He recently received the Faculty’s first Alumni Service Award in recognition of his volunteer service and leadership.For a variety of complex and structural reasons including systemic barriers, racialized students, especially Black students, are underrepresented in health programs and professions.
Stewart’s mother was an active volunteer in their community in British Guiana (now known as Guyana), and she taught him the importance of giving back to the community and helping others in need. Ian focuses on developing back end and front end systems to support CTO’s electronic platforms. Those lessons have stayed with him throughout his life. Toronto In a career spanning over 40 years, Ian Stewart has worked as a designer, educator, furniture maker and turner of wood objects.
He died on December 12, 1985 in London, England. Why wait for someone else to do something? Ian Stewart is a designer, educator, maker of furniture and a turner of wood objects based in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
Ian’s success in business and professional life despite facing many obstacles himself is truly an inspiration. Stewart has over 40 years of design experience in various fields, from graphic design to exhibit and trade show work, to furniture design and wood turning.
He regularly speaks to high school students, particularly racialized students, to inspire and motivate them to succeed. Technology commercialization & licensing to industry and start-ups: physical sciences & engineering . Ian Stewart Senior Manager-Life Sciences Innovations (416) 946-7734 . Ian holds an Advanced Diploma as a Computer Programmer Analyst from Saint Lawrence College.Ian is a Web Application Developer at Clinical Trials Ontario.
View Ian Stewart, CBAP’S profile on LinkedIn, the world's largest professional community. There are 100+ professionals named "Ian Stewart", who use LinkedIn to exchange information, ideas, and opportunities. Ian is responsible for implementing the CTO Registry system that forms an integral part of the overall Streamlined Research Ethics Review System.Ian served as a Programmer Analyst at the NCIC Clinical Trials Group and lead the development of their online clinical trial participant management system. “If I know someone needs help, I don’t wait to be asked. Ian Stewart (BScPharm 1988), a community pharmacist in west Toronto, learned early in his life the importance of volunteering. I love to give that message, especially to youth and minority students, who I know face a lot of challenges,” he said.“If I know someone needs help, I don’t wait to be asked. Join to Connect. And I think it is important to help others because I’ve been helped to become who I am,” he says. “I couldn’t even dream of where I would be without pharmacy,” he says. “And a more diverse student population would also produce more culturally competent graduates.”Stewart has volunteered with various OCP committees over his career, and he regularly writes the “Focus on Error Prevention” journal article to educate pharmacists and pharmacy technicians about strategies to reduce medication errors. Take advantage of great deals and experiences exclusive to alumni. Since graduating from the Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy in 1988, Ian Stewart has been active in many mentorship programs including the YMCA, Big Brothers Big Sisters of York and currently the University of Toronto, Faculty of Medicine Summer Mentorship Program.
Ian has also worked as an independant IT consultant, and was the lead software engineer at a technology startup prior to joining Clinical Trials Ontario.
Ian has 4 jobs listed on their profile. “It is very gratifying to be able to give back and make a positive difference in someone else’s life.”Enjoy the perks of your U of T connection.
Licensing related to industry-sponsored research & industry-partnered government grants, proposals & funding programs. “The profession of pharmacy when I graduated is not the same as pharmacy today. Ian is responsible for implementing the CTO Registry system that forms an integral part of the overall Streamlined Research Ethics Review System. Ian Stewart Design. By teaching every year, I’m always learning new things about pharmacy. He has also volunteered with the Ontario College of Pharmacists (OCP) as an assessor and coach for practising pharmacists to help with quality assurance and practice improvement.These mentoring and coaching opportunities have all been important ways for Stewart to give back to a profession that has meant so much to him. He is known for his work on The Revolution (2006), Local Hero (1983) and The Scobie Man (1972). Browse opportunities to support the University by sharing your strengths.Check out fun social events, workshops and lectures geared to you and your interests.From your free alumni email to transcripts to answers to your most-asked questions—let us help you access what you need from U of T.Mentorship, especially to youth, has been a significant focus of his volunteer work. Ian is a Web Application Developer at Clinical Trials Ontario. Ian Stewart. Those lessons have stayed with him throughout his life.