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Category: Alumni Spotlights

[photo of Craig MacTavish]

Craig MacTavish, four-time Stanley Cup winner, studied business at Queen's. Now he's back in the business of hockey.

[photo of Douglas Frayn with a feline friend]

Psychiatrists spend their days listening as patients share their innermost thoughts. But who does the analyst confide in when he or she feels the need to talk?

[photo of Kathryn MacKay and Greg Wanless]

The upcoming 2012 season at the Thousand Islands Playhouse will be the last act for theatre founders Greg Wanless and Kathryn McKay.

[photo of Wendy Moore]

Wendy Moore, Mus'81, Ed'82, is a musician, educator, and world-traveller.

[photo of Dr. Paul Kubes]

Serendipity led Paul Kubes to his career studying inflammation and infection. Now this doctor and professor has been recognized as Canada's Researcher of the Year.

[photo of Shawn Brady]

A skilled hospital director, passionate musician, and committed runner, Shawn Brady, PT'99 is a study in how to balance competing priorities.

[photo of Jennifer Turliuk]

Jennifer Turliuk started a company to help like-minded young entrepreneurs. Now she's taking it worldwide.

[photo of Irfan Keshavjee, Sc'94]

Irfan Keshavjee, Sc'94, is helping low-income Kenyans become homeowners with his latest social enterprise. He wants to connect with fellow alumni in the affordable housing sector.

[photo of Karl and Fran Strick]

Karl Strick made a new life for himself in Canada, thanks in part to Queen's Registrar Jean Royce.

[photo of Robert Black, Arts'59, in the CRFC music library]

A band with Queen's roots celebrates 50 years of jazz with a new CD that benefits CFRC Radio.

[photo of Maude Stewart, BA 1914]

Diane Harbin, KIN'14, is the latest in a long family line of Queen's women.

[photo of Ali Velshi]

In his new book, Ali Velshi tells us how to speak the language of money.

[photo of Will Armstrong, BSc 1911]

Ian Frankish, Artsci'12, graduated from Queen's 100 years after his great-grandfather, Will Armstrong, BSc 1911.

[photo of Jenny Caldwell with her husband Dion and a young Kenyan friend]

Jenny Caldwell, Ed’10, and her husband Dion are helping make life better for some Kenyan children.

[photo of Heather Campbell]

Heather Campbell, Artsci'06, focuses on elder law at her BC practice.

Joyce-Anne Locking, Mus'77, reminisces about her student days in her column for The Orillia Packet & Times.

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