Alumni Relations

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Animated still of Indigenous woman crying.

Heart of a poet

Poet, musician and Indigenous law researcher Tara Williamson (JD ’10, MA ’10) has her words brought to the screen with the animated film Heart like a Pow Pow.

Q&A with Tara Williamson
CBC radio host Laura Lynch in studio

Law and the land

CBC journalist Laura Lynch (LLB ’88) uses her legal knowledge to tackle the most pressing stories of our time, from Supreme Court cases to climate change to the devastation of war.

The media issue
CBC producer Manusha Janakiram in a radio studio

Team player

UVic grad Manusha Janakiram, BA ’04, applies lessons learned on the rugby pitch to the award-winning programs she produces for CBC Radio.

The media issue
UVic Crookes professor Sean Holman leaning against a tree

Hope and story

UVic social sciences grad and Crookes professor Sean Holman works long hours trying to bring
a human face to the way the media covers climate change—and build communities of action.

The media issue
CHEK television anchor Stacy Ross volunteering at convocation.

Making news

CHEK television anchor Stacy Ross, BFA ’97, is a fierce proponent for local news. In 2009, she and her colleagues made a bold and risky move, buying the station to save it from closing.

The media issue
Filmmaker Trevor Dixon Bennett with his camera in front of a river.

Nature in focus

UVic Environmental Studies alumnus Trevor Dixon Bennett (ES ’12) explores the cultural connection to environment through his production company, Kingtide Films.

The media issue
Trauma specialist Tim Black

Learning about trauma

UVic’s Tim Black says exposure to disturbing influences does not mean a person will be traumatized. And how we all respond can help or hinder.

The media issue
Contestant John Fowler on the set of CBC's The Great Canadian Baking Show

Baking-show contestant's tips for sweet success

UVic grad and contestant on The Great Canadian Baking Show, John Fowler shares his recipe for a happy and festive kitchen this holiday season.

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Connect. Learn. Remember.

The important role of alumni in the life of the University of Victoria can be expressed in a lot of ways. By maintaining connections, taking advantage of opportunities to learn, and by keeping our UVic memories close to our hearts, alumni are part of the past, present and future of the university.

The UVic Alumni Association, with the help of Alumni Relations staff, help to keep strong bonds between UVic and its the worldwide community of graduates by offering an exciting and growing program of services.

 

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