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Governing Ourselves informs members of legal and regulatory matters affecting the profession. This section provides updates on licensing and qualification requirements, notification of Council resolutions and reports from various Council committees, including reports on accreditation and discipline matters.
In June, the College celebrated 20 years of protecting the public interest. Here’s a snapshot of some of the events that brought together education stakeholders and the public in the name of regulatory excellence.
Doors Open
The College opened its doors to the public on May 27–28 as part of Doors Open Toronto, which provides free access to 150 of Toronto’s most architecturally, historically, culturally and socially significant buildings.
College staff hosted tours for more than 400 people who visited its office at 101 Bloor St. W., as part of Doors Open Toronto. The public learned about who we are, what we do and how we set the standard for great teaching in Ontario.
Annual Meeting of Members
A panel discussion about the College’s 20-year history was held at the annual meeting of members on June 8. From left to right: Dave Cooke, former Minister of Education; Dr. Avis Glaze, former commissioner of the Royal Commission on Learning; Margaret Wilson, OCT, the College’s first Registrar; and Donna Marie Kennedy, the first Chair of Council.
College chairs past and present reminisced about pivotal points in the College’s history. From left to right: Former chairs Elizabeth Papadopoulos, OCT, Donna Marie Kennedy, Larry Capstick and Marilyn Laframboise, OCT, with Chair Angela De Palma, OCT, (centre).
Reflecting on the Past
College Registrars came together to recognize the College’s 20 years of service in protecting the public interest. From left to right: Michael Salvatori, OCT, Registrar and CEO, and former Registrars Margaret Wilson, OCT, Doug Wilson and Brian McGowan.
Photos: Denni Russel, Denni Russel Photography; Andre Van Vugt, Giantvision Photography (Annual Meeting of Members)