Rundle College Society

After 25 years since the first graduation class walked across the stage, Rundle College now has over 850 alumni currently living, working and studying in Canada, the United States and abroad. We are very proud of our alumni's achievements and continue to celebrate their accomplishments and success.

The Rundle College Alumni program was established to create opportunities for our Alumni to reconnect with each other and to encourage meaningful engagement with the entire Rundle community. We hope that as proud graduates of Rundle College, you will re-establish your connection to Rundle by volunteering as a class representative or as an executive for the Alumni Association. We also have many opportunities within our schools to bring our alumni and current students together.

Your active participation and involvement with Rundle will not only provide both personal and professional advantages, such as networking and mentoring; it is your chance to give back to the Rundle community and partner with us to strengthen our history and create traditions that you are be proud to be part of.

Stop by the high school campus and pick up your alumni t-shirt. Visit with your favourite teachers or just come and take a look at how we've grown in 25 years.

Leslie Tecklenburg

Director of Alumni Relations & Development

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Jenna Westaway '12

Jenna, a first-year medicine student at the University of Calgary, was awarded the CIS Athlete of the Year (track events) title on March 7th, 2013 in Edmonton Alberta.
Heading into the Canada West Track and Field Championships in Regina in February, Jenna was ranked number one in country in the 600m. The Dinos secured their 11th conference title with contributions from Jenna’s gold in both the 600m and 4x400m and a silver in the 1000m.
Jenna was awarded both the CIS Canada West Female Outstanding Track Performer as well as Female Rookie of the Year. Jenna had an exceptional season in her track debut for the Dinos.

Raeesa Lalani '09

Lalani’s top-seeded Dalhousie Tigers defeated the number two seed, defending AUS champions, Saint Mary’s Huskies to claim the 2013 AUS women’s volleyball championship.
Dalhousie represented the AUS at the 2013 CIS Women’s Volleyball Championship in February at the University of Sherbrooke, but were unable come up with a top finish.
Raeesa will play volleyball again next year for the Tigers in her fifth and last year of eligibility. After graduating with an Arts Degree next year she hopes to play pro volleyball abroad, or may transfer to King’s College for Journalism.

Kacy Nishimura '09

Congratulations to Rundle College Alumna, Kacy Nishimura '09, for being named 2011-2012 Academic All-Canadian by Canadian Interuniversity Sport as a University of Calgary Dino wrestler. Academic All-Canadians recipient student-athletes achieve an academic average of 80% or better while representing their university on a varsity sports team. Kacy will be honoured at the General Mills Academic All-Canadian breakfast held later this month celebrating the previous year's top academic athletes.

Congratulations Kacy, you continue to make Rundle proud.

Michael Klassen '09
David Woll/Derek Elvin, Josh Schaefer Photography

Rundle College alumnus, Michael Klassen '09 was named Canada West defensive player of the week as a third-year player for the University of Calgary Dinos football program. He was also named Dinos Athlete of the Week for his exceptional efforts on the field. As a defensive lineman, Michael has helped the Dinos lead the league in every major category. While at Rundle, Michael was instrumental in the development of the football program
that went on to win two back-to-back championships. During his time at Rundle, Michael was also an accomplished academic, artist and athlete and valedictorian for his graduating class. Michael continues to volunteer his time working with the Rundle Cobras football team and is and active Rundle alumnus. Michael continues to make Rundle proud.
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Rundle Alumni Stephen Huang (’08) and Katie Huang (’10) making a difference……

A brother and sister bring the gift of sight
Andrea Cox
For the Calgary Herald

Saturday, August 25, 2012
Stephen Huang and his sister Katie represent a new generation of thinkers. Young, inspired, smart and savvy, this duo is all about giving back, but on their terms.
"I've been involved in lots of charity work before. Sometimes you wonder where all of the monies go with these huge charities.
I really wanted to be involved and part of the process," explains 22-year-old Stephen, who is a double major in physics and computer science at the University of Calgary.
To that end, Stephen joined forces with his 20-year-old sister Katie, a science major at the University of British Columbia, and his father Peter Huang, a Calgary ophthalmologist, to create Nepal Vision - a charity founded to offer support in that country with a focus on eye health and education.
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"We ended up donating a total of approximately $216,000 worth of supplies and equipment," says Stephen.
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Alumni In The News

The following alumni have been featured in the news. Follow the links to read their articles

Aaron Goodarzi

Sahil Kooner