Administration

Chancellor
Most Rev. Ronald P. Fabbro, C.S.B., D.D.Bishop of London

Honorary Chancellor
Dr. Aris Kaplanis, LL.D.

President and
Vice-Chancellor
Fr. Thomas Rosica, C.S.B.

Fr. Thomas Rosica is a priest of the Congregation of St. Basil (Basilian Fathers). He was born in 1959 in Rochester, New York [USA]. After attending elementary and secondary school in Rochester, he received a Bachelors of Arts in Italian and French Language and Literature from St. John Fisher College in May 1980. Fr. Rosica was ordained a priest in the Congregation of St. Basil (Basilian Fathers) on April 19, 1986 in Rochester.

He holds advanced degrees in Theology and Sacred Scripture from Regis College in the Toronto School of Theology [1985], the Pontifical Biblical Institute in Rome [1991] and the École Biblique et Archéologique Française de Jérusalem [1994].

Fr. Rosica has lectured in Sacred Scripture at Canadian Universities in Toronto, Windsor and London from 1990-2008. From 1994-2000 he served as Executive Director of the Newman Centre Catholic Chaplaincy at the University of Toronto. From 1994 – 2006, Fr. Rosica represented the Canadian Bishops on the Canadian Christian-Jewish Consultation.

In June 1999, he was appointed by the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops as the Chief Executive Officer and National Director of the World Youth Day and the Papal Visit of Pope John Paul II, that took place in Toronto during July, 2002.

On July 1, 2003, Fr. Rosica became the founding Chief Executive Officer of Salt and Light Television, Canada’s first national Catholic Television Network. From 2003 – 2006, he also served as Master of Scholastics of the Basilian Fathers in Toronto. In August 2006, he was elected to the General Council of the Congregation of Priests of St. Basil and served for four years as Second Councilor.

In October 2008, Fr. Rosica was appointed by the Vatican as the English-speaking Media Attaché of the Synod of Bishops at the Vatican that focused on “The Word of God in the Life and Mission of the Church.” In February 2009, Pope Benedict XVI appointed Fr. Rosica a Consultor to the Pontifical Council for Social Communications. Fr. Rosica is also a member of the Episcopal Commission for Communications for the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops.

On December 1, 2011, he became President of Assumption University in Windsor, Ontario, a position that he now holds in addition to his leadership of the Salt and Light Catholic Television Network.

Fr. Rosica is member of the Collegium of the University of St. Michael’s College in Toronto; the Board of Directors of the University of St. Thomas in Houston, Texas; the Board of Trustees of St. Thomas Aquinas College in Nashville, Tennessee; the Board of Trustees of St. John Fisher College in Rochester, New York; the Foundation Board of St. Peter’s Seminary in London, Ontario; the Board of NET Ministries in Canada; and an advisor to the Foundation Campaign Board for Bethlehem University in Palestine.

Fr. Rosica is the author of several hundred articles and columns in numerous languages for various publications, including a weekly column for the Toronto Sun for three years and a three-year cycle of biblical reflections for the Zenit International News Service. He is a regular contributor to L’Osservatore Romano newspaper at the Vatican.
At the end of 2011, Fr. Rosica completed the three-year cycle of weekly biblical reflections on the Sunday readings for Zenit. The first volume of the reflections “Word Made Flesh: Biblical Reflections for Year B” was published in English and French in December 2011 by the Publications Service of the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops. Two other volumes, Years A and C will be published in 2012 in English and French.

Fr. Rosica has received significant awards from the Government of Italy for his promotion of Italian culture and heritage; from the State of Israel, for his promotion of interfaith relations and Catholic pilgrimage; and the Jubilee Medal from Queen Elizabeth for his work with young people. In 2003, he received the Papal Award “Pro Ecclesia et Pontifice” from Pope John Paul II for his leadership of World Youth Day 2002.

January 12, 2012

Père Thomas Rosica, csb
Fiche biographique

Le père Thomas Rosica est prêtre de la Congrégation de Saint-Basile (Basiliens). Il est né à Rochester, NY (USA) en 1959. Après des études primaires et secondaires à Rochester, il compléta un Baccalauréat en Arts (B.A.), spécialisé en langues et littératures italienne et française au St. John Fisher College en mai 1980 et fut ordonné prêtre de la Congrégation de Saint-Basile le 19 avril 1986 à Rochester. Il détient des diplômes en théologie et en Écriture sainte du Regis College de Toronto (1985), de l'Institut biblique pontifical de Rome (1991) et à l'École biblique et archéologique de Jérusalem (1994).

De 1990-2008, le père Thomas Rosica a donné des cours en Écriture Sainte dans les universités canadiennes de Toronto, Windsor et London. De 1994 à 2000, le père Rosica a occupé le poste d'aumônier et de directeur général au Centre Newman de l’université de Toronto. Pendant douze ans (1994-2006), il a représenté l’épiscopat canadien auprès de la Consultation canadienne des chrétiens et des juifs.

En mai 1999, la Conférence des évêques catholiques du Canada (CECC) nommait le père Rosica directeur général et national des Journées mondiales de la Jeunesse (JMJ) et de la visite papale, qui se sont tenues en juillet 2002 à Toronto. Le 1^er juillet 2003, le père Thomas Rosica devint le premier directeur général de Télévision Sel et Lumière, le premier réseau catholique national au Canada.

De 2003 à 2006, il a été responsable de la formation des Scholastiques des pères Basiliens. En août 2006, il a été élu au conseil général de la Congrégation de Saint-Basile et a servi pendant quatre ans en tant que deuxième conseiller.

En octobre 2008, le pape Benoît XVI a nommé le père Rosica attaché de presse de langue anglaise pour le Synode des évêques au Vatican, synode qui portait sur « la Parole de Dieu dans la vie et la mission de l’Église. » En février 2009, le Saint-Père nomma le père Rosica consulteur pour le Conseil pontifical pour les communications sociales. Il est aussi membre de la Commission épiscopale pour les Communications de la Conférence des évêques catholiques du Canada.

Le 1^er décembre 2011, il devint président de l’université Assumption de Windsor en Ontario, un poste qu’il détient maintenant en plus de son leadership au sein de la Fondation Sel et Lumière média. Le père Rosica est membre du Collegium du St. Michael College à Toronto ; du conseil d’administration de l’université St. Thomas à Houston, Texas, du conseil fiduciaire de St. Thomas d’Aquin à Nashville, Tennessee; du conseil fiduciaire du College St. John Fisher à Rochester, NY, du conseil de la Fondation du séminaire St. Peter à London, Ontario, du conseil des équipes NET au Canada, et consultant du conseil de la campagne de la fondation pour l’université de Bethléem en Palestine.

Le père Rosica a signé de nombreux articles et chroniques dans plusieurs langues pour diverses publications, dont une chronique hebdomadaire dans le Toronto Sun pendant trois ans et un cycle de trois ans de réflexions bibliques hebdomadaires pour l’Agence de presse Zenit. Il apporte sa contribution régulièrement au journal du Vatican l’Osservatore Romano.

Le premier volume de ses réflexions «Paroles faites chair: Réflexions bibliques pour l’Année B » a été publié en 2012. Le père Rosica a reçu plusieurs prix du Gouvernement d’Italie pour sa promotion de la culture et du patrimoine italiens; de l’État d’Israël pour promouvoir les relations interreligieuses et le pèlerinage en Terre Sainte ; la médaille du jubilé de la reine Elisabeth pour son travail auprès des jeunes.

En 2003, il reçut la médaille «Pro Ecclesia et Pontifice» des mains du pape Jean-Paul II et des évêques du Canada pour son leadership pour les JMJ 2002.

12 janvier 2012

The Board of Governors of Assumption University has appointed Fr. Leo Walsh, C.S.B. as Vice-President, Academic.

Fr. J. Leo Walsh, C.S.B., professor emeritus of Moral Theology at the University of St. Michael's College in Toronto, has been pastor of St. Paul's Church in LaSalle, Ontario since 2003. Fr. Walsh is associated with the Canadian Catholic Bioethics Institute in Toronto and is a frequent contributor to its publications. He will continue as pastor of St. Paul's as he assumes his new role at Assumption University effective immediately.

Board of Governors

Dr. Lois Smedick (Chair), Professor, Emeritus, University of Windsor
Ms. Moira Bellemore (none voting member), Comptroller, Assumption University
Dr. Paul Cassano, Vice-President Development, Assumption University
Dr. Stanley Cunningham, Professor Emeritus, University of Windsor
Rev. Paul McGill, C.S.B., Associate Pastor, Assumption Parish/Assumption University Board Treasurer
Rev. Dennis Noelke, C.S.B., Secretary/Treasurer General, Basilian Fathers Toronto
Rev. Dr. Joseph Quinn, C.S.B., Acting President, Assumption University/Superior of O’Connor House
Rev. Richard Ranalletti, C.S.B., Principal, Catholic Central, Novi, Michigan
Rev. Thomas Sepulveda, C.S.B., Pastor, St. Anne’s Church, Detroit, Michigan
Ms. Linda Staudt, Student Success/Learning to 18 Implementation, Ministry of Education, Toronto
Rev. Leo Walsh, C.S.B., Pastor, St. Paul Parish, LaSalle
and Ms. Cécile Bertrand (Secretary)

Senate

Rev. Dr. Joseph Quinn, C.S.B. (Chair), Acting President, Assumption University/Superior of O’Connor House
Ms. Anne Shore, Program Director, Department of Theology, Assumption University
Dr. Paul Cassano, Vice-President Development, Assumption University
Dr. Stanley Cunningham, Professor Emeritus, University of Windsor
Rev. Dr. Donald Hull, Past Principal, Canterbury College
Dr. Ralph Johnson, F.R.S.C., Professor Emeritus University of Windsor
Dr. Norman King, The Stephen Jarislowsky Chair in Religion and Conflict, Centre for Religion and Culture, Assumption University and Director of the School of Theology, Iona College
Rev. Paul McGill, C.S.B., Associate Pastor, Assumption Parish/Assumption University Board Treasurer
Rev. Richard Ranalletti, C.S.B., Principal, Catholic Central, Novi, Michigan
Dr. Lois Smedick, Professor, Emeritus, University of Windsor
Dr. Chris Thrasher, Program Director, Centre for Religion and Culture/Faculty, Nursing University of Windsor
Rev. Leo Walsh, C.S.B., Pastor, St. Paul Parish, LaSalle
and Ms. Cécile Bertrand (Secretary)

Board of Regents

Rev. Dr. Joseph Quinn, C.S.B. (Chair), Acting President, Assumption University/Superior of O’Connor House
Mr. Gregory Aarssen, Vice-President Corporate Affairs, AltaGas Ltd.
Mrs. Moira Bellemore, Comptroller Assumption University
Dr. Paul Cassano, Vice-President Development, Assumption University
Mrs. Margaret Clarke, CGA
Dr. William Fisher
Dr. Douglas Lawson, Q.C., Retired from McTague Law Firm
Mr. Fred Quenneville, Vice-President, RBC Dominion Securities Inc.
and Ms. Cécile Bertrand (Secretary)

Assumption Group

Rev. Dr. Joseph Quinn, C.S.B., Acting President, Assumption University/Superior of O’Connor House
Dr. Paul Cassano, Vice-President Development, Assumption University
Dr. Stanley Cunningham, Professor Emeritus, University of Windsor
Dr. Gordon Drake, Principal, Canterbury College
Dr. Ralph Johnson, F.R.S.C., Professor Emeritus University of Windsor
Dr. Anthonio Rossini, Director of Humanities Research Group
Dr. Stuart Selby, Professor Emeritus, University of Windsor
Dr. Lois Smedick, Professor, Emeritus, University of Windsor
Dr. Chris Thrasher, Program Director, Centre for Religion and Culture/Faculty, Nursing University of Windsor
and Ms. Cécile Bertrand (Secretary)

Alumni Association

Mr. Michael Daypuk, President, Class of 1951 elected 2010
Dr. George A. McMahon, Sr., Honorary President Emeritus, Class of 1956, elected President in 2006, re-elected 2008
Mr. Gary Wintermute, Past President, Class of 1958
Mr. Robert Britton, Secretary, Class of 1946, elected in 2006, re-elected 2008
Mrs. Marie Renaud, Treasurer & Membership Co-ordinator, Class of 1956, elected 2006, re-elected 2008
Mr. Robert Duddy, Member, Class of 1961, elected 2006, re-elected 2008
Dr. Bill Fisher, Member, Class of 1950, elected 2006, re-elected 2008
Mr. Kevin Masterson, Member, Class of 1954, elected 2008
Mr. Bill McRae, Member, Class of 1956, elected 2008
Mr. Donald Niechcial, Member, Class of 1957, elected 2010
Mrs. Joyce O’Gorman, Member, Class of 2003, University of Windsor, elected 2008
Rev. Marvin LaBute, C.S.B., Member, Class of 1960, appointed by the President of Assumption University
and Ms. Cécile Bertrand (Secretary)

Assumption Appointees
to the University of Windsor's Board of Governors

Mr. Gregory Aarssen, Vice-President Corporate Affairs, AltaGas Ltd.
Dr. Stanley Cunningham, Professor Emeritus, University of Windsor
Rev. Paul McGill, C.S.B., Associate Pastor, Assumption Parish/Assumption University Board Treasurer
Ms. Rachel Olivero, Diversity Officer, Greater Essex County District School Board
Mr. Fred Quenneville, Vice-President, RBC Dominion Securities Inc.
Ms. Patricia Soulliere, President & CEO, Soulliere Financial Group

Department of Theology

Ms. Anne Shore, Programme Director
Mr. Sante LaCivita, Admissions Officer

Centre for Religion and Culture

Director - TBA

CHAIRS:

Dr. J. Norman King, The Stephen Jarislowsky Chair in Religion and Conflict
Dr. Barry Brodie, Chair in Religion and The Arts
Chair in Religion, Culture and Health Care (in development)

Assumption Chairs at the University of Windsor

Dr. Lisa Porter, Chair in Cancer Research
Dr. Douglas Walton, Chair in Argumentation Theogy
Chair in Jewish Contributions on Western Cultures (in development)
Chair in Law, Business and Ethics (in development)

Research Ethics Comimittee

Chair - TBA

Dr. Stanley Cunningham
Dr. Ralph Johnson
Dr. Chris Thrasher
One Member from the Community ad hoc
Dr. J. Douglas Lawson (Legal Counsel)

Development Office

Dr. Paul Cassano, Vice-President Development
Ms. Cécile Bertrand (Secretary)

Freed-Orman Conference Centre

Mr. Perry Gignac, Manager/Director of Operations

Senior Staff

Mrs. Moira Bellemore, Comptroller
Ms. Cécile Bertrand, Executive Administrative Assistant/Archivist
Mr. Sante La Civita, Network Administrator

<h1>
	Administration</h1>
<div class="adminpeople" style="width: 174px; height: 210px">
	<img alt="Rev. Ronald P. Fabbro" height="161" src="img/fabbro.jpg" style="width: 123px; height: 172px" width="115" /> Chancellor 
	Most Rev. Ronald P. Fabbro, C.S.B., D.D.Bishop of London </div>
 
 
 
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	<img alt="Dr. Aris Kaplanis" height="156" src="img/akaplanis.jpg" width="105" /> Honorary Chancellor 
	Dr. Aris Kaplanis, LL.D. </div>

	 
	 
	 
	 
	 
	 
	 
	 
	 
	 
	 
	 
	 
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	<img alt="" src="/uploads/images/01%20Rosica%20Thomas(1).jpg" style="margin: 10px; width: 133px; height: 163px" /> President and 
	Vice-Chancellor 
	Fr. Thomas Rosica, C.S.B.</div>
Fr. Thomas Rosica is a priest of the Congregation of St. Basil (Basilian Fathers). He was born in 1959 in Rochester, New York [USA]. After attending elementary and secondary school in Rochester, he received a Bachelors of Arts in Italian and French Language and Literature from St. John Fisher College in May 1980. Fr. Rosica was ordained a priest in the Congregation of St. Basil (Basilian Fathers) on April 19, 1986 in Rochester. 
  
He holds advanced degrees in Theology and Sacred Scripture from Regis College in the Toronto School of Theology [1985], the Pontifical Biblical Institute in Rome [1991] and the École Biblique et Archéologique Française de Jérusalem [1994]. 
  
Fr. Rosica has lectured in Sacred Scripture at Canadian Universities in Toronto, Windsor and London from 1990-2008. From 1994-2000 he served as Executive Director of the Newman Centre Catholic Chaplaincy at the University of Toronto. From 1994 – 2006, Fr. Rosica represented the Canadian Bishops on the Canadian Christian-Jewish Consultation. 
  
In June 1999, he was appointed by the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops as the Chief Executive Officer and National Director of the World Youth Day and the Papal Visit of Pope John Paul II, that took place in Toronto during July, 2002. 
  
On July 1, 2003, Fr. Rosica became the founding Chief Executive Officer of Salt and Light Television, Canada’s first national Catholic Television Network. From 2003 – 2006, he also served as Master of Scholastics of the Basilian Fathers in Toronto. In August 2006, he was elected to the General Council of the Congregation of Priests of St. Basil and served for four years as Second Councilor.  
  
In October 2008, Fr. Rosica was appointed by the Vatican as the English-speaking Media Attaché of the Synod of Bishops at the Vatican that focused on “The Word of God in the Life and Mission of the Church.”  In February 2009, Pope Benedict XVI appointed Fr. Rosica a Consultor to the Pontifical Council for Social Communications. Fr. Rosica is also a member of the Episcopal Commission for Communications for the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops.  
  
On December 1, 2011, he became President of Assumption University in Windsor, Ontario, a position that he now holds in addition to his leadership of the Salt and Light Catholic Television Network. 
  
Fr. Rosica is member of the Collegium of the University of St. Michael’s College in Toronto; the Board of Directors of the University of St. Thomas in Houston, Texas; the Board of Trustees of St. Thomas Aquinas College in Nashville, Tennessee; the Board of Trustees of St. John Fisher College in Rochester, New York; the Foundation Board of St. Peter’s Seminary in London, Ontario; the Board of NET Ministries in Canada; and an advisor to the Foundation Campaign Board for Bethlehem University in Palestine. 
  
Fr. Rosica is the author of several hundred articles and columns in numerous languages for various publications, including a weekly column for the Toronto Sun for three years and a three-year cycle of biblical reflections for the Zenit International News Service.  He is a regular contributor to L’Osservatore Romano newspaper at the Vatican. 
At the end of 2011, Fr. Rosica completed the three-year cycle of weekly biblical reflections on the Sunday readings for Zenit.  The first volume of the reflections “Word Made Flesh: Biblical Reflections for Year B” was published in English and French in December 2011 by the Publications Service of the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops.  Two other volumes, Years A and C will be published in 2012 in English and French.  
  
Fr. Rosica has received significant awards from the Government of Italy for his promotion of Italian culture and heritage; from the State of Israel, for his promotion of interfaith relations and Catholic pilgrimage; and the Jubilee Medal from Queen Elizabeth for his work with young people.  In 2003, he received the Papal Award “Pro Ecclesia et Pontifice” from Pope John Paul II for his leadership of World Youth Day 2002. 
  
January 12, 2012 
  

	 

	Père Thomas Rosica, csb 
	Fiche biographique 
	  
	Le père Thomas Rosica est prêtre de la Congrégation de Saint-Basile (Basiliens). Il est né à Rochester, NY (USA) en 1959. Après des études primaires et secondaires à Rochester, il compléta un Baccalauréat en Arts (B.A.), spécialisé en langues et littératures italienne et française au St. John Fisher College en mai 1980 et fut ordonné prêtre de la Congrégation de Saint-Basile le 19 avril 1986 à Rochester. Il détient des diplômes en théologie et en Écriture sainte du Regis College de Toronto (1985), de l'Institut biblique pontifical de Rome (1991) et à l'École biblique et archéologique de Jérusalem (1994). 
	  
	De 1990-2008, le père Thomas Rosica a donné des cours en Écriture Sainte dans les universités canadiennes de Toronto, Windsor et London.  De 1994 à 2000, le père Rosica a occupé le poste d'aumônier et de directeur général au Centre Newman de l’université de Toronto.  Pendant douze ans (1994-2006), il a représenté l’épiscopat canadien auprès de la Consultation canadienne des chrétiens et des juifs. 
	  
	En mai 1999, la Conférence des évêques catholiques du Canada (CECC) nommait le père Rosica directeur général et national des Journées mondiales de la Jeunesse (JMJ) et de la visite papale, qui se sont tenues en juillet 2002 à Toronto. Le 1er juillet 2003, le père Thomas Rosica devint le premier directeur général de Télévision Sel et Lumière, le premier réseau catholique national au Canada. 
	  
	De 2003 à 2006, il a été responsable de la formation des Scholastiques des pères Basiliens. En août 2006, il a été élu au conseil général de la Congrégation de Saint-Basile et a servi pendant quatre ans en tant que deuxième conseiller. 
	  
	En octobre 2008, le pape Benoît XVI a nommé le père Rosica attaché de presse de langue anglaise pour le Synode des évêques au Vatican, synode qui portait sur « la Parole de Dieu dans la vie et la mission de l’Église. » En février 2009, le Saint-Père nomma le père Rosica consulteur pour le Conseil pontifical pour les communications sociales. Il est aussi membre de la Commission épiscopale pour les Communications de la Conférence des évêques catholiques du Canada. 
	  
	Le 1er décembre 2011, il devint président de l’université Assumption de Windsor en Ontario, un poste qu’il détient maintenant en plus de son leadership au sein de la Fondation Sel et Lumière média. Le père Rosica est membre du Collegium du St. Michael College à Toronto ; du conseil d’administration de l’université St. Thomas à Houston, Texas, du conseil fiduciaire de St. Thomas d’Aquin à Nashville, Tennessee; du conseil fiduciaire du College St. John Fisher à Rochester, NY, du conseil de la Fondation du séminaire St. Peter à London, Ontario, du conseil des équipes NET au Canada, et consultant du conseil de la campagne de la fondation pour l’université de Bethléem en Palestine. 
	  
	Le père Rosica a signé de nombreux articles et chroniques dans plusieurs langues pour diverses publications, dont une chronique hebdomadaire dans le Toronto Sun pendant trois ans et un cycle de trois ans de réflexions bibliques hebdomadaires pour l’Agence de presse Zenit. Il apporte sa contribution régulièrement au journal du Vatican l’Osservatore Romano. 
	  
	Le premier volume de ses réflexions «Paroles faites chair: Réflexions bibliques pour l’Année B » a été publié en 2012. Le père Rosica a reçu plusieurs prix du Gouvernement d’Italie pour sa promotion de la culture et du patrimoine italiens; de l’État d’Israël pour promouvoir les relations interreligieuses et le pèlerinage en Terre Sainte ; la médaille du jubilé de la reine Elisabeth pour son travail auprès des jeunes. 
	  
	En 2003, il reçut la médaille «Pro Ecclesia et Pontifice» des mains du pape Jean-Paul II et des évêques du Canada pour son leadership pour les JMJ 2002. 
	  
	12 janvier 2012 
	 
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	<img alt="" src="/uploads/images/S6302527.JPG" style="margin: 10px; width: 157px; float: left; height: 161px" />The Board of Governors of Assumption University has appointed Fr. Leo Walsh, C.S.B. as Vice-President, Academic. 
	 
	Fr. J. Leo Walsh, C.S.B., professor emeritus of Moral Theology at the University of St. Michael's College in Toronto, has been pastor of St. Paul's Church in LaSalle, Ontario since 2003.  Fr. Walsh is associated with the Canadian Catholic Bioethics Institute in Toronto and is a frequent contributor to its publications.  He will continue as pastor of St. Paul's as he assumes his new role at Assumption University effective immediately. 
	 
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<h1>
	Board of Governors</h1>

	Dr. Lois Smedick (Chair), Professor, Emeritus, University of Windsor 
	Ms. Moira Bellemore (none voting member), Comptroller, Assumption University 
	Dr. Paul Cassano, Vice-President Development, Assumption University 
	Dr. Stanley Cunningham, Professor Emeritus, University of Windsor 
	Rev. Paul McGill, C.S.B., Associate Pastor, Assumption Parish/Assumption University Board Treasurer 
	Rev. Dennis Noelke, C.S.B., Secretary/Treasurer General, Basilian Fathers Toronto 
	Rev. Dr. Joseph Quinn, C.S.B., Acting President, Assumption University/Superior of O’Connor House 
	Rev. Richard Ranalletti, C.S.B., Principal, Catholic Central, Novi, Michigan 
	Rev. Thomas Sepulveda, C.S.B., Pastor, St. Anne’s Church, Detroit, Michigan 
	Ms. Linda Staudt, Student Success/Learning to 18 Implementation, Ministry of Education, Toronto 
	Rev. Leo Walsh, C.S.B., Pastor, St. Paul Parish, LaSalle 
	and Ms. Cécile Bertrand (Secretary)
<hr />
<h1>
	Senate</h1>

	 
	Rev. Dr. Joseph Quinn, C.S.B. (Chair), Acting President, Assumption University/Superior of O’Connor House 
	Ms. Anne Shore, Program Director, Department of Theology, Assumption University 
	Dr. Paul Cassano, Vice-President Development, Assumption University 
	Dr. Stanley Cunningham, Professor Emeritus, University of Windsor 
	Rev. Dr. Donald Hull, Past Principal, Canterbury College 
	Dr. Ralph Johnson, F.R.S.C., Professor Emeritus University of Windsor 
	Dr. Norman King, The Stephen Jarislowsky Chair in Religion and Conflict, Centre for Religion and Culture, Assumption University and Director of the School of Theology, Iona College 
	Rev. Paul McGill, C.S.B., Associate Pastor, Assumption Parish/Assumption University Board Treasurer 
	Rev. Richard Ranalletti, C.S.B., Principal, Catholic Central, Novi, Michigan 
	Dr. Lois Smedick, Professor, Emeritus, University of Windsor 
	Dr. Chris Thrasher, Program Director, Centre for Religion and Culture/Faculty, Nursing University of Windsor 
	Rev. Leo Walsh, C.S.B., Pastor, St. Paul Parish, LaSalle 
	and Ms. Cécile Bertrand (Secretary)
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<h1>
	Board of Regents</h1>

	Rev. Dr. Joseph Quinn, C.S.B. (Chair), Acting President, Assumption University/Superior of O’Connor House 
	Mr. Gregory Aarssen, Vice-President Corporate Affairs, AltaGas Ltd. 
	Mrs. Moira Bellemore, Comptroller Assumption University 
	Dr. Paul Cassano, Vice-President Development, Assumption University 
	Mrs. Margaret Clarke, CGA 
	Dr. William Fisher 
	Dr. Douglas Lawson, Q.C., Retired from McTague Law Firm 
	Mr. Fred Quenneville, Vice-President, RBC Dominion Securities Inc. 
	and Ms. Cécile Bertrand (Secretary)
<hr />
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	Assumption Group</h1>

	Rev. Dr. Joseph Quinn, C.S.B., Acting President, Assumption University/Superior of O’Connor House 
	Dr. Paul Cassano, Vice-President Development, Assumption University 
	Dr. Stanley Cunningham, Professor Emeritus, University of Windsor 
	Dr. Gordon Drake, Principal, Canterbury College 
	Dr. Ralph Johnson, F.R.S.C., Professor Emeritus University of Windsor 
	Dr. Anthonio Rossini, Director of Humanities Research Group 
	Dr. Stuart Selby, Professor Emeritus, University of Windsor 
	Dr. Lois Smedick, Professor, Emeritus, University of Windsor 
	Dr. Chris Thrasher, Program Director, Centre for Religion and Culture/Faculty, Nursing University of Windsor 
	and Ms. Cécile Bertrand (Secretary)
<hr />
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	Alumni Association</h1>

	Mr. Michael Daypuk, President, Class of 1951 elected 2010 
	Dr. George A. McMahon, Sr., Honorary President Emeritus, Class of 1956, elected President in 2006, re-elected 2008 
	Mr. Gary Wintermute, Past President, Class of 1958 
	Mr. Robert Britton, Secretary, Class of 1946, elected in 2006, re-elected 2008 
	Mrs. Marie Renaud, Treasurer & Membership Co-ordinator, Class of 1956, elected 2006, re-elected 2008 
	Mr. Robert Duddy, Member, Class of 1961, elected 2006, re-elected 2008 
	Dr. Bill Fisher, Member, Class of 1950, elected 2006, re-elected 2008 
	Mr. Kevin Masterson, Member, Class of 1954, elected 2008 
	Mr. Bill McRae, Member, Class of 1956, elected 2008 
	Mr. Donald Niechcial, Member, Class of 1957, elected 2010 
	Mrs. Joyce O’Gorman, Member, Class of 2003, University of Windsor, elected 2008 
	Rev. Marvin LaBute, C.S.B., Member, Class of 1960, appointed by the President of Assumption University 
	and Ms. Cécile Bertrand (Secretary)
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	Assumption Appointees 
	to the University of Windsor's Board of Governors</h1>

	Mr. Gregory Aarssen, Vice-President Corporate Affairs, AltaGas Ltd. 
	Dr. Stanley Cunningham, Professor Emeritus, University of Windsor 
	Rev. Paul McGill, C.S.B., Associate Pastor, Assumption Parish/Assumption University Board Treasurer 
	Ms. Rachel Olivero, Diversity Officer, Greater Essex County District School Board 
	Mr. Fred Quenneville, Vice-President, RBC Dominion Securities Inc. 
	Ms. Patricia Soulliere, President  & CEO, Soulliere Financial Group
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	Department of Theology</h1>

	Ms. Anne Shore, Programme Director 
	Mr. Sante LaCivita, Admissions Officer
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<h1>
	Centre for Religion and Culture</h1>

	Director - TBA 
	 
	CHAIRS: 
	 
	Dr. J. Norman King, The Stephen Jarislowsky Chair in Religion and Conflict 
	Dr. Barry Brodie, Chair in Religion and The Arts 
	Chair in Religion, Culture and Health Care (in development)
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	Assumption Chairs at the University of Windsor</h1>

	Dr. Lisa Porter, Chair in Cancer Research 
	Dr. Douglas Walton, Chair in Argumentation Theogy 
	Chair in Jewish Contributions on Western Cultures (in development) 
	Chair in Law, Business and Ethics (in development)
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	Research Ethics Comimittee</h1>

	 Chair - TBA

	Dr. Stanley Cunningham 
	Dr. Ralph Johnson 
	Dr. Chris Thrasher 
	One Member from the Community ad hoc 
	Dr. J. Douglas Lawson (Legal Counsel)
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	Development Office</h1>

	Dr. Paul Cassano, Vice-President Development 
	Ms. Cécile Bertrand (Secretary)
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	Freed-Orman Conference Centre</h1>

	Mr. Perry Gignac, Manager/Director of Operations
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	Senior Staff</h1>

	Mrs. Moira Bellemore, Comptroller 
	Ms. Cécile Bertrand, Executive Administrative Assistant/Archivist 
	Mr. Sante La Civita, Network Administrator