Glenys Sylvestre Executive Director (University Governance) and University Secretary

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1 PROGRAMME CEREMONY Friday, October 21, :00 p.m. Theatre, Conexus Arts Centre MASTER OF CEREMONIES Glenys Sylvestre Executive Director (University Governance) and University Secretary PROCESSIONAL Please rise for the presentation of graduating students, and entrance of the platform procession. Members of the platform procession will enter in the following order: Faculty, University Senate, Board of Governors, and official guests; the Deans and Directors, the Honorary Graduand and presenter; the Minister of Advanced Education, the President, the Chancellor, and the Vice-Regal Party. Please remain standing until after the Moment of Reflection. Grand Marshal: Ailsa Watkinson, PhD Professor, Social Work Processional Accompaniment: The Lone Creek Cultural Club O CANADA Vocalist: Joshua Hendricksen MOMENT OF REFLECTION Bryan Hillis, PhD President of Luther College INTRODUCTION OF PLATFORM PARTY OPENING OF CONVOCATION AND CHANCELLOR S MESSAGE R. James Tomkins, PhD Chancellor PRESENTATION OF CANDIDATE FOR HONORARY DEGREE Presented by Richard Kleer, PhD Dean of Arts Kenneth John Sunquist Ken Sunquist is an international strategic business advisor, management consultant and corporate director. After graduating from the Regina campus of the University of Saskatchewan with a Bachelor of Administration degree in 1970, Sunquist worked as assistant clerk to the Executive Council of the Government of Saskatchewan and executive assistant to the premier. He moved to the federal civil service in 1973 and has had postings in Jamaica, Yugoslavia, the United States, Korea, China and Indonesia. When I graduated, jobs in the international scope did not exist in Saskatchewan unlike today. So it forced me to seek out opportunities elsewhere, Sunquist says. He served as acting ambassador to China in the 1990s, and was appointed ambassador to Indonesia from 1998 to Sunquist later was an assistant deputy minister in the Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade and the chief trade commissioner for Canada. Among his honours: the Minister of Foreign Affairs Award of Excellence for Policy, the Public Services of Canada Award for Excellence in Management, the Public University of Regina 1

2 Service of Canada Award for Excellence in Policy and the Queen s Diamond Jubilee Medal. The University of Regina named him the 2013 recipient of the Alumni Lifetime Achievement Award. He says his foundation for success was laid during his studies at Regina campus: The faculty challenged me to meet my goals. The quality of education at this campus is outstanding and made it possible for me to contribute on the larger stage. Sunquist says being named an Honorary Degree recipient is an unexpected honour, a total surprise, an unanticipated acknowledgement of a lifetime of commitment to this university as a student, as Student Union president, as an alumnus, and most of all as a friend of the university who helped market the campus and Canadian values, in Korea, China and Indonesia. Sunquist retired from the public service in 2011 but continues to work as a business advisor and management consultant with governments, universities and businesses. He has also accepted appointments to a number of boards, including CARE Canada, where he is board chair. CARE Canada is one of the country s largest development and humanitarian relief non-governmental organizations. CONFERRING OF HONORARY DEGREE R. James Tomkins, PhD Chancellor, will confer upon Kenneth John Sunquist the degree of Doctor of Laws, honoris causa. SIGNING OF HONORARY DEGREES REGISTER ACKNOWLEDGEMENT BY HONORARY DEGREE RECIPIENT Dr. Kenneth John Sunquist 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 Glenys Sylvestre Executive Director (University Governance) and University Secretary The Chancellor s Charge R. James Tomkins, PhD Chancellor Presentation of Graduates to the Chancellor Orators : Dena McMartin, PhD, PEng Associate Vice-President (Academic and Research) Lisa Watson, PhD Associate Professor, Business Administration FACULTY OF GRADUATE STUDIES AND RESEARCH Acting Dean Thomas Bredohl, PhD Doctor of Philosophy Master of Administration Master of Adult Education Master of Applied Science Master of Arts Master of Business Administration Master of Education Master of Engineering Master of Health Administration Master of Human Resource Development Master of Human Resource Management Master of Journalism 2 43rd Fall Convocation

3 Master of Nursing Master of Public Administration Master of Public Policy Master of Science Master of Social Work Master s Certificate Post Graduate Diploma FACULTY OF ARTS Dean Richard Kleer, PhD Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Arts Honours Bachelor of Arts in Police Studies Bachelor of Arts Honours Certificate Certificate in Economics Certificate in Health Studies Certficate in Indian Communication Arts Certificate in Japanese Liberal Arts Certificate Liberal Arts Diploma Presentation of the Faculty of Arts Dean s Medal to Adam Crosby Thornton Presentation of the University Prize in Arts to Dallas Richard Niessen LA CITÉ UNIVERSITAIRE FRANCOPHONE Directeur Emmanuel Aito, PhD Bachelor of Arts Certificat en français langue seconde FACULTY OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Dean Andrew Gaudes, PhD 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 Ruaa Al-Bahrani Presentation of the University Prize in Business Administration to Aaron Rowland Fritzler FACULTY OF EDUCATION Dean Jennifer Tupper, PhD Bachelor of Education Bachelor of Education (Indigenous Education) Certificate of Extended Studies in Education FACULTY OF ENGINEERING AND APPLIED SCIENCE Dean Esam Hussein, PhD, PEng Bachelor of Applied Science Presentation of the Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science Dean s Medal and the University Prize in Engineering and Applied Science to Skyler Nicholas Hladun University of Regina 3

4 FACULTY OF KINESIOLOGY AND HEALTH STUDIES Dean Harold Riemer, PhD Bachelor of Kinesiology Bachelor of Kinesiology Honours Bachelor of Sport and Recreation Studies Certificate in Health Studies Presentation of the Faculty of Kinesiology and Health Studies Dean s Medal to Elisabeth Pauline Fortier Presentation of the University Prize in Kinesiology and Health Studies to Samantha Jo Illerbrun FACULTY OF MEDIA, ART, AND PERFORMANCE Associate Dean Kathleen Irwin, D.A. on behalf of Dean Rae Staseson, MFA Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Fine Arts Bachelor of Music Education Presentation of the Faculty of Media, Art, and Performance Dean s Medal and the University Prize in Media, Art, and Performance to Brady James Alexander Frank. FACULTY OF NURSING Dean david Gregory, PhD, RN Bachelor of Science in Nursing Presentation of the Saskatchewan Registered Nurses Association Gold Medal For Excellence in Clinical Practice to Brittany Katherine Ziegler Presentation of the Faculty of Nursing/Saskatchewan Polytechnic Deans Medal to Carleen Marion Meszaros FACULTY OF SCIENCE Acting Dean Douglas Farenick, PhD Bachelor of Science Bachelor of Science Honours Certificate in Computer Science Presentation of the Faculty of Science Dean s Medal to Marcia Anne Mitschke Presentation of the University Prize in Science to Jordan Connor Thompson FACULTY OF SOCIAL WORK Dean Judy White, PhD Bachelor of Indian Social Work Bachelor of Indigenous Social Work Bachelor of Social Work Certificate in Indigenous Social Work Certificate of Social Work Presentation of the University Prize in Social Work to Michelle Ivanna Zabiaka 4 43rd Fall Convocation

5 CENTRE FOR CONTINUING EDUCATION Director Harvey King, PhD Advanced Certificate in Local Government Authority 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 Local Government Authority Certificate in Public Relations Certificate of Extended Studies in Inclusive Education First Nations Language Instructors Certificate Liberal Arts Certificate WELCOME REMARKS FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF REGINA ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Kaytlyn Barber, BBA 12 President PRESENTATION OF AWARDS TO THE MOST DISTINGUISHED GRADUATES The President s Distiguished Graduate Student Award Recipient: Dr. Zhong Li - Doctor of Philosophy in Enviornmental Systems Engineering Citation: David Malloy, PhD Vice President (Research) The President s Medal Recipient: Marcia Anne Mitschke, Bachelor of Science, Chemistry Citation: Thomas Chase, PhD Provost and Vice-President (Academic) Presentation: Vianne Timmons, PhD President and Vice-Chancellor PRESIDENT AND VICE-CHANCELLOR S ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Futures in Flight by Todd Bryanton, BA Hons Photography and multimedia coordination by Audio Visual Services Department CLOSING OF CONVOCATION R. James Tomkins, PhD Chancellor RECESSIONAL Pipe and Drum Band: Conservatory of Performing Arts Please remain standing until the platform party and graduates have been piped from the stage. RECEPTION Thank you for attending the University of Regina s 43rd Annual Fall Convocation. Join us in the Convention Hall located on the lowest level of the Conexus Arts Centre. * Campion College ** Luther College *** First Nations University of Canada º Co-operative Education Program + Mention bilingue ~ Langue française International Internship University of Regina 5

6 DEGREES AND CERTIFICATES IN COURSE FACULTY OF GRADUATE STUDIES AND RESEARCH DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY Kelly Jean Abrams, Education Thesis: Leadership and Health Information Management in Canada Supervisor: Dr. A. M. Bockarie External Examiner: Dr. M. Abdelhak, University of Pittsburgh Titilade Esther Aderoju, Geology Thesis: Organic Geochemical Assessment of the Upper and Lower Members of the Bakken Formation, Southern Saskatchewan Supervisor: Dr. S. L. Bend External Examiner: Dr. M. Fowler, Applied Petroleum Technology (Canada) Ltd. Colin Dale Card, Geology Thesis: A Coming Together: The Juxtaposition of the Rae and Hearne Cratons along the Virgin River Shear Zone (Snowbird Tectonic Zone), Saskatchewan, Canada, and the Implications for Proto-Laurentia Supervisor: Dr. K. M. Bethune External Examiner: Dr. A. Camacho, University of Manitoba Guanhui Cheng, Environmental Systems Engineering Thesis: Development of an Integrated Hydro-Climatic Systems Analysis Framework and its Application to the Athabasca River Basin, Canada Supervisor: Dr. G. H. Huang External Examiner: Dr. C. Xu, University of Oslo Zheng Cui, Industrial Systems Engineering Thesis: Carbon Dioxide Absorption into Aqueous Ammonia in a Hollow Fiber Membrane Contactor Supervisor: Dr. D. D. demontigny External Examiner: Dr. Z. Liang, Hunan University Chelsea Anne Delparte, Clinical Psychology Thesis: Development and Effectiveness of a Brief Dialectical Behaviour Therapy Skills Training Group for Bariatric Patients Supervisor: Dr. K. D. Wright External Examiner: Dr. M. Coons, St. Joseph s Healthcare, Hamilton Christina Joy Drost, Clinical Psychology Thesis: Exploring Therapist Behaviours in Therapist- Assisted Internet-Delivered Cognitive Behavrioural Therapy for Generalized Anxiety Disorder: A Mixed Methods Analysis Supervisor: Dr. H. D. Hadjistavropoulos External Examiner: Dr. H. Westra, York University Lindsay Nicole Friesen, Clinical Psychology Thesis: A Randomized Controlled Trial of Internet- Delivered Cognitive Behaviour Therapy for Individuals with Fibromyalgia Supervisor: Dr. H. D. Hadjistavropoulos External Examiner: Dr. L. A. McWilliams, University of Saskatchewan Bethany Lee Gelinas, Clinical Psychology Thesis: Recovery from Deliberate Self-Harm: Perspective From Those Who Have Survived and From Those Who Have Helped Supervisor: Dr. K. D. Wright External Examiner: Dr. E. D. Klonsky, University of British Columbia Bruno Humberto Hernani Merino, Interdisciplinary Thesis: Technological Adaptation for Water Storage and Distribution in the Oldman River Basin in Response to Extreme Climate Exposures Co-Supervisors: Dr. H. P. Diaz Dr. D. W. McMartin External Examiner: Dr. I. Mauro, University of Winnipeg Mohammadali Izadi, Mathematics Thesis: Representations of McLain Groups Supervisor: Dr. F. Szechtman External Examiner: Dr. G. Garcia, Universidad Nacional de La Plata Arumugam Jayaraman, Chemistry Thesis: Phosphorus-Carbon Bond Formation Using Metal-Coordinated Phosphenium Ions and Phosphine Triflates Supervisor: Dr. B. Sterenberg External Examiner: Dr. N. Burford, University of Victoria Yamuna Sangeetha Kandasamy, Chemistry Thesis: Photocontrol of Ion Permeation in Lipid Vesicles Incorporating Amphiphilic Dithienylethene and Spirooxazine Derivatives Supervisor: Dr. R. S. Murphy External Examiner: Dr. M. Paige, University of Saskatchewan Zhong Li, Environmental Systems Engineering Thesis: Stochastic Modeling and Risk Management for Water Resources Systems Under Changing Climatic Conditions Supervisor: Dr. G. H. Huang External Examiner: Dr. X. Cai, University of Illinois 6 43rd Fall Convocation

7 Timothy Joseph Maciag, Computer Science Thesis: Knowledge Management Using SpiCE Supervisor: Dr. D. H. Hepting External Examiner: Dr. M. Delbaere, University of Saskatchewan Cesar Alessandro Perez Valdivia, Environmental Systems Engineering Thesis: Stream Flow Simulation of a Canadian Prairie Watershed: Assessment of the Impact of Wetland Drainage and Climate Change on the Hydrology of the Pipestone Creek, Saskatchewan Supervisor: Dr. D. W. McMartin External Examiner: Dr. S. Kienzle, University of Lethbridge Lakkana Piewkhaow, Engineering General Thesis: Life Cycle Assessment of Hypothetical Canadian Pre-Combustion Carbon Dioxide Capture Process with Air Pollutants Dispersion and Health Risks Assessment Co-Supervisors: Dr. P. Tontiwachwuthikul Dr. C. W. Chan External Examiner: Dr. N. Mahinpey, University of Calgary Sophit Pongpun, Electronic Systems Engineering Thesis: A Neutron Measurement System Design for Pulsed Triga Reactor Experiment at Texas A&M University Co-Supervisors: Dr. T. J. Conroy Dr. C. W. Chan External Examiner: Dr. A. Waker, University of Ontario Institute of Technology Xiaojie Wang, Industrial Systems Engineering Thesis: Effects of Interfaces and Interactions between Multiphase Flow and Solid on Engineering Supervisor: Dr. L. Dai External Examiner: Dr. Q. Peng, University of Manitoba Sixu Zheng, Petroleum Systems Engineering Thesis: Enhanced Heat and Mass Transfer for Alkane Solvent(s)-CO2- Heavy Oil Systems at High Pressures and Elevated Temperatures Supervisor: Dr. D. Yang External Examiner: Dr. T. Babadagli, University of Alberta Yang Zhou, Environmental Systems Engineering Thesis: Development of Stochastic Factorial Programming Methods for Water Resources Management Under Uncertainty Supervisor: Dr. G. H. Huang External Examiner: Dr. X. Qin, Nanyang Technological University MASTER OF ADMINISTRATION Mona Darwish, Leadership Eric Joshua Exner, Leadership Maxim Mikhaylovich Fedin, Leadership Farjana Moslehuddin, Leadership Erin Danielle Werner, Leadership MASTER OF ADULT EDUCATION Lori Anne Christy Reid Campbell Thesis: Nikawiy: A Cree Woman s Experience Co-Supervisors: Dr. C. A. Bourassa Dr. C. Hanson Selma Kiwirra, Robert Wallace Yake, MASTER OF APPLIED SCIENCE Aklima Zerin Asha, Environmental Systems Engineering Thesis: Analysis Comparison of Solid Waste Management Systems and Diversion Practices in Alberta and British Columbia Supervisor: Dr. T. Ng Fengshuang Du, Petroleum Systems Engineering Thesis: An Experimental Study of Carbon Dioxide Dissolution into a Light Crude Oil Supervisor: Dr. Y. Gu Kun Guo, Environmental Systems Engineering Thesis: Numerical Simulation of Landslide Impulsive Waves by WC-MPS Method Supervisor: Dr. Y. Jin Sam Yeol Hong, Petroleum Systems Engineering Thesis: Characterization of Gas-Oil Flow in Cyclic Solvent Injection (CSI) for Heavy Oil Recovery Supervisor: Dr. F. Zeng Shehryar Khurshid, Electronic Systems Engineering Thesis: Autonomous Visual-Inertial Navigation for Quadrotor MAVs Supervisor: Dr. R. Paranjape Jianli Li, Petroleum Systems Engineering Thesis: Transient Pressure Modeling for CO2 Miscible Flooding Processes Supervisor: Dr. G. Zhao Siyue Pan, Environmental Systems Engineering Thesis: Saskatchewan Electrical Power Systems Planning under Stochastic Conditions and Federal Climate Change Regulations Supervisor: Dr. G. H. Huang University of Regina 7

8 Xiaolong Peng, Petroleum Systems Engineering Thesis: Experimental Study on Improving the Waterflooding Potential in Different Heavy Oil- Solvent Supervisor: Dr. F. Zeng Pitiphat Santidhanyaroj, Software Systems Engineering Thesis: A Social Media Spam Detection Ensemble Methodology Utilizing Multiple Reputation Co-Supervisors: Dr. L. Benedicenti Dr. C. M. Gelowitz Mohamed Ezeddin Shirif, Process Systems Engineering Thesis: A New Steam Assisted Gravity Drainage Process Utilizing Vertical Wells Supervisor: Dr. H. Ibrahim Manjeet Singh, Electronic Systems Engineering Thesis: A Walk Test Simulator for Cellular Phone Networks Supervisor: Dr. R. Paranjape Shuxin Wang, Petroleum Systems Engineering Thesis: An Experimental Study of CO2 Dissolution into a Heavy Oil Without or With a Porous Medium Supervisor: Dr. Y. Gu Kaiqiang Zhang, Petroleum Systems Engineering Thesis: Qualitative and Quantitative Technical Criteria for Determining the Minimum Miscibility Pressures from Four Experimental Methods Supervisor: Dr. Y. Gu Yizhong Zhang, Petroleum Systems Engineering Thesis: Study of Phase Behaviours of Reservoir Fluids with Consideration of Adsorption and Capillary Pressure Co-Supervisors: Dr. F. Torabi Dr. F. Zeng MASTER OF ARTS Delaine Ariele Ammaturo, Clinical Psychology Thesis: Use of the Pain Assessment Checklist for Seniors with Limited Ability to Communicate-II (Pacslac-II) by People Who Are Not Health Professionals Supervisor: Dr. T. Hadjistavropoulos Deena Gaye Arthur, Gerontology Thesis: Women Past Menopause: Learning from the Voice of Experience Supervisor: Dr. M. Hampton Supervisor: Dr. I. Petry Quanhua Chen, Applied Economics & Policy Analysis, Project Christina Alexandra D Ambrosio, Clinical Psychology Thesis: The Therapeutic Benefit of Expressive Writing for Posttraumatic Symptoms: A Ramdomized Controlled Trial of Emotional Moderators and Writing Modality Supervisor: Dr. G. Asmundson Stephanie Fathi, Social Studies Thesis: The Caregiver Program: How Social Relations of Childcare are Reconfigured to the Detriment of Canadian Women Co-Supervisors: Dr. R. Jurdi-Hage Dr. A. J. Fletcher Natasha Louise Gallant, Clinical Psychology Thesis: Experiencing Pain Alone and in the Presence of Others: A Study of Older Adults Supervisor: Dr. T. Hadjistavropoulos Keren Jia, Applied Economics & Policy Analysis Project Seint Kokokyi, Clinical Psychology Thesis: A Qualitative Exploration of Doctor-Patient Relationship Experiences in Trauma Survivors and Primary Care Physicians Supervisor: Dr. B. Klest John David Lehmann, Philosophy Thesis: Value Pluralism: What It Is and Why Its Main Arguments Fail Supervisor: Dr. R. Piercey Brittany Lyn Mario, Justice Studies Thesis: Exploring Justice Practices: Stakeholder Conceptualizations of the Regina Mental Health Disposition Court Supervisor: Dr. M. L. Stewart Gloria Akufor Nwarulor, Applied Economics and Policy Analysis Project Sabine Soltani, Clinical Psychology Thesis:The Impact of Intolerance of Uncertainty and Social Threat on Decision-Making in Socially Anxious Individuals Supervisor: Dr. R. Carleton Katelyn Larissa Betker, History Thesis: Fabricating Gender Identity: Analyzing the Evolution of the Highland Kilt and Tartan 8 43rd Fall Convocation

9 Joelle Natalie Soucy, Clinical Psychology Thesis: Acceptability and Preference Among Primary Care Patients Experiencing Severe Health Anxiety:The Role of Internet-Delivered Cognitive Behaviour Therapy Supervisor:Dr. H. D. Hadjistavropoulos Brianna Dawn Verhelst, Sociology Thesis: The Systemic Nature of Personal Debt: A Critical Realist Approach to Analyses and Solutions Supervisor: Dr. C. Polster Jamie Charles Terrence Wallace, Experimental and Applied Psychology Thesis: Beliefs about the Healthfulness of Common Foods Supervisor: Dr. K. D. Arbuthnott MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Katherine Elizabeth Alport Wood, Business Management Tracy Dawn Ardell, Business Management Joshua James Howe, Business Management Scott Colin Kiefer, Business Management Kim Michael Korchinski, Business Management MASTER OF EDUCATION Melvin Joseph Aisaican, Curriculum & Instruction Tara Candace Aisaican, Curriculum & Instruction Dean Rae Benko, Educational Administration Stephen Lloyd Boutilier, Educational Administration Ryan Lee Bruce, Educational Psychology Bonnie Lorna Chapman, Curriculum & Instruction Thesis: Compassionate Arts as a Spiritual Care Technology for Cancer Patients Interpreting the Lived Experience Supervisor: Dr. M. Spooner Cory Wade Cochrane, Educational Administration Shianne Miranda Crichlow, Educational Psychology Wayne Donald Dahlgren, Curriculum & Instruction Heather Leah Dales, Curriculum & Instruction Carol Ann Delorme, Educational Administration Celia Cher Deschambeault, Curriculum & Instruction Darla Lee Down, Educational Psychology Tracey Ann Ellis, Educational Administration Project Shannon Jean Fedorus, Curriculum & Instruction Tyler Leigh Fehrenbach, Educational Administration Miranda Sarah Field, Educational Psychology Practicum Rhonda Leanne Head, Curriculum & Instruction Shaun Michael Horsman, Curriculum & Instruction Ainsley Anne Hunt, Curriculum & Instruction Amy Nicole Kaufmann, Educational Psychology Amy Larimer Lawson, Curriculum & Instruction Thesis: Ready or Not: Cooperating Teachers and Stories of Experience Supervisor: Dr. P. J. Lewis Natalie Micheline LeBlanc, Educational Administration Cortney Elizabeth Leonard, Curriculum & Instruction Kristen Ashley Low, Curriculum & Instruction Harmony Louise M c Millan, Curriculum & Instruction Jaela Dawn Menssa Curriculum & Instruction Paula Lee Moon-Wozney, Educational Psychology Practicum Dieudonné Nimubona, Développement de Programme et Didactique Paul Ntahondakirira, Développement de Programme et Didactique Project University of Regina 9

10 Pamela Joanne Peterson, Curriculum & Instruction Lance Everett Pollard, Educational Administration Nicole Marie Putz, Curriculum & Instruction Amanda Lee Rieger, Educational Psychology Practicum Amy Nicole Scuka, Curriculum & Instruction Cole Robert Shepherd, Curriculum & Instruction Justine Nicole Stephanson-Kyle, Curriculum & Instruction Sylvia Marie Weenie, Curriculum & Instruction Raheela Zulfiqar, Curriculum & Instruction MASTER OF ENGINEERING Edet Bassey Anku, Process Systems Engineeringº Report Qihang Huang, Environmental Systems Engineering Project Kaleem Iqbal, Electronic Systems Engineeringº Report Uwem Isong Jimmy, Process Systems Engineeringº Report Yao Li, Petroleum Systems Engineeringº Report Xinyu Liu, Petroleum Systems Engineering Project Ying Liu, Petroleum Systems Engineeringº Report Yizhen Ma, Petroleum Systems Engineering Project Christabel Ma-ahkueh Mundi, Environmental Systems Engineering Project Abhishek Rastogi, Electronic Systems Engineeringº Report Waqas Sarfraz, Process Systems Engineeringº Report Yangmeng Shi, Petroleum Systems Engineering Project Richie Lifunia Sokoto, Electronic Systems Engineeringº Report Di Wang, Petroleum Systems Engineering Project Yiru Wen, Environmental Systems Engineeringº Report Ruoyu Yang, Petroleum Systems Engineering Project MASTER OF HEALTH ADMINISTRATION Heather Ann Gilkinson Samoya Kedesha Lloyd Mena Saieed MASTER OF HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT Katherine Maria Magnien Amy Melissa Pledger MASTER OF HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT Laurel Ray Anthony Olohitai Edeilokun Esezooboº Report Olu Ikomiº Report Amy Jo Johnson Emmanuel Owusu Banahene Project Sandra Elaine Slopinski Aamir Sohailº Report Hui Sun Yvonne Freenue Takweº Report Xiaomeng Zhang MASTER OF JOURNALISM Joshua Jeffrey Campbell Project Sasha-Gay Lobban Project 10 43rd Fall Convocation

11 Alina Rosilda Perrault Project Virginia Jean Ursula Wright Project MASTER OF NURSING Nicole Delphine Aschenbrenner, Nurse Practitioner Diana Lynn Ashfield, Nurse Practitioner Lori Lynn Jean Forsyth, Nurse Practitioner Lara Katrina Metheral, Nurse Practitioner Lisa-Marie Mikhail, Nurse Practitioner Kim Lori Veronneau, Nurse Practitioner MASTER OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION Safiya Natasha Donaldson Myron Anthony Soloduk Anastasiia Solovka Elizabeth Adeola Sonaike Michael Leander Staffen Sean Mitchell Thompson Scott Brooke Weaver MASTER OF PUBLIC POLICY Daniel Douglas Hiatt Thesis: An Examination of the Impacts of the Protection of Communities and Exploited Persons Act on Community-Based Organizations Supervisor: Dr. B. Dupeyron Rebecca Lynette Jules Thesis: Étsxe, on the Path of, Revitalizing Secwépemc Ways of Caring for Children and Families: A Community-Based Model of Child Care Supervisor: Dr. K. M. McNutt MASTER OF SCIENCE Jason Ashley Berenyi, Geology Thesis: Stratigraphic Investigations into the Genesis of Anomalously Thick Coal Deposits in East Central Saskatchewan Supervisor: Dr. H. Qing Scott Allen Bishop, Kinesiology and Health Studies Thesis: Assessing Pre-Frontal Cortex Oxygenation After Sport Concussion With Near Infrared Supervisor: Dr. P. Neary Ying Deng, Statistics Andre Evaristo dos Santos, Computer Science Thesis: Simplifying D-Separation and M-Separation in Bayesian Networks Supervisor:Dr. C. J. Butz Caroline Hamelin, Biology Thesis: Experimental Study of the Effect of the Invasive Shrub Frangula Alnus on the Growth of Planted Understory Tree Seedlings and Herbaceous Plants Supervisor: Dr. D. Gagnon Chuanzan Han, Statistics Imran Jawaid, Computer Science Project Isaac Kwaku Kwarteng, Statistics Thesis: Confidence Ellipses Under the Inverse Gaussian Distribution Co-Supervisors: Dr. A. Volodin Dr. A. Sardarli Ming Lei, Geology Thesis: An Examination of the Mineralogy and Lithology of the Bakken Shale with Implications upon the Bakken Petroleum System, Southeastern Saskatchewan Co-Supervisors: Dr. H. Qing Dr. I. M. Coulson Qian Liu, Statistics Thesis: Statistical Analysis of Gambling Behaviours Supervisor: Dr. Y. Y. Zhao Jhonatan de Souza Oliveira, Computer Science Thesis: Bayesian Network Inference Using Marginal Trees Supervisor: Dr. C. J. Butz Chidinma Ihunanya Osinike, Kinesiology and Health Studies Thesis: An Exploration of Leisure Innovation in the Self- Management of Co-Morbidities in Older Adults University of Regina 11

12 Supervisor: Dr. M. Genoe Morteza Rabiei, Geology Thesis: Petrography, geochronology, oxygen isotope geochemistry and fluid inclusion analysis of the Maw Zone REE deposit: new insights on the relationships with unconformity-related uranium mineralization in the Athabasca Basin, Canada Co-Supervisors: Dr. G. Chi Dr. C. Normand Md Saifur Rahman, Computer Scienceº Report Chase Robertson Wood, Geology Thesis: Structural Study of the Auriferous Santoy Shear Zone, Northeastern Glennie Domain, Saskatchewan Supervisor: Dr. K. M. Bethune Liu Yang, Chemistry Thesis: Determination of Selected Pesticides and Degradation Product in Atomospheric Samples in the Okanagan Valley by Gas Chromatography- Mass Spectrometry Supervisor: Dr. R. J. Raina-Fulton Ket Wei Yong, Computer Science Thesis: Using Conflict and Support Counts for Variable and Value Ordering in CSPs Supervisor: Dr. M. Mouhoub MASTER OF SOCIAL WORK Michelle Louise Apps Practicum Jennifer Robyn Calkin Practicum Amanda Elsa Day Practicum Kristie Laurell Kennedy Practicum Anthony James Olfert Penner Practicum Melitun Castillo Sysing Thesis: The Martial Arts Project Exploring the Use of the Martial Arts as an Intervention for Young Offenders with Substance Influenced Violent Offences Supervisor: Dr. M. R. Sanchez MASTER S CERTIFICATE Sultan Uddin Ahmed, Organizational Leadership Teresa Marie Doucette, Organizational Leadership Anne Catherine Drake, Organizational Leadership Christine Ann Fehr, Organizational Leadership Tamela Rae Anne Friesen, Public Policy Analysis Mahalunggu Jubilee, Organizational Leadership Pamela Keck, Organizational Leadership Amanda Sherise Kiel, Organizational Leadership Shannon Jay Kotylak, Organizational Leadership Shahnora Mustafayeva, Public Management Olena Nardin, Business Claudine Andrea Neetz, Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages Siddhrajsinh Khodaji Solanki, Public Policy Analysis Alyssa Marie Stoeck-M c Laughlin, Project Management S M Mahbub Hasan Tareq, Public Policy Analysis Greg Matthew Whitelaw, Public Management POST GRADUATE DIPLOMA Abhishek Trikha, Business Foundations FACULTY OF ARTS BACHELOR OF ARTS Maria Noor Aman, Psychology Solomon Nkasi Chioma, Economics & Society Sean Daniel Connolly, International Studies, Asian Studies* Julie Murphy Crossman, English Toka Diar Bkrli, Psychology Marina Bernice Dumas, Indigenous Studies*** Jacquelyn Dawn Ehrmantraut, English Jessica Sara Dawn Fahlman, Psychology* William Harrison Fayant, History Breanne Kelsey Gardiner, English Chris James Gebhardt, International Studies, Asian Studiesº Amaya Greke, Psychology Troy Thomas Willia Hunter, Geography* Joy Nengi Jaja, Economics & Society John Gatzke Kelley, History Schayla Breanna Kirschman, English Megan Suzanne Jean Kube, Indigenous Studies** Alexandra Nicole Lane, Psychology* Kelsey Rae Laventure, Psychology Jinxuan Li, Psychology Kristine Michele Longeau, Sociology Marie-Jose Mulanga Lumbala, Psychology Meagan Marie M ac Donald, Psychology* Taylor Ashley Marshall, Spanish** 12 43rd Fall Convocation

13 Nicole Anne Martin, Psychology Distinction* Michael Herbert Boyd Muma, Political Science* Dallas Richard Niessen, Philosophy Great Distinction Charles Chinaka Nwonuala, Political Science Michelle Mae Penner, Psychology Darryl Joseph Peters, English Distinction Danielle Anne Louisa Petersen, Psychology Great Distinction David Daniel Poilievre, English Bodie Jarrod Robinson, Religious Studies Distinction Mitra Sahatoo, Economics Adrienne Catherine Soroka, Psychology, Religious Studies Shayla Marie Stephenson, Women s and Gender Studies Tiffany Dawn Strachan, International Studies, Development Studies Distinction* Kyrsten Dorothy Stringer, English Ava Nicole Tomasiewicz, English, French Great Distinction* Jordan James Tsang, Japanese Adelle Anna Valli, Women s and Gender Studies** Kaiyu Yi, Economics & Society Qunyi Zhong, Economics BACHELOR OF ARTS HONOURS Ruby-Anne Nadine Janzen, Political Science Adam Crosby Thornton, Political Science BACHELOR OF ARTS IN POLICE STUDIES Kevin Thomas Tamaki, Police Studies BACHELOR OF ARTS HONOURS CERTIFICATE Berit Eleanor Pugh, Sociology* CERTIFICATE IN ECONOMICS Kyle James Bryden Timothy Leigh Budd Kyle Edward Derrick Gurinder Singh Gill Jeffrey Douglas Gwilliam Xiaomin Huo Valentine Inengi Scholastica Chinwendu Okafor Brandon Cole Petford Jessica Paola Torres Distinction Chioma Joy Wopara CERTIFICATE IN HEALTH STUDIES Ann Marie Dorion*** Shayla Marie Stephenson CERTFICATE IN INDIAN COMMUNICATION ARTS Desarae Leah Eashappie*** CERTIFICATE IN JAPANESE Caesaria Lam** LIBERAL ARTS CERTIFICATE Nawaf Mohammed Alokaiel Stanley Shedrach Anaka Stefanie Larisa Anderson** Abdulqadeir Abdullah Abdulqadeir Ajran Bin Mahfoodh Laura Meaghan Blender Salmabanu Ismailbhai Dhudhat Brynn Chelsea Latimer* Tristan Conrad Lawrence Hossana Anga Marcus Ryland Richard Thomas Switzer LIBERAL ARTS DIPLOMA Victor James Guredam Kimberley Rae Lavallee Xinyi Ye LA CITÉ UNIVERSITAIRE FRANCOPHONE BACHELOR OF ARTS Emma Cathlin Champ, French Devon Lynn Kwasnicia, French Benoit Robert Linteau, French* Lucas James Thomas, French David Craig Vanderberg, French Great Distinction CERTIFICAT EN FRANÇAIS LANGUE SECONDE Raeesa Surtie* FACULTY OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION BACHELOR OF ADMINISTRATION Audrey Daniels, Management*** Tracy Chimbala Lyempe, Human Resource Management*** Callie Wynona Morris, Management*** BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Ruaa Al-Bahrani, Human Resource Management Distinction Nawaf Mohammed Alokaiel, Finance Madeline Abbey Bates, Marketing Distinction Kaituo Cai, Management Duixi Cao, Accounting Great Distinctionº Katlyn Ashley Cooper, Management Distinction Sidney E. Cyca, Human Resource Management Christina Leeza Deiana, Accounting Distinction Bingshen Fang, Finance Distinction Aaron Rowland Fritzler, Finance Great Distinction Andreas George Giannaris, Accounting Gurinder Singh Gill, Accounting University of Regina 13

14 Jayde Christine Gorling, Marketing Erica Ashley Greter, Human Resource Management Morgan Nicole Hetke, Accounting Mandy Rae Horvath, Marketing Tyler Brett Hudy, Entrepreneurship Xiaomin Huo, Finance Heather Michelle Jardine, Accounting Distinction Yan Jin, Management Aidan Gabriel Jesse Katz, Management Distinction Svetlana Lairich, Marketing Siwen Li, Accounting Yi Li, Accounting Xun Liang, Human Resource Management Yiting Liu, Management Bo Long, Management Jordan Douglas Lutz, Entrepreneurshipº Catherine Colleen M c Gillivray, Marketing Jordan Jeffery M c Naughton, Accounting Distinctionº Cathy Jane Metz, Accounting Jonathan Scott Albert Millar, Accounting Christopher William Myers, Marketing Leslie Ann Nemeth, Human Resource Management Adisa Omanovi, Human Resource Management Patrick Shane Paulo, Management Brandon Reed Peddie, Management Brandon Cole Petford, Accountingº Alexandra Marie Pulvermacher, Management Sarah Mackenzie Savage, Marketing Mark Russell Schneider, Marketing Tanner Dale Schroh, Human Resource Management Jared Paul Schwark, Human Resource Management Gail Patricia Shaw, Management Rachel Joy Sikorski, Human Resource Management Samantha Leigh Swanson, Management Shadab Tahir, Accounting Distinction JiaYong Tan, Accounting Distinctionº Shuzhen Tan, Accountingº Jessica Paola Torres, Finance Distinction Mathew Harding Towill, Accounting Distinctionº Kristopher Andrew Ulrich, Accounting Distinctionº Kyrstin Elizabeth Wagner, Accountingº Brittany Leanne Walby, Marketing Shiwen Wang,Management Zhaishan Zhang, Management Yinuo Zhao, Finance DIPLOMA OF ADMINISTRATION Walter Russell Ballantyne*** DIPLOMA OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Rajdeep Singh Ramanpreet Singh Cheema Bao Yi Chen Amanda Rhea Devers Brooklyn Rey Fiesel Aaron Travis Gerein Jeffrey Douglas Gwilliam Junbong Ha Brittney Theresa Houde Xing Lian Huang Wen-Jye Jiang Sana Tajdin Karedia Youn-Kyoung Kim Arooj Kamran Maqsood Tong Mu Brock Tyson Dean Neuls Jonas Daniel Peter Ahmad Tahir Razi Chantal Leigh Rust Harshdeep Singh Sandhu Hyunjung Seo Harkit Singh Karanbir Singh Sodhi Katie Rose Tuff Paula Deneal Webb Jalal Ijaz Yousafzai Lin Zhang FACULTY OF EDUCATION BACHELOR OF EDUCATION Tracy Glenda Bird Elementary(NORTEP) Reagan David James Carter, Physical Education Patrick Maurice Pierre Chastel, Didactique français langue et lecture Secondaire Distinction Jodie May Hendry Elementaire Distinction Eilysh Ann Kirkpatrick Louisa Ms. Meeko Sheba Pikuyak Sébastien Joseph André Potvin Distinction Jorielle Marie Sheppard Elementary Leanne Mae Varley, Social Studies Education BACHELOR OF EDUCATION (INDIGENOUS EDUCATION) Tabitha Jordan Rae Goodwill*** Crystal Leigh Starr*** CERTIFICATE OF EXTENDED STUDEIS IN EDUCATION Sadjada Tauqeer FACULTY OF ENGINEERING AND APPLIED SCIENCE BACHELOR OF APPLIED SCIENCE Zeiad Abdelrahman Algehani, Industrial Systems Engineering Ali Ahmad Binabdi, Petroleum Systems Engineering Kingdom Chibundu Chukwu, Petroleum Systems Engineering 14 43rd Fall Convocation

15 Hussain Faris, Environmental Systems Engineer Skyler Nicholas Hladun, Industrial Systems Engineering Distinction Mujtaba Dyaa Jwad, Electronic Systems Engineering Tyler James Kenny, Industrial Systems Engineeringº Ryan Edward Maksymowich, Petroleum Systems Engineeringº Hossein Maleki, Petroleum Systems Engineering Edmond D. Ogbuagu, Petroleum Systems Engineering Taylor John Poncsak, Petroleum Systems Engineeringº Qaswar Ali Rai, Petroleum Systems Engineering Christopher John Richards, Software Systems Engineeringº Dylan Thomas Rush, Software Systems Engineering Priscilla Alale Saka, Petroleum Systems Engineering Weibin Tan, Electronic Systems Engineering Nathan James Wiggins, Industrial Systems Engineeringº Chu an Yang, Electronic Systems Engineering FACULTY OF KINESIOLOGY AND HEALTH STUDIES BACHELOR OF KINESIOLOGY Kaishan Aravinthan, Human Kinetics Kyla Marie Bassingthwaite, Human Kinetics Cody Brandon Biever, Human Kinetics Carter John William Birch, Human Kinetics Jacques Francis Borgeaud, Human Kinetics Dayna Marie Brons, Human Kinetics Riley William Paul Brydges, Human Kinetics Distinction Allysia Anne Doratti, Health Promotion Ashley Breanne Fichter, Fitness & Lifestyle Distinction Taralyn Marie French, Human Kinetics Jakaeden Kelly Aristotle Frizzell, Human Kinetics Danielle Renee Gallant, Human Kinetics Aarti Goyal, Human Kinetics Tasha Nicole Gray, Human Kinetics, High Performance Sam Leigh Hendren, Human Kinetics Abby Jane Hodgins, Human Kinetics, Health Promotion Distinction Carly Jean Hozjan, Human Kinetics Samantha Jo Illerbrun, Human Kinetics Great Distinction Sara Elizabeth Lautenslager, Human Kinetics Orion Donald Lonie, Human Kinetics Man Kit Ma, Human Kinetics Christine Alias Meckamalil, Human Kinetics Great Distinction Scott Douglas Mills, Human Kinetics Brittany Justina Raye Nabholz, Human Kinetics, Athletic Therapy Distinction Alexandra Shae Petrovitch, Gerontology Chantelle Helen Rogowski, Human Kinetics Great Distinction Bailee Raye Skikewich, Human Kinetics, Health Promotion Distinction Aryn Marie Volk, Human Kinetics BACHELOR OF KINESIOLOGY HONOURS Ryan Dech, Human Kinetics Elisabeth Pauline Fortier, Health Promotion Natasha Katrina Ivanochko, Human Kinetics BACHELOR OF SPORT AND RECREATION STUDIES Emily Claire Diede, Therapeutic Recreation Great Distinction Amanda Lea Federink, Therapeutic Recreation Distinction Raul Garcia, Sport and Recreation Management Brandie Taylor Magee, Therapeutic Recreation Kyra Jo Parkin, Sport and Recreation Management Kaeleen Jessica Wanner, Therapeutic Recreation CERTIFICATE IN HEALTH STUDIES Alina Badruddin Kadiwal Rupali Ashish Modi Brittany Ann Weinbender Kelvin Nyebuchi Wobo FACULTY OF MEDIA, ART, AND PERFORMANCE BACHELOR OF ARTS Kristen Ashley Auger, Indian Art Distinction*** Kirsten Jillane Hinz, Music Distinction BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS Nathaniel Luke Bertram, Film & Video Production Joshua Wilfred Holland, Film & Video Production (posthumous) Frans Jacobus Lotz, Visual Arts, Sculpture Great Distinction ** Kolbie Monique Isabelle Nesset, Film & Video Production Distinction Stephanie Gabrielle Proulx, Film & Video Production Distinction* Kelly Jo-anne Roy, Visual Arts Great Distinction BACHELOR OF MUSIC EDUCATION Brady James Alexander Frank Great Distinction FACULTY OF NURSING BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING Dominique Mpele Alimezelli Randine Brianne Allen Kamila Anna Amadi University of Regina 15

16 Robin Marie Anderson Julia Christy Ayuban Leanne Denise Bast Distinction Carla Ann Bernhardt Ryan William Broom Erin Frances Bruce Sarah Ann Buck Jacklyn Michelle Burechailo Trisha Rose Carriere Gayle Melodie Castillo Melinda Brynn Chanthaseng Rebecca Delee Clark Distinction Ramona Kate Complido Jenna Nicole Crisci Chelsey Michele Draghici Lyndsey Blayne Duchscher Brittany Kathleen Edith Dufault Shelby Lynn Fedler Morgan Spencer Jamie Forsyth Distinction Jody James Fry Ashley Rae Gordon Distinction Brittany Ann Guenzel Carlie Shirley Hamoline Jessica Michelle Harper Chelsea Marie Harty Alyssa Gayleen Hegel Leanne May Hincks Ameriza Derecho Hoa Distinction Jordan George Horvath Nicole Jean Jackson Codee Marie Johnson Distinction Rabia Kanwal Sara Nicole Kliewer Distinction Talyssa Suzanne Marie Kopp Distinction Brett Lauren Kroeger Courtney Robin Alexis Lamothe Alexis Marie Larson Nicole Anne M c Laren Carleen Marion Meszaros Distinction Hayley May Miller Distinction Akateh Morfaw Miranda Lisa May Morgan Distinction Sara Jasmine Muir Nooshin Nouroozi Jenna Faith O Hearn Aimee Rae Seykora Charlene May Shaw Randa Janelle Shewchuk Amy Jennifer Shuya Addisyn Paige Skiba Ashley Marie Smith Great Distinction Katelin Rebecca Valentine Sperling Distinction Micaela Mary Svedahl Taylor Spring Tataryn Morgan Ann Thompson Danica Banta Timbol Jessica Brooke Van Der Woude Crystal Fay Whitefish Jessica Marie Wiebe Shelby-Lynne Wiebe Nicole Elizabeth Gregovoff Zadvorny Distinction Brittany Katherine Ziegler Great Distinction FACULTY OF SCIENCE BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Chidinma Ruth Amadi, Combined Geology & Geography Asal Behdarvandan, Biochemistry Lewis Colin Cowie, Geology Weigang Dai, Computer Science Justin Kyle Eckert, Biology Great Distinction* Paige Rosa Fischer, Geography** Taylor Robert John Forsyth, Geology Distinction Bryn Michael Gelowitz, Geology* Landon Goodtrack, Computer Science Yakai Hou, Biology Dana Charles Denis Hurrell, Actuarial Science** Benjamin Douglas Inglis, Biology, Cellular and Molecular Biology Great Distinction* Dylan Adam Land, Geology Justin Andrew George Marshall, Computer Science Daniel John Meyer, Biology Great Distinction Marcia Anne Mitschke, Chemistry Great Distinction**º Paul Douglas Smart, Computer Science Great Distinctionº John Douglas Sprague, Geography John Douglas Sprague, Geology Jordan Connor Thompson, Computer Science Great Distinctionº Kyle Edward Thompson, Physics Great Distinction Kyle Edward Thompson, Mathematics Great Distinction Jacob Jozua van Niekerk, Geology** Adam Robert John Young, Computer Science*** BACHELOR OF SCIENCE HONOURS Alyssa Christie Klein, Geography CERTIFICATE IN COMPUTER SCIENCE Ahmad Suliman I Alghoson Matthew Guy Aurele Duperreault Yaocheng Wang FACULTY OF SOCIAL WORK BACHELOR OF INDIAN SOCIAL WORK Justine Mary Lee Antoine-Roy*** 16 43rd Fall Convocation

17 BACHELOR OF INDIGENOUS SOCIAL WORK Tenielle Amy Bekkattla*** Marina Bernice Dumas*** Raven Catherine Felix*** Amber-Leigh Ann Fox*** Merila Airel Ivarluk*** Korley Alicia Netmaker*** Alexandra Marie Odnokon*** BACHELOR OF SOCIAL WORK Corinne Ann Anthony Veronica Elizabeth Bear Michelle Marie Bouchard Barbara Louise Bowie Summer Dawn Creeley Amy Brette Crockett Nicole Carmel Marina Cruickshank Ashleigh Christine Delanghe Julia Elizabeth Given Heather Joy Griffiths Kelly Munro Groenendyk Jessica Brooke Harvey Palwashah Humayun Steven Leslie Humble Fernando Ismael Kowal Villa Miriam Kuypers Erin Lea Longpre Lynette Ashley Redman Adrienne Nicole Reifferscheid Joelle Janice Remezoff Jillian Rose Scharfstein Allison Mackenzie Scherger Kendra Donelle Shewchuk Shaylin Louise Steininger Rizwana Tasneem Peter Henry George Thrun Cassie Jo Van Camp Michelle Ivanna Zabiaka Nancy Lynn Zeleny Ashley Dawn Zelinski CERTIFICATE IN INDIGENOUS SOCIAL WORK Charlene Jenny Bear *** Tenielle Amy Bekkattla *** Marina Bernice Dumas *** Merila Airel Ivarluk *** Brittley Alexis James *** Korley Alicia Netmaker *** Sonya Joy Whitehawk *** CERTIFICATE IN SOCIAL WORK Fiona C.M. Wray CENTRE FOR CONTINUING EDUCATION ADVANCED CERTIFICATE IN LOCAL GOVERNMENT AUTHORITY Travis Paul Blanchard Sherry Lynn Guenther Michelle Jennifer M ac Donald CERTIFICATE IN ADMINISTRATION LEVEL I Savnit Singh Dana Jill Ahmed Camille Margaret Audette Balkar Singh Brar Raymond Weiman Chow Christian Caba Dela Cruz Chandandeep Singh Deol Soaeb Shabuddin Dhanani Heena Dhawan Jessica Sara Dawn Fahlman Ramandeep Singh Formay Bonnie Margaret Fox Heather Howell-Shiplack Kevin Rodney Hudy Waseem Imran Kamakshi Joshi Altaf Dosanbhai Karedia Zainil Zaherali Karedia Manisha Mansurali Karediya Kamaljeet Rasvinder Kaur Mandeep Kaur Nizar Rahim Lakhani Marie-Jose Mulanga Lumbala Rajinder Singh Madaan Saif Saiyadali Maknojia Sumeet Sultan Maknojia Zoha Amin Maknojia Alim Badrudin Maknojiya Shaniza Mubarak Maknojiya Alim Amirali Manasiya Afseen Akbarali Maredia Rufia Tajdin Maredia Saniya Sadruddin Maredia Sarjilbhai Najarali Marediya Shubham Mehta Asifali Vajirali Momin Naufa Maherali Momin Sandra Leanne Nixon Chandni Priyavadan Patel Darshit Jayendrabhai Patel Vishal Rasiklal Patel Akif Amir Prasla Moonisha Mahendi Prasla Sukhpreet Puri Paramdeep Singh Raina*** Animesh Rajvaidya University of Regina 17

18 Ahmad Tahir Razi Amrit Pal Singh Sekhon Alphonse Kyle Sewap*** Apramjot Singh Jaspreet Singh Kunwardeep Singh Partap Singh Marla Tristin Sliva Munif Hazarat Sunesara Saniya Zulfikar Sunesara Sarabjit Singh Tack Keisha Vincent Blake Zelinski CERTIFICATE IN ADMINISTRATION LEVEL II Mehdi Ali Raymond Weiman Chow Russell Duffy Trent Scott Grant Troy Thomas Willia Hunter Baohui Jia Zhonglei Ju Parampreet Kaur Nizar Rahim Lakhani Ahmad Tahir Razi Teresa Joy Reierson Gurkirat Singh Sarao Talbot Keith Saunders*** Alphonse Kyle Sewap*** Marco Antonio Vargas Blake Zelinski CERTIFICATE IN ADULT EDUCATION AND TRAINING Denise Lynn Brotzel CERTIFICATE IN HOSPITALITY, TOURISM AND GAMING ENTERTAINMENT MANAGEMENT Jennifer Elizabeth Wilson*** CERTIFICATE IN LOCAL GOVERNMENT AUTHORITY Raelee Joelle Boehm Daphne Brady Kerrie Marlene Chabot Andrew Frank Crowe Tara Dawn Fritz Julie Ann Gillard Nicole Robin Goldsworthy Connie Marie Henning Marianne Knaus Breeanna Laura Gail Komodowski Andrea Justine Kosior Kristen Lissel Amanda Lynn Meyers Christina Lee Moore Elaine Nancy Moosomin Dawn Joy Oehler Angela Nicole Robertson Erin Lynn Robertson Ember Holly Simpson Alysson Dee Slater Christina Yvonne Weeding Courtney Cynthia Wiers Tracy Wittke CERTIFICATE IN PUBLIC RELATIONS Ashley Dawn Bishop Ashley Elizabeth Flaman Tanisha Khan, Public Relations Megan Heather M c Cormick Benjamin Scott Morgan Lisa Michelle Oussoren Kate Mary Thornton CERTIFICATE OF EXTENDED STUDIES IN INCLUSIVE EDUCATION Rikki Lee Bell Marie Elizabeth Campbell Aleah Samantha Chobot Gillian Victoria Crocker Clorice Annette Delorme Ronda Christine Gusa Whitney Lynn Kienas Malissa Ann Losenno Theresa Lyn Catherine Pennington Sarah Christine Louise Piluk Sacha Ann Sahlmueller Lyndsay Elizabeth Wood FIRST NATIONS LANGUAGE INSTRUCTORS CERTIFICATE Brenda Lee Haywahe*** Mary Jane Martell*** Arnelda Lyla M c Nab*** Freda Owatch*** Theresa O Watch*** Diane Smith*** LIBERAL ARTS CERTIFICATE Samantha Bell Lyle Douglas Lancaster Jenalee Dawn McCoy 18 43rd Fall Convocation

19 STUDENT AWARDS THE PRESIDENT S DISTINGUISHED GRADUATE STUDENT AWARD The President s Distinguished Graduate Student Award is awarded to the student deemed to have achieved an exceptional thesis, exhibition, or performance, and corresponding defense, and who had an outstanding academic performance in their graduate program. Leadership and university or community involvement is also considered. Dr. Zhong Li is this year s recipient with a Doctor of Philosophy in Environmental Systems Engineering. The Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research would also like to acknowledge Dr. Li s doctoral supervisor, Dr. Gordon Huang. She had an outstanding academic record as a graduate student with a GPA of 91%. Dr Li s thesis, titled Stochastic Modeling and Risk Management for Water Resources Systems Under Changing Climatic Conditions, was praised by the external thesis examiner, and noted that the techniques she developed have already found application in Canadian and Chinese watersheds. She obtained her own funding from NSERC and Environment Canada and published 20 peer-reviewed papers in the past 4 years. Zhong developed innovative methods for flood analysis, climate impact studies, uncertainty analysis, and risk-based environmental system management. Her supervisor, Dr Gordon Huang describes Dr. Li as a brilliant and diligent researcher who can transform theoretical knowledge into engineering practice. Dr. Li also served as a project advisor for the United Nations Development Programme, overseeing implementation of 10 projects in developing countries and served as president of Chinese Graduate Students and Visiting Scholars Association. The Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research at the University of Regina was pleased to have Dr. Zhong Li as a student and would like to congratulate her on receiving one of its most distinguished awards, the President s Distinguished Graduate Student Award. 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. Marcia Anne Mitschke was nominated for the President s Medal by the Faculty of Science for the Fall 2016 convocation ceremony, and was chosen as the recipient of the President s Medal by the Undergraduate Scholarship Committee and Executive of Council. Marcia is graduating with a BSc in Chemistry, Cooperative Education designation, achieving Great Distinction with a CGPA of 88.26%, through Luther College. As a result of her outstanding academic record, Marcia received numerous awards, including: Academic Silver Scholarship, B Nai Brith M.D. Brownstein Scholarship, Camilla McCabe Scholarship for Service to Society Scholarship (Luther College), Centennial Merit Plus Scholarship, Dean s List, Science Faculty, John Spencer Middleton & Jack Spencer Gordon Middleton Scholarship, Luther College Faculty Scholarship, Robert Gertrude Wagner Music Scholarship (Luther), Rural Student Entrance Scholarship, Saskatchewan Innovation Undergraduate Scholarship, and the SaskPower Award. Outside of her academic studies, Marcia has truly excelled as a volunteer on as well as off-campus. Marcia s volunteer experiences include but are not limited to: Quad Representative & Secretary (Luther University Students Association), Senior Ambassador (U of R Ambassador Team), Environmental Rep & VP- Communications (U of Waterloo Optometry Students Society), Student Optometrist (Mission trips to Dominican Republic & Peru), and Youth Leader (Youth & Young Adult Community of Saskatchewan Conference of the United Church of Canada). Marcia has shown herself to not only be an outstanding academic, but also a compassionate leader who has developed her strong leadership qualities through many different work and volunteer experiences. The Faculty of Science congratulates Marcia on her accomplishments and wishes her the best of luck with her future endeavours in the College of Optometry at the University of Waterloo. FACULTY OF ARTS DEAN S MEDAL The Faculty of Arts is pleased to award Adam Crosby Thornton the Faculty of Arts Dean s Medal. Mr. Thornton is graduating with a Bachelor of Arts Honours in Political Science, with a minor in Justice Studies. His extracurricular commitments give life to his studies, and demonstrate his commitment to the University of Regina s motto As One Who Serves, and support the University s interest in working with the surrounding community. Mr. Thornton has been a consistent and strong academic performer, having appeared on the Dean s List for the Faculty of Arts twice in Fall 2014 and in Fall His instructors have commended Mr Thornton for his intellectual interests in addressing inequality and his ability to encourage thoughtful classroom discussion amongst his peers. University of Regina 19

20 UNIVERSITY PRIZE IN ARTS The Faculty of Arts is pleased to award Dallas Richard Niessen the University Prize in Arts. This award is given to the most distinguished student receiving a first degree in the Faculty of Arts. Mr Niesen is graduating today with a Bachelor of Arts, major in Philosophy and a CGPA of He has earned a spot on the Dean s List several times through his studies, and is currently working toward a second Bachelor of Arts degree, majoring in German. FACULTY OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION DEAN S MEDAL 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 Fall 2016 Convocation is Ruaa Al-Bahrani. Ms. Al-Bahrani is graduating with a Bachelor of Business Administration, with Distinction and a Human Resource Management Major. Ruaa s graduating average is 83.78%. Ms. Al-Bahrani is a true reflection of an ideal student. She has a number of characteristics that have led to her success as a student. These characteristics will, no doubt, contribute to her achievements in the future. Ms. Al-Bahrani is very articulate, creative, an analytical thinker, and an excellent communicator. These abilities led to her identifying a gap for students within the Faculty of Business Administration. She observed that there were not many activities for students to participate in if their interest was human resources. This resulted in her and some fellow students starting a Human Resource Business Student Club, which continues to provide opportunities to students within the Faculty of Business Administration. As a student, Ms. Al-Bahrani made a number of connections with the human resource community outside the university. This led to partnerships to improve the knowledge of students related to realworld experience. For instance, she was one of the individuals involved in setting up the Day with HR Professionals event. Ms. Al-Bahrani acts on opportunities to use her education for practical outcomes. Her ability to identify and take on challenging situations positions her well to become one of tomorrow s leaders. The Faculty of Business Administration and the University of Regina are proud to recognize Ms. Al- Bahrani as one who serves. UNIVERSITY PRIZE IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION The University Prize in Business Administration is awarded to the most distinguished graduate of the Faculty of Business Administration receiving a first degree at the Fall Convocation. The recipient for 2016 Fall Convocation is Aaron Rowland Fritzler. Aaron entered the Faculty of Business Administration in 2012 as an Excellence student and continued to achieve equally strong results within the program as well, graduating with Great Distinction and a program average of 89.6%. According to Finance instructors, Aaron distinguished himself in the classroom with the outstanding quality of his contributions in class, both individually and in teams. Aaron s path to graduation was a little longer, as he also took time to gain valuable work experience participating in two work terms in the Cooperative Education Program. Today, Aaron is receiving a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) with a major in Finance. During his studies at the University of Regina, Aaron s name has appeared several times on the Faculty of Business Administration Dean s List and he is now continuing his studies as he pursues his Juris Doctor at the University of Saskatchewan Law School. We wish Aaron every success in his future endeavours. FACULTY OF ENGINEERING AND APPLIED SCIENCE DEAN S MEDAL The Dean s Medal is presented each year at Fall Convocation to the most distinguished student who has been nominated by the Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science for the President s Medal. This year, we are proud to present the Dean s Medal to Skyler Nicholas Hladun. Skyler began his academic career at the University of Regina in 2012 receiving an Athletic Entrance Scholarship. Each year throughout his studies he received the Academic All Canadian Scholarship representing the Cougar s Hockey Team. In Skyler s final semester he successfully completed his 4th Year Project, Co-op Refinery Complex Tank 915 Heating System which heats a 250,000 barrel tank of crude oil to a specified temperature in the cold winter months. Skyler is now graduating with a Bachelor of Applied Science majoring in Industrial Systems Engineering with Distinction. Skyler has shown not only athletic ability on the ice but also excellent leadership, motivation and dedication to the Cougar s Hockey Team during his four years here. During his studies he has shown exceptional innovative thinking, great organizational and communication skills while completing group and individual projects and 20 43rd Fall Convocation

21 assignments. He is very intellectual and has a strong work ethic. Skyler is pleasant to talk to, easy to get along with and usually smiling. He is a pleasure to work with, teach and advise. The Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science is confident that Skyler will have a successful and rewarding engineering career. He is very determined and professional as well as very enthusiastic about his engineering profession. UNIVERSITY PRIZE IN ENGINEERING AND APPLIED SCIENCE The University Prize in Engineering and Applied Science is awarded to the most distinguished graduate of the Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science receiving a first degree at the Fall Convocation. The recipent at the Fall 2016 Convocation is Skyler Nicholas Hladun. More information on this student can be found under the Faculty of Engineering and Appled Science Dean s Medal. FACULTY OF KINESIOLOGY AND HEALTH STUDIES DEAN S MEDAL The Faculty of Kinesiology and Health Studies is pleased to be able to recognize Ms. Elisabeth Pauline Fortier as the most deserving recipient of the Faculty of Kinesiology and Health Studies Dean s Medal. Ms. Fortier s program of study was the Bachelor of Kinesiology Honours, majoring in Human Kinetics with a cumulative average of 80.72%. Elisabeth relocated from Quebec with her family, completing high school in Zenon Park, SK, beginning her studies at the University of Regina in She is a three-time Academic All-Canadian which highlights her ability to manage her demanding athletic competition and training schedule with her academic goals, with English as an additional language. Her comprehensive honours thesis examined moral agency in nurses and ethical considerations in healthcare, and was deemed by her committee as graduate studies calibre. Ms. Fortier s community and volunteer services have provided her with the opportunity to travel to Mexico, Nepal and Peru. In addition, she has volunteered her time as an athletics coach, with Campus For All, and the French community. Ms. Fortier will continue to engage with the campus and extended community as she pursues her graduate studies at the University of Regina. The Faculty of Kinesiology and Health Studies congratulates Elisabeth in being the recipient of this award and wish her well with all of her upcoming undertakings. UNIVERSITY PRIZE IN KINESIOLOGY AND HEALTH STUDIES The Faculty of Kinesiology and Health Studies is pleased to recognize Samantha Jo Illerbrun as the most deserving recipient of the University Prize in Kinesiology and Health Studies. Her program of study is the Bachelor of Kinesiology, majoring in Human Kinetics with a cumulative average of 87.59%, allowing her to convocate with Great Distinction. Ms. Illerbrun s extensive involvement in extracurricular opportunities in her community and at the University of Regina makes her a worthy recipient of this award. Samantha has participated in a number of programs and volunteer opportunities including the UR Guarantee, UofR Ambassadors programs, as well as Intramural Sports. Pursuing roles as a Supplemental Instruction leader, tutor, and teaching assistant, Ms. Illerbrun has been a leader in the faculty. In addition, she was a mentor with the UR Guarantee Mentorship program. The Dr. Paul Schwann Centre, Special Olympics, Sports for All, Astonished!, SLYPOut (Social Leisure Youth Program) and the Autism Resource Centre have all benefited from Samantha s volunteering. Ms Illerbrun s home community of Shaunavon has also benefitted from her volunteerism, namely the Shaunavon Recreation Program, for several summers. Academic achievement for Ms. Illerbrun has included being the recipient of the Centennial Merit Scholarship, Academic Silver Merit Scholarship consecutively for four years, as well as being named to the Dean s List for five of the seven semesters during her academic career. The University of Regina s motto, As one who serves, has been and will continue to be exemplified by this outstanding alumna. Sincere congratulations to Samantha as we wish her success with all future endeavours. She has received numerous monetary awards, including the Academic All-Canadian scholarship (3 years), the Douglas & Margaret Cuddington Scholarship in Kinesiology and Health Studies, the UofR Aboriginal Bursary, Gabriel Dumont Napoleon Scholarship, and the Neil Sherlock Scholarship. University of Regina 21

22 FACULTY OF MEDIA, ART, AND PERFORMANCE DEAN S MEDAL Brady James Alexander Frank is being awarded the Dean s Medal today due to his demonstrated leadership and academic achievement. Mr. Frank is graduating with a Bachelor of Music Education degree (Great Distinction). Mr. Frank s pursuit of excellence in academics and musicianship began in high school. He was awarded the Centennial Merit Plus Scholarship due to his high school admission average and earned two entrance scholarships by the Department of Music based on his audition and his high school marks. He appeared on the Dean s List throughout his degree program and earned many other scholarships and awards along the way. He was an active and engaged music student, volunteer, and leader while at University. Brady was always there to lend a hand and ensure the music activities he was involved in were successful. A trombonist, he was a section leader in instrumental ensembles but was also a section leader in choir. In addition, he was the departmental representative to the Saskatchewan Band Association and involved in coordinating the Provincial Honour Band. Dr. David Dick, Brady s trombone teacher says that students like Brady make teaching enjoyable. Mr. Frank was a leader within the music community as a co-founder of a band camp in Swift Current and the band Bears in Hazen more. The band was a top contender in a national CBC music competition highlighting the talent and energy of musicians studying at the U of R. Brady also gave his time to worthy causes such as Big Brothers. The Dean is delighted to award him our medal, a piece of photographic art by recent graduate Simon Fuh to celebrate Brady s achievements. We know he will be a great role model for his future students and continue to be an important part of our musical landscape. UNIVERSITY PRIZE IN MEDIA, ART, AND PERFORMANCE Brady James Alexander Frank, Bachelor of Music Education, Great Distintion, is being awarded the University Prize in Media, Art, and Performance today as the most distinguished graduate based on academic performance and artistic merit. His average in his major area of music is 88.03%. For more information on Brady, please see the description under the Faculty of Media, Art, and Performance Dean s Medal. 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 of Science in Nursing (SCBScN) 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 program is very pleased to present the Deans Medal to Ms. Carleen Marion Meszaros. Ms. Meszaros is graduating from the SCBScN program in Regina, with a Cumulative Graduate Point Average (CGPA) of 81.19%. Carleen completed the program in three years through the August Exit option which involves attending courses continuously from the beginning of second year until completion of the program. While a student at the University of Regina and in the SCBScN program, Carleen maintained her academic excellence while also being a member of the Cougar Women s Hockey Team. While on the Cougar Women s Hockey Team, Ms. Meszaros not only played, she was an On-Ice Hockey Leader for both the Junior Cougars and the Cougar Cubs and a Hockey Team Mentor. Most important to note, Carleen was the Team Captain for the Cougar Women s Hockey Team from Ms. Meszaros has also been the recipient of fourteen scholarships and awards throughout her time at the University of Regina. She has been the recipient of the Academic All Canadian Scholarship on six occasions. As well, Ms. Meszaros has received an award in each year her academic career, as well as in each year of the SCBScN program. The Faculty of Nursing at the University of Regina and the School of Nursing at Saskatchewan Polytechnic would like to congratulate Carleen on her many accomplishments and wish her the best of luck in her future endeavours. SASKATCHEWAN REGISTERED NURSES ASSOCIATION GOLD MEDAL FOR EXCELLENCE IN CLINICAL PRACTICE The Saskatchewan Registered Nurses 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 the four required 300-level clinical courses. With a clinical average of 84.5%, Brittany Katharine Ziegler is the recipient of this award for the Fall 2016 Convocation rd Fall Convocation

23 Ms. Ziegler is graduating from the SCBScN program with Great Distinction through the August Exit option which involves attending courses continuously from the beginning of second year until the completion of the program. Throughout her program, Ms. Ziegler has excelled academically. She first received the Academic Silver Scholarship in the Fall 2014 term, the Academic Gold Scholarship in the Fall 2015 term, and was placed on the Dean s Honours List for the Fall 2015 term. The Faculty of Nursing at the University of Regina and the School of Nursing at Saskatchewan Polytechnic congratulate Brittany on her many accomplishments and wish her the best of luck in her future endeavours. 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. Marcia Anne Mitschke is the recipient of this award. For more information on Marcia please refer to The President s Medal. UNIVERSITY PRIZE IN SCIENCE The University Prize in Science is awarded to the most distinguished student graduating with a first degree from the Faculty of Science. Jordan Connor Thompson, with a CGPA of 95.38%, is the recipient of this prize at the 2016 Fall Convocation and is graduating with a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science with a minor in Psychology and a Cooperative Education designation. He completed all three of his Cooperative Education work terms with iqmetrix. Jordan attended Michael A. Riffel high school and joined the University of Regina in In recognition of his academic achievements, he has received several awards including: the Academic Gold Scholarship multiple times, Campion College Prize, Centennial Merit Plus Scholarship, Dean s Honours List (Science & Engineering) multiple times, Dorothy Boyle Memorial Scholarship, English 100 Prize (Campion College), John Spencer Middleton & Jack Spencer Gordon Middleton Scholarship multiple times, Michael Zerr Memorial Scholarship (Campion College), Saskatchewan Innovation Undergraduate Scholarship, & the Willoughby Scholarship multiple times. Dr. Malek Mouhoub, Department Head of Computer Science, describes Jordan as one of the brightest students that he has seen. Dr. Howard Hamilton, a Professor in the Department of Computer Science, appreciated having Jordan in his CS 409 Interactive Entertainment Software class because: He could be counted on to contribute relevant ideas based on his knowledge and expertise. He was an independent worker who did a great job on his assignments. For the course, he created a computer game involving spaceships fighting battles in a simulated threedimensional environment in the vicinity of a ringed planet. He added elegant touches to the base requirements including avoiding complex calculations to check for collisions between the enemy spaceships and the numerous ring particles. The Faculty of Science congratulates Jordan on his accomplishments and wishes him the best of luck with his future endeavours. 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 Social Work. The recipient this fall is Michelle Ivanna Zabiaka. Throughout her life, Michelle has always found a passion in helping others. While growing up in Dauphin, Manitoba and into adulthood, Michelle found an interest in working with youth. The joy Michelle finds in helping youth has fueled her ambition in completing a Bachelor s degree in Social Work (BSW) and strengthens her desire to continue to work with and advocate for youth. Michelle started her journey to earn a BSW in 2013 after moving to Saskatoon, where she began a whole new life for herself on her own. It did not take long for Michelle to find her footing and establish a strong network of friends and supports who encouraged her to continue pursuing her degree, even when the path became challenging. While attending the University of Regina Saskatoon Campus, Michelle volunteered with Big Brothers Big Sisters Saskatoon and at the Student Wellness Initiative Towards Community Health (SWITCH) clinic. Michelle s openness to learning and new opportunities has expanded her passion for social work into helping all individuals, regardless of circumstances. Michelle personally understands and has experienced how it feels to not have positive supports in life and strives to use this experience to ensure that no one else has to feel this way. After finishing her degree, Michelle is seeking opportunities to share her passion and dedication with her community through volunteerism, while also searching for the right fit to start her social work career. Michelle is an exemplary example of how being passionate and motivated to overcome the barriers in front of you can lead to success. University of Regina 23

24 TRI-COUNCIL RECIPIENTS Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) Doctoral: Daniel LeBouthillier Psychology Michelle Teale Sapach Psychology Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) Doctoral: Emily Boughner Psychology Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) Masters: Angela Alberry Social and Political Thought Yvonne Faller Psychology Brian Hoad Fine Arts Nathan Mader English Jeremy Sundeen Education Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council (NSERC) Masters: Daniel Krumer Math Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) Masters: Erin Browne Psychology Isaac Hahn Psychology Stephanie Korol Psychology Mabel Yu (Kwan Tsz) Psychology NSERC USRA Recipients: Hosam Abou-tok, Science Tasha Baller, Science Willow Bellisle, Education Judith Bjorndahl, Science Colleen Henschel, Science James Hill, KHS Max Karnitsky, Science Nicole Lerminiaux, Science Katherine Markewich, Science Chance McDougall, Science Christopher Ripplinger, Science Marita Scriver, Science Alyssa Stulberg, Science Danae Suchan, Science Kyle Thompson, Science Karl Vantomme, Science Jennifer Verrett, Science Rachel Willis, Science NEW AWARDS ESTABLISHED SINCE SPRING 2016 University of Regina German Language Achievement Scholarship The University of Regina German Language Achievement Scholarship (formally the University of Regina German Language Entrance Scholarship) was established at the University of Regina through a generous donation to the 2011 Matching Gift Program. Hank Lorenzen Women s Volleyball Award The Hank Lorenzen Women s Volleyball Award was created to assist students who are active members of the University of Regina Cougars women s volleyball team pursing a degree in any Faculty. Chinese Studies Award The Chinese Studies Award was established by the Department of International Languages at the University of Regina. This award will assist students pursuing Chinese Language Studies. Philosophy Prize The Philosophy Prize was established through an anonymous donation made to the Department of Philosophy and Classics to assist students who are pursuing a degree at the University of Regina. Scotiabank Aboriginal Entrance Award The Scotiabank Aboriginal Entrance Award was established through a donation made by Scotiabank to assist students who are pursuing any degree at the University of Regina. Naresh Narang Memorial Award The Naresh Narang Memorial Award was established through a donation provided by Mrs. Raj Narang to assist students who are enrolled in the Campus For All program. Mike Lazecki Football Awards The Mike Lazecki Football Awards were established to assist students who are active members of the University of Regina Rams football team pursing a degree in any Faculty. These awards were established to honour Mike Lazecki. Funding is the result of donations made in Mike Lazecki s memory in support of University of Regina Rams awards including participation in golf tournaments held in Mike s honour. Don Ireland Memorial Award The Don Ireland Memorial Award was established through a donation made by Aon Hewitt in memory of Don Ireland to assist students who are pursuing a degree in the Faculty of Science, majoring in Actuarial Science rd Fall Convocation

25 Barry Bortnick Scholarship in Science The Barry Bortnick Scholarship in Science was established through a donation made by Barry Bortnick to assist students who are pursuing a degree in the Faculty of Science. Mary G. Cook Bursary The Mary G. Cook Bursary was established through an estate gift provided by Mary G. Cook to assist students in any faculty who are pursuing a degree and demonstrates financial need. Gene B. Ciuca Memorial Award in Media, Art and Performance The Gene B. Ciuca Memorial Award in Media, Art and Performance (Formerly the Gene B. Cuica Memorial Scholarship) was established through a donation made by Gene s Ltd. to assist students who are entering the third or fourth year of a degree from the Faculty of Media, Art, and Performance. Denis Losie Sr. Memorial Scholarship The Denis Losie Sr. Memorial Scholarship was established through a donation made by the University of Regina Rams Football Club to assist student athletes who are pursuing a degree at the University of Regina in memory of Denis Losie Sr. Levene and Rawlinson Scholarship The Levene and Rawlinson Scholarship was established in 2016 through a donation provided by Gordon Rawlinson and Kenneth Levene to assist students who are pursuing a Masters degree in the Faculty of Business Administration. Arthur Goldman/Anthony Thorn Bursary The Arthur Goldman/Anthony Thorn Bursary was established in 2016 through a donation from the Estate of Arthur Goldman to assist students who are pursuing a degree in the Faculty of Arts or the Faculty of Media, Art, and Performance who require financial assistance. Great Plains Fishery Workers Association Award The Great Plains Fishery Workers Association Award was established in 2016 through a donation provided by the Great Plains Fishery Workers Association to assist students who are pursuing a graduate degree in studies pertaining to research in fisheries. Dasro Consulting Scholarship The Dasro Consulting Scholarship was established in 2016 through a donation provided by Dasro Consulting to assist students who are pursuing a degree in the Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science. HBI Office Plus Inc. Winter Award The HBI Office Plus Inc. Winter Award was established through a donation made by HBI Office Plus Inc. to assist mature students who are pursuing a degree in any faculty at the University of Regina who demonstrate financial need. Dr. Jo-Ann Episkenew Memorial Award The Dr. Jo-Ann Episkenew Memorial Award was established through various donations from the community to assist students who are pursuing a degree program at the University of Regina who have a connection with someone that attended a Canadian Residential School. Regina Rams Football Club Man Up Against Violence Award The Regina Rams Football Club Man Up Against Violence Award was established through a donation made by the University of Regina Rams Football Club to assist student athletes who are pursuing a degree at the University of Regina. Spanish Certificate Award The Spanish Certificate Award was established by the Department of International Languages at the University of Regina. The award will recognize academic excellence in Spanish Language Studies. Spanish Major Award The Spanish Major Award was established by the Department of International Languages at the University of Regina. The award will recognize academic excellence in Spanish Language Studies. Spanish Experience Award The Spanish Experience Award was established by the Department of International Languages at the University of Regina. The award will recognize academic excellence in Spanish Language Studies. Guru Nanak Award The Guru Nanak Award was established through a donation made by Sohan Singh Matharu to assist students who are enrolled in the Campus For All Program. Viterra Scholarship in Business Administration The Viterra Scholarship in Business Administration was established through a donation made by Viterra Inc. to assist students who are pursuing a degree in the Faculty of Business Administration. Viterra Athletic Scholarship in Business Administration The Viterra Athletic Scholarship in Business Administration was established through a donation made by Viterra Inc. to assist students who are pursuing a degree in the Faculty of Business Administration. Viterra Scholarship in Computer Science The Viterra Scholarship in Computer Science was established through a donation made by Viterra Inc. to assist students who are pursuing a degree in the Faculty of Science. University of Regina 25

26 Viterra Scholarship in Engineering and Applied Science The Viterra Scholarship in Engineering and Applied Science was established through a donation made by Viterra Inc. to assist students who are pursuing a degree in the Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science, majoring in Electronic Systems Engineering, Industrial Systems Engineering or Software Systems Engineering. Viterra Athletic Scholarship in Engineering and Applied Science The Viterra Athletic Scholarship in Engineering and Applied Science was established through a donation made by Viterra Inc. to assist students who are pursuing a degree in the Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science, majoring in Electronic Systems Engineering, Industrial Systems Engineering or Software Systems Engineering. RECOGNITION OF FIRST GRADUATES FROM NEW PROGRAMS Master of Journalism The Master of Journalism degree program was established in 2014 and the first cohort of students were admitted in Fall Today we celebrate the first graduates from this program. The professional Master s option in Journalism is a 30 credit program to be completed over three semesters. It is not an academic track degree; rather it is designed to develop students capacity for advanced journalistic investigation. Candidates take a suite of core courses in the theory, history and methods of journalism as well as two advanced specialization options (in print, magazine, broadcast, documentary, international media, alternative media or photojournalism). An outside elective draws on the resources of other departments and programs and is related to students professional capstone projects. In lieu of a thesis, a professional project is completed under the supervision of an assigned faculty member. Long-form journalism proposals may include a film or radio documentary; a creative non-fiction or investigative series for magazine, newspaper or online publication; a publisher-ready book proposal and first chapter; a photo-journalism exhibit; or a community-based media project. Students follow a rigorous and methodical process of research planning and investigation to produce journalism of publication / broadcast quality. Proposals must meaningfully advance the public interest. Students also participate in a Master s workshop, as they move from the conceptualization and investigation phases to the project production phase. Master of Nursing Today we award the first degrees in Master of Nursing with a specialization in Nurse Practitioners. This program was established in 2013 and the first cohort of students admitted in Fall 2014.The Faculty of Nursing offers an innovative approach to Canadian primary care Nurse Practitioner education with the Collaborative Nurse Practitioner Program (CNPP) in partnership with the Saskatchewan Polytechnic. The CNPP program prepares primary care nurse practitioners at the graduate level enabling them to contribute and support improved access to quality primary health care in Saskatchewan. Graduates of the program will have both academic and clinical preparation in the knowledge, skills, judgements and essential competencies that are required for the Canadian NP examination. As clinicians, leaders and role models, nurse practitioners bring a holistic approach to care that directly impacts the lives of individuals, families and communities. The CNPP offers Registered Nurses an opportunity to achieve advanced competencies required for nurse practitioner registration and licensure. Building on baccalaureate RN practice, the program blends in-depth knowledge of nursing theory and practice with legal authority and autonomy. Students develop enhanced skills in health assessment, diagnosis, planning, intervention and evaluation within the framework of primary health care. Community development, health promotion and collaboration with interprofessional health care providers are essential components of the CNPP. Students critically appraise and apply research, best practice guidelines and theory relevant to advanced nursing practice rd Fall Convocation

27 ACADEMIC REGALIA 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. Serving members of the Canadian Forces or Canadian Police Forces may wear their dress uniform without an academic gown, and wear a hood corresponding to the degree they are receiving. 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 Undergraduate Degrees Bachelor of Administration Bachelor of Adult Education and Training Bachelor of Applied Science 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 Business Administration Bachelor of Dance Bachelor of Education Bachelor of Education (Indigenous Education) Bachelor of Fine Arts Bachelor of Geographic Information Sciences Bachelor of Health Studies Bachelor of Health Studies - Dental Hygiene Bachelor of Human Justice Bachelor of Human Resource Development Bachelor of Indigenous Social Work Bachelor of Journalism Bachelor of Kinesiology Bachelor of Medical Imaging Bachelor of Medical Laboratory Science Bachelor of Music Bachelor of Music Education Bachelor of Science Bachelor of Science Honours Bachelor of Science in Nursing Bachelor of Social Work Bachelor of Sport and Recreation Studies Bachelor of Vocational/Technical Education Royal blue outside and white inside trim Forest green outside and grey inside trim Emerald green inside and outside trim White outside and inside trim White outside and inside trim Light blue outside and inside trim White outside trim and scarlet inside trim White outside trim and jade green inside trim Royal blue outside and white inside trim with gold cord on outside edge Violet velveteen outside and inside trim Violet outside and inside trim Sky blue hood with violet outside and inside trim White outside trim and apple blossom pink inside trim White outside trim and royal blue inside trim White outside trim, shamrock green inside trim with silver cord on outside edge White outside trim, shamrock green inside trim with silver cord on outside edge Dark orange outside and inside trim Grey outside trim and forest green inside trim Sky blue hood with citron yellow outside and inside trim Light blue outside trim and white inside trim Silver grey outside and inside trim and navy blue outside border with silver cord Teal outside and inside trim Teal outside and inside trim Scarlet outside and inside trim Scarlet outside and inside trim Mint green outside and inside trim Mint green outside and inside trim Apricot outside trim with navy border and inside trim and white braided cord Citron yellow outside and inside trim Gold outside and inside trim and navy blue outside border Grey outside trim and violet inside trim University of Regina 27

28 Graduate Degrees Doctor of Philosophy Master of Indigenous Social Work Master of Administration Master of Adult Education Master of Applied Science Master of Arts Master of Business Administration Master of Education Master of Engineering Master of Fine Arts Master of Human Resource Development Master of Human Resource Management Master of Journalism Master of Music Master of Nursing Master of Public Administration Master of Public Policy Master of Science Master of Social Work Master of Vocational/Technical Education Scarlet hood and blue silk lining Sky blue hood with citron yellow outside and inside trim and citron yellow lining Royal blue outside trim and white inside trim and lining Grey outside trim and violet inside trim and lining Green outside and inside trim and green lining White outside and inside trim and white lining Blue outside trim and violet inside trim and lining Violet outside and inside trim and violet lining Green outside and inside trim and gold lining White outside trim and pink inside trim and lining Grey outside trim, forest green inside trim and grey lining Blue outside trim and scarlet inside trim and lining Light blue outside trim and white inside trim and lining Scarlet outside and inside trim and scarlet lining Navy and Apricot split with white cord outside trim, apricot inside trim & lining Blue outside trim and gold inside trim and lining Royal blue outside trim and burgundy inside trim and lining Mint green outside and inside trim and mint green lining Citron yellow outside trim and inside trim and citron yellow lining Grey outside trim, violet inside trim and grey lining Certificates & Diplomas Students receiving certificates and diplomas wear an academic gown but typically do not wear an academic hood, except when the certificate or diploma program requires a previous degree, or the recipient holds a previous degree. Certificates and diplomas requiring a previous degree include: Advanced Certificate in Arts Advanced Certificate in Justice Studies Advanced Certificate in Police Studies BA Honours Certificate Certificate of Extended Studies in Education Certificate of Extended Studies in Inclusive Education Master s Certificate Postgraduate Diplomas BA hood; BA hood; BAPS hood; BA hood; BEd hood; BEd hood; hood of highest degree; hood of highest degree. HONORARY DEGREE REGALIA 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 Univerity of Regina awards four honourary 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. 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 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 rd Fall Convocation

29 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 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. ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE OF THE UNIVERSITY The University of Regina operates under the terms of The University of Regina Act. Convocation is composed of 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, 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 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. University of Regina 29

30 MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF GOVERNORS Members Ex Officio Chancellor: R. James Tomkins President and Vice-Chancellor Vianne Timmons Members Appointed by the Government of Saskatchewan Chair: Daniel Kwochka Vice-Chair: Cathy Warner Roger Brandvold Pam Klein Gary Bosgoed Members Elected by the Senate Elaine Bourassa Art Opseth Member Elected by the Faculty Mark Brigham Students Union President Jermain McKenzie MEMBERS OF SENATE Members Ex Officio Chancellor: R. James Tomkins Chancellor Emerita: Raynell Andreychuk Chancellor Emeritus: Terence McKague Chancellor Emerita: Verda Petry Chancellor Emeritus: William Ready Chancellor Emeritus: Arthur Wakabayashi President and Vice-Chancellor: Vianne Timmons Provost and Vice-President (Academic): Thomas Chase Vice-President (Research): David Malloy Vice-President (Administration): David Button University Secretary: Glenys Sylvestre Associate Vice-President (Academic and Research): Dena McMartin Associate Vice-President (Student Affairs): John Smith Dean of Arts: Richard Kleer Dean of Business Administration: Andrew Gaudes Dean of Education: Jennifer Tupper Dean of Engineering and Applied Science: Esam Hussein Dean of Media, Art, and Performance: Rae Staseson Acting Dean of Graduate Studies and Research: Thomas Bredohl Dean of Kinesiology and Health Studies: Harold Riemer Dean of Nursing: david Gregory Acting Dean of Science: Douglas Farenick Dean of Social Work: Judy White Director of the Centre for Continuing Education: Harvey King Director, La Cité universitaire francophone: Emmanuel Aito Registrar: James D Arcy University Librarian: Brett Waytuck President of Campion College: John Meehan President of First Nations University of Canada: Mark Dockstator President of Luther College: Bryan Hillis Minister of Advanced Education: The Honourable Bronwyn Eyre Deputy Minister of Advanced Education: Louise Greenberg President and CEO, Saskatchewan Polytechnic: Larry Rosia Executive Director, Gabriel Dumont Institute of Native Studies: Geordy McCaffrey Members Elected District 1 (Moosomin-Estevan): Ann Norgan District 2 (Weyburn-Indian Head): Joe Maierhoffer District 3 (Assiniboia-Bengough): John 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 District 8 (Dundurn-Delisle): Vacant District 9 (North Battleford-Prince Albert): Vacant District 10 (Moose Jaw): Edward Strueby District 11 (Regina): Judy Cormier District 11 (Regina): Donald Millard District 12 (Saskatoon): Mike Roszell District 12 (Saskatoon): Cindy Xavier 30 43rd Fall Convocation

31 Members Appointed Assemblée communautaire fransaskoise: Michelle Mougeot Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Saskatchewan: Rick Kullman 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: Erin O Grady College of Physicians and Surgeons of Saskatchewan: James Carter Institute of Chartered Professional Accountants of Saskatchewan (CPA Saskatchewan): Mark Borgares Interior Designers of Saskatchewan Inc.: Kendra Owens Law Society of Saskatchewan: David Brundige Provincial Council of Women: Patricia Leson Psychology Association of Saskatchewan: Kent Klippenstine Regina and District Chamber of Commerce: Ahmed Malik Registered Psychiatric Nurses Association of Saskatchewan: Syd Bolt Saskatchewan Association of Architects: Bernard Flaman Saskatchewan Association of Optometrists: James Ross Saskatchewan Association of Police Chiefs: Marlo Pritchard Saskatchewan Association of Recreation Professionals: Jasmine Jackman Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities: Wendy Gowda Saskatchewan Association of School Councils: April Stadnek Saskatchewan Association of Social Workers: Krista Olson Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce: Frederick Titanich Saskatchewan College of Pharmacists: Bill Paterson Saskatchewan Dietitians Association: Jean Coleman Saskatchewan Institute of Agrologists: Blair McClinton Saskatchewan League of Educational Administrators, Directors and Superintendents (LEADS): Vacant Saskatchewan Library Association: Cara Bradley Saskatchewan Library Trustees Association: Elmer Brenner Saskatchewan Professional Planners Institute: Charlie Toman Saskatchewan Registered Music Teachers Association: Kimberly Engen Saskatchewan Registered Nurses Association: Marlene Smadu Saskatchewan School Boards Association: Aleana Young 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 Saskatchewan Women s Institute: Christine Akrigg Ukrainian Canadian Congress, Saskatchewan Provincial Council: Ken Mazur University of Regina Alumni Association: Gwen Keith University of Saskatchewan Alumni Association: Gordon Blackmore Elected Student Representatives Nicole Barber Sam Dietrich Derrick Gagnon Jason Gagnon Matthew Mutschler Devon Peters University of Regina 31

32 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 Fall... Minoru Yamasaki 1968 Spring... Walter Hugh Johns Thomas Morrow Ware Fall... Graham Spry 1969 Spring... Max Ferguson Charles Morley Willoughby Fall... Henry Janzen 1970 Spring... Fred G. Bard Roger Gaudry Fall... Robert D. Symons 1971 Spring... H.C. Andrews Charles W. Gibbings Fall... Hilda Neatby 1972 Spring... W.O. Mitchell Lewis H. Thomas Fall... Irene Salemka 1973 Spring... Wallace E. Stegner J. Wilfrid Tait Fall... William Andrew Riddell 1974 Spring... Bernard Amtmann John Hewgill Brockelbank Most Reverend Michael Cornelius O Neill Fall... Donald Alexander Roy McCannell 1975 Spring... Robert Newton Hurley(in absentia) Ernest Luthi L. Stewart Nicks Fall... Mildred E. Battel Marjorie R. Dunlop 1976 Spring... Dick Bird John James Deutsch (posthumously) 1977 Spring... Chief David Ahenakew Mary Ellen Burgess Fall... Albert W. Johnson 1978 Spring... Sampson J. Goodfellow John R. Vernon Fall... The Honourable Thomas C. Douglas 1979 Spring... Emmett Matthew Hall Everett Clayton Leslie Fall... Roland Pinsonneault 1980 Spring... Elizabeth Roley Cruickshank Allan Bishop Van Cleave Fall... George C. Solomon 1981 Spring... John Hall Archer Ray Francis E. Harvey Fall... Charles Pocock George Reed 32 43rd Fall Convocation

33 1982 Spring... R. Ross Munro Francis J. Zillinsky Fall... William Fraser MacRae 1983 Spring... Lester Crossman Henry George Thode Fall... E. Peter W. Nash 1984 Spring... Robert R. Ferguson G.E. Ross Sneath Fall... Frank Lester Bates Carlyle King 1985 Spring... Margaret Catley-Carlson Kenneth Kramer 1985 Fall... Maria Campbell Allan Gillmore 1986 Spring... Edith Fowke Erich Vogt Fall... George Filson Ledingham 1987 Spring... Gordon Currie William Andrew Robert Orban Allan Richard Taylor Fall... Clement Greenberg Gordon W. Staseson 1988 Spring... Gladys Maria Marguerite Arnold Wilma R. Ebbitt Robert Howard Daniel Phillips Fall... Gerald Keith Bouey Harold Dietrich 1989 Spring... The Right Honourable Alvin Hamilton Alice Jenner William Francis Ready Wan Li (Special Convocation) Fall... Joe Fafard 1990 Spring... Derril Gordon McLeod Norman Ward (posthumously) Fall... Ronald Frederick Yeo 1991 Spring... The Honourable Sylvia Olga Fedoruk Dorothy Goldman Fall... The Right Honourable Jeanne Sauvé 1992 Spring... Roberta Lynn Bondar Ursula Martius Franklin Fall... Robert James Genereux 1993 Spring... Anita Raynell Andreychuk Lloyd Ingram Barber Most Reverend Jerome Weber Fall... Allan Emrys Blakeney 1994 Spring... John Alexander Boan Dorothy Elsie Knowles Fall... Howard Leyton-Brow 1995 Spring... John Douglas Jack Mollard Fall... N.E. William Bill Clarke 1996 Spring... Knowlton Nash Buffy Sainte-Marie His Excellency Qiao Shi (Special Convocation) Fall... James Fraser Mustard University of Regina 33

34 1997 Spring... Gordie Howe J. Gordon Wicijowski Fall... Rick Hansen 1998 Spring... Allen Sapp The Schmirler Curling Team Sandra Schmirler, Jan Betker, Anita Ford, Marcia Gudereit, Joan McCusker Fall... Jaroslav Pelikan 1999 Spring... James K. McConica Theresa M. Stevenson Fall... John Meisel 2000 Spring... Sharon Butala Elsie Stapleford Fall... Hugh E. Robertson 2001 Spring... Elizabeth Dowdeswell Krishna Kumar Julie Payette Fall... The Regina Five Ronald Bloore, Ted Godwin, Kenneth Lochhead, Art McKay (posthumously), Douglas Morton 2002 Spring... Donald Akenson Jacqui Shumiatcher Pamela Wallin Fall... Harold MacKay 2003 Spring... Michael Ignatieff The Honourable Judge Mary Ellen Turpel-Lafond Edward Busse Fall... William Perehudoff Jing Xinhai 2004 Spring... Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal (Special Convocation) George Meredith Logan Lorna Jean Crozier Raymond Marcotte (in absentia) Fall... Thomas Shoyama (in absentia) Margaret and Ted Newall 2005 Spring... Stanley Cuthand Frederick W. Hill Gary Hyland David Courtney Milne Jean L. Okimasis Geoffrey L. Pawson Joseph Pettick Ann Phillips Edith Wiens Fall... The Honourable Roy J. Romanow 2006 Spring... The Honourable Dr. Lynda M. Haverstock The Honourable Edward D. Bayda Victor Sawa Fall... Peter MacKinnon 2007 Spring... Victor Cicansky Thomas Courchene Fall... Catriona LeMay Doan 2008 Spring... Bonnie DuPont Eduard Minevich Robert Moody 34 43rd Fall Convocation

35 2009 Spring... Connie Kaldor Anne Luke Craig Oliver Fall... Lisa Marie Franks 2010 Spring... Tom Jackson Alistair MacLeod Hayley Wickenheiser Fall... Tom Shepherd 2011 Spring... Douglas Cardinal Shirley Douglas (Special Convocation) Paul Hill Alanna Mitchell Fall... Keli Liu 2012 Spring... Patrick George Binns Adrian Burns Ross King Fall... Claire Kramer Donald Kramer 2013 Spring... Frank Flaman Art Opseth Linda Rankin Fall... k.d. lang 2014 Spring... Jean Margaret Freeman Tewodros (Ted) Jaleta Kenneth Ronald Mitchell William Shurniak Fall... Malcolm Lowe 2015 Spring... Donald Wayne Black Anne Thomas Callahan Ambassador Kevin Michael Vickers Fall... Lyn Goldman Jack MacKenzie 2016 Spring... Donald Gavin Semple Jack Brackenridge Semple Chief Tammy Miriam Cook-Searson University of Regina 35

36 RECIPIENTS OF THE BOARD OF GOVERNORS DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD 1983 Spring A. J. Ayre, Budget Officer at the 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 UNIVERSITY OF REGINA ALUMNI ASSOCIATION As a graduate of the University of Regina, you belong to a family of more than 68,000 alumni. Membership to the University of Regina Alumni Association is automatic upon completion of formal accreditation 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. 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 following categories: Lifetime Achievement, Young Alumni, Professional Achievement, Humanitarian and Community Service, and the Dr. Robert and Norma Ferguson Award for Outstanding Service. The Alumni Engagement Office is located in the External Relations Department. The staff work in partnership with the Association on initiatives which build pride in the University of Regina, its alumni, students, faculty, and staff. The Alumni Association is the official supplier of University of Regina degree frames, available at Convocation in the lobby today or online at Proceeds from frame purchases support student scholarships rd Fall Convocation