Did you know the USask Psychology Clinic offers low-cost group therapy sessions? Visit the website for details on group therapy options this fall: artsandscience.usask.ca/psychology/c... @usask.ca
Dr. David Suzuki has made it his life's work to help humanity understand, appreciate, respect and protect nature. On Friday, Oct. 16 at 2 pm, we welcome him to campus for a free public lecture. @usask.ca
What if households could insure against changes in food prices? At 3:30 today, Daniel Maggio of Rutgers University gives a talk in the Economics Speaker Series.
“Everything that I do is motivated by ensuring that the next generation is going to be set up for greater healing and greater success.”
USask is closed today for the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation so that students, staff and faculty can reflect on and participate in this important day.
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Welcome to #USaskArtSci! New faculty members in the Department of Psychology and Health Studies are experienced specialists in advancing mental health research and enhancing patient care. artsandscience.usask.ca/news/article...
Starting today, the #USask community is encouraged to engage in the Week of Reflection leading up to the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.
Connect with community-based events this week and view The Blanket Project art installation on campus:
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Water, Earth sciences, chemistry and more: USask College of Arts and Science research is in the spotlight through the latest Global Ranking of Academic Subjects.
His latest national award cements Prof. John Pomeroy's place as one of the world’s leading water researchers.
USask has placed ninth globally and first in Canada when it comes to water research and scholarship.
In this latest ranking, #USask moved up in five subjects, including Water Resources, Medical Technology, Chemistry, Education, and Nursing.
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“I feel re-energized,” Prof. Korinek said about the major national award. “It’s made me realize that I’ve got more to accomplish and I want to accomplish.”
Start building more than your degree. Dentpreneur is a free extracurricular opportunity to grow your skills and collaborate with students from across USask. dentistry.usask.ca/dentpreneur....
Prof. Raymond Spiteri is drawn to problems where mathematics, algorithms and software can make a real-world difference. This summer, his research earned him national recognition.
“I think the name change signals a welcome to all of the positions that students emerge from, all of the questions that they bring.” The USask WGST program is now Gender, Sexualities and Social Justice. @usask.ca
As a USask planning student, Kelley Moore (BA’00, MA’13) didn't expect she would need to know the protocols for dining with the King. Her career has proven otherwise. @usask.ca
