Homecoming King
Ron Forsythe returns to Regina to accept the 2021 Distinguished Alumni Award from MAP’s Department of Film.
Archive: Alumni
2020 Alumni Crowning Achievement Awards
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Christine Selinger BEd’11, BSc’11 Outstanding Young Alumni
Meet Christine Selinger BEd’11, BSc’11, this year’s ACAA Outstanding Young Alumni recipient.
Jacq Brasseur CSW’13, BSW’15
Meet Jacq Brasseur CSW’13, BSW’15, the 2020 ACAA recipient for Distinguished Alumni Award for Humanitarian and Community Service.
Rosalie Tsannie-Burseth MEd’01 Distinguished Professional Achievement Award
Rosalie Tsannie-Burseth MEd’01 is this year’s ACAA recipient of the Distinguished Professional Achievement Award.
Shawna Argue BASc’87 Lifetime Achievement Award
This year’s ACAA Lifetime Achievement Award recipient is Shawna Argue BASc’87.
Robert Jamont BPAS’89 Outstanding Service Award
Robert Jamont BPAS’89 the 2020 ACAA recipient of the Outstanding Service Award.
There is no Planet “B”
A November 2018 Angus Reid national survey found that almost 20 per cent of Saskatchewan residents (second only to Alberta) don’t subscribe to human-caused global warming. The same survey indicated that Canadians do, however, look to university scientists to provide accurate information on climate change. So, this past January, a group of University of Regina researchers embarked on a series of public lectures that looked at climate change from a variety of perspectives – providing Prairie detractors with a combination of science-based evidence and Indigenous
Thomas Chase BA(Hons)’79
In an April 1, 2020 announcement, Thomas Chase BA(Hons)’79 was officially named the University of Regina’s interim president. Chase has a nearly 40-year relationship with the University, beginning as a student. He earned a Bachelor of Arts (High Honours) in English in 1979. In 1984, he earned a PhD from Glasgow University in Scotland, where he held a doctoral fellowship in the Department of English Language. He has served in various academic and administrative positions at the University of Regina, including coordinator of the Linguistics Program, founding director of the Centre for Academic Technologies, associate dean (Research and Graduate) of the Faculty of Arts and, for four years, dean of the Faculty of Arts. Most recently, he served as provost and vice-president (Academic), having been appointed on July 1, 2011.
Tara Hudye BSc’00
Tara Hudye BSc’00 grew up on the family farm near Kamsack, Saskatchewan and earned a Bachelor of Science at the University of Regina in 2000. She graduated from the University of Saskatchewan’s Western College of Veterinary Medicine in 2004. Hudye and her colleagues operate Regina’s Veterinary Mobility Centre, a full-service animal clinic that specializes in pain control in family pets. In 2019, she received the Saskatchewan Association of Veterinary Technologists Veterinarian of the Year Award and, in 2018 and 2020, she served as a volunteer veterinarian at the Canadian Challenge Sled Dog Race. Hudye is pictured here with Hector, the prostheses-legged dog.