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Celebrating Joe Desloges

Community
July 3, 2019

On June 27th 2019, staff, faculty, community members, and special guests celebrated Joe Desloges as he completed his terms as Principal of Woodsworth College.

Joe Desloges with Simran Sawhney and Valerie Dos Santos.
Simran Sawhney (left) and Valerie Dos Santos (middle) presented Joe Desloges (right) with a gift on behalf of the Woodsworth College Students' Association.

At the reception held in the Peter F. Bronfman Courtyard, all the speakers* shared with great enthusiasm their thoughts about Joe as a leader, colleague, and university citizen. They also highlighted his passion for our students, their successes, and his supportive engagement with them. As well, they listed his many achievements in moving the College forward in regards to its access programs, infrastructure, and student engagement.

Joe thanked everyone who had helped make his 11 years at Woodsworth as productive and fulfilling as they were. It was a wonderful send off, and his legacy will be long remembered at the College with great appreciation and respect.

Joe Desloges with Cheryl Regehr.
Joe Desloges with Cheryl Regehr.

(*Cheryl Regehr, Provost; David Cameron, former Dean, Faculty of Arts & Science; Charlie Kiel, Principal, Innis College; Harlan Tufford, Presidenct, Woodsworth College Alumni Association (WCAA); Valerie Dos Santos & Simran Sawhney, Woodsworth College Students’ Association (WCSA); Rose Patten, Chancellor, University of Toronto; Brock MacDonald, Vice-Principal, Woodsworth College)

To view more photos from this celebration, please visit our online photo gallery.

To support the scholarship established in Joe’s honour, please visit the Woodsworth College donations page.

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