Celebrate 45 years with us!
In 1972, a gallon of gas cost 55 cents, the Volkswagen Beetle was the most popular car ever sold, Canada won the Summit Series against the Soviet Union, and in Guelph Ontario, a fledgling organization known as the Ontario Universities' Application Centre (the OUAC) diligently worked away at its first official admissions cycle for first-year undergraduate applications.
But the OUAC's history started even before then, in 1963, when investigation into the possibility of co-operation among universities in the application process began...
We invite you to explore the pages of OUAC's 45 years of success and achievement as an organization - a celebration that is yours as much as it is ours.
Do you have fond memories or photos of your experiences with the OUAC that you'd like to share? Please email your them to [email protected].
George Granger with Herb Pettipiere
Edinburgh Road office
Herb Pettipiere
Gerry Arthurs and Ron Scriver
Dick Riley and Ron Scriver
Greg Marcotte
90 Woodlawn Road office
Ron Scriver
650 Woodlawn Road office
Official opening of Research Lane office
170 Research Lane office
Greg Marcotte
Reception area in 1998
Ron Scriver
Canadian Living walking challenge
George Granger
The OUAC baseball team (2002)
OUAC staff appreciation lunch (2002)
The OUAC curling team (2002)
Ron and Greg's Champagne toast (2003)
The OUAC staff (2010)
