I would like to say thank you to Mr. Evangelista for teaching me Advanced Functions and functions. Though his jokes are a bit dry, his love to teach and his effort in helping his students make attending his class a fun time. I would take his class again any day! He wears nice ties and is always supporting us to make our mathematical dreams come true!

I would like to thank my physics professor, Kirk Kaminsky. He was an amazing physics professor who sparked my curiosity greatly and got me questioning everything about our universe. It's great educators like him that share their intelligence with others and help spread knowledge for the better of mankind.

Thank you so much Kirk. If I could be in your class again, I promise another A.

I would like to thank Matthew Letts who was my professor at the University of Lethbridge for geography and weather and climate. He is a sweet and understanding person who clearly demonstrates his passion for his studies. He has done vast amounts of research in his field and is open to show his work in his lectures to explain concepts clearly. One of his best qualities was his jokes that would lighten the mood and his tangents about topics that interested him the most. He was always free outside of class where he answered questions from the lecture or even questions regarding degree information/fun facts (In my case B. Enviro Sciences). He has always been supportive and encouraging personal goals; For me it was international employment.

Overall, he is a great professor and I can’t wait to take another course with him!

Thank you.

I want to say thank you to my Health & Safety professor Lisa Guglielmi at Seneca! Thank you for making the course really interesting! It was worth waking up early for 8 AM lectures!

I would like to thank my teacher Mr. Schalk, from F.P Walshe high school.
He has a great attitude and personality. He makes every class enjoyable, whether he is teaching me math, chemistry, calculus, art, or Career and Life Management. I have been in his classes since grade 10 and going to miss him greatly when I graduate. He is always calm and patient with students, a true saint.
Thank you!

I would like to say thanks to Jamie Dyce, who taught a personality psychology this year at University of Alberta.
While I was taking his course, I learned a lot of information in a interesting way, and plus gained more interests on psychology!
Thank you Jamie,

Mr. Henderson is so much more than just a teacher to me.
Math being my weakest subject since childhood, there were times when I had nearly given up. Mr. Henderson continued to push me to it by giving me extra lessons after school. Even when I begged him to call it a day, he worked harder for me than I had endeavored.

There is always a reason behind two people crossing paths. So I consider God has blessed me to be Mr. Henderson’s student since he truly helped me reach my grandest goals, while teaching me life. “If you relinquish over a simple math test, how will you ever face the real world my dear?” His touching words and his weighty lessons is the reason I have gone from strength to strength by ultimately reaching my goals in Math.

Though Mr. Henderson has left us on Earth just over a few months ago, he has left permanent footprints in my heart and will continue to be the most influential and meaningful person in my life following my parents. I would like to take this opportunity to say thank you to Mr. Henderson for being the best educator anyone could ever ask for. Perhaps I didn’t say it enough times when he was alive.

I want to say thank you to Ms. Kerry Clark who works in Student Services at Southridge School. After receiving news about finding out I have a learning disability in grade 10, Ms. Clark has been there the whole way pushing me and always having a positive attitude. I am very thankful that I am allowed to use extra time and have an alternate setting for my tests and am very grateful that she is there to allow this to happen. Now in my graduating year I look back over the years and see that because of her my grades have increased and I have been able to become a better problem solver on my own. Thank you Ms. Clark with all of my heart, you mean so much to me!

I would like to say thank you to Norma and Jodi - the heart and soul behind the recreation and leisure program at Conestoga College.

Every day, they show up with a smile ready to teach us to be servant leaders to our communities. Not only do they teach us, but they lead by example in their personal lives too. Norma remains a close link to our community by participating in after school program creations and sitting on community center boards. Jodi is our healthy lifestyle teacher and completed an Iron Man training and triathalon program as well as teaching a full course load.

They teach us the meaning of recreation and leisure services is not all about the grades we get in our classes but about the people who we can touch every day whether it be children, senior citizens, or youth. They inspire us to be servant leaders and to reach out to help people. So I want to say thank you to them, for inspiring me to be a better person through never passing up an opportunity to live out servant leadership by helping someone else.

``People do not care how much you know until they know how much you care.`` — John C. Maxwell