Here is the list of endorsers of the Consensus Submission with their name, position, and institutional affiliation (for identification purposes only). 

Endorsers/Participants (listed alphabetically):

1. Steve Anderson, National Coordinator, OpenMedia.ca 
2. Gene-loeb Aronin, PhD., Director and Founder, Center for Technology and Mental Hygiene, and Roosevelt University-Chicago, Illinois
3. BC Freedom of Information and Privacy Association, President, Prof. Richard Rosenberg
4. David Black, Coordinator, Emergency Response Planning, University of Toronto
5. Robert Booth, Individual
6. Clare Brett, Professor OISE and KMDI, University of Toronto
7. Leslie Chan, Program Supervisor for the Joint Program in New Media Studies and teh International Development Studies program at the University of Toronto at Scarborough
8. Andrew Clement, Professor, Faculty of Information, KMDI & IPSI, University of Toronto
9. Kathleen A. Cross, Lecturer, School of Communication, Simon Fraser University
10. Derrick de Kerckhove, Professor of French and Director of the McLuhan Program in Culture & Technology, University of Toronto
11. Michael Dick, Communication and Culture Masters Alumni, Ryerson and York Universities
12. Martin R. Dowding, PhD., Assistant Professor, Communication Studies, Wilfrid Laurier University
13. Wendy Duff, Associate Professor, Faculty of Information, University of Toronto
14. Glen E. Farrelly, PhD student, Faculty of Information, University of Toronto
15. Joseph Ferenbok, Senior Researcher/Lecturer, University of Toronto
16. Marcel Fortin, GIS and Map Librarian, University of Toronto
17. Nobuko Fujita, Researcher, OISE, University of Toronto
18. Twyla Gibson, Assistant Professor, Faculty of Information, University of Toronto
19. Anne M. Godbout, Director of Legal Services, SOCAN
20. Sara M. Grimes, PhD, Assistant Professor,Faculty of Information, University of Toronto
21. Laura Jo Gunter, Dean, Information Arts and Technology, Seneca College of Applied Arts and Technology
22. Mike Gurski, Bell Canada
23. Bob Hanke, Contract Faculty, Department of Humanities & Department of Communication Studies, Faculty of Liberal Arts & Professional Studies, York University
24. Alison Harvey, PhD Candidate, Joint Graduate Programme in Communication and Culture at York and Ryerson Universities
25. Dimitrios Hatzinakos, Professor, Electrical & Computer Engineering and Director of IPSI, University of Toronto
26. Andrew Hilts, Masters student, Faculty of Information, University of Toronto
27. Lynne C. Howarth, Professor, Faculty of Information, University of Toronto 
28. Doug Hull, President, Connectivity Strategies, Ottawa, ON
29. Thom Kearney, Partner, Rowanwood, part-time professor, Carleton University, Ottawa, ON
30. Adriana Ieraci, Executive Director, KMDI, University of Toronto
31. Tamir Israel, Staff Lawyer, CIPPIC
32. Eva Jansen, Masters student, Faculty of Information, University of Toronto
33. Laurie Kagetsu, Individual
34. Dave Kemp, Visual artist, Visual Studies and KMDI Masters alumni, University of Toronto
35. Margaret Lam, Masters Student, Faculty of Information, KMDI, University of Toronto
36. Yannet Lanthrop, Masters student, Faculty of Information, University of Toronto
37. James Larrue, Individual
38. Tracey Lauriault, Doctoral student, Department of Geography and Environmental Studies, Carleton University
39. Wendy Li, Individual
40. Evan Light, PhD. Candidate, Département de communication sociale et publique, Université du Québec à Montréal (UQAM).
41. Mark Lipton, Associate Professor, School of English and Theatre Studies, University of Guelph
42. Janet Lo, Legal Counsel, Public Interest Advocacy Centre
43. Mary Lynn Manton, Coordinator, Informatics & Security Degree Program, Seneca College
44. Michael McCaffrey, Lecturer, Faculty of Information, University of Toronto
45. Colin McCann, Master's Student, Faculty of Information, University of Toronto
46. Kathleen McManus, Director, Public Affairs/Directrice, Affaires publiques, GS1 Canada
47. Brenda McPhail, PhD Candidate, Faculty of Information, University of Toronto
48. Dr. Thomas McPhail, Chair and Professor of Media Studies, University of Missouri, St.Louis, Missouri
49. Russell McOrmond, Internet consultant, Policy coordinator for CLUE: Canada's Association for Open Source, Host for Digital Copyright Canada, Co-coordinator for GOSLING (Getting Open Source Logic INto Governments)
50. Catherine Middleton, Professor, Ted Rogers School of Technology Management, Ryerson University
51. M. Kathleen Milberry, PhD, Post-doctoral Research Fellow, Faculty of Information, University of Toronto
52. Marita Moll, Telecommunities Canada
53. Heather Morrison, PhD Student, Simon Fraser University School of Communication
54. Grant Patten, Master’s student, Faculty of Information, University of Toronto (abstaining from the following clauses:1.2 Legal right to broadband Internet access; 2.1.2 Net neutrality; 2.4.2 Community-based innovation; 5.2.1 Accessibility)
55. Morgen Peers, Individual 
56. Peter Pennefather, Professor, Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy, Outreach Director, KMDI, University of Toronto
57. David Phillips, Associate Professor, Faculty of Information, University of Toronto
58. Kostas Plataniotis, Professor, ECE and Director KMDI, University of Toronto
59. Matt Ratto, Assistant Professor, Faculty of Information, University of Toronto
60. Catherine Richards, Masters Student, Faculty of Information, University of Toronto
61. Rebecca Schild, undergrad student, UTSC, International Development Studies
62. Leslie Regan Shade, Associate Professor, Dept. of Communication Studies, Concordia University
63. Karen Smith, PhD Candidate, Faculty of Information & KMDI, University of Toronto
64. Jeremy Shtern, Post-doctoral fellow, Faculty of Communication and Design, School of Radio-Television Arts (RTA), Ryerson University
65. John Harris Stevenson, PhD Candidate, Faculty of Information & KMDI, University of Toronto
66. Siobhan, Stevenson,  Assistant Professor, Faculty of Information, University of Toronto
67. Bruce A Stewart, MA. Director, The iSchool Institute, Faculty of Information, University of Toronto
68. Gail Stewart, citizen
69. Yuri Takhteyev, Assistant Professor, Faculty of Information, University of Toronto (abstaining from clause 2.1.2 net neutrality)
70. Darlene A. Thompson, Secretary/Treasurer, N-CAP, Iqaluit, NU
71. Kyle Alexander Thompson, MA student, School of Communication, Simon Fraser University
72. Jennifer Trant, Partner, Archives & Museum Informatics & PhD candidate, Faculty of Information, University of Toronto
73. Jutta Treviranus, Director, Inclusive Design Research Centre, OCAD University
74. Julia Walden, Director Visualization Design Institute, Sheridan Institute of Technology & Advanced Learning
75. Kelly Walsh, Individual
76. Anthony Wensley, Associate Professor, Director of Communication, Culture and Information Technology (CCIT) Programs at the University of Toronto Mississauga
77. Ezra Winton, PhD III, School of Journalism and Communication, Carleton University and Founder and Programmer, Cinema Politica
78. Eric Yu, Associate Professor, Faculty of Information, University of Toronto

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Here are the instructions provided for endorsing the Interim Consensus Submission. Endorsements of that document remained provisional until July 9, at which point those listed on the Endorsement page were considered as official endorsers and included in the Consensus Submission sent to the federal government.

Following the Roundtable discussion, this page has converted from a participant list into an endorsement page for the consensus submission. If you participated earlier but do not wish to be listed as an endorser, you will need to remove your name. If you agree with most, but not all of the final document, you will need to indicate the clauses of the final document that you wish to abstain from. 

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