Congratulations to all #USask graduates crossing the stage at Fall Convocation ceremonies, on Tuesday, Nov. 10.
Ceremonies begin at 9am and 2pm - click here for more info, student success stories, and the livestream: https://t.co/lIF869uGSw
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Read more about the memorial ribbons in #USask’s Peter MacKinnon Building that were painted by First World War veteran Harry Accleton in this story from Dr. Bill Waiser (PhD), University of Saskatchewan Distinguished Professor Emeritus: https://t.co/zsn50MTstX
Remembrance Day at #USask: All are welcome to attend this year's wreath-laying ceremony on Nov. 11:
Time: 1:30 pm
Location: Convocation Hall (Rm 120, Peter MacKinnon Building).
Learn more about the ceremony, stories, and memorials across campus: https://t.co/D9tI1I0XJp
Meet #USask’s most outstanding graduate: Kayla Delainey is receiving the President’s Medal, recognizing her 91.39 per cent cumulative weighted average as the highest of anyone graduating from a USask undergraduate program this fall.
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Congratulations to the #USaskClassOf2026!
The next ceremony at Fall Convocation begins at 2pm - click here for more info, student success stories, and the livestream: https://t.co/lIF869uGSw
🎓 Students first. Graduates today. Alumni forever. 💚
Congratulations to the #USaskClassOf2026! Welcome to a worldwide network of more than 180,000 alumni making an impact across the globe. Discover what it means to be a #USask grad at https://t.co/1ZimVk7WTW.
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Congratulations to Dr. Amir Khajavinia, recipient of the Governor General’s Gold Medal!
Recognizing the top doctoral graduate at #USask for academic achievement, this is among the highest honours a Canadian university can award to a graduate student.
https://t.co/4QrNJaO4c5
Today, we celebrate the achievements of 24 WCVM-based graduate students and five clinical interns at #USask Fall Convocation. Congratulations on reaching this important milestone! 🎉
Read more: https://t.co/MRe8JNzVn1
Congratulations! Dr. Carey Simonson is the recipient of the #USask Distinguished Researcher Award, to be presented today at Fall Convocation.
“The reason I've received recognition as a researcher and as a mentor is because I've had great students."
https://t.co/AMNAtLOMRj
“Education is the key to success.”
These words have guided Dr. Isabelle Dena throughout her life. Today, Dena will cross the stage at the #USask Fall Convocation to receive her Doctor of Philosophy degree.
Congratulations!
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The painted ribbons in the Peter MacKinnon Building honour members of the #USask community who served in the First World War. Distinguished Professor Emeritus Bill Waiser writes about the special connection between the ribbons across generations.
Read: https://t.co/JJSStTcSrq
#USaskNursing fall 2026 graduate Bailey Parr-Kennedy shares how he discovered a passion for rural nursing.
Learn more about Bailey's story: https://t.co/Um6CT3yGug
Join us in congratulating Bailey and the USask Nursing fall class of 2026! 🎉
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As she crosses the stage during #USask Fall Convocation on Tuesday, Nov. 10, Dr. Alexandria Pavelich looks back on how canine-assisted therapy can support mental health by helping people feel seen, valued, and connected.
Congratulations! 💚🎓🐾
https://t.co/oJ4oMVmKfR
How did a butterfly come to the Natural History Collection of the University of Saskatchewan from a First World War battlefield?
Read more on this compelling Remembrance Day story:
https://t.co/8DxCJFrsYS
As we mark Remembrance Day on Nov. 11, discover how the #USask community contributed during times of war and how those stories continue to shape our history. Read more: https://t.co/WqjD33aBDN
From the Yukon to South Africa, Ryan Sojnocki’s journey in regenerative sustainability has been shaped by adventure and storytelling.
The #USask graduate student will receive his Master of Sustainability degree next week:
https://t.co/mii339aG1I
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How can renewable energy create new opportunities for northern communities?
#USask's School of Environment and Sustainability researchers Dr. Greg Poelzer and Tim Kalke explore how renewable energy is more than a source of power:
https://t.co/pv24NxlWku
From veterinary research lab to patent powerhouse:
How @VIDOInterVac at #USask became home to one of the largest and most secure facilities in the world for investigating and dealing with any kind of disease-causing organism:
https://t.co/NKlU2cKiqz
Having grown up in Regina, Stefanie has also appreciated the opportunity to pursue her medical education close to home.
“It’s been really meaningful to continue my training while staying connected to the community that shaped me.”
#USask med student Stefanie Kiriazopoulos attended the Fall Formal Banquet and Awards Ceremony only to discover she did not win one or two awards, but five.
She attributes much of her success to maintaining balance in her approach to studying.
https://t.co/Utrev4nwOz