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Congratulations to Dr. Colin J. Dodds of Saint Mary’s University
Published:
April 29, 2015
McInnes Cooper is pleased to extend their congratulations to Dr. Colin J. Dodds for his 15 years of leadership serving as President and Vice-Chancellor at Saint Mary’s University. Over the last 15 years Saint Mary’s University has developed into Canada’s most international campus, with students from 100 countries attending the University.
Congratulations, Dr. Dodds.
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