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HANNAH CAMPBELL Human Resources Management, 2015 OWEN SOUND CAMPUS POLICE FOUNDATIONS students are on the case Georgian students tied for first place with Fleming College in the Sheridan College CSI Challenge held in March. Each team was given an identical mock crime scene to investigate — a suspected homicide in the Sheridan College residence. They combed through evidence such as a rope in the shower, an apparent suicide note, beer bottles, shoe prints, fingerprints and a torn-up note from one roommate to the other in which the deceased threatened to turn in his roommate to their dean if he didn't admit to stealing an essay and submitting it as his own. Winning team members were Robert Carr, Tracy Moohs, Joey Wentworth, Daniel Ruttiman, Joshua Hoffele and Timothy Reynen. Program co-ordinator Catherine Wareham said her students were well prepared for the event. "First, they understood how to gather evidence and how to connect the pieces. Second, they have practised team skills so they were able to work together effectively." Women's volleyball team captain Hannah Campbell was named a Canadian Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) All-Canadian after a tremendous season with the Grizzlies in 2015. "It's by far the biggest award I've received in my five years of playing volleyball for Georgian so I felt very accomplished and honoured," says Hannah. She was also an Ontario Colleges Athletic Association east division first team all-star, registering a career high 216 points. She was among the OCAA's league leaders in points, kills, serving aces and blocks. She finishes her career second on the OCAA's all-time career blocks list with 221. Reflecting on her time as a Grizzly, Hannah says her highlights include hosting the OCAA championships at Georgian during her second year and a playoff game against St. Clair College to get into the OCAA championship in her fourth year. Not ready to retire from volleyball, she hopes to play in a league and pursue coaching. 23 GEORGIANVIEW 2015 STUDENTS IN THE NEWS