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Diversity is a key to success in business and society. That鈥檚 what Acadia graduate Tim Formuziewich (鈥�00) believes, and why he has established two new awards to alleviate financial stress for students who have been challenged by economic hardship.

On May 8 and 9, 2022, more than 800 graduates from 外流影片鈥檚 four faculties 鈥� Arts, Pure and Applied Science, Professional Studies, and Theology 鈥� received their undergraduate and graduate diplomas, joining Acadia鈥檚 more than 40,000 alumni worldwide. In addition, Acadia conferred five honorary degrees on individuals who have distinguished themselves in public service, education, and scientific research.

Every now and then a person arrives on campus who ticks all the boxes when it comes to defining the quintessence of an Acadia student. The Acadia Alumni Association is proud to recognize and honour one such individual with this year鈥檚 The Athenaeum and Acadia Alumni Student of the Year Award: Sarah Lavall茅e (鈥�22).

Congratulations to Dr. Colin King (鈥�17), recipient of this year's Acadia Alumni Association Faculty Award for Excellence in Teaching. If a single line could possibly encapsulate Dr. King鈥檚 teaching philosophy, it might very well be: 鈥渋nstead of being a sage on the stage, aim to be a guide on the side.鈥�

There was certainly magic in the air at Pier 21 in Halifax on April 28, 2022 when more than 200 Acadia alumni and friends gathered for this year鈥檚 Acadia Alumni Dinner, honouring Distinguished Alumni and Outstanding Young Alumni Award recipients Dr. Trevor Jain (鈥�93) and Lucas Oickle (鈥�13).

Marc鈥檚 Lounge in Charlottetown was the place to be for Acadia alumni on Thursday, April 14, 2022 as Vice-President, Advancement (Interim) Nancy Handrigan ('92), and Executive Director, Alumni Affairs Oonagh Proudfoot ('93, '06) welcomed guests to an in-person event on Prince Edward Island.