Mike O’Hagan is on a mission to reconnect with his former classmates from the Fish and Wildlife program at Fleming College. As we approach the 50-year milestone of this cohort, Mike wants to celebrate this special anniversary with as many alumni as possible. 

Mike first arrived at Frost Campus in 1974, just a year after it opened. During his time in the Fish and Wildlife Biology program, some of his classes were still held at the historic St. Joseph’s Convent—an experience many early students will remember fondly. 

Nearly five decades later, Mike returned to campus and generously donated his iconic Sir Sandford Fleming Fish and Wildlife leather jacket. He also took a tour to see how Frost Campus has evolved over the years and even flipped through old yearbooks, which are now housed in the Frost library. 

Help us bring the Class of ’76 back together for this incredible milestone. Reach out to us at alumni@flemingcollege.ca to reconnect, reminisce, and celebrate 50 years of Fish and Wildlife graduates! 

And to all alumni—our doors are always open! We encourage you to visit, share your memories, and be part of the continuing legacy of our college. 

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