Transfer the choices from you paper onto the online form found at this website. https://nesddiversity.wufoo.com/forms/career-fair-2012/
WHEN YOU ARE DONE, HAND YOUR PAPER INTO THE TEACHER....THANKS!
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Thursday, February 16, 2012
Monday, January 23, 2012
224. $ Oddfellow and Rebekah Bursaries
March 15 - is the application deadline for the Odd Fellow and Rebekah Bursary program.
Six bursaries in the amount of $1000 each will be awarded for students who are planning to attend post-secondary school. Students applying do not have to have a connection with the Odd Fellows or Rebekahs but must show definite promise and a need for financial assistance. The bursary is to be used in the year awarded.
Ask Mrs. McBain or Mrs. Christiansen for an application form.
Six bursaries in the amount of $1000 each will be awarded for students who are planning to attend post-secondary school. Students applying do not have to have a connection with the Odd Fellows or Rebekahs but must show definite promise and a need for financial assistance. The bursary is to be used in the year awarded.
Ask Mrs. McBain or Mrs. Christiansen for an application form.
Thursday, January 12, 2012
223. $Sask Tel Scholarships and Bursaries
Click here for more information on the different scholarships and bursaries offered by SaskTel.
Several of these scholarships are still available with due date in March. Check out to website to confirm precise due dates and to find application forms.
Several of these scholarships are still available with due date in March. Check out to website to confirm precise due dates and to find application forms.
Sunday, January 8, 2012
222. $Garfield Weston Awards
The Garfield Weston Entrance Awards Deadline: March 28
The Garfield Weston Foundation will distribute up to 25 entrance scholarships to students entering their first year of college studies in Canada for the 2012-2013 academic year. Each award comprises a tuition waiver renewable for up to 3 additional years, an $8000 stipend, renewable for up to 3 additional years and access to summer program funding of up to $3500 as well as mentorship.
Entrance W. Garfield Weston Awards recognize and support the outstanding college-bound student who is:
- passionate about his or her field of study;
- curious, courageous, and willing to try new things; and
- community-minded and truly committed to being involved and making a difference in society.
In order to be eligible for an Entrance W. Garfield Weston Award, a student must:
- be a Canadian citizen or permanent resident;
- be entering his or her first year of full time college studies in the fall of 2012 in a program recognized as eligible by the college and the W. Garfield Weston Awards; Diploma and Applied Degrees only (University degrees are not elibible) SIAST students are eligible....plus many more! Go to www.garfieldwestonawards.ca/CollegesCEGEPs to see if the school you are attending is eligible
- have a minimum average of 75% in courses required for his or her college program of choice.
Wednesday, December 21, 2011
221. $ Schulich Leader Scholarships for Science, Tech, Engineering & Math
Deadline: Friday, January 13, 2012
These new scholarships are for students enrolled in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics areas of study at participating Canadian universities in the fall of 2012.
This program asks every high school to select one student to represent their school as a Schulich Leader Nominee. From this pool, 20 universities across Canada will select one outstanding student to be their Schulich Leader, each of whom will receive a four-year scholarship valued at $60 000 to support their studies. For further information, click here.
These new scholarships are for students enrolled in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics areas of study at participating Canadian universities in the fall of 2012.
This program asks every high school to select one student to represent their school as a Schulich Leader Nominee. From this pool, 20 universities across Canada will select one outstanding student to be their Schulich Leader, each of whom will receive a four-year scholarship valued at $60 000 to support their studies. For further information, click here.
220. Academic Advising @ U of R
For academic advice, call or email the appropriate department. If you desire a face to face academic advising appointment, call well in advance to set up a time:
| Arts | 585-4137 arts.studentservices@uregina.ca | |
| Business Administration | 585-4724 urbusiness.undergrad@uregina.ca | |
| Education | 585-4537 educ.studentprogctr@uregina.ca | |
| Engineering & Applied Science | 585-4709 engg@uregina.ca | |
| Fine Arts | 585-5570 finearts@uregina.ca | |
Media & Production Studies majors | 585-4796 film@uregina.ca | |
Music majors | 585-5532 | |
Theatre majors | 585-5562 theatre@uregina.ca | |
Visual Arts majors | 585-5572 visualarts@uregina.ca | |
| First Nations University | info@firstnationsuniversity.ca | |
Regina students | 790-5950 ext. 3100 | |
Prince Albert students | 763-0066 | |
Saskatoon students | 931-1802 | |
| Kinesiology & Health Studies | 585-4360 kinesiology@uregina.ca | |
| Registration | 585-4127 | |
| Science | 585-4199 science@uregina.ca | |
| Social Work | socwork@uregina.ca | |
Regina students | 585-4554 | |
Saskatoon students | 664-7370 | |
| Student Success Centre(formerly First-year Services) | 585-4076 student.success.centre@uregina.ca |
Tuesday, December 20, 2011
219. Academic Advising @ U of S
Academic Advising - First-year Arts and Science Students
Do you have questions?
Please explore the College website! If you still have questions, feel free to contact your First Year Academic Advisors: Email firstyear.advising@artsandscience.usask.ca or call (306) 966-4231.We advise students in-person, over the phone, through email, or through Skype.
[If you desire an "in-person" advising appointment, please phone well in advance to book a time.]
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 | Academic Advising - Edwards School of BusinessAcademic advising is a partnership and shared responsibility between each student and their advisor. It helps students develop an educational plan that fits their abilities, interests, personal circumstances, and career goals. |
To speak with an advisor, you can make an appointment or simply drop by the Edwards Undergraduate Office, Room 185. To get there from outside the building, enter the doors of the PotashCorp Centre, located near the ESB Loop on Campus Drive, and go up the stairs. Turn left into the Office Wing, and then left again. The Undergraduate Programs Office is located at the end of the hallway.
To make an appointment with an advisor, please call 966-4785.
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Academic Advising - Engineering
Academic advising is a collaborative process of developing an educational plan that fits the individual student’s abilities, interests, personal circumstances and career goals.
Academic advising goals are to:
- Assist students to better understand themselves and direct them to available resources that will help them meet their academic and career goals.
- Help students understand University and College policies and procedures, academic requirements and consequences.
- Ensure that degree requirements are satisfied systematically.
The student-advisor relationship is one of partnership and shared responsibility. You are expected to actively seek advising, participate in your own decision making and take responsibility for satisfactory progress toward your educational goals.
To make an appointment to see an academic advisor or for general questions and information, please contact: Engineering Student Centre Rm 2A05, (306) 966 5274 or any of the ESC staff.
Academic advisors by college
| College | Contact |
|---|---|
| College of Agriculture and Bioresources | Contact: Karen Hughes, Student Services Coordinator Tel: (306) 966-4062 Email: karen.hughes@usask.ca |
| College of Kinesiology | Advisor: Keeran Wagner Tel: (306) 966-1101 Fax: (306) 966-6464 Email: kin_advisor@usask.ca |
| Edwards School of Business formerly College of Commerce | Advisors: Dave Muench and DesareeLarsen Director: Brooke Klassen Undergrad Office: (306) 966-4785 Fax: (306) 966-5408 |
| College of Dentistry | Advisor: Maureen Webster Admissions Secretary: Nolan Paul Tel: (306) 966-5117 Toll-free (Canada and USA): 1-877-363-7275 Fax: (306) 966-5126 Email: dentistry.admissions@usask.ca |
| College of Education | General Office: (306) 966-7654 Fax: (306) 966-7644 Email: recruiting.education@usask.ca |
| College of Engineering | Advisors: Noreen Predicala and Shelley Bueckert Associate Director: Cathy McKenna Engineering Student Centre: (306) 966-5274 Fax: (306) 966-6551 Email: engineering.studentcentre@usask.ca |
| Gabriel Dumont Institute of Native Studies and Applied Research | General Office: (306) 347-4100 Fax: (306) 565-0809 |
St. Thomas More College | Advisors: Richard Medernach or Dean Schmidt General Office: (306) 966-8900 Toll-free: 1-800-667-2019 Fax: (306) 966-8904 Email: rmedernach@stmcollege.ca or dschmidt@stmcollege.ca |
| College of Law | General Office: (306) 966-5869 Fax: (306) 966-5900 |
| College of Medicine | General Office: (306) 966-6135 Fax: (306) 966-6164 |
| College of Nursing | General Office: (306) 966-6221 Fax: (306) 966-6621 Email: college.nursing@usask.ca |
| College of Pharmacy and Nutrition | General Office: (306) 966-6327 Fax: (306) 966-6377 Email: pharmacy-nutrition@usask.ca |
| School of Physical Therapy | General Office: (306) 966-6579 Fax: (306) 966-6575 |
| St. Peter’s College | General Office: (306) 682-7888 Fax: (306) 682-4402 Email: stpeterscollege@stpeters.sk.ca |
| Western College of Veterinary Medicine | General Office: (306) 966-7447 Fax: (306) 966-8747 |
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