Fonds 19-005 - Greg Doran fonds

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Greg Doran fonds

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    19-005

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    • 1975-1995 (Creation)
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      Doran, Greg

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    1.6 m of textual material (5 boxes and 2 oversized folders)

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    Greg Doran is a descendant of Irish settlers who emigrated to Peterborough with Peter Robinson in 1825. He was born near the end of the 1960s, the youngest of six children. Greg attended St. Alphonsus Elementary School from 1975-1983, the same school each of his siblings attended. When he graduated, he attended St. Peter’s High School from 1983-1988, when it was located on Reid Street. He graduated from his Ontario Academic Credit (OAC) year (formerly Grade 13), and moved on to Trent University. Between the years of 1988-1992, he completed a joint major, receiving his Honours Degree in Environmental & Resource Studies and Political Studies. It is notable that each of Greg’s siblings also attended Trent, and earned a degree there. Greg worked for the Township of Cavan and NHB Industries in Peterborough, before moving to eastern Canada where he began working as an Environment, Health and Safety Coordinator with an international pipe manufacturing company in 2003. This position provided him with the opportunity to become a certified Canadian Registered Safety Professional in 2007. Greg has continued working in this field with various companies on the eastern coast of Canada.

    Custodial history

    Fonds was in the custody of Linda Viscardis, Greg Doran’s sister, and given to Trent University Archives on behalf of Greg Doran in 2019

    Scope and content

    Fonds consists of documents from Greg Doran’s education in Peterborough beginning at St. Alphonsus in 1975-1983, followed by St. Peter’s High School 1983-1988, Trent University in 1988-1992, and Sir Sanford Fleming College from 1994-1995.

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    Fonds received from Linda Viscardis in 2019.

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        For information about the Doran family and its longstanding relationship with Trent University, see Trent Magazine, Fall 2021: "All in the (Doran) Family: Alumni clan holds longstanding record for most Trent sibling graduates", p.40-43.

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