Photograph of Chad Friesen, Chemistry professor, posing outside, near the Pond, wearing a TWU sweatshirt; there are geese visible in the background.

Photograph of Langley Member of Parliament (and alumnus), the Honourable Mark Warawa (in red), visiting the science labs to congratulate Vice Provost and Professor of Biology Eve Stringham and Professor of Chemistry Chad Friesen, who had just been awarded Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC) Discovery Grants. Students and assistants are also pictured

Photograph of a group of faculty who had just been granted tenure at TWU, with administrators. Pictured are Dennis Jameson, Ned Vankevich, Craig Allert, Chad Friesen, Todd Erickson, Tony Cummins, and Neil Snider.

Photograph of Chemistry professor Chadron Friesen; a close-up portrait shot.

Photograph of local MP and alumnus Mark Warawa with President Jonathan Raymond, Chemistry professor Chad Friesen, and Ka Yin Leung, Dean of the Faculty of Natural and Applied Sciences. With $465,000 in funding from Western Economic Diversification Canada (WD), TWU planned to acquire equipment for its new Advanced Analytical Laboratory. The Canada Foundation for Innovation also contributed funding of $398,251