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Dr. Cindy Gouveia became the ninth President of Sheridan College on January 8, 2026. She also serves as Sheridan's Vice Chancellor. An accomplished leader with more than two decades of experience in public and private sectors, her experiences fuel her results-driven commitment to expanding access and opportunity for every learner.
Her leadership philosophy, rooted in empathy, equity and collaboration, reflects Sheridan's commitment to transparency, inclusion and accountability. Dr. Gouveia is known for championing student success and expanding access to education for under-represented groups. Dr. Gouveia excels at building relationships, developing forward-thinking strategies, and bringing people together to tackle complex challenges. Her work has taken her across cultures and borders, where she has forged impactful partnerships and delivered lasting results.
Previously, Dr. Gouveia served as Vice President of Global Strategic Projects at George Brown Polytechnic. A college graduate, Cindy holds a Ph.D. in higher education from the University of Toronto. She also has a Master of Business Administration degree from the University of Guelph.
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Members of President and Vice Presidents (PVP)
Dr. Cindy Gouveia
President and Vice ChancellorMary Vaughan
Provost and Vice President, AcademicRajan Sandhu
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Dr. Cindy Gouveia
President and Vice ChancellorMaureen Armstrong
Interim Corporate SecretaryJock Phippen
AVP, Enrolment InnovationCherie Robertson
Director, Human Rights and Equity InitiativesAlicia Golfetto
Executive Assistant to President & VC
As a public institution, Sheridan is guided by its core pillars of character, quality and accountability. Consistent with our values, here is the Employment Contract (PDF) for Dr. Janet Morrison, Former President and Vice Chancellor.
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