Queering the Classroom is an open-access project from University of Saskatchewan (USask) Women’s and Gender Studies (WGST) led by Dr. Rachel Loewen Walker (BA’06, MA’08, PhD) with assistance from Andrew Hartman (BA’14, MEd’19, GTPC’24) and Harleen Arora (BComm’24). Loewen Walker recently spoke with University Relations about the scope and future of the project.
USask graduate Dr. Ron Shore’s (MD’70) creativity and ingenuity has led to innovations in the field of dermatology and golf.
On June 5, 20205, Dr. Jae Newton received the Lindsay Gold Medal at the University of Saskatchewan’s Convocation ceremony. This medal is annually awarded to the graduating MD student with the most outstanding academic achievement in each year of training in the College of Medicine. Dr. Newton sat down with us to talk about her medical journey and how she got to where she is today.
As a student in USask’s School of Environment and Sustainability (SENS), Marlis Merry (MSs’21) learned about the pressing issues that concern our planet and became inspired to make positive change
Alumnus Dr. Yuan Changming (MA’92, PhD’96), who studied English at the University of Saskatchewan, is an award-winning poet, writer, editor, publisher, tutor, and translator
USask alumnus Bob Deutscher (BComm’10), who runs a food photography business in Saskatoon, reflects on his time as a university student and his current entrepreneurial pursuits
Award-winning USask graduate Dr. Monique Simair (BSc’04, PhD’09) has leveraged her passion for science, innovation, and problem-solving into two successful environmental consultancy businesses
Family and education are grounded in stone for University of Saskatchewan (USask) graduate Edward Mirasty, who will be honoured with an Indigenous Achievement Week award for community engagement on Thursday, March 13.
Caitlin Mroz-Sailer (MSEM’11), who studied in USask’s School of Environment and Sustainability, is an entrepreneur, naturalist, heritage presenter, and stewardship coordinator
USask alumnus Mir Md Saifur Rahman (MPA’24) valued his time as a public administration student and continues to appreciate the impact of his graduate education on his career
USask graduate Dr. Shankar Das (MBA’08), a professional agrologist, is making a difference by serving on the Senate as a representative of the Saskatchewan Institute of Agrologists
Adam D. Slobodzian's (BComm’14, MSc’17) experience as a student turned professor at the Edwards School of Business
USask graduate Vyom Patel (BSc’23), who studied mathematics and computer science as an undergraduate student, is now exploring the interface of quantum information, machine learning, and applied mathematics
USask graduate Heather Morrison, who studied drama in the College of Arts and Science, is helping people overcome the fear and anxiety associated with public speaking
What was it like to be a veterinary student in the 1960s compared to students today at the Western College of Veterinary Medicine (WCVM)?
The husband-wife duo of Brett (BA’22) and Carmen Levis (BScNutr’17) are forever bonded by their time as Huskie student-athletes and their love of the beautiful game.
Get to know alumnus Dr. Mahdi Rostami (PhD'22)
USask graduate and honorary degree recipient Dr. Richard Ehman (BSc’74, MD’79, DSc’00), a Mayo Clinic radiologist and researcher, reflects on his university education and his impactful career in medical imaging
Arts and Science study abroad coordinator Kathryn Sawatzky (BA’24) talks about representing Global Skills Opportunity program
Three members of The Garrys, an award-winning Saskatoon surf rock band, are siblings who graduated from the University of Saskatchewan
David Agbanwu (ME’20), who studied mechanical engineering as a graduate student at the University of Saskatchewan, is now the founder and CEO of Lytup Power Systems Inc.
Award-winning pharmacologist Chukwunonso Nwabufo (GPSC’18, MSc’19) has been recognized by Canadian Immigrant Magazine for his contributions to health-care innovation
University of Saskatchewan graduate Alishia Beach (AGRN’18, BSc’20) is making a difference by serving on the Senate
USask graduate Jonathan Potts, CEO of Tourism Saskatchewan, discusses Saskatchewan’s unique attractions and the growth in the province’s tourism industry
USask graduate Bruce Richet (BE’77) brings leadership experience, commitment to Reconciliation, and support for STEM to his work in the community
USask graduate Dr. Barb Gustafson (BEd’83, BA’87, MBA’01, CACE’06, PhD’15) is making a difference by serving as a senator for District 11
USask graduate Skye Brandon (BFA’00, MA’19) is returning to the stage at the annual Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan festival
Dr. Emma Chen, who earned her PhD during Spring Convocation, explored the stories of three Chinese immigrant mothers as a graduate student in the College of Education
USask graduate Alan Weninger, arborist for Patterson Gardens, talks about his favourite trees and shares his planting tips for the spring season
Jordan Calladine, an award-winning student who is currently clerking for a Federal Court judge, will receive her Juris Doctor degree during Spring Convocation in June
Azee Amoo, who will receive her Bachelor of Arts degree in June, encourages other students to get involved in extracurricular activities and to try a variety of courses
USask graduate Dr. Tracene Harvey, director/curator of the Museum of Antiquities, talks about the museum to commemorate International Museum Day on May 18
Indiana Best's (MPH'22) dedication to leading and advocating for her peers and community earned her recognition at the Indigenous Student Achievement Awards in March.
Doris Wesaquate (MEd'18) is many things: a PhD student, grandmother of 17, mother of four, and a daughter, among others. Now she is also an Indigenous Student Achievement Award winner at the University of Saskatchewan (USask).
During Oral Health Month in April, Dr. Derek Thiessen—a dentist based in Swift Current and the president of the College of Dental Surgeons of Saskatchewan—shares his tips on how to take care of your teeth and gums
Dr. Simranjeet (Sim) Singh (BSc’18, MD’22) found a sense of community at the University of Saskatchewan
Inspired by his time as a USask student-athlete, alumnus Dr. Justin Pfefferle (BA’05) becomes head coach of the Concordia University Stingers cross-country and track and field teams
Kaitlin Willoughby (BSN’19) was a star on the first Huskie women’s hockey team in program history to win the Canada West Championship in 2014, en route to winning the bronze medal at the national championship. The nursing grad’s hockey journey has brought her to Toronto of the Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) in a historic season for the women’s pro game.
Get to know alumnus, Blair Healey(BScKIN’06, MSc’10) and how his Bachelor’s and Master’s degree in kinesiology have helped him thrive in his career.
For University of Saskatchewan (USask) soil scientist Dr. Melissa Arcand (PhD'13), her research is as much about people and communities as it is numbers and data.
As captain of the Huskie women’s hockey team, Chelsea Purcell (BScKin’10) had a pedigree for leadership. Her current role with the Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) is an extension of her experience building relationships and working with teammates toward a common goal.
An Edwards School of Business and Huskie hockey alumna, Marley Ervine (BComm’16, MPAcc’18) has thrived in business, stayed connected to hockey, and is part of the organizing committee for the U SPORTS Women’s Hockey National Championship at USask March 14-17.
