin) Kim was busy digging up the past, he was looking forward to the future.
The stakes are high when you head a dynasty. But leading a program that holds the Ontario University Athletics (OUA) all-time record for the most consecutive championships in any sport, David Mill has excelled.
For his first two months at Western, Wesam AbdElhamid Mohamed was content to be ‘just’ a master’s student in Engineering. Then something happened.
Perhaps we should has guessed that the boy who liked to act ended up as the grad who can control the courtroom like a stage.
For someone with only a tepid appreciation of learning the language in high school, Kylie Patton has embraced the language in university.
Alex Levit, MD/PhD’20, sees the entire scientific process as a creative endeavour – from coming up with the research question, to finding ways to answer it, to writing about the findings in a meaningful way.