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Preventing genocide through research and advocacy Notable alumni
A heartfelt connection to Concordia inspired Miriam Roland, LLD 18, long-time supporter, donor and member of the university’s Board of Governors, to make a generous $3-million gift in 2018 to establish the Miriam Aaron Roland Graduate Fellowships. Notable alumni John Molson School of Business
Political science from the 1960s onward Notable alumni Faculty of Arts & Science
Philanthropist and restaurant-management mogul Notable alumni John Molson School of Business
Gina Cody, MEng 81, PhD 89, made history as the first woman to earn a PhD in building engineering from Concordia. Two decades later, her $15-million gift to Concordia transformed the former Faculty of Engineering and Computer Science into the Gina Cody School of Engineering and Computer Science, Canada’s first engineering faculty named after a woman. Notable alumni Gina Cody School of Engineering and Computer Science
Driven Rhodes Scholarship recipient Notable alumni Faculty of Arts & Science
Varsity basketball all-star and dedicated Concordia alumnus Notable alumni Faculty of Arts & Science
Making the Indigenous future imaginary happen Notable alumni Faculty of Fine Arts
Internationally renowned comedy writer Notable alumni Faculty of Arts & Science
“By honouring me in this way, Concordia has recognized that it can contribute to the conversation and call upon all Canadians to listen to Indigenous views on reconciliation.” Notable alumni
Business powerhouse and philanthropist Notable alumni John Molson School of Business
Senator, former soldier, peace activist receives prestigious Loyola Medal Notable alumni
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