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Greg Ehlers

Greg Ehlers photographed co-op cover students Jane Nunnikhoven and Bistra Dilkina. For the last decade he has been a photographer at SFU. Before that he was a medical photographer at the University of Victoria and was a medical photographer at Toronto’s Sick Children’s Hospital. Greg has a degree in still photography from Ryerson Polytchnical University, and when he’s not behind his camera, Greg can usually be found in his garden. Samples of his work for SFU can be viewed at http://www.sfu.ca/lidc/mpg/mpg_pi.html

Jonathan Bell-Etkin.
Age 9

Rick Etkin took the portrait of Dr. Jamie Scott for our science research feature. Rick is a well-established advertising photographer based in Vancouver who can easily be led astray by dogs, people, and mountains (not necessarily in that order). Over the past couple of years, when not distracted, Rick’s clients have called upon his skills with large productions for campaigns for GM, Bell Canada, Terasen, Slimfast, Cox Communications, and many others. Rick’s real day-to-day work can be found at www.ricketkin.com.

Shawn Huish

Margaret Jetelina, who wrote our cover story on co-op, is an SFU communications co-op alumnus herself. After several years of working as a communications officer and magazine editor, she is now principal of WordJet Editorial Services, which provides writing, editing, communications, and desktop publishing services to a variety of publishing and business clients.

Bruce Mason

Bruce Mason contributed both the story and picture of environmentally conscious publishers Christopher and Judith Plant for Alumni Watching. He earned a BA at SFU in 1971, and worked in media and public relations at the university and UBC for 15 years. He is now a freelance writer living on Gabriola Island.

Sharon Proctor, our science writer, is a freelancer with a doctorate in biology from Stanford. She headed the education and interpretation activities for the Vancouver Aquarium for 20 years before turning to full-time writing. This issue she writes about AIDS researcher Jamie Scott.

Greg White

Greg White created our illustrations for Mountain High. He works on a wide variety of illustration assignments and sometimes doubles as a designer. Clients include Red Herring, Out Magazine, Business 2.0, McDonald’s, Wall Street Journal, BC Business, and Fashion Magazine. His work can be seen at www.gregart.com and www.agoodson.com.

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