LEADERSHIP TEAM

The Office of Finance provides comprehensive financial and administrative support for the University community. Finance includes the following teams:

PAMELA ONSIONG 

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, PLANNING & REPORTING 

  pamela.onsiong@ontariotechu.ca 
 (905) 721-8668 ext. 2702

Financial Planning and Reporting oversees the financial management of the University through the provision of professional expertise in the areas of financial reporting, budgeting and forecasting, trust, treasury and controls. Our focus is on continuous process improvements of financial processes, and on maintaining the short-term financial health and long-term sustainability of the University in alignment with the strategies as outlined in the Integrated Academic and Research Plan.

Financial Planning and Reporting is committed to providing outstanding service and high-quality information to the University and external community, including, amongst others, faculty and staff, students, external auditors, financial institutions, credit agencies and the Audit and Finance Committee of the Board of Governors.

BEN SUTER 

DIRECTOR, FINANCIAL OPERATIONS

  ben.suter@ontariotechu.ca 
 (905) 721-8668 ext. 2162

 Financial Operations is the accurate quality processing of financial transactions for the University. We thrive to provide excellent customer services to all students, employees and vendors while at the same time upholding the University policies and procedures.

The division is divided into:

• Accounts Payable
• Accounts Receivable - Trade
• Accounts Receivable - Student
• Finance and Business Systems
• Payroll
• Research Accounting
    

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• INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SERVICES
• DURHAM COLLEGE ITS

KEN BRIGHT  

DIRECTOR, OFFICE OF CAMPUS INFRASTRUCTURE AND SUSTAINABILITY

  ken.bright@ontariotechu.ca 
 (905) 721-8668 ext. 2532

We are committed to providing students, faculty and staff with a functional, well-utilized, sustainable and safe facility in an efficient and responsive manner. The core functions and responsibilities include: 

Asset Management

As an institutional asset, all space belongs to the university, with the university having ultimate responsibility for the overall equitable and optimum allocation of space.

Facilities Management

The Facilities Management team is responsible for providing a safe and functional campus environment that supports the staff, students and faculty at the university. 

Project Management 

The OCIS project office handles a wide variety of project requests involving classrooms, labs, student spaces and administrative spaces. While utilizing the best practices and methodologies of project management, the project team leads and administers infrastructure-based projects from start to finish, helping create and maintain a quality learning and working environment.

Space Management

The OCIS space planning team provides space management, space planning and data management for the university. Working alongside the university community, we advise on space standards, co-ordinate on-campus relocations, and maintain the infrastructure database.

Sustainability Initiatives

We focus on strengthening green initiatives on campus and in the community through active student, staff and faculty engagement.

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JACQUELYN DUPUIS 

DIRECTOR, RISK MANAGEMENT

 jacquelyn.dupuis@ontariotechu.ca  
 (905) 721-8668 ext. 5673

The Office of Risk Management supports the strategic planning process by working to raise awareness of risks that may adversely affect its successful implementation. We are committed to fostering a culture of risk ownership throughout the university. This does not mean we avoid engaging in activities that have risk or that we avoid risk in our teaching and research and other activities we undertake for the university.  We recognize that both strategic and operational decisions and the work undertaken by faculty, staff and employees, all inherently involve risk. The university is committed to academic freedom. 

We are committed to providing strategic leadership and direction in the evolution and implementation of enterprise risk management, which ensures a consistent and proactive approach. In consultation with all levels of the organization, we integrate risk management strategies across the university to ensure risks impacting the strategic objectives are effectively identified and managed on a priority basis. 

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TOM LYNCH 

DIRECTOR, OFFICE OF CAMPUS SAFETY

The Office of Campus Safety is committed to protecting the rights of everyone on campus while providing a professional, respectful and safe campus environment. Working with our community partners, we provide services that endeavour to prevent crime and solve problems that affect faculty, staff, students and the community.

Campus Safety is responsible for the safety and security of students, university employees and campus property. Services are provided 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, by security professionals who are trained in first aid and CPR.

Services include:

• Accident/Injury Form
• Campus Walk
• Code Blue stations
• Incident reporting
• Lost and found
• Residence security
• Security monitoring
• Work Alone program

MELISSA PRICE

DIRECTOR, ANCILLARY SERVICES 

  melissa.price@ontariotechu.ca 
 (905) 721-8668 ext. 7445

 

The Ancillary Services team at Ontario Tech University is pleased to offer a range of services in support of the entire campus community. Our core functions and responsibilities include: 

Campus Pub

In partnership with NuStadia, we are pleased to introduce 2200 North – our new and improved campus pub, providing food, drink and entertainment to students and visitors alike.

Campus Store

We have partnered with Follett Higher Education Group to introduce Shop Ontario Tech to provide books and course materials, branded merchandise and school supplies.

Conference Services

Providing a variety of technology-enhanced collaboration spaces for members of our community.

Food Services & Catering

We are transforming the food services experience on campus by making food from scratch, using fresh local ingredients, every day.  In partnership with Dana Hospitality, we:

• Operate four retail locations on campus;
• Manage vending contracts for hot/cold beverages, fresh food and snacks;
• Provide extensive catering services to clients on and off campus; and
• Manage service contract, franchise agreements, third party leases and capital equipment.

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TIM WATSON

GENERAL MANAGER, CAMPUS ICE CENTRE, CAMPUS FIELD HOUSE & VASO’S FIELD 

 tim.watson@ontariotechu.ca 
 (905) 721-8668   

Campus Ice Center

The Campus Ice Centre is home to the Ridgebacks' hockey programs.  An on-campus hockey rink and recreation facility, the Campus Ice Centre is the perfect size for OUA hockey, Campus Recreation intramurals and the community.
This facility features two ice pads, with the main rink housing seating for 500 fans. There is also a fully-licensed restaurant upstairs in the CIC, 2200 North.  

Campus Fieldhouse 

Converted from the Campus Tennis Centre to the Campus Fieldhouse in 2015, this multi-sport turf facility has two mini-fields to accommodate year-round training for varsity programs, as well as Campus Recreation programming to accommodate student demand.

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KEVIN ARBOUR

GENERAL MANAGER, REGENT THEATRE

The Regent Theatre was constructed in 1919 by Norman McLeod Ltd, at a cost of $100,000. The King Street façade of the theatre was modeled on Georgian architectural lines and as such the architectural features are very symmetrical. The building is one of the few remaining examples in Oshawa of this classically inspired architectural style

After undergoing numerous renovations Ontario Tech University purchased the theatre in November 2009.  Reopened in September 2010, the Regent Theatre now functions as a large lecture theatre for students and for community and cultural events during the evenings and on weekends throughout the year.

In the summer of 2013 Ontario Tech University commissioned the complete replacement of the ceiling structure and re-creation of the original historical plaster moldings which are now decorated in blue and gold.

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