List of University of Waterloo people

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The Math and Computer Science building at the University of Waterloo houses the world's largest Faculty of Mathematics.
The Math and Computer Science building at the University of Waterloo houses the world's largest Faculty of Mathematics.

The University of Waterloo, located in Waterloo, Ontario, Canada, is a comprehensive public university that was founded in 1957 by Drs. Gerry Hagey and Ira G. Needles.[1] It has grown to an institution of more than 30,000 students, faculty, and staff.[2] The school is notable for being the first accredited university in North America to create a Faculty of Mathematics (which is now the world's largest),[3][4] and to have the largest co-op program in the world.[5] The school is also known for having more company spin-offs than any other Canadian university, and as such, the university has been called the "Silicon Valley of the North".[6]

The list is drawn from faculty, alumni, staff, and former University presidents. The enrollment for 2007 was 24,342 undergraduate and 3,636 graduate students, with 977 full-time faculty members and 2,251 staff. The school has approximately 135,000 alumni in 140 countries.[2] A large number of the university's alumni were enrolled in the Faculty of Mathematics because it has become a "magnet for theoreticians and students alike".[7]

Contents

[edit] Faculty and alumni

Erik Demaine (left), youngest professor ever at MIT
Erik Demaine (left), youngest professor ever at MIT
Rick Green, comedian and member of The Frantics
Rick Green, comedian and member of The Frantics
Mark Tilden, robotics researcher
Mark Tilden, robotics researcher
Name Relationship Discipline Known for References
Agnew, GordonGordon Agnew Professor Cryptography Professor [8]
Anstett, AndyAndy Anstett Graduate Politics Ministry of Municipal Affairs [9]
Ayre, CalvinCalvin Ayre Undergraduate Business Bodog founder [10]
Batra, RomeshRomesh Batra Graduate Mechanical engineering Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University professor [11]
Beavers, KeithKeith Beavers Undergraduate Kinesiology Competed in swimming at the 2004 Summer Olympics [12]
Bell, GordonGordon Bell Undergraduate Computer science QNX co-creator [13]
Bierk, DylanDylan Bierk Undergraduate Actress Cast member on BeastMaster [14]
Boudria, DonDon Boudria Undergraduate Politics Canadian Member of Parliament and Cabinet Minister [15]
Bourrie, MarkMark Bourrie Undergraduate Historian Lecturer at Concordia University [16]
Buhr, PeterPeter Buhr Professor Computer science µC++ creator [17]
Carrie, ColinColin Carrie Undergraduate Politics Member of the Canadian House of Commons [18]
Carty, ArthurArthur Carty Professor Chemistry National Science Advisor to the Government of Canada [19]
Chan, Timothy M.Timothy M. Chan Professor Computer science Professor of computer science at the University of Waterloo [20]
Cheriton, DavidDavid Cheriton Graduate Business Stanford University professor and Granite Systems co-founder [21]
Clark, IanIan Clark Graduate Earth science Professor in the Department of Earth Sciences at the University of Ottawa [22]
Clarke, George ElliottGeorge Elliott Clarke Undergraduate Entertainment Poet and playwright; "Governor General's Award for poetry" recipient [23]
Coates, KenKen Coates Dean History Dean of the Faculty of Arts [24]
Cormack, GordonGordon Cormack Professor Computer science Dynamic Markov Compression co-creator [25]
Cowan, Douglas E.Douglas E. Cowan Professor Religious studies Professor at the University of Waterloo [26]
Cress, Paul H.Paul H. Cress Lecturer Computer science WATFIV creator [27]
Dale, HeatherHeather Dale Undergraduate Entertainment Celtic singer [28]
Davidson, KennethKenneth Davidson Professor Mathematics Fields Institute director [29]
Demaine, ErikErik Demaine Graduate Computer science Youngest professor ever at MIT [30]
Dodge, DanDan Dodge Undergraduate Computer science QNX co-creator [31]
Drummond, AndrewAndrew Drummond Undergraduate Arts Frances Hodgkins Fellow [32]
Duff, TomTom Duff Undergraduate Computer science Computer scientist [33]
Dunlop, GarfieldGarfield Dunlop Undergraduate Politics Member of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario [34]
Edmonds, JackJack Edmonds Professor Mathematics Mathematician [35]
Elmasry, MohamedMohamed Elmasry Professor Engineering Writer for the The Globe and Mail [36]
English, John R.John R. English Professor Politics Liberal Member of Parliament for Kitchener [37]
Evans, JonJon Evans Undergraduate Journalism Arthur Ellis Awards winner [38]
Fraser-Reid, BertramBertram Fraser-Reid Professor Chemistry 2007 Musgrave Gold Medal winner from the Institute of Jamaica [39]
Geddes, KeithKeith Geddes Professor Mathematics Maple co-creator [40]
George, J. AlanJ. Alan George Graduate Computer science Dean of the University of Waterloo Faculty of Mathematics [41]
Goldberg, IanIan Goldberg Assistant professor Cryptography Radialpoint chief scientist [42]
Gonnet, GastonGaston Gonnet Graduate Computer science Computer scientist and entrepreneur [43]
Goodyear, GaryGary Goodyear Undergraduate Politics Canadian Member of Parliament [44]
Green, RickRick Green Undergraduate Entertainment Comedian and member of The Frantics [45]
Hansen, AnnAnn Hansen Undergraduate Urban guerrilla [46]
Haruki, HiroshiHiroshi Haruki Professor Mathematics Mathematician [47]
Hergott, DeenDeen Hergott Undergraduate Chess International Master [48]
Holt, RicRic Holt Professor Computer science Turing creator [49]
Huissoon, Jan PaulJan Paul Huissoon Professor Engineering Professor of mechanical engineering [50]
Huynh, TonyTony Huynh Undergraduate Entertainment Internet celebrity [51]
Jackson, David M.David M. Jackson Professor Mathematics Professor of combinatorics and optimization [52]
Jurišič, AleksandarAleksandar Jurišič Graduate Computer science Professor of cryptography at the University of Ljubljana [53]
Kay, James J.James J. Kay Associate professor Ecology Associate professor of environment and research studies [54]
Keshav, SrinivasanSrinivasan Keshav Associate professor Computer science Associate professor of computer science [55]
Kraemer, PatrickPatrick Kraemer Graduate Politics Green Party of Ontario provincial candidate [56]
Kunda, ZivaZiva Kunda Professor Arts Psychologist [57]
Lazaridis, MikeMike Lazaridis Undergraduate Business Research In Motion founder [58]
Lerdorf, RasmusRasmus Lerdorf Undergraduate Computer science PHP creator [59]
MacIsaac, RobRob MacIsaac Undergraduate Politics Mayor of Burlington, Ontario [60]
Manning, ScottScott Manning Undergraduate Stunt pilot and CFL veteran [61]
Martin, DouglasDouglas Martin Graduate Politics Member of the Universal House of Justice [62]
Mattson, IngridIngrid Mattson Undergraduate Islamic Society of North America president [63]
McHugh-Russell, LiamLiam McHugh-Russell Undergraduate Politics New Democratic Party candidate for Toronto [64]
Menezes, AlfredAlfred Menezes Professor Cryptography Certicom research associate, MQV co-inventor [65]
Mitchell, ParkerParker Mitchell Undergraduate Engineers Without Borders co-founder [66]
Mitchinson, WendyWendy Mitchinson Chairman History Canada Research Chair in gender history and medicine history [67]
Mosca, MicheleMichele Mosca Undergraduate Computer science Co-founder of the IQC and the PITP [68]
Muirhead, BruceBruce Muirhead Professor Arts Historian [69]
Myers, RobertRobert Myers Professor Physics Theoretical physicist, Royal Society of Canada Fellow [70]
Narveson, JanJan Narveson Professor Arts Philosopher [71]
Neubrand, WaltWalt Neubrand Undergraduate Keeper of the Stanley Cup [72]
O'Leary, KevinKevin O'Leary Undergraduate Business Business News Network host [73]
Oorschot, Paul vanPaul van Oorschot Graduate Cryptography Carleton University professor [74]
Orend, BrianBrian Orend Professor Arts Philosopher [75]
Paré, FrançoisFrançois Paré Chairman French literature Chair of French Studies [76]
Platonov, VladimirVladimir Platonov Professor Mathematics Professor of mathematics [77]
Provenzano, ChristianChristian Provenzano Undergraduate Politics Candidate in the Canadian federal election, 2006 [78]
Redekop, DavidDavid Redekop Undergraduate Computer science Professor at the University of Ottawa [79]
Redman, KarenKaren Redman Undergraduate Politics Canadian Member of Parliament [80]
Reeves, WilliamWilliam Reeves Undergraduate Entertainment Academy Award recipient for Toy Story [81]
Robertson, NeilNeil Robertson Graduate Mathematics Professor at the Ohio State University [82]
Rosehart, RobertRobert Rosehart Graduate Engineering President of Wilfred Laurier University [83]
Roter, GeorgeGeorge Roter Undergraduate Engineering Co-CEO of Engineers Without Borders (Canada) [84]
Safavi-Naini, ReihanehReihaneh Safavi-Naini Graduate Cryptography University of Wollongong professor [85]
Schaeffer, JonathanJonathan Schaeffer Graduate Researcher Professor at the University of Alberta [86]
Sedra, AdelAdel Sedra Dean Engineering Dean of the University of Waterloo Faculty of Engineering [87]
Seet, JonathanJonathan Seet Undergraduate Singer-songwriter Released albums Melatonin and Arousal Disasters [88]
Shallit, JeffreyJeffrey Shallit Professor Computer science Professor [89]
Sider, RonRon Sider Undergraduate Theology Founder of Evangelicals for Social Action [90]
Smith, LarryLarry Smith Professor Economics Associate professor [91]
Smith, SteveSteve Smith Undergraduate Entertainment Actor in The Red Green Show [92]
Stinson, DougDoug Stinson Professor Mathematics Member of Centre for Applied Cryptographic Research [93]
Tarokh, VahidVahid Tarokh Graduate Engineering Professor at Harvard University [94]
Telegdi, AndrewAndrew Telegdi Undergraduate Politics Canadian Member of Parliament [80]
Thagard, PaulPaul Thagard Professor Arts Philosopher and cognitive scientist [95]
Tilden, MarkMark Tilden Professor Robotics researcher [96]
Tutte, W. T.W. T. Tutte Professor Mathematics World War II cryptoanalyst [97]
Vanstone, ScottScott Vanstone Professor Cryptography Certicom founder, MQV co-inventor [98]
Woods, StevenSteven Woods Graduate Entrepreneur Founder of Quack.com [99]
Zanna, MarkMark Zanna Professor Arts Social Psychologist [100]
Zeller, AnneAnne Zeller Professor Anthropology Chairwoman of Anthropology [101]

[edit] Administration

[edit] Chancellors

Dana Porter, the university's first chancellor
Dana Porter, the university's first chancellor
# Name Term References
1 Porter, DanaDana Porter 1960–1966 [102]
2 Needles, Ira G.Ira G. Needles 1966–1975 [103]
3 Pollock, Carl ArthurCarl Arthur Pollock 1975–1978 [104]
4 Kates, JosefJosef Kates 1979–1985 [105]
5 Wadsworth, J. PageJ. Page Wadsworth 1985–1991 [106]
6 Ostry, SylviaSylvia Ostry 1991–1997 [107]
7 O'Donovan, ValVal O'Donovan 1997–2003 [108]
8 Lazaridis, MikeMike Lazaridis 2003–present [58]

[edit] Presidents

David Lloyd Johnston, the university's current president
David Lloyd Johnston, the university's current president
# Name Term References
1 Hagey, GerryGerry Hagey 01957-07-01 1 July 1957–January 31, 1969 [109]
2 Petch, HowardHoward Petch 01969-02-01 1 February 1969–June 30, 1970 [109]
3 Matthews, BurtBurt Matthews 01970-07-01 1 July 1970–June 30, 1981 [109]
4 Wright, Douglas T.Douglas T. Wright 01981-07-01 1 July 1981–April 14, 1993 [109]
5 Downey, JamesJames Downey 01993-04-15 15 April 1993–May 31, 1999 [109]
6 Johnston, David LloydDavid Lloyd Johnston 01999-06-01 1 June 1999–present [109]

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