Residence Council (Lakehead University)
Residence Council was a student council at Lakehead University.[1]
1990, Lakehead University Residence
The council met in the fall of 1989 and decided to proceed with the yearbook project.[1]
Officers and advisers named: John Burton (RA Advisor); Kim Kennedy (Treasurer); Barb Birch (Vice Chairperson); Carol Eddy (Secretary); Rosanna Rossetti (Chairperson).
- Senior Resident's Message: The senior resident introduces the inaugural residence yearbook, listing humorous reasons why students choose to live on campus, such as early morning wake-ups, broomball games, and fire alarms. He expresses hope that the book will help students remember their time at the university fondly.[1]
1991, Res World
The council includes representatives from various residence houses and an executive team.[2]
The Res World names 14 people for this group: Christine Fisher; Mark Flynn; Donovan McKay; Jeffrey Wilkins; Jen Reid; Jennifer Guthrie; Arlene Edwards; Tim German; Cara Griffin; Jason Duhaime; Jennifer Lamb; Kelly McLaughlin; Clarissa Saunders; Tony Capuano.
Officers and advisers named: Jayne Warwick (Sr. RA); Barbara Birch (chairperson); Clarissa Saunders (vice chairperson); Christine Fisher (secretary); Jennifer Guthrie (treasurer).
1992, Northern Exposure
A student body that meets weekly to address concerns about life in residence. The student council responsible for residence life at Lakehead University.[3]
The Northern Exposure names 18 people for this group: Stacey Flynn; Mike Kirlew; Wade Young; Rein Meesters; Samuel Larkman; Allan Vice; Marnie McDonald; Ann-Marie Berry; Donovan McKay; Christine Chandler; Deb Rayburn; Deana Haskins; Christine Fisher; Scott McMaster; John Coleman; Jill Parry; Kevin McRae; Darren Gilland.
Officers and advisers named: Donovan McKay (Chairperson); Deana Haskins (RA Rep.); Christine Fisher (Residence Programmer); Jill Parry (Secretary); Kevin McRae (Treasurer); Darren Gilland (Vice Chairperson); Christine Fisher (Residence Programmer).
- Residence Life Officer's Message: The residence life officer expresses gratitude to the students who contribute to the residence community and highlights the importance of the council. She encourages students to voice their concerns and participate in meetings to ensure a fulfilling experience.[3]
1994, Lakehead University Residence
The council worked with staff to create a positive living experience through various activities. The group photo shows the House Presidents and Residence Council members for the 1994 academic year.[4]
The Lakehead University Residence names 19 people for this group: Mika Hayashi; Brighty Risk; Liam Halligan; Jeff Harrop; Julie Wilson; Julie Nisbett; Shawna Hickey; Margaret Hastings-James; Shannon Foster; Amy Caston; Loretta Skrok; Richard Swan; Adele Ritchie; Jf Lefebvre; Jenn Little; Carmen Boudreau; David Burleigh; Jennifer Punch; James Van Hees.
Officers and advisers named: Jill Parry (Residence Programmer).
- MANAGER OF RESIDENCE MESSAGE: The manager reflects on a year of growth and change at the university, thanking the residence council and staff for their contributions to the community. He offers best wishes to graduating students and looks forward to seeing returning students in the fall.[4]
- Residence Programmer's Message: A student leader shares final thoughts on their time at the university, highlighting events like Winter Carnival and snow soccer. They express gratitude to the student leaders and committees who managed residence sports, social events, and the yearbook.[5]
1999, Lakehead University Residence Yearbook
The student leadership group for the university residence.[6]
The Lakehead University Residence Yearbook names 7 people for this group: Diane (as printed); Val (as printed); Christy (as printed); Geoff (as printed); Nancy (as printed); Mona (as printed); Brent (as printed).
2003, Lakehead University Residence Yearbook
The Lakehead University Residence Yearbook names 1 person for this group: Tanya (as printed).
- Manager of Residence Message: The manager of residence congratulates the yearbook team and students on a successful year. The message highlights various events like the Semi-Formal and Christmas Parade, acknowledges the work of student leaders, and mentions the upcoming challenges of the 'double cohort' and a new apartment complex.[7]
- Residence Life Coordinator's Message: The residence life coordinator reflects on the school year from September to April, thanking the student leaders and various committees for their hard work in organizing activities. The coordinator expresses hope that students enjoyed their time and made lasting friendships before departing for the summer.[8]
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Lakehead University Residence (1990), p. 4. Internet Archive.
- ↑ Res World (1991), p. 13. Internet Archive.
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 Northern Exposure (1992), p. 12. Internet Archive.
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 Lakehead University Residence (1994), p. 3. Internet Archive.
- ↑ Lakehead University Residence (1994), p. 5. Internet Archive.
- ↑ Lakehead University Residence Yearbook (1999), p. 205. Internet Archive.
- ↑ Lakehead University Residence Yearbook (2003), p. 2. Internet Archive.
- ↑ Lakehead University Residence Yearbook (2003), p. 3. Internet Archive.