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WELCOME
Past Present Student Leaders
To the New College Student Leaders
Reunion Tuesday, March 8 2005
New College Celebrating Excellence in Education
Diversity
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Caribbean Studies Student Union
Equity Studies Student Union
New College Student Council
New College Residence Council
Womens Studies Student Union
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New Dragons

• The oldest continuously raced sport in the world,
  Dragon Boat racing began on China's Mi-lo River
  around 400 BC. Today, with well over a million
  teams competing worldwide, it is the second most
  popular sport on the planet. Poised in a 40 foot
  long canoe with a carved dragon head and tail,
  twenty men and women paddle with focus and
  intensity, synchronized to the relentless beat of
  our drummer at the bow.

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New College Orientation

• Each spring, the New College Student Council
  appoints an Orientation Chair Co-Chair to
  oversee, alongside the Orientation Committee, the
  planning of Orientation Week or Frosh Week.
  Come September, months of hard work and extensive
  planning conclude in an event packed week
  intended to ease first-year students in their
  transition from high school to university life.

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Gordon Cressy Student Leadership Awards

• The Gordon Cressy Student Leadership Awards
  recognize students for outstanding
  extra-curricular contributions to their college,
  faculty, school or department, or to the
  university as a whole. The awards were
  established in 1994 by the University of Toronto
  Alumni Association (UTAA) and the Division of
  University Advancement.
• The UTAA named the awards after Gordon Cressy,
  former U of T vice-president of development and
  university relations, for his commitment to
  higher education and his leadership in
  fundraising and community service. Similar
  qualities of leadership and dedication are
  demonstrated by the students chosen to receive
  this award students who are committed to making
  a difference.

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New College Awards
The F.E.W. Wetmore Honour Award
The Katherine Grace Baker Memorial Award
New College Merit Awards
New College Student Council Leadership Awards
The Audrey Taylor Award
The Stewart Wilson Award
The Centennial Award
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New College Student Council

• The NCSC is the representative student government
  of the College. The NCSC administers New's
  student activities and organizations with funding
  from the College portion of student fees. It
  offers a varied and energetic program of social,
  cultural, and athletic events, sponsoring art and
  photo contests, parties, theatre outings, a ski
  trip, an annual trip to a popular destination,
  and many other events which bring people
  together.

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New Links Student Alumni Association

• New Links is the New College Student Alumni
  Association, geared towards enhancing and
  enriching the student experience at New College.
  Programs include Exam Care Kits, the Mentorship
  Program, and the annual Etiquette Dinner.

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The New College Residence Council

• The NCRC Executive, with the help of the House
  Councils, organizes events for the Residence
  community as a whole from the Meet'n'Greet team
  that helps first-year students settle in on
  Labour Day and the Labour Day Monday Quad Party
  to the Holiday Dinner/Dance, the Mosaic
  Multicultural Show, the Spring semi-formal,
  Coffee House, and numerous fun events and drives
  in support of charitable organizations based in
  the local community

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GRADitude

• Twenty years ago you had to take a bat to an old
  computer to get it replaced. That's what a group
  of engineering students did, creating the first
  GRADitude campaign in 1984. GRADitude is U of T's
  - and Canada's oldest - graduating class giving
  campaign.
• Today, GRADitude continues to help students by
  primarily supporting student aid.

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New College Alumni Association

• NCAA Mission StatementTo develop a visible and
  mutually supportive communication network that
  connects New College Alumni with the other stake
  holders of New College and the University of
  Toronto. The other stake holders include the
  students, their parents, New College and U of T,
  the city of Toronto and the community as a whole.

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New Faces

• New Faces is the recently ressurected drama
  society at New College. Once a thriving group
  known campus-wide for their annual productions,
  New Faces had an almost 15 year hiatus before a
  group of New College students saw the
  construction of the William Doo Auditorium as the
  perfect opportunity to ressurect the once popular
  group. New Faces has since been alive the past 2
  years.

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