Featured Alumni

Get to know our OISE alumni and see how they stand out in professions across the globe. Would you like to be featured? Email us at alumni.oise@utoronto.ca and we will help tell your story.

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Dan Zingaro on a research trip in England during his OISE studies.
Meet Dan Zingaro, MEd, PhD, Assistant Professor, Teaching Stream, Department of Mathematical and Computational Sciences, University of Toronto Mississauga.
OISE alum Tracey King.
Tracey King, MEd is one of Canada's first Indigenous human resources consultants for a postsecondary institution and a longtime member of the OISE Alumni Association.
OISE alum Glen Sharpe.
Meet Glen Sharpe, EdD, Mohawk First Nations, Associate Professor, Schulich School of Education, Nipissing University.
OISE alum Amilcar Barnett.
Meet Amilcar Barnett, Physical Education Teacher at Hunter College Campus Schools, New York City.
OISE alum Grace Karram.
Meet Grace Karram, BEd, MA, PhD, Postdoctoral Fellow, Department of Leadership, Higher and Adult Education, Ontario Institute for Studies in Education.
OISE alum Khulood Agha Khan.
Meet Khulood Agha Khan, a Master of Teaching grad and current doctoral student. She is also the recipient of the Biggar-Hedges Award in Teaching and Technology.
OISE alum Fabian Garcia.
Meet Fabian Garcia, BEd, First Secretary, Permanent Mission of the Republic of Ecuador to the United Nations, New York.
OISE alum Julie Hay.
Meet Julie A. Hay, MEd, Vice President & General Manager, International Consumer Lending, American Express.
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Meet Konrad Skorupa, MEd, Cultural Development Officer, City of Toronto.
OISE alum Carrianne Leung.
The Scarborough of author Carrianne Leung (MEd 2000, PhD 2007)’s 1970s childhood was a very different place than it is today.
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Meet Karma M. Chukdong, BEd, MA, MEd, Director, Teaching Excellence and Learning at First Nations Technical Institute.
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PhD grad Arij Elmi was a feisty kid and a larger-than-life extrovert. Then, as a pre-teen, she was confronted with racist and Islamophobic comments that pushed her inward. As a Muslim woman who wore the hijab until recently, Elmi said she found her voice again through teaching self-defense.