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“Death may be final, but this scholarship keeps Gene’s memory alive. Especially at the University of Ottawa, where we know that he loved to teach.”

“It’s important to consider the needs we have today, but we also need to consider the future. The best universities were built through bequests.”

“We don’t have children, so who do we leave the money to? The simplest thing is to leave it to charities or organizations that we’ve been supporting all our lives and that we’re passionate about.”

“There’s nothing exceptional about us as donors. There are many people who can do this. By planning a little, you can give back a lot and really have a major impact.”

“You have no idea how this helped me at this specific time. I was so thankful. All the interviews I did, all the events I went to, everything I experienced while I was there is 90% of my paper.”

“For me, the University of Ottawa Faculty of Law is an example of the way you can manage to respectfully combine Canada’s two languages and cultures.”

Beyond his donation itself, alumnus Paul E. Gagné has generously offered the gift of flexibility to the Telfer School of Management and the Faculty of Health Sciences’ School of Nursing.

Thanks to a scholarship generously funded by alumna Lucienne Nicolay, Annabelle Gagnon-Barnes was able to have a rewarding experience abroad.

For MD/PhD student Laura McDonell, the Audrey J. Boyce Scholarship provides not only some valuable financial aid but also a source of inspiration.

Thank you! "There aren't many bachelor's or PhD programs in women's studies in Canadian universities. Encouraging studies in this field like Ida did is encouraging a kind of passion in students who make this needed and courageous choice." – Cécile Coderre, School of Social Work professor