Sheridan Alumni

Meet some of the rising stars from the class of 2021. Despite the challenges they faced in the midst of the global pandemic, they found new ways to excel and inspire those around them.

Al Ramsay embraced his truth and now works to ensure financial inclusion of LGBTQ2+ and Black communities at one of Canada’s leading banks.

Sheridan alumni triumphed at the Canadian Screen Awards this year, with 12 graduates winning awards across seven categories.

Herbert Sinnock ensures growth stays in step with environment on campuses

Grad’s road trip puts charities on the map

Alumnus Trevor Jimenez has won an Annie Award, taking home the prize for Best Storyboarding in a Feature category for his work on Soul.

The media landscape may look a lot different than it did when Sheridan first started teaching journalism in 1968, but one thing hasn’t changed: everybody loves a good story. 

A purifying water bike, designed by students and faculty from Sheridan’s Magna School for the Skilled Trades and School of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering, is en route for the new WorldSkills Museum in Shanghai.

Sheridan graduates from across the Faculty of Animation, Arts & Design are being celebrated for their wide-ranging contributions to excellence in the media industry, garnering 43 nominations for the 2021 Canadian Screen Awards.