I also obtained the original survey data, conducted in 1992 note that the categories remain consistent and beside the movement on and off the list of a couple of Univ, the players remain the same. I should add that amongst the comprehensive Univ Carleton is still low ranked, but surprise surprise, we look worse. Anyway, it is pretty obvious that we are on a steady decline wrt ranking across almost every category. No more writing letters and pontificating doesnt work. At first blush you may be inclined to cry foul, in that we are encumbered by the rest of the Univ.
Lets start a dialogue.
It is with sorrow that we have learned of the passing of Dr. Charles Roberts who died on November 13, 1996. Dr. Roberts was born in St. Johns Newfoundland, where he received his early education. He received his MD from Dalhousie in 1943. After serving overseas during the Second World War in the Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps, he took on a series of senior administrative positions, initially in St. Johns and later with the Department of National Health and Welfare in Ottawa before moving to McGill University in 1957. He then moved to the Clarke Institute of Psychiatry in 1965 before coming back to Ottawa as Chair of the Department of Psychiatry in 1969.