As we close the 2021-22 academic year, I am delighted to finally see students, faculty and staff back in our building for in-person classes and events, filling the school with the energy we so admired and that we missed. It surely was lonely for a long time. After two years of remote teaching and learning, I would like to thank the entire Ted Rogers School community for adapting, being flexible and working together to ensure our school year was successful.
You should be proud of everything that we have accomplished together this year. Some of these achievements are showcased in our 2021 Report. Tied together by three themes: Diverse, Dynamic and Distinguished, our new Report highlights some of the stories and triumphs of our faculty, students, staff and alumni. Our newsletter also features a few other top highlights from this semester.
Everyone’s hard work and dedication during this challenging year is appreciated. I’m proud to say we have emerged from this pandemic even stronger than before and I look forward to what the future brings. I also look forward to celebrating all of our recent and new graduates at the in-person Convocation ceremonies in June.
I hope you and your family continue to stay well and have a safe summer!
Do you know any inspiring Ted Rogers School alumni who are having a meaningful impact in their industry, career or community? If so, nominate them for our Alumni Achievement Awards. You can nominate for the following awards:
Top 10 of the Last 10
Entrepreneurship Award
Volunteer Leadership Award
Honorary Alumnus/na Award
Trailblazer Award
The nomination deadline for the 2022 Alumni Achievement Awards is Thursday June 9, 2022. Information on attending the awards ceremony will be shared after the nomination deadline.
Our 2021 Report highlights some of the stories and successes of our faculty, students, staff and alumni.
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As we close the 2021-22 academic year, I am delighted to finally see students, faculty and staff back in our building for in-person classes and events, filling the school with the energy we so admired and that we missed. It surely was lonely for a long time. After two years of remote teaching and learning, I would like to thank the entire Ted Rogers School community for adapting, being flexible and working together to ensure our school year was successful.
