Karyn Bye-Dietz, Deborah Morrison, Max Stein, Julian Stein, Kim Moodie, Vincenzo Guzzo, Ray Klonsky, Marc Lamy, Çagdas Kahriman
Concordia in the news
Posted on December 8, 2014
Alumni in the news
Our alumni are featured in the media locally and around the world. Vist the Alumni News section to access an archive of stories or read the latest list of stories:
- The Montreal Gazette reports that former Concordia women's hockey star Karyn Bye-Dietz has been inducted into the U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame. The article mentions that Bye-Dietz was named Concordia's fittest athlete in 1995.
- Noodls carries a release from the Embassy of Canada in France that mentions the participation of publisher and educator Deborah Morrison (MBA) on a government-appointed jury for the "Canada 150 Logo Design Contest." A separate release originating from the Department of Canadian Heritage inviting students to participate in the logo contest is picked up by Money News, Le Lézard and finanznachrichten.de.
- City Metric writes that brothers Max and Julian Stein were undergraduate students at Concordia when they created an online soundmap of Montreal.
- La Presse mentions that artist Kim Moodie, whose drawings and paintings are currently on exhibition at Espace Robert Poulin, is a graduate of Concordia.
- An article in the Montreal Gazette about a performance by the Voices of Hope choir, scheduled for 7:30 this evening at the Westmount Baptist Church, mentions that choirmaster Vincenzo Guzzo obtained a Fine Arts degree in music from Concordia.
- lapresse.ca reprises a blog post in Le Soleil about Sunday's appearance by Concordia graduates Ray Klonsky and Marc Lamy on the Radio Canada program Tout Le Monde En Parle. The two appeared alongside David McCallum, who was recently released from prison some 30 years after being falsely accused of murder. Klonski and Lamy made a documentary film that is credited with having helped secure McCallum's release.
- An article on artdaily.org profiling artist Çagdas Kahriman mentions that he is a Concordia Fine Arts graduate who studied at the Mel Hoppenheim School of Cinema.