Education Students Give Saskatoon Bats a Home for the Holidays
A class of Education students have just put environmental stewardship into practice by providing Saskatoon bats with a selection of comfortable homes.
Seeking to connect urban Indigenous girls with land-based knowledge
Highlighting the research of prominent PhD student Tasha Spillett, who was recently put forward by the University of Saskatchewan to be nominated for the Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarships (SSHRC).
Developing leadership principles to restore Indigenous culture and wellbeing
Highlighting the research of College of Education PhD student Terrance Pelletier, who was recently put forward by the University of Saskatchewan to be nominated for the Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarships (SSHRC).
Four Education alumni receive Achievement Awards.
Education Alumni, Roma Franko, Iain MacLean, Grit McCreath and Paul Suchan will be recognized at the 2016 U of S Alumni Association Achievement Awards.
School named after Education alumna Colette Bourgonje
One of six new schools in the Saskatoon will be named after College Bourgonje, a graduate from the College of Education and 10-time Paralympic athlete.
Saskatoon's Zoey Roy returns from weekend with PM and Royals
The College of Education student, artist and activist leaves a lasting impression with Prime Minister Trudeau as he recognizes that Roy "reinvented her own life and has been transforming the lives of other people ever since [...]".
College of Education student-athletes receive All-Academic honours
Congratulations to all of our Education student-athletes, who were honoured this morning by Huskie Athletics. Matthew Forbes – Mens Basketball; Kassidy Konkin – Womens Basketball Andre Lalonde – Mens Football; Brody Pylypow – Mens Track and Field; Brittney Garchinski – Womens Track and Field; Daulton Sinoski – Mens Volleyball.
Elite honours for College of Education researcher
Professor Maggie Kovach is honoured by the Royal Society of Canada as a new member of the College of New Scholars, Artists and Scientists. Professor Kovach is one of four professors from the University of Saskatchewan to be inducted into the Royal Society of Canada this year, which is one of the highest honours awarded to Canadian scholars.
College of Education professors use The Walking Dead as teaching tool
Professors Paul Newton and David Burgess use the zombie apocalypse as a vehicle to explore the role of education and its institutions in civil society, and discuss how dystopic scenarios can provide insight into the ordinary.
Indigenous educator uses land as text in outdoor university course
Tasha Spillet, took part in a 2 week Indigenous Land Based Education project that takes University of Saskatchewan students out on the land to learn from Indigenous knowledge keepers.
Education Alumnus wins award at the Indigenous Educator Awards
Pauline McKay,B.Ed.'83 among nine educators and one organization to be honoured during the National Gathering for Indigenous Education
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College of Education 2016 Newsletter
Finding his true calling at the U of S
Anton Siaotong came halfway around the world to find his calling in Canada.
Prairie Habitat Garden Renovation
Janet McVittie and Shannon Dyck were awarded an Environmental Community Action Grant for their proposal to renovate the Prairie Habitat Garden.
Provost Award for Bev Brenna
The Provost's Awards recognize outstanding teaching in each College, as well the categories of Aboriginal education, international teaching, innovation in learning, new teachers, graduate teaching and graduate student teachers.
Education Alumnus Finalist for National Book Award
Saskatoon author and recording artist Sally Meadows has been shortlisted for The 2016 Word Awards.
SUNTEP Student Receives National Fellowship
From living on the street to becoming a passionate community member, artist and education activist, Zoey Roy is an example of positive change.
Bringing Research to the Classroom
A new in-classroom laboratory approach by College of Education researchers Laureen McIntyre and Laurie Hellsten promises to provide a real-world look at assessment and teaching strategies for students with speech, language and learning difficulties.
Tim Hortons Coming to College of Education
Message from Culinary Services
Living Language - Norman Fleury
Norm Fleury, College of Education elder and special lecturer was featured in On Campus News on March 4, 2016.
The Nellie Awards: Winners List
Dr. Alex Wilson, Department of Educational Foundations, earns a spot on the 2016 Nellie Awards Winners List.
Methodology Talks: An Introduction to Hierarchial Linear Modeling (HLM)
Presentation by Dr. Amin Mousavi