Alumni

 Jacky Boivin, a Concordia alumna who is now a psychology professor as Cardiff University, will be honoured by the l’Association canadienne de sensibilisation à l’infertilité during the 7ième Semaine canadienne de sensibilisation à l’infertilité in Montreal for her contributions to the field: CNW Telbec

L’Institut de cardiologie de Montréal appointed Denis Bilodeau, who holds an MBA from the John Molson School of Business, to lead the development of its research centre: Les Affaires.

The Globe and Mail features a retrospective on the life of Leslie Andrew Rubinstein, graduate of the Faculty of Engineering and Comptuer Science. Rubinstein passed away February 18, 2013.

Emily Gualtieri, a graduate of the Department of Contemporary Dance, will be performing in MOonhORsE Dance Theatre’s (Toronto) celebrated series, Older & Reckless: Danceworld.

Now Toronto interviews Alaska B, a graduate of the Faculty of Fine Arts, who is half of the performance art collective, Yamantaka // Sonic Titan about her new endeavor as a video game designer

Camillo di Prata, who holds a Bachelor’s degree in Commerce, was elected as a new independent member of the Board of Directors of Centric Health Corporation: Stockhouse, Stockwatch.

An article in La Presse profiles the lead actress in the film Sarah préfère la course, by filmmaker Chloé Robichaud, who earned her BFA in film production at the Mel Hoppenheim School of Cinema, as she heads to Cannes. Robichaud is also quoted in The Calgary Herald and The Vancouver Sun about representing Canada and being a female director at Cannes.

The Westmount Examiner interviews Doreen Lindsay, who holds a master’s of Fine Arts degree from Sir George Williams University. Lindsay received the Derek Walker Volunteer Citizen of the Year awards from the Westmount Municipal Association.

Informazione publishes an article about an opera written by alumnus Matthew McWilliams that will be performed in Italy.

La Presse features an article about the sculptures of Stephen Schofield, a graduate of the Faculty of Fine Arts. A press release issued by The City of Montreal also discusses Schofield’s work, which will be exhibited as public art in the Quartier des spectacles: CNW Telbec and Le Lézard.