Launching Beyond 49 LANGARA COLLEGE FOUNDATION REPORT–2018
Index 2
3
4
6
8
10
12
13
MESSAGE FROM THE L ANGAR A CO L L E G E F O U N D AT I O N C H A I R L A N G A R A CO L L E G E F O U N D AT I O N BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2018 BY THE NUMBER S PA R T N ER SH I P S A N D EMPLOYEE GIVING C E L E B R AT I N G 49 Y E A R S O N 49T H AV E. SCHOL ARSHIPS AND BURSARIES 20 18 L A N G A R A O U T S TA N D I N G A LUMNI AWA RDS OUR 2018 DONOR S
L ANGAR A COLLEGE FOUNDATION REPORT
1
Celebrating 49 years. MESSAGE FROM THE L ANGAR A COLLEGE FOUNDATION CHAIR
2018 was an exciting year for the Foundation as we continue to support Canada’s pathways College. We joined the College to launch its first-ever anniversary campaign, Beyond 49 which celebrates Langara’s 49 years on 49th Avenue and will strengthen the College for the future by reconnecting with our community, and raising much needed funds for students. The Foundation set a goal to raise $2.5 million for student support, teaching and learning, and career readiness initiatives. We were excited to welcome an incredible team of alumni and community leaders to the Beyond 49 Ambassador Team who will support our anniversary campaign and help us reach our goal. Thanks to our valued donor community, the Beyond 49 campaign is off to an incredible start helping us to raise $892,905 for Langara students in 2018. Once again, we are proud to continue to grow the number of scholarships, bursaries and other supports available for our students. In 2018, the Foundation supported more than 800 students, distributing over $600,00 in financial aid. Our donors also helped to create opportunities to enhance the Langara student experience. One example is the opportunity to provide leadership training opportunities to our student volunteer program, VOLT. The following report highlights some of the stories, partnerships and impacts that you, our donors, have created. As an alumnus and a donor, I am proud to celebrate Langara’s past 49 years and help to build a stronger future for the College. I know first-hand how funds raised can change a student’s life and I am continually humbled by the generosity of our donors. It is a privilege to witness the impact that we have as a community. On behalf of the Foundation board and staff, our heartfelt thanks for your ongoing support. We could not do this without you!
2
Bruce Hurst CFP, FCPA, FCGA Chair, Langara College Foundation
Our foundation. L ANGAR A COLLEGE FOUNDATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Lenora Gates President, Orange National Retail Group, President & Founder, Gates Real Estate Services
Stephen Lee CEO, Musqueam Capital Corporation
Alec Maclean Vice-President & Investment Counsellor, RBC Phillips, Hager & North Investment Council Inc.
Gary Mason Vice-Chair, Langara College Foundation Columnist, The Globe and Mail
Kevin Price General Counsel and Corporate Secretary, Methanex Corporation
Jas Sandhu President and Founder, Brixton Properties
Simi Sara Radio Host, CKNW
Lane Trotter President & CEO, Langara College
Ajay Patel Vice-President, External Development, Langara College
L ANGAR A COLLEGE FOUNDATION REPORT
3
A big push for Beyond 49. 2018 BY THE NUMBERS
$10,571,415
835
2018 endowment balance
Number of students assisted
427
478
Number of scholarships awarded
Total number of donors
+
430 Number of bursaries awarded
30 New awards created
$600,236 Scholarships and Bursaries distributed
DISTRIBUTIONS IN 2018
Bursaries
$328,488 Scholarships
$271,748 Total distributions for 2018 =
4
$600,236
DONATIONS RECEIVED 2015–2018
$892,905
$900,000 $800,000 $700,000 $600,000
$515,650
$500,000
$461,553
$400,000 $300,000
$282,922
$200,000 $100,000 $2015
2016
2017
2018
SUMMARY OF TOTAL DONATIONS RECEIVED IN 2018
Annual/other donations
$764,378 Endowed donations
$121,981 Gift-in-Kind donations
$6,546 Total receipted donations for 2018 =
$892,905
L ANGAR A COLLEGE FOUNDATION REPORT
5
A giving community. PARTNERSHIPS AND EMPLOYEE GIVING
The growth of the Foundation and support for Langara students over the past few years would not be possible without our employees and partners. The generosity of our extended Langara community helps us do more, and each year we’re excited to create new partnerships and connections that help to provide the best possible experience for our students. RBC BECOMES L ANGAR A COLLEGE’S FIRST CAMPUS-WIDE PARTNER As the College’s bank for over 20 years, RBC Royal Bank has been an important member of the Langara community. This year, the College was excited to extend its relationship with RBC, making them Langara’s first campus-wide partner. “The partnership between Langara and RBC is unique, as it encompasses philanthropy, sponsorship, and on-campus presence that enhances the experience of Langara students,” said Ajay Patel, Vice-President, External Development. In addition to banking services and employee professional development workshops, RBC provided grant funding to the Foundation in support of a new indigenous upgrading program. RBC also joined the College in celebrating its 49th anniversary as presenting sponsor of the Beyond 49 signature celebration, Community Day. RBC now has a greater presence on campus, sharing their expertise and resources with our students and Langara departments. In August 2018, Langara became the first B.C. college to open an RBC On-Campus hub, providing financial literacy education programs and advice to students. The RBC team have become important members of the campus community supporting a number of key Langara events including Welcome Week, Co-op and Career Week, and Clubs Day. Langara faculty now also have an opportunity to bring RBC’s expertise into the classroom as guest lecturers.
6
EMPLOYEE GIVING AT L ANGAR A Beyond a remarkable place to study, Langara is a thriving community of devoted educators and staff. Every day, our community works together to create an environment that allows our students to grow in confidence, recognize the opportunities ahead, and realize their potential. Our employees are giving of their time and talent and many go above and beyond. From the success of our annual Support our Students celebration, to the many scholarships created by employees, the spirit of giving is alive at Langara. Together, they sent a powerful message on their commitment and passion for students and the College. In 2018, our employee community raised over $215,000 (after matching) for valuable scholarships, bursaries, and projects.
FOUNDATION PARTNERS WITH LSU FOR GIVING TUESDAY A global day of giving, Giving Tuesday is a day for people to support the causes important to them, and to celebrate the act of giving. For Langara’s 2018 Giving Tuesday campaign, the Foundation asked the community to support one of Langara’s best kept secrets and a program close to our hearts, the VOLT volunteer program. Since 2010, VOLT volunteers have contributed over 57,000 hours within the community. Our Giving Tuesday campaign raised almost $10,000 (before matching) for VOLT leadership training opportunities and other student scholarships and bursaries. The Foundation was proud to once again partner with the Langara Students Union (LSU) for Giving Tuesday who donated $2,500 to VOLT. This was contribution was in addition to LSU's commitment earlier in the year to increase support to the Foundation, which enhanced funding to their existing awards, and also provided new bursaries for students in financial need.
L ANGAR A COLLEGE FOUNDATION REPORT
7
Launching Beyond 49. A CELEBR ATION OF 49 YEARS ON 49TH AVENUE
Langara started its journey on West 49th Avenue in 1970, as a campus of Vancouver Community College. Almost five decades later, Langara College is recognized as a leading undergraduate institution with a reputation for providing exceptional learning opportunities. On October 10 2018, Langara College launched Beyond 49, an 18-month long campaign that marks its 49th year of operations and it’s 25th anniversary as an independent public college. The campaign is a celebration of Langara’s history, an opportunity to recognize and reconnect with Langarans, and raise much needed funds for student scholarships, bursaries, and College initiatives. Over the past 49 years, Langara has helped generations of students forge a brighter future through education. In support of the next generation, the Beyond 49 campaign aims to raise $2.5 million to fund three priority areas: student support, enhancing academic innovation, and career readiness. Langara students face new challenges every day. With the support of our generous donor community, Beyond 49 can support students during their studies, provide unique experiences that prepare graduates for successful careers, and assist our instructors get innovative teaching and learning ideas off the ground. Each building a stronger future for Langara College in its own way.
BE PART OF BEYOND 49 You can help us celebrate our 49th year and contribute to a stronger future for Langara College. Learn more. beyond49.langara.ca
8
TREKKING INTO THE FUTURE To launch our anniversary year, we invited our campus community to celebrate at two special events that honoured our past and created new memories for the future. On October 13, 1970, students, faculty, and VIPs made their way from the VCC King Edward Centre to the new VCC Langara campus – an event dubbed ‘The Great Trek’. To kick-off celebrations of our 49th year on 49th Avenue, we went back to where it all began, walking a portion of the 1970 trek route to campus. The trek honoured the original Langarans who helped make the campus what it is today and was followed by a campus-wide celebration and pep rally at the College to officially launch Beyond 49.
A HEALTHY START FOR BEYOND 49 The Langara College Foundation has been in silent phase fundraising since the beginning of 2017 – a traditional approach to any major fundraising campaign. We were excited to announce that we were already over 50% towards our goal at the official launch of Beyond 49 in October 2018. By the end of 2018, we had raised $1,408,555, 56% towards our total fundraising goal of $2.5 million.
A CAMPAIGN WITH MANY SUPPORTERS We are honoured to welcome a team of alumni and community leaders to the Beyond 49 Ambassador team. Led by Chief Wayne Sparrow and Dr. Lane Trotter, the ambassadors joined members of the Langara College Foundation Board to help raise awareness of Langara and how people can be part of our anniversary campaign.
MAKING SOL AR POWER POSSIBLE Beyond 49 will fund a number of projects and initiatives across the College, and two Langara students helped make a sustainability project a reality. The Langara Sustainability Club was established in October 2016 with a goal to raise awareness and take action to address environmental concerns at the College. Led by co-founders and environmental business students, Cameron Bower and Sterling Keful, the students’ first project was to raise funds towards the purchase and install solar panels for the Science and Technology building. The Sustainability Club helped to successfully fund the project through a variety of on-campus fundraising activities. A grant from Vancity and a gift from an individual donor helped make the project a reality. The solar panels were installed in September 2018.
L ANGAR A COLLEGE FOUNDATION REPORT
9
Supporting the future. SCHOL ARSHIPS AND BURSARIES
Scholarships and bursaries are a vital support for our students. As one of the most accessible post-secondary institutions in BC, Langara
427 Number of scholarships awarded
makes education possible for everyone and scholarships and bursaries make a real difference in our students' lives. The continued generosity of our donors assists Langara students on their educational journey.
430 Number of bursaries awarded
The financial supports available to students continued to grow in 2018 with over 480 scholarships or bursaries available to students. In 2018, the Foundation was privileged to provide more than $600,000 in scholarships and bursary support to over 800 Langara students, and
835 Number of students assisted
create 30 new awards.
30 New awards created
10
A L ASTING LEGACY. Susan Pike had a passion for learning, knowledge, and helping others. Joining Langara as a mature student, Susan turned her passion into a career. After graduating from the Library and Information Technology program in 2013, Susan became a valued member of the library community as a Librarian at the Vancouver Public Library and as a volunteer at the Crane Library at UBC. After Susan’s passing in May 2018, her husband Ernie Davis wanted to create a legacy that honoured Susan and her fond memories of Langara. “I’m so pleased to partner with Langara to make the Susan Pike and Ernie Davis Memorial Scholarship a reality. Susan was not only a proud graduate of Langara but she strongly believed in community giving, and the power of education and learning,” said Ernie. The Susan Pike and Ernie Davis Memorial Scholarship will be awarded to student each fall who receives a high GPA and is involved in their communities and delivers excellent customer service. Susan is missed by all who knew her and her memory will live on at Langara with this scholarship, inspiring future generations of library and information professionals to follow their passion and be giving of their time and knowledge.
A GIFT TO INSPIRE THE FUTURE. Thermal energy solutions company, Thermanex has been a long-time supplier and sustainability partner of Langara College. Thermanex installed its first-ever thermal energy technology system in Langara’s Student Union and C Buildings in 2009. The technology allows buildings to heat and cool itself, helping to reduce energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions at the College. Thermanex continues to support the College’s sustainability initiatives, and in 2018 they decided to do even more. The Thermanex technology was a new approach to sustainable energy, and they want to offer Langara students an opportunity to get their ideas off the ground. “Our direct experience with Langara’s support of entrepreneurship and innovation led to our partnership with the Foundation. We know, first-hand, that Langara practices what they teach,” said Jeff Weston, President and CEO TC Thermanex. The new Thermenex Entrepreneurship Award is open to all Langara students and is awarded to a student who has the best proposal to pitch a new business start-up that showcases innovation and entrepreneurship.
L ANGAR A COLLEGE FOUNDATION REPORT
11
Outstanding. 2018 L ANGAR A OUTSTANDING ALUMNI AWARDS
Langara College Foundation was proud to honour doctor and medical researcher Dustin Anderson, politician and pioneer for LGBTQ rights Tim Stevenson, accomplished indigenous accountant Charlene Taylor, and young reconciliation advocate Charlene Seward as recipients of our 2018 Outstanding Alumni Awards. The awards recognize exceptional individuals who have enhanced the reputation of Langara through their impressive careers. DUSTIN ANDERSON – ARTS & SCIENCE (2005) Dustin is the definition of a life-long learner. His passion for learning and mastering a topic has led to careers in two very different worlds – medicine and music. Starting his professional career as an electrical engineer, Dustin was inspired to become a doctor. With no formal biology training, Dustin came to Langara to work towards his goal, starting a 13-year educational journey. Dustin is currently completing a neurology residency at the University of Alberta Hospital and is a graduate of the University of Calgary’s Leaders in Medicine program, with a PhD in neuroscience. Dustin is also a prolific musician and songwriter.
THE HON. TIM STEVENSON – GENER AL ARTS (1972) Tim is a true pioneer and champion of the LGBT community. Coming out in 1975, Tim rediscovered his spirituality and became the first openly gay student at the Vancouver School of Theology and minister ordained by the United Church of Canada. Entering politics, Tim was also the first openly gay Member of the Legislative Assembly (MLA) elected in BC and cabinet minister in Canada. As City Councillor and Deputy Mayor, Tim helped make Vancouver one of the most inclusive and diverse cities in the world.
CHARLENE TAYLOR – ARTS & SCIENCES (1979) Charlene is a trailblazer. She has had many firsts in her career. Charlene is the first aboriginal woman to hold the title of director at the Office of the Auditor General of Canada and the first female internal auditor hired at West Coast Energy. She is the first aboriginal person to earn the Chartered Accountants (CA) designation in BC and the first aboriginal woman in Canada. In 2011, Charlene received the prestigious Fellow Chartered Accountant (FCA) designation.
CHARLENE SEWARD – GEOGR APHY (2010)
2018 Langara Rising Star Award
Charlene is an advocate for the people, dedicated to First Nation rights, reconciliation, and food sovereignty. Through her work with Reconciliation Canada, Charlene works in partnership with First Nation communities across Canada facilitating workshops and community events to create a shared understanding among all Canadians. Charlene recently established the Raven House Society, a charitable organization focusing on indigenous food insecurity.
12
Our 2018 donors. $25,000 AND OVER
$1,000 - $2,499
• Anne Muscat
• Anonymous (1)
• Anonymous (4)
• Terry & Barbara Myers
• BC Council for International Education
• C. G. Speakman Holdings Law Corporation
• David Nelson
• Compass Group Canada (Beaver) Ltd.
• Beth Carter
• Randall Nohr
• Langara College
• Credit Union Foundation of BC
• Langara Students' Union
• DA Architects + Planners
• Royal Bank of Canada
• Donald Davis
• Vancouver Foundation
• DB Perks & Associates Ltd
$10,000 - $24,999
• David McLean • Knowledge First Financial • Pacific Blue Cross • Vancity Credit Union $5,000 - $9,999
• Amardeep Dhillon • Dunbar Community Centre Association • Janelle Dwyer • Stacey Edzerza Fox • Lenora Gates • Kevin Hanson
• Anonymous (1)
• Margaret Heldman
• BC Rehab Foundation
• Horizon Landscape Contractors
• Marnie Carter • Leslie Cliff & Mark Tindle • Judy Hager • Langara Faculty Association
• Jeffrey Hsu • IsoSolutions Marketing & Management Inc.
• Shelly Nizar • Ajay Patel • Donald Purday • Claude Rinfret • Gordon Roe • Jas Sandhu • Linda Schwartz • George Stephenson • TC Thermanex Inc. • The Benevity Community Impact Fund • Lane Trotter • Robin Van Heck $500 - $999
• Anonymous (3) • Aliza and Chaim Kornfeld Foundation • Tomoe Aoyagi
• Kathleen Collins Education Foundation
• Lucinda Atwood
• Gloria Aldrich
• KD Engineering Ltd.
• Don Allen
• Gerda Krause
• Alan Brain
• Canada Helps
• Mona Kwong
• Elizabeth Carter
• Langara First Mandarin School Society
$2,500 - $4,999
• Robert Donaldson • David Drummond • Catherine Glass • Imaginus CDA Ltd. • London Drugs • Paladin Security
• Wendy Long • Ruby Louie • Jeff Lowe • Gary & Barbara Mason • Motion Picture Studio Production Technicians
• Andrea Biason • George Breakey • Jennifer and Martin Butler • Ryan Cawsey • Chimp: Charitable Impact Foundation (Canada) • Patricia Cia • Jeff Dallin • Ernest Davis • William Davis
L ANGAR A COLLEGE FOUNDATION REPORT
13
• Nora Franzova
$250 - $499
• Aaron Mitchell
• Clayton Munro
• Lisa Goebel
• Anonymous (5)
• Diane Murphy
• Daniel Nykon
• Moira Gookstetter
• Rjinder Atwal
• Reba Noel
• Norman Olenick
• Grandview Community Centre Association
• Carly Barrett
• Dawn Palmer
• Denise Panchysyn
• Darren Bernaerdt
• Kevin Price
• Esperanza Rint
• Sandra Campbell
• Traci Rennie
• Alexandra Samur
• Carol Chrisjohn
• Pamela Robertson
• Charlotte Sander
• Leelah Dawson
• Joseph Rosen
• Daniel Selfridge
• Jane Heyman
• Daniel Dolan
• Lealle Ruhl
• Jessie Smith
• Johanna Hickey
• Valerie Dunsterville
• Debra Scott
• Claire Talbot
• Ian Humphreys
• Editors' Association Of Canada
• Michael Sharzer
• Brad Van Dam
• Lisa Fisher
• Charlene Taylor
• Shelley Walushka
• Veryl Tipliski
• Leah Warwick
• Frank Williams
• Dale West
• Regina Yu
• Patricia Woods
• HDR CEI Architecture Planning Interiors
• Bruce Hurst • John Keenlyside • Garnet Klatt • Alexandra Lainfiesta • Anne H. Lippert • Long & McQuade • Alec Maclean • Recreation Facilities Association Of British Columbia • Recreation Foundation of BC • Veda Roodal Persad • Kathryn Shaw • Susan Sveinson
• Fortius Institute Inc. • Goel Family Charitable Foundation
• Minqi (Mike) Zhang
• Barbara Grantham
• Antonella Alves
• Hengameh Hamavand
• Edward Bielby
• Anonymous (8)
• Evelyn Harden
• Chiung Yao Chen
• Linda Alexander
• Cyndy Chwelos
• Suzanne Anderson
• Chad Clifford
• Jodi Appleton
• Arthur Close
• Sandeep Atwal
• Judith Coffin
• Patricia Baker
• Mike DePaoli
• Paramita Banerjee
• Chris Grass
• Donna Battye
• Pamela Hawthorn
• Anne Baxter
• Andrew Hiscox
• Nadine Beaulieu
• David Hudgins
• Eugene Belchev
• Kwela Leadership
• Jordan Berger
• Kathleen McCallum
• Samantha Beveridge
• Lyle Mills
• Manish Bhatia
• Duane Hargrave • Michael Hasinoff • Wayne Henry • Don Hill • Deland Jessop
• T & T Supermarket Inc.
• Gary Kalmek
• TNS Desktop Inc.
• Roger Kayo
• Lawrence Warren
• Giselle Lemay
• John Wong
• Donald Macdonald
• Kirandeep Kaur
• Carol Mayer
14
$150 - $249
$25 - $149
• Cassandra Bill
• Bernard Cuffling
• Philip Grant
• Kevin Koonar
• Christine Bishop
• Lysbeth Cunada
• Bryan Green
• Anu Kumar
• Erika Bissell
• Spencer Dane
• Sharon Greville
• Linday Kundert
• Mela Blau
• Mark Dawson
• Lara Griner
• Kathryn Kusyszyn
• Sandra Boehm
• Elizabeth de Balasi
• Heather Gropp
• Sheila Lahiffe
• Sylvia Borda
• Natalie Dee
• Frances Grunberg
• Kandey Larden
• Sonja Boston
• Julia Denholm
• Christina Hadley
• Janine Lennox
• John Boylan
• Janina Deveau
• Lisa Hale
• Jane Li
• Jacqueline Bradshaw
• Harkit Dhillon
• Heather Hankin
• Oren Breitman
• Karn Dhillon
• Jim Harris
• Liquid Amber Tattoo & Art Collective
• Jodie Brisbin
• Anne Dodds
• Roy Hayter
• Eileen Brown
• Marlene Dong
• Bobbie Holden
• Vicky Cai
• Ginette Dube
• Mark Houlden
• Canadian Scholars' Press Inc.
• Barbara-Anne Eddy
• Lena Hozaima
• Robert Cardinal
• Kathleen Emerson
• Bethany Hunter
• Sandra Enns
• Don Hunter
• Margaret Evans
• Elicia Hystad
• Judith Fairwood
• Betty Ing
• Benjamin Faulkner
• Glenn Isaak
• Melia Fernandez
• Helen Jackson
• Jane Flick
• Susan Joe
• Cynthia Flood
• Gladys Johnsen
• Gloria Fong
• Elizabeth Johnson
• Heather Forbes
• James Johnson
• Mary Frame
• Joan Johnston
• Andrea Frentiu
• Alex Johnstone
• Rebecca Friesen
• Akvinder Kaur
• Scot Geib
• Sabrina Keene
• Martin S Gerson
• Brent Kennedy
• Marianne Gianacopoulos
• Katharine Kent
• Laurence Carrington • Michelle Carter • Doris Chan • Wallace Chan • Margaret Chapman Kendall • Emily Chen • Mingwu Chen • Yue-Ching Cheng • Eun A Cho • Arnold Clark • Megan Clark • Ken Collins • Virginia Cooke • Julia Courtney
• Julie Longo • Darcye Lovsin • Felicia Lui • Zach Lundrie • Oren Lupo • Ophelia Ma • Cameron MacDonald • John MacDonald
• Kristen Kernaghan
• Maureen L. MacDonald • Cameron Mackenzie • Megan MacLean • Theresa MacMillan • James Martin • Dana Maslovat • Ian Mass • Ian McBain • Jake McCallum • John McFarland • Alina McGuinness • Donald McLellan
L ANGAR A COLLEGE FOUNDATION REPORT
15
• Catherine McNeely
• Sharon Rea
• Brent Sutter
• Dorothy Yada
• Phil Mentacos
• Janet Ready
• Karen Tam
• Makiko Yao
• Colin Miles
• Sarah Reeves
• Tomo Tanaka
• Morgan Yates
• Monica Molag
• Jennifer Reid
• Leena Thayil
• Selena Yee
• Robert Moloney
• Louise Reid
• Diane Thompson
• Mario Moniz de Sa
• Shonna Reynolds
• Anona Thorne
• Alexandra Youngberg
• Ruby Montgomery
• James Rolke
• Lindsay Tiemer
• Yvan Morissette
• Anita Romaniuk
• Anne Toews
• Lucy Morrow
• Jennifer Schneider
• Fulton Tom
• Carole Muller
• Deborah Schratter
• Laurie Townsend
• Suzanne Munson
• Abby Schwarz
• Mumsy Ullattikulam
• Craig Natsuhara
• Linda Scratchley
• Owen Underhill
• Kenneth Naumann
• Marie-Claire Seebohm
• Vancouver Tool Corporation
• Marlene Sharman
• Tanya Verrett
• Ron Shay
• Jennifer Wade
• Shuhash Shimon
• Anita Webster
• Naomi Sider
• Jennifer Weldon
• Bhavneet Kaur Sidhu
• Anne Werry
• Daniel Slessor
• Jonathan Whistler
• Daryl Smith
• Jane White
• Wanda Pierson
• Jan Smith
• Erin Wilkins
• Pink Elephant Thai Marine Gateway
• Kevin Smith
• Kory Wilson
• Viktor Sokha
• Nina Winham
• Alyssa Piperni
• Maeve Spain
• Jenny Wong
• Marc Pope
• Jonathan Steele
• Joyce Wong
• Kristina Porter
• Peter Steele
• Kenneth Wong
• Robert Poutt
• Maggie Stewart
• Lindsay Wong
• Ronald Prasad
• Ben Storey
• Patricia Wong
• Heidy Rahnumah
• Michelle Su
• Rosi Woodley
• Brooke Raphael
• Allison Sullivan
• Ross Woolley
• Marcela Noriega • Peter Norwood • Ros Oberlyn • Rose Palozzi • Kathy Parmley • David Pay • Emma Peake • Penny Perry
16
• Li Yu • Mary Zajac