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Celebrating a Milestone
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Canterbury College is pleased to congratulate the University of Windsor on the occasion of its 50th anniversary.
We are proud of our partnership as an affiliated college of the University since 1957.
acquisitions as well as overseeing company
expansions, including a concrete pipe
manufacturing facility and an aggregate
dock for the importing of materials,
both of which have resulted in a vertical
integration that has allowed Coco Paving to
obtain a high degree of success in its heavy
construction division.
Under Coco’s stewardship, the firm
has successfully integrated five businesses
and acquisitions over the last 12 years. She
continues to be the liaison for private-
public partnerships for the development of
highway infrastructure in Ontario. Coco has
also taken an active role in the expansion of
the residential and commercial divisions of
the company.
Coco has previously served on the
University’s Board of Governors for the
University of Windsor and on the Federal
Business Development Bank of Canada
board of directors.
DR. CINDY HUTNIK
BSc ’85
D
r. Cindy Hutnik’s academic and career accomplishments define the term,
“overachiever.”
An associate scientist in the Lawson Health Research Institute in London, Ont.,
Hutnik’s work with laser therapy has attracted more than $2 million in grants.
She enjoys a thriving ophthalmological practice at St. Joseph’s Health Centre
in London, and an assistant professorship in the Department of Ophthalmology at
the University of Western Ontario. She is an adjunct professor in the Department of
Chemistry and Biochemistry at UWindsor.
Hutnik is a member of the International Tear Film and Ocular Surface committee
of the Association for Research in Vision and Ophthalmology, several editorial boards,
and an advisory board member for a number of major pharmaceutical companies.
But this Windsor native has not forgotten her roots or the university that launched
an outstanding career. In 2003, she established the Hutnik Research Award, a scholarship
given annually to a fourth-year undergraduate student for the best research project.
“The University of Windsor has always been good to me,” she says. “The feeling I
had at Windsor made me feel the need to give something back.”
The impressive alumna is also a 2006 recipient of the University of Windsor
Alumni Association Odyssey Award.
