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George Armoyan (BEng’83) is a real estate developer, investor, entrepreneur and mentor. He is the executive chairman of G2S2 Capital Inc.; president & CEO of Clarke Inc.; and a founding partner of Creative Destruction Labs Atlantic

Ruma Bose (MBA’99) is co-founder and managing partner of an investment fund linking high-growth technology companies with opportunities to benefit the humanitarian sector.��

William Murphy (DDS’56) (1932–2016) was a family dentist, entrepreneur and philanthropist. He was co-founder and president of Mersey Seafoods Limited, and co-founder of the J & W Murphy Foundation, which has donated millions to various causes.��

Brice Scheschuk (BComm’94) is managing partner with Globalive Capital, an investment platform. He’s also a speaker associate of Creative Destruction Labs Atlantic.

Dr. Cathy Campbell (BPE’75, MSc’77) channels her indomitable spirit to propel herself and other athletes forward. She’s held leadership roles at the Olympics and FIFA World Cup matches, been president of the Canadian Academy of Sport and Exercise Medicine, and serves on Dal’s Alumni Association and Dal Advisory Council.

Dr. Christine Chambers (������’96) is a Canada Research Chair (Tier 1) in Children’s Pain, a professor of psychology and neuroscience in pediatrics at Dal and a clinical psychologist. She is also the scientific director of Solutions for Kids in Pain (SKIP).

Dr. Sultan Darvesh (MD’93) is a behavioural neurologist and trained organic chemist with interest in medicinal chemistry.��His research focus is the development of therapeutic and diagnostic agents for Alzheimer’s disease.

Dr. Nada Haidar (BSc’93, DDS’97) is a Halifax-based dentist, educator and active community volunteer, including at the North End Community Health Centre.

Dr. Bonnie Henry (MD’90) is a public health officer in B.C. and a globally accomplished health leader recognized for leadership around SARS and B.C.’s Covid-19 response.

Dr. Bruce Johnson (BScPH’74) was the first Black graduate from a college of pharmacy in Nova Scotia. He is also a member of the Black Employment Resource Centre in Yarmouth, which he helped launch in 1997.

Dr. Margaret Oulton’s (MD’90) scientific discovery led to the development of a test to determine if an unborn infant’s lungs had developed sufficiently for them to withstand induced premature birth.��

Dr. David Precious (DDS’69, MSc’72, LLD’13) (1944–2015) and his team performed free corrective surgery on children with cleft lip and palates in Vietnam, Tunisia, Brazil and India, and trained local practitioners to do the surgery as well. He was Dean Emeritus and Professor of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery at pilipili����.

Over the last 50 years, Dr. Bill Stanish (MD’70) has built an impressive career in sports medicine and orthopedic surgery. He is also the lead volunteer and namesake of Dal’s Oulton-Stanish Centre.

Dr. Ronald Stewart (MD’70, LLD’17) has worked in emergency medicine for over 50 years and is a leader in public health.

Scott Brison (BComm’89) is a former member of Canada’s parliament, a former cabinet minister and a former Dalhousie Chancellor.

Elizabeth May (LLB’83) is a politician, environmentalist, author, activist, lawyer and the longest-serving female leader of a Canadian federal party (Green Party of Canada).

Alexa McDonough (BA’65, MSW’67, LLD’09) (1944–2022) was the first woman to lead a political party in Nova Scotia when she was elected the Nova Scotia New Democratic Party's leader in 1980.

Mark de Jonge (BEng’99) is a Canadian sprint kayaker, primarily specializing the 200 m individual kayak event. De Jonge won a bronze medal in the K-1 200 m at London 2012.

Karen Furneaux (MScHP’06) is a Canadian sprint kayaker and Olympian, competing in individual (K-1) and team (K-2, K-4) events. At Sydney 2000, she finished fifth in K-2 500 m.

Adrienne Power (BComm’05) is a Canadian sprinter and Olympian, who specialized in the 200 m dash. She won two bronze medals for the 200 m and 4×400 m relay at the 2010 Commonwealth Games in Delhi, India. She is now a coach and mentor.

Julia Rivard Dexter (BRec’99) is a Canadian sprint kayaker and Olympian, who finished ninth in the K-4 500 m event at Sydney 2000. She has since become an entrepreneur and mentor for women in STEM as the co‑founder and CEO of Eyeread Inc.