The following are our wonderful volunteers and some highly recognized and honorary members of CUKC. They are extensively involved in the club, some of whom are even past executives who have poured a lot of time and effort into CUKC. Their hard work is much appreciated and the club would like to extend its thanks to them for everything they have done. If you would like to help out the club and become a volunteer then please contact us and we’d be more than happy to use your help!
| Alberto Martel | albertotato@gmail.com | -website contributor, lessons, and trip coordination |
| Mitch Broughton | mitch_broughton@hotmail.com | -helps at pool sessions and lessons |
| Wade Lazarus | wadelazarus@hotmail.com | -website contributor, and CUKC instructor |
| Cheryl McGregor | fairbanks32@hotmail.com | -CUKC instructor |
CUKC was lucky to have Dave volunteer his skills and services to completely redo our CUKC website to create what you currently see. Dave essentially built this new website from scratch, including newer dynamic forms and links to make the site more user friendly. From the layout and design input of Mathew Tasson, Dave made CUKC’s dream website come true.
As for kayaking, Dave has joined in in some club trips and pool sessions. He also helps with photography for some club events. He has been a great help to the club’s image, and CUKC definitely appreciates all of his time he has put into volunteering for the club.
If you would like to see more of his work and website development please see his online Portfolio.
I am an outdoor enthusiast and especially passionate about whitewater kayaking and I felt there was no better way to share my passion through the Kayak Club.
We’ve been lucky to have such a dynamic group of students throughout the years. We have proven that a group of students who are passionate about one thing can do something great! We’ve started three years ago with only extra gear kicking around in our garage from our execs and members =D we’ve come a long way since we’ve started! and we still have a lot of work to do.
We are by far the luckiest paddling club in Canada! We have the Rideau River running right through our campus! Hogs Back Falls only 5min up river from the University! Champlain Bridge about 20 minute drive! and the list goes on! It made a lot of sense to start a club right here at Carleton.
I know the kayak club was one of the best things I took away from
University. Now that I have graduated and away from Ottawa, I realize how
lucky we all were to have the club. Thanks everyone who helped make CUKC
what it is and continue to work hard making it bigger and better. I
definitely made a lot of friendships over the years at CUKC and have more
good memories than I could count.
The club is in capable hands. I think it’s doing great and will only get better. One thing I do look forward to is more club gear. It’s great; and rare, for a club to have gear available for people getting into white-water kayaking, especially for trying to learn play boating.
Why am I a part of the club: I seen a post somewhere (possibly the boater board) for a club meeting back in fall of 2007 I think. There were only a handful of people there, but we watched some videos, socialized and made some plans to paddle and get the club rolling. Having just moved to Ottawa it was a perfect way to make some new paddling buddies.