programme i - University of Regina

PROGRAMME I
CEREMONY
Wednesday, June 3, 2015
2:00 p.m.
Theatre, Conexus Arts Centre
PROCESSIONAL
The audience will rise for presentation of the graduating students and entrance of the platform procession,
and will remain standing until the Invocation has been pronounced. Members of the platform procession will enter
successively in the following order: Faculty, Senate, Board of Governors, the Honorary Graduand;
followed by the President and the Chancellor.
Grand Marshal: Glenys Sylvestre, BAdmin, Instructor, Business Administration
Processional Accompaniment: The Lone Creek Cultural Club
O CANADA
Vocalist: Emily Ready, BMus
INVOCATION
John Meehan, PhD, President, Campion College
INTRODUCTION OF PLATFORM PARTY
Annette Revet, MBA, Executive Director (University Governance) and University Secretary
OPENING OF CONVOCATION AND CHANCELLOR’S MESSAGE
R. James Tomkins, PhD, Chancellor
PRESENTATION OF CANDIDATE FOR HONORARY DEGREE
Presented by Andrew Gaudes, PhD, Dean, Business Administration
Donald Wayne Black
According to Don Black his two sons grew up believing their father couldn’t keep a job. A
kinder, more objective assessment is that Don applied his aptitude for numbers and his leadership
abilities in helping to turn around some troubled financial services companies and overseeing
impressive growth at several others.
Don grew up in Regina and studied accounting for a short time at the Regina campus of the
University of Saskatchewan. He then joined local investment firm Houston Willoughby as an
accounting clerk, although he had no idea what a stock or bond was. He soon recognized he
wanted to be a broker, and discovered he was good at it, and at leading people. He became
president of the company at age 32. Along the way he absorbed the lesson from company
founder C. Morley Willoughby about the importance of each generation reinvesting in the
community to make it stronger and better.
Don later helped lead the successful turnaround of Saskatchewan Government Insurance and
then Pioneer Life Insurance after its sister company, Pioneer Trust, had collapsed. After a brief
stint as a car dealer, in 1992 Don became CEO of a small Regina-based investment management
firm. He transformed it into Greystone Capital Management, now one of Canada’s largest
independent investment firms, with approximately $35 billion of assets under management. He is no longer involved in managing
Greystone, but remains as board chair.
Don’s sons Dustin (who has a son and a daughter) and Dallas live in Regina. Don and his partner Leanne split their time between
Regina and Phoenix, Arizona.
Don has been honoured as a life member of the Friends of the RCMP and associate member of the RCMP Veterans Association
for the long hours he devoted to the creation of the RCMP Heritage Centre. He is also a member of the Order of Canada and the
Saskatchewan Order of Merit, among other honours.
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CONFERRING OF HONORARY DEGREE
R. James Tomkins, Chancellor of the University of Regina, will confer upon
Donald Wayne Black the degree of Doctor of Laws honoris causa.
SIGNING OF HONORARY DEGREES REGISTER
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT BY HONORARY DEGREE RECIPIENT
Dr. Donald Wayne Black
CONVOCATION ADDRESS
Vianne Timmons, PhD, President and Vice-Chancellor
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF DEGREES AND CERTIFICATES IN COURSE
The Chancellor will acknowledge the degrees and certificates in course and admit graduates to convocation.
Presentation of the Assembled Graduates and Acknowledgement of Graduates in Absentia
University Secretary
The Chancellor’s Charge
Presentation of Graduates to the Chancellor
Lace Marie Brogden, PhD
Directrice, Programme du Baccalauréat en éducation
Ronald D. Camp II, PhD, Associate Dean, Business Administration
FACULTY OF GRADUATE STUDIES AND RESEARCH
Armin Eberlein, PhD, Dean
Doctor of Philosophy, Master of Administration, Master of Adult Education, Master of Business Administration,
Master of Education, Master of Human Resource Development, Master of Human Resource Management,
Master of Public Administration, Master of Public Policy, Master's Certificate
FACULTY OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
Andrew Gaudes, PhD, Dean
Bachelor of Administration, Bachelor of Business Administration, Diploma of Administration,
Diploma of Business Administration
Presentation of the Faculty of Business Administration Dean’s Medal to Nicole L. Nameth
Presentation of the Leon Goldman Scholarship to Nicole L. Nameth
FACULTY OF EDUCATION
Jennifer Tupper, PhD, Dean
Bachelor of Adult Education and Training, Bachelor of Education,
Bachelor of Education (Indigenous Education), Bachelor of Music Education, Certificate of Extended Studies in Education
Presentation of the Bachelor of Education After Degree Convocation Prize to Karyn Victoria Booy
Presentation of the Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation Prize to Janelle Joetta Zborowski
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CENTRE FOR CONTINUING EDUCATION
Harvey King, PhD, Director
Advanced Certificate in Local Government Authority, Certificate in Administration (Indian Management),
Certificate in Administration - Level I, Certificate in Administration - Level II, Certificate in Adult Education and Training,
Certificate in Hospitality, Tourism and Gaming Entertainment Management, Certificate in Human Resource Development,
Certificate in Indigenous Access Transition Education, Certificate in Local Government Authority,
Certificate in Public Relations, Certificate of Continuing Education, Certificate of Extended Studies in Inclusive Education
WELCOME REMARKS FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF REGINA ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
Aadon Fieger, BA, VP Finance, URAA
PRESIDENT AND VICE-CHANCELLOR’S ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Futures in Flight by Todd Bryanton, BA Hons
Photography by Photography Department
Multimedia coordination by Audio Visual Services Department
CLOSING OF CONVOCATION
Chancellor
ANNOUNCEMENTS
University Secretary
RECESSIONAL
Pipe and Drum Band: Conservatory of the Performing Arts
The audience will remain standing until the platform procession and graduates
have been piped from the stage.
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Kelsie Dawn Neilson, Regina
Course
DEGREES AND CERTIFICATES IN
COURSE
Gillian Andrea Nowlan
Course
* Campion College
** Luther College
*** First Nations University of Canada
º Co-operative Education Program
+ Mention bilingue
~ Langue française
♦ International
● Internship
Mingshu Yang, Xian, Shaanxi, People's Republic of China
Course
Master of Business Administration
Kwaku Dabiete Ayisi
General Management
Course
♦Susanne Isabel Emily Bell
FACULTY OF GRADUATE STUDIES AND
RESEARCH
Executive Management
Project
♦Susanne Kendall Berg, Cabri
Executive Management
Project
Doctor of Philosophy
Michelle Renee Carvajal, Craik
Business Management
Course
Stephenie Francisca Leitao Csada
Education
Thesis:
Sites of Living Pedagogy in (French)
Teacher Education: An
Autoethnographic Self-Study
Co-Supervisors:
Dr. A. Kipling Brown
Dr. K. E. Montgomery
External Examiner: Dr. N. R. Francis
Brock University
♦Mark Douglas Caswell, White City
Executive Management
Project
♦Laura Lee Debassige, Balgonie
Executive Management
Project
Joseph Anthony Muldoon
Public Policy
Thesis:
Policy Networks, Policy Change and
Causal Factors: A Uranium Mining
Case Study
Supervisor
Dr. K. McNutt
External Examiner:
Dr. D. Bratt
Mount Royal University
♦Blair George Debruyne, Regina
Executive Management
Project
♦Ian Michael Durey
Executive Management
Project
♦ Haili Geng
Master of Administration
International
Course
Adewale Oluwagbenga Adebogun
Leadership
Course
♦ Mark David Grambo, Saskatoon
Executive Management
Project
Regan Courtney Seidler
Leadership
Project
Peng Gu, Luoyang, Henan, People's Republic of China
Business Management
Course
Emmanuel Emenike Williams, Regina
Leadership
Course
♦Hira Khurshid
International
Course
Master of Adult Education
Gregory Trent Bawden
Course
♦Kenji Kondo, Osaka, Japan
International
Course
Susan M. Howell, Regina
Course
Andrea Dawn Needer, Regina
Course
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♦Jeffery James Kress, Regina
Executive Management
Project
♦Fuan Shibahara
♦Zhao Li
International
Course
♦Jessica Jean Theriault, Emerald Park
♦Liang Liang
♦Leuk Wei Wan
International
Course
Business Management
Project
♦Yang Liu
International
Course
♦Huaijun Wang, Zhangzhou, Fujian, People's Republic of China
♦Andrew Graham MacCorquodale, Regina
Executive Management
Project
♦David Angus Wilkie, Regina
International
Course
Executive Management
Project
International
Course
Executive Management
Project
♦Shuo Yang, Jinan, Shandong, People's Republic of China
Nathan John Mansuy, Regina
Business Management
Course
International
Course
Master of Education
♦Oscar Yezid Martinez, Bogota, Colombia
Executive Management
Project
Gloria Justine Anderson, Weyburn
Educational Psychology
Practicum
♦ Tania Deann Meier
Executive Management
Project
Mae Andres, Meadow Lake
Curriculum & Instruction
Course
James Jordan Munro
Business Management
Course
Brenda Marion Arnold, Avonlea
Curriculum & Instruction
Thesis:
Who Was This Woman: A Narrative
of the Lived Experiences of the
Daughter of a Pioneer Who Became a
Teacher
Supervisor:
Dr. V. L. Mulholland
♦ Tania Deann Meier
Executive Management
Project
♦Douglas Donald Muskaluk
Executive Management
Project
Anna Daniela Bajpai, Regina
Curriculum & Instruction
Thesis:
Passing Trauma Through Generations:
Child Sexual Abuse as Perceived by
Counsellors
Supervisor:
Dr. K. E. Montgomery
♦Robert Frederick Newis, Regina
Executive Management
Project
Jessica Lynn Newman, Regina
Business Management
Course
Christina Marie Bellerose
Curriculum & Instruction
Course
♦Isa Dele Aikalumele Saidu
Executive Management
Project
Katherine Anne Black, Regina
Educational Administration
Course
♦Bonnie Marie Schmidt, Regina
Executive Management
Project
Tyler Yanis Borovijs, Toronto, Ontario
Curriculum & Instruction
Course
♦Garry Allan Schmidt, Regina
Executive Management
Project
Ian Louis Bourhis-Trail, Regina
Educational Administration
Course
♦Roland Craig Schulz, Regina
Executive Management
Project
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Jaylene Marie Brass, Theodore
Curriculum & Instruction
Course
Tanya Louise Hardenne, Swift Current
Educational Psychology
Practicum
Maurina Sue Carriere, La Ronge
Curriculum & Instruction
Course
Ryan Christopher Harding
Educational Administration
Course
David Craig Hawkins
Educational Administration
Course
Laura Katrine Chabot, Regina
Curriculum & Instruction
Course
Jody Ann Holzmiller, Weyburn
Educational Administration
Course
Xi Cheng
Educational Administration
Course
Lisa Marie Kowalyshyn, White City
Curriculum & Instruction
Course
Anne Evelyn Cook, SK Lac La Ronge
Curriculum & Instruction
Course
Nancy Jane Rose Lafleur, Molanosa
Curriculum & Instruction
Course
Rachel Dianne Deschambeault, Air Ronge
Curriculum & Instruction
Course
Erin Lee Laliberte, Ile-A-La-Crosse
Curriculum & Instruction
Course
John Reid Dingwall, La Ronge
Curriculum & Instruction
Course
Roger Dumont Lepage, Regina
Educational Psychology
Practicum
Mark Matthew Edmonds, Windthorst
Curriculum & Instruction
Course
Jennifer Therese Losie, Regina
Educational Psychology
Course
Maureen Hope Elias, La Ronge
Curriculum & Instruction
Course
Jessica Kristen Madiratta, SK Piapot
Curriculum & Instruction
Course
Tina Marie Exner, Balgonie
Curriculum & Instruction
Course
Lyane McClelland, Regina
Educational Psychology
Course
Michelle Dawn Favel, Ile-A-La-Crosse
Curriculum & Instruction
Course
Steve Michael McKay, SK Cumberland House Cree Nation
Curriculum & Instruction
Project
Sharon Marie Feschuk, Meath Park
Curriculum & Instruction
Course
Kristianna Mercredi, LaRonge
Curriculum & Instruction
Course
Joseph Alex Filson, Woodrow
Curriculum & Instruction
Course
Jessica Lynn Moffatt, Regina
Curriculum & Instruction
Course
Leanne Lesley Gailey, La Loche
Curriculum & Instruction
Course
Marcelle Dos Santos Reid Moreira, Regina
Curriculum & Instruction
Thesis:
Using Social Media to Support
Language Maintenance: An
Account of Minority Language
Speakers' Experiences
Supervisor:
Dr. A. V. Couros
Brennan James Emmond Hack, Foam Lake
Educational Psychology
Practicum
Andrew Scott Haggarty
Curriculum & Instruction
Course
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Nicole Rae Strandlund, Regina
Curriculum & Instruction
Thesis:
The March of Remembrance and Hope:
Critical Pedagogy and Social Justice
Activism
Supervisor:
Dr. J. A. Tupper
Kelsey Maureen Panko, Regina
Educational Administration
Course
Azalea Dawn Parisien, Regina
Curriculum & Instruction
Course
Lindsay Bell Stuart, Regina
Curriculum & Instruction
Project
Ashley Laurie Lynne Petit, Ile-A-La-Crosse
Curriculum & Instruction
Course
Jessica Mae Turbuck
Curriculum & Instruction
Course
Roberta Marie Petracek, Regina
Curriculum & Instruction
Course
Kristy Ann Wempe, Estevan
Educational Psychology
Practicum
Mari Jeannine Petroski, Regina
Educational Psychology
Practicum
Yueying Yang
Educational Administration
Course
Terresa Anne Jennifer Polehoykie, La Loche
Curriculum & Instruction
Course
Master of Human Resource Development
Jennifer Lois Reid-Vandevord, Regina
Educational Psychology
Course
Tammy Lee Folbar-Gedak, Markinch
Course
Yan Li, Qingdao, Shandong, People's Republic of China
Course
Tracy Suzanne Rempel Furry
Curriculum & Instruction
Course
Robert Michael McCulloch, Regina
Course
Viviana Patricia Ruiz Arcand
Curriculum & Instruction
Course
Lisi Wang, Chengde, Hebei, People's Republic of China
Course
Master of Human Resource Management
Jacqueline Carol Scott Sakatch, Regina
Curriculum & Instruction
Course
Radha Devi
Course
Dean David Schwebius, Regina
Educational Administration
Course
Lyndsaye Leigh Greke-Ruda, Kenaston
Course
Tauqeer Hayat, Regina
Course
Lindsay Janine Seidler, Melville
Curriculum & Instruction
Course
Chaudhary Raza Hussain, Islamabad, Pakistan
Course
Tyler Jay Karwandy, Regina
Course
Xiaohan Shi, Leshan, Sichuan, People's Republic of China
Educational Administration
Course
Muhammad Luqman Khan, Regina
Course
Tamara Dawn Marie Smith, Regina
Curriculum & Instruction
Thesis:
An Unsettling Journey: White Settler
Women Teaching Treaty in
Saskatchewan
Supervisor:
Dr. V. L. Mulholland
Hong Thi Dieu Nguyen, Hanoi, Vietnam
Course
Mahbubur Rashid, Dhaka, Bangladesh
Course
Xi Chun Zhang, Regina
Course
Coralee Jane Starlight, AB Tsuu T'Ina Nation
Curriculum & Instruction
Course
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Mariia Koropetska, Ivano-Frankivsk, Ukraine
Public Administration
Course
Master of Public Administration
Tara Kim Acoose, SK Sakimay
Public Management
Course
Leah Mary Lopez, Regina
Public Management
Course
Stephanie Osefan Aito, Regina
Public Administration
Course
Sixia Ma, Suzhou, People's Republic of China
Public Administration
Course
Olanrewaju Akinrogunde
Public Administration
Course
Ashley Steven Mantei, Regina
Public Administration
Course
Jamie Kathryn Ash, Regina
Public Administration
Course
Warren Gordon McCall, Regina
Public Policy
Project
Christopher Andrew Beckett
Public Administration
Course
Edith Maureen Nagy, Regina
Public Policy
Course
Ildephonse Bigirimana, Regina
Public Administration
Course
Sylvia Elizabeth O'Callaghan-Brown, Regina
Public Administration
Course
Paula Antoinette Bourne, Malton, Ontario
Public Administration
Course
Jeremy David Phillips
Public Administration
Course
Christopher Rusty Buchan, Regina
Public Administration
Course
Mohamed Mahmoud Sherief, Regina
Public Administration
Course
Olubukola Tobi Coker
Public Administration
Course
Lindsay Danielle Tokarski, Regina
Public Administration
Course
Jacquelyn Dawn Conrod, Selkirk, Manitoba
Public Administration
Course
Nikolina Vracar, Regina
Public Administration
Course
Amy Lynn Demyen, Regina
Public Administration
Course
Chuning Yang, Zhuzhou, Hunan, People's Republic of China
Public Administration
Course
Jin Du
Public Administration
Course
Master of Public Policy
Scott Edwin Gerald Elliott, Regina
Public Administration
Course
Jonathan Brody Harris, Warwick Settlement, New Brunswick
Health Systems Research
Thesis:
Population Aging and Long-Term Care
Policy Change in Canada: A
Comparison of British Columbia,
Manitoba, and Ontario
Supervisor:
Dr. G. P. Marchildon
Katie Margaret Geoghegan
Public Administration
Course
Ryan Andrew Gray
Public Administration
Course
Benjamin L. J. Sipple
Public Policy
Thesis:
Christina Marie Herauf
Public Administration
Course
Supervisor:
Wuliang Huang
Public Administration
Course
Pavan Jauhal
Public Administration
Course
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SaskTel: How Ownership Impacts
Behaviour in a Competitive Market
Dr. K. A. Rasmussen
Sara Lynn Baudria, Weyburn-Great Distinction-Accounting
Haylee Spencer Biden-Distinction-Human Resource
Management
Arielle Laila Bjornson, Assiniboia-Accounting
Sindy Urvi Boczulak, Regina-Great Distinction-Accounting
ºRenée Martha Marie Boutin, Alida-Accounting
Cheryle Lynn Brazeau, Fort Qu'Appelle-Human Resource
Management
Liam John Brennan, Lumsden-Distinction-Management
Britney Amanda Brodt-Human Resource Management
Brigitte Ashley Brown, Regina-Management
ºJessica Erin Brown, Regina-Distinction-Accounting
Mahendre Mishra Bungsy, Riviere Des Anguilles, Savanne,
Mauritius-Accounting
Tava Magdalena Pratchler Burton, Regina-Distinction-Finance
ºTristan Andrew Carlson, Regina-Accounting
Erica Ka-Yan Chan, Regina-Management
Yichen Chen, Regina-Marketing
Kevin Harry Chow-Marketing
ºAhmer Zimran Chowdhary, Regina-Finance
ºMitchell Dale Clarke-Finance
Jennilea Adelia Antonietta Coppola, Regina-DistinctionAccounting
Destiny Lynn Cote, SK Cote First Nation-Management
Teresa Marie Couture, Holdfast-Human Resource Management
McKayla Curry, Regina-Human Resource Management
Tyler Jay Dancey, Star City-Human Resource Management
Jessica Lee Anna Davis, Regina-Distinction-Marketing
Corey Michael Dawson, Regina-Marketing
Shaohao Deng-Accounting
Xuan Deng-Accounting
ºAshley Amanda Dennison, Regina-Marketing
Alyssa Keri DePape-Great Distinction-Accounting
Jillian Ann Donhauser, Regina-Finance
Jaimee Adare Dowdeswell, Regina-Great DistinctionAccounting
Kirsten Lindsay Dressler-Marketing
Justine Elizabeth Drozda, Regina-Human Resource
Management
Shiyu Duan, Changsha, HUN, People's Republic of ChinaAccounting
Jared Thomas Duchin-Finance
Reagan Z. Dunn, Regina-Finance
My Kim Duong, Regina-Human Resource Management
Nyekachi Boniface Echeonwu, Regina-Management
Jeremy Douglas Eckert, Regina-Distinction-Marketing
ºEsther Festus Edoho-Human Resource Management
ºJustin Kealii Edralin, Regina-Finance
Amanda Kaitlyn Eger, Regina-Human Resource Management
Brandon Matthew Empringham, Regina-Accounting
ºAlexandra Michal Eskra, Invermay-Human Resource
Management
Chenwei Fan, Xiaoyi, SHX, People's Republic of ChinaManagement
ºJaclyn Nicole Farmer, Regina-Accounting
ºMary Paulina Fink, Vibank-Human Resource Management
Christopher Domenico Fiorante-Accounting
Nastasia Megan Foley-Smith, Regina-Human Resource
Management
Susan M.E. Friesen, Regina-Distinction-Human Resource
Management
Emily Denise Gagnon, Regina-Human Resource Management
Alejandra Cecilia Garcia Zambrano, Puerto Ordaz, Bolivar,
Venezuela-Distinction-Accounting
Taylor Daniel Allan Garrett, Regina-Accounting
Colt German, Kenora, ON-Great Distinction-Accounting
Master’s Certificates
Courtney Dawn Balkwill, Regina
Economic Analysis Public Policy
Elgin Bruce Bunston, Regina
Public Policy Analysis
Nancy Wakabari Kangethe, Regina
Business
Oleksandr Kotsyk
Public Management
James Andrew Macdonald
Public Management
Patricia Dawn MacInnis
Human Resource Management
Sheena Lee McCallion
Public Management
Robert Douglas McInnes
Public Policy Analysis
Toluwalase Remilekun Oyebode
Health Systems Management
Sarah Elan Still, Regina
Public Policy Analysis
Jennifer Anne Thompson
Public Management
Amanda Kathleen Mary Vindevoghel Cundall, Regina
Public Management
Selene Maiya Wray
Organizational Leadership
FACULTY OF BUSINESS
ADMINISTRATION
Bachelor of Administration
***Aaron Tyson Shaun Burns, SK James Smith-Marketing
***ºCourtney Cherisse Kinequon, SK Day Star- Accounting
***Ashley Nicole Mardell, Prince Albert-DistinctionManagement
**Carrie Dawn O'Soup, SK Key-Human Resource Management
***Rena Mae Penashue, NF Sheshatshiu-Human Resource
Management
***Jacob Roy Pratt, SK Cote First Nation-Entrepreneurship
***Shyla Rae Prettyshield, SK Carry The Kettle-Human
Resource Management
***Leah Harriet Freda Sapp, SK Little Pine-Human Resource
Management
***Bernelda Darlene Young, SK Shoal Lake of the Cree
Nation-Management
Bachelor of Business Administration
Faeza Yeslam Al Sayari-Accounting
Reid James Kevin Arts, Weyburn-Finance
Cassandra Lynn Ash-Human Resource Management
Matthew Kenneth Balon, Regina-Finance
Mara Beth Baudria, Weyburn-Great Distinction-Accounting
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Rebecca Lorren McKinnon, Regina-Distinction-Human
Resource Management
Sloane Janay Meyer-Great Distinction-Human Resource
Management
Sania Minhas-Human Resource Management
Brittany Dana Mish-Finance
Renee Louise-Marie Mohr, Regina-Marketing
ºShaadie Mitri Isa Musleh, Regina-Human Resource
Management
Nicole L. Nameth, Regina-Great Distinction-Accounting
Brayden Mark Nargang, Edenwold-Finance
Muhammad Hammad Naseem, Karachi, Sindh, Pakistan-Human
Resource Management
ºAmy Leigh Neill, Colgate-Human Resource Management
ºJames Christopher Nixon, Regina-Accounting
Chinweobo Obianuju Nweke, Eberi Omuma, Rivers State,
Nigeria-Accounting
Douglas Andrew Osborne, Regina-Marketing
ºThomas F.W. Ostapowich, Regina-Accounting
Yi Ouyang, Leiyang, HUN, People's Republic of ChinaManagement
Michael Ross Parisian-Management
Shazia Parvez, Regina-Finance
Tyler Andrew Penny, Regina-Marketing
Nicole Marguerite Perala, Regina-Human Resource
Management
ºKimberly Dale Petrychyn, Regina-Human Resource
Management
ºJaime Josephine Potts, Morse-Accounting
Jordan Ross Rachar, Regina-Finance
Michael James Reddick, Regina-Finance
Jordan Tyler Reeve, Regina-Distinction-Finance
ºJessica Christine Reid-Distinction-Accounting
Stephanie Jane Remington, Cardston, AB-Great DistinctionAccounting
Marcus James Richards, Regina-Accounting
ºAmber Denise Rittaler, Glen Ewen-Marketing
Craig Allan Richard Roach, Regina-Management
Sarah Marie Rotheisler, Regina-Marketing
ºBrill Sandercock, Regina-Human Resource Management
Solomon Dane Sanderson, SK James Smith-Marketing
Jennifer Natasha Sargeant-Radomski-Great DistinctionInternational Business
Rowan Victoria Schachtel-Distinction-Accounting
Jared Brent Schick, Regina-Finance
ºBrendon Michael Schultz, Melville-Distinction-Accounting
ºJess-Ann Danay Selinger-Human Resource Management
Tania Sentes-Management
Pengfei Shang, Pingdu, SHD, People's Republic of ChinaFinance
Dailene Deanne Sivertson, Saskatoon-Accounting
Robin Brittany Somogyi, Saskatoon-Accounting
Ayla Freda Gabrielle Sorochuk, Regina-Marketing
Kelsey Rae Stewart, Regina-Marketing
Jingwen Su, Kaiping, GWA, People's Republic of China-Great
Distinction-Accounting
Philip Frederick Taiwo, Benin City, Nigeria-Management
Xiaode Tan, Dezhou, Shandong, People's Republic of ChinaFinance
Qingjian Tang, Changsha, HUN, People's Republic of ChinaManagement
Ke Tao, Shandong, People's Republic of China-Accounting
ºShane Clark Templeton, Regina-Finance
Steven Mathew Tymiak, Jasmin-Distinction-Finance
Faizi Vejdani, Regina-Management
Connor Brady Waldbauer-Human Resource Management
Wenta Ghebrezgiabiher-Finance
Kayla Lydia Gibbs, Regina-Human Resource Management
Krista Margaret Gibbs, Regina-Human Resource Management
Presley Gibler, Churchbridge-Management
Linna Guo, Jinan, SHD, People's Republic of China-Finance
David Richard Haines, Regina-Finance
Cody James Hall, Assiniboia-Finance
Courtney Ann Halldorson, Elfros-Marketing
Kristen Samantha Hamilton, Regina-Accounting
ºMohamed Abdi Hassan-Accounting
Jingzhou He, Changsha, HUN, People's Republic of ChinaManagement
ºAshley Healey, Eston-Accounting
Scott Mathew Heisler, Regina-Accounting
David William Henneberg-Entrepreneurship
Sidney Alexander Gregory Heuer, McMahon-Great DistinctionAccounting
Alexander John Hornung-Distinction-Accounting
Devin Lee Howell-Shiplack, Regina-Marketing
Yaqing Huang, Qiaoshi Town, HUB, People's Republic of
China-Management
Eric Tyler Hubich-Distinction-Finance
ºJennifer Dawn Hubick, Regina-Accounting
Laura Geraldine Hudson, Regina-Distinction-Marketing
Kristen Rae Hudym, Estevan-Great Distinction-Accounting
ºLogan Matthew Hutt, Lampman-Accounting
Christopher Raymond Ing, Regina-Finance
Breanna Michele Janzen-Accounting
Michael Douglas Donald Jesse, Regina-Marketing
Yunyi Jiang, Yueyang, HUN, People's Republic of ChinaAccounting
Jayson Peter Johner, Estevan-Great Distinction-Accounting
Amanda Jade Ehalt Johnson, Humboldt-Accounting
ºAndrew Hongsun Jung-Distinction-Accounting
Jade Saphron Jurgens-Human Resource Management
Brady Anthony Kapovic-Marketing
ºAmanda Rae Kessel, Balgonie-Accounting
Michael Richard Kesslering, Wynyard-Distinction-Finance
Melanie Maureen King, Regina-Human Resource Management
Andrew John Konecsni, Southey-Accounting
ºTracy Lee Kovalench, Regina-Distinction-Human Resource
Management
Adele Marie Krammer-Management
Keith Kenneth Kurtz-Marketing
Kellie Caroline Lafrentz-Accounting
Joycelynn Lam, Regina-Finance
Emma Marie Landine, Esterhazy-Distinction-Management
ºDonovan Kyle Lautsch, Regina-Finance
Levi Ahijah Lawrence, Manor-Distinction-Finance
ºIsaac Nicholaus LeClair, Regina-Marketing
Jiwei Liu, Zhuzhuo, HUN, People's Republic of ChinaManagement
Brianna Joan Lobb, Regina-Great Distinction-Accounting
ºElaine Marie Lockwood, Wilcox-Human Resource
Management
ºTiffany LaRae Lougheed, Regina-Distinction-Marketing
Daniel Jacob Loughren, Regina-Marketing
Xinyuan Lu, Nanning, Guangxi, People's Republic of ChinaFinance
ºLaura Jean Luster, Kendal-DistinctionAccounting
Xiaoran Ma-Finance
ºSaad Malik-Finance
ºJennifer Dawn Marlowe, Churchbridge-Great DistinctionAccounting
Kathy Marie McDougall, Regina-Distinction-Marketing
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Deborah Jean McPherson, Regina
Taylor Anthony Metz, Regina
Sasha May Miller, Regina
Carey Bernard Murphy, Falmouth, NS
Kelly David Murphy, Regina
Leslie Ann Nemeth, Regina
Jiwei Niu
Precious Ebie Onungwe
Daniel Wade Seamus Probe, Regina
Adrea Nadine Propp, Regina
Tenille Miranda Rutten, Carlyle
Gurjot Singh Sandhu
Shahzadi Sayyid, Milton, ON
Shakiba Shakouri, Regina
Hitesh Sharma, Regina
Narmaan Singh Sidhu, Regina
Stephanie Anne Smith, Regina
Alyse Celyn Stauch, Regina
Sara Jean Steiner, Regina
Cassidy Gail Taylor, Rocanville
Louann Audrey Ubell, Regina
Brittany Leanne Walby, Regina
Xun Wang, Beian, HEI, People's Republic of China
Zachary Shane Watson, Yellow Grass
Tegan Wendy Whelan
Kendra Kim Wild
Amanda Cathy Walter-Accounting
Jiacheng Wang, Xiamen, FUI, People's Republic of ChinaFinance
Xueheng Wang-Accounting
Trena Anne Weatherby, Esterhazy-Human Resource
Management
Austin Robert Welter, Regina-Finance
ºJonathan Joseph White, Moose Jaw-Finance
Danni Wu, Quanzhou, FUI, People's Republic of ChinaAccounting
Binbin Xu-Management
Christopher Jay Yee, Regina-International Business
Zheng Yuan, Yueyang, HUN, People's Republic of ChinaManagement
Chi Zhang, Xi'an, SHA, People's Republic of China-Finance
Yulong Zhang, Jining, SHD, People's Republic of ChinaFinance
Fuwen Zhao, Xinhui, GWA, People's Republic of ChinaDistinction-Finance
Yiling Zhou, Dehong-Mangshi, YU, People's Republic of
China-Entrepreneurship
Ashley Maryanne Ziegler, Weyburn-Accounting
Diploma of Administration
***Annie Elizabeth Charles, PQ Waswanipi
***Brenda Lee Missens, SK Pasqua First Nation
***Jody Heather Robson, SK Okanese
Diploma of Business Administration
FACULTY OF EDUCATION
Abdullah Ahmed Saleh Ahmed
Raji Mohammed Aldahaim, Safwa, Saudi Arabia
Lanette Lorna Armbruster, Regina
Julia Leeanne Bewcyk, Regina
Cory Lee Bjarnason
Trina Adele Buchanan, White City
Rebecca Paulina Clark, Wolseley
Dayna Rae Deck, Regina
Adumo Godspower Fiabema, Port Harcourt, Nigeria
Destinee Lynn Marie Fraser, Moose Jaw
Linda Anne Friesen, Regina
Kashif Gabriel, Regina
Elise Catherine Gagnon, Regina
Philip Moses Gampi, Regina
Crystal Dawn Ganshorn, Regina
Zi Cheng Guo, Foshan, GWA, People's Republic of China
Meagan Marie Hamilton, Carnduff
Ali Hamza, Lahore, PNJ, Pakistan
Margery Beth Hendricksen, Regina
Seth Everett Hunt, Regina
Thuy Thi Ut Huynh
Dane Laurier Imrie, Regina
Chelsea Darnelle James
Vida Jamshidi, Regina
Madelein Jaworski
Wen Jiang, Liuzhou, GWX, People's Republic of China
Virender Joshi, Regina
Nirmatpal Kaur, Regina
Kayla Marie Kimpinski, Regina
Wendy Lee Kopeck, Regina
Thao Thi-Xuan Le
Sherrie Lee Lewis, Milestone
Yinglu Lin, Xiamen, FUI, People's Republic of China
Wanpeng Liu, Regina
Mackenzie Quinn McCall, Regina
Shawn Richard McIntyre, Regina
Macintyre John McKay
Bachelor of Adult Education and Training
Jason Charles Johnston, White City-Great Distinction
Donna Jacqueline Kovatch, White City-Distinction
Trudy Elizabeth Osborne, Moose Jaw-Distinction
Josephine Mona Thompson, Saskatoon
Bachelor of Education
Jordan Peter Aasen, Melfort-Social Studies Education
Rahma Mohamed Abdulhadi
Courtney Brooke Adams, Broadview-Mathematics Education
Olushola Joseph Adedeji, Regina- Secondaire-DistinctionDidactique français langue et lecture
Saimaiyu Akesuk, Cape Dorset, NU
Silaqqi Rebekka Alariaq, Cape Dorset, NU-Distinction
Lori Jean Allan, Meadow Lake- Elementary
Danae Brienne Andrie, Saskatoon
Lacy Corinne Anthony, Moose Jaw-Physical Education
Anthony Benedict Auzenne, Regina Beach-English Education
Amanda Rose Baer, Pilot Butte-Health Education
Michael David Alan Banman-Biology Education
Kaela Dawn Baudu-Distinction
Katie Ann Baumgartner, Regina-Distinction-Health Education
Cindy Michelle Bear, Whitewood-Health Education
Kirstie Yvonne Berger, Central Butte
Megan Marie Bieber, Yorkton
Lauren Danielle Biem, Swift Current-Elementaire
Chas William Bonnor, Regina-Health Education
Karyn Victoria Booy, Emerald Park-Great Distinction-Biology
Education
Brian William Gehard Bowley, Moose Jaw-Arts EducationDistinction-Music Education
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Magan Alexandra Boyle, Neilburg-Arts Education-Visual Arts
Education
Lindsay Tangjerd Braul, Regina-Distinction-Physics Education
Acacia Kathryn Brodie-Health Education
Christina Nicole Burns-Chemistry Education
Danielle Crystal Carey, Martensville
Rebecca Lynn Carson, Regina
Stephanie Mieka Carteri, Regina
Emma Jane Castle, Canora-Health Education
Roanna Ka Bo Chan, Regina
Lindsay Dawn Chernoff-Distinction
Sarah Jean Chrobot, Buchanan-Distinction
Jennifer Dawn Clace, Moose Jaw
Jared Brett Clarke, Regina-Distinction-Biology Education
Jacee Lyn Coben
Christopher David Collins, Lumsden-Social Studies Education
Emily Alexandra Columpsi, Regina-Great DistinctionMathematics Education
Mia Gabrielle Columpsi, Regina
Morgan Ann Cooper, Strathmore, AB-Chemistry Education
Rachel Marie Courchene- Secondaire-Didactique français
langue et lecture
Catherine Rose Craig, Eastend
Lindsey Marie Craig, Regina
♦Jessica Louise Cripps, Regina-English Education
Nicola Denise D'Agnone, Rouleau-Great Distinction
J. Dalton Danaher, Regina-Social Studies Education
Daniel Chong Daongam, Meadow Lake-Elementary
April Jean D'Aoust, Saskatoon
Jacquelyn Nicole Davis, Regina-Chemistry Education
Kurtis Lee Decker, Yorkton-Physical Education
Chantelle Marie Delorme, Tisdale
Suzanne Maria den Ouden- Elementary (YNTEP)-Great
Distinction
Marie Ellen Digney-Didactique français langue et lecture
Kerri Mary-Anne Doidge-English Education
Kimberly Ann Doll, Herbert-Physical Education
Rob Duncan, Antler- Arts Education-Distinction-Literature
Education (Sec.)
Celeste Jeannette Marie Eaton- Elementary
Terry John Enns-English Education
Audrey Gail Eversen, Livelong-Elementary-Distinction
Samuel Joseph Fayant, Lebret-Elementary (SUNTEP)
Cayle Marie Fiala, Prince Albert
Carol Elaine Lynn Fisher, Swift Current-Distinction-English
Education
Cassandra Danielle Fisher, Regina- Elementary (SUNTEP)Great Distinction
Carolyn Nicole Fluter, Regina-Distinction
Danielle Marie Fontaine, Regina-Distinction-Didactique
français langue et lecture
Hilary Lauren Forster, Regina-Distinction
Sydney Ann Franks, Maidstone
Carmen Cherise Frey, Cudworth-Distinction
Melanie Jeannine Frombach, Edenwold
Kyle Ernest Gallagher
Eleni Gardikiotis, Regina-Great Distinction
Breanne Kelsey Gardiner, Holdfast-English Education
Kayla Jannel Gelinas, Regina-Distinction
Jessica Rae Gent, Coronach
Jonathan Andrew George, Bellegarde-Secondaire-Didactique
français langue et lecture
Cody-Lynn Marie Getz, Fort Qu'Appelle-Health Education
Alannah Jane Gilmour- Arts Education-Drama Education
Molly Anne Glass, Prince Albert-Physical Education
Jacob Gene Gleckman-Social Studies Education
Samantha Lee Gold, Regina- Elementary (SUNTEP)
Travis Nolan Goodman, Saskatoon-Social Studies Education
Walter Oscar Gorectke, Regina
Kourtney Joan Gorham, Southey-Distinction-English Education
Kelsey Susanna Gottfried, Regina-Great Distinction-English
Education
Jessica Jean Goulet-Music Education
Jordan Rae Grebinsky, Regina-Health Education
Melonie Kristina Gryschuk, Regina-Distinction
Allyson Kendra Dawn Grywacheski, Norquay-Social Studies
Education
David Alan Guenther, Warman-Mathematics Education
Michelle A. Gulka- Secondaire- Didactique français langue et
lecture
Breanne Kathryn Hack, Regina-Distinction
Vanessa Karina Halas, High River, AB-Distinction-Mathematics
Education
Cory Robert Hamel, Regina
Jasmine Lori Mae Hamilton, Sturgis-English Education
Rebecca Leigh Hammel- Secondaire-Didactique français langue
et lecture
Callan Frances Hamon, Regina
Dylan William Hart, Saskatoon-Social Studies Education
Skyler Thomas Hart, Regina-Mathematics Education
Shanis Emilie Hartman, Moose Jaw-Elementaire
Shalane Annette Haselhan, Lampman-Physical Education
Kora Mae Hayter, Watrous
Samantha Dawn Hayter, Orillia-Distinction-Biology Education
Nicole Theresa Helland, Assiniboia
Taylor Jule Herback, Eston-English Education
Haylea Rae Herbert, Melville-Physical Education
Alyssa Marie Herzog, Saskatoon- Elementaire-Distinction
Cassandra Allison Hickes, Churchill, MB
Ashley Samantha Hicks, Lumsden
Chantel Renee Hildebrand-Health Education
Tessa Louise Hill, Moose Jaw
Carissa Dayle Hill-Wilcox, Delisle
Andrea Dody Hogger, North Battleford
Christopher Daniel Holcomb-Distinction-Social Studies
Education
Emily Ann Holmes, Regina-Distinction
Destiny Patricia Maria Holowachuk, Lloydminster- Elementary
Chelsea Nicole Howard, Norquay-Biology Education
Morgan Liana Hunter, Regina-Great Distinction
Rebecca Lynn Hutchings, Cape Dorset, NU
Rita Daniel Istifo, Saskatoon- Secondaire-DistinctionDidactique français langue et lecture
Kyle Spencer Daniel Janeczko, Southey-Business Technology &
Media Ed
Megan Brett Johnson, Wynyard-Health Education
Mark Andrew Johnston, Swift Current-Mathematics Education
Nicholas Douglas John Jonassen, Yorkton-Physical Education
Taylor Ann Juravle, Weyburn
Khristopher George Kalika, Prince Albert-Physical Education
Michael James Kalika, Prince Albert-Physical Education
Night Song Keepness, SK Ochapowace-Distinction-English
Education
Braden Timothy Keller, Prince Albert-Physical Education
Maninder Paul Kaur Khaira-Biology Education
Kaela-Lee Loren Kirsch, Regina-Distinction
Rachel Dawn Klein, Assiniboia
James Patrick Kleisinger, Regina-Distinction-Social Studies
Education
Jeneane Marie Kowalchuk, Wynyard-Arts Education-Music
Education
Rikell Leigh Kowalchuk, Foam Lake-Physical Education
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Rebecca Erin Kriger, Yorkton-Chemistry Education
Jessica Taylor Kurk, Regina
Shannon Allison Lachance, Whitehorse, YT- Elementary
(YNTEP)-Distinction
Stephanie Janet Louise Lajeunesse, Sylvan Lake, ABDistinction
Brittany Margaret Anne Lam Ma, Tisdale
Julius Arthur Landry, Regina
Tanner Scott Lange, Swift Current-Distinction-Mathematics
Education
Stephanie Olive Launier, Quispamsis, NB
Adina Brie-Anne Leibel, Regina- Arts Education-Drama
Education
Sydney Lorraine Leigh Lemieux- Elementary (SUNTEP)Distinction
Adam Tyron Leonard, Ogema-Distinction
Jennifer Marie Levasseur, Regina
Jordan Wills Lynnes, Regina-Social Studies Education
Ashley Erin MacLean, Summerside, PE-Distinction
Lyndsay Anne MacPherson-Great Distinction
Kaleigh Dawn Maguire, Melville
Scott Donald Manson, Birch Hills-Mathematics Education
Tyler John Mantyak, Lethbridge, AB-Mathematics Education
Hayley Danielle Marks, Whitehorse, YT-Elementary (YNTEP)Distinction
Bailey Devin Marshall, Langenburg-English Education
Sheri Lynn Martin, Ituna-Health Education
Jannike Matlock-Distinction
Hillary Rosie Mayer, Regina-Distinction
Hailey Jean McCrystal, Regina
Amanda Rae McKay, Meadow Lake, SK- Elementary-Great
Distinction
Lucas Andrew McKay, Moose Jaw
Tara Leigh McKinley, Regina-Social Studies Education
Maria Louise McWilliams-Distinction
Erin Dawn Minty, Rocanville-Distinction
Stephanie Joelle Montpetit, Moose Jaw- Elementaire-Great
Distinction
Donna Leeann Moore, BC Okanagan, Whitehorse, YTElementary (YNTEP)-Great Distinction
Marshall Duncan Morgan, Regina-Social Studies Education
Mark William Moriarty, Estevan
Melissa Marie Morley, Yorkton
Ashley Faye Marie Morrant, Dorintosh- Elementary
Lindsay Maureen Morris, Weyburn
Mercedes Katherine Morstad, Estevan- Arts EducationDistinction-Visual Arts Education
Rayshelle Tamara DeeAnn Murray, Wadena
Deandra Lee Mutch, Leroy-Distinction
Kimberley Renee Myers, Qu'Appelle
Jonathon Donald Neher- Arts Education-Music Education
Shay Vincent Neufeld, Carrot River-Physical Education
Alvine Danie Ngaa Tchoua- Elementaire-Distinction
Jonathan David Nickel, Carrot River-Distinction
Mitchell Edward Nielsen, Wilkie-Physical Education
Sarah Jeanne Nielsen, Wilkie-Distinction-English Education
Jordan Frances Nixon, Shaunavon-Distinction
Jennie Norgaard, Meadow Lake-Mathematics Education
Shauna Dee Norman, Meadow Lake- Elementary-Distinction
Bevan Sterling Nye, Prince Albert
Haleigh Nicole Oberkirsch, Regina-Distinction
Lauren Danielle O'Byrne, Regina-Chemistry Education
Anna Paulina Ogenchuk, Saskatoon-Physical Education
Kaitlin Michelle Olynyk, Goodeve-Physical Education
Emma Dorothy Orr, Saskatoon- Secondaire-Didactique français
langue et lecture
Megan Rose Osborne, Kamsack-Mathematics Education
Diana Louise Ottenbreit, Regina-English Education
Rebecca Breann Ottenbreit, Esterhazy
Cara Leigh Owens, Eston, SK-Great Distinction-Social Studies
Education
Anthony Gordon Pacholko, Glaslyn-Great Distinction-Biology
Education
Victoria Riel Parisien- Elementary (SUNTEP)-Distinction
Linda Eirini Domenica Parisone, Regina- Arts Education-Dance
Education
Ashley Dawn Parker-Social Studies Education
Melissa Dawn Paterson, Regina
Alexandra Sandra Potvin, Regina-Elementaire
Kirsten Marie Prayda, Ituna
Anna Constance Pringle, Regina-Arts Education-DistinctionVisual Arts Education
Amy Nina Pugsley, Regina-Distinction
Sarah Grace Punshon, Regina
Saizula Putuguq, Cape Dorset, NU
Carlee Paige Quiring, Winnipeg, MB-Distinction
Laura Ashley Radford, Regina
Cole Myrddin Ramsey, Regina-Great Distinction-English
Education
Megan Rae Ravndahl, Prince Albert- Elementaire
Jessie-Lee Elizabeth Reese, Regina-Distinction-English
Education
Graham Mark Richardson, Regina-Distinction-Physical
Education
Twila Ingrid Alma Riffel, B-Say-Tah-Distinction-Health
Education
Jennifer Rae Robinson-French Education
Rylan Tyrel Rogers, Regina-Distinction
Mariah Lee Rope, SK Carry The Kettle, Regina- Elementary
(SUNTEP)
Renee Lisa Roschuk, Prince Albert-Physical Education
Kimberly Katherine Rothwell, Weyburn
Kelsey Marie Rude, Lake Alma-Great Distinction
Megan Ellen Rumpel, Swift Current-Distinction-Physical
Education
Rebecca Joy Ryall, Stratford-Upon-Avon, United KingdomDistinction
Alison Megan Ryan, Unity-Distinction-Biology Education
Joanni Sallerina, Gjoa Haven, NU
Nicholas James Sarauer-Social Studies Education
Jane Margaret Sayers, Meadow Lake- Elementary-Distinction
Carly Joan Scherr, Saskatoon- Elementaire-Distinction
Chelsea Danielle Schmidt, McLean-Distinction
Leah Marion Schmidt, White City
Christopher Isaac Sciog, Kelliher-Distinction-Physical
Education
Gina Marie Lauren Senger, Nipawin
Erika Charlyn Ashley Slater, Emerald Park
Nicole Lisa Sopyc, Unity
Jewel Paige Springer, Rocanville
Zachary Matthew Startup, Battleford- Social Studies Education
Nicole Jeannette Stefan, Regina- Arts Education-Visual Arts
Education
Rebecca Erin Stein, Simpson-Mathematics Education
Hillary Caitlyn Strain, Swift Current-Mathematics Education
Jenaya Marie Taylor, Regina-Distinction
Matthew Raymond Joseph Taylor-Music Education
Amanda Cherie Tessier, Regina-Distinction-Biology Education
Kyle Terry Tetarenko, Tisdale
Sidni Airien Thome, Rouleau-Distinction
Stacey Ellen Threinen- Elementary-Great Distinction
Matthew Thomas Tilford, Prince Albert-Distinction
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Alexandria Anne Toews-Urban-Great Distinction-Social Studies
Education
Michelle Lynn Toshack-Distinction
Jennifer Tran, Regina
Jefferson Uttak, Cape Dorset, NU
Alyssa Penni Uzelman, Unity-Elementary
Gisèle Marie Vachon, St Louis-Distinction-Didactique français
langue et lecture
Crystal Marie Vail, Regina- Arts Education-Music Education
Jenna Lynn Vertefeuille, Weyburn
Kyle Kristofer Vibe-Distinction-Health Education
Tessa Eliese Vibe, Regina-Distinction
Taylor Ray Volk, Moosomin, SK-Physical Education
Jessica Abeni Christine Walcott, Kingston, ON- SecondaireDidactique français langue et lecture
Courtney Rachelle Wall, Regina-English Education
Kaylyn Dawn Wallen, Margo-Distinction-Mathematics
Education
Maria Dawn Walter
Tracey Lynne Walzak, Milden- Elementary-Great Distinction
Brittany Alexandra Ward, Nipawin- Arts Education-Drama
Education
Brandyn Ernest Wasyliw, Meadow Lake-Health Education
Jacey Morgan Watson, Swift Current
Catelyn Delaine Webster, Moose Jaw
Emma Morgan Weighill, Carrot River
Paige Allisha Marie Wheeler, Estevan-Physical Education
Claire Lisa White
Craig Matthew White, Regina-Distinction-Health Education
Andrew Colton Williams, Saskatoon-Distinction
Patrick Joseph Winand, Englefeld
Kimberley Nicole Wingert, Regina-Distinction
Allysa Rose Winter, Regina
Kelsey Rae Wintonyk, Hafford-English Education
Lisa Leanne Wood, Glenavon-Distinction
Kristin Dawn Woolhead, Yorkton- Arts Education-Great
Distinction-Visual Arts Education
Logan Dakari Woytowich, Regina-Physical Education
Natasha Marie Wright-Great Distinction
Magon Lyn Yurkowski, Carrot River
Frances Anne Zacharias- Elementary
Katherine Nicole Zarazun, La Ronge-Elementary (NORTEP)
Janelle Joetta Zborowski, Regina-Great Distinction
***Katelin Meg Parenteau, Prince Albert
***Robin Joel Ross, SK Kawacatoose-Distinction
***Cora Charlotte Sinclair, SK Peter Ballantyne Cree Nation
***Darlene Lillian Sinclair, SK Peter Ballantyne Cree Nation
Bachelor of Music Education
Brendan William Dickie, Strasbourg-Music Education
Christie Jordan Westbrook, Regina-Music Education
Certificate of Extended Studies in Education
Kathlyn Navarro Buenvenida, Regina
Jhaycilou Tumampos Mesiona
Maria Cristina Vickers, Regina
CENTRE FOR CONTINUING
EDUCATION
Advanced Certificate in Local Government Authority
Jessica Ann Heisler, Cupar
Rena Denise Ramsay, Neilburg
Certificate in Administration (Indian Management)
***Aaron Tyson Shaun Burns, SK James Smith
Certificate in Administration-Level I
Jayme Daniel Bagan, Regina
Amrinder Singh Dandiwal, Regina
Katherine Madelon Duran, Regina
Aaron Travis Gerein, Regina
Karen Rosemarie Graham, Regina
Junbong Ha
Nadine Louise Horvath
Huang Huang
Nazmul Huda, Regina
Ali Hussain, Regina
Aaiyaz Abdulbhai Karedia, Regina
Gurjeet Kaur, Regina
Jenna Morgan Kinchen, Assiniboia
Alina Maknojia, Regina
Dhaval Kantibhai Mandli
Kerry Lynn Marsh, Regina
Kelsey Michelle Neufeld, Regina
Sarah Rachelle Obleman, Regina
Krunal Jashwantbhai Patel
Quang Pham
Teresa Joy Reierson
Hyunjung Seo
Sahil Sidhu, Regina
Harpreet Singh, Chandigarm, PNJ, India
Olga Tsesliv, Kyiv, Ukraine
Jennifer Lok Yu Yee, Regina
Bachelor of Education (Indigenous Education)
***Tina Agnes Alphonse, SK Black Lake
***Cynthia Sophie Ballantyne, SK Peter Ballantyne Cree
Nation
***Danielle Rose Belanger, SK Ochapowace-Indigenous
Studies Education
***Danielle Alyssa Brûlé, Whitewood
***Alaura Patricia Campbell, Stoughton-Indigenous Studies
Education
***Julianne F. Custer, SK Peter Ballantyne Cree Nation
***Daryl John Desjarlais, SK Gordon
***Jessica Lynn Dieter, SK Okanese-Indigenous Studies
Education, English Education
***DeeAnn Michelle Dorion, SK Peter Ballantyne Cree Nation
***Tina Lynn Duquette-Pechawis, SK Mistawasis
***Chelleen Chelsea Halkett, SK Lac La Ronge
***Hannah M. Kkailther, SK Hatchet Lake
*** Dana Elizabeth Victoria McNabb, SK Standing Buffalo
***Holly E. Mirasty, SK Lac La Ronge
***Kelsey Jae Moore, Yorkton-Great Distinction-Indigenous
Studies Education
Certificate in Administration-Level II
Ahmad Abdullah Al Shabeeb, Regina
Adeel Amir, Regina
Jayme Daniel Bagan, Regina
Harsha Mayukha Bhamidipati, Calgary, AB
***Annie Elizabeth Charles, PQ Waswanipi
Chi Hang Stephen Cheung, Regina
Brady Claude Finch, Regina
Omar Burhan Ghazal, Regina
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Carma Jean Dilts, Pense
Cheryl Anne Fedirko
Donna L. Goertzen, Spiritwood
Sherry Lynn Guenther, Kamsack
Melanie Rose Hartley, Lucky Lake
Margaret Ann Jacquemart, Norquay
Jennifer Rae Josephson, Strasbourg
Coleen Janice Bridget Kitching, Glenbush
Lois Elaine Lange, Wakaw
Jenna Rae Lavoie, Kindersley
Wanda Lilja Lorenz, Wynyard
Amanda Lynn McCormick, Rosthern
Darlene Ann Moline, North Battleford
Rena Denise Ramsay, Neilburg
Carl John Renaud, Raymore
Maria Deanne Scott, Biggar
Karen Rosemarie Graham, Regina
Junbong Ha
Kale Michael Havervold, Regina
Nadine Louise Horvath
Huang Huang
Sheena Patricia Jorgenson, White City
***Victoria Alvina Key, SK Key
Lisa Dawn Kuyek, Regina
Xiao Lei Ma, Regina
Kerry Lynn Marsh, Regina
Sarah Rachelle Obleman, Regina
Quang Pham
***Jacob Roy Pratt, SK Cote First Nation
Kendra Marie Rieder
Hyunjung Seo
Kristen Janelle Slinn, Regina
***Amanda Nichole Worm, SK Kawacatoose
Defu Zhao, Shen Yang, LIA, China, Hong Kong
Certificate in Public Relations
Suzanne Rene Barber, Regina Beach
Jessica Leslie Bickford
Kirsten Rae Brandvold, Regina
Mindy Leanne Calder
Amber Melanie Curtis, Silton
Virginia Lara Davis
Ashley Amanda Dennison, Regina
Devin Lee Howell-Shiplack, Regina
Timothy Dudley Kambo Jones, Regina
Hanna Leanne Karman, Sherwood Park, AB
Paige Kezima, Canora
Cheryl Judy Lynn Krett, Regina
Crystal Mae Leader, Regina
Isaac Nicholaus LeClair, Regina
James Tri Nguyen, Regina
Sarah Rachelle Obleman, Regina
Jennifer Natasha Sargeant-Radomski
Kristen Janelle Slinn, Regina
Allison Bridget Sparling, Regina
Natasha Thomson
Angela Nicole Tremka, Regina
Breanne Sara Van De Woestyne, Estevan
Christine Alanna Woods, Moose Jaw
Certificate in Adult Education and Training
Tera Lynnette Berndt, Saskatoon
Loredana Carani
Dean Douglas Ferguson, Moose Jaw
Pamela Dean Fisher, The Pas, MB
Jeffery Paul Willis Galbraith, Regina
Ryan Deveron Galbraith, Prince Albert
Sharon Patricia Hassard, Regina
Kendra Dawn Lischynski
Yvette Helene Ludwig
Kadine Carolyn Taylor
Josephine Mona Thompson, Saskatoon
Robert Cecil Thompson, Saskatoon
Lynn Marie Waschenfelder
Certificate in Hospitality, Tourism and Gaming
Entertainment Management
***Courtney Cherisse Kinequon, SK Day Star
Certificate in Human Resource Development
Josephine Mona Thompson, Saskatoon
Marc Christian Verbrugge
Certificate of Continuing Education
Certificate in Indigenous Access Transition Education
***Jody Heather Robson, SK Okanese-Administrative
Development
***Virginia Mae Buckles, SK Piapot
***Lori Lynn Cappo, SK Piapot
***Lynnette Faye Cappo, SK Piapot
***Carrie Dorreen Kaiswatum, SK Piapot
***Donna Lee Kaiswatum, SK Piapot
***Miranda Joy Kaiswatum, SK Piapot
***Dakota Rae Obey, SK Piapot
***Judy May Sugar, Regina
***Sharon Lynn Sugar, SK Piapot
Certificate of Extended Studies in Inclusive Education
Gertrude Elizabeth Irene Blenkin, Indian Head
Andrea Dawn Chalifour, Regina
Tara-Lynn Marie Fischer, Regina
Leica Marie Forrest, Saskatoon
Danielle Kelly Gossard, Moose Jaw
Christopher John Kampman, Regina
Ashley Ellen Dumont Krefting, Regina
Pamela Stephanie Lusney, Regina
Aisha Siddiqa, Regina
Brittany Rachelle Thies, Yorkton
Certificate in Local Government Authority
Dickson Harold Rognualdson Bailey
Cheryl Annette Barrett, Wapella
Janeen Brown
Kyla Faye Campbell, Mortlach
Katherine Louise Clarke
Petra De Winter
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PROGRAMME II
CEREMONY
Thursday, June 4, 2015
2:00 p.m.
Theatre, Conexus Arts Centre
PROCESSIONAL
The audience will rise for presentation of the graduating students and entrance of the platform procession,
and will remain standing until the Invocation has been pronounced. Members of the platform procession will enter
successively in the following order: Faculty, Senate, Board of Governors, the Honorary Graduand;
followed by the President, the Chancellor, and the Vice-Regal Party.
Grand Marshal: Joseph Piwowar, PhD, Associate Dean, Arts
Processional Accompaniment: The Lone Creek Cultural Club
O CANADA
Vocalist: Emily Ready, BMus
INVOCATION
Bryan Hillis, PhD, President, Luther College
John Meehan, PhD, President, Campion College
INTRODUCTION OF PLATFORM PARTY
Annette Revet, MBA, Executive Director (University Governance) and University Secretary
OPENING OF CONVOCATION AND CHANCELLOR’S MESSAGE
R. James Tomkins, PhD, Chancellor
PRESENTATION OF CANDIDATE FOR HONORARY DEGREE
Richard Kleer, PhD, Dean, Arts
Kevin Michael Vickers
Kevin Vickers was appointed Canada’s Ambassador to Ireland in January 2015, after a
distinguished career with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police and as sergeant-at-arms of the
House of Commons.
Kevin was born and raised in Newcastle (now part of the city of Miramichi), New
Brunswick, and studied at St. Francis Xavier University and the University of Calgary. His
29-year career with the RCMP included postings in Alberta and the Northwest Territories
before being appointed Inspector, District Commander, in the Acadian Peninsula district in
his home province. As the force’s Incident Commander he helped resolve the confrontation
over native fishing rights at Burnt Church, New Brunswick, in 1999-2000. He later served
as Director-General of the Force’s Aboriginal Police Services branch. He has been
recognized for leading Canadian police force investigations into the international drug trade,
and for his work in developing a national strategy for the protection of children from sexual
exploitation on the Internet, resulting in the creation of a national centre of expertise to
combat the problem.
Kevin was appointed director of Security Operations for the House of Commons in 2005, becoming sergeant-at-arms a
year later, with responsibility for 1,000 employees within the parliamentary precinct. In January 2013 he skillfully resolved a
potentially difficult situation when 3,000 Idle No More protesters gathered on the Hill.
The image of Kevin Vickers, sergeant-at-arms, carrying the ceremonial gold mace into the House of Commons the
day after he helped stop the October 2014 attack on Parliament Hill has become part of our national iconography. He prefers
to pass the praise on to his staff.
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Kevin is the recipient of the Queen’s Jubilee Medal, the Canada 125 Medal and the RCMP Long Service Medal. The
community of Burnt Church has recognized him for his service there. He was bestowed an honorary degree from Mount
Allison University earlier this year.
He and wife Ann have a son, Andrew, who is a police officer in Miramichi, and a daughter Laura. Grandchildren include
granddaughter Reese and grandsons Lucas and Lachlin.
CONFERRING OF HONORARY DEGREE
R. James Tomkins, Chancellor of the University of Regina, will confer upon
Kevin Michael Vickers the degree of Doctor of Letters honoris causa.
SIGNING OF HONORARY DEGREES REGISTER
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT BY HONORARY DEGREE RECIPIENT
Dr. Kevin Michael Vickers
CONVOCATION ADDRESS
Vianne Timmons, PhD, President and Vice-Chancellor
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF DEGREES AND CERTIFICATES IN COURSE
The Chancellor will acknowledge the degrees and certificates in course and admit graduates to convocation.
Presentation of the Assembled Graduates and Acknowledgement of Graduates in Absentia
University Secretary
The Chancellor’s Charge
Presentation of Graduates to the Chancellor
Dena McMartin, PhD
Associate Vice-President (Academic and Research)
David deMontigny, PhD
Associate Dean, Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science
FACULTY OF GRADUATE STUDIES AND RESEARCH
Armin Eberlein, PhD, Dean
Doctor of Philosophy, Master of Applied Science,
Master of Arts, Master of Engineering, Master of Fine Arts, Master of Science
FACULTY OF ARTS
Richard Kleer, PhD, Dean
Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Arts Honours, Bachelor of Arts in Journalism, Bachelor of Arts in Police Studies,
Bachelor of Arts in Resource & Environmental Studies, Bachelor of Health Studies, Bachelor of Human Justice,
Bachelor of Journalism, Bachelor of Arts Honours Certificate, Certificat en français langue seconde, Certificate in Chinese,
Certificate in Economics, Certificate in German, Certificate in Health Studies, Certificate in Indian Communication Arts,
Certificate in International Studies, Certificate in Spanish, Liberal Arts Certificate, Liberal Arts Diploma
Presentation of the Faculty of Arts Dean’s Medal to Natasha Jocelyn Ku
Presentation of the S.E. Stewart Award in Arts to Shea Erin O’Bertos
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FACULTY OF ENGINEERING AND APPLIED SCIENCE
Esam Hussein, PhD, Dean
Bachelor of Applied Science
Presentation of the Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science Dean’s Medal to Diane Adams
Presentation of the Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Saskatchewan Gold Medal to
Brayden Joseph Willenborg
FACULTY OF FINE ARTS
Rae Staseson, MFA, Dean
Bachelor of Arts (Three-Year), Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Arts Honours, Bachelor of Fine Arts,
Bachelor of Music, Bachelor of Music Education
Presentation of the Faculty of Fine Arts Dean’s Medal to Austin Blake Josephson
Presentation of the W.A. Riddell Award in Fine Arts to Mikyla Richelle Jensen
FACULTY OF SCIENCE
Daniel Gagnon, PhD, Dean
Bachelor of Medical Laboratory Science, Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Science Honours,
Certificate in Computer Science, Certificate in Indigenous Health Studies
Presentation of the Faculty of Science Dean’s Medal to Kristen Aneta Leigh
Presentation of the University Prize in Science to Isabella Adriana Hugel
WELCOME REMARKS FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF REGINA ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
Kaytlyn Barber, BBA, Second Vice-President, URAA
PRESENTATION OF AWARDS TO THE MOST DISTINGUISHED GRADUATES
Governor General’s Academic Gold Medal
Recipient: Dr. Darryl Hunter
Governor General’s Academic Silver Medal
Recipient: Isabella Adriana Hugel
Citations and Presentations: Her Honour The Honourable Vaughn Solomon Schofield,
Lieutenant Governor of Saskatchewan
President’s Medal
Recipient: Natasha Jocelyn Ku
Citation: Thomas Chase, PhD, FRCCO (hon), Provost and Vice-President (Academic)
Presentation: Vianne Timmons, PhD, President and Vice-Chancellor
PRESENTATION OF AWARD TO THE MOST DISTINGUISHED STUDENTS
University Medal
Recipients: Belma Kamencic and Tuan Mihn Mai
Citations: David Malloy, PhD, Vice-President (Research)
Presentation: Vianne Timmons, PhD, President and Vice-Chancellor
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PRESIDENT AND VICE-CHANCELLOR’S ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Futures in Flight by Todd Bryanton, BA Hons
Photography by Photography Department
Multimedia coordination by Audio Visual Services Department
CLOSING OF CONVOCATION
Chancellor
ANNOUNCEMENTS
University Secretary
RECESSIONAL
Pipe and Drum Band: Conservatory of Performing Arts
The audience will remain standing until the Vice-Regal party, platform procession and graduates
have been piped from the stage.
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Suporna Das, Regina
Statistics
Thesis:
DEGREES AND CERTIFICATES IN
COURSE
Supervisor:
External Examiner:
* Campion College
** Luther College
*** First Nations University of Canada
º Co-operative Education Program
+ Mention bilingue
~ Langue française
♦ International
● Internship
Xiaofei Deng, Nantong, Jiangsu, People's Republic of China
Computer Science
Thesis:
Three-Way Classification Models
Supervisor:
Dr. Y. Yao
External Examiner: Dr. V. Raghavan
University of Louisiana at Lafayette
Heather Sharlene Eritz
Clinical Psychology
Thesis:
Life History, Nurse Empathy, and
Aggressive Behaviours in Individuals
with Dementia
Supervisor:
Dr. T. Hadjistavropoulos
External Examiner: Dr. S. Hirst
University of Calgary
FACULTY OF GRADUATE STUDIES AND
RESEARCH
Doctor of Philosophy
Ryan Joseph Fitzgerald, Regina
Experimental and Applied Psychology
Thesis:
Lineup Composition Effects on
Eyewitness Identification
Co-Supervisors:
Dr. C. J. Oriet
Dr. H. L. Price
External Examiner: Dr. D. S. Lindsay
University of Victoria
Murray Peter Abrams, Regina
Psychology
Thesis:
Clarifying the Nature of Pain-Related
Anxiety: Implications for Assessment
and Treatment of Chronic
Musculoskeletal Pain
Supervisor:
Dr. G. Asmundson
External Examiner: Dr. E. Keogh
University of Bath
Lei Fu, Hangzhou, Zhejiang, People's Republic of China
Environmental Systems Engineeringing
Thesis:
Improvements and Enhancements of
MPS in Free Surface Flow Simulation
Supervisor:
Dr. Y. Jin
External Examiner: Dr. J. Sui
University of Northern British
Columbia
Vijayaparvathy Agasthian
Mathematics
Thesis:
Convergence and Comparison
Theorems for Various Splittings of
Matrices Based on Generalized
Inverses
Supervisor:
Dr. C. Guo
External Examiner: Dr. Y. Wei
Fudan University
Shannon Leigh Jones, Calgary, Alberta
Clinical Psychology
Thesis:
An Efficacy Trial of Therapist-Assisted
Internet-Delivered CognitiveBehaviour Therapy for Older Adults
with Generalized Anxiety
Supervisor:
Dr. H. D. Hadjistavropoulos
External Examiner: Dr. N. Koerner
Ryerson University
Munira Faysal Al-Ageili, Tripoli, Libya
Computer Science
Thesis:
Integrating Ontology-Based
Information Extraction Systems and
Spatial Modeling for Land Use
Analysis and Simulation
Supervisor:
Dr. M. Mouhoub
External Examiner: Dr. Y. Chali
University of Lethbridge
Nouman Azam
Computer Science
Thesis:
Supervisor:
External Examiner:
Point Estimation of Three Parameter
Crack Distribution
Dr. A. Volodin
Dr. S. Hossain
University of Winnipeg
Michelle Clareen Makelki, Carlyle
Clinical Psychology
Thesis:
Long-term Neuropsychological and
Psychosocial Consequences of
Pediatric Mild Traumatic Brain Injury
Supervisor:
Dr. D. P. Alfano
External Examiner: Dr. L. Ritchie
University of Manitoba
Investigating Decision Making With
Game-Theoretic Rough Sets
Dr. J. Yao
Dr. S. Ramanna
University of Winnipeg
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Igor Atamanchuk, Ivano-Frankivsk, Ukraine
Petroleum Systems Engineering
Thesis:
Pressure Pulsing Potential During
Waterflooding and CO2 Flooding of
Heavy Oil Reservoirs
Supervisor:
Dr. F. Torabi
Nader Mosavat
Petroleum Systems Engineering
Thesis:
Utilization of Carbonated Water
Injection (CWI) as a Means of
Improved Oil Recovery in Light Oil
Systems: Pore-Scale Mechanisms and
Recovery Evaluation
Supervisor:
Dr. F. Torabi
External Examiner: Dr. P. Pourafshary
Sultan Qaboos University
Md. Imteaz Ferdoush Bhuiyan, Dhaka, Bangladesh
Environmental Systems Engineeringing
Thesis:
Depositional and Dewatering Behaviour
of Uranium Mill Tailings
Supervisor:
Dr. S. Azam
Fatemeh Pouryousefi Dargah, Regina
Industrial Systems Engineering
Thesis:
Development of On-Line Analytical
Technique for Determination of
Composition of CO2-Loaded
Formulated Amine Solvents Based on
the Liquid Thermo physical Properties
for a Post-Combustion CO2 Capture
Process
Co-Supervisors:
Dr. R. O. Idem
Dr. P. Tontiwachwuthikul
External Examiner: Dr. M. Abu-Zahra
Masdar Institute of Science &
Technology
Warawut Chairawiwut
Environmental Systems Engineeringing
Thesis:
Chloride Salts Removal by Non Planted
Constructed Wetlands Receiving
Synthetic Brines from Belle Plaine
Potash Mining
Co-Supervisors:
Dr. D. W. McMartin
Dr. S. Azam
Muhammad Rizwan Faisal
Environmental Systems Engineeringing
Thesis:
Produced Water Treatment by
Organoclay Adsorption and Dissolved
Air Floatation
Co-Supervisors:
Dr. A. Henni
Dr. S. Sharma
Alison May Purdy, Regina
Mathematics
Thesis:
Variations on a Theorem of Erdös, Ko
and Rado
Supervisor:
Dr. K. Meagher
External Examiner: Dr. C. Y. Ku
National University of Singapore
Mehdi Sadeqi
Computer Science
Thesis:
Co-Supervisors:
External Examiner:
Mahdi Fallahinejad Ghajari
Industrial Systems Engineering
Thesis:
Trajectory Planning for Hyper-Redundant
Manipulators in Constrained Workspaces
Supervisor:
Dr. R. V. Mayorga
Kai Huang
Industrial Systems Engineering
Thesis:
Analysis of Impact Factors for Traffic
Noise in Urban Areas
Supervisor:
Dr. L. Da
Mutex Pair Detection for Improving
Abstraction-based Heuristics
Dr. S. Zilles
Dr. R. Holte
Dr. R. Mercer
University of Western Ontario
Mahtab Mosaffa
Environmental Systems Engineeringing
Thesis:
Variable Resolution in WC-MPS
Method for Fluid Flow Problems
Supervisor:
Dr. Y. Jin
Lin Sun
Industrial Systems Engineering
Thesis:
Active Nonlinear Vibration Control of
Engineering Structures of Multiple
Dimensions
Supervisor:
Dr. L. Dai
External Examiner: Dr. C. S. Suh
Texas A&M University
Peter Condie Nell
Electronic Systems Engineering
Thesis:
Capacitive Flow Meter Realtime
Processing Using Cross Correlation
HDL Design Methodology and
Performance
Supervisor:
Dr. T. J. Conroy
Master of Applied Science
Soroush Abbasi, Shiraz, Iran
Environmental Systems Engineeringing
Thesis:
Treatment of Produced Water Using
Dissolved Air Flotation (DAF)
Technique and Ionic Liquids
Co-Supervisors:
Dr. A. Henni
Dr. S. Sharma
Shahin Parhizgar
Software Systems Engineering
Thesis:
An Evaluation of an Omni-Directional
(Fisheye) Vision Sensor for Estimating
the Pose of an Object
Supervisor:
Dr. R. Paranjape
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Mohammad Rokanuzzaman, Regina
Process Systems Engineering
Thesis:
Design Method for Layered Bed
Adsorber for Separation of CO2 and N2
from Natural Gas Using ZEOLITE13X,
Carbon Molecular Sieve and Activated
Carbon
Supervisor:
Dr. A. Veawab
Xiong Zhou
Environmental Systems Engineeringing
Thesis:
Development of Two-Stage Fractional
Programming Methods for Environmental
Management Under Uncertainty
Supervisor:
Dr. G. H. Huang
Christopher Frederick Seeley, Regina
Environmental Systems Engineeringing
Thesis:
Analysis of Recreational Water
Characteristics
Supervisor:
Dr. D. W. McMartin
Tolulope Ibiwumi Adubi, Regina
Applied Economics & Policy Analysis
Project
Master of Arts
Courtney Morgan Bates-Hardy
Creative Writing and English
Thesis:
Sea Foam
Supervisor:
Dr. K. E. Wall
Chang Su
Petroleum Systems Engineering
Thesis:
Robust Mini-Fracturing/DFIT Modeling
and Analysis Using Semi-Analytical
Strategy
Supervisor:
Dr. G. Zhao
Larissa Ducatti Flister
Applied Economics & Policy Analysis
Project
Wen Sun, Regina
Environmental Systems Engineeringing
Thesis:
Modeling Flocculation in Sedimentation
Tank With Depth-Averaged Method
Co-Supervisors:
Dr. Y. Jin
Dr. G. Zhao
Carla Linette Flengeris
English
Course
Kathy Marie Giamberardino, Ottawa, Ontario
Justice Studies
Thesis:
Circles of Support and Accountability
(CoSA) in Regina, Saskatchewan, 19972011: Exploring the Perceptions of Key
Stakeholders
Supervisor:
Dr. A. Patenaude
Wentao Wu, Neijiang, Sichuan, People's Republic of China
Industrial Systems Engineering
Thesis:
Oil and Gas Pipeline Risk Assessment
Model by Fuzzy Inference System and
Neural Network
Supervisor:
Dr. R. V. Mayorga
Michael Jordan Goldberg, Winnipeg, Manitoba
Gerontology
Thesis:
How Spirituality Training Impacts the
Practice of Social Workers Assisting
Elderly Clients in End-of-Life Care: A
Hermeneutical Phenomenological
Approach
Supervisor:
Dr. M. Genoe
Kuizheng Yu, Linyi, Shandong, People's Republic of China
Petroleum Systems Engineering
Thesis:
Analytical Modeling of Transient Heat
Transfer Coupled with Fluid Flow in
Heavy Oil Reservoirs During Thermal
Recovery Processes
Supervisor:
Dr. G. Zhao
Apolline Nicola Lucyk, Regina
English
Thesis:
"A Personal Odyssey": Contrapuntal
Heroism in the Works of Diana Wynne
Jones
Co-Supervisors:
Dr. J. Battis
Dr. S. Johnston
Yuanyuan Zhai, Wuhan, Hubei, People's Republic of China
Environmental Systems Engineeringing
Thesis:
Development of Inexact Optimization
Methods for Planning Environmental
Management Systems Under Multiple
Uncertainties
Supervisor:
Dr. G. H. Huang
Taylor James Derek Pardy, Regina
Applied Economics & Policy Analysis
Project
Min Zhang
Petroleum Systems Engineering
Thesis:
A Novel Automatic History Matching
Method and Upscaling Study of Cyclic
Solvent Injection Process for Post-Chops
Heavy Oil Reservoirs
Supervisor:
Dr. F. Zeng
Leah Elizabeth Quick, Regina
English
Thesis:
Facing the Last Enemy: Death,
Trauerarbeit, and Harry Potter
Supervisor:
Dr. N. Chevalier
Deyue Zhou, Regina
Petroleum Systems Engineering
Thesis:
Development of Scaling Criteria for
Waterflooding and Immiscible CO2
Flooding in Unconventional Reservoirs
Supervisor:
Dr. D. Yang
Jennifer Erin Rowe, Regina
History
Thesis:
The Roman Villas of Wales
Supervisor:
Dr. K. B. Leyton-Brown
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Ashley Lauren Viklund, Spruce Home
Clinical Psychology
Thesis:
Walking the Walk: Exploring the
Utility of a Computerized Gait Method
in Feigned Symptom Detection
Supervisor:
Dr. T. Hadjistavropoulos
ºChukwuma Michael Ifebuzo, Lagos, Nigeria
Electronic Systems Engineering
Report
ºMuhammad Talha Ilyas, Karachi, Pakistan
Industrial Systems Engineering
Report
Connor James Wright
Applied Economics & Policy Analysis
Project
ºNaveen Reddy Katipelly, Metpally, India
Software Systems Engineering
Report
Master of Engineering
Jaswinder Kaur, Ropar, Punjab, India
Electronic Systems Engineering
Project
ºOluwadunsin Aramide Adejumo
Environmental Systems Engineeringing
Report
Muhammad Ali Raza Khan, Regina
Electronic Systems Engineering
Project
ºAdeel Ahmed, Regina
Process Systems Engineering
Report
Xinqian Lu, Tianjin, People's Republic of China
Petroleum Systems Engineering
Project
Md. Toufiq Anam, Kushtia, Bangladesh
Environmental Systems Engineeringing
Project
Kasra Mohammadi
Electronic Systems Engineering
Project
ºHafiz Muhammad Atif, Lahore, Punjab, Pakistan
Process Systems Engineering
Report
Meherun Nesha, Feni, Bangladesh
Environmental Systems Engineeringing
Project
ºHarmandeep Batta, Regina
Software Systems Engineering
Report
Dhruv Kaushik Patel
Electronic Systems Engineering
Project
ºRonak Pradip Bhagat, Surat, Gujarat, India
Electronic Systems Engineering
Report
Jignya Mansukhbhai Patel, Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India
Electronic Systems Engineering
Project
ºChul Ho Choi, Dae Jeon, South Korea
Software Systems Engineering
Report
Tanmaya Patel, Jharsuguda, India
Industrial Systems Engineering
Project
ºManinderjit Singh Gill
Software Systems Engineering
Report
Naveed Qamar, Lahore, Punjab, Pakistan
Process Systems Engineering
Project
Xiran Guo, Linyi, Shandong, People's Republic of China
Petroleum Systems Engineering
Project
ºZait Ur Rahman, Regina
Electronic Systems Engineering
Report
Ashwath Gurumurthy, Regina
Electronic Systems Engineering
Project
Syed Ali Raza Rizvi, Regina
Electronic Systems Engineering
Project
ºSyed Muhammad Salman Haidry, Regina
Software Systems Engineering
Report
Wasin Sananphanichkul
Environmental Systems Engineeringing
Project
ºLi-Ting Huang, Taipei, Taiwan
Industrial Systems Engineering
Report
Usman Sattar
Industrial Systems Engineering
Project
ºEgberanmwen Joseph Idehen, Benin City, Nigeria
Electronic Systems Engineering
Report
ºSyed Kamran Shah, Regina
Electronic Systems Engineering
Report
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ºMehwish Shargeel, Karachi, Pakistan
Master of Science
Industrial Systems Engineering
Report
ºWaseem Ahmed, Regina
Computer Science
Report
ºRupinder Kaur Sidhu, Ludhiana, Punjab, India
Industrial Systems Engineering
Report
ºKhawaja Ahmed Ali, Lahore, Punjab, Pakistan
Computer Science
Report
ºShamsa Kiran Syed
ºRamanpreet Singh Arora
Industrial Systems Engineering
Report
Computer Science
Report
Ye Tian, Renqiu City, Hebei, People's Republic of China
Petroleum Systems Engineering
Project
ºSaurabh Pradipkumar Bilakhia, Anand, Gujarat, India
Computer Science
Report
ºYichen Wang
Nathan David Clements, Regina
Biology
Thesis:
Using Occupancy Models to Predict
Grassland Bird Distributions in
Southeastern Alberta
Co-Supervisors:
Dr. R. Brigham
Dr. S. K. Davis
Electronic Systems Engineering
Report
ºMuhammad Waqas, Wah Cantt, Pakistan
Petroleum Systems Engineering
Report
Rhys Michael Daku, Regina
Biochemistry
Thesis:
Targeted knockout of PpASCL, an
anther-specific chalcone synthase-like
gene, supports role in sporopollenin
biosynthesis in the moss Physcomitrella
patens
Supervisor:
Dr. D. Suh
Binwei Wu
Environmental Systems Engineeringing
Project
ºWanzhou Xiao, Zhuzhou, Hunan, People's Republic of China
Environmental Systems Engineeringing
Report
Ruizhi Yang, Nanchong, Sichuan, People's Republic of China
Petroleum Systems Engineering
Project
ºRamandeep Singh Dhaliwal
Computer Science
Report
ºArslan Zahid, Regina
Julie Anne Fillmore
Geology
Thesis:
Process Systems Engineering
Report
Kai Zhang, Chengdu, Sichuan
Petroleum Systems Engineering
Project
Supervisor:
The Origin of Adakites in the Garibaldi
Volcanic Complex, southwestern British
Columbia, Canada
Dr. I. M. Coulson
Mengjun Hu, Yantai, Shandong, People's Republic of China
Computer Science
Thesis:
Structured Rough Set Approximation
Supervisor:
Dr. Y. Yao
Zhengbo Zhou
Petroleum Systems Engineering
Project
Master of Fine Arts
ºNafis Keshwani
Computer Science
Report
Geremy Jacob David Lague, Regina
Interdisciplinary Studies
Exhibition:
LAGUE CORP presents ANTISOCIAL MEDIA
Co-Supervisors:
Prof. G. G. Saul
Prof. R. Truszkowski
Abbas Shahid Khwaja
Computer Science
Course
Leah Catherine Kovatch, Edenwold
Biology
Thesis:
The Response of the Avian Community
to 40 Years of Land Cover Change
within the Aspen Parkland and Moistmixed Grassland Ecoregions of the
Canada Prairies
Co-Supervisors:
Dr. C. Somers
Dr. S. K. Davis
Amber Sierra Phelps Bondaroff
Visual Arts
Exhibition:
Situate
Co-Supervisors:
Prof. R. V. Knowles
Dr. R. Caines
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Evan Matthew Kraemer, Regina
Interdisciplinary (Special Case)
Thesis:
Irrigation Water Requirements under
Climate Change and Drought Events in
Saskatchewan
Co-Supervisors:
Dr. D. W. McMartin
Dr. K. Hodder
FACULTY OF ARTS
Bachelor of Arts
ºBrian Adam Allan, Prince George, BC-English
º♦Hazel May Allan, Creelman-Political Science, Sociology
Nengi Allison-Environmental Studies
**Douglas Cameron Altwasser, Regina-History
**♦Kittaya Amrosoth-Chinese, Psychology
**♦Dagmar Emily Robertson Anderson, Regina-History
ºKatrina Erica Galera Balanga, Aringay, La Union, PhilippinesInternational Studies International Affairs
**Michael Sebastian Ballan, Regina-Anthropology
*Laura Meaghan Beatch-Distinction-Psychology
Carson Colin Behiel, Humboldt-History
*Erika Jolan Beitel, Regina-Women's and Gender Studies
Rossanah Tari Benjack-Combined Economics &
Geography/Economic Development
Jessica Leslie Bickford-English
**Keitlyn Rae Boyd, Regina-Psychology
**Keitlyn Rae Boyd, Regina-Justice Studies
*Michael Justin Bradshaw, Regina-Justice Studies
Kirsten Rae Brandvold, Regina-Combined Economics &
Business Administration
Naaman Thomas Brignall-Linguistics, Anthropology
**Chelsi Reneé Brisebois, Ferland-Women's and Gender Studies
**Sarah Lynn Brown, Regina-English
♦Taneal Angela Brucks, Regina-Distinction-International
Studies, Development Studies
**Joshua Steven Button, Regina-Justice Studies
Deborah Sylvia Chevalier, Regina-Women's and Gender Studies,
Sociology
♦Cindy Chow-Chinese
Donovan Shan Chow, Regina-Environmental Studies
Dustin Clifford Christianson-Distinction-Philosophy
Jacee Lyn Coben-French
Raelyn Elizabeth Cochrane, Swift Current-Psychology
Brianne Mary Coffey, Salmo, BC-Political Science, Economics
Jasmine Margurite Collier, Moose Jaw-Psychology
Mia Gabrielle Columpsi, Regina-Psychology
*Stefanie Lynne Cook, Regina-Psychology
Lisa Heather Coolidge, Vernon, BC-Sociology
Christopher Joseph Corbin, Regina-Sociology
Brett Kyle Cottrill, Regina-Distinction-Economics
*Madison Davis, Regina-Distinction-Psychology
Heavenlee Amber Desnomie, Glenavon-Psychology
Marie Ellen Digney-Distinction-French
Nnenda Dike, Regina-Economics
*Darcy Joseph Dumont-Distinction-Justice Studies
Austin Wyatt Dyck, Saskatoon-Justice Studies
Grayson David Engel-Philosophy, Psychology
Lietesha Emily Elizabeth Fargo-Psychology
***Dakota Dawn Fayant-McLeod, SK Peepeekisis-Women's and
Gender Studies
Ajay Fidler-Sociology
*Danielle Marie Fontaine, Regina-Great Distinction-French
**♦Ian John Freitag, Regina-Great Distinction-Spanish
*♦Mark James Gardner, Regina-Political Science
*Mark James Gardner, Regina-Chinese
Barigbinem Barinaanu Gberekpee, Rivers State, RVR, NigeriaEconomics & Society
Jonathan Andrew George, Bellegarde-Distinction-French
***Lila Kelly George, SK Ochapowace,-Indigenous Studies
Ruili Li, Xiaogan, Hubei, People's Republic of China
Statistics
Thesis:
Bivariate Log Location-Scale Model For
Interval-Censored Data
Supervisor:
Dr. D. Deng
Obaid Ullah Malik, Lahore, Pakistan
Computer Science
Thesis:
Retail Price Time Series Imputation
Supervisor:
Dr. R. J. Hilderman
ºSajid Naseem
Computer Science
Report
Anezka Popovski Kolaceke, Joinville, Brazil
Physics
Thesis:
Particle Identification with the ND280
Fine Grained Detectors for the T2K
Experiment
Supervisor:
Dr. M. Barbi
ºHamna Jabbar Rajput, Regina
Computer Science
Report
ºDilip Pulikuthiyil Sebastian, Kerala, India
Computer Science
Report
ºMaulik Rajnikant Shah, Vadodara, Gujarat, India
Computer Science
Report
Chengyu Yang, Chengdu, Sichuan, People's Republic of China
Geology
Thesis:
A Preliminary Investigation of Possible
Occurrences of Transition Zones and
Residual Oil Zones Below Oil-Water
Contact in Matured Oil Fields,
Southeast Saskatchewan
Supervisor:
Dr. H. Qing
Shu Zhang, Chongqing, People's Republic of China
Computer Science
Thesis:
Managing Constraints and Preferences:
Constrained Tradeoffs-Enhanced
Conditional Preference Networks
(CTCP-NETS)
Co-Supervisors:
Dr. M. Mouhoub
Dr. S. Sadaoui-Mouhoub
Ying Zhou
Computer Science
Thesis:
Supervisor:
A Web-Based Learning Support System
for Rough Sets
Dr. J. Yao
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Diane Marie McLean, Regina-Psychology, Economics
Memory Renice McLeod, SK Peepeekisis-Women's and Gender
Studies
ºMemory Renice McLeod, SK Peepeekisis-International Studies,
International Affairs
♦Nicolette Carol-Jane Merasty, Prince Albert, International
Studies, Asian Studies
Mikaela Nicole Miller-History, Japanese
Paige Allison Moreside, Regina-Distinction-English
Kyla Reanne Mosiondz, Regina-Psychology
Brittany Erin Muir, Regina-Psychology
Craig George R. Munroe, Rocanville-History
**ºKelsey Michelle Neufeld, Regina-Psychology
Cole William George Nicholson, Moose Jaw-History
Rachele Margaret Odnokon, Regina-Distinction-Anthropology
**♦Jamie Leigh Orr, Regina-Distinction-English, French
Taylor Janeen Paskewitz, Regina-Psychology
*♦Taryn Angela Pastuch, Regina-Geography, Environmental
Studies
Melissa Dawn Paterson, Regina-French
Caitlin Noelle Pederson, Abbey-History
Daniel Robert Pelzer, Regina-History
Shane Dexter Penna-Psychology
Murray Gene Peterson, Frontier-English
Michael Allan Pituley, Regina-Justice Studies
Adrea Nadine Propp, Regina-English
♦Jasper Nguy Chanh Quach-Chinese
Cole Myrddin Ramsey, Regina-Great Distinction-English
**♦Lindsay Dianne Reakes, Regina-Psychology
Mitchell Andrew Redding-History
*Kendra Marie Rieder-Psychology
Christopher Evan Riviere, Regina-Combined Economics &
Business Administration
*Tris Winter Robertson-Philosophy
***Stephenie Lynn Robillard, SK Big River-Indigenous Studies
Gabriel Forrest Roy-Wright-Distinction-Psychology
º♦Atidthan Sangsawang, Kalasin, Thailand-Economics
**Benjamin James Sarty, Regina-Political Science
Alexis Schaffer, Regina-Great Distinction-German
*Alana Lee Schmidt-Psychology, Geography
Kielle Xuemei Mikayla Schmidt, Regina-Political Science
**Kelly Vern Schnurr, Yorkton-International Studies, Asian
Studies
Morgan Rae Seidler, Regina-History
Demery Paris Senft, Regina-Sociology
Fortune Richelle David Siapno-Anthropology
*Carly Marie Sigda-Holyoak-Women's and Gender Studies
Stephen Matthew Simons, Regina-Political Science
Sheridan A. Skinner, Regina-Economics
*Kristen Janelle Slinn, Regina-Sociology
Carolina Andrea Smith, Regina-French
Andrew Taylor Sousa-Economics
Melissa Anne Stevens, Regina-English
Chelsey Nicole Strelioff-Psychology
*Anthony David Thera-Psychology
Katelyn Nicole Uhrich, Regina-Distinction-English
♦Celeste Marya Ulrich, Scott-Great Distinction-German
Gisèle Marie Vachon, St Louis-Distinction-French
Helyn Marie van Staveren, Creelman-English, Creative Writing
Jenny Milena Vargas-Political Science
Drew Gilbert Verbeek, Red Deer, AB-Combined Economics &
Business Administration
Meagan Maria von Doellen, Regina-Psychology
Jessica Abeni Christine Walcott, Kingston, ON-French
Megan Dawn Walkeden, Tribune-English
*Samantha Rae Goertz, Regina-Anthropology
Nerissa Estelle Goodwill, Fort Qu'Appelle-Justice Studies
Moses E G Gordon, SK Gordon-History
Loretta Ann Gustafson, Regina-Sociology
Edward Daniel Hallett-Philosophy
**Danelle Kristen Halverson, Regina-Psychology
Kathryn Lynn Harrison, Prince Albert-Psychology
**Sydney Irene Harrison, Regina-Psychology
Claudia Britta Harry, Weyburn-Psychology
Sasha Danielle Haugan, Swift Current-Linguistics, Psychology
Kale Michael Havervold, Regina-Sociology
Kyle James Heffernan-Political Science
Haeleigh Rhonda Marie Hirsch, Estevan-Psychology
Lindsay Nicole Hjorth, Regina-Political Science
**Rebecca Marie Holden-Justice Studies
Kadie Hozempa, Regina-Distinction-Sociology
Joel Mason Huber-Philosophy
Andres Ibacache-Distinction-Psychology
**Nicole Jean Jackson, Regina-Psychology
♦Megan Jane, Kelliher-Distinction-Arts and Culture
***Inez Elva Jimmy, SK Thunderchild First Nation-Indigenous
Studies
Megan Sarah Jones, Watrous-Linguistics
ºHanna Leanne Karman, Sherwood Park, AB-English
Asha Kristine Evans Kerr-Wilson-Distinction-Environmental
Studies
**Misong Kim-Japanese
Jenna Morgan Kinchen, Assiniboia-History
Amanda Leeanne Kitzul, Regina-Environmental Studies
David James Kliman, Regina-Great Distinction-Chinese
Barbara Lynn Klyne, Regina-Women's and Gender Studies,
Sociology
**Amanda Lynn Koback, White City-English
Cale Jordan Kopelchuk, Oxbow-Sociology, Political Science
**♦Erika Beuker Krahn, Regina-Great Distinction-Chinese
**Vanessa Mary-Anna Krieser, Regina-Psychology
♦Natasha Jocelyn Ku, Kipling-Great Distinction-Japanese
Ashley Jennifer Laich, Eatonia-Psychology
Logan Russel Lang-Justice Studies
**♦Melissa Sahra Larson, Leross-International Studies Asian
Studies
***Joshua Conrad Lavalley, Regina-Indigenous Studies
Geoffrey Stuart Lawrence-Political Science
♦Rebecca Jane Leippi-Distinction-History
Bram Christopher Lerat, SK Cowessess-Political Science
***Michelle Elizabeth Lerat, SK Cowessess-Psychology
♦Joshua Philander Lewis, Moose Jaw-Political Science
Xuan Li-Economics & Society
Alex Lien, Regina-Political Science
Xianlong Lin-Economics & Society
♦Tamara Wendy Lohner-Distinction-Psychology
Kristine Michele Longeau, Regina-Justice Studies
Matthew Evan Lowe, Moose Jaw-Political Science
Bonny Daniel Lubega, Regina-Economics & Society
*Natasha Lynn Lumsden-Justice Studies
ºAlix Marjory Lwanga-Political Science
Ashley Erin MacLean, Summerside, PE-Distinction-French
*Nicole Lauren MacLeod-Psychology
*Michelle Carol Maier, Regina-Psychology
ºTaras Vyacheslav Matkovski, Regina-Great Distinction-Combined
Economics & History
Nathan Michael McAllister-Distinction-Anthropology
Autumn Emilia McDowell, Regina-Distinction-Arts and Culture
Conlin William McKay, Regina-Political Science
♦David Matthew McKenzie-Chinese
***Lillian Helen McKenzie, SK Lac La Ronge-Indigenous Studies
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Bachelor of Arts in Police Studies
Madison Siobhan Walls, Regina-Distinction-Environmental
Studies
Janelle Iris Whitrow, Yellow Grass-Sociology
*Cameron Michael Wiest, Regina-English
♦Griffin Thomas Wild, Regina-Political Science
Graham Dean Wirtz, White City-Psychology
ºBenjamin Jedidiah Woolhead, Roblin, MB-Great DistinctionLinguistics, English
Jennifer Lok Yu Yee, Regina-Chinese
Ruilin Zeng-Economics & Society
Nicole Elizabeth Neithercut, Regina
Bachelor of Arts in Resource & Environmental Studies
***Johnathon William Coles, Regina
***Jennifer Marie Reimer, Prince Albert
Bachelor of Health Studies
***Jaqueline Rose Anaquod, SK Muscowpetung
*Lliam Aaron Folk
**Christine Jill Radford, Regina
**Toniesha Arlene Ross, Regina-Distinction
Bachelor of Arts Honours
Taylor Victoria Bacala, Regina-Honours: English
*♦Zoé Beaulieu Prpick, Regina-Honours: English, Creative
Writing
*Michael Stanislaw Chmielewski, White City-Honours: Political
Science
*Gabrielle Suzanne Desgagne, Regina-High Honours: Psychology
*♦Annie Allayne Dormuth, Regina-Honours: Political Science
Steven Thomas Elich, Moose Jaw-High Honours: History
*Candice M. Froess-Honours: History
Gareth Alexander Harding-Russell, Regina-Honours: Philosophy
Kadie Hozempa, Regina-Honours: Psychology
**Emily Jane Lewis, Regina-Honours: Psychology
Janean Mary Lowenberger, Pilot Butte-Honours: Psychology
*Katelyn Renae Alexandria Major-High Honours: History
*Justin Patrick Malone, Regina-High Honours: English
Katherine Jane Mazenc-High Honours: Psychology
Holly Marie McCrindle, Regina-Honours: Psychology
♦Trevor Ward Miller-High Honours: Psychology
Kathleen Elizabeth Molnar, Yorkton-Honours: Psychology
*Dallas Robert Novakowski-High Honours: Psychology
**Shea Erin O'Bertos, North Battleford-High Honours: Psychology
*Victoria Ayla Mary Owens, Emerald Park-High Honours:
Psychology
Priya Parmar, Swift Current-Honours: Psychology
Sarena Poets, High Honours: Psychology
Keaton James Ryerson, Honours: History
Kayla Dawn Schmaus, Honours: History
Alexander Ingo Siebert, Regina-High Honours: Economics
Edith Rattary Skeard, Regina-Honours: Philosophy
**♦Sonia Denise Stanger, Regina-High Honours: English, Creative
Writing
*Andrew James Templeton, Regina-Honours: Psychology
Sarah Elizabeth Wood-Honours: History, Classical and Medieval
Studies
Bachelor of Human Justice
Charles Addo-Nkansah
**Lindsey Nicole Baum, Regina
Nicolas Lawrence Brown, Regina
Tanna Carol Ann Dietrich, Pilot Butte
Maleyamu Dukuly
***Enola Germaine Friday, SK Cote First Nation
Kirstin Marlene Kuka, Humboldt
*♦Kelsey Nicole-Joy Lagus, Regina
Morgan Keeley Lawrence, Regina
*Tianna Rose McGinn, Regina
Kaylee Janelle Mitchell-Distinction
Sarah May Mottershead, Dysart
Olesya Pikul, Regina
*Aidan Joseph Sisk
Hailey Ailene Tuchscherer
Aliz Unrau
**Julia Marie White, Regina-Distinction
Bachelor of Journalism
**Caitlin Anna Fiset Brezinski, Regina
Victoria Dinh, Saskatoon-Distinction
*Bryndon Sean Roger Hadubiak, Regina-Distinction
***Jeanelle Celeste Mandes, SK Beardy's and Okemasis, Regina
Evan David Radford, Regina-Distinction
*Ethan Gerrard Stein, Regina-Distinction
Amanda Marie Symynuk
Bachelor of Arts Honours Certificate
Bachelor of Arts in Journalism
*Linda Mary Duarte, Regina-Honours: Psychology
**Lorne Lee, Regina-Honours: Political Science
**Tanner Aulie, Lumsden
Eman Mustafa Bare, Regina
Rikkeal Paige Bohmann, Prince Albert
♦Samanda Falon Brace, Regina-Great Distinction
Tatenda Chikukwa, Harare, Zimbabwe
Adam Kenneth Gamble, Regina-Distinction
Kailey Justine Guillemin, Estevan
*Colton Taylor Hordichuk, Regina
**Jason Davis Kerr, Unity
Brady Alexander James Knight, MacDonald, MB-Distinction
Megan Nicole Lacelle, Cadillac-Distinction
**Khang Viet Nguyen, Regina
Taryn Raychell Riemer, White Fox
Jeremy Simes, Calgary, AB-Distinction
Alex Elizabeth Soloducha, Prince Albert
Jeanette Noelle Stewart, Rockglen-Distinction
*Robyn Marlee Tocker, Regina-Distinction
*Kaitlyn Anne Van De Woestyne-Distinction
Certificat en français langue seconde
Sheila Dawn Farnell, Sonningdale
Jaimee Marie Gardner, Regina
*Mark James Gardner, Regina
*Kyrsten Helen-Marie Joa, Regina
Babar Mr. Khurshid, Regina
**Erika Beuker Krahn, Regina-Distinction
Teagan Renae Schiltz, Regina-Distinction
Carolina Andrea Smith, Regina
Natalia Isabel Smith, Regina
Certificate in Chinese
Joycelynn Lam, Regina-Distinction
Christopher Jay Yee, Regina
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Amanda Sherise Kiel, Balgonie
Tyler Lee Kurtz, Regina
Ifeanyichukwu Rapheal Obidimma, Regina
Hannah Owunari, Regina
Allison Marie Stinson, Regina
Zhichao Yang
Certificate in Economics
Stanley Shedrach Anaka, Regina
Reid James Kevin Arts, Weyburn
Matthew Kenneth Balon, Regina
Jessica Erin Brown, Regina-Distinction
Mitchell Dale Clarke
Reagan Z. Dunn, Regina
Justin Kealii Edralin, Regina
Wenta Ghebrezgiabiher
Stephen Gima-Laabel
Moses E G Gordon, SK Gordon
David Richard Haines, Regina
Ashley Healey, Eston
Eric Tyler Hubich
Andrew Hongsun Jung-Distinction
Amanda Rae Kessel, Balgonie
Andrew John Konecsni, Southey
Donovan Kyle Lautsch, Regina
Saad Malik
Jennifer Dawn Marlowe, Churchbridge-Distinction
TonBari Deebom Menegbo, Regina
James Christopher Nixon, Regina
Robel Girma Sahlu, Regina
**Benjamin James Sarty, Regina
Jared Brent Schick, Regina
Brendon Michael Schultz, Melville-Distinction
Kelsey Rae Stewart, Regina
Philip Frederick Taiwo, Benin City, Nigeria
Luc Daniel Tremblay, Regina
Chi Zhang, Xi'an, SHA, People's Republic of China
Liberal Arts Diploma
Jennifer Lam
*Anna Gessica Samson Marcial, Regina
Trevor David Moskal, Regina
James Githegi Njeri, Regina
FACULTY OF ENGINEERING AND
APPLIED SCIENCE
Bachelor of Applied Science
***Diane Adams, Sioux Lookout, ON-Great DistinctionEnvironmental Health Science
♦Doo-olo Clever Agara, Port Harcourt, Nigeria-Petroleum
Systems Engineering
♦ºJeeshan Kazi Ahmed, Dhaka, Bangladesh-Environmental
Systems Engineering
♦Harriet Azeruowa Ajoku, Port Harcourt, Nigeria-Petroleum
Systems Engineering
♦Ahmad Abdullah Al Shabeeb, Regina-Petroleum Systems
Engineering
♦Mashari Ibrahim Al Sulieman, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia-Industrial
Systems Engineering
♦Kpenuoguoreata Emmanuel Alafonye-Petroleum Systems
Engineering
♦Raji Mohammed Aldahaim, Safwa, Saudi Arabia-Industrial
Systems Engineering
♦Sultan Saad S Alotaibi, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia-Petroleum
Systems Engineering
♦Ali Nasser A Alqahtani, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia-Electronic
Systems Engineering
♦Abidin Zainalabidin Alsharif, Al Madinah, Saudi ArabiaPetroleum Systems Engineering
ºTanner Mathew Randy Anderson, Regina-Petroleum Systems
Engineering
Zachary Thomas Anderson, Lumsden-Industrial Systems
Engineering
Gaganbir Singh Bagiana, Jalandhar, PNJ, India-Environmental
Systems Engineering
♦Eric Apiafi Banigo, Regina-Petroleum Systems Engineering
Rayna Teal Belyk, Regina-Environmental Systems Engineering
ºPatricia Ann Berezowski, Regina-Petroleum Systems
Engineering
Amy Camille Binkley, Melville-Environmental Systems
Engineering
♦Enefaa Louissa Briggs-Petroleum Systems Engineering
♦Peixi Cai, Xiamen, FUI, People's Republic of ChinaEnvironmental Systems Engineering
ºChristopher Ronald Carman, Regina-Software Systems
Engineering
ºJustin Charles Chevalier, White City-Industrial Systems
Engineering
♦Min Soo Cho, Busan, South Korea-Great DistinctionEnvironmental Systems Engineering
Cody Ryan Christoph, Silton-Petroleum Systems Engineering
Certificate in German
Melissa April Westaff-Distinction
Certificate in Health Studies
Babatunde Ayodeji Gbadamosi, Ibadan, OYO, Nigeria
**Bliss Wiche, Nigeria
Certificate in Indian Communication Arts
***Nicole Denise Bear, Regina
***Bradley Noel David Bellegarde, Regina
Certificate in International Studies
Yichen Chen, Regina
David Matthew McKenzie
Certificate in Spanish
Megan Jane, Kelliher-Distinction
Liberal Arts Certificate
Odai Moawiah Mahmoud AlKhalaileh, Regina
Suhaib Amin Awan
*Jasmin Jade Bentz, Regina
Ramanpreet Singh Cheema, Regina-Distinction
**Charene Nicole Claude, Regina-Distinction
Jennifer Ujuka Egbueje, Lagos, Nigeria-Distinction
Tracy Dawn Eklund
Miranda Paige Ellefson
28
Ryan Paul Clark, Regina-Great Distinction-Environmental
Systems Engineering
ºDavid James Crossman-Software Systems Engineering
Matthew Bernard Thom Cundall, Estevan-Distinction-Petroleum
Systems Engineering
♦Penghui Dai-Environmental Systems Engineering
♦Nathan Abraham David, Unyengala-Andoni, Nigeria-Petroleum
Systems Engineering
ºKayla Jean Didowycz, Regina-Environmental Systems
Engineering
Jeffrey Ryan Doka-Industrial Systems Engineering
ºSydney Elizabeth Dreger, Emerald Park-Distinction-Industrial
Systems Engineering
ºRyan Matthew Dressler, Regina-Electronic Systems Engineering
ºMichael Thomas Dulong, Regina-Environmental Systems
Engineering
Arlann Dutton-Petroleum Systems Engineering
ºKristen Elizabeth Faber, Regina-Great DistinctionEnvironmental Systems Engineering
Karim Ahmed Fahmy, Cairo, Egypt-Petroleum Systems
Engineering
♦Abraham T. Falola, Bakana, Nigeria-Great DistinctionPetroleum Systems Engineering
♦Zhuomin Fang, Xiang Tan, HUN, People's Republic of ChinaEnvironmental Systems Engineering
ºJeremy Patrick Fedorchuk-Industrial Systems Engineering
♦Adumo Godspower Fiabema, Port Harcourt, NigeriaEnvironmental Systems Engineering
ºMarten Justin Fidler, Regina-Distinction-Industrial Systems
Engineering
Shelley Leigh Fiorito, Regina-Environmental Systems Engineering
Logan James Fisher, Regina-Petroleum Systems Engineering
ºJayson Lesley Chadwick Fraser, Kronau-Environmental Systems
Engineering
Wilson Daniel Frazer, Maryfield-Distinction-Environmental
Systems Engineering
Adam Jacob Gabriel, Sylvania-Distinction-Environmental Systems
Engineering
Ioannis Jonah Gardikiotis, Regina-Industrial Systems Engineering
Michael Scott Garratt, Milestone-Petroleum Systems Engineering
Stavroula Giannaris, Regina-Distinction-Petroleum Systems
Engineering
♦Yuhua Guo-Petroleum Systems Engineering
ºKaila Lynn Habing, Emerald Park-Distinction-Environmental
Systems Engineering
Brett Ryan Hamilton, Balgonie-Industrial Systems Engineering
Joseph Brian Harvey, Regina-Petroleum Systems Engineering
Daniel Joseph Hebert, Regina-Industrial Systems Engineering
David Keith Hilbig, Regina-Industrial Systems Engineering
Drew Edwards James Hoff, Redvers-Distinction-Petroleum
Systems Engineering
Kailley Holmes-Industrial Systems Engineering
♦Yun Huang-Electronic Systems Engineering
ºJordan Fredrick Humeny, Regina-Great Distinction-Industrial
Systems Engineering
ºSeth Everett Hunt, Regina-Distinction-Industrial Systems
Engineering
ºTanner Kevin Hunt, Moosomin-Industrial Systems Engineering
♦Odighiemugh Franklin Igoni-Petroleum Systems Engineering
Rashidul Islam, Edmonton, AB-Electronic Systems Engineering
Kyle Wayne Jacobson, Canbrook, BC-Petroleum Systems
Engineering
♦Hyun Woong Jang-Great Distinction-Petroleum Systems
Engineering
Courtney Taylor Janotta, Regina-Environmental Systems
Engineering
Jared Cole Runge Janotta, Regina-Petroleum Systems Engineering
♦Pablo Jaramillo Restrepo, Medellin, Colombia-DistinctionEnvironmental Systems Engineering
Matthew Scott Jeffery, Prince George-Industrial Systems
Engineering
Camille Sarah Jensen-Environmental Systems Engineering
♦Yifan Jia-Petroleum Systems Engineering
ºTodd James Johnston, Regina-Distinction-Environmental Systems
Engineering
Jacquelynn Sarina Jones, Regina-Industrial Systems Engineering
Mahmoud Fouad Khairallah-Petroleum Systems Engineering
Ryan John Kinnear, Regina-Great Distinction-Electronic Systems
Engineering
Kristopher William Klapatiuk, Kamsack-Environmental Systems
Engineering
♦Praise Dumlumene Asooh Koobee, Regina-Petroleum Systems
Engineering
Drew Arthur Kurtz, Regina-Petroleum Systems Engineering
ºRay Gabriel Lagimodiere, Regina-Great Distinction-Industrial
Systems Engineering
ºRaymond Lam, Regina-Electronic Systems Engineering
Brandon S. Lang, Regina-Industrial Systems Engineering
Chad David Lang, Regina-Petroleum Systems Engineering
ºOwen David Lareau, Regina-Distinction-Electronic Systems
Engineering
Evan William Lascue, Regina-Petroleum Systems Engineering
Scott Bradley Leach, Regina-Industrial Systems Engineering
Joel Guy Legasse, Regina-Petroleum Systems Engineering
♦Zhou Li, ZhuZhou, HUN, People's Republic of ChinaPetroleum Systems Engineering
Hai Lin-Environmental Systems Engineering
Xiufeng Lin, Coquitlam, BC-Petroleum Systems Engineering
Brad Wesley Lovatt, Wilcox-Software Systems Engineering
Travis Kayd Lubiens, Filmore-Electronic Systems Engineering
Abdou Rasmane Maiga, Ouagadoougou, Burkina FasoPetroleum Systems Engineering
Gregory Lewis McConnell, Regina-Petroleum Systems
Engineering
ºAdam Douglas McEwen, Lumsden-Distinction-Industrial
Systems Engineering
Austin James Meldrum, Emerald Park-Distinction-Industrial
Systems Engineering
Lee Scott Miller, Regina-Industrial Systems Engineering
Alex Gregory Murfin, Calgary, AB-Industrial Systems
Engineering
Taylor Edward Nelson, Regina-Environmental Systems
Engineering
♦Gospel Nyegiabari Nkinanee, Port Harcourt, Nigeria-Petroleum
Systems Engineering
♦Godson Levi Odumodu-Petroleum Systems Engineering
♦Victor Chibuosor Okwodu-Petroleum Systems Engineering
♦Precious Ebie Onungwe-Petroleum Systems Engineering
♦Ernest Chijioke Ordu-Petroleum Systems Engineering
♦Dumo Grace Peter Kalio, Kalio-Ama, Nigeria-Petroleum
Systems Engineering
♦Kornebari Thankgod Peter-Petroleum Systems Engineering
Iyonia Amjad Rabayaa, Regina-Environmental Systems
Engineering
Muhammad Raza Rauf, Regina-Electronic Systems Engineering
Branden Robert Reece, Qu'Appelle-Industrial Systems
Engineering
ºBrent Andrew Reid, Weyburn-Electronic Systems Engineering
Amy Johanna Richter, Regina-Distinction-Environmental
Systems Engineering
ºMark Daniel Rumpel, Balgonie-Great Distinction-Electronic
Systems Engineering
29
♦Samuel-Ray Samuel-Industrial Systems Engineering
ºAndrew Carlton Schmidt, Regina-Petroleum Systems
Engineering
Catlin James Schneider, White City-Petroleum Systems
Engineering
ºMatthew John Selinger, Pilot Butte-Industrial Systems
Engineering
♦Kriengkamol Setameteekul, Bang Plad, Bangkok, ThailandIndustrial Systems Engineering
ºKyle Mitchell Shaw, Balgonie-Great Distinction-Electronic
Systems Engineering
ºGregory Lucas Shiplack, Montmartre-Distinction-Industrial
Systems Engineering
♦Fafakabere Mudlyn Sika, Ogu, Nigeria-Petroleum Systems
Engineering
ºReid Daniel Stancu-Distinction-Software Systems Engineering
Jesse James Stevenson, Esterhazy-Environmental Systems
Engineering
ºJason Michael Szarkowicz-Industrial Systems Engineering
Zhuorong Tan, Taicheng, GWA, People's Republic of ChinaElectronic Systems Engineering
ºConnor Alexander Tant-Electronic Systems Engineering
Garett Blake Taylor, Regina-Industrial Systems Engineering
ºNam Hoai Thach, Regina-Software Systems Engineering
Zoe Threlfall, Okotoks-Environmental Systems Engineering
ºJesse David Timoruski, Moose Jaw-Industrial Systems
Engineering
ºPaul Martin Toews, Regina-Distinction-Industrial Systems
Engineering
♦Tamunomieokumibim Tolofari-Petroleum Systems Engineering
Dustin Aaron Unger, Regina-Industrial Systems Engineering
ºJared Glenn Walsh, Regina-Industrial Systems Engineering
♦Hanli Wang, Tong Cheng, ANH, People's Republic of ChinaEnvironmental Systems Engineering
♦Wei Wang-Software Systems Engineering
♦Yachan Wang, Jining, SHD, People's Republic of ChinaSoftware Systems Engineering
♦Kuami Blessed Wariboko-Industrial Systems Engineering
Jason Brent Whitelaw, Regina-Distinction-Electronic Systems
Engineering
ºDemi Cassandra Wiens, Balgonie-Distinction-Environmental
Systems Engineering
ºBrayden Joseph Willenborg, Regina-Great Distinction-Software
Systems Engineering
ºErik William Wilmot, Regina-Environmental Systems
Engineering
♦Wanpeng Wu, Harbin, People's Republic of ChinaEnvironmental Systems Engineering
Keith Thomas Yalowega, Regina-Industrial Systems Engineering
♦Min Yin-Environmental Systems Engineering
Shamroz Jawaid Yousufzai-Petroleum Systems Engineering
♦Zhonghua Yu, Changde, HUN, People's Republic of ChinaElectronic Systems Engineering
♦An Zhang-Environmental Systems Engineering
Bachelor of Arts
Jessica Josephine Burnett-Visual Arts
**Melissa Kirstie Folk, Regina-Fine Arts, Art History
Fallon Britany Hantelman-Stewart, Regina-Fine Arts, Music
Meagan Nicole Kowalski-Fine Arts, Art History
♦Andie Jo MacLowich-Distinction-Arts and Culture
Bachelor of Arts Honours
Jenna Marie Faris, Regina-Honours: Visual Arts
Alexa Claire Heenan, Regina-Honours: Fine Arts, Art History
Bachelor of Fine Arts
Laura Anne Abramsen, Ottawa, ON-Distinction-Theatre (Acting)
Élise Maude Françoise Beaudry-Ferland-Distinction-Film & Video
Production
Gui Marc Paul Crepeau, Saskatoon-Film & Video Production
**Kyle Robert Duckerin, Regina-Visual Arts, Visual Arts (Open
Studio)
Brennan Douglas Dyck-Distinction-Film & Video Production
Stewart Evans, Calgary, AB-Film & Video Production
Candy Renae Fox, SK Piapot-Film & Video Production
Bryce David Gamache, The Pas, MB-Film & Video Production
Jessica Nichole Gaube, Regina-Film & Video Production
**William Howard James Hamilton, Regina-Great DistinctionFilm & Video Production
Sean Huang, Regina-Visual Arts
**Austin Blake Josephson, Regina-Distinction-Film & Video
Production
Alexis Rosa Kuhanga, Regina-Distinction-Visual Arts, Visual Arts
(Sculpture)
Raylene Janet Ledgerwood-Film & Video Production
Kyle Edward Leitch-Film & Video Production
Kyle Alexander Parkinson, Battleford-Film & Video Production
Sarah Delaney Dorothea-Rose Pitman, Regina-Distinction-Visual
Arts, Visual Arts (Sculpture)
*♦Nicole Ciara Poncsak-Distinction-Theatre (Design)
**Robyn Teres Sanderson, Regina-Theatre (Acting)
*Alexandra Jade Schmidt, Wilcox-Visual Arts (Open Studio)
Jennifer Dawn Shelly Keturakis-Distinction-Visual Arts, Visual
Arts (Sculpture)
Stephen Matthew Simons, Regina-Film & Video Production
Emily Joy Wright, Vanscoy-Film & Video Production
Bachelor of Music
Graham Earl Gilmore, Killaly-Music Comprehensive
Dorianna Carol Holowachuk, Regina-Music Comprehensive
**Mikyla Richelle Jensen, Weyburn-Great Distinction-Luther
Medal of Distinction-2015 Spring Convocation-Performance
Emma Deanne Kramer-Rodger, Regina-Great DistinctionPerformance
**Emily Frances Ready, Regina-Distinction-Performance
Bachelor of Music Education
FACULTY OF FINE ARTS
Vladyslav Valer Osatiuk, Regina-Music Education
Dana Michael Rempel, Swift Current-Great Distinction-Music
Education
Bachelor of Arts (Three-Year)
Adrienne Anne Dechief, Estevan-Distinction-Fine Arts
Jonathon Donald Neher-Music
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ºVincent Martin Langevin, Moose Jaw-Great Distinction-Computer
Science
Kristen Aneta Leigh, Regina Beach-Great Distinction-Biology
Ecology & Environmental Biology
Ronald J. Leray, Regina-Geology
ºChristopher William Lu, Regina-Computer Science
Bria Jolene Lubiens, Fillmore-Distinction-Computer Science
Vince Owen Griffith Lylyk, Norquay-Computer Science
Tanner Leslie Ryan MacDonald, Carlyle-Geology
Ivan Russel Marsden, Regina-Geology
James Lech Matheson, Regina-Biochemistry
Meghan Bree McEachern, Regina-Economics
**Graham Ross Brierley McKellar, Regina-Geology
Lisa Marie McKibben, Regina-Chemistry
Mark Ralph McVicar-Computer Science
Steven Don Meickel-Geology
*Michael William Morgan-Distinction-Biology Cellular and
Molecular Biology
Wesley Gordon Murray-Biology
Bariton John Ndorne,, Nigeria-Geography
*Anthony Toan Nguyen, Regina-Computer Science
Bao Tran Quoc Nguyen, Regina-Computer Science
Chukwumela Bright Osah, Omoku, RVR, Nigeria-Applied Math &
Statistics
Dejian Ou, goungzhou, GWA, China, Hong Kong (SA Region)Computer Science
Tracey Michelle Ozipko, Emerald Park-Distinction-Mathematics
Annette Rose Pegg, SK Kawacatoose-Biochemistry
Caroline Philip-Geology
Jennifer Nicole Porter, Kinistino-Environmental Biology
*Alexandra Rachelle Proulx, Regina-Biochemistry
*Emily Jane Putz, Regina-Biology Ecology & Environmental
Biology
Kabari Tettey Quaye, Regina-Actuarial Science
*Henry Robert Christian Reis, Regina-Geography
*Henry Robert Christian Reis, Regina-Geology
Carson James Renaud, Carlyle-Geology
**Daniel John Roberts, Regina-Actuarial Science
Alan Paul Schad, Regina-Distinction-Actuarial Science
*Justine Ashley Schaeffer, Regina-Psychology
**Matthew Schultz-Distinction-Biology Cellular and Molecular
Biology
*Daniel Miles Andrew Sexton, Regina-Computer Science
Carissa May Sideroff-Geology
*Dylan Jonathan Smart, Regina-Distinction-Biochemistry
Laura Ann Stewart, Regina-Biology
Yue Sun, Qing Dao, SHD, People's Republic of ChinaMathematics
Hifza Tahir-Biology Cellular and Molecular Biology
Dale Frederick Thomson, Regina-Great Distinction-Biochemistry
*Harley Skylar Todorovich, Regina-Distinction-Chemistry
Leanne Lynn Tremblay, Regina-Biology Ecology &
Environmental Biology
Chidinma Ukabam, Nigeria, Nigeria-Great Distinction-Biology
Carmen Leslie Underhill, Regina-Distinction-Actuarial Science
**Williams Olisemeke Usama, Regina-Great Distinction - Luther
Medal of Distinction - 2015 Spring Convocation-Combined
Biochemistry & Chemistry
Chelsea Christina Valois, Zenon Park-Actuarial Science
Dayne William Jonathan Wagner, Balgonie-Great DistinctionComputer Science
Sinae Warbanski, Regina-Great Distinction-Actuarial Science
**Emilie Jane Wellman, Regina-Great Distinction-Biology
Cellular and Molecular Biology
**Ashley Joy Wiley, Grenfell-Biology Cellular and Molecular
Biology
FACULTY OF SCIENCE
Bachelor of Medical Laboratory Science
Melissa Lynn McClement, Estevan
*Amanda Dawn Thompson, Regina
Bachelor of Science
ºPeter Olalekan Ajayi, Ikeji Arakeji, Osun State, NigeriaDistinction-Combined Statistics & Economics
Kelvin Altraide, Port Harcourt, RVR, Nigeria-Combined Geology
& Geography
Jessica Renee Antonichuk, Preeceville-Biology
ºChristopher William Arnold-Computer Science
Dillon Adam Bast, Regina-Computer Science
**Mary Lynn Angelle Beaulieu-Great Distinction-Biology
*Sindy Urvi Boczulak, Regina-Great Distinction-Mathematics
**Matthew Boey, Regina-Geology
François Wilfred Boire, Gravelbourg-Great Distinction-Chemistry
*Ericka Nicole Bourlon, Regina-Geology
Sara Rae Brandt, Regina-Biology
Andrew Hugh Brittner, Regina-Geology
ºDarren Benjamin Brown, Regina-Distinction-Computer Science
Hafsah Ibrahim Chalchal, Regina-Great Distinction-Psychology
*ºMark Robert Comte, Regina-Distinction-Computer Science
Trent Alexander Corbin, Stoughton, SK-Geography
Olivia Riley Coupal-Chemistry
Andrew James Cretin, Weyburn, SK-Computer Science, Business
Wesley Lee de Leeuw, Regina-Chemistry
ºTrang Ngoc Quynh Do-Computer Science, Business
Bita Doorsian, Regina-Biology
ºCarl Alex Cassie Dumonceaux, Regina-Great DistinctionComputer Science
Morgan Gordon Dynna, Regina-Computer Science
*Tyler Carter Fell, Regina-Chemistry
Alexander Paul Fischer, Regina-Great Distinction-Computer
Science
Sarah Alana Patricia Fromme, YK Champagne and Aishihik FN,
Whitehorse, YT-Geology
Adam Vernon Gorr, Regina-Great Distinction-Mathematics
ºStacey Anne Hala, Regina-Great Distinction-Computer Science
Vanessa Karina Halas, High River, AB-Mathematics
Michael John Hazell, Glenavon-Geography
*Janine Lana Heinrich, Regina-Geography
Brett Mason Herman, Melville-Mathematics
ºJordan Jonathon Hiebert, Regina-Computer Science
Cory Sheldon Hill, Regina-Combined Geography & Geology
Tanner Hoffman, Regina-Computer Science
Junxiong Huang-Mathematics
ºIsabella Adriana Hugel, Emerald Park-Great DistinctionComputer Science
Marla Diane Ives, Tisdale-Environmental Biology
ºTyler Vincent Jacob, Montmartre, SK-Distinction-Chemistry
Kaitlyn Blue Johnson, Regina-Chemistry
Lara Leslie Ann Junek, Regina-Chemistry
ºAnton Kikets, Lutsk, Ukraine-Computer Science
ºHarrison Reid Kuhtz King, Regina-Computer Science
Anastasye Kisheev-Biology Cellular and Molecular Biology
Natasha Jocelyn Ku, Kipling-Great Distinction-Mathematics
**ºDevon James Kupiec-Distinction-Computer Science, Business
*Joanne Alexis Kwasnicki, Regina-Biology Ecology &
Environmental Biology
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Kaitlyn Marie Williamson, Melville-Actuarial Science
Siyuan Yang-Geography
Evan Douglas Youle, Regina-Great Distinction-Biochemistry
Zhen Zhai-Computer Science
***Sui Sui Zhou, Regina-Economics
*Spencer Steven Zwarych, Regina-Great Distinction-Biochemistry
Bachelor of Science Honours
*ºMelissa Danielle Baron-Honours: Geography
*Nathan Baron, Regina-High Honours: Psychology
*Sean Eric Barschel, Regina-Honours: Psychology
Jonathan David Donauer Berthiaume-Honours: Geology
*Ian Cornel Hauser-High Honours: Computer Science
Kieran Randolph Johnson, Regina-Honours: Chemistry
**Drew Fraser Johnstone, Regina-High Honours: Combined
Math Computer Science
*ºDevon Gabrielle Jones, Regina-Honours: Biochemistry
Adriana Dawn Knoll, Regina-Honours: Psychology
ºRegan Paul Meloche, Regina-High Honours: Combined
Computer Science Math
Jordan Kendall Nixdorf-Honours: Psychology
**Matthew Roy Pechey, Regina-High Honours: Psychology
Shaneen Michelle Pelle-Honours: Biology Cellular and
Molecular Biology
**Olivia Marie Philippon, Willow Bunch-High Honours:
Psychology
Barret Cameron Dale Rennie-High Honours: Computer Science
Megan Alexandra Zak-High Honours: Biology
Certificate in Computer Science
Christopher George Stephane Carter, Regina-Computer Science
Frank Chukwunenye Elechi, Port Harcourt, RVR, NigeriaComputer Science
Jason Gustin Galandy, Saskatoon-Computer Science
**William Howard James Hamilton, Regina-Computer Science
Brett Mason Herman, Melville-Computer Science
Graham Peter Jordan, Calgary, AB-Computer Science
Abiye Owunari, Portharcourt, RVR, Nigeria-Computer Science
Dongzhi Qi, People's Republic of China-Computer Science
Gurinderpal Singh, Ludhiana, PNJ, India-Computer Science
Qingju Sun, Changge, HEN, People's Republic of ChinaComputer Science
Haofeng Xiong, Regina-Computer Science
Certificate in Indigenous Health Studies
***Diane Adams, Sioux Lookout, ON
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PROGRAMME III
CEREMONY
Friday, June 5, 2015
2:00 p.m.
Theatre, Conexus Arts Centre
PROCESSIONAL
The audience will rise for presentation of the graduating students and entrance of the platform procession,
and will remain standing until the Invocation has been pronounced. Members of the platform procession will enter
successively in the following order: Faculty, Senate, Board of Governors, the Honorary Graduand;
followed by the President and the Chancellor.
Grand Marshal: Joan Wagner, PhD, Assistant Professor, Nursing
Processional Accompaniment: The Lone Creek Cultural Club
O CANADA
Vocalist: Emily Ready, BMus
INVOCATION
Elder Noel Starblanket, Aboriginal Student Centre
INTRODUCTION OF PLATFORM PARTY
Annette Revet, MBA, Executive Director (University Governance) and University Secretary
OPENING OF CONVOCATION AND CHANCELLOR’S MESSAGE
R. James Tomkins, PhD, Chancellor
PRESENTATION OF CANDIDATE FOR HONORARY DEGREE
david Gregory, PhD, Dean, Nursing
Ann Blair Thomas Callahan
Ann was born on the Peepeekisis First Nation in 1935. Her parents, John and Nora
Thomas, spoke both Cree and English at home. She attended the File Hills and Birtle
Indian Residential schools for 14 years. As a child she attended traditional ceremonies of
her people and was given the spirit name of Wapiskisiw Piyésis (White Birdwoman) by
Elder Ochapawase at age four.
With the support of positive role models she completed high school and then became
one of the first Aboriginal nurses to graduate from what is now the Health Sciences
Centre in Winnipeg, in 1958. Ann began working at the hospital and soon was appointed
head nurse of the Women’s Pavilion, where she stayed until 1973. She left to coordinate
health care for a newly created agency delivering services to people in need. Ten years
later she moved to Red River Community College, where she was an instructor and
academic counselor.
Ann took a variety of courses to expand her knowledge during her career. When she
retired from nursing in 1996, her uncommon commitment to healing and lifelong
learning endured. She earned a bachelor’s degree with a major in psychology, and then a master’s degree in interdisciplinary
studies.
Throughout her life Ann has contributed to numerous initiatives and projects aimed at improving the health of Aboriginal
people and encouraging more Aboriginals to enter the healthcare field. She has lectured widely on the residential school
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experience – the subject of her master’s thesis – and helped Elders coordinate healing ceremonies for the File Hills
community.
Ann has received many honours and awards, including the naming of the Critical Services building at the Health Sciences
Centre in her honour and a Lifetime Achievement Award from the Aboriginal Nurses Association of Canada.
Ann’s only child, Michael, died two years ago. Her extended family includes two grandchildren, four great-grandchildren,
and what she describes as a family tree branching in all directions.
CONFERRING OF HONORARY DEGREE
R. James Tomkins, Chancellor of the University of Regina,
will confer upon Ann Blair Thomas Callahan the degree of Doctor of Laws, honoris causa.
SIGNING OF HONORARY DEGREES REGISTER
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT BY HONORARY DEGREE RECIPIENT
Dr. Ann Blair Thomas Callahan
CONVOCATION ADDRESS
Vianne Timmons, PhD, President and Vice-Chancellor
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF DEGREES AND CERTIFICATES IN COURSE
The Chancellor will acknowledge the degrees and certificates in course and admit graduates to convocation.
Presentation of the Assembled Graduates and Acknowledgement of Graduates in Absentia: University Secretary
The Chancellor’s Charge
Presentation of Graduates to the Chancellor
Lace Marie Brogden, PhD
Directrice, Programme du Baccalauréat en éducation
Dena McMartin, PhD
Associate Vice-President (Academic and Research)
CAMPUS FOR ALL
Thomas Chase, PhD, FRCCO (hon), Provost and Vice-President (Academic)
Certificate in Inclusive Post-Secondary Education
FACULTY OF GRADUATE STUDIES AND RESEARCH
Armin Eberlein, PhD, Dean
Doctor of Philosophy, Master of Science, Master of Social Work
FACULTY OF KINESIOLOGY AND HEALTH STUDIES
Harold Riemer, PhD, Dean
Bachelor of Health Studies, Bachelor of Kinesiology,
Bachelor of Sport and Recreation Studies, Certificate in Health Studies
Presentation of the University Prize in Kinesiology and Health Studies to Katelyn Nicole Kaufman
Presentation of the Faculty of Kinesiology and Health Studies Dean’s Medal to Triston Riemer
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FACULTY OF NURSING
david Gregory, PhD, Dean
Bachelor of Science in Nursing
Presentation of the Saskatchewan Registered Nurses’ Association Gold Medal for Excellence in Clinical Practice
to Chandra Lynn Lisitza
Presentation of the Faculty of Nursing/Saskatchewan Polytechnic Deans’ Medal to Pei Ying Kiew-Gaco
FACULTY OF SOCIAL WORK
Judy White, PhD, Dean
Bachelor of Indian Social Work, Bachelor of Indigenous Social Work, Bachelor of Social Work,
Certificate of Indian Social Work, Certificate of Social Work
Presentation of the University Prize in Social Work to Barbara Pelletier
WELCOME REMARKS FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF REGINA ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
Brian Hillier, MHRM, First Vice-President, URAA
PRESIDENT AND VICE-CHANCELLOR’S ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Futures in Flight by Todd Bryanton, BA Hons
Photography by Photography Department
Multimedia coordination by Audio Visual Services Department
CLOSING OF CONVOCATION
Chancellor
ANNOUNCEMENTS
University Secretary
RECESSIONAL
Pipe and Drum Band: Conservatory of Performing Arts
The audience will remain standing until the platform procession and graduates
have been piped from the stage.
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Christian Arthur Clermont, Regina
Kinesiology and Health Studies
Thesis:
The Effect of Knee Osteoarthritis on
the Variability and Fractal Dynamics of
Human Gait
Supervisor:
Dr. J. M. Barden
DEGREES AND CERTIFICATES IN
COURSE
* Campion College
** Luther College
*** First Nations University of Canada
º Co-operative Education Program
+ Mention bilingue
~ Langue française
♦ International
● Internship
Laura Colleen Dahlstrom, Zehner
Kinesiology and Health Studies
Thesis:
Reflections on Career Development: A
Phenomenological Study of Women
Who Coach Canadian High
Performance Male Track and Field
Athletes
Supervisor:
Dr. L. N. Hoeber
Sandra Ann Jackle, Regina
Kinesiology and Health Studies
Thesis:
Application of Investment Theory to
Sport Consumers: Predicting Intention
to Continue or Reduce Commitment
Supervisor:
Dr. H. A. Riemer
CAMPUS FOR ALL
Certificate in Inclusive Post-Secondary Education
Shelly Marie Alderson, Regina
Lesley Marie Beaulieu, Regina
Nicole Caroline Behr, Regina
Hughie Nathan John Froh, Regina
Daysha Shuya
Kinesiology and Health Studies
Thesis:
Exploring the Relationship Between
Cheerleading Injury, Coping Skills, and
Athlete Burnout with Performance
Supervisor:
Dr. K. D. Dorsch
FACULTY OF GRADUATE STUDIES AND
RESEARCH
Katherine Larsen Sveinson, Regina
Kinesiology and Health Studies
Thesis:
Marginalization, Empowerment and
Multiple Performances: An
Examination of Highly Identified,
Displaced Female Sport Fans
Supervisor:
Dr. L. N. Hoeber
Doctor of Philosophy
Sebastian Harenberg
Kinesiology and Health Studies
Thesis:
As Iron Sharpens Iron: Understanding
Competitive Processes in Elite Sport
Teams
Supervisor:
Dr. H. A. Riemer
External Examiner: Dr. M. A. Eys
Wilfrid Laurier University
Master of Social Work
Linda Pauline Albinet
Research Practicum
Erica Rebecca Rita Gray, Regina
Field Practicum
Master of Science
Lucille Marie Horse, Regina
Field Practicum
Noah Justin Anderson, Moose Jaw
Kinesiology and Health Studies
Thesis:
The Influence of Hardiness Levels on
the Rate of Return to Work For Those
who Have Sustained a Back Injury
Supervisor:
Dr. D. C. Malloy
Joanna Lynne King, Regina
Field Practicum
Yi-Hsun Lee, Taipei City, Taiwan
Field Practicum
Jennifer Lynn Billan, Regina
Kinesiology and Health Studies
Thesis:
Narratives of Aboriginal
Grandmothers: Stories of Identity and
Health
Supervisor:
Dr. C. A. Bourassa
Sarah Ruth Luyendyk
Field Practicum
Carissa Jean Myers
Thesis:
Co-Supervisors:
Addiction Services for Parents with
Addiction in Regina, Saskatchewan
Dr. M. R. Sanchez
Dr. G. G. Hunter
Jessie Leanne Paton, Regina
Field Practicum
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Paige Allisha Marie Wheeler, Estevan-Physical Literacy
Logan Dakari Woytowich, Regina-Physical Literacy
Tanja Smiljic
Field Practicum
Bachelor of Sport and Recreation Studies
Kimberly Dianne Taylor, Saskatoon
Research Practicum
Erin Kathryn Mae Banbury, Fort Qu'Appelle-DistinctionTherapeutic Recreation
Kristy Nicole Christianson, Prince Albert-Therapeutic
Recreation
Anna Marie Hancherow-Therapeutic Recreation
Matthew Forrest Litke, Maple Creek-Sport and Recreation
Mgmt
Kelsey Rae Luedtke, Saskatoon-Therapeutic Recreation
Shondalee Sharon Sanheim, Elkhorn, MB-Therapeutic
Recreation
Steven Douglas Schneider-Therapeutic Recreation
Nicole Lynn Stead, Fort McMurray, AB-Great DistinctionTherapeutic Recreation
Sara Nicole Stukings, Bow Island, BC-Therapeutic Recreation
Trevor Neil Woolsey, Lac Vert-Sport and Recreation
Management
Leanne Marie Thybo Thoroughgood, Moose Jaw
Field Practicum
Erin Madeleine Wasson, Saskatoon
Field Practicum
FACULTY OF KINESIOLOGY AND
HEALTH STUDIES
Bachelor of Health Studies
Kelsey Elizabeth Lambert, Moose Jaw
Kelsey Marie Michaluk, Regina-Distinction
Victor Nwaodu, Regina
Certificate in Health Studies
Henrietta Onyekachi, Owerri, IMO, Nigeria
Bachelor of Kinesiology
Farheen Fatimah Ashrafi- Human Kinetics
Wyatt George Baiton-Human Kinetics
Kayla Rose Baran-Distinction- Human Kinetics
Jennifer Patricia Bernstein-Human Kinetics
Tara Lynn Booker-Human Kinetics
Whitney Vanessa Chu, Regina-Adapted Movement Science
Leah Catherine Fiorante, Regina-Human Kinetics, Adapted
Movement Science
Jessica Nicole Fisher, Crystal Springs-Human Kinetics
Eric Forster-Human Kinetics
Jillene Emelda George, SK English River First NationDistinction-Human Kinetics
Shalane Annette Haselhan, Lampman-Physical Literacy
Kurt Thomas Hauser, Pilger-Distinction-Human Kinetics
Stephen Duane Hill, Melfort-Health Promotion
Nathan A. Hollinger-Human Kinetics, Athletic Therapy
Kelly Alanna Husack, Regina-Distinction-Human Kinetics
Katelyn Nicole Kaufman, Bengough-Great Distinction-Human
Kinetics, Adapted Movement Science
Mark Robert Kleisinger, Regina-Health Promotion
Morgan Victoria Kuntz-Adapted Movement Science
Sean Paul Lamb, Regina-Human Kinetics
Benjamin Joseph Lozinsky-Human Kinetics
Amanda Louise Mahoney, Regina-Human Kinetics
Ian Robert McLellan-Human Kinetics
Lindsay Valentrina Nicholson, Regina-Adapted Movement
Science, Human Kinetics
Chelsey Anne Oyka, Regina-Human Kinetics
Ryan Kenneth Quan, Moose Jaw-Human Kinetics
Shayla Danielle Riche-Human Kinetics, Health Promotion
Triston Shari Lee Riemer-Distinction-Human Kinetics
♦Arbely Rubalcava, Montreal, QC-Adapted Physical Activity
Jacob Yaji Sawa, Regina-Great Distinction-Human Kinetics
Brandi Rae Smith, Arcola-Human Kinetics
Angela Nicole Tremka, Regina-Distinction-Human Kinetics,
Health Promotion
Taylor Ray Volk, Moosomin-Physical Literacy
Tyler James Weber, Regina-Health Promotion
Nicole Marie Westcott, Regina-Human Kinetics
FACULTY OF NURSING
Bachelor of Science in Nursing
Tessa Lynn Allen, Regina
Shannon Lee Allin, Regina
Breanna C. Altieri, Regina
Renée Alexa Andres, Saskatoon
Lyndsie Nicole Bachtold, Kipling-Great Distinction
Danielle Bananish, ON Pic Mobert, Regina-Distinction
Erica Katherine Bartel, Drake
Jacy Anne Bartnik, Regina
Melissa Bartzen, Saskatoon
Alanna Marie Bell, Regina-Distinction
Jennifer Deryl Bellefeuille, Shaunavon-Distinction
Jamie Lynn Beutler, Wapella
Kayla M. Bjerland, Regina
Allison Larissa Bonk, Regina
Sara-Marie Helen Bosch, Saskatoon
Brittany Bourgon, Wawota
Alison Jill Bowey, Moosomin
Khloe Ashley Boyachek, Saskatoon
Kristen Boyer, St. Brieux
Amy Johanna Brown, Regina
Brooklyn Rae Brown, Carlyle
Christal Brown, Martensville
Madison L. Brown, Regina
Sarah Jean Bryanton, Regina
Brooke Marie Burletoff, Blaine Lake
Jenna Campbell, Regina
Earl Christian Candido, Lanigan
Nikki Lexus Caudle, Saskatoon
Rachel Chapman
Kayla Michelle Chuley, Regina
Allison Breanne Collins, Oxbow
Sherri Lynn Collins, Regina
Kelsey Denise Cooney, Glen Ewen
Chelsa Natalie Costanza, Regina
Lauren Catherine Coulthard, Regina
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Jennifer Tasha Cran, Regina-Distinction
Shelby Lynn Crosbie, Caronport
Alysha Anne Derkewych, Saskatoon
Brooke Kathryn Diewold, Emerald Park
Cara Joy Donaldson, Pilot Butte
Taylor M. Dyke, Stoughton
Travis Allan Bernard Earis, Regina
Alexander Jessie Lennie Elash
Catherine Mary Evans, Sasktoon
Carly Aliza Falkenstein
Mandy Jessica Ferner
Janice Faye Fischer, Regina
Kirsten Elizabeth Flaman, Southey
Tiffany B. Flynn, Lumsden
Keven Alfred Fontaine, Saskatoon
Morgan D. Gabel, Moose Jaw
Lacey Galan, Saskatchewan Beach
Kelsey Lauren Gillis, Meadow Lake
Jillian A. Grabka, Regina
Meagan Frances Graf
Paige Granger, Avonlea-Distinction
Katrina B. Guest, Bjorkdale
Kayla Dawn Guy, Saskatoon-Distinction
Courtney Anne Hackywicz, Regina
Kirsten A. Hackywicz, Rouleau
Shayna D. Hanson, Mankota
Stephanie Dawn Hanson, Moose Jaw
Lauren Marie Harrison, Saskatoon
Brittney Rae Hart, Regina
Katelyn Lori Hawken, Montmarte-Distinction
Meagan Alexandra Hueser, Saskatoon
Natasha L. Hydukewich, North Battleford
Amy M. Irving, Saskatoon, SK-Distinction
Shannon Dakota Isaac, Gerald
Cheryl Diane Jackson, Regina
Allison E. J. Jalbert, Glentworth
Gregory Reginald Allan Jessup, Regina
Jodi Renee Johnson, Saskatoon
Michelle Johnson, Saskatoon
Paige Nicole Nell Kater, Weyburn
Richelle Bree Keenleyside, Hazlet
Brittney Marie Keller, Regina
Nicole E. Kesslering, Viceroy-Distinction
Pei Ying Kiew-Gaco, Saskatoon-Distinction
Courtney Rae Kolenich, Regina
Mackenzie Eloise Krecsy, Kipling
Jenessa Marie Kress, Mankota
JayLene E. Kurk-LaFontaine, Hillsboro, OR, United States
Brynn Lauren Laverdiere, Regina
Morgan Alexandra LeGault, Regina
Chandra Lynn Lisitza-Great Distinction
Ashtyn Taylor Livingstone, Saskatoon
Olesea Lupascu, Regina
Shelby Ann Marie Lyons, Regina
Alana Brooke Mack, Saskatoon
Brittany Mahlum, Hudson Bay
Danielle Louise Maier, Regina
Richelle Samara Marcynuk, Regina
Melissa Maria Marzolf, Moose Jaw
Jenell Briana Masson, Balgonie
Kelsey Alexa Masson, Balgonie
Adriana McCullough, Regina
Colby Paige McLean, Saskatoon
Amanda Jill Melnychuk, Clavet
Christine Alicia Miller, Shellbrook
Sheldon Joseph Mitchell, Carlyle
Nadine Trish Mitsuing, SK Makwa Sahgaiehcan First Nation
Stacey Kaitlin Figley Moore, Saskatoon
Tasha Lee Moser, Saskatoon
Kendell Bree-Ann Muhr, Regina
Shannon Rebecca Nabozniak Kappel, Saltcoats
Charlyn Amanda Nebozenko, Pike Lake
Danielle Marie Neilson, White City
Erika Y. O'Donnell, Cutknife
Holly M. Olijnyk, Melville-Distinction
Natalie Meagon Omer Brioux, Martensville
Katelin Elicia Ottenbreit, Yorkton
Larissa Lyn Pawluk, Saskatoon
Raeanne Marie Peever, Regina
Alexandra Mackenzie Pelzer, Vibank
Joey-Lynn Petterson, Wawota
Heidi Karen Piller, Neudorf
Kristen Michelle Polischuk, Regina
Leah H. Pool, Alameda
Natasha Elizabeth Preza, Saskatoon
Vanessa Brianne Rathgeber, Dalmeny
Katelyn Christine Reich, Davidson
Rachelle Marie Rich, Lumsden
Caitlin Ring, Regina
Kara Anne Risler
Adelle Christine Robin
Kirsty Rolfe, Regina-Distinction
Kayla D. Rolufs, Kipling-Distinction
Taryn Nicole Runge, Regina
Kristin Leah Saunders, Regina
Nicole K. Sawa, Saskatoon
Kelsey Allison Sawicki, Humboldt
Stephanie Noel Schneider, Regina
Jennifer Silina Scott, Saskatoon-Distinction
Mikaela E. Shuya, Melville
Christina Amanda Silveira, Saskatoon
Amy Lynn Sinclair, Regina
Kirstin Patricia Sparrow, Vanscoy
Chantal R. Stadnyk, Bruno
Katherine Elizabeth Stanley, Regina
April Dawn Stroh, Saskatoon
Rosalyn C. Summach, Saskatoon
Chelsea Jade Sveinbjornson, Saskatoon
Ashley Marie Tall, Saskatoon
Brett Douglas Taylor, Lang
Katelyn Tyanna Taypotat, SK Kahkewistahaw
Hoai Niem Thach, Regina-Distinction
Sarah A. Thompson, Regina
Kela Torres, Regina
Jennifer Ashley Tremblay, Emerald Park
Jenna Lyn Unser, Saskatoon
Brittany Jean Untereiner, White City
Shannon Marie Walbourne, Saskatoon
Megan Ashley Wald, Saskatoon
Brittany A. Walker, Saskatoon
Whitney J. Walker-Ross, Regina
Rachelle Katherine Wall, Osler
Erica Jayne Warriner
Kelsie Lynn Wasden, Saskatoon
Nicole Loralie Webb, Major
Derek Robert Wheatley, Regina
Taylor J. Wihlidal, Regina-Distinction
Abbey E. Wild, Silton-Distinction
Katelyn Anne Windrum, Regina Beach
Dellyn Deana Winterhalt, North Battleford
Shauna Nicole Woytiuk, Saskatoon
Brooklyn Karris Young, Wapella-Distinction
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Shelby Ann Dawson, Saltcoats
Selina Delimini
Kelsey Janelle Doell, Rosthern
Michelle Louise Dornan, Saskatoon
Amanda Erin Douglas, Binscarth, MB
Amanda Eva Jean Dunnigan-Flottorp, Regina
Lindsay Laurie Edwards, Zealandia
Jessica Dawn Fisher, Martensville
Michelle Lynne Foster, Regina
Erin Carmen Franks, Weyburn
Sarah Danielle Fuchs, Regina
Megan Anne Marie Gardham
Amber Dawn Garrioch, Flin Flon, MB
Chantal Marie Gelinas, Battleford
Angel Genereux, Banff, AB
Courtney Elise Gilmour, Saskatoon
Tyrone Jack Graham, Saskatoon
Ashley Rae Gursky, Saskatoon
Courtney Rae Hart, Saskatoon
Shirley Dann Hernandez, Saskatoon
Theerie Dawn Hill, Regina
Jennifer Elizabeth Hinks, Regina
Jennifer Lynn Hoffman, Regina
Jamie Ann Holinaty, Saskatoon
Lauren Alexandra Hopper, Saskatoon
Shannon Lynn Hurley, Saskatoon
Matthew Jacobs, Moose Jaw
Jenna Leigh Johnson, Virden, MB
Melanie Dawn Johnson, Tisdale
Chad Evan Kadyschuk, Saskatoon
Andrea Lois Keel
Mary Jennifer Kequahtooway, SK Sakimay
Candace Laurel Keshane, SK Keeseekoose
Megan Katherine Komonoski, Saskatoon
Stephanie Lee Koroluk, Yorkton
Justin Alair Krushel, Saskatoon
Melissa Ann Kujawa, Saskatoon
Aaron John Kulchar, Martensville
Kaitlyn Ann Kwok, Whitehorse, YT
Lyndsey Morganne Labuik, Saskatoon
Victoria Louise Lake, Tisdale
Kirsten Jaime Lawson
Teagan Katherine Lee, Tagish, YT
Jeremy Colin Locke, Whitehorse, YT
Adrian Lomaszkiewicz, Prince Albert
Patricia Therese Louie, Inuvik, NT
Allison Luana MacTaggart, Regina
Sherry Lynn Maertens
Gary Peter Mah, Grande Prairie, AB
Kasey Jo Mahnic, Regina
Michelle Dawn McAllister
Christie Lynn McBride, Warman
Nicholas Chelsom McCormick, Saskatoon
Patricia Catherine Lorraine McDonald
Litney Jade McDougald-Curran
Roberta Kathleen McFarlane, Langham
Erin Delee McLeod, Birch Hills
Kristen Michelle Meagher, Saskatoon
Yolanda Patricia Merasty, SK Pasqua First Nation
Amber Dawn Miller, North Battleford
Marcia Lynn Mirasty, SK Flying Dust First Nation
Suzi Elizabeth Mitchell, Saskatoon
Alida Lee Ann Moffatt, Regina
Kody James Morland, Moose Jaw
Gloria June Munroe, Kamsack
Allyson Rae Zazulak, Regina
Daphne Louise Zimmer, Regina
Kelsey M. Zuchkan, Foam Lake
FACULTY OF SOCIAL WORK
Bachelor of Indian Social Work
***Darcie Lynn DeBruyne
***Kieu Monydhot Wieu, Saskatoon
Bachelor of Indigenous Social Work
***Linda Louise Chartrand, Prince Albert
***Jennifer Brittany Forbes, Saskatoon
***Raven Ronalda Fox, SK Onion Lake
***Jessica Erin Hebb, Saskatoon
***Jessica Elizabeth Morin, Saskatoon
***Myrna Nadine Naytowhow, SK Montreal Lake
***Shantel Megan Pernitsky, SK Canoe Lake
***Francois Louis Polsfut, Saskatoon
***Carolena Dawn Silva, SK Beardy's and Okemasis
***Rhonda Vanessa Triskle, Prince Albert
***Arthur Jeffrey Underwood, SK Peter Ballantyne Cree Nat'n
***Elaine Rose Waditaka, SK Big River
***Shauna Lee Watcheston, SK Mistawasis
Bachelor of Social Work
Tina Marie Locano Abellera, Moose Jaw
Antoinette Alemania, Saskatoon
Shelby Anton, Davidson
John-Paul Austring, Whitehorse, YT
Jill Rene Bachiu, Saskatoon
Shaylee Marie Balfour, Prince Albert
Cora Rachel Ballantyne, SK Lac La Ronge
Viviana Andrea Batalha, Regina
Courtney Dawn Bell, Moose Jaw
Kelsey Anne Bell
Jessica Leigh Berg
Thyra Berg, Dorintosh
Theresa Dawn Bigayan
Flora Pamela Bird, SK Lac La Ronge
Kristy Nicole Black
Alicia Mae Blakley, Saskatoon
Jessica Kailey Bonish
Kelsey Jean Bossenberry, Regina
Kaela Victoria Bote, Regina
Cassandra Fay Bourdages
Ashley Cortney Bowering, Saskatoon
Jacqueline Ivy-Jean Brasseur, Yellowknife, NT
Emily Christine Brentnell, Regina
Sarah Lynn Catherine Britton, Emerald Park
Marilyn Helen Brownlee, Saskatoon
Adele Caroline Burns, Tisdale
Catherine Jill Campbell, North Battleford
Katherine Michelle Chalmers
Tess Malorie Charuk, Flin Flon, MB
Marcie Marie Cole
Melissa Ann Cournoyer, Prince Albert
Jamie Lynne Crossman
Bree Lauren Danchilla, Saskaoon
Amy Danielle Davignon, Whitehorse, YT
Leah Davy-Ryckman, Whitehorse, YT
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Certificate of Indigenous Social Work
Jayme Lee Murrison, Regina
April Joan Nechvatel, Salmon Arm, BC
Kaitlyn Marie Neustaeter, Swift Current
Maryanne Marie Norum
Chyanne Elizebeth Ogle, SK Wood Mountain
Laura Marie Olsen, Calgary, AB
Allison Faye Olson
Imre Lloyd Pallagi, Saskatoon
Monique Mallory Paradis-Davis, Saskatoon
Dayna Katherine Parker, Regina
Jayelle Marie Paskiw, Prince Albert
Heather Susan Patterson
Barbara Elisabeth Pelletier, Nordlingen, Germany
Jennifer Lee Phipps
Susan Price
Danielle Christina-Jane Reddekopp, Shellbrook
Andrea Noelle Regel, Prince Albert
Charlene Adele Robert, Saskatoon
Kimberly Erin Roblin, Saskatoon
Leslie Anne Roper, Charlottetown, PE
Natasha Renée Rumsey, Whitehorse, YT
Chelsea Morgan Ryczak, Yorkton
Jennifer Eunice Samayoa, Saskatoon
Darnell Marie Schindelka, Raymore
Aaron David Scholz, Saskatoon
Crystal Ann Schwindt
James Michael Schwindt, Sedley
Debra Ann Severight, SK Keeseekoose
Kimberley Tesh Shircliff, Saskatoon
Brenda Ann Simmans, Saskatoon
Haley Christine Slade, Saskatoon
Stephanie Ann Smith, Allan
Megan Ashley Sommer
Jorin Milan Starcevich
Natalie Blayne Steffl, Saskatoon
Jessica Rose Stewart, Lanigan
Tracy Erin Straub, Saskatoon
Donovan Douglas Thiesson, Saskatoon
Vanessa Dawn Thornhill
Laura Toews
Mary Truong, Regina
Brian Wayne Tuckanow, SK Okanese
Amber Lee Unger, Saskatoon
Janet Lyn Van Bibber, YK Champagne and Aishihik FN
Becky Rae Walker, Kyle
Morgan Brittany Walker, Prince Albert
Laura Joanne Weiss, Langenburg
Brandy Marie Westbury, Swift Current
Taunya Elizabeth Whitehead, Saskatoon
Sheri Lynn Wiebe-Loehr, Saskatoon
Carrie Lee Wilcox, Creighton
Jena Lynn Wiles, Regina
Brianna Lynne Wilmot, Regina
Gerard Lafontaine Wolfe, SK Muskowekwan
Jillian Christine Wood, Melfort
Janelle Joanne Yantz, Regina
Brittany N. Zelinski
Mark Zulkoskey, Prince Albert
***Linda Louise Chartrand, Prince Albert, SK
***Margaret Rose Cook, SK Peter Ballantyne Cree Nat'n
***Jennifer Brittany Forbes, Saskatoon
***Amber-Leigh Ann Fox, SK Onion Lake
***Gloria Lynn Greyeyes, SK Muskeg Lake Cree Nation
***Elann Ashley Impey, Prince Albert
***Amber Dawn Lins
***Jessica Elizabeth Morin, Saskatoon
***Shantel Megan Pernitsky, SK Canoe Lake
***Stephenie Lynn Robillard, SK Big River
***Arthur Jeffrey Underwood, SK Peter Ballantyne Cree Nat'n
Certificate of Social Work
Kyla Cherwaty, Yellowknife, NT
Jolene Amber Donovan, Inuvik, NT
Alice Anne Marie Mawdsley, Fort Smith, NT
Lauren Moir, Yellowknife, NT
Avis Vallis, Yellowknife, NT
AWARDS AND SCHOLARSHIPS
PLATFORM AWARDS
Governor General’s Academic Gold Medal
This award recognizes the most outstanding academic
performance of a graduate student. The decision of the Faculty
of Graduate Studies and Research Scholarship and Awards
Committee was based on the quality of the thesis/exhibition,
external examiner’s report, quality of the defense, course work,
CGPA, publications and presentations deriving directly from the
research done for the thesis/exhibition, and on awards achieved.
The pool of applicants includes all graduate students who
have a thesis or exhibition deemed meritorious by their
examining committee, and who apply for graduation at the
Spring Convocation, or who graduated at the previous Fall
Convocation. This year there were 47 students eligible for this
competition.
Dr. Darryl Hunter convocated in October 2014 with a
Doctor of Philosophy in Education.
Dr. Ken Montgomery, Associate Dean (Research and
Graduate Programs) in the Faculty of Education, states that “Dr.
Hunter is a scholar of exceptional caliber who has consistently
ranked at the top of his graduate courses.” Dr. Hunter has
received numerous graduate scholarships and awards, including
being co-recipient of the 2014 President’s Distinguished
Graduate Student Award.
Academically, Dr. Hunter’s overall average in his doctoral
work was 92.75. His supervisor, Dr. William R. Dolmage, states
that “in my 25-plus years in the academy, Dr. Hunter is, without
a question, the most capable graduate student I have
encountered.”
Just as noteworthy, Dr. Hunter has co-written a book entitled
“Put to the test: Teacher professionalism and assessment in
Canada,” which is now with the University of Regina Press. His
doctoral research has yielded four journal articles that are in
various stages of peer review and publication, and he has
another article currently in peer review on Canadian middle
years teachers’ classroom assessment practices.
Certificate of Indian Social Work
***Irine Maondo Efeme, Buea, SW, Cameroon
***Raven Ronalda Fox, SK Onion Lake
***Simone J. Laliberte, Regina
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The external examiner for Dr. Hunter’s dissertation, “‘About
Average’: A Pragmatic Inquiry into School Principals’
Meanings for a Statistical Concept in Instructional Leadership”
was Dr. Jerald Paquette, Professor Emeritus. Western
University. Dr. Paquette stated that “this is undeniably a
significant piece of research in its field.” As well, he further
commented that “the originality and scholarship of this thesis
borders on the stunning.”
The Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research is proud to
claim Dr. Darryl Hunter as a graduate of the Faculty, and to
have recommended him for the award of its most distinguished
prize, the Governor General’s Academic Gold Medal.
provided the basis for subsequent funding and ongoing research
in this domain. She was a co-author on the workshop paper:
She was a co-author on the workshop paper entitled "Visual
Twitter analytics: Exploring fan and organizer sentiment during
Le Tour de France," in Proceedings of the IEEE VIS Workshop
on Sports Data Visualization (2013).
Outside of her studies, Isabella has a passion for music that’s
led her to take part in the University of Regina concert band as a
flautist, and become a volunteer keyboard player for St. Agnes
Roman Catholic Church. Both of these endeavors require
numerous hours of practice to learn the music, and how to
integrate her portion into the full musical piece. Truly, Isabella
is a distinguished student, in her academics, research work, and
extra-curricular activities.
Governor General's Academic Silver Medal
The Governor-General's Academic Silver Medal is awarded
at convocation to the most distinguished graduating student
receiving a first degree and is based on academic excellence.
Isabella Adriana Hugel is the recipient of this prize at the 2015
Spring Convocation. Isabella is graduating with a Bachelor of
Science in Computer Science, with a Co-operative Education
designation, achieving Great Distinction.
Isabella graduated from Greenall School in June 2010. While
studying at the University of Regina, she has received many
scholarships in recognition of her academic achievements,
including: Academic Gold Scholarship (Winter 2011, Fall 2011,
Fall 2012, Fall 2014), Academic Silver Scholarship, Centennial
Merit Plus Scholarship, ISM Canada IT Futures Scholarship,
Muriel E. Finlayson Undergraduate Computational Science
Research Scholarship, NSERC Undergraduate Student Research
Award (Spring/Summer 2012, Spring/Summer 2013), Regina
Engineering Society Scholarship, Rural Student Entrance
Scholarship, Saskatchewan Innovation Undergraduate
Scholarship, SED Systems – A Division of Calian Ltd.
Scholarship, Shell Canada Scholarship in Computer Science,
Stantec Scholarship in the Faculty of Engineering, University
Medal, and Wascana Preceptory No. 51 Knights Templar
Scholarship (Fall 2012, Spring/Summer 2013).
In the 2012 Spring/Summer semester, Isabella was the
recipient of a university-sponsored NSERC Undergraduate
Student Research Award, and worked under the supervision of
Dr. Howard J. Hamilton. The title of this award was “Fast,
Flexible Crowd Animation Guided by the Influence of
Individuals on Perceived Quality”. Crowd animation refers to
animating simulated crowds of people or autonomous creatures.
It is used in games, films, emergency planning, etc. Due to the
complexity of choosing actions for many interacting individuals
in a crowd and then animating these actions, crowd animation is
challenging for current systems.
The goal of her project was to systematize the handling of
update rates of individuals in a crowd, based on their perceived
influence on visual realism. In other words, the idea was that
more computer time would be spent on the members of the
crowd who were more easily seen. As a result of the research,
some crowd simulation software was developed and evaluated.
A report was prepared for internal use, but it was not submitted
for publication. Dr. Hamilton also commented, “She is noted
for her many articulate questions in lectures, her careful,
comprehensive work on assignments, and her brilliant
performance on examinations.”
In the 2013 Spring/Summer semester, Isabella was the
recipient of a second NSERC Undergraduate Student Research
Award, and worked under the supervision of Dr. Orland Hoeber.
The title of her project was “Visualizing Temporally Changing
Sentiment in Twitter Streams”. Her work on this project
President’s Medal
The University of Regina President’s Medal is awarded at
each Spring and Fall Convocation to a student receiving a first
degree who has shown academic excellence as well as major
leadership and commitment to extra-curricular activities while a
student. The recipient this spring is Natasha Jocelyn Ku.
Natasha is graduating with a Bachelor of Arts, major in
Japanese, with Great Distinction and International Designation.
She is also receiving a Bachelor of Science, major in
Mathematics, with Great Distinction. For a student to attempt
such diverse fields is uncommon; excelling at both, as Natasha
has, with an average of just above 90%, is truly exceptional. The
Faculty of Arts and the Faculty of Science each commend
Natasha on this excellent achievement.
Natasha’s academic promise was evident from the beginning
of her studies at the University of Regina. In recognition of her
success at Kipling High School, she was awarded the S.E.
Stewart Faculty of Arts Entrance Scholarship, the Rural Student
Entrance Scholarship and the Centennial Merit Plus Scholarship.
Throughout her studies she earned the Academic Gold
Scholarship four times, along with an award in the Japanese
Language. One of her instructors commented that “[I] can say
unreservedly that she is one of the ten best students I have ever
taught.”
Natasha furthered her studies in Japanese by attending Tenri
University, in Japan, for one year. While there she served as an
ambassador for the University of Regina, and Canada, by
volunteering to teach English and Math in the community. She
also volunteered to serve as a Japanese translator at Queensland
National Park in Australia. She credits these experiences with
improving her confidence as a leader.
In aid to her fellow students, Natasha served as their
representative on the Peer Disciplinary Council and the Faculty
of Arts Undergraduate Scholarship Committee. She has
consistently volunteered with Orientation, Residence Move-in,
Welcome Week and similar activities throughout the semester.
She has also assisted her peers through work as a Supplementary
Instruction Leader for Statistics, and as a Japanese teaching
assistant. One of her proudest signature accomplishments has
been the founding of the Japanese Culture Club on campus.
Through academic, social and cultural activities, the club helps
students from Japan integrate with University of Regina students
interested in Japan and vice versa. “Helping people has become
second nature to me,” she says, bringing life to the University of
Regina’s motto of “as one who serves.”
Natasha is also the recipient of the Faculty of Arts Dean’s
Medal. Additional information about that prize, and Natasha,
may be found under that heading.
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prestigious student-led competition in which students from 12
of the top business schools from Western Canadian
universities are judged on all aspects of citizenship. Nicole
was selected by the JDC West team to serve as sole captain
and is continuing her leadership and service in the role of
Executive Advisor to the 2015-16 JDC team.
Nicole also assumed a unique leadership role in the role of
“Lead Teaching Assistant,” overseeing a team of Teaching
Assistants supporting BUS 100 faculty. Nicole’s leadership
and insight helped improve the learning experience and
transition of first-year students. Nicole has established herself
actively in the community, serving in varied and ongoing
roles in several organizations including Hope’s Home, Regina
Food Bank, Canadian Western Agribition, and the
Saskatchewan Roughriders Fan First Hospitality, Regina Folk
Festival, and Habitat for Humanity.
The Faculty of Business Administration and the University
of Regina wish Nicole every success in her future endeavours.
University Medal
The University Medal is presented annually at Spring
Convocation to the most distinguished student – one who has
achieved academic excellence in all courses completed during
the previous twelve months with a minimum of 30 credit hours
in two semesters.This year the University Medal is awarded to
two students: Belma Kamencic from the Faculty of Science and
Tuan Mihn Mai from the Faculty of Engineering and Applied
Science.
In 2014, Belma Kamencic graduated from Campbell
Collegiate, and she is currently working towards a Bachelor of
Science degree program. Over the past academic year, she has
achieved a CGPA of 96.8%. During her first year of study at the
University of Regina, she has already received many
scholarships in recognition of her academic achievements,
including: Centennial Merit Scholarship (2014 Fall), and Dean’s
List; Science Faculty (2014 Fall & 2015 Winter).
Currently, Belma is working with Dr. Tanya Dahms as a
Summer Research Student. When asked about Belma, Dr.
Dahms spoke of her very highly. “Her intelligence, hard work
and superior laboratory skills inspired her first year Chemistry
lab instructor to suggest that she consider summer research. A
first year undergraduate student working for the first time in a
laboratory experiences a steep learning curve, which Belma is
handling exceptionally well. In our lab, she has been
focussed, diligent, quick to learn new methods, organized,
creative and a careful note taker, all hallmarks of a good
researcher.”
The Faculty of Science congratulates Belma on her
accomplishments and wishes her the best of luck with her future
endeavours.
Bachelor of Education After Degree (BEAD) Convocation
Prize
The Bachelor of Education After Degree (BEAD)
Convocation Prize was established by the Faculty of Education
in March 2014 to encourage and recognize BEAD students. The
BEAD Convocation prize is awarded to the most distinguished
graduate, with an overall internship rating of “Outstanding” and
and the highest grade point average in the program.
The Faculty of Education is pleased to present the BEAD
Convocation Prize to Karyn Booy, a distinguished graduate in
the Faculty of Education.
Karyn is graduating with a Bachelor of Education (Secondary)
with Great Distinction. She majored in Biology Education with a
minor in Chemistry Education. During her studies at the
University of Regina, Karyn was the recipient of an Academic
Silver scholarship (2014 Fall).
During her time with the Faculty of Education, Karyn found
that the Faculty’s focus on social justice issues helped to
transform the way she views and interacts with students within
the classroom and broader community. This commitment to
social justice is reflected in Karyn’s work with the Sonlight
Christian Reformed Church and the Indian Métis Christian
Fellowship in Regina.
In the fall, Karyn will pursue a Master’s Degree in Biological
Sciences from the University of Manitoba, where she has been
awarded a 2015 NSERC grant to study the impacts of noise
pollution on the resident Arctic beluga population. She is
confident this research will enhance the science education she
provides in future classrooms.
The Faculty of Education is pleased to present the BEAD
Convocation Prize to Karyn Booy and wishes her success in her
future endeavours.
Tuan Mihn Mai
Tuan is currently working towards a Bachelor of Applied
Science in Petroleum Systems Engineering. Over the past
academic year, he has achieved a CGPA of 96.8%.
The Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science
congratulates Tuan on his accomplishments and wishes him the
best of luck with his future endeavours.
Leon Goldman Scholarship
&
Faculty of Business Administration Dean’s Medal
The Leon Goldman Scholarship is awarded to the most
distinguished graduate of the Faculty of Business
Administration receiving a first degree at the Spring
Convocation. This scholarship was donated by Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Gleiberman and family to honour Mrs. Gleiberman’s
father, Mr. Leon Goldman, on his 75th birthday.
The Faculty of Business Administration Dean’s Medal is
awarded at each Spring and Fall Convocation to a student
receiving a first degree with a minimum average of 80% who
has shown leadership in and commitment to extra-curricular
activities while at the University of Regina.
The recipient for both of these awards for 2015 Spring
Convocation is Nicole Nameth. Nicole has distinguished
herself as an excellent student, with a graduating program
average of 91.8%. She is receiving a Bachelor of Business
Administration (BBA) with Great Distinction and a major in
Accounting.
Nicole entered the University of Regina in pursuit of
academic excellence and maximizing her potential.Through
determination and dedication, Nicole achieved her academic
goals and developed a particular strength in leadership. Nicole
served as Captain of JDC for 2014-15. JDC West is a
Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation Prize
At each University of Regina convocation ceremony, the
Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation (STF) awards a prize to the
most distinguished student of the graduating class in the Faculty
of Education who does not hold another degree. The Faculty of
Education is pleased to present the Saskatchewan Teachers’
Federation Prize to Janelle Zborowski, a distinguished graduate
in the Faculty of Education.
Janelle is graduating with a Bachelor of Education in
Elementary Education with Great Distinction. During her
studies, Janelle was the recipient of an Academic Silver
Scholarship (Fall 2012) and Academic Gold Scholarships (Fall
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2013 & Fall 2014). She was also on the Dean’s Honours List in
two consecutive semesters (Fall 2013 & Winter 2014).
Ms. Zborowski has a passion for teaching and cares deeply for
her students and the communities they come from. She has
volunteered at the Student Energy in Action for Regina
Community Health (SEARCH) Initiative and sat on the Adopta-Family committee for Mother Teresa Middle School. For her,
these opportunities affirm the importance of community
partnerships and communal relationships.
During her internship, Janelle integrated Indigenous
perspectives into the curriculum by inviting an Aboriginal
storyteller and artist into her classroom and by having a sharing
circle every day. She is grateful to the Faculty of Education for
helping to prepare her for the experience.
Janelle feels that her success was largely due to the
compassion and understanding of her family, who have proven
to her that holism is the most powerful tool that educators can
employ to ensure the success and well being of students.
The Faculty of Education is pleased to present the
Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation Prize to Janelle
Zborowski, and wishes her much success in her future
endeavours
Undergraduate Scholarship, and Johnson and Perry Award in
Co-op Engineering.
Brayden was actively involved with the Regina Engineering
Student Society as Student Representative, and in his final year,
as VP of Communications. He enjoyed being a mentor for
several engineering groups, a student member for IEEE Uregina
Branch, and a volunteer speaker for “What is Engineering”. The
Coop Education Program gave Brayden an opportunity to
enhance his software skills, and build an impressive professional
network while working at SaskTel and GasBuddy.
Brayden has set high standards of academic achievement and
modeled exceptional leadership skills. The Faculty of
Engineering and Applied Science would like to congratulate
Brayden on his accomplishments and wish him the best of luck
with his future endeavours
Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science Dean’s Medal
The Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science Dean’s
Medal is presented at each Spring and Fall convocation to
recognize the achievements of an outstanding student in the
Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science. This year’s
recipient is Diane Adams.
Diane is a Métis woman originally from Sioux Lookout,
Ontario. She is passionate about the environment, public health,
and social equity. During her time as a student, she served as
the President of the First Nations University Students’
Association, leading a national student campaign and making
media appearances in front of more than 10 million viewers.
She also sat as a student representative for the Environmental
Health and Science program and took a leadership role in
FNUniv’s Student Ambassador Program. She also established a
consulting business as a student which has allowed her to draw
on her experiences as a former CBC Journalist as well as her
Métis heritage. After graduation, Diane will continue to expand
that business, having already secured a contract to help guide
how Saskatchewan uses and communicates climate change and
environmental monitoring data. She intends to pursue graduate
studies in toxicology and human health risk assessment, with the
aspiration of engaging more Aboriginal communities and people
in the sciences.
Faculty of Arts Dean’s Medal
The Faculty of Arts is very pleased to present its Dean’s
Medal to Natasha Jocelyn Ku. The Dean’s Medal is presented
annually at each Spring and Fall Convocation to recognize the
academic achievements of an outstanding student in the Faculty
of Arts. Natasha is the recipient of the President’s Medal.
Additional information about Natasha can be found under that
heading.
S.E. Stewart Award in Arts
The S.E. Stewart Award is presented each Spring Convocation
to an outstanding student in the Faculty of Arts graduating with
a first degree. The recipient this spring is Shea Erin O’Bertos, a
Luther College student graduating with a Bachelor of Arts
Honours in Psychology.
Shea’s academic performance has been exceptional. She
achieved the Dean’s Honour List in five semesters, won
numerous scholarships, and obtained a cumulative grade point
average of 91.5%. Her honours paper was titled “Emotion from
a Different Angle: How Gaze Direction Affects Recognition
and Spatial Processing of Emotional Stimuli.” Shea won a
Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council grant for
graduate work and will begin studies in Clinical Psychology at
Acadia University this fall.
The Faculty of Arts wishes to extend congratulations to this
dedicated scholar
Faculty of Fine Arts Dean’s Medal
Austin Josephson is being awarded the Dean of Fine Arts
Medal, an honour bestowed on a Fine Arts student who has
shown both academic achievement and leadership while
attending the University of Regina.
Mr. Josephson, graduating with a Bachelor of Fine Arts,
Major: Film Production (Distinction), has a cumulative grade
point average of 83.6%, and has demonstrated great
commitment to his university community and beyond.
Austin began his studies at the University of Regina, Luther
College, in the Fall of 2010. A consistently good student and
committed volunteer, Austin has earned a number of
scholarships and awards that recognize his hard work. He earned
the Luther College Part Time Scholarship (2011 and 2012),
Luther Faculty Scholarships (2012, 2013, 2014), the Carla
Thompson Memorial Scholarship (Luther College – 2014), the
Emil and Natalie Krentz Humanities and Fine Arts Scholarship
(Luther College - 2013), and the Mary Pitawanakwat Memorial
Award (2015). Austin also earned a spot on the Dean’s List in
Fall of 2014.
While Austin began and remained a committed Film
Production student throughout his time at the University of
Regina, he developed other interests across many areas. Courses
in Sociology, Creative Technologies, and a minor in Indigenous
Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of
Saskatchewan Gold Medal in Engineering
The Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists
of Saskatchewan (APEGS) Gold Medal is awarded annually to
an undergraduate of Engineering and Applied Science who has
shown both leader ship and academic excellence. This year’s
recipient is Brayden Joseph Willenborg. Brayden earned a
Bachelor of Applied Science (Co-op) in Software Systems
Engineering with Great Distinction. In addition to graduating
with an average of 90%, Brayden made the Dean’s Honour List
for eight semesters. He received many awards including
Centennial Merit Plus Scholarship, Academic Gold and Silver
Scholarships, Sask Innovation Undergraduate Scholarship, SPE
Canadian Educational Trust Fund Award, SED Systems
Scholarship, Regina Engineering Society Scholarship, APEGS
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Studies affected his work as an artist. He has come to appreciate
that film can be used to educate, enlighten, and help make the
world a better place.
Austin’s leadership contributions at Luther College have
been substantial. He was involved with the mentorship program
Jump Start, was an active member of the Luther Students
Association and has participated as a student member of their
strategic planning team. His volunteer work at the North
American Indigenous games married his technical skills and
interest in Indigenous Studies with his desire to be a part of an
important event held in our city. In addition to the above
commitments, he continued his volunteer work at the Regina
Lutheran Home that he began as a high school student.
The value that Austin places on being a leader, team
member and engaged member of his community is evident to all
who know him. Dr. Bryan Hillis, President of Luther College,
notes that “Austin works hard, is always happy when you meet
him, and has yet more energy whenever he is asked to help out.”
Dr. Christine Ramsay of the Department of Film notes that he is
a “diligent, dedicate, capable and self-directed student,
thoughtful beyond his years.”
As such, the Faculty is pleased to present its “medal,” a
ceramic hand built sculpture called A Bowl of Fish, to Mr.
Josephson. The piece was created by last year’s Medal winner,
Ms Barbara Goretzky.
Faculty of Science Dean’s Medal
The Faculty of Science Dean’s Medal is awarded each
year to the student that the Faculty of Science nominates for the
President’s Medal. The President’s Medal is awarded at
convocation to the most distinguished graduating student
receiving a first degree and is based on academic standing
alongside a strong demonstration of leadership in, and
commitment to, extracurricular activities. Kristen Aneta Leigh
was nominated for the President’s Medal by the Faculty of
Science for the Spring 2015 convocation ceremony, and is the
recipient of the Faculty of Science Dean’s Medal. Kristen is
graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Biology, Concentration
in Ecology & Environmental Biology, achieving Great
Distinction. Kristen is graduating with a Cumulative Grade
Point Average (CGPA) of 87.6%.
As a result of her consistently outstanding academic record,
with term averages ranging from 83.2% up to 91.5%, Kristen
was awarded the Academic Silver Scholarship in the Fall
semesters of 2011, 2012, 2013 and 2014.
Outside of her academic studies, Kristen has truly excelled in
her volunteer experiences. She was a Supplemental Instruction
(SI) Leader for one of our Phys 109 sections for the Fall 2014
semester. Volunteering as an SI leader requires several hours of
dedication, both in attending the course with the students and
drafting lesson plans to lead the SI sessions at a later date.
In the fourth year of her university studies, as part of a
business class entitled Innovation and Entrepreneurship, she
opened a community based business called Soulful Sandwiches.
Through this business, in conjunction with Tangerine: The Food
Bar, she sold sandwich vouchers to those that wanted to give
back to the community and to help those in need. The vouchers
were used to provide a nutritious meal in a welcoming
environment to women staying at either SOFIA House, or The
Shirley Schneider Support Centre. SOFIA house is a second
stage transition home for women who have been abused. The
Shirley Schneider Support Centre is a teen mothers program
offered through Balfour Collegiate.
Currently, she volunteers as a Queen of Green Coach for the
David Suzuki Foundation. This program is designed to help
people learn how to make their home a focus of green practices
to reduce their impact on the planet. She will be working with
seven families over the next several months to work these green
practices into their every day routines. This area of volunteer
work is perfectly suited to the BSc in Biology, Concentration in
Environmental Biology & Ecology, that she has completed this
year.
Kristen has shown herself to not only be an outstanding
academic, but also a compassionate person that has led her to
become a strong leader in helping people through innovative and
creative ways. Her volunteer and academic experiences have
been the basis of developing the skills required to help her
succeed in whatever path she chooses to follow in the future.
W.A. Riddell Award in Fine Arts
Mikyla Richelle Jensen is receiving the W. A. Riddell Award
in Fine Arts as the most distinguished graduate earning a first
degree in the Faculty of Fine Arts. The award is based on both
academic achievement and artistic merit. Ms Jensen is
convocating today with a Bachelor of Music (Performance) with
Great Distinction.
Mikyla began studies at Luther College, University of Regina
in the Fall of 2011. Her academic achievement during high
school and musical proficiency demonstrated at her audition
were recognized with a number of entrance awards. She earned:
the Dr. James McConica Entrance Scholarship in Music, the
Residence Scholarship in Music (Luther College), and the
Centennial Merit Plus Scholarship.
The awards and designations have kept coming throughout the
last four years. Mikyla earned a spot on the Dean’s list every
semester as well as the following: Academic Gold Scholarships
(Fall 2012, Fall 2013, Fall 2014); Residence Scholarship for
Music Students (Fall 2012, Winter 2013); Regina Musical Club
Scholarship (Winter 2013); Luther College Faculty Scholarship
(Fall 2013, Fall 2014); Robert and Gertrude Wagner Music
Scholarship (Luther College – Fall 2013, Fall 2014); Gene B.
Ciuca Memorial Scholarship (Winter 2014); Emil and Natalie
Krentz Humanities and Fine Arts Scholarship (Luther College –
Fall 2014); Regina Musical Club Scholarship (Winter 2015).
Mikyla has maintained an outstanding academic and
performance record while also serving as a leader within the
Music Department, most recently as the Music Student
Association President, and within the provincial music
community. In addition she has volunteered with Campus for
All, and has mentored younger music students. Professor Brent
Ghiglione expresses the sentiment of those who have known
Mikyla during her time here. “My few words cannot begin to
describe the talent or quality of this young woman. I do know
that she is a wonderful musician and works relentlessly on
behalf of others.”
The Faculty of Fine Arts wishes her the best as she begins her
Master of Music (Flute Performance) at the University of
Manitoba this fall on full scholarship.
University Prize in Science
The University Prize in Science is awarded at convocation to
the most distinguished student graduating with a first degree
from the Faculty of Science. Isabella Adriana Hugel is the
recipient of this prize at the 2015 Spring Convocation. Isabella
is also the recipient of the Governor General’s Academic
Silver Medal. Additional information about Isabella can be
found under that heading.
Faculty of Kinesiology and Health Studies Dean’s Medal
The Faculty of Kinesiology and Health Studies Dean’s Medal
is awarded to Ms Triston Riemer at the Spring 2015
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Convocation of the University of Regina. Ms Riemer’s program
of study was in the Human Kinetics area of concentration within
the Bachelor of Kinesiology program and her graduating
average was 82.2% allowing her to convocate with Distinction.
Her overall average based on all courses taken at the University
of Regina was also 82%.
Ms Riemer came to the University of Regina from the
community of White Fox, SK, and completed her education at
the L.P. Miller Comprehensive High in Nipawin, SK. In
September 2010 Triston began her studies in the Faculty of
Kinesiology & Health Studies. She was also recruited to play
hockey with the Cougar women’s hockey team.
Triston’s involvement as a five-year member of the Cougar
women’s hockey team enabled her to enhance her leadership
skills. As an integral member of the hockey team she was
appointed as Assistant Captain in her fourth year, followed by
appointment as Captain in her senior year on the squad. She
took on both roles with enthusiasm and passion, set vision with
the team, coordinated and ran team meetings, and addressed
student athlete issues or problems with a high degree of tact and
professionalism. Coach Sarah Hodges notes that “Triston leads
by example with her work ethic and her dedication in the
classroom, and makes everyone around her want to be better,"
and further states “Triston has been a bit of an unsung hero on
the ice because of her position and an outstanding performer in
the classroom, and embodies all the qualities we want in our
student-athletes.”
Her leadership as a student athlete was recently recognized, as
she was the recipient of the 2014-15 University of Regina
Cougar President’s Award. This award is presented to one
student-athlete in their fourth or fifth year of University of
Regina eligibility as chosen by a vote of the University of
Regina coaching staff and select media. It is awarded to the
student-athlete who best exemplifies the combination of
academic and athletic performance during his or her career at the
University of Regina. Further, Triston was presented the CanWest Women’s Hockey Student Academic, Athletic, and
Community Service Award. Triston’s accomplishments were
not just on the playing surface. She is a five-time Academic AllCanadian, and a former recipient of the Team Academic
Excellence Award. Ms Riemer never missed a game during her
CIS career, setting a Canada West record with 132 conference
games played.
During her time at the University of Regina, Triston assisted
with the development of young girls (ages 6–14) as a coach at a
variety of summer hockey camps. In addition, she has been
actively involved in the Cougar Cub Hockey, a program
designed to enable Cougar hockey student athletes to coach
teams in Regina. Triston has performed exceptionally well in
these roles.
Triston has received Hockey University for Initiation
Coaching Certification, CSEP - Certified Personal Trainer, CPR
& First Aid, Canadian Red Cross certification.
Bengough, SK. Katelyn was on the Dean’s List during the
following semesters: 2012 Winter and Fall, 2013 Winter and
Fall, 2014 Winter and Fall. In addition, Katelyn has received the
following scholarships: Rural Student Entrance Scholarship in
Fall 2011 and Winter 2012, the Centennial Merit Scholarship,
Farden/Nilson Memorial Scholarship, D. E. and M. W.
Cuddington Scholarship, Brady Salloum Memorial Scholarship,
Dr. Mary Bluechardt Scholarship, the Academic Silver
Scholarship, Dr. Don Clark Scholarship, Dr. Brian H. Campbell
Award in Distance Learning, and the Academic Gold
Scholarship in the Fall 2013 and 2014. Katelyn has always
approached her education with purpose and dedication, as is
indicative by her academic successes. Katelyn has been
described as “memorable.”
Katelyn completed her fieldwork at the Glenrose
Rehabilitation Hospital in Edmonton, AB. Her fieldwork
supervisor wrote, “she made a great contribution to an ongoing
project of analyzing gait. Using different biomechanical
approaches, she compared over-round walking to treadmill
walking which will be used to develop an analysis tool for
therapists to use in the treatment of patients with gait issues.
During her time with the team in the motion lab, she absorbed
and put into practice many of the clinical skills and philosophies
that were new to her when she started. It was a great pleasure to
have Katelyn do her fieldwork with me.”
The Faculty of Kinesiology and Health Studies wishes to
extend sincere congratulations to this dedicated scholar and
professional. We are tremendously proud of Katelyn’s academic
accomplishments and are confident that she will reflect well
upon the University of Regina and our Faculty, wherever her
degree may lead in her professional life. We wish Katelyn
success in all her future endeavours.
Faculty of Nursing/Saskatchewan Polytechnic Deans' Medal
The Faculty of Nursing/Saskatchewan Polytechnic Deans’
medal is awarded at convocation to a graduate of the
Saskatchewan Collaborative Bachelor in Science Nursing
program receiving a first degree with a minimum average of
80%, who has shown leadership in and commitment to extracurricular activities while a student in the program. The
Saskatchewan Collaborative Bachelor of Science in Nursing
(SCBScN) program is very pleased to present the Deans’ medal
to Pei Ying (Jackie) Kiew-Gaco.
Jackie Kiew-Gaco is graduating from the SCBScN program in
Saskatoon with a CGPA of 81%. As a mature student, she
quickly stood out as a leader among her SCBScN peers and was
nominated by her classmates to sit on the executive of the
Saskatoon Nursing Student Society (SNSS) in the role of
Academic Vice President. During her two-year term, Jackie was
an effective leader who gave a voice to students in Saskatoon
and helped them navigate through the growing pains of a new
program at an off-campus site. As an executive member of the
SNSS she effectively represented the students, the SCBScN
program and the University of Regina in various capacities.
Through involvement in program policy changes, student
recruitment and retention initiatives, and student driven social
functions, she has proven to be an engaged learner and valuable
student advocate.
While managing the very heavy workload of a nursing student,
Jackie continued to remain active in the community with her
volunteerism in both athletics and the arts. She is passionate
about her community and helping the children within it. Jackie
has been described as a “tireless volunteer” and has dedicated
her time to community activities such as coaching soccer,
teaching cultural dance and helping with local events. She
believes in positive role modeling, which is evidenced through
University Prize in Kinesiology and Health Studies
The Faculty of Kinesiology and Health Studies is pleased to
name Katelyn Kaufman as the recipient of the University Prize
in Kinesiology and Health Studies. This prize is awarded to the
most distinguished student of the graduating class in our Faculty
at each convocation ceremony. Ms Kaufman’s program of study
was in the Human Kinetics and Adapted Movement Science
area of concentration within the Bachelor of Kinesiology
program; her graduating average was 88.7%, earning her the
designation of Great Distinction.
Katelyn’s academic career at the University of Regina began
in September 2011, as a graduate of Bengough School,
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instead of curse.” After finishing high school in Oettingen, she
packed her suitcase and travelled to Saskatchewan, volunteering
with youth and taking advantage of short-term work permits.
After obtaining her permanent resident status, she started taking
classes towards her BSW at the Parkland Regional College in
Yorkton to be better equipped for work in the helping
professions. Her first job in the field was as a home visitor with
KidsFirst. Only years later would she realize that the skills and
mindset modelled by her team of supervisors and co-workers
were examples of exemplary social work skills, whereby they
lived out anti-oppressive and client-centered practice. Barbara’s
education was set aside for several years as her family increased
by one, then two, beautiful girls.
In the midst of a personal crisis as her marriage fell apart and
she found herself in Prince Albert, away from family and
friends, Barbara returned to pursue her BSW once more. Being a
single mother of a newborn and a 2-year-old, she experienced
what it was like to be on the receiving end of services and help.
Until then, Barbara’s life had been fairly smooth and
comfortable; now she learned to reach out for help and obtained
a much deeper understanding of loss, stigma and financial
hardship. She also learned about the kindness of strangers who
often became friends and part of her own healing journey.
Barbara feels deeply honoured and blessed to be the recipient
of this year’s University Prize in Social Work. One of the
greatest gifts of completing her degree was the many wonderful
and passionate instructors and fellow social work students she
met and learned from along the way. Barbara knows that the
learning that has come from these relationships will stay with
her throughout her life. Many thanks also go out to Barbara’s
loyal friends and family who have been a tremendous support
for her over the years. Through it all, Barbara acknowledges her
strongest asset has proven to be her faith in God. Barbara says
“He has been my rock and my provider and I am so thankful for
the strength he has given me.”
her work at the Heritage Chinese Language School where she is
a champion of her culture and shines as a role model for her
children and her community.
Jackie has successfully balanced her family life and
community involvement with her nursing studies. Her selfmotivated and goal-oriented philosophy has helped her to deal
with the pressures and high expectations that are placed on
students in the nursing program. She has been praised as being a
“well-prepared, confident student with the ability to motivate
and guide her peers”. She has been able to translate the theory
and knowledge she has gained into the clinical setting. She
demonstrates her value and belief in positive role modeling not
only in her community but also in her education and clinical
practice. She has been able to connect and develop mentoring
relationships and provide positive role modeling for the
disadvantaged youth she worked with in her fourth year
community placement at an inner city high school in Saskatoon.
The Faculty of Nursing at the University of Regina and the
School of Nursing at Saskatchewan Polytechnic congratulate
Jackie on her many accomplishments and wish her the best of
luck in the future.
Saskatchewan Registered Nurses' Association Gold Medal
for Excellence in Clinical Practice
The Saskatchewan Registered Nurses’ Association Gold
Medal for Excellence in Clinical Practice is awarded at each
convocation to a graduate of the Saskatchewan Collaborative
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (SCBScN) program who
demonstrates excellence in clinical practice through the
attainment of the highest combined average in four required
300-level clinical courses. With a clinical average of 90.3%,
Chandra Lisitza is the recipient of this award for the 2015
Spring Convocation.
Chandra Lisitza is graduating, with Great Distinction, from the
SCBScN program in Regina. Chandra completed the program
in three and half years through the fast track option; her high
level of performance was consistent throughout this time.
Chandra achieved a TGPA over 90% in nearly every semester
and is graduating from the SCBScN program with the highest
PGPA of any nursing student thus far. She has been on the
Dean’s List numerous times and has also received multiple
scholarships recognizing her achievements. Chandra has been
described as a thoughtful, professional and engaged learner
whose maturity, life experiences and passion for nursing
education make her an ideal student and an asset to the nursing
profession.
The Faculty of Nursing at the University of Regina and the
School of Nursing at Saskatchewan Polytechnic congratulate
Chandra on her many accomplishments and wish her the best of
luck in the future.
NEW SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDS
ESTABLISHED SINCE
2014 FALL CONVOCATION
Award for Advanced Investigations in Health and Well
Being
The Award for Advanced Investigations in Health and Well
Being was established through the Office of the Vice-President
(Research) for the School of Journalism. This graduate Award
will support investigations geared to translational research in the
areas covered by Tri-Council research grants.
University Prize in Social Work
The University Prize in Social Work is awarded to the most
distinguished Social Work student achieving the highest grade
point average among students graduating with a first degree in
the Faculty of Social Work. The recipient this spring is Barbara
Pelletier.
Barbara grew up in Bavaria, Germany, as the oldest of four
sisters. She has fond memories of building forts in the woods
and exploring the hills and valleys for hours. She remembers
starting to learn about colonialism and its effects on North
American Aboriginal people in elementary school, and a certain
feeling of responsibility never left her since. She recalls, “the
awareness that Europeans like me went overseas for their own
benefit and along the way caused so much damage birthed a
desire in me to bring something positive, to bring blessing
Award for Advanced Investigations in Science and
Technology
The Award for Advanced Investigations in Science and
Technology was established through the Office of the VicePresident (Research) for the School of Journalism. This graduate
Award will support investigations geared to translational
research in the areas covered by Tri-Council research grants.
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Award for Advanced Investigations in Society and the
Human Condition
The Award for Advanced Investigations in Society and the
Human Condition was established through the Office of the
Vice-President (Research) for the School of Journalism. This
graduate Award will support investigations geared to
translational research in the areas covered by Tri-Council
research grants.
G. Murray and Edna Forbes Foundation Scholarships in
Honours English
(Critical or Creative Honours Paper in Literature)
The G. Murray and Edna Forbes Foundation Scholarship in
Honours English was established through the donation by the G.
Murray and Edna Forbes Foundation to assist students who are
pursuing a Bachelor of Arts Honours degree, majoring in
English.
Brian Leipert Rams Awards
The Brian Leipert Rams Awards were established through
the donation made by Tammy Leipert de Montas, in honour of
Brian Leipert’s 70th birthday, to assist Rams football studentathletes who are pursuing a degree in the Faculty of Business
Administration or the Faculty of Arts.
Helen Janzen Toews Award for Mature Students
The Helen Janzen Toews Award for Mature Students was
established through donations by Louise Klaasen, Erica Riggs,
and Ronald Toews in memory of their mother, to support mature
students pursuing a degree in any Faculty at the University of
Regina.
Douglas and Margaret Cuddington Scholarship in
Kinesiology and Health Studies
The Douglas and Margaret Cuddington Scholarship in
Kinesiology and Health Studies was established through a
donation by Douglas and Margaret Cuddington to assist full
time students pursuing a degree in the Faculty of Kinesiology
and Health Studies.
Indigenous Undergraduate Engineering and Science Student
Research Award Program
The goal of this program is to expose motivated and highachieving First Nation or Métis undergraduate students to the
world of academic scholarship. As such, students should be
included as much as possible in all aspects and phases of the
projects concerned (although they are not required to play a
leading or independent role).
Douglas and Margaret Cuddington Scholarship in Business
Administration
The Douglas and Margaret Cuddington Scholarship in the
Faculty of Business Administration was established through a
donation by Douglas and Margaret Cuddington to assist full
time students pursuing a degree in the Faculty of Business
Administration.
ISM Canada Computer Science & Technology Project
Award
The ISM Canada Computer Science & Technology Project
Award was established through ISM Canada. Providing an
annual award to students who have excelled in their courses will
inspire and motivate them to reach higher, achieve more and
realize academic success. This project award will offer an
opportunity for ISM to view presentations of projects when
completed, further enhancing the relationship between ISM and
computer science students. Engaging with organizations such as
ISM will also provide students with an industry perspective.
Douglas and Margaret Cuddington Scholarship in Science
The Douglas and Margaret Cuddington Scholarship in the
Faculty of Science was established through a donation by
Douglas and Margaret Cuddington to assist full time students
pursuing a degree in the Faculty of Science.
Jack Partridge Music Scholarship
The Jack Partridge Music Scholarship was established
through a donation by John A. Davies to assist students who are
pursuing a degree in the Faculty of Fine Arts. Jack Partridge was
an influential and devoted musician and educator in Regina, the
province, and throughout the country.
Dr. Allan Smith Chemistry Scholarship
The Dr. Allan Smith Chemistry Scholarship was established
through donations by Dr. Diane Secoy Smith, to reflect her
husband’s analytical work in the field of chemistry. The
scholarship will support students pursuing a Bachelor of Science
degree with a major in Chemistry at the University of Regina.
John Griffiths Memorial Entrance Scholarship
The John Griffiths Memorial Entrance Scholarship was
established through donations in memory of Dr John Griffiths to
assist students who are pursuing a Bachelor of Music or
Bachelor of Music Education program in the Faculty of Fine
Arts.
John Griffiths was an internationally acclaimed tuba artist
who was a faculty member in the Department of Music for many
decades. He also served as the Director of the Conservatory of
Performing Arts from 1986 to 2001. John played in the Regina
Symphony Orchestra for 22 years.
G. Murray and Edna Forbes Foundation Scholarship in
Music Performance
The G. Murray and Edna Forbes Foundation Scholarship in
Music Performance was established through the donation by the
G. Murray and Edna Forbes Foundation to assist students who
are pursuing a Bachelor of Music degree, majoring in Music
Performance in the Faculty of Fine Arts. The scholarship was
created to honour the late Edna Forbes’ interest in music and
literature, areas that were very dear to her.
G. Murray and Edna Forbes Foundation Scholarships in
Honours English
(Course Based)
The G. Murray and Edna Forbes Foundation Scholarships in
Honours English were established through the donation made by
the G. Murray and Edna Forbes Foundation to assist students
who are pursuing a Bachelor of Arts Honours degree, majoring
in English.
Marilyn (Stockton) Truscott Memorial Scholarship in
Nursing
The Marilyn (Stockton) Truscott Memorial Scholarship in
Nursing was established through donations made by Karen
Adair Truscott, in memory of her mother, to assist students who
are pursuing a degree in the Faculty of Nursing.
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Ruby and Richard Mitchell Scholarship in Visual Arts
The Ruby and Richard Mitchell Scholarship in Visual Arts
was established through the donation made by the estate of Ruby
Faye Mitchell to assist students who are pursuing a degree in the
Faculty of Fine Arts, with a concentration or major in Visual
Arts.
Economics Honours Scholarship
The Economics Honours Scholarship was established to
provide funding to support and recognize prior academic
excellence for undergraduate students who are registered in the
Bachelor of Arts (Honours) or Bachelor of Science (Honours)
programs in Economics at the University of Regina.
Leaders Council Scholarship in Honour of
The Leaders Council Scholarship was established to support
a graduate student pursuing a degree in the Faculty of Business
Administration. The Faculty of Business Administration will
present the scholarship at the annual Levene Leadership Dinner.
Leaders Council Scholarship in Honour of
The Leaders Council Scholarship was established to support
an undergraduate student pursuing a degree in the Faculty of
Business Administration. The Faculty of Business
Administration will present the scholarship at the annual Hill
Business Dinner.
Rick Uhrich Memorial Award
The Rick Uhrich Memorial Award was established through a
donation made in memory of Rick Uhrich to assist students who
are pursuing an undergraduate degree in any Faculty.
GRADUATE, UNDERGRADUATE AND
FEDERATED COLLEGE AWARDS AND
SCHOLARSHIPS
Jereh Engineering Scholarship
The Jereh Engineering Scholarship was established through a
donation made by Jereh Canada Corporation to assist students
who are pursuing a degree in the Faculty of Engineering and
Applied Science.
Graduate, undergraduate and federated college awards and
scholarships, as they are awarded, are posted on the University
of Regina website.
Women In Science And Engineering
CCWESTT2014 Bursary
The Women in Science and Engineering CCWESTT2014
Bursary was established through a donation made by Canadian
Coalition of Women in Engineering, Science, Trades and
Technology 2014 (CCWESTT2014) to assist students who are
pursuing a degree in the Faculty of Engineering and Applied
Science or the Faculty of Science.
Tri-Council Recipients
CIHR Health Professional Student Research Award
(HPSRA)
Katherine McMillan, Arts (Psychology)
Kimberly Taylor, Social Work
NSERC Undergraduate Student Research Awards (USRA)
Balsam Arwini, Science
Judith Bjorndahl, Science
Wyatt Drew, Science
Colleen Henschel, Science
Zachary Horvath, Science
Belma Kamencic, Science
Max Karnitsky, Science
Ryan Kinnear, Engineering
Daniel Krumer, Science
Nicole Lerminiaux, Science
Claire Liu, Science
Daniel Markewich, Science
Chance McDougall, Science
Charlayna McGill, Science
Matthew Pechey, Arts
Marita Scriver, Science
Alyssa Stulberg, Science
Danae Suchan, Science
Karl Vantomme, Science
Megan Zak, Science
Associated Engineering (Sask.) Ltd. Scholarship
The Associated Engineering (Sask.) Ltd. Scholarship was
established through a donation made by Associated Engineering
(Sask.) Ltd. to assist students who are pursuing a degree in the
Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science.
CIBC Aboriginal Bursary
The CIBC Aboriginal Bursary was established through a
donation made by CIBC to assist aboriginal students who are
pursuing a degree in the Faculty of Business Administration,
Faculty of Arts majoring in Economics, or in the Faculty of
Science majoring in Computer Science.
Hydrology Award
The Hydrology Award was established through a donation
made by the Department of Geography and Environmental
Studies to assist students who are pursuing a degree in the
Faculty of Arts in the Department of Geography and
Environmental Studies at the University of Regina. The
Hydrology Award was created to reward, recognize and
encourage students enrolled in Geography 327: Hydrology.
Costco Wholesale Bursary
The Costco Wholesale Bursary was established through a
donation made by Costco Wholesale Canada Ltd. to assist
students who are pursuing a degree in the Faculty of Business
Administration.
University of Regina Graduate Single Parent Bursary
The University of Regina Graduate Single Parent Bursary
was established through a donation made by Thomas Boivin to
support graduate single parent students pursuing a Masters or
PhD degree at the University in any faculty.
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Bachelor of Education (Indigenous Education) - Sky blue hood
with violet outside and inside trim
Bachelor of Fine Arts - White outside trim and apple blossom
pink inside trim
Bachelor of Francophone Studies – Red outside trim and green
inside trim with gold cord
Bachelor of Geographic and Information Services - tba
Bachelor of Health Studies - White outside trim, shamrock green
inside trim with silver cord on outside edge
Bachelor of Health Studies-Dental Hygiene - White outside
trim, shamrock green inside trim with silver cord on outside
edge
Bachelor of Human Justice - Dark orange outside and inside
trim
Bachelor of Human Resource Development - Grey outside trim
and forest green inside trim
Bachelor of Indian Social Work - Sky blue hood with citron
yellow outside and inside trim
Bachelor of Journalism - Light blue outside trim and white
inside trim
Bachelor of Kinesiology - Silver grey outside and inside trim
and navy blue outside border with silver cord
Bachelor of Medical Imaging - Teal outside and inside trim
Bachelor of Medical Laboratory Science - Teal outside and
inside trim
Bachelor of Music - Scarlet outside and inside trim
Bachelor of Music Education - Scarlet outside and inside trim
Bachelor of Science - Mint green outside and inside trim
Bachelor of Science Honours - Mint green outside and inside
trim
Bachelor of Science in Nursing - Apricot outside trim with navy
border and inside trim and white braided cord
Bachelor of Social Work - Citron yellow outside and inside trim
Bachelor of Sport and Recreation Studies - Gold outside and
inside trim and navy blue outside border with silver cord
Bachelor of Vocational/Technical Education - Grey outside trim
and violet inside trim
ABOUT THE UNIVERSITY
ACADEMIC COSTUME
The academic dress worn by the graduates and the members of
the platform procession consists of a gown, a hood or stole
(worn over the shoulders), and a hat or mortarboard. All
universities have distinctive academic dress for each degree
offered, and sometimes for the disciplines in which the degree is
awarded. This fact explains the variety of academic dress worn
by members of the platform procession, who have graduated
from many different institutions or represent particular groups.
The University of Regina Senate By-laws and the Convocation
Procedures dictate the academic dress for Convocation.
Honorary degree recipients wear a scarlet wool gown trimmed
with gold silk around the collar and down the front. The
honorary degree hood, which is presented to the honorary degree
recipient at the ceremony, has a shell of scarlet wool lined with
gold silk with an inverted green silk chevron and colors
distinctive to the degree. The University awards four honorary
degrees: Doctor of Laws honoris causa (LLD) – red with gold
lining and a green chevron in the lining; Doctor of Letters
honoris causa (DLitt) – red with gold lining and white and green
chevrons in the lining; Doctor of Science honoris causa (DSc) –
red with gold lining and mint green, emerald green and green
chevrons in the lining; and Doctor of Fine Arts honoris causa
(DFA) – red with gold lining and white, pink and green
chevrons in the lining.
With the exception of students graduating with a PhD and
students graduating from the federated colleges, graduates wear
black gowns. PhD graduates’ gowns are scarlet with royal blue
around the collar, down the front and around the sleeves.
Students graduating from the University of Regina registered
through a federated college wear the colour of gown approved
for the federated college. Campion College graduates’ gowns
are red, Luther College’s are royal blue, and the First Nations
University of Canada’s are sky blue. Serving members of the
Canadian armed forces may wear their dress uniform without an
academic gown but must wear a hood corresponding to the
degree they are receiving.
Descriptions of hoods worn by students graduating from the
University of Regina are as follows:
Graduate Degrees:
Doctor of Philosophy - Scarlet hood and blue silk lining
Master of Aboriginal Social Work - Sky blue hood with citron
yellow outside and inside trim and citron yellow lining
Master of Administration - Royal blue outside trim and white
inside trim and lining
Master of Adult Education - Grey outside trim and violet inside
trim and lining
Master of Applied Science - Green outside and inside trim and
green lining
Master of Arts - White outside and inside trim and white lining
Master of Business Administration - Blue outside trim and violet
inside trim and lining
Master of Education - Violet outside and inside trim and violet
lining
Master of Engineering - Green outside and inside trim and gold
lining
Master of Fine Arts - White outside trim and pink inside trim
and lining
Master of Health Administration – Royal blue outside trim and
sage green inside trim and lining
Master of Human Resource Development - Grey outside trim,
forest green inside trim and grey lining
Master of Human Resource Management - Blue outside trim and
scarlet inside trim and lining
Master of Music - Scarlet outside and inside trim and scarlet
lining
Undergraduate Degrees:
Bachelor of Administration - Royal blue outside and white
inside trim
Bachelor of Adult Education and Training - Forest green outside
and grey inside trim
Bachelor of Applied Science - Emerald green inside and outside
trim
Bachelor of Arts - White outside and inside trim
Bachelor of Arts Honours - White outside and inside trim
Bachelor of Arts in Journalism - Light blue outside and inside
trim
Bachelor of Arts in Police Studies - White outside trim and
scarlet inside trim
Bachelor of Arts in Resource and Environmental Studies White outside trim and jade green inside trim
Bachelor of Business Administration - Royal blue outside and
white inside trim with gold cord on outside edge
Bachelor of Dance - Violet velveteen outside and inside trim
Bachelor of Education - Violet outside and inside trim
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acquired from Carmichael United Church, Dr. McKague’s
boyhood place of worship.
Also, two podiums, designed and constructed by the
University of Regina, complement on stage the three
decoratively adorned chairs.This ceremonial furniture is
incorporated into all official ceremonial functions.
Master of Public Administration - Blue outside trim and gold
inside trim and lining
Master of Public Policy - Royal blue outside trim and burgundy
inside trim and lining
Master of Science - Mint green outside and inside trim and mint
green lining
Master of Social Work - Citron yellow outside trim and inside
trim and citron yellow lining
Master of Vocational/Technical Education - Grey outside trim,
violet inside trim and grey lining
Certificates:
Students receiving certificates wear an academic gown but
typically do not wear an academic hood, except when the
certificate program requires a previous degree, or the certificate
recipient holds a previous degree. Certificates requiring a
previous degree include:
•
Advanced Certificate in Arts - BA hood;
•
Advanced Certificate in Justice Studies - BA hood;
•
Advanced Certificate in Police Studies - BAPS hood;
•
BA Honours Certificate - BA hood;
•
Certificate of Extended Studies in Education - BEd hood;
•
Certificate of Extended Studies in Inclusive Education BEd hood;
•
Postgressional Certificate in Engineering - BASc hood;
and,
•
Postgraduate Diplomas - hood of highest degree.
Students are formally hooded at the Convocation ceremony.
This is typically performed by the Dean of each Faculty;
however, the.University permits members of the platform
procession to hood graduating members of their immediate
family. Hooding in this case is performed on stage left, just
prior to the student being greeted by their Dean.
Honours and High Honours degrees are programs in which
students take a more intensive concentration in their major area.
Degrees awarded with distinction show a high standard of
achievement in degree work, based on a graduating PGPA
(Program Grade Point Average) of 80% to 84.99%. The highest
standard is great distinction, reserved for those graduating with a
PGPA of 85% or more. The University also has a number of
institutional honours such as Co-operative Education (º),
Mention bilingue (+), International (♦),
Internship (●), each of which is noted in the program.
HONORARY DEGREES REGISTER
On June 6, 2004, at a Special Convocation ceremony held to
confer an honorary degree on Her Royal Highness The Princess
Royal, the University of Regina commenced with the tradition
of having the honorary degree recipients sign an Honorary
Degrees Register. This book, a dark green leather with a gold
embossed University of Regina Crest and gold embossed
lettering, was designed by Ms Brenda Righetti, Senior Executive
Assistant to the President, and Ms Bev Liski, Convocation Coordinator, and hand crafted by Mr. Jack Perkins of J.L. Perkins
Bookbinder Ltd.
ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE OF
THE UNIVERSITY
The University of Regina operates under the terms of an Act
of the Legislature of the Province of Saskatchewan, The
University of Regina Act.
Convocation is composed of the Chancellor, the Senate, all
graduates of the University of Saskatchewan at Regina, all
graduates of the University of Regina and such other classes of
persons as the Senate may from time to time determine.
Graduates of the University of Saskatchewan, as defined by the
University Act 1968, may become members of Convocation of
the University of Regina by notifying the Secretary in writing of
their desire to do so. Apart from extraordinary meetings that
may be called, Convocation normally meets twice annually, in
June and October.
The Chancellor is elected by the members of Senate, holds
office for three years, presides over Convocation, confers
degrees and is ex officio Chair of the Senate and a member of
the Board of Governors.
Senate, because of its broad public representation, has been
described as the university’s “window on the world.” Its general
area of concern is the academic welfare of the institution and,
within this area, it has a variety of duties and powers. Most of
CEREMONIAL FURNITURE
The three ceremonial chairs were a gift to the University of
Regina from Dr. Terence R. McKague, Chancellor Emeritus,
whose term as chancellor ran from 1989-95. The chairs were
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the broader issues of academic policy within the university are
reserved for its approval. In another role, it acts as an ultimate
court in academic affairs. The membership of Senate includes
persons, ex officio, by virtue of their offices. Convocation elects
another fourteen members of Convocation to the Senate.
Students registered in the university elect six students of the
university to Senate. In addition, any professional society, group
or organization in the province that, in the opinion of the Senate,
contributes in a significant way to the social, economic and
cultural welfare of the province may be represented on Senate.
The Board of Governors consists of eleven members and is
responsible for overseeing the administrative and business
affairs of the university. Within the structure of the university, it
has ultimate authority in all matters related to the raising and
spending of university funds, and the acquisition and
management of university property.
Council is the senior legislative body on academic matters.
Its membership comprises a number of administrative officers,
all Deans and directors of academic programs, all members of
the teaching staff except sessional lecturers, and a number of
student representatives. All matters of substance related to the
academic affairs of the university must be considered and
approved by the Council. It also possesses broad powers in
matters of academic discipline. Increasingly, it has come to play
a vital role in matters such as physical planning and budgeting.
The Executive of the University of Regina Council has
been empowered by Council to act on its behalf in all matters
with the provision that requesting a special meeting of Council
may challenge a decision of the Executive. Membership of the
Executive of Council provides for the selection of membership
in such a way as to reflect, largely on a proportional basis, the
academic composition of this university.
Disciplines that are related to one another in the broader areas
of teaching are, for purposes of administrative and academic
planning, brought together into Faculties, of which there are
currently ten. Each Faculty is headed by a Dean and formal
membership includes the Dean and the teaching members of the
various associated disciplines. The Deans are recognized by The
University of Regina Act as being the chief executive officers of
the faculties and are directly responsible to the President,
through the Provost and Vice-President (Academic). Each
Faculty, subject to the statutes of the Senate and the University
of Regina Council, has charge of all matters of scholarship in its
disciplines and programs.
Member Elected by the Faculty
Mark Brigham
Students’ Union President
Devon Peters
MEMBERS OF SENATE
Members Ex Officio
Associate Vice-President (Academic and Research):
Dena McMartin
Associate Vice-President (Student Affairs): John Smith
Chancellor: R. James Tomkins
Chancellor Emeritus: Raynell Andreychuk
Chancellor Emeritus: Terence McKague
Chancellor Emeritus: Verda Petry
Chancellor Emeritus: William Ready
Chancellor Emeritus: Arthur Wakabayashi
Dean, Faculty of Arts: Richard Kleer
Dean, Faculty of Business Administration: Andrew Gaudes
Dean, Faculty of Education: Jennifer Tupper
Dean, Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science:
Esam Hussein
Dean, Faculty of Fine Arts: Rae Staseson
Dean, Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research:
Armin Eberlein
Dean, Faculty of Kinesiology and Health Studies:
Harold Riemer
Dean, Faculty of Nursing: david Gregory
Dean, Faculty of Science: Daniel Gagnon
Dean, Faculty of Social Work: Judy White
Deputy Minister, Ministry of Advanced Education:
Louise Greenberg
Director, Centre for Continuing Education: Harvey King
Director, Institut français: Sophie Bouffard
Executive Director, Gabriel Dumont Institute of Native Studies:
Geordy McCaffrey
Minister, Advanced Education: The Honourable Scott Moe
President and Vice-Chancellor, University of Regina:
Vianne Timmons
President, Campion College: John Meehan
President, First Nations University of Canada:
Mark Dockstator
President, Luther College: Bryan Hillis
President and CEO, Saskatchewan Polytechnic: Larry Rosia
Provost and Vice-President (Academic): Thomas Chase
Registrar: James D’Arcy
University Librarian (Acting): Peter Resch
University Secretary: Annette Revet
Vice-President (Administration): David Button
Vice-President (Research): David Malloy
Members Elected
District 1 (Moosomin-Estevan): Layne McFarlane
District 2 (Weyburn-Indian Head): Joe Maierhoffer
District 3 (Assiniboia-Bengough): Linda Bumbac
District 4 (Swift Current-Gravelbourg): Ralph Aman
District 5 (Maple Creek-Rosetown-Lloydminster):
Meaghan Friedrick
District 6 (Melville-Yorkton-Hudson Bay): Lawrence Kreiser
District 7 (Melfort-Wynyard-Davidson):
Marsha Barteski-Hoberg
MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF
GOVERNORS
Members Ex Officio
Vianne Timmons – President and Vice-Chancellor
R. James Tomkins - Chancellor
Members Appointed by the Government of Saskatchewan
Roger Brandvold
Lee Elliott – Chair
Pam Klein
Daniel Kwochka - Vice-Chair
Cathy Warner
Members Elected by the Senate
Elaine Bourassa
Patrick Maze
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District 8 (Dundurn-Delisle): Audrey Neilson
District 9 (North Battleford-Prince Albert): Robert Krismer
District 10 (Moose Jaw): Vacant
District 11 (Regina): Judy Cormier
District 11 (Regina): Donald Millard
District 12 (Saskatoon): Mike Roszell
District 12 (Saskatoon): Cindy Xavier
Saskatchewan Women’s Institute: Ellen Stachiw
Ukrainian Canadian Congress, Saskatchewan Provincial
Council: Cathy Luciuk
University of Regina Alumni Association: Margaret Dagenais
University of Saskatchewan Alumni Association: Gordon
Blackmore
Members Appointed
Assemblée communautaire fransaskoise: Vacant
Association of Professional Community Planners of
Saskatchewan: Alan Parkinson
Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of
Saskatchewan: Art Opseth
Association of Saskatchewan Home Economists (ASHE):
Linda Brown
Association of Saskatchewan Regional Colleges: Glenn Hepp
Athol Murray College of Notre Dame: Robert Palmarin
Canadian Federation of University Women (CFUW): Diane
Secoy Smith
Canadian Public Relations Society: Robert Ellis
Chiropractic Association of Saskatchewan: Jeff Reihl
College of Physicians and Surgeons of Saskatchewan:
Joanna Alexander
Institute of Chartered Accountants of Saskatchewan:
Michele Arscott
Institute of Chartered Professional Accountants of Saskatchewan
(CPA Saskatchewan): Mark Borgares
Interior Designers of Saskatchewan Inc.: Cindy Brown
Law Society of Saskatchewan: David Brundige
Provincial Council of Women: Patricia Leson
Psychology Association of Saskatchewan (PAS)-Psychological
Society of Saskatchewan (PSS): Doug Blakely
Regina and District Chamber of Commerce: Victor Thomas
Registered Psychiatric Nurses Association of Saskatchewan:
Christina Chernick
Saskatchewan Association of Architects: Bernard Flaman
Saskatchewan Association of Optometrists: James Ross
Saskatchewan Association of Police Chiefs: Marlo Pritchard
Saskatchewan Association of Recreation Professionals:
Jennifer Martel
Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities:
Tim Leurer
Saskatchewan Association of School Councils: Darlene Krell
Saskatchewan Association of Social Workers:
Krista Olson
Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce: Frederick Titanich
Saskatchewan College of Pharmacists: vacant
Saskatchewan Dietitians Association: Jean Coleman
Saskatchewan Institute of Agrologists: Sandy Lauder
Saskatchewan League of Educational Administrators, Directors
and Superintendents (LEADS): Rob Currie
Saskatchewan Library Association: Cara Bradley
Saskatchewan Library Trustees’ Association: Vacant
Saskatchewan Registered Music Teachers’ Association:
Kimberly Engen
Saskatchewan Registered Nurses Association:
Marlene Smadu
Saskatchewan School Boards Association: Janet Kotylak
Saskatchewan Society of Occupational Therapists (SSOT):
Shay Saxby
Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation: Jim Gallagher
Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association:
Diana Hawryluk
Saskatchewan Veterinary Medical Association:
Rosemary Ward
Elected Student Representatives
Uman Ahsan
Jason Gagnon
Stephen Hodgson
Brad Lulik
Stevan Mikha
Devon Peters
HONORARY DEGREE RECIPIENTS OF
THE UNIVERSITY OF REGINA
1965
Spring
The Right Honourable Lester Bowles
Pearson
Rex Herold Schneider
1966
Spring
Lois Marshall
Albert William Trueman
1967
Spring
Hugh Hamilton Saunderson
Louis Augustus Thornton
Minoru Yamasaki
Fall
1968
Spring
Fall
1969
Spring
Fall
1970
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Fall
1971
Spring
Fall
1972
Spring
Fall
1973
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Fall
1974
Spring
Fall
1975
Spring
Fall
1976
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Spring
Walter Hugh Johns
Thomas Morrow Ware
Graham Spry
Max Ferguson
Charles Morley Willoughby
Henry Janzen
Fred G. Bard
Roger Gaudry
Robert D. Symons
H.C. Andrews
Charles W. Gibbings
Hilda Neatby
W.O. Mitchell
Lewis H. Thomas
Irene Salemka
Wallace E. Stegner
J. Wilfrid Tait
William Andrew Riddell
Bernard Amtmann
John Hewgill Brockelbank
Most Reverend Michael Cornelius
O’Neill
Donald Alexander Roy McCannell
Robert Newton Hurley(in absentia)
Ernest Luthi
L. Stewart Nicks
Mildred E. Battel
Marjorie R. Dunlop
Dick Bird
John James Deutsch (posthumously)
1977
Spring
Fall
1978
Spring
Fall
1979
Spring
Fall
1980
Spring
Fall
1981
Spring
Fall
1982
Spring
Fall
1983
Spring
Fall
1984
Spring
Fall
1985
Spring
Fall
1986
Spring
Fall
1987
Spring
Fall
1988
Spring
Fall
1989
Spring
Fall
1990
Spring
Fall
1991
Spring
Fall
1992
Spring
Fall
Chief David Ahenakew
Mary Ellen Burgess
Albert W. Johnson
1993
Spring
Fall
Sampson J. Goodfellow
John R. Vernon
The HonourableThomas C. Douglas
1994
Emmett Matthew Hall
Everett Clayton Leslie
Roland Pinsonneault
Elizabeth Roley Cruickshank
Allan Bishop Van Cleave
George C. Solomon
John Hall Archer
Ray Francis E. Harvey
Charles Pocock
George Reed
Spring
Fall
John Alexander Boan
Dorothy Elsie Knowles
Howard Leyton-Brown
1995
Spring
Fall
John Douglas Jack Mollard
N.E. William Bill Clarke
1996
Spring
Knowlton Nash
Buffy Sainte-Marie
His Excellency Qiao Shi (Special
Convocation)
James Fraser Mustard
Fall
1997
Spring
Fall
R. Ross Munro
Francis J. Zillinsky
William Fraser MacRae
1998
Lester Crossman
Henry George Thode
E. Peter W. Nash
Spring
Fall
1999
Robert R. Ferguson
G.E. Ross Sneath
Frank Lester Bates
Carlyle King
Spring
Fall
2000
Margaret Catley-Carlson
Kenneth Kramer
Maria Campbell
Allan Gillmore
Spring
Fall
2001
Edith Fowke
Erich Vogt
George Filson Ledingham
Spring
Fall
Gordon Currie
William Andrew Robert Orban
Allan Richard Taylor
Clement Greenberg
Gordon W. Staseson
2002
Spring
Fall
Gladys Maria Marguerite Arnold
Wilma R. Ebbitt
Robert Howard Daniel Phillips
Gerald Keith Bouey
Harold Dietrich
2003
Spring
Fall
The Right Honourable Alvin
Hamilton
Alice Jenner
William Francis Ready
Wan Li (Special Convocation)
Joe Fafard
2004
Spring
Fall
Derril Gordon McLeod
Norman Ward (posthumously)
Ronald Frederick Yeo
2005
The Honourable Sylvia Olga Fedoruk
Dorothy Goldman
The Right Honourable Jeanne Sauvé
Roberta Lynn Bondar
Ursula Martius Franklin
Robert James Genereux
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Anita Raynell Andreychuk
Lloyd Ingram Barber
Most Reverend Jerome Weber
Allan Emrys Blakeney
Spring
Gordie Howe
J. Gordon Wicijowski
Rick Hansen
Allen Sapp
The Schmirler Curling Team -Sandra
Schmirler, Jan Betker, Anita Ford,
Marcia Gudereit, Joan McCusker
Jaroslav Pelikan
James K. McConica
Theresa M. Stevenson
John Meisel
Sharon Butala
Elsie Stapleford
Hugh E. Robertson
Elizabeth Dowdeswell
Krishna Kumar
Julie Payette
The Regina Five -Ronald Bloor, Ted
Godwin, Kenneth Lochhead Art
MacKay (posthumous), Douglas
Morton
Donald Akenson
Jacqui Shumiatcher
Pamela Wallin
Harold MacKay
Michael Ignatieff
The Honourable Judge Mary Ellen
Turpel-Lafond
Edward Busse
William Perehudoff
Jing Xinhai
Her Royal Highness The Princess
Royal (Special Convocation)
George Meredith Logan
Lorna Jean Crozier
Raymond Marcotte (in absentia)
Thomas Shoyama (televised - in
absentia)
Margaret and Ted Newall
Stanley Cuthand
Frederick W. Hill
Gary Hyland
David Courtney Milne
Jean L. Okimāsis
Geoffrey L. Pawson
Joseph Pettick
Ann Phillips
Fall
2006
Spring
Fall
2007
Spring
Fall
2008
2009
Spring
Spring
Fall
2010
Spring
Fall
2011
Spring
Fall
2012
Spring
Fall
2013
Spring
Fall
2014
Spring
Fall
Edith Wiens
The Honourable Roy J. Romanow
The Honourable Dr. Lynda M.
Haverstock
The Honourable Edward D. Bayda
Victor Sawa
Peter MacKinnon
Victor Cicansky
Thomas Courchene
Catriona LeMay Doan
Bonnie DuPont
Eduard Minevich
Robert Moody
Connie Kaldor
Anne Luke
Craig Oliver
Lisa Marie Franks
Tom Jackson
Alistair MacLeod
Hayley Wickenheiser
Tom Shepherd
Spring
1984
Spring
1986
Fall
1988
Spring
1990
Spring
Spring
2007
Spring
2008
Fall
2009
Spring
2010
Spring
2012
Fall
2013
December
2013
December
2014
December
J. A. (Jack) Boan Professor Emeritus
of Economics, Faculty of Arts
W. J. (William) Howard Professor
Emeritus of English, Faculty of Arts
R. J. (Jim) Tomkins, President
Emeritus
D. G.(Don) Lee, Professor Emeritus
of Chemistry, Faculty of Science
Mo Bundon Past Chair, University of
Regina Board of Governors
Andrew Andy Glavacevic
(posthumous) Manager of Mechanical
Services, Facilities Management
H (Harvey) Mazinke, Past Chair,
Board of Governors
M. (Michael) Tymchak Dean, Faculty
of Education
G.(George) Maslany Professor
Emeritus, Faculty of Social Work
UNIVERSITY OF REGINA
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
Douglas Cardinal
Shirley Douglas (Special
Convocation)
Paul Hill
Alanna Mitchell
Keli Liu
As graduates of the University of Regina, students belong to a
family of more than 65,000 alumni. Membership in the
University of Regina Alumni Association is automatic upon
graduation from the University of Regina or if written
permission has been granted by the Alumni Board.
The Alumni Association, a non-profit charitable organization,
was formed in 1974 and is governed by a volunteer board of
directors. The association promotes the accomplishments and
supports the future development of the University of Regina, its
students and alumni. This is reflected in the Alumni
Association's vision statement: “We are the leading proponent of
our University and our alumni throughout the world.”
Through fundraising and partnerships, the Alumni Association
has established a number of scholarships and also supports
campus activities, academic accomplishments, and student
development.
Annually, the Alumni Association hosts a gala event, the
Alumni Crowning Achievement Awards, which honours Alumni
in the following categories: Lifetime Achievement, Young
Alumni, Professional Achievement, Humanitarian and
Community Service, and Outstanding (volunteer) Service.
Nominations of these awards are processed through the Alumni
Relations office.
The office of Alumni Relations is located in the External
Relations Department and works in partnership with the
Association on joint initiatives which further the positive
reputation of the University of Regina, its alumni, students,
faculty, and staff.
The Alumni board of directors schedules meetings bi-monthly,
and holds its Annual General Meeting in June. Any alumnus or
alumna interested in becoming a board member should contact
Alumni Relations at [email protected].
Patrick George Binns
Adrian Burns
Ross King
Claire Kramer
Donald Kramer
Frank Flaman
Art Opseth
Linda Rankin
k.d. lang
Jean Margaret Freeman
Tewodros (Ted) Jaleta
Kenneth Ronald Mitchell
William Shurniak
Malcolm Lowe
RECIPIENTS OF THE BOARD OF
GOVERNORS DISTINGUISHED SERVICE
AWARD
1983
2006
A. J (Jim). Ayre, Budget Officer at
the University of Regina
W. C (Cliff) Blight, Registrar
Emeritus
D. T. (Teal) Lowery (posthumous),
University Secretary
D. C. (Don) Irwin, Administrative
Assistant, Faculty of Graduate Studies
and Research
D. A.(Dorothy) Pogany,
Administrative Assistant, Faculty of
Arts
The Alumni Association is the official supplier of University of
Regina degree frames, available at Convocation in the lobby
today or online at www.mdf-reg.ca/. Proceeds from frame
purchases support student scholarships.
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Dr. Gordon Huang — Award for Excellence in Research
The Alumni Association Award
for Excellence in Research focuses
on the impact of the candidate’s
research in his/her discipline, as
well as on the public good.
Faculty of Engineering professor
and Tier I Canada Research Chair
Gordon Huang is known for his
ground-breaking work in energy,
environment and climate systems
modelling. These areas of focus
have attracted extensive national
and international attention, and the
Canadian government uses his
models to shape environmental policies that affect us all.
Huang has been a Tier I Canada Research Chair since 2003,
and is executive director of the Institute for Energy,
Environment and Sustainable Communities at the University of
Regina and president of the International Society for
Environmental Information Sciences. He has written over 700
peer-reviewed international journal papers, supervised more
than 100 graduate students, and received over 150 research
grants and contracts. His research has resulted in seven Natural
Science and Engineering Research Council (NSERC) of Canada
Strategic Grants in addition to more than ten other NSERC
grants. Huang’s research is, to say the least, far-reaching and
prolific.
Huang’s research has been instrumental locally in
Saskatchewan, and his range of expertise and interest in
applying his research to find real-world solutions are noted by
experts in academic and non-academic sectors. One of those
experts notes that he is “greatly impressed with [Huang’s]
desire to find a way to give back to his home province.” He has
formed partnerships in industry with major national and
provincial companies, and his pioneering research has led to
innovative solutions to complex problems.
The impact of Huang’s research is evident not only locally
and nationally, but also internationally. Huang is deeply
respected in the academic community internationally, and his
efforts to develop a strong research relationship both within and
outside of his field have benefited the University as a whole.
UNIVERSITY OF REGINA
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
AWARDS FOR EXCELLENCE
Since 1990, the University of Regina and the University of
Regina Alumni Association have collaborated to celebrate the
achievements of accomplished faculty in the areas of teaching,
research and service as part of an annual awards program. Last
year, the program was expanded to include the category of
graduate research mentorship.
The following four faculty members have been selected as
this year’s recipients of University of Regina Alumni
Association Excellence Awards.
Dr. Thomas Hadjistavropoulos — Award for Excellence in
Graduate Research Mentorship
Thomas Hadjistavropoulos is
known among fellow faculty and
graduate students as a strong leader
both in research and in the lives of
his students.
Over 100 students have benefited
from Hadjistavropoulos’ research
grants, receiving funding that helped
to support their studies.In addition,
his students have had opportunities
to publish peer-reviewed articles,
chapters and abstracts together with
their academic mentor. Such
publications have been essential to
these students’ academic success by helping them to establish a
publication track record and pursue exciting avenues of research.
As a graduate student supervisor, Hadjistavropoulos has
brought his academic curiosity, research expertise and
leadership experience fully to bear to the benefit of his students.
The quality of his supervision has been described by many
former students as encouraging, dedicated, collaborative, and
“unmatched.” His colleagues are quick to note that the 28
master’s and doctoral students he has supervised have gone on
to great achievements of their own, fuelled in large part by the
guidance and opportunities they received under his supervision.
Hadjistavropoulos has been recognized for his leadership,
vision, and work with students on numerous occasions. In 2006,
the University of Saskatchewan awarded him the Alumni
Mentorship Award for distinguished contributions to the
mentorship of graduate students. His expertise in his discipline
has been recognized by the Student Section of the Canadian
Psychological Association, which invited him to give a keynote
address on achieving research success.
The Alumni Association Award for Excellence in Graduate
Research Mentorship focuses on the impact of the candidate’s
mentorship on his growth and development as a mentor, the
development and growth of his mentees as future scholars and
researchers, and the contribution of their shared scholarship and
research to the lives of other students and academics who
witness and cite their work.
Dr. Janis Dale — Award for Excellence in Teaching
Described by one colleague as
“IceMaiden, Durt Girl and Teacher
Extraordinaire,” Janis Dale has
been an enthusiastic and committed
professor and mentor in the
Department of Geology since 1993.
Over her 21 years of teaching at
the University of Regina, Dale has
taught 13 different undergraduate
classes, eight different graduate
classes, and a field school, and her
enrolments have ranged from four
to over 270 students per class. Dale
has always taught her own
laboratory sections for her 200- 300- and 400-level classes,
demonstrating a keen understanding that laboratory work is
integral to properly instructing students in the subject matter. As
a member of a small department, Dale has often taught more
than the average number of courses per year in the Faculty of
Science, all the while maintaining an active research program
and sitting on numerous University committees.
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Dale’s students consistently note several characteristics that
make Dale an exceptional teacher. Firstly, she knows her subject
matter intimately, and this mastery of knowledge is evident in
the classroom, laboratory and field. Secondly, she emphasizes
experiential learning, demonstrating an understanding that a
strong geoscientist must be able to apply his or her knowledge in
many settings. Finally, she exudes enthusiasm, both for the
subject matter and for her role as an instructor. Students find her
enthusiasm infectious and inspiring, and they know that she
cares deeply about their academic success. Ever prepared to go
the extra mile and help students overcome challenges, Dale is
known to work unusual hours or tackle problems in new ways in
order to help students succeed.
The University of Regina Alumni Association Award for
Teaching Excellence recognizes sustained excellence in
leadership and innovation for undergraduate teaching and
learning at the University of Regina.
BROADCASTING OF THE SPRING
CONVOCATION CEREMONIES
Access Communications is proud to be a part of the 2015
University of Regina Spring Convocation. We would like to
express our congratulations to all University of Regina
graduates.
The 2015 Spring Convocation ceremony will be televised by
Access Communications, Access7, across the province on the
following dates:
• Wednesday, June 3rd ceremony – Airs provincially @ 7:30
pm on Thursday, June 4th
• Thursday, June 4th ceremony – Airs provincially @ 7:30 pm
on Sunday, June 7th
• Friday, June 5th ceremony – Airs provincially @ 7:30 pm on
Monday, June 8th
Commemorative DVDs can be purchased by filling out the
online request form found on Access’s website at
www.myaccess.ca .
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Sincere appreciation and thanks are extended to the many
university departments and their personnel, as well as external
agencies, whose co-operation, interest and dedication have
contributed to the success of this ceremony. Of special mention
are the following:
AV Services
Conexus Arts Centre
Convocation Flowers Inc.
Cornerstone Photography
Enrolment Services
Executive Offices
External Relations
Faculty Offices
Fairmedes Academic Apparel
Federated Colleges
Pre-ceremony Music
CD by the U of R Wind Ensemble and Concert
Band, Brent Ghiglione, Conductor
Printing Services
Registrar’s Office
Student Affairs
University of Regina Women
Convocation Reception
Dr. Alison Hayford (Co-ordinator)
UofR Student Ambassadors
University Secretariat
Wascana Centre Authority
WEBCASTING OF THE SPRING
CONVOCATION CEREMONIES
The 2015 Spring Convocation ceremonies will be webcast live
via the following link on the University of Regina homepage:
http://www.uregina.ca/student/registrar/convocation/webcasts.html
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