> Adam Antoszek-Rallo,
2001 Award Winner

"When I graduated in 2002, I made a deal with myself — if I was able to pay off my student loans, I would go live and volunteer in the third world (yes, I thought “if” and not “when”). I finished my degree with an internship, which quickly turned into a wonderful full-time job with Paul Sych at Faith. With this new income, coupled with my scholarship monies and some disciplined saving, I laid my massive student loan to rest that summer, much to the surprise of myself. Much to the surprise of others, I left Faith that September to go live in the tiny village of Bawjiase, on the edge of the rainforest in Ghana, West Africa..."
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> Sasha Drumond,
2001 Award Winner

"Upon graduating from the Graphic Design and Advertising Program at Conestoga College of Applied Arts and Technology I was eager to start a promising graphics career in the Kitchener-Waterloo region."
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> Kathryn Grant,
2001 Award Winner

"It’s funny how much strangers can influence our lives without ever knowing. In 2001, a group of people who didn’t know me awarded me an RGD Scholarship. By doing so, they encouraged me to believe in myself and my work as a graphic designer.
So far, my career path has been cobbled with doubt, and I took a few detours along the way. After working for over a year as a production artist, my heart wasn’t in the right place, so I left everything to live in Switzerland for eight months."
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> Starla Wick,
2001 Award Winner

"It’s been an interesting trip! I still sit back and wonder how a girl with my education and design experience ended up working in Insurance. "
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