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Advisory
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| Kirk
A.W. Wipper - Chancellor and Principal |
 Mr.
Kirk Wipper was a senior professor of the University of
Toronto from 1950 - 1988. He was awarded the "Arbor
Award" by the University.
Mr. Wipper is well known as the
founder and director of the Kanawa International Museum
(later the Canadian Canoe Museum), now the largest in
the world. One of his primary concerns is how to pass
on to young people an appreciation for our natural surroundings
and our colourful heritage. He also owned and directed
a summer camp for boys in Haliburton.
Kirk Wipper holds a number of degrees:
a Bachelor of Phys. Ed., Bachelor of Social Work, Master
of Arts, and Master of Education from the University
of Toronto, and a Doctor of Museology from Wolfe University.
He also ran an excellent TV series for CBC named, 'Walk
with Kirk '.
University of Toronto awards the
"Kirk A.W. Wipper Award " for outstanding
students.
Due to his great contribution to
Canada, he was awarded her highest honor--"Order
of Canada" in 2002.
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| Arthur
Wang - Executive Vice Principal |
 Mr.
Arthur S. Wang has been teaching and doing research since
the 1960's in China, the U.S.A. and Canada. His expertise
lies in the following areas: English, ESL, American Literature,
and Cross-Cultural Studies as a Professor in China, Fulbright
Professor in Residence in the USA at Ashland University,
Visiting Professor at University of Illinois at Springfield,
Visiting Researcher at University of Houston, and Instructor
with TESL Ontario Certificate.
His experience in administration includes eight years
as Chairperson of the English Department and five years
as Head of the American Studies Center in a university
in China; and one year as Vice Director of the Chinese
Proficiency Test Committee at the University of Houston
and CEO of the International Culture and Education Exchange
Center for three years in Canada and Chief Representative
in Canada for Upper Iowa University for three years.
He holds his Master Degree of English from the University
of Illinois at Springfield (formerly Sangmon State University),
in the USA. As an author or co-author or co-translator,
he has published fourteen books in China and the U.S.A.,
thirty-six articles in academic journals in China and
the U.S.A., and has presented twenty-eight papers at
professional conferences in China, Korea, the U.S.A.
and Hong Kong.
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| Paul
Raymond - Education Consultant |
 As
a teacher, principal, superintendent and director, Paul
Raymond has thirty years of educational experience in
Ontario. He holds four university degrees, including an
Honours Bachelor of Arts degree from Laurentian University,
a Master of Arts degree from the University of Waterloo
as well as a Bachelor of Education and a Master of Education
degree from the University of Toronto. He also holds Principal
and Supervisory Officer certificates from the Ministry
of Education.
From 1971 to 1990, Mr. Raymond was a Teacher, Department
Head, Consultant and Principal with the former North
York Board of Education.
From 1990, Mr. Raymond was a member of the Ontario
Ministry of Education's senior management group.
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