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45TH SPRING CONVOCATION A UNIVERSITY OF REGINA

45TH SPRING CONVOCATION 1 UNIVERSITY OF REGINA

O R D E R O F P R O C E E D I N G S

C E R E M O N Y

Wednesday, June 5, 2019 2:00 p.m. Theatre, Conexus Arts Centre

M AST E R O F C E R E M O N I E S

Glenys Sylvestre – Executive Director, University Governance and University Secretary

P R O C E S S I O N A L

Please rise for the presentation of graduating students and entrance of the platform procession.

Members of the platform procession will enter: Faculty, University Senate, Board of Governors, and official guests; the Deans and Directors, the Honorary Graduand, and presenter, the President, and the Chancellor. Please remain standing until after the Moment of Reflection.

GRAND MARSHALDavid Senkow, PhD – Associate Dean, Faculty of Business Administration

PROCESSIONAL ACCOMPANIMENTThe Lone Creek Cultural Club

O C A N A DA

Chloé Elizabeth Golden

M O M E N T O F R E F L EC T I O N

Bob Kayseas, PhD – Vice-President, Academic of First Nations University of Canada

I N T R O D U C T I O N O F P L AT FO R M PA R T Y

O P E N I N G O F C O N VO C AT I O N A N D C H A N C E L LO R ’ S M E S S AG E

R. James Tomkins, PhD – Chancellor

P R E S E N TAT I O N O F C A N D I DAT E S FO R H O N O R A RY D EG R E E

Honorary Degree Recipient: Barbara Lee Ryan, Doctor of Laws, honoris causa

Presenter: Lisa Mitchell – Associate Vice-President, (University Advancement and Communications)

Honorary Degree Recipient: Jonathan Robert Ryan, Doctor of Laws, honoris causa

Presenter: Lisa Robertson – Director of Sport, Community Engagement, and Athlete Development

C O N F E R R I N G O F H O N O R A RY D EG R E E

R. James Tomkins, PhD – Chancellor, will confer upon Barbara Ryan the degree of Doctor of Laws, honoris causa.

Signing of Honorary Degree Register

R. James Tomkins, PhD – Chancellor, will confer upon Jonathan Ryan the degree of Doctor of Laws, honoris causa.

Signing of Honorary Degree Register

Acknowledgement by Honorary Degree Recipient: Dr. Jonathan Ryan

C O N VO C AT I O N A D D R E S S

Vianne Timmons, PhD President and Vice-Chancellor


AC K N OW L E D G E M E N T O F D EG R E E S , D I P LO M AS , A N D C E R T I F I C AT E S

The Chancellor will acknowledge the degrees, diplomas, and certificates in course and admit graduates to Convocation.

Presentation of the Assembled Graduates and Acknowledgement of Graduates in Absentia

The Chancellor’s Charge

Presentation of Graduates to the Chancellor

ORATORSJames D’Arcy, MBA – Registrar

Lisa Watson, PhD – Associate Dean (Strategic), Faculty Graduate Studies and Research

FAC U LT Y O F G R A D UAT E ST U D I E S A N D R E S E A R C H

Lisa Watson, PhD – Associate Dean (Strategic)

Doctor of Philosophy

Master of Administration

Master of Adult Education

Master of Business Administration

Master of Education

Master of Indigenous Education

Master of Health Administration

Master of Human Resource Development

Master of Human Resource Management

Master of Public Administration

Master of Public Policy

Master's Certificate

FAC U LT Y O F B U S I N E S S A D M I N I ST R AT I O N

Gina Grandy, 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 Amy Christina Fong

Presentation of the Leon Goldman Scholarship to Amy Christina Fong

FAC U LT Y O F E D U C AT I O N

Jerome Cranston, PhD – Dean

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 Anya Sara Kayani Zimmerman

Presentation of the Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation Prize to Samantha Irene Dech

W E LC O M E R E M A R KS F R O M T H E U N I V E R S I T Y O F R EG I N A A LU M N I AS S O C I AT I O N

Patricia Thomson, MAdmin'18

P R E S E N TAT I O N O F AWA R D TO T H E M O ST D I ST I N G U I S H E D ST U D E N T

GOVERNOR GENERAL’S ACADEMIC GOLD MEDAL

Recipient: Joanne Catherine Weber, PhD

Citation: Kathleen McNutt, PhD – Interim Vice-President (Research)

Presented by: Vianne Timmons, PhD – President and Vice-Chancellor

P R E S I D E N T A N D V I C E - C H A N C E L LO R ’ S AC K N OW L E D G E M E N TS

Video Presentation Song: Futures in Flight, composed by Todd Bryanton, BA’03

C LO S I N G O F C O N VO C AT I O N

R. James Tomkins, PhD – Chancellor

R EC E S S I O N A L

The Conservatory Pipe Band, Conservatory of the Performing Arts

Please remain standing until the platform party and graduates have been piped from the stage.

R EC E P T I O N

Join us in the Convention Hall located on the lowest level of the Conexus Arts Centre.


W E D N E S DAY J U N E 5

BARB RYAN

Barb Ryan is receiving an honorary degree from the University of Regina for her compassion, kindness and her willingness to nurture everyone and anyone who will let her. Besides her own four children - Erica, Jill, Steve and Jon - the extended family under her care includes refugees, immigrants, and international students who have settled in Regina.

Mothering her own kids gave her good connections in the community that Ryan put to use after her husband Bob died at age 54. She joined the Regina Progress Club, which had provided the down payment for a settlement house for refugees. That experience led her to the Regina Open Door Society and the work the organization does with immigrants. Ryan was deeply moved by the stories of what the immigrants had endured to reach Regina, and their resilience. Since then Ryan has hosted two families from Africa and a refugee family of eight from Syria, helping them to settle in their new home community. She is a member of a support group called Women to Women, where members meet monthly with newcomers to teach them a skill or craft. Through the World University Service of Canada program at the University of Regina, Ryan invites into her home students from other countries who are away from their families. She

has also employed her networking skills in support of fund-raisers such as the Progress Club’s Festival of Trees and the Champagne Classic women’s golf tournament in support of the children’s ward at the Regina General Hospital.

Ryan has been recognized with the 2012 Saskatchewan Diamond Jubilee Award, the 2016 Red Cross Humanitarian Award, the Canada 150 Award, and the Saskatchewan Volunteer Award.

JON RYAN

Honorary degree recipient Jon Ryan will be forever remembered for the touchdown pass he threw that sparked his team’s comeback playoff victory in 2014, sending the Seattle Seahawks to the NFL Super Bowl. The scoring toss also earned Ryan a “first” in the league record book, as the first punter to throw a touchdown pass in a playoff game. Ryan insists one of his greatest accomplishments was to be named a team captain by his fellow teammates for four consecutive years. That recognition, he suggests, came from leading by example on and off the field, and treating everyone he met during his workdays with the same respect.

Ryan was born and raised in Regina. He played running back, placekicker and punter with the Sheldon-Williams Spartans, and then punter and wide receiver for four seasons with the University of Regina Rams. In his final year he was named a Canada West first team

H O N O R A RY D EG R E E R EC I P I E N TS


all-star and CIS all-star, as well as receiving three team awards from the Rams.

Ryan began his professional football career as a punter for the CFL’s Winnipeg Blue Bombers for two seasons, and then with the NFL's Green Bay Packers, followed by ten seasons with the Seattle Seahawks. He was part of the Seahawks Super Bowl championship team in 2013. On May 14, 2019, Ryan signed a deal to play with the Saskatchewan Roughriders.

Ryan founded the Gear Up Foundation to provide proper equipment and more training for coaches working with kids playing minor football in Regina. The Foundation’s programming has since expanded to other communities across Saskatchewan, including support for a start-up team in the northern part of the province.

T H U R S DAY J U N E 6

RENU KAPOOR

Growing up in India, Renu Kapoor absorbed many childhood lessons from her mother and father about being of service to others. She watched her mother help young women in the community further their education, while her father was a founding member of the Rotary service club in India. Kapoor also remembers her parents welcoming into their home students coming from other countries to attend school in their community. She has applied these examples in her professional work as a counsellor, and in her involvement as a volunteer and fundraiser with many organizations and events.

Kapoor earned a Master of Social Work degree from the University of Lucknow, India, and a Master of Science, Social Work from the University of Wisconsin before she and her husband Don settled in Regina in 1965. She worked as a mental health and addictions counsellor with the former Saskatchewan Alcohol and Drug Abuse Commission and the Regina Health District for more than 35 years. Over that period and in retirement, her volunteer activities have encompassed Cultural Connections Regina, Canadian Centre for Substance Abuse, the South Saskatchewan Community Foundation, SaskCulture, Regina Public Library, the YWCA of Regina, Health Care Excellence Awards, United Way of Regina, and the Regina Airport Authority. Kapoor has also taken lead roles in several fundraising galas, including India Night, Champions for Mental Health, Moving Forward Together and the RCMP Charity Ball. Her volunteer work has been recognized with the Governor General’s Sovereign Medal, Diamond and Jubilee Medals, University of Regina President’s Community Award, YWCA Volunteer of the Year Award, and the Saskatchewan Volunteer Medal, among many others.

ERIC PETERSON

Eric Peterson was born and raised in Indian Head, Saskatchewan. His acting career began when he took part in a student drama production at the University of Saskatchewan. After his second year he dropped out, working for a semi-professional drama company and then moving to England, where he served as an apprentice stage manager,


picking up acting roles where he could. After he returned to Canada, Peterson eventually settled in Toronto where he had opportunities to work in home-grown theatre projects telling Canadian stories. Those experiences had a profound effect on him; he became a life-long advocate for cultural expressions in all of the arts that show what living in Canada and being Canadian means.

Peterson’s long list of acting credits includes The Farm Show, a collective creation based on conversations with people in Ontario’s farm country, and Billy Bishop Goes to War, an enduring musical stage play with Peterson’s long-time collaborator, John Gray. The often-revived production dramatizing the life of World War One fighter pilot Billy Bishop has been a staple for the duo throughout their careers, on stage and on film.

Peterson has also had lead roles in the TV series Street Legal, This is Wonderland, and Saskatchewan’s own Corner Gas, where he played the cantankerous Oscar Leroy. It was a huge thrill to work on a show in his home province, he says, proving that Canada can create successful cultural productions based on who we are. Peterson reprised the Oscar Leroy role in Corner Gas: The Movie, and voices Oscar in the Corner Gas Animated TV series.

F R I DAY J U N E 7

GORDON AND JILL RAWLINSON

Both Gordon and Jill Rawlinson were born and raised in Saskatchewan: Jill on a farm near Redvers and Gordon in Prince Albert. Jill received the

Governor General’s Academic Award in high school, studied at the University of Saskatchewan and then graduated from the University of Manitoba with a Bachelor of Arts degree. Gordon received a Bachelor of Commerce degree (with distinction) from the University of Saskatchewan.

Gordon grew up around CKBI radio in Prince Albert, the broadcasting company his father E. A. Rawlinson established in 1946. Gordon expanded the company – Rawlco Radio – to include stations in Regina, Saskatoon and Calgary, all of which have been recognized for their emphasis on community service. That same focus on community is conspicuous in the couple’s lengthy list of philanthropic support directed to health care, education, the arts, and assistance to Aboriginal entrepreneurs and business leaders, primarily through their family foundation (the Lily Street Foundation), which Jill chairs.

A partial list of the many organizations and programs Gordon and Jill have donated to includes the Mother Baby Care Centre at the Regina General Hospital, support for Aboriginal students studying business education at the University of Saskatchewan and several initiatives at the University of Regina. In Prince Albert they support the E. A. Rawlinson Centre for the Arts and the Victoria Hospital Foundation. They have also donated to the Saskatchewan Hospital at the Battlefords and for the development of a multiplex facility in North Battleford. The couple are also major supporters of the United Way in Saskatoon and Regina, and the work of the Canadian Red Cross in Saskatchewan.

DEGREES, DIPLOMAS, AND CERTIFICATES IN COURSE


SYMBOL KEY

Federated Colleges

*Campion College

**Luther College

***First Nations University of Canada

Institutional Honours

ºCo-operative EducationInternational

•Internship

Institutional Honours Definitions

º Co-operative Education: the completion of at least 3 co-op work terms.

�International: the completion of at least one international experience, or the completion of at least one program approved international experience.

• Internship: a single 12- or 16-month placement immediately preceding the two final academic terms of an

Engineering Systems program.

FAC U LT Y O F G R A D UAT E STUDIES AND RESEARCH

D O C TO R O F P H I LO S O P H Y

Tammy Anne FergusonEducation

Thesis: Collaborative Ecological Consultation: Psychologist, Classroom Teacher and Embedded Interventions

Supervisor: Dr. S. A. Thompson

External Examiner: Dr. S. Corbin Dwyer, Memorial University

Adeyemi Oluwaseun Ogunade Education

Thesis: Factors Influencing Entrepreneurship Development in Nigeria: The Role of Learning

Co-Supervisors: Dr. A. M. Bockarie, Dr. M. Miller

External Examiner: Dr. E. Chrysostome, State University of New York, Plattsburgh Campus

Joanne Catherine Weber Education

Thesis: Becoming Deaf in the Posthuman Era: Posthumanism, Arts-Based Research and Deaf Education

Supervisor: Dr. F. Pirbhai-Illich

External Examiner: Dr. A. Hickey-Moody, RMIT University

M AST E R O F A D M I N I ST R AT I O N

Angela Dawn Arthur Leadership

Hidy Joy Blommaert Leadership

Stella Ngozi Nnadi Leadershipº

Christiana Onyinyechi Okafor Leadership

Sarah Jean Savage Leadership

Laurie Jean Smith Leadership

D EG R E E S , D I P LO M AS , A N D C E R T I F I C AT E S I N C O U R S E


M AST E R O F A D U LT E D U C AT I O N

Holly Monica Mellyn Doell

Stephanie Theresa Grand

Dean Louis Lefebvre

Melinda May Pelletier

Kelly Christie Ziegler

Thesis: Transformational Learning Experiences: Changing Relationships and Comfort Zones

Supervisor: Dr. C. Hanson

M AST E R O F B U S I N E S S A D M I N I ST R AT I O N

Trent Jarret Blezy Executive Management

Jessica Lee Anna Davis General Management

Shawna Ray Enns General Management

Dharmesh J. Gandhi Executive Management

Funmilayo Atinuke Gbadebo General Management

Peter Joseph Gebert Executive Management

Pamela Keck General Management

Daniel Gerald Morin Executive Management

Timothy Tosin Otitoju Executive Management

Chandrakant Digamber Rane Executive Management

Xiaoye Rong Executive Management

Youqian Song General Management

Muhammad Khaleel Soomro General Managementº

Alyssa Marie Stoeck-McLaughlin General Management

Matthew William Ernest Waynert Executive Management

M AST E R O F E D U C AT I O N

Ilyana Binte Akbar Educational Psychology

Allison Elizabeth Allen Educational Psychology

Jodie Danielle Bachart Educational Psychology

Kamaldeep Kaur Bahia Educational Psychology

Sapna Bajantri Curriculum and Instruction

Amy Nicole Bladyko Curriculum and Instruction

Kali Anne Natalie Bortis Curriculum and Instruction

Thesis: Maintaining the Undercurrent From Within: White Settler Teacher Identities in Saskatchewan Schools

Supervisor: Dr. A. J. Sterzuk

Kelsey Margaret Clauson Educational Psychology

Lisa Carol Cooper Curriculum and Instruction

Pauline Copland Curriculum and Instruction

Channing Elizabeth Degelman Curriculum and Instruction

Amie Angela Ferguson Educational Psychology

Jocelyn Mary Ficor Educational Psychology


Sage Amber Fox Dévelopment de Programme et Didactique

Sonja Sophia Goby Curriculum and Instruction

Allison Marie Gritzfeld Curriculum and Instruction

Ashley Danielle Haas Educational Leadership

Kerri Lynn Hill Educational Psychology

Amber Leigh Klatt Educational Psychology

Katherine Ann Koskie Curriculum and Instruction

Randine Marie Lamontagne Educational Psychology

Roxanne May Leung Curriculum and Instruction

Eric Paul Martin Dévelopment de Programme et Didactique

Krista Kay Marie McMillen Curriculum and Instruction

Thesis: Parent/Guardian Voices: Experiences and Perspectives of Parents of Children With Exceptionalities

Supervisor: Dr. M. Spooner

Jessica Alexis Moser Curriculum and Instruction

Kelcie Erin Novak Educational Psychology

Tara Lea Quine Educational Psychology

Shelly Dawn Reed Curriculum and Instruction

Kaitlyn Nicole Rosenkranz Curriculum and Instruction

Amanda Lane Scandrett Educational Psychology

Aimee Edna Lynn Sipple Curriculum and Instruction

Rhonda Rodi Stevenson Educational Psychology

Thesis: WAPIKWANIN What It Means To Have Culture Represented In Schools: Photos and Conversations With Students

Supervisor: Dr. A. J. McGinnis

Neetu Kumari Pratikbhai Tamboli Educational Leadership

Dallas William Thiessen Curriculum and Instruction

Richard Lyndon Wade-Cummings Educational Psychology

Heidi Jo Warren Curriculum and Instruction

Melissa Dawn Wasilow Educational Psychology

Jana Jean Wlock Curriculum and Instruction

M AST E R O F I N D I G E N O U S E D U C AT I O N

Chantelle Fay Renwick

M AST E R O F H E A LT H A D M I N I ST R AT I O N

Loraine Kay Barnes

Brooke Alicia Clark

Monica Alexandra Da Silva

Rebeca Jayne Derkitt

Christina Marie Gibbs

Michelle Kathryn Hanna

Caitlin Elizabeth Knutson


Wendy Yunshi Leung

Thomas Michael McKenna

Sheana Esther Mohra

Kirsten Kathrina Luise Moore

Katherine Ann Perkin

Andre Riendeau

Diane Patricia Shendruk

Johanne Marie Helene Turcotte

Bethany Alexandria Valuck

Athena Wells

Adrian Ernest White

Sarah Margaret Zanchettin

M AST E R O F H U M A N R E S O U R C E D E V E LO P M E N T

Issah Gyimah

Muhammad Qirtas Malik

Christopher John Richard Wagman

M AST E R O F H U M A N R E S O U R C E M A N AG E M E N T

Oladunni Josephine Agbedahunsiº

Sherilynn Nichole BeBeau

Elissa Amy Curr

Paula Anderson Etienne

Fiorella Fu Luperdi

Lokeshwari Basavarajappa Karkada

Meenakshi Katiharº

Mariam Ivie Okah

Alissa Anne Sullivan

Kadine Carolyn Taylor

Nancy Ruth Wilson

M AST E R O F P U B L I C A D M I N I ST R AT I O N

Ann Deinte Adefuye

Elizabeth Amoah-Darko

Abdulai Benedict Conteh

Melanie Dawn Cote

Joseph Alexander Couture

Wilfred Okwudili Eze

Matthew David Glover

Darren Grant Grychowski

Oksana Halaitso

Nikia Mariah Koster

Nicole Lei Lei Lapointe

Richelle Ann Leonard

Chantel Elizabeth Levy

Shahlar Mammadov

John Mangar Angok Mangar

Zoya Shavine Mitchell

Isaac Mpinda

Titus Ayokunle Ojo

Abiodun Oyesina Oyelami

Ullas Rameshappa

Priyanka Roy

Md. Rawshanul Huq Saikat

Prabhjot Kaur Sidhu

Bradley Ronald Smart

Jordan Alexander Stamatinos

Cuthdonna Donnisha Stuart

Ginikachi Susana Ugwuegbu

Duo Xiao


MASTER OF PUBLIC POLICY

Derrick Jonathan Callan

Thesis: Responding to Urban Regulation: How Policies of Public Spaces Affect the Lifeworld of the Chronically Homeless in New Zealand and Alberta, Canada

Supervisor: Dr. B. Dupeyron

Moses Edward George Gordon

Thesis: Business Development in Nation (Re) Building in Canadian First Nations: A Case Study of the File Hills Qu'Appelle Tribal Council and FHQ Developments Ltd.

Supervisor: Dr. K. M. McNutt

Sophia Jesow

Thesis: The Effectiveness of Early Resettlement Strategies for Women in Regina, Saskatchewan: A Study Examining Current Programs and Pathways to Successful Resettlement

Supervisor: Dr. K. M. McNutt

Maryna Yevheniv Moskalenko

Thesis: Examining Initial Perception of Internet-Delivered Cognitive Behavioural Therapy Through Lens of Attitudinal, Structural, and Computer Barriers

Supervisor: Dr. T. Katapally

Calum William James Smee

Thesis: Organ Donation Regulation and Reimbursement Programming Through a Policy Coherence Perspective

Supervisor: Dr. A. B. Zarzeczny

M AST E R ’ S C E R T I F I C AT E

Kikelomo Adesola Abel Project Management

Nonye Patricia Ajator Human Resource Management

Natalie Rebecca Allouche Health Systems Management

Toluwalase Taiwo Bolaji Public Policy Analysis

McKayla Curry Organizational Leadership

Sayesha Devnani Health Systems Management

Kelsey Christine Ellis Public Policy Analysis

Abdelrahman Elsabbagh Health Systems Management

Lindsey Jane Fairweather Public Policy Analysis

Brittney Kaur Gill Health Systems Management

Tracie Lynn Harty

Janna Ellen Hotson Health Systems Management

Marian Patricia Maier

Janelle Nicole Rutten Human Resource Management

Anushree Singh Human Resource Management

Qingju Sun Organizational Leadership

Joshua Matthew Wesaquate Public Management

Annie Ting Yip Health Systems Management

FAC U LT Y O F B U S I N E S S A D M I N I ST R AT I O N

B AC H E LO R O F A D M I N I ST R AT I O N

Marcel Joseph Heichert Entrepreneurship***

Laurie Precious Joy McAdam Management***

Tracey Lynn McLeod Management***

Celeste Renée Pelletier Human Resource Management***

Amanda Nichole Worm Human Resource Management***


B AC H E LO R O F B U S I N E S S A D M I N I ST R AT I O N

Carson Christopher Aime Management

Oluseyi Akinwale Accounting

Semir Abdulkader Ali Marketing

Morgan Mackenzie Amendt Marketing

Jade Victoria Appelquist Marketing — Distinction

Christina Lynn Arsenault Human Resource Management

Madison Sierra Asbjornhus Human Resource Management

David James Balysky Managementº

Nolan Zachary Paul Benesh Human Resource Management

Samantha Marie Bergsteinson Human Resource Management

Kristin Jade Boan Management

Kelsey Elizabeth Bohay Human Resource Management

Ryan Nelson Bourassa Marketing

Spencer Daniel Brightman Marketing

Ryan Jack Bryden Marketing

Amy Marie Campbell Human Resource Management

Qixia Chen Management

Natasha Erin Cherwinski Human Resource Management

Jui-Yu Chien Entrepreneurship

Brendan Robert Chmielnicki Management

Connor Mason Clark Human Resource Management

Justin Roy Cojocar Accounting

Sydney Layne Dalrymple Accounting

Amanda Elizabeth Jane Daly Accounting

Rhett James William Danyluk Marketingº

Christine Alexis Duran Marketing

Roa Khalifa El Bakkush Marketing

Dilan Jason Michael Elgert Finance — Great Distinction

Cherrise Nicole Esplin Human Resource Management Distinction

Brooklyn Rey Fiesel Management — Great Distinction

Tristyn Nicole Firth Managementº

Amy Christina Fong Marketing — Great Distinction

Kayla Nicole Forbes Accounting — Great Distinction

Rebecca Dawn Fortin Human Resource Managementº

Taylor Mariah Franks Human Resource Management

Adam Nicholas Fuchs Management


Garret Lane Gaetz Finance — Great Distinction

Nickoletta Anna Giannaris Finance

Erin Alana Gordon Management

Alexander Jordan Gray Marketing

Junbong Ha Accounting

Laura Lynn Haid Human Resource Management

Courtney Rae Harlos Marketing

Elizabeth Georgia Hart Human Resource Management

Kenton Philip Hart Human Resource Management

Alexia Marie Hartness Accounting — Distinctionº

Dylan Roger Wade Haukaas Finance

Bailey Timothy Herbert Hein Accounting — Great Distinction

Indhyra Yvonnett Helfrich Linares Accountingº

Heather Leigh Dawn Hildebrandt Accounting — Distinction

Diana Margaret Fielden Hilderman Marketing

Braxton Stuart James Houlden Finance

Siqi Huang Finance

Jeffrey Spencer Hubic Marketing

Bryce Garry Leslie Hubick Accounting

Brett Scott Humble Accounting — Distinction

Jenna Michelle Humphries Accounting

Rachel Maria Anne Huschi Accounting — Great Distinction

Elizabeth Hwang Accounting — Distinction

Marion Juliana Ekua Idun Accountingº

Kelsey Marie Jensen Accounting

Ye Jiang Marketing

Darien Signe Johnson Accounting — Distinction

Davin Abraham Johnston Finance

Breanne Elizabeth Kelly Entrepreneurshipº

Jade Lisa Kerr Marketing

Hailey Dawn Kezama Marketing

Kyra Bailey Kirkham-Palmer Management

Corey Justin Kosloski Finance

Kelsey Ann Kreklewich Management — Great Distinction

Sarah Megan Kreklewich Human Resource Management

Alyssa Dawn Krupski Accounting — Distinctionº

Erin Yan Yee Kwong Human Resource Managementº

Hannah Erin Langton Human Resource Management

Lesia Anna Lazurko Accounting

Leah Legrand Marketing

Sijie Li Accountingº

Yingyi Li Accounting

Liheyun Liu Finance

Merissa Dawn Lorenz Finance

Mo Lv Marketing

Amy Joanne Lysak Accounting

Brooklyn Marie MacKnak Accounting

Braven Glynn MacPherson Finance

Karah Nicole Mayes Human Resource Management Great Distinction

Kaden Brett McEachern Management — Distinction

Mikayla Elsie Don Mohrbutter Human Resource Management Distinction

Julie Nguyen Management

Francis Nwolisa Odum Management — Distinction

Logan Thomas Palmer Accounting

Justin Joseph Palmier Finance

Nikhil Patel Finance

Shubham Satishkumar Patel International Business

Jonas Daniel Peter Management

Mitchell Derek Picton Finance

Noah Dean Picton Finance

Mathew Yves Plishka Accounting

Lisa Marie-Ann Pristie Accounting — Distinction

Taryn Reigh Rapp Marketing — Great Distinction

Mitchell Clark Rice Accounting

Kelsie Olivia Taylor Rock Accounting — Distinction

Brendan Raymond Bradley Roy Accounting — Great Distinction

Quinten Darby Ruckaber Accounting — Distinction

Cesar Enrique Santamaria Marketing

Maria Jessica Schoettler Accounting

Corbin Matthew Senchuk Management

Hannah Marie Senicar Human Resource Management Distinctionº

Hyunjung Seo Accounting

Jingyi Shi Marketing



Carson Reed Sinclair International Business

Mason James Sliva Accounting — Distinction

Linnea Mae Smail Marketing

Mitchell Allen Smidt Accounting — Distinction

Natalia Isabel Smith Marketing

Rylan Alexander Smith Marketing°

Jordan Robert Spitzke Accounting

Irene Jeanne Stamatinos Accounting — Distinction

Michaela Michele Stangier Marketing — Great Distinction

Brandy Candace Stoian Accounting

Lawrence Remi Swayda-Off Marketing

Ryland Richard Thomas Switzer Accounting

Quyen Chieu Ta Accounting

Kelsey Marie Therrien Accounting

Sarah Marie Tholl Accounting

Wei Tu Management

Affan Ahmed Usmani Accounting

Braylen Jenna Veason Accounting — Distinction

Destin Nairn Vranai Accounting

Miao Bai Wang Management — Distinction

Tianren Wang Management

Yuying Wang Accountingº

Logan Christopher Warner Accounting

Braeden Marshall Weir Finance — Distinction

Connor Matthew Welk Management

Caitlin Marie Wheeler Marketing

Brett Shelby Wihlidal Accounting

Carley Marie Wild Accountingº

Harrison Carver Wittal International Business

Michelle Annamarie Woloshyn Marketing

Brianna Marie Wright Finance

Tate Arthur Kenneth Wrubleski Management

Wenkai Xiao Finance

Sarah Dale Yaehne Accounting

Jamie John Yanko Marketing

Ismahan Mohamed Yusuf Human Resource Management

Brendan Daniel Zupanich Finance — Distinction

D I P LO M A I N A D M I N I ST R AT I O N

Marie Adele Brown***

April Lee Robillard***

Samantha Jean Williams***

D I P LO M A I N B U S I N E S S A D M I N I ST R AT I O N

Caitlin Anne Aldcorn

Kapil Anand

Liston Ordean Bailey

Radhika Bansal

Jaspreet Kaur Bhullar

Brooke Erin Blackwell

Martin Ringos Borni

Inderjit Singh Brar

Graham Andrew Brunwald

Anderson Cody Caldwell

Jain Christo Christober

Jiawen Deng

Cheyenne Dobni

Madison Emma Garland Doerksen

Vanessa Sandra Elik

Dustin Harold Erbach

Ruiwen Fang

Taryn Amber Lee Freemantle

Kayla Frances Gallant

Haoyuan Gao

Kennedy Reed Gauley

Wendy Mae Gauthier

Josephine Marie Greyeyes

Naman Grover

Jinjie He

Ana Lucía Herrasti Flores

Han Gia Hong

Haoliang Hu

Yufei Hu

Justin Mason James

Mathew Adam Jendrasheske

Marlee Dawn Joubert

Manpreet Kaur

Gaganpreet Kaur

Gazalpreet Kaur

Austin Jay Alfred Labossiere

Ray Gabriel Lagimodiere

Brielle Emily Leggett

Salim Eng Ly

Kimberly Afke McDougall

Brayden Tyler Miller

Eman Naser Mohammed

Karina Mokrousova

Erika Grace Advincula Molano

Jennifer Lee Oo

Karin Rae Pasternak

Mittalben Chetankumar Patel

Nathan James Pettigrew

James Wallace Piller

Azmina Punjani

Loan Thanh Quach

Scott Bradley Racette



Kelsea Margaret Rattray

Thomas John Ravasco

Noman Riaz

Ruchita Shah

Jeremy David Shiplack

Holly Jean Shoulak

Ravinder Singh Sidhu

Bhamandeep Singh

Karam Pal Singh

Yvette Lisa Sitter

Kudirat Abiola Thompson

Alyssa Anne Toporowaski

Samantha Katherine Topp

Lester Tegpep Victor

Naomi Yvonne Woods

Huanrui Zhang

FAC U LT Y O F E D U C AT I O N

B AC C A L AU R É AT E N

É D U C AT I O N

Annie Chantale Ananfack Kowo Élémentaire — Distinction

Danica Lynn Beaulac Élémentaire — Great Distinction

Marie-Louise Bonson Élémentaire

Kouabran Jean Dadie Élémentaire — Great Distinction

Dioumbou Diop Élémentaire — Distinction

Yvette Carolle Ebenda Mboutou Élémentaire

Bri-ann Taylor Froese Didactique français langue et lecture, Secondaire — Distinction

Tyler Joseph Henry Didactique français langue et lecture

Jade Amanda Hesje Élémentaire — Distinction

Rachel Dawn Hussey Didactique français langue et lecture Distinction

Mariann Noella Istifo Élémentaire

Andreas Asmuss Krebs Didactique français langue et lecture, Secondaire — Great Distinction

Aidan Clover Schmidt McKeague Élémentaire — Distinction

Claude Divin Mvoula Didactique français langue et lecture Secondaire

Paul Ntahondakirira Élémentaire

Ernest Ntawuhorageze Élémentaire — Distinction

Acquiline Nyandwi Élémentaire — Distinction

Andrea Corinne Marie Thérese Perrault Didactique français langue et lecture, Secondaire — Distinction

Aimée Marie Poirier Didactique français langue et lecture Distinction

Oumar Sylla Élémentaire — Great Distinction

Cassidy Rose Zacharias Didactique français langue et lecture, Secondaire — Distinction

Kymber Kami Lynn Zahar Élémentaire

B AC H E LO R O F E D U C AT I O N

Colin Victor James Abbott Elementary — Great Distinction

Amira Abdulhadi Mathematics Education — Distinction

Jessika Allyn Abrahamson English Education

Clara Leetta Akulukjuk Elementary (NTEP)

Aniceto Jr. Gragasin Ancheta Elementary (YNTEP)

Aleece Donna Irene Anderson Physical Education

Courtney Amanda Anderson English Education

Emma Marie Anderson Elementary

Christian Gregory Andrews English Education

Bronwyn Emily Angley Arts Education — Distinction

Taylor-Lynn Apperley Social Studies Education

Riley Janelle Arseneau English Education

Morgan Emily Audet Elementary

Nicole Marie Aulie Elementary — Great Distinction

Yolande Anna Aupalu Elementary

Matthew Ryan Baber Physical Education

Garrett James Bates English Education

Cassie Rae Bauer Elementary

Allene Elizabeth Bautista Chernick Arts Education — Distinction

Jemimah Grace Bay Elementary

Apollo Joseph Andrew Bellisle Physical Education

Shannon Rosabelle Beninger Social Studies Education

Carly McKayla Beutler Elementary

Cody Brandon Biever Elementary — Distinction

Tayler Rae Bloch Elementary

Corrine Tavvi Boisvert Elementary — Distinction

Sydney Anne Boyd Social Studies Education

Bailey Jade Braden Health Education — Distinction

Eldon Peter Breitkreuz Biology Education

Jayla Rae Brinkworth Elementary

Abby Mae Louise Bristow Elementary — Great Distinction

Samantha Rae-Anne Burnett Elementary

Sarah Emily Burns Elementary — Great Distinction

Elizabeth Ann Chernick Elementary

Leanne Margaret Chongva Elementary — Great Distinction

Brett Kyle Cottrill Social Studies Education Great Distinction



Zachary James Cowper Mathematics Education

Marisa Amber Cuddington Elementary

Nicholas Alexander Day Social Studies Education Great Distinction

Samantha Irene Dech Elementary — Great Distinction

Lindsey Adele DeMarsh Health Education — Distinction

Carla June Donaldson Elementary

Jil Morgan Katie Doyle Social Studies Education

Brayden James Dreger Elementary

Robyn Annie Dyck Arts Education — Distinction

Anessa Jean Noelle Eckert Elementary — Distinction

Anne Marie Marlene Elder Arts Education

Jaiden Alyssa Evans English Education — Distinction

Amanda Lee Ewert Elementary — Distinction

Ian William Fiddler Physical Education

Kyla Nicole Fidelack Elementary — Distinction

Sonny Alice-Jeanne Fiset English Education

Caitlin Kimberly Fisher Elementary

Erinn Rose Flory Social Studies Education

Vanessa Jane Friesen Elementary

Shyla Day Froshaug Elementary — Distinction

Raegyn Fay Fulmek Elementary — Distinction

Taylor Paige Gamracy Elementary

Justine Jean Garrett Elementary — Distinction

Meagan Marie Gattinger Elementary — Great Distinction

Melanie Alice Christine George Elementary

Matthew Thomas Gottselig Mathematics Education — Distinction

Mackenze Elizabeth Grad Arts Education — Great Distinction

Alison McKenzie Halbert Elementary

Erin Marie Hall Elementary

Brittany Jean-Ann Hanna Elementary

Keandrah Elaine Marie Hanna Elementary

Steven Jacob Hansinger Elementary — Distinction

Tara Nicole Hanson Arts Education — Great Distinction

Jordan Katherine Harley Elementary — Great Distinction

Courtney Ann Hawkins Biology Education

Ashley Morgan Heggs Elementary


Meg Ada Henderson Elementary

Alexandra Rae Lessa Hendren Physical Education — Distinction

Chloe Bronté Dawn Hjorteland Elementary

Dallas Lynn Holtby Elementary — Distinction

Sean Stanley Hoope Elementary — Distinction

Kylee Matttison Howard Elementary — Distinction

Sara McKenzie Hubenig Physical Education

Karli Lauren Hufnagel Elementary — Distinction

Veronica Rose Huggard Elementary — Great Distinction

Kristopher John Hugie Arts Education

Justin Alexander Isinger Physical Education

Rachelle Marie Ismond Arts Education — Distinction

Diana Joy Jensen Elementary

Jens Philip Johnson English Education

Sara Beth Johnson Arts Education

Shannon Margaret Johnstone Elementary — Great Distinction

Shayla Rani Kapila Elementary — Distinction

Darian Ashley Kaszas Elementary

Breanne Elizabeth Kauck-Fiacco Elementary

Alexandria Edna Kay Elementary — Distinction

Stephanie Constance Kay Elementary — Distinction

Tammy Charmaine Kelln Elementary — Distinction

Shayna Marie Kemp Elementary

Alyssa Ashley Keulen English Education — Distinction

Hojeong Kim Elementary — Distinction

Alia Kaitlin Kistner Health Education

Fredrick Clifford Kohuch Elementary

Keegan Dean Kozak Social Studies Education

Bryan Ashford Laloge Elementary — Great Distinction

Sara Elizabeth Lautenslager Elementary — Great Distinction

Samantha Ashley Lautsch Elementary

Christina Nicole Lee Elementary (YNTEP)

Chloé Nicole Lefebvre Elementary

Taylor Margaret Leugner Biology Education

McKenzie Ashton Lowes Social Studies Education

Mikayla Rae Lowes Elementary


Amaya Celin Lucyk English Education — Distinction

Paige Mackenzie Lyons Elementary

Hanna Isabel Yuk Wan Macaulay Arts Education

Tianna Nicole Macdonald Elementary — Distinction

Jenna Rose Magnusson Elementary

Katerina Jeanne Malagride Elementary

Theodore William Malagride Chemistry Education — Distinction

Maytlind Ashley Cameron Mallo Elementary

Brooklyn Mae Mantai Elementary

Sarah Rachel Marcotte Elementary

Janay Michelle Marr Elementary

Johanna Margaret McClements Elementary (YNTEP) — Distinction

Melissa Caitlin McCormick Biology Education — Great Distinction

Connor Eliot McEwen Elementary — Distinction

Madison Lydia McKay Elementary

Lindsey Anne McNab Elementary — Distinction

Alexandra Jo McNabb-Sinclair Elementary (SUNTEP)

Kathryn Mary McNulty Elementary — Great Distinction

Miranda Taylor McPhee Elementary — Great Distinction

April Anne Menke Elementary

Hillary Rose Marie Mercier English Education

Franklin James Meyers Physical Education

Jaylee Anne Michel Health Education

Danielle Kathryn Miller Elementary

Shyla Morgan Mills English Education — Distinction

Julia Yvonne Mitchell Social Studies Education Great Distinction

Carly Sheridan Mollberg Elementary

Ty Joel Moskal Physical Education

Johnathan Henry Neibrandt English Education

Jenna Reine Neufeld Elementary

Jonah David Norman-Gray Elementary

Ty Christian Nostbakken Elementary

Omot Apijiu Omot Physical Education

Barbara Lee Owens Elementary — Distinction

Lenny Aqigiaq Panigayak Elementary

Mackenzie Jayne Chandle Partridge Elementary


Jayden Wayne Patterson Elementary

Troy Rae Allan Patterson Social Studies Education

Alyssa Dawn Pelletier Elementary (SUNTEP)

Tyra Lorraine Pelletier Elementary (SUNTEP)

Paige Ashley Phillips Elementary — Distinction

Tiffany Joann Piett Elementary

Savannah Erin Pinfold English Education

Kaytlyn Rae Placatka Elementary — Distinction

Janae Nicolle Prediger Elementary

Casey Joy Nicole Preston Elementary — Distinction

Britney Danielle Price Health Education

Christina Marie Probst Physical Education

Taylor Anne Marie Raby Elementary

Samuel Joesph Rissling Physical Education

Holly Vaughan Robinson Physical Education — Distinction

James Alexander Traprell Roddick Elementary — Great Distinction

Justin David Rodger English Education — Distinction

Hannah Marie Romanski Health Education

Shelbi Trish Rowland Elementary

Aidan Nicholas Roy Social Studies Education

Sara Claire Salazar Arts Education — Distinction

Ryan Michael Salter Elementary — Distinction

Monique Cynthea Salud Elementary

Daniel David Santha Elementary

Laneise Ariel Scharback Elementary

Jana Nicole Schlosser Elementary

Tessa Magdalene Schmitz Elementary — Distinction

Brooklyn Dawn Selinger Elementary

Cori Morgan Selinger Elementary — Distinction

Ivy Dawn Sheward Arts Education

Sabina Shrestha Elementary

Brooke Mary Irene Simpson Arts Education

Rae Michelle Singleton Social Studies Education Great Distinction

Richard James Slawson Arts Education — Great Distinction

Katelyn Elizabeth Smid English Education

Noah Michael Smith Elementary


Karina Hailley Adrianne Spilchuk English Education

Mackenzie Lynne Stamm Elementary

Chantal Carolyn Stenger Social Studies Education

Candace Marie Stenko Elementary

Daniel Guy St-Jacques Elementary — Great Distinction

Alexandra Jennifer Taylor Mathematics Education — Distinction

Zakk Allen Taylor Elementary

Mackenzie Emily Thompson Mathematics Education — Distinction

Kim Louis Thue Elementary — Distinction

Alexei Tiganov English Education

Claire Elizabeth Tochor Elementary

Zunaira Mubashar Toor English Education

Casie Kiliutaq Totalik Elementary — Distinction

Tresley Rae Tourond-Bouvier Elementary (SUNTEP) Great Distinction

Taylor Lee-Anne Undseth Elementary — Distinction

Sarah Joy Vatamaniuck Health Education

Chelsea Elizabeth ven der Buhs English Education

Hayley Dawn Wagman Elementary

Jacqueline Ruth Walbaum Elementary

Tiana Grace Waldbauer Arts Education — Distinction

Kristen Marilyn Wallington Elementary — Great Distinction

Trisha Marie Wallington Elementary — Great Distinction

Xiaocan Wang English Education

Shevonne Marilyn Ward Elementary

Mitchell Blake Washkowsky English Education — Distinction

Adam Edward Watt Physics Education

Rachel Theresa Grace Waycott English Education

Alexa Marie Westby Elementary — Distinction

William Gerald Whitten Arts Education — Great Distinction

Rebecca Christine Wiens Elementary (SUNTEP)

Dana Michelle Wilbraham English Education — Great Distinction

Dale Alexander Williamson English Education

Jon Marvin Wilmot Elementary

Stasia Louise Wisniewski-Starkell Arts Education

Kyla Sierra Wolfe Elementary

Megan Rose Woodard Elementary


Payton Billie Worth Elementary — Distinction

Hanna-Marie Adeline Wosminity Social Studies Education

Caitlin Jade Zacharias Physical Education — Distinction

Hira Zahid Elementary — Great Distinction

Courtnee Dawn Zenner Elementary — Distinction

Anya Sara Kayani Zimmerman Elementary — Great Distinction

Erin Emma Zinger Elementary — Great Distinction

B AC H E LO R O F E D U C AT I O N , I N D I G E N O U S E D U C AT I O N

Meagan Tori Rose Angus Elementary***

Constance Lynn Bear Elementary***

Cheryl Ann Charles Elementary***

Keisha Marie Desjarlais Indigenous Studies Education***

Keegan Marc Durovick Social Studies Education Distinction***

Erin Marie Goodpipe Indigenous Studies Education Distinction***

Michelle Rae Head Elementary***

Jennifer Kasagan Elementary***

Crystal Dawn Keshane Elementary — Distinction***

Cheryl Jean Mercredi Elementary***

Joseph Christopher Michelle Elementary***

Jarrin Nadine Musqua Elementary***

Kristen Renee Nagy Elementary***

Shay Tylo Grantia Pelletier Indigenous Studies Education***

Patrick Adolph Robin Elementary — Great Distinction***

Jordan Paige Sampson Elementary***

Kristara Priscilla Shingoose Elementary***

Samantha Jodi Skrudland Elementary — Great Distinction***

Erica Violet Renee Watson-Daniels Elementary***

B AC H E LO R O F M U S I C E D U C AT I O N

Daylia Ana Holly Martin

C E R T I F I C AT E O F E X T E N D E D ST U D I E S I N E D U C AT I O N

Sara Beth Johnson

Lexy Reann Osborne

Alexandra Emelia Specht


STUDENT AWARDS AND UNIVERSITY TRADITIONS


G OV E R N O R G E N E R A L’ S AC A D E M I C G O L D M E DA L

This award is to recognize the outstanding academic performance of a graduate student. The decision of the Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research Scholarship and Awards Committee is based on the quality of the thesis or exhibition, external examiner’s report, quality of the defence, course work, cumulative grade point average, publications and presentations deriving directly from the research done for the thesis/exhibition, and on awards achieved.

This year, the Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research is proud to present Dr. Joanne Catherine Weber with this most distinguished prize.

Dr. Weber, receiving a Doctor of Philosophy in Education, graduates with an average of 89.83%. Her supervisor, Dr. Fatima Pirbhai-Illich, says that Dr. Weber’s dissertation project titled Becoming Deaf in the Posthuman Era: Posthumanism Arts-based Research and Deaf Education, “is an original contribution in the interdisciplinary fields of sociology of education, education philosophy, language and literacy education and certainly in deaf education. This is a cutting edge, radical pedagogy for the deaf and hard of hearing. She has the passion and deep desire to work towards ameliorating the harms and violence in the K-12 system that have been perpetrated on young adolescent youth who, like her, have been marginalized by the educational system.”

Dr. Weber says that she applies a new theory to teaching deaf teens who struggle to learn spoken and print English. Since they don’t have full access to a first language (signed or spoken),

they are somewhere between a mother tongue and a second language. Often, their struggle to achieve fluency in speaking, reading and writing English at the same level as their hearing peers would be ascribed to innate or cognitive deficits. She explored her own transformation in becoming a teacher/researcher moving alongside the students in their multiple interactions. Using this theory, she was able to see how interaction with animal, earth and machine unleashed an enormous energy in the students, enabling them to become competent and engaged learners and to increase their language repertoires, self-confidence and engagement with school curricula.

Dr. Weber completed both her course work, project and dissertation within four and a half years while also working full time for the Regina Public School board as the only deaf educator for the deaf in the province of Saskatchewan. Her defence went so well that she was offered a position in an international research consortium housed at the University of British Columbia.

The Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research congratulates Dr. Weber on her achievements and wishes her the best in her future endeavours.

FAC U LT Y O F B U S I N E S S A D M I N I ST R AT I O N D E A N ’ S M E DA L

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

ST U D E N T AWA R D S & U N I V E R S I T Y T R A D I T I O N S


of Regina. Because of her excellence in both academics and leadership, Amy Fong is the recipient of the Faculty of Business Administration Dean’s Medal at the 2019 Spring Convocation.

Amy Fong is graduating with a Bachelor of Business Administration in Marketing with Great Distinction. With a grade point average of 92%, she is also the recipient of the Leon Goldman Award. Her strong academic showing is all the more impressive when her many extracurricular activities are taken into account. She is a natural leader and in many of her endeavours she has taken on a leadership role. For example, Amy has been a member of the University of Regina Dance Team and was the recipient of the Leadership and Spirit award for her work with this group. Amy has played leadership roles in the Faculty as well. She was co-chair of the Hill Business Dinner, and was Participant Manager for the 5 Days for the Homeless campaign. Outside the University, she is a dancer and choreographer and has been involved in many community initiatives related to this side of her life.

The Faculty of Business Administration congratulates Amy in her achievements and wishes her the best in her future endeavours.

L EO N G O L D M A N S C H O L A R S H I P

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 recipient at the 2019 Spring Convocation is Amy Fong (see Faculty of Business Administration Dean’s Medal).

B AC H E LO R O F E D U C AT I O N A F T E R D EG R E E C O N VO C AT I O N P R I Z E

The Bachelor of Education After Degree (BEAD) Convocation Prize was established by the Faculty of Education 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 the highest grade point average in the program. The Faculty of Education is pleased to present the BEAD Convocation Prize to Anya Zimmerman.

Anya was born and raised in Whitehorse, Yukon and has always had a passion for the outdoors and the environment. She attended Jack Hulland Elementary school and graduated from F.H. Collins High School. She went on to receive her Bachelor of Human Kinetics from the University of British Columbia.

While working as an Educational Assistant at the Individual Learning Centre in Whitehorse between 2015 and 2017, Anya became eager to work with youth and to make education a more positive experience in the community. This experience motivated her to return to school to complete a Bachelor of Education.

Anya views her acceptance into the Yukon Native Teacher Education Program as a true privilege and has described the experience as “completely life changing.” This uniquely local education program has offered a perspective and training in education that has been meaningful and transformative for her.

Anya plans to continue her education career in the Yukon where she hopes to promote positive educational experiences and enrich the lives of children and youth in their communities.

The Faculty of Education congratulates Anya on her accomplishments, and wishes her success in her future endeavours.


SASKATCHEWAN TEACHERS’ FEDERATION PRIZE

At each University of Regina convocation ceremony, the Saskatchewan Teacher’s Federation 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 Award to Samantha Dech.

Samantha graduates with a Bachelor of Education in Elementary Education, Great Distinction, with an overall average of 89.90%. During her studies, Samantha was the recipient of the Academic Silver Prize in 2016, 2017, and 2018. She received the Centennial Merit Plus Scholarship 2015, the Helen Marguerite Fuller Prize for Teaching 2017, as well as the Superannuated Teachers of Saskatchewan Scholarship and the Marlene (Wood) Steininger Memorial Scholarship in Education 2018.

Raised in Balgonie, Saskatchewan, Samantha attended Balgonie Elementary school and graduated from Greenall High School. Early on, her love for learning and children was evident.

Samantha thoroughly enjoyed her four years in the University of Regina’s Elementary Education program. During her undergraduate experience she built strong relationships, engaged in new learning experiences, and grew as a reflective educator. In internship, Samantha realized just how wonderfully rewarding the teaching profession is and achieved an overall internship rating of “Outstanding.”

While excelling in academics, Samantha also demonstrated a commitment to her community and her passion for the arts. Throughout her degree Samantha taught vocal lessons and continues to teach dance within her community.

Samantha plans to substitute teach as she looks for employment for the fall, within school divisions in and around Regina.

The Faculty of Education congratulates Samantha on her accomplishments, and wishes her success in her future endeavours.

AC A D E M I C R EG A L I A

The academic regalia worn by the graduates and the members of the platform procession may consist 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 conferred and, at times, for the disciplines in which the degree is awarded. Hence, the colourful variety of academic dress worn by members of the platform procession, who have graduated from dozens of Canadian and international universities, and represent particular groups.

With the exception of students graduating with a PhD and federated college students, 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 who have been registered through a federated college wear the following: red gowns for Campion College students, sky blue gowns for First Nations University students, and royal blue gowns for Luther College students. Students are welcome to wear their Indigenous ceremonial dress, other cultural ceremonial dress, or their military or law enforcement dress uniform with, or instead of, the gown at the Convocation ceremonies. In these instances, graduands must still be hooded and wear the University of Regina hood. At today’s ceremony, the Dean of their respective Faculty formally hoods students. The University of Regina also permits members of the Platform Party to hood graduates of their immediate family.


UNIVERSITY OF REGINA HOODS AT TODAY'S CEREMONY

FACULTY OF GRADUATE STUDIES AND RESEARCH

Doctor of Philosophy Scarlet hood and blue silk lining

Master of Administration Royal blue trim and white inside trim and lining

Master of Adult Education Grey outside trim and violet inside trim and lining

Master of Business Administration Blue outside trim and violet inside trim and lining

Master of Education Violet outside trim and violet inside trim and lining

Master of Indigenous Education Sky blue hood with violet outside trim and violet 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 Public Administration Blue outside trim and gold inside trim and lining

Master of Public Policy Royal blue outside trim and caviar burgundy inside trim and lining

FACULTY OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

Bachelor of Administration Royal blue outside and white inside trim

Bachelor of Business Administration Royal blue outside trim and white inside trim with gold cord on the outside edge

FACULTY OF EDUCATION

Bachelor of Education Violet outside and inside trim

Bachelor of Education, Indigenous Education Sky blue hood with violet outside and inside trim

H O N O R A RY D EG R E E R EG A L I A

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 chevron and colors distinctive to the degree. The University of Regina 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; Doctor of Fine Arts, honoris causa (DFA): red with gold lining and white, pink, and green chevrons in the lining, with an inverted green silk.


C E R E M O N I A L F U R N I T U R E

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 acquired from Carmichael United Church, Dr. McKague’s boyhood place of worship. This ceremonial furniture is incorporated into all official ceremonial functions.

H O N O R A RY D EG R E E S R EG I ST E R

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 began the tradition of having the honorary degree recipients sign an Honorary Degrees Register. Made of dark green leather embossed in gold with the University of Regina crest and lettering, the book was designed by Brenda Righetti and Bev Liski, and was handcrafted by J.L. Perkins Bookbinder Ltd.

O R G A N I Z AT I O N A L ST R U C T U R E O F T H E U N I V E R S I T Y

The University of Regina is situated on Treaty 4 lands with a presence in Treaty 6 territory. These are the territories of the nêhiyawak (Cree), Anihšinapek (Saulteaux), and Dakota, Lakota, and Nakoda, and the homeland of the Métis. Today, these lands continue to be the shared territory of many diverse peoples from near and far.

The University of Regina operates under the terms of The University of Regina Act. Convocation comprises the Chancellor, the Senate, all graduates of the University of Regina, all graduates of the University of Saskatchewan at Regina Campus, 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. Convocation meets twice annually, in June and October, unless there are extraordinary circumstances.


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 is the University’s “window on the world.” It is concerned with the academic welfare of the institution and has a variety of duties and powers. Most of the broader issues of academic policy within the University are reserved for Senate’s approval. In another role, it acts as an ultimate court in academic affairs. The membership of Senate includes persons, ex officio, or by virtue of the University offices they hold. 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 Senate believes 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. It ultimately has authority in 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 includes 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, as well as matters of academic discipline.

The Executive of the University of Regina Council (Executive of 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. Executive of Council membership is devised as a proportional basis of 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; 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 their respective Faculties and are directly responsible to the President, through the Provost and Vice-President (Academic). Subject to the statutes of the Senate and the University of Regina Council, each Faculty has charge of all matters of scholarship in its disciplines and programs.

M E M B E R S O F T H E B OA R D O F G OV E R N O R S

Ex Officio

Tomkins, R. James, Chancellor Timmons, Vianne, President and Vice-Chancellor

Appointed by the Government of Saskatchewan

Berger, GlenBosgoed, GaryBrandvold, RogerKlein, Pam, Vice-ChairWarner, Cathy, Chair

Elected by the Senate

Smadu, Marlene Opseth, Art

Member Elected by the Faculty

Sulkin, Carlos David Londoño

Students’ Union President

Oriola, Victor Adeolu


M E M B E R S O F S E N AT E

*ex officio member

Adebanji, Adeoluwa, Student Representative, University of Regina

Adenuga, Alfred, Student Representative, University of Regina

*Aito, Dr. Emmanuel, Director, La Cité universitaire francophone, University of Regina

Akrigg, Ms Christine, Saskatchewan Women’s Institute

Aman, Mr. Ralph, Representative District 4 (Swift Current-Gravelbourg)

Anderson, Ms Jeffie, Canadian Federation of University Women

*Andreychuk, Dr. Raynell, Chancellor Emerita

Armstrong, Ms Sharon, Saskatchewan Library Trustees’ Association

Baer, Ms Susan, Saskatchewan Library Association

Bamford, Mr. Greg, Representative District 11 (Regina)

Barteski-Hoberg, Ms Marsha, Representative District 7 (Melfort-Wynyard-Davidson)

Berthiaume, Mr. Robert, PMI Regina South Saskatchewan Chapter

*Beaudry-Mellor, Hon. Tina, Minister of Advanced Education

Blackmore, Mr. Gordon, University of Saskatchewan Alumni Association

Boutin, Mr. Fernand, Representative District 12 (Saskatoon)

Borgares, Mr. Mark, Institute of Chartered Professional Accountants of Saskatchewan (CPA Saskatchewan)

Brown, Ms Linda, Association of Saskatchewan Home Economists

Brundige, Mr. David, Law Society of Saskatchewan

Bumbac, Mr. John, Representative District 3 (Assiniboia-Bengough)

*Button, Mr. David, Vice-President (Administration), University of Regina

Carter, Dr. James, College of Physicians and Surgeons of Saskatchewan

*Chase, Dr. Thomas, Provost and Vice-President (Academic), University of Regina

Clarke, Ms Vickie, Saskatchewan Association of Recreation Professionals

*Cranston, Dr. Jerome, Dean of Education, University of Regina

*D’Arcy, Mr. James, Registrar, University of Regina

*Dockstator, Dr. Mark, President, First Nations University of Canada

Ellis, Mr. Robert, Canadian Public Relations Society

*Farenick, Dr. Douglas, Dean, Faculty of Science, University of Regina

Fisher, Dr. Tracy, Saskatchewan Veterinary Medical Association

Flaman, Mr. Bernard, Saskatchewan Association of Architects

Friedrick, Ms Meaghan, Representative District 5 (Maple Creek-Rosetown-Lloydminster)

Gallagher, Mr. Jim, Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation

Gowda, Ms Wendy, Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities

*Grandy, Dr. Gina, Dean, Faculty of Business Administration, University of Regina

*Gregory, Dr. david, Dean, Faculty of Nursing, University of Regina

Hawryluk, Ms Diana, Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association

*Helewa, Dr. Sami S.J., President, Campion College, University of Regina

*Hillis, Dr. Bryan, President, Luther College, University of Regina

*Hussein, Dr. Esam M.A., Dean, Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science, University of Regina

Jensen, Rylan, Student Representative, University of Regina

Jones, Dr. Nicholas, Interim Associate Vice-President (Research) and Dean, Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research, University of Regina

Keith, Ms Gwen, U of R Alumni Association Representative

Kies, Mr. Richard, Representative District 12 (Saskatoon)

Kindred, Ms Patti, Representative District 2 (Weyburn –Indian Head)

*King, Dr. Harvey, Director, Centre for Continuing Education, University of Regina

*Kleer, Dr. Richard, Dean, Faculty of Arts, University of Regina

Klippenstine, Dr. Kent, Psychology Association of Saskatchewan


Krismer, Mr. Robert, Representative District 9 (North Battleford-Prince Albert)

Kullman, Mr. Rick, Association of Professional Engineers & Geoscientists of Saskatchewan

Lacey, Mr. Bryan, Representative District 11 (Regina)

Leson, Ms Patricia, Provincial Council of Women

Malik, Mr. Ahmed, Regina & District Chamber of Commerce

Mazur, Mr. Ken, Ukrainian Canadian Congress – Saskatchewan Provincial Council

*McCaffrey, Mr. Geordy, Executive Director, Gabriel Dumont Institute of Native Studies and Applied Research

McClinton, Mr. Blair, Saskatchewan Institute of Agrologists

McGrath, Mr. Dion, Saskatchewan Regional Colleges

*McKague, Dr. Terence, Chancellor Emeritus

*McLoughlin, Mr. Mark, Deputy Minister, Ministry of Advanced Education

*McNutt, Dr. Kathleen, Interim Vice-President, (Research), University of Regina

*Moen, Mr. Doug, Interim Executive Director, Johnson-Shoyama Graduate School of Public Policy

Mougeot, Mr. Laurent, Assemblée communautaire fransaskoise (ACF)

Myers, Ms Sue, Registered Psychiatric Nurses Association of Saskatchewan

Nobert, Dr. Blanche, Saskatchewan Association of Optometrists

Ogrady, Dr. Erin, Chiropractors’ Association of Saskatchewan

Olson, Ms Krista, Saskatchewan Association of Social Workers

*Onder, Dr. Nilgun, Associate Vice-President (Academic), University of Regina

Oriola, Victor Adeolu, Student Representative, University of Regina

Owens, Ms Kenda, Interior Designers' Association of Saskatchewan

*Palmarin, Mr. Robert, Athol Murray College of Notre Dame

Paproski, Mr. Darrell, Saskatchewan League of Educational Administrators, Directors and Superintendents (LEADS)

*Petry, Mrs. Verda, Chancellor Emerita

Pioro, Ms Margaret, Saskatchewan Dieticians Association

Pritchard, Chief Marlo, Saskatchewan Association of Police Chiefs

*Ready, Dr. William F., Chancellor Emeritus

*Riemer, Dr. Harold, Dean, Faculty of Kinesiology & Health Studies, University of Regina

*Rosia, Dr. Larry, President Saskatchewan Polytechnic

Ruschiensky, Ms Lore, Saskatchewan Registered Music Teachers’ Association

Saxby, Ms Shay, Saskatchewan Society of Occupational Therapists (SSOT)

Scheidt, Colin, Student Representative, University of Regina

Singh, Harmeet Parmar, Student Representative, University of Regina

Smadu, Dr. Marlene, Saskatchewan Registered Nurses’ Association (SRNA) and Elected by Senate to the Board of Governors

*Smith, Mr. John D., Associate Vice-President (Student Affairs), University of Regina

Stadnek, Ms April, Saskatchewan Association of School Councils (SASC)

*Staseson, Professor Rae, Dean, Faculty of Media, Art, and Performance, University of Regina

Strueby, Mr. Edward, Representative District 10 (Moose Jaw)

Sulz, Dr. Linda, Saskatchewan College of Pharmacy Professionals

Sydiaha, Darrell, Representative District 1 (Moosomin-Estevan)

*Timmons, Dr. Vianne, President and Vice-Chancellor, University of Regina

Titanich, Mr. Frederick, Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce

Toman, Mr. Charlie, Saskatchewan Professional Planners Institute

*Tomkins, Dr. Jim, Chancellor

*Wakabayashi, Mr. Arthur, Chancellor Emeritus

*Waytuck, Mr. Brett, University Librarian, University of Regina

*White, Dr. Judy, Dean, Faculty of Social Work, University of Regina

Young, Ms Aleana, Saskatchewan School Boards Association

Zawada, Ms Keri, Representative District 6 (Melville-Yorkton-Hudson Bay)

Senate Representatives to the Board of Governors

Note: the following is not a member of Senate, but represents Senate at meetings of the University of Regina Board of Governors

Opseth, Dr. Art, Elected by Senate to the Board of Governors


PAST H O N O R A RY D EG R E E R EC I P I E N TS O F T H E U N I V E R S I T Y O F R EG I N A

1965 The Right Honourable Lester Bowles PearsonRex Herold Schneider

1966Lois Marshall Albert William Trueman

1967 Hugh Hamilton Saunderson Louis Augustus ThorntonMinoru Yamasaki

1968 Walter Hugh Johns Thomas Morrow WareGraham Spry

1969Max Ferguson Charles Morley WilloughbyHenry Janzen

1970Fred G. BardRoger GaudryRobert D. Symons

1971H.C. Andrews Charles W. Gibbings Hilda Neatby

1972W.O. Mitchell Lewis H. Thomas Irene Salemka

1973Wallace E. Stegner J. Wilfrid TaitWilliam Andrew Riddell

1974Bernard Amtmann John Hewgill Brockelbank Most Reverend Michael Cornelius O’Neill Donald Alexander Roy McCannell

1975Robert Newton Hurley (in absentia)Ernest Luthi L. Stewart Nicks Mildred E. Battel Marjorie R. Dunlop

1976 Dick Bird John James Deutsch (posthumously)

1977Chief David AhenakewMary Ellen BurgessAlbert W. Johnson

1978Sampson J. Goodfellow John R. VernonThe Honourable Thomas C. Douglas

1979Emmett Matthew Hall Everett Clayton LeslieRoland Pinsonneault

1980Elizabeth Roley Cruickshank Allan Bishop Van CleaveGeorge C. Solomon

1981John Hall Archer Ray Francis E. Harvey Charles PocockGeorge Reed

1982R. Ross Munro Francis J. ZillinskyWilliam Fraser MacRae

1983Lester Crossman Henry George ThodeE. Peter W. Nash


1984Robert R. Ferguson G.E. Ross Sneath Frank Lester BatesCarlyle King

1985Margaret Catley-Carlson Kenneth Kramer Maria CampbellAllan Gillmore

1986 Edith Fowke Erich VogtGeorge Filson Ledingham

1987Gordon Currie William Andrew Robert Orban Allan Richard Taylor Clement Greenberg Gordon W. Staseson

1988Gladys Maria Marguerite Arnold Wilma R. Ebbitt Robert Howard Daniel Phillips Gerald Keith BoueyHarold Dietrich

1989The Right Honourable Alvin Hamilton Alice Jenner William Francis Ready Wan Li Joe Fafard

1990Derril Gordon McLeod Norman Ward (posthumously)Ronald Frederick Yeo

1991The Honourable Sylvia Olga Fedoruk Dorothy GoldmanThe Right Honourable Jeanne Sauvé

1992Roberta Lynn Bondar Ursula Martius FranklinRobert James Genereux

1993Anita Raynell Andreychuk Lloyd Ingram Barber Most Reverend Jerome Weber Allan Emrys Blakeney

1994John Alexander Boan Dorothy Elsie KnowlesHoward Leyton-Brow

1995John Douglas Jack Mollard N.E. William Bill Clarke

1996Knowlton Nash Buffy Sainte-Marie His Excellency Qiao ShiJames Fraser Mustard

1997Gordie Howe J. Gordon WicijowskiRick Hansen

1998Allen Sapp The Schmirler Curling Team – Sandra Schmirler, Jan Betker, Anita Ford, Marcia Gudereit, Joan McCuskerJaroslav Pelikan

1999James K. McConica Theresa M. StevensonJohn Meisel

2000Sharon Butala Elsie StaplefordHugh E. Robertson

2001Elizabeth Dowdeswell Krishna KumarJulie PayetteThe Regina Five – Ronald Bloore, Ted Godwin, Kenneth Lochhead, Art McKay (posthumously), Douglas Morton

2002Donald AkensonJacqui ShumiatcherPamela WallinHarold MacKay


2003Michael IgnatieffThe Honourable Judge Mary Ellen Turpel-LafondEdward BusseWilliam PerehudoffJing Xinhai

2004Her Royal Highness The Princess RoyalGeorge Meredith LoganLorna Jean CrozierRaymond Marcotte (in absentia)Thomas Shoyama (in absentia)Margaret and Ted Newall

2005Stanley CuthandFrederick W. HillGary HylandDavid Courtney MilneJean L. OkimasisGeoffrey L. PawsonJoseph PettickAnn PhillipsEdith WiensThe Honourable Roy J. Romanow

2006The Honourable Dr. Lynda M. HaverstockThe Honourable Edward D. BaydaVictor SawaPeter MacKinnon

2007Victor CicanskyThomas CourcheneCatriona LeMay Doan

2008Bonnie DuPontEduard MinevichRobert Moody

2009Connie KaldorAnne LukeCraig OliverLisa Marie Franks

2010Tom JacksonAlistair MacLeodHayley WickenheiserTom Shepherd

2011Douglas CardinalShirley DouglasPaul HillAlanna MitchellKeli Liu

2012Patrick George BinnsAdrian BurnsRoss KingClaire KramerDonald Kramer

2013Frank FlamanArt OpsethLinda Rankink.d. lang

2014Jean Margaret FreemanTewodros (Ted) JaletaKenneth Ronald Mitchell William ShurniakMalcolm Lowe

2015Donald Wayne BlackAnne Thomas Callahan Ambassador Kevin Michael VickersLyn Goldman Jack MacKenzie

2016 Donald Gavin SempleJack Brackenridge SempleChief Tammy Miriam Cook-SearsonKenneth John Sunquist

2017Kenneth LeveneTimothy HearnBeverly Ann BussonMurad Ahmed Al-Katib

2018 Sheldon KennedyRoberta McKay and Elmer BrennerBradley HornungElizabeth BryceRay Cleveland


1983 Spring ....................................................................................... A. J. Ayre, Budget Officer, University of Regina

1984 Spring .................................................................................................................... W. C. Blight, Registrar Emeritus

1986 Fall ............................................................................................D. T. Lowery (posthumous), University Secretary

1988 Spring ......................D. C. Irwin, Administrative Assistant, Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research

1990 Spring .........................................................................D. A. Pogany, Administrative Assistant, Faculty of Arts

2006 Spring ............................................................J. A. Boan, Professor Emeritus of Economics, Faculty of Arts

2007 Spring .............................................................W. J. Howard, Professor Emeritus of English, Faculty of Arts

2008 Fall ..............................................................................................................R. James Tomkins, President Emeritus

2009 Spring ........................................................D. G. Lee, Professor Emeritus of Chemistry, Faculty of Science

2010 Spring ................................................... M. Bundon, Past Chair, University of Regina Board of Governors

2012 Fall ............Andy Glavacevic (posthumous), Manager of Mechanical Services, Facilities Management

2013 December ......................................................................................H. Mazinke, Past Chair, Board of Governors

2013 December ............................................................................................ M. Tymchak, Dean, Faculty of Education

2014 December ............................................................... G. Maslany, Professor Emeritus, Faculty of Social Work

2016 December .................................................G. Garven, Dean Emeritus, Faculty of Business Administration

RECIPIENTS OF THE BOARD OF GOVENORS DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AEARDS


B R OA D C AST I N G O F T H E C E R E M O N Y

Access Communications is proud to be a part of the 2019 University of Regina Spring Convocation. We would like to express our congratulations to all University of Regina graduates.

The 2019 Spring Convocation ceremony will be televised by Access Communications, Access7, across the province on the following dates:

Wednesday, June 5, airs Monday, June 17 at 3 p.m.

Thursday, June 6, airs Tuesday, June 18 at 3 p.m.

Friday, June 7, airs Wednesday, June 19 at 3 p.m.

Commemorative DVDs can be purchased by filling out the online request form found on Access’s website at www.myaccess.ca.

W E B C AST I N G O F T H E C E R E M O N Y

The 2019 Spring Convocation ceremony is webcasted live and is posted to our website via the following link:

www.uregina.ca/student/registrar/graduation-convocation/convocation/webcasts

AC K N OW L E D G E M E N TS

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 note 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

Printing Services

Registrar’s Office

Student Affairs

University of Regina Women

for hosting the Convocation Reception

U of R Photography

U of R Student Ambassadors

University Secretariat

Wascana Centre

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