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20 10 20 12 20 11 While at Georgian, Shaun took part in every student leadership role he could, including the Board of Governors, student council and residence advising. These experiences, along with his degree, helped him become a manager at an Ontario university. "I'm not yet 30 so this is something I'm quite proud of!" One year after the Centre for Health, Wellness and Sciences opened, Paul returned to the building that bears his name with his grandchildren's school in tow. His message to the children was simple: stay in school and follow your dreams. Wanting to make postsecondary education accessible, relevant and rewarding is why he donated $2 million to Georgian. Barb is proud to have contributed to many "firsts," such as making Georgian the first Ontario college to offer on site a university degree from a non-Canadian university. "I felt it was important to expand our students' higher learning opportunities," says the retired dean. Now she works hard to keep all retirees connected. PAUL SADLON KEY SUPPORTER BARB MARSHALL PRESIDENT, GEORGIAN COLLEGE RETIREES CLUB SHAUN MCCRACKEN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION – PROFESSIONAL GOLF MANAGEMENT 2011 Barrie Campus: Sadlon Centre for Health, Wellness and Sciences opens; new cenotaph unveiled; Collingwood Campus: John Di Poce South Georgian Bay Campus opens on Raglan Street 2012 MaryLynn West-Moynes named Georgian's fifth president; Georgian earns top marks in International Student Barometer rankings; Barrie Campus: Henry Bernick Entrepreneurship Centre opens 23 GEORGIANVIEW 2017 50 FACES OF GEORGIAN