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In championing the advancement of engineering and applied science
education at Ryerson, Stalin Boctor has demonstrated a level of energy,
determination, and commitment that would be exceedingly difficult to
surpass. Since joining the Electrical Engineering Department in 1971 he
has been centrally involved in virtually every phase of the drive to
professional accreditation, beginning with extensive curriculum reform in
his home department . His administrative leadership qualities have been
evident in his two terms as Chair of Electrical Engineering (1986-1996),
in his current position of Associate Dean (1997-present), and in a wide
range of specific tasks and committee work undertaken on behalf of the
Faculty. In addition to holding the associate Deanship, Dr. Boctor is
Program Director of the highly successful Computer Networks graduate
program.
Stalin's contributions have extended well beyond his own Faculty to
include the engineering profession and Ryerson as a whole. He has been a
member of several accreditation teams on behalf of the Canadian
Engineering Board, a Program Visitor for Electrical and Computer
Engineering at five Canadian universities, and a member of the Admissions
and Advancement Committee of the Institute of Electrical and Electronic
Engineers. Within Ryerson he has served on a wide range of committees
and task forces including the GPA Review Committee, the Periodic Program
Review Committee, and various search committees, among others. Stalin
has authored or co-authored three textbooks in the electrical engineering
field. For five years he was Program Manager and Technical Advisor to a
Canadian Universities Technology Consortium human resources development
project in Thailand.
Stalin received his Ph.D from the University of Waterloo and is a
registered Professional Engineer.
At this time I would like to thank Derek Northwood, the outgoing Dean,
for the leadership he has provided during his term of office. The past
five years have seen some very important achievements in the Faculty of
Engineering and Applied Science - an improved accreditation status, the
implementation of five graduate programs, and significant growth in SRC
activity, to name a few. For his role in these accomplishments, we owe
Dr. Northwood our gratitude.
Errol Aspevig
New Dean of Engineering and Applied Science
I am pleased to inform you of the appointment of Dr. Stalin Boctor as
Dean, Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science. The appointment is for
a five year term effective July 1, 2002.
Vice President, Academic
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