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She will be remembered as a path-breaking feminist historian, a prolific researcher, writer and editor, an outstanding teacher, generous mentor and dear friend to many.

Many in the community will remember Margrit for her tremendous influence at OISE and beyond.

To a room of students, his teaching proposed that the imagined world of theatre had everything to do with the real one we were inhabiting.

Paula was one of a small number of founding feminist psychologists in OISE’s Department of Applied Psychology and Human Development.

OISE is saddened to hear about the passing of William Robert Waters, champion of education.

U of T remembers William G. Davis, Ontario’s ‘education premier’. The very ethos of OISE traces to the passion and leadership of Mr. Davis.

Leadership educator, facilitator, and pianist, he touched many people with his sixteen piano recordings, and his stories.

A valued member of the Adult Education and Counselling Psychology programs at OISE, he supported so many in their scholarship on adult learning, advocacy and community building.

Doug was an incredibly valued member of OISE's staff for several decades: as Research Officer and then appointed as Institutional Researcher following the merger in 1996-97.

Dorothy was a professor emerita of the Department of Social Justice Education at OISE and a member of the Order of Canada.

Many will remember Anne as Associate Dean of OISE having retired from the position some years ago.

OISE is saddened to share the passing of Dick Holland. Dick was a longstanding instructor in both the BEd and MT programs at OISE.