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SECRETARY OF SENATE
BY-ELECTION OF CONVOCATION SENATOR
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Information in respect of the candidates in the by-election to
Senate of one member of Convocation to reDlace J. B. Toor for
term of office
from
date of election to August 31, 1979.
ROWE. W. J. A.
William J.A. (Bill) Rowe, General Manager, B.C. and Pacific
Northwest of Air Canada, was born in Manitoba and educated in
Calgary, Alberta.
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It was there that he joined Air Canada
(then Trans-Canada Air Lines) as a Passenger Agent.
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He has
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held a number of management positions in Calgary, Vancouver and
at Corporate Headquarters in Montreal. He returned to Vancouver
in 1975 as Director, Sales and .Services for Western Canada in the
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Regional Office and in July, 1978, assumed his present position.
Mr. Rowe received his Master of Business Administration from
Simon Fraser University in 1971. ?
He has served as a member in
a number of voluntary organizations, the most prominent being as
National President of the Canada Junior Chamber of Commerce in
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He has always been active in the Board of Trade or?
Chamber of Commerce In the cities which he has resided.
Mr. Rowe is married and has three children.
WEST, SUZANNE
My career at Simon Fraser University was as
,a Communications Major
and I graduated in Spring, 1978. During the four years of my
studies I resided at Louis Riel House, and both worked and studied
in many departments of the University including the Audio Visual
Cen t
re and Continuing Studies,
My understanding of the University comes from that of a student,
that of an employee, that of an innovator participating in the
design and development of programs now in use at the University,
that of a graduate trying to find practical application for my
skills and knowledge in to-day's world, that of a community resident
who has watched the development of Simon Fraser University since
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the first bit of road was cut through the trees to its current
site, and that of a mother with a son who attended the Simon Fraser
University Day Care Centre, which his mother helped plan, and who
will himself in less than a decade attend Simon Fraser University.
I hope that the perspectives, experiences and skills that I have
would be of assistance to the Senate.
