Keith Henry

Henry, who is Métis, has passionately advocated for Indigenous tourism in Canada giving Indigenous-owned and -operated organizations places to share their stories in their own words.

President, CEO and co-founder of the Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada, Henry is also a former BC Métis Federation president, leader of the Native Education College, the Industry Council for Aboriginal Business and the BC Aboriginal Business Association.

In 2019, Henry was executive-in-residence in the School of Hospitality, Food and Tourism Management at Lang, sharing knowledge and experience to improve Indigenous economic development.

Dr. Elizabeth Ewan

A professor in the Department of History in the College of Arts since 1988, Ewan led the Centre for Scottish Studies becoming an international ambassador for U of G. She is a former University Research Chair in History and Scottish Studies who created the Women in Scottish History website and co-edited, The Biography Dictionary of Scottish Women.

Widely recognized as an expert on medieval Scotland, Ewan has transformed the field focusing on women and gender history. Her efforts to secure a $1.1 million donation led to the establishment of the first privately endowed Chair of Scottish Studies in North America.