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  • 1970s

    Reverend Susan (Bennett/Moreland) McAllister聽

    鈥 Artsci'77, MDiv'00

    Summer 2025

    Susan retired after 25 years of ministry with the United Church of Canada on Aug. 31, 2024.  She moved to Fredericton, where she鈥檚 enjoying East Coast life and travelling to visit family and friends. Susan continues to teach fitness as a volunteer at the YMCA and is delighted to have more time to read and to sort through a lifetime of accumulated household 鈥渢reasures.鈥 She and her husband, Rev. Dr. Stephen McAllister (MDiv'00), welcome Queen's friends and alumni to visit their beautiful city and province. 

  • Dr. Allie Douglas, Class Note

    1980s

    Stephen Douglas

    鈥 Artsci鈥84

    Summer 2025

    Stephen is in the process of writing a book about his great-aunt, Dr. Allie Vibert Douglas (LLD 1975). He鈥檚 interested in getting in touch with alumni (especially alumnae) who may have known her, as he would love to receive any memories, stories, or thoughts about Allie and her time at Queen's (1939鈥1988), either as Dean of Women, professor of Astronomy and/or during her retirement years in Kingston as Emeritus professor. In particular, he鈥檚 interested in her role as mentor, guide, and helping hand. Stephen is asking alumni/alumnae to contact him.

  • John Weaver, Class Notes

    1960s

    John Weaver

    鈥 Artsci鈥69聽

    Summer 2025

    McGill-成人大片 recently published John鈥檚 sixth book, Adam Smith's Islands: New Zealand's Incomparable Restructuring, 1980-1995. It is the first comprehensive inside account of the turning point in global history when numerous states embarked on free-market economic restructuring, led by New Zealand. Through the lens of New Zealand, the book examines larger questions about policy dilemmas, the global flow of capital, and the sustainability of social adjustments in economic restructuring. In so doing, it casts new light on the formation and history of what is casually labelled today as the neoliberal state.

  • 2010s

    Ami Trivedi

    鈥 Artsci鈥19, MIB鈥21聽

    Summer 2025

    Ami has launched High Performa, a sales training company focused on helping sales teams close more deals and future-proof their performance. The idea was shaped by her academic foundation and professional journey, and her Queen鈥檚 degrees helped her build a skill set that blends strategic thinking, communication and leadership 鈥 skills she draws upon daily. She鈥檚 also launched a podcast, Ask For It, where she shares sales strategies, mindset shifts and real-world lessons to help sellers and sales leaders elevate their performance. In one episode, she talks about how Queen's played a key role in shaping her perspective and career in sales. She鈥檇 love to share her journey with fellow alumni who are building or leading in their own spaces.

  • Mahesh Uttamchandani, Class Notes

    1990s

    Mahesh Uttamchandani

    鈥 Artsci鈥96

    Summer 2025


     

    Mahesh has been appointed as the World Bank鈥檚 regional director of Digital Transformation for East Asia & the Pacific and South Asia. In this role, Mahesh will oversee large teams delivering a multi-billion dollar portfolio of lending and advisory projects that assist countries in Asia with their adoption of digital technologies. 

  • 1970s

    Dr. Michael Brennagh

    鈥 Meds'71聽

    Summer 2025

    Michael was recently honoured by Southlake Regional Health Centre in Newmarket, Ont. He was a physician at Southlake for 45 years and has been honoured with a clinic in his name.