Honorary degree citation - Fraser F. Fulton*

By: J.W. O’Brien, June 1972

Mr. Chancellor:

I have the honour to present to you a member of the University who has been more presented to than presented - our former Chancellor, Fraser F. Fulton.

There are many reasons why Sir George Williams University seeks to pay tribute to Fraser Fulton through this award of an honorary degree. First certainly, Mr. Fulton is a former Chancellor, as well as a former Chairman and long time member of the Board of Governors. He has served this University with great devotion, a familiar and friendly presence at activities and meetings both formal and informal, a man on whom the University has always been able to rely for good advice and wholehearted assistance. He was deeply involved in the planning and opening of the Henry F. Hall Building. And he has represented the University in the community with great distinction and effect.

Fraser Fulton is a distinguished Canadian as well as a distinguished former Chancellor. He joined the Northern Electric Company in 1927, and filled there three successive vice-presidential functions. As such, therefore, he played a major