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ONTARIO (62%)
75
Carleton University......................... 1
McMaster University....................... 1
Queen’s University. ...................... 22
Ryerson University.......................... 1
University of Guelph....................... 1
University of Ottawa....................... 1
University of Toronto,
St. George.................................. 21
University of Toronto,
Mississauga.................................. 1
University of Waterloo.................... 2
Western University....................... 22
Wilfrid Laurier University................ 2
CANADA (16%)
20
Acadia University............................ 1
Dalhousie University....................... 4
McGill University............................ 8
St. Francis Xavier University........... 2
University of British Columbia........ 4
University of King’s College............ 1
UNITED STATES (14%)
17
Barnard College ............................. 1
Cornell University........................... 2
Harvard University.......................... 1
Johns Hopkins University ............... 1
New England Conservatory ........... 1
New York University....................... 1
Northeastern University ................ 1
Pepperdine University .................... 1
Stanford University......................... 1
Skidmore College .......................... 1
Trinity College Connecticut............. 1
Tufts University............................... 1
University of California, Berkeley.....1
University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill.................................... 1
University of Pennsylvania.............. 1
University of Southern California.... 1
INTERNATIONAL (7%)
8
King’s College London.................... 2
Royal College of Surgeons
in Ireland...................................... 2
University of Bristol........................ 1
University of Kent........................... 1
University of St. Andrews.............. .2
2015 Destinations & Areas of Study
Accounting (1), Architectural Studies (1), Arts/Humanities/Liberal Arts (.25), Biomedical Science (7), Business Administration/Commerce/Management (14),
Concurrent Education (2), Creative Industries (1), Dentistry (1), Economics (1), Engineering (Electrical) (1), Engineering (General) (1), Engineering (Mechanical) (1),
Engineering (Track One) (2), Foundation Program (1), Health Studies (1), International Labour Relations (2), Journalism (1), Kinesiology (5), Law (2), Life Sciences (7),
Literature and Creative Writing (8), Media Studies (1), Medicine (3), Science (17), Social Science (11), Vocal Performance (1), Gap Year (1).
Total: 121
Areas of Study
Celebrate
the legacy of the 2016 graduates
by making a gift to the
Class of 2016 Endowment
Call Jane Lovett at 416.482.4707
or visit
www.havergal.on.ca/supportLauren Wilcox
University of Toronto, Engineering
As Head Junior Don in her graduating year,
Lauren and the Junior Don Boarding team
planned many fun and engaging events for the
Boarding community. She enjoyed her time living
at Havergal because of the sense of community
she felt with her fellow Boarders, who became her family away from
home. “What I learned during my time at Havergal is that the more
you put into something, the more you get out of it,” says Lauren. She is
currently studying Engineering at the University of Toronto, where she
is interested in learning more about the environment and sustainability.
She thanks her Grade 12 Physics teacher for fostering her passion for
science and the environment.
Karishma Singh
Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland,
Medicine
Karishma describes her time at Havergal as
“confidence building.” During her six years in
the Upper School, she enjoyed participating in
many of the co-curricular opportunities available
at the school such as the Environment Club, the volleyball team, the
basketball team and the Derrydown Saturday Community Partnership
(in which she led activities for young students with varying physical and
intellectual abilities). She was also Co-Head of Beatstock, a student-
organized music event in support of one of the school’s community
partnerships, and led her House as House Captain. In her graduating
year, Karishma was the recipient of the J. Herbert Mason Medal, which
is the school’s highest character award. Currently studying medicine at
Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland, Karishma attributes her love of
chemistry to her science teachers.
Orli Silverberg
Western University, Medical Sciences and
Ivey Program; Scholar’s Electives Program
As the daughter of an Old Girl, Orli knew that
Havergal was the right fit for her. As a violinist,
she welcomed the many opportunities she
was given to perform at school, whether with
the Senior Orchestra, with the Chamber Group or during Prayers.
Outside Havergal, Orli was a member of the Toronto Symphony Youth
Orchestra and The Phil and Eli Taylor Performance Academy for Young
Artists. She was also active in Havergal athletics as a member of the
swimming, volleyball, soccer and track & field teams. In her senior
year, Orli developed a community partnership with Holland Bloorview
Kids Rehabilitation Hospital in which students performed music for
the young patients of Bloorview. Currently, Orli is studying at Western
University in the Medical Sciences and Ivey program; she is proud to be
a member of the university’s exclusive Scholar’s Electives program.
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