Sheridan College

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Sheridan College Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning


Motto	I Choose (current ad campaign)
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.

1 List of alumni
2 Faculty
3 See also
4 External links

[edit] List of alumni

Ian D'Sa, (Classical Animation), of the Juno Award winning rock band Billy Talent
Michael Therriault, (Music Theatre Performance), Actor
David Mee, (Theatre Arts - Technical Production), Entertainment Technician, Carnival Cruiselines
Mark Lavell,(Theatre Arts- Technical Production), Freelance/Tourning Technician, Carnival Cruiselines
Rashed Ahmad, (Computer Science Technology / Enterprise Database Management), Software Developer
Devan Estey, (Theatre Arts - Technical Production), Service Technician, PRG Lighting
Ben Malone, (Theatre Arts - Technical Production), Freelance/Touring Sound Engineer
Vincent Ang, Interactive Multimedia
Jeanette Atwood, (Classical Animation), Cartoonist, Animator
Thea Browne (Architectural Technology), Part-time instructor at Sheridan, Consultant
Tim Cerantola (Cartooning and Graphic Story), editorial cartoonist
John Cutruzzola (Fine Arts), Canadian developer and artist
Lisa J. Lennox (Music Theatre Performance), Actor
Jarek Domaradzki (Business), founder CEO VMovement
Michel Gagné (Classical Animation),
Bryce Hallett (Classical Animation), Animator/Director, Frog Feet Productions
John Kricfalusi (dropped out) Ren and Stimpy, Ripping Friends, APC
Leif Madsen (Telecommunications Technology), co-author of 'Asterisk: The Future of Telephony' (see Asterisk PBX)
Ali Maleki, (Advanced Film and Television), Cinematography
Duncan Marjoribanks(Classical Animation), Disney animator
Michael McDonnell (Cartooning and Graphic Story), editorial cartoonist, caricature artist website = [1]
Keith Moreau
Gary Pearson (Illustration, Cartooning and Graphic Story), editorial cartoonist
Dave Quesnelle (Classical Animation), Disney animator
Nik Ranieri. (Classical Animation), Disney animator
Don Sparrow (Advanced Illustration), Editorial Illustrator
Varun Shrivastava (Mechanical Engineering Technology), Electrical/Mechanical Technologist
Nathan Walpole (Classical Animation), Lead Animator for video game developer, Bungie Studios.
Jeff Wilson (Cartooning and Graphic Story). [2]

[edit] Faculty

Joe Morse, Illustration
Claire Ironside, Illustration
Julia Breckenreid, Illustration
Sandra Dionisi, Illustration
Thom Sevalrud, Illustration
Kathryn Adams, Illustration
Clemente Botelho, Illustration
Doug Donald, Illustration
Ian Stewart, Illustration
Ted Zourntos, Illustration
James Bailey, architectural technology
Mark Kurdi, architectural technology
Vaughan Smith, architectural technology
Ken Snell, architectural technology
Bob Topping, architectural technology
Dave Wackerlin, architectural technology
Dave Quesnelle, classical animation
Tony Tarantini, classical animation
Natalie Turner, classical animation
Peter Emslie, classical animation
Paul Angellini, senior seminar
Paul Vermeersch, creative writing
John Karolyi, computer science technology
John Purcell, computer science technology
Paul Toms, computer science technology
Fadi Shalabi, computer science technology
William Farkas, telecommunications technology
Felix Carapaica, telecommunications technology

Former faculty

[edit] See also

List of colleges in Ontario

[edit] External links

	Ontario colleges edit
Colleges of Applied Arts and Technology
Algonquin \| Boréal \| Cambrian \| Canadore \| Centennial \| Confederation \| Durham \| Fanshawe \| Fleming \| George Brown \| La Cité \| Lambton \| Loyalist \| Michener \| Mohawk \| Niagara \| Northern \| St. Clair \| St. Lawrence \| Sault \| Seneca
Institutes of Technology and Advanced Learning
Conestoga \| Humber \| Sheridan
Institutes of Advanced Studies and University Partnerships
Georgian
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