Sheridan College

This article is about the college in Ontario, Canada; for the college in Wyoming, see Sheridan College (Wyoming).

Sheridan College Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning


Established:	1967
Type:	Public
President:	Dr. Robert Turner
Undergraduates:	Available
Postgraduates:	Available
Location:	Oakville & Brampton, Ontario, Canada
Campus:	Suburban
Sports Teams:	Sheridan Bruins
Mascot:	The Bruin
Website:	www1.sheridaninstitute.ca/

Sheridan College Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning is a diploma and degree granting Canadian polytechnic institute with campuses in Oakville, Ontario and Brampton, Ontario, both western suburbs of Toronto. It was founded in 1967, and is renowned for its animation and illustration courses, music theatre performance program, and craft and design program. Sheridan has the second largest school of Art and Design in North America; it is second only to Savannah College of Art and Design.^{[citation needed]}

[edit] List of notable alumni

Danny Antonucci (dropped out) Ed,Edd,and Eddy
Marcos Arriaga
Jeanette Atwood, (Classical Animation), Cartoonist, Animator
Donovan Bailey
Vera Brosgol
Sandy Carruthers
Svetlana Chmakova
John Cutruzzola (Fine Arts), Canadian developer and artist
Dean DeBlois (Animation), Disney animator
Robb Denovan
Trish Doan, (Media Arts), of the metal band Kittie
Ian D'Sa, (Classical Animation), of the Juno Award winning rock band Billy Talent
Tom Freda (Applied Photography) Photographer, activist
Michel Gagné (Classical Animation),
Wayne Gilbert (Classical Animation)
Paul Gilligan
Bryce Hallett (Classical Animation), Animator/Director, Frog Feet Productions
Steve Heineman
Raman Hui, co-director of Shrek the Third
Rob Koo Head of Story, PDI/DreamWorks Animation
John Kricfalusi (dropped out) Ren and Stimpy, Ripping Friends, APC
Dan Lee (Classical Animation) Pixar Animator
Lisa J. Lennox (Music Theatre Performance), Actor
Andrew Kenneth Martin
Glenn McQueen Supervising Animator, Pixar Animation Studios (deceased)
Amy Miranda
Alex Milne
Gary Pearson (Illustration, Cartooning and Graphic Story), editorial cartoonist
Nik Ranieri (Classical Animation), Disney animator
Dale Schott
Kathy Shaidle
Don Sparrow (Advanced Illustration), Editorial Illustrator
Michael Therriault, (Music Theatre Performance), Actor
Andrew Wright

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Institutes of Technology and Advanced Learning	Conestoga^† · Humber^† · Sheridan^†

Institutes of Advanced Studies	Georgian^†

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