Make a difference

Give back: why it's personal

Concordia University Magazine editor Howard Bokser describes why he supports the Community Campaign

Dan Otchere, PhD

Remembering my wife with Concordia

When I first considered giving to the university a few years ago, I wanted to create a lasting legacy and also honour the memory of my late wife, Freda.

Sandra Barnes, BA 77

People matter most

Concordia enriched my life by opening my mind. My teachers taught me to see the world from many perspectives and helped me understand why a lot of things are the way they are.

Frank Ciampini, L BA 72

The ties that bind

I feel I have a moral obligation to give back to this fine institution.

Katie Sheahan, BA 78

Proud to make a major contribution

We, the staff and volunteers, need to step up and set the example by joining our donors and giving ourselves.

Jang Kwon, GrDip 96, MCompSc 03

Now that's a thank-you

How one staff member decided to pay tribute to his first boss at Concordia

Peter Dudgeon, L BA 66

Adopting the right attitude

While I admit that at Loyola I spent as much time playing snooker as in the classroom, my college experience remains a big part of who I am.

Marjorie Gawley, MA 76

Forever grateful to Concordia

Without Concordia, I would never have set out on what turned out to be a rewarding career from which I retired in 1998. When I was drawing up my will, there was no question that Concordia had to be one of the recipients of my inheritance.

Kevin Tierney, S BA 71, GrDip 78

Full circle indeed

There was never any question as to where I would offer the scholarship: Concordia University.

Paul Arsenault - Tribute to the coach

When a group of former Stingers hockey players gathered for an alumni event in Montreal 15 years ago, we decided to revitalize the Friends of Concordia Men's Hockey, to support the Stingers men's hockey program and its student athletes.