Date & time
Tuesday, May 28, 2024
6:15 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.
6:15 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.
Ceremonies
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Alumni Recognition Awards
Cost
$50 (includes cocktail dînatoire)
Organization
University Advancement
Contact
Where
Maison Alcan
1188 Sherbrooke St. W., Montreal
Join us for the 32nd annual Alumni Recognition Awards. Hosted by the Concordia University Alumni Association (CUAA), this event recognizes and honours the achievements of exceptional community members.
Concordia President Graham Carr and volunteer CUAA president Nura Jabagi, MBA 14, PhD 21, will honour this year’s cohort.
Sabrina Marandola, BA 03, host of CBC Radio One's afternoon drive show Let's Go with Sabrina Marandola, will be our emcee.
Come help us celebrate our outstanding award recipients!
Tuesday, May 28, 2024
5:45 p.m. Registration
6:15 p.m. Awards ceremony and cocktail dînatoire
RSVP by May 13
Our 2024 award winners are:
- Maria Mangiocavallo, BComm 86, GrDip 89
Humberto Santos Award of Merit and Service - Leslie Raenden
Honorary Life Membership Award - Major Catherine Cabot, BEng 07
Benoît Pelland Alumna of the Year Award - Andrea Polatos, EMBA 09
MBA Alumna of the Year - Alanna K. Silver, BA 21
John F. Lemieux Young Alumna Medal - Gwen Tolbart, BA 95
International Excellence Award - Riya Dutta, BEng 20, MASc 23
Justice, Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Award - Timothy Field, BComm 96, MBA 00
Outstanding Faculty and Staff Award - Mary Rawlins, BFA 01, GrDip 06
Outstanding Faculty and Staff Award - Harvin Hilaire, undergraduate student
Outstanding Student Leader Award
Emcee
Award-winning journalist Sabrina Marandola is the host of Let's Go with Sabrina Marandola, the local afternoon show on CBC Radio One in Montreal. Sabrina's passion is to shine a spotlight on community stories.
Sabrina has covered hundreds of stories on radio, television and digital platforms since joining CBC Montreal in 2008. She has worked on several CBC Montreal current affairs radio programs and anchored television newscasts. Sabrina was also an online editor, committed to bringing more local feature stories and community voices to CBC Montreal's digital coverage.
When she is not on the air, you can often find her volunteering her time, emceeing charity events within Montreal's vibrant Italian community.
Born and raised in Montreal's east end, Sabrina graduated with distinction from Concordia University with a joint specialization in communications and journalism.