Classes of the 90s
Updates from alumni who graduated during the 1990s
Elizabeth Fordyce, Contemporary European History '98
I graduated in the Summer of 1998 at the age of 54. However, my graduation was only one in my family’s connection to Dundee. My youngest son Joseph Fordyce graduated in 2022 in Engineering, and next year my Granddaughter Abbie Fordyce graduates from Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design. As an Octogenarian I’m looking forward to her graduation and celebration.
Julian Kyomuhangi, Environmental Health '93
"Throughout my career, I have worked for my Government - Uganda - one of the East African countries.
"In June 2021, I retired as a Commissioner for Environmental Department at the Ministry of Health, and I am now a senior citizen enjoying a happy life – especially as a member of the Entebbe Rotary Club (RCE). I also spend time playing golf.
"I recently received a Lifetime Achievers' Award by the Civil Society Organisation under their Umbrella Uganda Water and Sanitation Network (UWASNET), specifically for being an Impactful Policy Influencer while still working for the Government. I was so excited and extremely happy to receive the award.
"The award was the second of its kind. In 2013, I had also received, The Pearl of Africa Life Time Achievers Award. This was for my tireless work and contribution towards achieving the Millennium Development Goals in my work in the Ugandan Government."
Silvia Cenzano Villagarcia, Biological Nuclear Magnetic Resonance, 1995
Silvia's painting of her dearest Doberman Pinscher, Zulu, was selected as a finalist for the exhibition “Dog Days of Winter” at the AKC Museum of the Dog in NYC in February and March of this year. Her artwork, entitled “Mi Amigo ZULU” competed for the Best in Show. Congratulations Silvia!
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