List of Wilfrid Laurier University people

Wilfrid Laurier University is a public university located in Waterloo, Ontario, Canada, and was founded in 1911 as the Evangelical Lutheran Seminary of Canada and later Waterloo Lutheran University. It was renamed Wilfrid Laurier University in 1973 by the Government of Ontario under the Wilfrid Laurier University Act in 1973.[1] The school is one of the fastest-growing universities in Canada; its enrollment doubled from 2002 to 2007, and it has 12,000 full-time undergraduate students as of 2008.[2] Wilfrid Laurier University also has two satellite campuses in Brantford and Kitchener, both in Ontario.[3][4]

Wilfrid Laurier University's main campus in Waterloo, Ontario

People associated with Wilfrid Laurier University include faculty, alumni, staff, honorary degree recipients, chancellors, and presidents. The university has had nine chancellors, including the incumbent Michael Lee-Chin. Wilfrid Laurier University has had seven presidents, including the incumbent Max Blouw, who has served in this position since 2007.

Alumni and faculty

Fields with a — have unknown values.

Alumni

Heather Munroe-Blum, principal of McGill University

Shad, hip hop musician

Name	Relationship	Discipline	Known for	Notes
Harold Albrecht	Undergraduate	General	Member of Parliament	[5]
Dean Allison	Undergraduate	Economics	Conservative member of Parliament	[6]
Ted Arnott	Undergraduate	Business administration	Progressive Conservative member of the Ontario Provincial Parliament	[7]
Matte Babel	Undergraduate	Communications	MuchMusic VJ	[8]
Paul Bennett	Undergraduate	Sports	Canadian Football League defensive back	[9]
Mary Berg	Undergraduate	History and English	Chef, television personality, cookbook author	[10]
David Black	Undergraduate	English and anthropology	Canadian Football League offensive lineman	[11]
Robert Boyce	Undergraduate	Economics	Senior lecturer at London School of Economics	[12]
Nikola Budalić	Undergraduate	MBA	Soccer player	[13]
Glen Chorny	Undergraduate	Business and history	Poker player	[14]
Rod Connop	Undergraduate	Sports	Canadian Football League offensive lineman	[15]
Sean Conway	Undergraduate	Politics	Legislative Assembly of Ontario member	[16]
Jean Crowder	Undergraduate	Psychology	Politician	[17]
Bill Downe	Undergraduate	Business	Bank of Montreal president and CEO	[18]
Cindy Eadie	Undergraduate	Economics	Hockey goaltender	[19]
John Estacio	Undergraduate	Composition	Composer	[20]
Ken Evraire	Undergraduate	Communication studies	Television journalist	[21]
John Glassford	Undergraduate	Sports	Canadian Football League linebacker	[22]
Corey Grant	Undergraduate	Sports	Canadian Football League wide receiver	[23]
Raj Grewal	Undergraduate	Business	Member of Parliament	[11]
Paul Heinbecker	Research fellow	Politics	Canadian ambassador to the United Nations	[24]
Lyndon Hooper	Undergraduate	Physical education	Soccer player	[25]
Paul James	Undergraduate	Sociology	Soccer analyst	[26]
Carl Klinck	Undergraduate	General	Waterloo College professor	[27]
Dave Knechtel	Undergraduate	Economics	Canadian Football League defensive tackle	[28]
Jenna Lambert	Undergraduate	Athlete	Swam across Lake Ontario despite having cerebral palsy	[29]
William C. Leggett	Undergraduate	General	Queen's University principal	[30]
Dave Levac	Undergraduate	—	Member of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario	[31]
Ian Logan	Undergraduate	Sports	Canadian Football League safety	[32]
Peter Mackie	Undergraduate	Sports	Waterloo Warriors head coach	[33]
Brian Masse	Undergraduate	Sociology	Member of the House of Commons of Canada	[34]
Chuck McMann	Undergraduate	Psychology	Canadian Football League player	[35]
Ted McMeekin	Graduate	Social work	Member of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario	[36]
Jacob Moon	Undergraduate	Music	Singer-songwriter	[37]
Heather Munroe-Blum	Graduate	Social work	McGill University principal	[38]
Cheryl Pounder	Undergraduate	Sports	Two-time Olympic Gold Medalist - Ice Hockey	[39]
Jim Reid	Undergraduate	Sports	CFL player	[40]
Damien Robitaille	Undergraduate	Classical music	Musician	[41]
Anthony Rota	Undergraduate	Politics	House of Commons of Canada member	[42]
Donnie Ruiz	Undergraduate	Sports	Canadian Football League free safety	[43]
Jeffrey Ryan	Undergraduate	Music	Composer	[44]
Shad	Undergraduate	Business	Hip hop musician	[45]
Doug Smith	Undergraduate	Sports	Canadian Football League offensive lineman	[46]
Charles Sousa	Undergraduate	Business	Canadian Member of Provincial Parliament	[47]
Lance Storm	Undergraduate	Business	World Wrestling Entertainment professional wrestler	[48]
Andre Talbot	Undergraduate	Sports	Canadian Football League wide receiver	[49]
Kenneth Tam	Graduate	History	Science-fiction author	[50]
Keegan Connor Tracy	Undergraduate	Social psychology	Actress	[51]
Ian Troop	Undergraduate	Business	CEO, 2015 Pan Am Games	[52]
Larry Uteck	Graduate	Sports	Canadian Football League player	[53]
Chris Van Vliet	Undergraduate	Communications	Television personality and journalist	[54]
Andrew Witer	Undergraduate	—	Member of the House of Commons of Canada	[55]
Stephen Woodworth	Undergraduate	Law	Politician	[56]
Carolyn A. Wilkins	Undergraduate	Economics	Economist and first woman to serve as Deputy Governor of the Bank of Canada	[57]

Faculty

Name	Relationship	Discipline	Known for	Notes
Kimberly Barber	Professor	Opera	Mezzo-soprano and vocal pedagogue	[58]
Marie Bountrogianni	Assistant professor	—	Member of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario	[59]
Phelim Boyle	Professor	Finance	Initiating the use of Monte Carlo methods in option pricing	[60]
Jim Breithaupt	Board of Governors member	—	Member of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario	[61]
Terry Copp	Professor emeritus	Military history	Professor	[62]
Craig Fleisher	Professor	Economics	Researcher	[63]
Walter Hachborn	Board of Governors member	—	Co-founder of Home Hardware	[64]
Brian Henderson	Director of Laurier Press	—	Poet	[65]
Shohini Ghose	Professor		Physics	[66]
Carroll H. Little	Professor	Theology	Acting president[67] of Evangelical Lutheran Seminary and Waterloo College, 1918-1920, 1929-1931, and 1942-1944	[68]
Morgan Holmes	Professor	Sociology	Intersex activist and scholar	[69]
Tuffy Knight	Coach	Sports	Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks head coach	[70]
John Warwick Montgomery	Chairman	History	Chairman of the Department of History	[71]
Kim Ondaatje	Lecturer	Literature	Part-time lecturer	[72]
John Reimer	Board of Governors member	—	Member of Parliament	[73]
Adele Reinhartz	Dean	Literature	Dean of Graduate Studies and Research	[74]
Roger Sarty	Professor	Military history	Canadian Forces Maritime Command historian	[75]
Lindsay Shepherd	Teaching assistant	Communication studies	Free-speech activism	[76]
Linda Catlin Smith	Professor	Music theory	Professor of composition Wilfrid Laurier	[77]
Andrew Telegdi	Board of Governors member	—	Former Liberal Member of Parliament in the House of Commons of Canada (1993-2008)	[78]
Norman Wagner	Dean of graduate studies	Literature	Archaeologist	[79]
Darren Wershler-Henry	Assistant professor	Communication studies	Experimental poet	[80]

Honorary degree recipients

DDiv – Doctor of Divinity; DLitt – Doctor of Letters; LLD – Doctor of Laws

Jean Chrétien, former Prime Minister of Canada

Deborah Ellis, recipient of the Governor General's Award for English language children's literature

Richard Goldstone, South African judge

George Hees, politician

Name	Degree	Year	Known for	Notes
John Black Aird	LLD	November 1975	Lieutenant Governor of Ontario, Canada	[81]
Raffi Armenian	LLD	June 1991	Conductor, pianist, composer, and teacher	[82]
Lloyd Axworthy	LLD	June 2008	Minister of Foreign Affairs of Canada	[83]
Thomas Axworthy	LLD	June 2003	Principal Secretary of Canada	[84]
Maude Barlow	DLitt	June 2004	National chairperson of The Council of Canadians	[85]
James Bartleman	LLD	June 2007	Lieutenant-Governor of Ontario	[86]
Derek Burney	LLD	June 1998	Progressive Conservative Party of Canada political strategist	[87]
Micheline Charest	LLD	June 1997	Founder of Cookie Jar Group	[88]
David Barr Chilton	DLitt	June 2006	Author and self-publisher of The Wealthy Barber	[89]
Jean Chrétien	LLD	May 1981	Prime Minister of Canada	[90]
John E. Cleghorn	LLD	October 1991	Chief executive officer of Royal Bank of Canada	[91]
Terry Copp	LLD	June 2005	Professor at Wilfrid Laurier University	[92]
Thomas d'Aquino	LLD	June 2002	Chief executive officer of Canadian Council of Chief Executives	[93]
Maureen Kempston Darkes	LLD	June 1998	General Motors vice president	[94]
William Grenville Davis	LLD	October 1963	Progressive Conservative Premier of Ontario	[95]
Paul Desmarais	LLD	May 1979	Fifth richest person in Canada	[96]
John George Diefenbaker	LLD	November 1968	Prime Minister of Canada	[97]
Pat Doherty	DLitt	October 1993	Vice president of Sinn Féin	[98]
Howard Dyck	LLD	May 1996	Conductor and broadcaster	[99]
Deborah Ellis	DLitt	June 2005	Winner of the Governor General's Award	[100]
John English	DLitt	May 1992	Academic	[101]
Willard Zebedee Estey	LLD	May 1977	Justice of the Supreme Court of Canada	[102]
John Robert Evans	LLD	May 1975	Chairman of the Rockefeller Foundation	[103]
Timothy Findley	DLitt	June 2001	Novelist and playwright	[104]
Donald Methuen Fleming	LLD	October 1967	Official of the International Monetary Fund	[105]
Maureen Forrester	LLD	November 1975	Operatic contralto	[105]
Franklin Clark Fry	LLD	October 1963	Lutheran clergyman	[106]
Richard Goldstone	LLD	October 1995	South African judge	[107]
Buzz Hargrove	LLD	June 2004	National president of the Canadian Auto Workers	[108]
George Harris Hees	LLD	May 1961	Politician	[109]
Paul Heinbecker	LLD	May 1993	Canadian ambassador to the United Nations	[110]
James Hillier	LLD	May 2002	Built the first electron microscope in North America	[111]
Mel Hurtig	LLD	October 1985	President of the Art Gallery of Alberta	[112]
Diamond Jenness	LLD	May 1962	Anthropology	[113]
Russell Johnson	LLD	June 2003	Actor, played "The Professor" on Gilligan's Island	[114]
Urho Kaleva Kekkonen	LLD	October 1961	Prime Minister of Finland	[115]
Anton Kuerti	DLitt	June 2005	Concert pianist	[116]
John Francis Leddy	LLD	November 1972	President of the University of Windsor	[117]
Michael Lee-Chin	LLD	October 2008	Executive of AIC Limited	[118]
William Leggett	LLD	October 1994	Principal of Queen's University	[119]
Stephen Lewis	LLD	May 1988	Social science scholar-in-residence at McMaster University	[120]
Arthur Reginald Marsden Lower	DLitt	May 1964	Royal Navy officer	[121]
William Ross Macdonald	LLD	May 1964	Lieutenant Governor of Ontario	[122]
Allan Joseph MacEachen	LLD	October 1976	Deputy Prime Minister of Canada	[123]
Hugh MacLennan	DLitt	October 1961	Recipient of the Governor General's Award	[124]
Paul Joseph James Martin	LLD	May 1967	Politician	[125]
Paul Martin	LLD	June 2001	Governor General's Award	[126]
Burton Matthews	LLD	June 1996	President of the University of Guelph	[127]
Marnie McBean	LLD	June 1999	Rower at the 2000 Summer Olympics	[128]
Jack McClelland	DLitt	May 1994	Publisher	[129]
Loreena McKennitt	DLitt	December 2002	Celtic music singer	[130]
Walter McLean	LLD	May 1995	Member of Parliament	[131]
Norah Evangeline Michener	LLD	November 1969	Wife of Governor General of Canada	[132]
Charles Hibbert Millard	LLD	May 1970	Trade union activist	[133]
John A. Miller	DDiv	May 1966	Roller coaster designer	[134]
Heather Munroe-Blum	LLD	October 2005	Principal of McGill University	[135]
Jan Narveson	DLitt	May 1989	Professor at University of Waterloo	[136]
Peter C. Newman	LLD	May 1983	Journalist	[137]
Christopher Newton	DLitt	June 1997	Artistic director of the Shaw Festival	[138]
Landon Pearson	LLD	May 1995	Canadian senator	[139]
Lester Bowles Pearson	LLD	December 1964	Prime Minister of Canada	[140]
John A. Pollock	LLD	October 2001	Chancellor of Wilfrid Laurier University	[141]
Jack Rabinovitch	LLD	October 2007	Founder of the Scotiabank Giller Prize	[142]
John Parmenter Robarts	LLD	May 1971	Premier of Ontario	[143]
Philip Bernard Rynard	LLD	October 1979	Physician, surgeon, and politician	[144]
Nafis Sadik	LLD	October 1995	Special adviser to the Secretary-General of the United Nations	[145]
Edward Togo Salmon	DLitt	November 1974	Ancient historian	[146]
Myron S. Scholes	LLD	October 2005	Co-author of the Black–Scholes model	[147]
Carol Shields	DLitt	October 2000	Recipient of the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction	[148]
Joseph Roberts Smallwood	LLD	May 1962	Premier of Newfoundland	[149]
Edna Staebler	DLitt	October 1984	Cookbook author	[150]
Mark Starowicz	DLitt	June 2001	Journalist and producer	[151]
David Strangway	LLD	June 1997	Founder of Quest University	[152]
John Sweeney	LLD	May 1992	Politician and educator	[153]
Frank Turner	LLD	October 2001	Member of the Million Dead band	[154]
Kurt Waldheim	LLD	May 1974	Secretary-General of the United Nations	[155]
David James Walker	LLD	May 1976	Politician	[156]
Pamela Wallin	DLitt	June 1999	Television journalist	[157]
Patrick Watson	LLD	October 1989	Broadcaster, author, and commentator	[158]
Sheila Watt-Cloutier	LLD	October 2008	Inuit activist	[159]
Rudy Wiebe	DLitt	June 1991	Professor at the University of Alberta	[160]
Eric Alfred Winkler	LLD	November 1974	Politician	[161]
Klaus Woerner	LLD	October 1999	Founder of ATS Automation Tooling Systems	[162]
John Yaremko	LLD	May 1969	Member of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario	[163]

Administration

Chancellors

Wilfrid Laurier University has had eleven chancellors.[164]

Maureen Forrester, the university's fifth chancellor

#	Name	Term
1	William Daum Euler	May 20, 1961 – July 1961
2	Ross Macdonald	December 6, 1964 – June 1972
3	Paul Martin Sr.	June 1972 – April 30, 1977
4	John Black Aird	July 4, 1977 – July 3, 1985
5	Maureen Forrester	May 25, 1986 – May 29, 1990
6	Willard Estey	July 12, 1990 – October 30, 1995
7	John Cleghorn	October 27, 1996 – June 10, 2003
8	Bob Rae	September 1, 2003 – March 30, 2008
9	John A. Pollock	March 31, 2008 – Oct 27, 2011
10	Michael Lee-Chin	Oct 28, 2011 – Sept 13, 2016
11	Eileen Mercier	Sept 14, 2016 - Current

Presidents

Wilfrid Laurier University has had eight presidents.[165]

#	Name	Term
1	William Villaume	1960–1966
2	Frank Peters	1967–1978
3	Neale Tayler	1978–1982
4	John A. Weir	1982–1992
5	Lorna Marsden	1992–1997
6	Robert Rosehart	1997–2006
7	Max Blouw	2007–2017
8	Deborah MacLatchy	2017–present

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