Fall 2018 OCTOBER 27 Convocation procession in the Bowl, May 1928. A-1666

UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN 1 Fall Convocation 2018 The graduation lists shown in this program were prepared prior to convocation and may not reflect final college decisions regarding each student’s eligibility for graduation. As a result, some of the students listed in this program may not have been formally approved to receive the degree or diploma indicated. The registrar maintains the official list of graduates. PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

PETER STOICHEFF

Today is a celebration of all you have direction you take, your time at the U of S accomplished as a student at the University has prepared you to face adversity and of Saskatchewan. The countless hours spent opportunity with equal measures of success, in labs, libraries and classrooms culminates confidence and creativity. Because of that, with you walking across the stage, in front awaiting you is a fulfilling and rewarding of student colleagues, university and family life in which you can contribute to what is supporters, to receive your U of S degree. important to you and to the world.

This is a significant milestone in, not only When you look at your degree, remember your life, but the lives of all of those who that you are backed by a rich and rigorous have supported you during your academic university education. Also remember the pursuits. On this occasion, I offer you my people, supporters and experiences that were sincerest congratulations. a part of your time at the U of S, because those memories are as valuable as the degree itself. With your degree in hand, you join more than 152,000 U of S alumni around the I hope you stay connected to the University world. As part of that esteemed group, you of Saskatchewan and share with us the help share the U of S story, a story that tells meaningful events that make up your life’s people in Canada and internationally that story. As part of our worldwide alumni family, your institution is a distinguished member of you hold a special place in our hearts and Canada’s top research-intensive universities, I hope that your time on campus holds an equally special place in yours. with an enormous impact on the country and, in select areas, the world. All the best,

Neither you nor I know exactly what the future holds for you. You might pursue further education this fall. You might start down your career path in a week or two. You might even get on a plane later today leading to an Peter Stoicheff entirely different kind of learning experience. President and Vice-Chancellor, But what I do know is that no matter what University of Saskatchewan

UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN 3 F a l l C onvocation 2018 ALUMNI MESSAGE

KELLY STRUEBY

Congratulations to our 2018 graduates and More than 152,000 graduates in over 120 welcome to the University of Saskatchewan countries worldwide are a testament to what Alumni Association! you can achieve with a degree from the University of Saskatchewan. Your name will be Convocation is a momentous occasion in added to the long list of accomplished alumni any student’s life. It is the culmination of whom future generations of U of S graduates hard work, commitment and dedication will hold in high esteem. to your field of study. I encourage you to celebrate this moment and take pride in your It is exciting to welcome thousands of new achievement. The knowledge you’ve gained graduates to our family today. From this day on the road to earning your degree from on, all that you accomplish—all that you the U of S will prove to be invaluable as you create, discover, enhance, build, explore—you continue with your education or start your will do as a U of S alumnus. career. Once again, I extend a warm welcome to the It is my hope that you find joy in whatever U of S alumni community. Our collective history path you choose and that a love of learning would be incomplete without your story and endures. No matter where your path takes your passion. Please be sure to keep in touch. you over the years, you will be alumni forever. Remember, the U of S is always home. For more than 100 years, the U of S Alumni Association has been a champion of our Kelly Strueby (BComm’84) graduates and is here to celebrate our alumni President, Alumni Association community. University of Saskatchewan THE CHANCELLOR

THE HONOURABLE ROY ROMANOW

to 1982 he served as Deputy Premier and Care in Canada, which resulted in a final Attorney General of Saskatchewan. He played report entitled Building on Values. a key role in the federal-provincial negotiations that resulted in the Constitution Act 1982, which Chancellor Romanow, an officer of the Order includes the Canadian Charter of Rights and of Canada and recipient of the Saskatchewan Freedoms. During this time, he also led the Order of Merit, has also received the Pan reorganization of Saskatchewan's court system, American Health Organization's 2003 the creation of the Saskatchewan Human Administration Award for his work with the Rights Commission, and the introduction of a Health Commission and his commitment to modern Legal Aid system. human rights and justice initiatives. In 2004, he became a member of the federal Privy Council In 1987, Chancellor Romanow became the through a five-year appointment to Canada’s Leader of the Opposition and served in this Security Intelligence Review Committee. From role until 1991. He then served as Premier 2008 to 2013, Chancellor Romanow was the Roy Romanow was elected Chancellor of Saskatchewan from 1991 to 2001. During Advisory Board Co-Chair and Spokesperson for effective November 1, 2016 for a three-year this period, major health reforms were the Canadian Index of Wellbeing. He currently term. His appointment was confirmed at a introduced based on programs of well-being, serves as a Member of the Elections Canada meeting of University Senate on October 15, which balanced the delivery of health care Advisory Board, and as the co-chair of the 2016 based on the recommendation of a joint more appropriately between acute care Canadian Alliance to End Homelessness. nomination committee. and preventative programs. A significant achievement of the Romanow government Currently, Chancellor Romanow is a Senior The Honourable Roy Romanow, P.C., O.C., was turning Saskatchewan’s large fiscal Fellow in Public Policy in the Department S.O.M., Q.C., served in public office in Canada deficits into balanced budgets. of Political Studies at the University of for more than 30 years. Saskatchewan. He received both his B.A., After his tenure as premier, Chancellor 1960, and LLB., 1964, from the U of S. He Chancellor Romanow’s provincial political Romanow was appointed by then Prime is recognized as one of the 100 Alumni of career began in 1967 when he was first elected Minister Jean Chrétien in 2001 to head the Influence and is the recipient of numerous to the Saskatchewan Legislature. From 1971 Royal Commission on the Future of Health honorary degrees from Canadian universities.

UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN 5 F a l l C onvocation 2018 The convocation ceremony marks the transition from the role of student to the Our ceremony holder of a degree with its accompanying rights and privileges.

The convocation ceremony is are the election of representatives The ceremony, solemnized in the presence a calling together of the new to university governing bodies of the university community and family and graduates of the and the admission of candidates friends of the graduands, consists of three University of Saskatchewan, to degrees. The chancellor, parts: a procession marking the leaving of the old status and entering the new; the symbolizing the historical practice appointed by senate as the chair president’s statement to the graduands, of calling together all former of convocation, is the highest the secretary’s petition and the chancellor’s graduates. In current times, the official and spokesperson of the consent for their admission; followed by major functions of convocation university. individual presentation by a university orator and admission by the chancellor to the degrees to which they are entitled.

SHARE YOUR MOMENT! As graduates are admitted to their degrees, a graduation hood, which has a colour #USASKCONVO symbolizing a particular degree, is placed over each graduate’s head. UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN 6 F a l l C onvocation 2018 ENTRANCE

Graduands in their academic dress walk in procession into the hall in the following order: graduands in the order in which their degrees are to be conferred; faculty; board of governors; senate; guests of honour; the president; the chancellor; the lieutenant governor. When the members of convocation reach their places they remain standing during the Vice-Regal Salute, the singing of “O Canada” and the invocation.

ORDER OF THE CEREMONY

The first business is the president’s statement to the graduands, followed by the conferring of honorary degrees, the convocation address, the conferring of degrees and the presentation of awards. THE ADMISSION Each candidate then comes forward and the The meeting is closed by the chancellor The chancellor then addresses the candidates: degree hood is placed on his or her shoulders. As the orator speaks the candidate’s name in rising and leading the procession in the “By virtue of the authority vested in me by reverse order out of the hall. full, the candidate moves forward in front of the legislature of this province, and with the chancellor. Then the chancellor says, “I the consent of the council of this university, THE PETITION admit you”. Hereupon the candidate passes to I consent to admit you to the degrees and The university secretary on behalf of all the the chancellor’s right, is greeted by the dean candidates, addresses the chancellor and certificates to which you are entitled and to of the faculty, or designate, and receives the senate in the following words: invest you with all the powers, rights and degree parchment. privileges pertaining thereto.” “Eminent Chancellor, Mr. President, DEGREES IN ABSENTIA members of the University Senate and THE PRESENTATION In such cases, the university secretary says: Board, I present to you the petition of The university orator approaches the chancellor from the left and presents the the Council of this University that the “Eminent Chancellor, in the name of the candidates: candidates to be named, having fulfilled faculties, I ask you to grant the degrees all the requirements of the bylaws, may, “Eminent Chancellor, on behalf of the and certificates, in absentia, to those with your permission, be admitted to the faculty of ______, I present to you these students who have met the requirements to degrees and certificates to which they are scholars and ask that you will confer on graduate, but were not able to be present entitled”. them the degree of _____ .” today.”

UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN 7 F a l l C onvocation 2018 THE CONVOCATION CEREMONY

ACADEMIC DRESS DEGREE COLOURS

Academic dress lends an element of colourful Black pageantry to the convocation proceedings. Black with brite gold lining and white trim Honorary D.Sc. , D.Litt. This traditional clothing—worn on a daily Black with brite gold lining and white trim LL.D. basis at universities in earlier times—is now Black with green lining and brite gold trim Doctor of Philosophy reserved for ceremonial functions. Black with green lining and white trim Earned D.Sc. and D.Litt Blue At the University of Saskatchewan, the Deep blue band of trim, gold lined hood Doctor of Veterinary Medicine following academic dress is adopted for all Deep blue lined hood and band of trim Master of Veterinary Science appropriate occasions: The gown resembles Light blue band of trim Bachelor of Science in Agriculture a long cape with full sleeve cut to elbow Light blue lined hood and band of trim Master of Agriculture Royal blue outside band of trim and silver inside band of trim and terminating in a point for the bachelor’s Master of Public Administration and lining degree; with long sleeve and a semi-circular Bachelor of Science in Renewable Resource Singapore blue outside band of trim and blue inside band of trim Management cut at the bottom for the master’s degree; Sky blue outside band of trim and silver metallic inside band Master of Public Policy and with round open sleeves for the doctor’s of trim degree. The material is black broadcloth for Smoke outside band of trim and white inside band of trim Bachelor of Science in Animal Bioscience the bachelor’s, master’s and doctor’s degrees. Teal blue band of trim Bachelor of Science The doctoral gown incorporates green and Teal blue outside band of trim and white satin inside band of trim Bachelor of Arts and Science gold on the front and sleeve panels. Teal blue lined hood and band of trim Master of Science Turquoise band of trim Bachelor of Science in Agribusiness The hoods for the bachelor’s and master’s Gold/Brown degrees are of black broadcloth. The master’s Gold band of trim Juris Doctor and doctor’s hoods have a lining and the Gold lined hood and green band of trim Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology bachelor’s an edging (and in some cases, a Gold outside band of trim and purple inside band of trim Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy lining) of a color distinctive of the character of Brown lined hood and band of trim Master of Public Health the degree. Gold band of trim and violet lined hood Master of Educational Foundations Gold lined hood and band of trim Master of Laws Doctor's hoods have a green satin lining with Green gold trim and the honorary degree hoods Forest green lined hood and band of trim Doctor of Medicine feature a white satin trim. A velvet Beefeater Forest green outside band of trim and antique ivory inside band of trim Master of Environment and Sustainability Green lined hood and band of trim Bachelor of Science in Nutrition style hat with a green, gold and white tassel is Master of Sustainable Environmental Pale green outside band of trim and forest green inside band of trim also part of the doctoral dress. Management

UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN 8 F a l l C onvocation 2018 THE CONVOCATION CEREMONY

DEGREE COLOURS

Purple

Mauve lined hood and band of trim Doctor of Dental Medicine

Violet band of trim Bachelor of Education

Violet lined hood and band of trim Master of Education

Violet lined hood and gold band of trim Master of Continuing Education

Pink/Red

Burgundy lined hood and band of trim Master of Business Administration

Crimson outside band of trim and old gold inside band of trim and lining Master of Physical Therapy

Dark red band of trim Bachelor of Science in Engineering

Maroon outside band of trim and silver inside band of trim Bachelor of Commerce

Maroon lined hood and band of trim Master of Engineering

Maroon inside band of trim and lining and silver outside band of trim Master of International Trade

Pink outside band of trim and white inside band of trim Bachelor of Fine Arts

Pink lined hood and band of trim Master of Fine Arts

Red band of trim and gold lined hood Bachelor of Science in Nursing

Red band of trim Bachelor of Music

Red lined hood and band of trim Master of Music

Red lined hood and band of trim Master of Nursing

Grey

Grey lined hood and band of trim Master of Professional Accounting

White Master of Northern Governance and Ivory outside band of trim and emerald green inside band of trim and lining Development White lined hood and band of trim Master of Arts

White band of trim Bachelor of Arts

Other

Current degree colour worn on shoulders Advanced Certificates

Current degree colour worn on shoulders Post Graduate Diploma

UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN 9 F a l l C onvocation 2018 UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN 10 F a l l C onvocation 2018 University orators Our orators hail from all parts of campus and perform such as Oxford and Cambridge. Traditionally orators a wide range of roles throughout the university, but served as the official voice of the university, composing all are gifted with resonant voices, pronunciation skills letters, giving speeches in Latin at ceremonial and share a fine attention to detail. occasions and presenting candidates for honorary degrees. The post of university orator can be traced back hundreds of years to universities in the United Kingdom

Shirley Haines Ken Howland Dave Muench Wendy Klingenberg B.A., BE.d., M.Ed. (Admin.) B.A., B.Ed. B.Ed. B.Ed. Shirley is a past member of the Ken retired in 2004 after a career Dave has been on campus since Wendy has been on campus senate and was a lecturer in the in Canada's criminal justice 1997, and is the Student Central since 2003, and is the Associate College of Education, Centre system including serving for Coordinator in the University Registrar (Bursar). for School-based Experiences 23 years as a Member of the Registrar’s Office. and Department of Curriculum National Parole Board. He is an Studies for 11 years. She was active volunteer and received also a teacher in the Saskatoon the Diamond Jubilee Medal in public school system from 2012 1961‑1993.

UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN 11 F a l l C onvocation 2018 Indigenous culture At the U of S, we have one of the highest knowledge-keeping, reconciliation, and inclusion populations of Aboriginal students among with and by Indigenous peoples and communities. Canadian post-secondary institutions. As At convocation, one of our most important indicated in our vision statement, we strive to be celebrations, we display the Treaty Six flag, Métis an outstanding institution of research, learning, flag and sing an honour song.

HONOUR SONG

These are special songs to demonstrate respect for an individual or group in recognition of their accomplishments such as a return from military service or other events. In some families, individuals have their own song, which is sung for them when they are being honoured. M É TIS FLAG

The Métis flag has been a symbol for the Métis Nation since as early as 1816. The infinity symbol represents the joining of two cultures—forever intertwined, a people forever. The flag is nationally recognized by the Métis Nation across Canada.

GRADUATION POWWOW

The University of Saskatchewan Graduation Powwow celebrates the accomplishments of First Nation, Métis and Inuit students with song and dance. We are proud to host an event that gives Indigenous people an opportunity to showcase culture and academics. AHEAD BY A CENTURY 100 Years of Business Education

Together we built…businesses that foster strong communities 100 years ago, the University of Saskatchewan gave out the first undergraduate accounting degree, making us one of Canada’s oldest business schools. We’ve come a long way in the last century: from an accounting school to a robust business school offering six undergraduate majors, four graduate programs, several certificate programs, flexible executive education courses, study abroad opportunities, and a co-op program. This centennial will celebrate the integral connection of our alumni network, current students and business communities.

Together we thrive…one graduate at a time The Edwards School of Business centennial marks the thousands of alumni who’ve left our classrooms armed with knowledge and practical experience to make a tremendous impact on our communities. In our 100 years as a school, we have built a network of over 26,000 alumni worldwide. Mentoring students, joining an advisory board, speaking in classrooms or hiring co-op students are just a few ways alumni are working with the Edwards School of Business.

Together we will…develop business professionals to build nations In addition to celebrating what we’ve achieved, we’re using this milestone to look to the future. We are now an internationally accredited academic institution with the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB). Congratulations to Edwards students, alumni, faculty, staff, and friends! We look forward to celebrating our milestone anniversary together. Visit www.edwards100.ca for more information on how to get involved.

Centennial

1917 2017 1914 1917 James Neilson recognized The first students Our History as the first professor of attend the School accounting of Accounting

1923 1932 1936

Walter Whittaker becomes the Isabel Wright is the first The School of Accounting—initially part of first graduate of the program female graduate of the the College of Arts and Science—becomes with a B.Sc. in Accounting program the College of Accounting

1943 1962 1967

The College of Accounting The first certificate students graduate The first Master’s program is established becomes the College of Commerce (Hospital Administration) (Master of Business Administration).

1968 1988 1998

A permanent space, The first group of international students A donation paves the way the Commerce/Law attend the College of Commerce through a for The PotashCorp Centre, Complex opens partnership with the Government of Malaysia which opened in 2000.

2007 2018 What will The College of Commerce Edwards receives accreditation by the is renamed the N. Murray Association to Advance Collegiate Schools the future hold .... Edwards School of Business of Business (AACSB) International

UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN 15 F a l l C onvocation 2018 USASK BY THE NUMBERS

115,879 3,273 2,741 153,818 alumni living alumni living alumni living outside USask alumni living in Canada in the US of North America around the world 39,649 live in Saskatoon was the 80,000 first year alumni receive of our most the Green & notable alumni: White alumni a print copy 3 magazine The Honourable John G. 8,996 was 20,000 Diefenbaker, Canadian prime live in Calgary published. alumni receive minister and father of the Canadian a digital copy Bill of Rights Henry Taube, recipient of the Nobel 7,799 Prize in Chemistry live in Regina The late Honourable Sylvia Fedoruk, 3,500 pioneer of Cobalt-60 radiation treatment for cancer new graduates join the 35 Alumni Association every live in Nunavut year (on average). (smallest pocket of alumni in Canada) per cent of Aboriginal 67 40 per cent 87 graduates and U of S students, of Saskatchewan’s university-educated per cent of all faculty and graduates since 2000 alumni lost their population are 74 lives in WWI. USask alumni. currently live in The Memorial Gates were Saskatchewan. donated to the university by alumni to commemorate those that we lost. College of Arts and Science has the most alumni of any college on campus.

UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN 16 F a l l C onvocation 2018 24,500+ 893 249 students cows on dancers study here campus in our graduation 2,900+ powwow self-declared Aboriginal students /year 307,420 4,000+ 40+ /year graduate students concerts meals served in the Marquis Culinary at Louis’ Centre 3,000+ international students from Approximately works 2,864,017 109+ 6,000 of art books and countries in the U of S journals art collection in the campus with over libraries 2,000 1,822,173 15 on display annual visits Huskie Athletics throughout to the campus teams campus libraries

athletic 130+ championships

UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN 17 F a l l C onvocation 2018 Louise Charles Simpson Simbandumwe (MD’71) Dr. Charles Simpson (BComm’91) is a Saskatoon-based Louise is the Co-Director at obstetrician and gynecologist. SEED Winnipeg—a community Retired from clinical practice, I'm One economic development he continues to teach at the organization established College of Medicine. Simpson to combat poverty in has served as a member of the Winnipeg. A former refugee, college’s Alumni Association and Now you’re one, too— Simbandumwe is passionate as a volunteer consultant for the about human rights and social annual Highlights in Medicine. a member of the University of justice counting Amnesty He has also served as a mock Saskatchewan Alumni Association. International, the Stop Violence interview facilitator to prepare Against Aboriginal Women and medical students for their Girls Action Group, the Refugee Canadian Residency Matching Congratulations and welcome to our Public Awareness Coalition Service interviews. Additionally, alumni family—153,000 strong and and the Ministerial Advisory he devotes his volunteer time Committee on Poverty among with the University Library and growing. her volunteer commitments. Persephone Theatre.

UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN 18 F a l l C onvocation 2018 Alice Wong Mike Marsh (BE’79) Kendal Netmaker, Ashley Smith (LLB’07) (BComm’84, MA’90) Mike Marsh was appointed (BA’11 BEd'11) Kendal A jack of all trades, Ashley Smith Alice Wong is the senior president and CEO of SaskPower Netmaker grew up on Sweetgrass has found a balance between her vice‑president and chief in 2015. He is a member of First Nation, Sask. While studying love of law and the arts. An active corporate officer for Cameco APEGS, a board member of the at the U of S, Netmaker began member of the Saskatoon law- Corporation. Wong has Canadian Electricity Association developing a clothing line, which community, Ashley sits on several been integral to establishing (CEA), and is past chair of the won or placed highly in several boards. She’s a sessional lecturer, Cameco’s position as Canada’s CEA Transmission Council. entrepreneurial competitions, a published author and coaches largest industrial employer He has also held positions on including the 2011 W. Brett a U of S moot team at the College of Aboriginal people. She has the CEA Distribution Council Wilson Centre for Entrepreneurial of Law. She’s also passionate achieved distinction in the and Occupational Health and Excellence’s i3 Idea Challenge. about performing in the arts and nuclear industry overseeing Safety Task Group. Marsh is a Now an established and has performed in theatre and Cameco’s regulatory and past president of the Canadian successful clothing line, Neechie ballet. stakeholder relations. Her career Progress Club – Regina Centre Gear donates a portion of its has seen her make outstanding Chapter. He is also a member proceeds which helps break contributions to Cameco and of the Board of Directors of down the financial barriers beyond through her passionate STARS (Shock Trauma Air Rescue associated with sports for many work to advance diversity and Service). children in Saskatchewan. inclusion.

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UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN 19 F a l l C onvocation 2018 Celebrating 50 years with TCU Place

Crowds mingle outside of the newly opened Centennial Auditorium during spring convocation 1968. (A-9697)

UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN 20 F a l l C onvocation 2018 JUST SIX WEEKS AFTER THE DOORS OPENED ON APRIL 1, 1968, SASKATOON’S NEW CENTENNIAL AUDITORIUM HOSTED THE 57TH ANNUAL U OF S SPRING CONVOCATION.

uring the ceremonies on May 14 and 15, 1,407 D degrees were conferred, more than one‑third to women. In fact, female graduates captured many of the top awards that year, including the prestigious Governor General’s Medal presented to Marian Lois Watt of Milden.

Presiding over the 1968 spring ceremonies were university President John W. T. Spinks and Chancellor E.M. Culliton. Honorary degrees were awarded to literary critic Northrop Frye, then- Saskatchewan Lieutenant-Governor Robert Hanbidge, and scientist Omond Solandt.

In the 50 years since, more than 60,000 students have crossed the TCU Place stage to begin the next John G. Diefenbaker (above) presides over convococation ceremonies in 1969 (A-7752). Graduates (below) line up for the hooding ceremony stage while the platform party looks on (A3535). phase of their lives as proud U of S alumni. They have been inspired by some of the finest individuals in their fields, who have been invited to receive honorary degrees, share their experiences and offer encouragement to a new generation of U of S graduates.

As we celebrate 50 years with TCU Place as the home of convocation, we also prepare to bid a fond farewell to our gracious hosts. Beginning next year, U of S convocation will be coming home to campus to Merlis Belsher Place, a new multi-sport facility currently under construction.

Scheduled to open in the fall, the facility will feature two full-size ice surfaces, two full-size basketball courts and will also be available to host concerts and community events in addition to our own convocation ceremonies.

UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN 21 F a l l C onvocation 2018 Honouring service, sacrifice

he Great War, which raged across session when faculty and students enlisted en the globe between 1914 and 1918, masse. 1914–1918 T exacted a heavy toll on the University of Saskatchewan. Of the 345 students, faculty As early as March 1916, the University of and staff who enlisted, 69 "passed out of Saskatchewan Board of Governors decided to the sight of man by the path of duty and create a Roll of Honour by having the names self ‑sacrifice". This phrase, which became of all students, and others connected with the standard used around the world when the University who had enlisted, painted referring to those who died in the Great on the ‘ribbons’ in the corridors of the Peter FIRST WORLD WAR War, was used during the dedication of MacKinnon Building. These ribbons were part the university's Memorial Gates in 1928. In of the original building design. Names of 349 CENTENARY addition to the 69 who died, more than 100 veterans have been inscribed on the walls, were wounded and 33 were awarded medals including some that were added following of valour. The School of Engineering was research over 85 years later. About three- forced to close its doors for the 1916‑1917 quarters of these veterans were University of

UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN 22 F a l l C onvocation 2018 TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY-THREE STUDENTS— 60 PER CENT OF THE ENTIRE STUDENT BODY IN 1914— SERVED.

Facing page: The University of Saskatchewan Memorial Gates This page, clockwise from top: Segment of the Roll of Honour in the the Peter MacKinnon Buiding; Dedication of the University of Saskatchewan Memorial Gates on May 3, 1928 (A-534).; Memorial honouring the members of the 46th Canadian Infantry Battalion (South Saskatchewan), Canadian Expieditionary Force

Saskatchewan students when they enlisted; Brown of Montreal, the gates are of solid A memorial stone and plaque honouring the others were graduates, former students, bronze imported from England, the balance the memory of those who served with the faculty, and staff. Names of the volunteer being of local greystone. A stone tablet, 46th Canadian Infantry Battalion (South nurses who treated patients during the 1918 positioned between the bronze gates, bears Saskatchewan), Canadian Expeditionary Force, influenza epidemic are also inscribed on the the inscription: "These are they who went 1914-1918, rests under a tree on the northeast walls. Veterans who came to the University of forth from this University to the Great War corner of the Bowl. Of the 5,374 men in the and gave their lives that we might live in Saskatchewan only after the war, however, are 46th Battalion, 4,917 were either killed or generally not included. freedom." Erected in 1927-28 at a cost of wounded. thirty thousand dollars, the gates and tablet The Memorial Gates, while no longer were unveiled by President W.C. Murray Archival images courtesy University Archives and marking the entrance to the University and the memorial dedicated by the Bishop Special Collections, University Library of Saskatchewan, remain the university's of Saskatchewan on May 3, 1928. From memorial to the students and faculty who November of that year to the present time, perished in the Great War. Designed by Remembrance Day services have been held For more information, visit the original university architect, David R. annually at the gates. greatwar.usask.ca

UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN 23 F a l l C onvocation 2018 HONORARY DOCTOR OF LAWS

BRAD WILDEMAN

him to choose the cattle industry as the work served on advisory committees to federal he would pursue long term. and provincial Agriculture and International Trade Ministers, advising on strategies to Over the ensuing years, Wildeman worked grow market opportunities for Canadian in every area of the feedlot, and in 1985 he cattle and beef products. Wildeman is assumed the role as president and general likely most recognized for his involvement manager of Pound-Maker Agventures Ltd. throughout the BSE crisis in 2003 when he During his tenure, the company grew to be became the public face of the effects this the largest feeding company in the province, crisis was having in the cattle industry and employing 50 staff and providing local market the efforts of cattle producers nationally to opportunity to millions of bushels of farmland regain markets. He worked with all levels of production annually. Pound-Maker diversified government developing programs to sustain their business in 1990 by constructing the first the industry and travelled internationally fuel ethanol facility in Canada, and maximized with federal ministers and officials to work to Brad Wildeman was born and raised on a its efficiency by fully integrating its operation reopen markets closed due to BSE. farm in the Lanigan, Saskatchewan area and to synergize with its cattle feeding and even received his formal education there. After today employs integration technologies that Wildeman presently is Chairman of Pound- completing high school, Wildeman began are unique worldwide. Maker, and continues to contribute through farming with his father and brother, and his involvement on advisory committees spent the winters working off the farm in Wildeman also became involved in cattle within the province and at the University various vocations. His father was instrumental organizations both provincially and of Saskatchewan. He has been recognized in building a community-owned cattle nationally and has served and chaired with several awards and is a member of the feedlot and most of Wildeman’s off season many of these organizations including Saskatchewan Agriculture Hall of Fame and employment involved working there. His the Canadian Cattlemen’s Association, honorary life member of the Saskatchewan experiences working in the cattle industry Canadian Cattle Identification Agency, Agrologists Association. Wildeman continues and being introduced to industry leaders led Canada Beef Inc., and VIDO. He has also to live in Lanigan with his wife Cheri.

UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN 24 F a l l C onvocation 2018 HONORARY DOCTOR OF LAWS

HARRY COOK

for 13 years. He then progressed to shop businessman. He sat on various boards and steward and then shift foreman, supervising committees, and won awards for economic eighty employees. This experience helped development provincially and nationally. develop his interpersonal and negotiating skills. Following his work experience in Cook was a board of director for the Cameco Regina, Cook moved back to his community Corporation for 16 years. His achievements of La Ronge and there he worked for in the political and business world help put the LLRIB on the map as being one of the the Lac La Ronge Indian Band (LLRIB) for most effectively managed bands, but also twenty-six years. He was elected as chief in as a leader in economic development. Most 1987 and served as chief for a consecutive importantly, the economic development 18-year term. As chief, he not only worked success of the LLRIB helped create as an advocate for his membership, but employment for many band members and also ensured the band’s directors operated revenue for many band initiatives. their programs effectively and efficiently. Harry Cook was born on his family trap line In his time as chief, the LLRIB became Currently, Cook is enjoying his retirement as September 9, 1943, in Stanley Mission in the noted for its economic development an active Senator for the La Ronge Indian Churchill River Region of Saskatchewan. initiatives, which Cook lists as one of his Band, the Prince Albert Grand Council, and Growing up, Cook was inspired by his father proudest achievements. The business the Federation of Sovereign Indian Nations John Cook, who attended a residential arm of the LLRIB, Kitsaki Management (FSIN). Cook and his wife Rosie recently school in La Ronge and as a result spoke Limited Partnership (KMLP), held fourteen celebrated their 50th anniversary in Stanley good English. As a result, Cook also attended portfolios from hotel management, organic Mission on December 26, 2017. Together residential schools and completed his food processing, catering, insurance, and they had three girls, Veronica, Tara and Janet. education in Prince Albert. Cook maintains a partnership with Northern Resource Tara had an Honors degree in Native Studies that residential schools taught him how to Trucking (NRT). KMLP was also known and worked with the FSIN for the entirety be independent and resilient. internationally for exporting wild rice and of her career. Janet has a Masters degree mushrooms, and Cook travelled to world from the Johnson Shoyama School of Public Following his education in residential trade shows in Europe and Asia to help Policy and currently works as an instructor schools, Cook became a journeyman welder market their products. During this time, Cook with the Saskatchewan Indian Institute of and worked for Westank Willock in Regina became well known as a politician and as a Technologies.

UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN 25 F a l l C onvocation 2018 NEW RESEARCHER AWARD

KATHRYN LABELLE

of History as an assistant professor in 2012. Not Destroyed established Labelle as one of Since joining the U of S, Labelle has earned Canada’s leading ethnohistorians. an international reputation for her work in Indigenous history, specifically focusing In recognition of her work, Labelle was on the Wendat [Wyandot] Diaspora, adopted by the Wyandot Nation of Kansas Confederation of Four First Nations with and given an honour name, meaning “She communities in Quebec, Ontario, Michigan, Carries The Story Forward” by the Wyandot Kansas and Oklahoma. of Anderdon Nation in recognition of the work she has done in service of the Wyandot Labelle’s book, Dispersed But Not Destroyed: people, a powerful statement that highlights A History of the Seventeenth-Century Wendat the impact of her scholarship. Along with her Diaspora, challenges the long maintained award-winning book, Labelle has published belief surrounding the disappearance of the 12 peer-reviewed articles or book chapters Wendat people. Through a careful retracing and co-edited one book and a special journal The New Researcher Award is presented of matrilineal networks, Labelle’s book tells a issue. She has also delivered nine invited talks annually to an outstanding new scholar in complex story of dispersal, the maintenance and more than 35 conference presentations. recognition of their significant contributions of identity, and the politics of resilience. Her Labelle is currently at work on her second to knowledge or artistic creativity. Kathryn book won several prestigious national and Labelle, associate professor in the Department international prizes, including the Best Book book, working directly with Indigenous of History, is the fall 2018 recipient of this in Canadian Studies Prize from the Canadian women leaders through a community-based esteemed award. Studies Network and the John E. Ewer Award research process to explore the roles of key from The Western Historical Association. It Wendat women across four centuries. Labelle completed her B.A. and M.A. at the was also shortlisted for the Aboriginal History University of Ottawa before receiving her Prize and the Sir John A. Macdonald Prize Labelle’s important and impactful research Ph.D. from Ohio State University in 2011. After with the Canadian Historical Association and strong publication record make her an completing a postdoctoral fellowship at York and was nominated for a Governor-General outstanding recipient of the University of University, Labelle joined the Department Literary Award for Non-Fiction. Dispersed But Saskatchewan’s New Researcher Award.

UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN 26 F a l l C onvocation 2018 UNIVERSITY SERVICE EXCELLENCE AWARD

ALEXIS DAHL

with faculty, Dahl facilitates often complex both her B.Ed. and B.Sc. in chemistry and highly technical institutional changes at the University of Saskatchewan. She with exquisite tact, and recognizes the need feels strongly about contributing to her for curricular development that embraces community, currently serving on the diversity, interdisciplinarity, reconciliation, Prairieland Youth Leadership Program and academic freedom. She was Committee and on her local community instrumental in helping to design the largest association. college-wide curricular renewal in 50 years, and in seeing it through successive approval Not only has Dahl shown immense processes. leadership and skill within the College of Arts and Science, but numerous other colleges Dahl’s employment history with the U of S and units on campus have also sought her began in 1998 as a summer student in the advice. She serves in an advisory capacity Department of Chemistry. In 2003, Dahl took for the College of Medicine, and has helped As director of the Programs Office in a position in the Department of Political develop the proposed new programs the College of Arts and Science, Alexis Studies, where she stayed until moving in in architecture. Dahl has the respect of Dahl consistently enhances the working 2009 to her current position in the college. everyone she works with, not just for her and learning environment through her knowledge, but also for her collegiality, knowledge and expertise. Working closely Dahl is a proud alumna, having completed patience and thoughtfulness.

UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN 27 F a l l C onvocation 2018 DISTINGUISHED GRADUATE SUPERVISOR AWARD

ANTHONY KUSALIK

and member of the Bioinformatics and his compassionate efforts to help students Computational Biology Research Laboratory. through personal difficulties as well as He obtained his Ph.D. in 1988 from the academic ones; his unparalleled knowledge University of British Columbia, and has of bioinformatics; been a faculty member at the U of S since December 1985. his passion for research; his ability to guide students through the sometimes- Kusalik's research interests range from bewildering processes involved in logic programming to machine learning to completing a graduate degree; his efforts computational biology. However, his primary in allowing students to select their own research interests center on bioinformatics projects; his thorough, thoughtful feedback and computational biology. Kusalik works on his students' work; and, quite simply, his extensively with collaborators in a broad kindness. spectrum of life and health sciences.

Anthony (Tony) Kusalik is a professor in the Kusalik has an unwavering commitment to In addition, both of the letters from Kusalik's Department of Computer Science at the his students. Although each of the student colleagues describe how his supervisory University of Saskatchewan, a member of the support letters that follow touch on different style has influenced their own strategies Division of Biomedical Engineering, associate topics, there are a number of common for supervision, showing that his impact on member of the School of Public Health, themes: his unwavering commitment to graduate student supervision extends well director of the Bioinformatics Program, his students ("his door is always open''); beyond his own students.

UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN 28 F a l l C onvocation 2018 J.W. GEORGE IVANY INTERNATIONALIZATION AWARD

RAJ SRINIVASAN

Nadu India in 1978 and a Master of Science Mathematics and Statistics at the University in Applied Sciences in 1980 concentrating of Saskatchewan in 1988 as a tenure track in the area operations research from faculty. Since 2004, he has been the head Regional Engineering College, Trichy, Tamil of the Department of Mathematics and Nadu, India. He pursued his Ph.D. from the has rebuilt the department. Through Indian Institute of Technology Bombay for Mitacs global funding initiatives, Professor two years starting in 1980 before moving Srinivasan has led international industry to Canada. related research projects with Nortel and Alcatel which included supervising In 1982, Srinivasan received his second international postdoctoral fellows. master's degree in statistics from Carleton Recently, Professor Srinivasan has assisted University. In 1988, he received his the College of Arts and Science in their Ph.D. from Carleton University from the internationalization efforts relating to Department of Mathematics and Statistics engagement with India. This has included Professor Raj Srinivasan received a Bachelor in the area of applied probability. summer workshops, undergraduate of Applied Sciences from Thiagarajar internships, faculty exchange and College of Engineering, Madurai, Tamil Srinivasan joined the Department of collaborative teaching..

UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN 29 F a l l C onvocation 2018 DISTINGUISHED RESEARCHER AWARD

JEFFREY MCDONNELL

hydrology. His research has fundamentally teacher and mentor who is strongly advanced the global understanding of how committed to advancing the careers of his landscapes store and release water, which is team members. McDonnell has trained more critical to predicting the impact of climate than 65 graduate and post-graduate students, change and land use on water resources. many of whom have gone on to achieve McDonnell has conducted a wide range of considerable career success and become runoff-related studies worldwide, including influential scientific thinkers in their own right. in the United States, Chile, China, Japan, He has also developed and led international New Zealand, Sweden, and the United short courses in Europe and South America Kingdom, and his work has led directly to an as well as an isotope hydrology course for the array of new models and theories that have UN’s International Atomic Energy Agency. As transformed the field. Further, McDonnell’s of 2015, McDonnell has contributed a series of work has shaped and inspired the emerging articles to the journal Science that aim to help field of hydro-ecology by bridging what were new faculty members achieve career success. The Distinguished Researcher Award previously considered distinct disciplines. recognizes a faculty member’s contributions Over the course of his distinguished career, A Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada, the to scholarship through the creation, McDonnell has published 275 peer-reviewed Geological Society of America, the American expansion, and critique of knowledge. Jeffrey journal articles, two edited book series, and Geophysical Union, Royal Geographical McDonnell, associate director of the Global six edited collections, and has been cited over Society and the International Water Academy, Institute for Water Security and a professor in 20,000 times. McDonnell has received the largest number the School of Environment and Sustainability, is the fall 2018 recipient of this prestigious Beyond his outstanding work as a researcher, of prizes and honours ever awarded to a award. McDonnell currently serves as the president of Canadian hydrologist. His honours include the American Geophysical Union Hydrology the 2016 IAHS-UNESCO-WMO International The world’s most cited field hydrologist, Section, the world’s leading hydrological Hydrology Prize, Dooge Medal, which is one McDonnell’s work has had major and organization with more than 7,500 members. of the world’s most prestigious recognitions wide ‑ranging impacts in the field of He is also a dedicated and highly regarded for excellence in the field of hydrology.

UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN 30 F a l l C onvocation 2018 PRESIDENT'S MEDAL

MAX LIU

Max Liu is a graduate of the IB diploma received the John Spencer Middleton travelling, experiencing new cultures program from Regina and is receiving and Jack Spencer Gordon Middleton and foods, running, tennis, and chess. a Bachelor of Science degree in Undergraduate Scholarship in 2016. Max is currently studying in the Physiology and Pharmacology from the In addition to his exceptional academic University of British Columbia’s Faculty College of Arts & Science. He received achievement, Max also founded a of Medicine and aspires to become a the NSERC Undergraduate Student program facilitating social exercise for practicing pediatrician. He anticipates Research award in both 2017 and people with intellectual disabilities striving to remain a life-long learner 2018 and presented his most recent and held an executive position in the through clinical research and in the research at two conferences. He was U of S Pre-Med club. He volunteered development of educational resources awarded the YMCA Peace Medallion in Pediatrics at the Royal University for underserved populations. Eventually, and the Arts and Science Alumni of Hospital, with Best Buddies, and at Max aspires to improve our health care Influence Scholarship in 2017 and the USSU Help Centre. Max enjoys system on a policy level.

UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN 31 F a l l C onvocation 2018 AWARDS TO GRADUATING STUDENTS

AGRICULTURE AND BIORESOURCES EDUCATION LAW ARTS AND SCIENCE Certificate in Teaching English as a Second Advocates' Society Indigenous Rights Three-year Medal presented to Lanuage Distinguished Graduate Award Award presented to May Virginia Houle Max Chong Liu presented to Verna Berniece Eaton

ST. THOMAS MORE COLLEGE University Medal in Social Sciences Saskatchewan Teachers Federation Award presented to Lynette Rae Jacobson presented to Alexandra Rae Clarke Father Henry Carr Award presented to Jenna Wanner University Medal in the Sciences presented J. Victoria Miners Book Prize presented to to Tanner Lach Dusyk Trevor Dean Gerard Iron

University Medal in the Fine Arts presented EDWARDS SCHOOL OF BUSINESS to Matthew John Albert Praksas Goodspeed Award presented to Rose Litman Medal in the Humanities Hugh David Park presented to Amani Khelifa

University Medal in the B.A. and Sc. Degree presented to Jasmin Carla Ogren

Dean’s Medal presented to Amani Khelifa

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CEREMONY 1 October 27, 9 am page 35

Undergraduate degrees, graduate degrees, diplomas and certificates will be awarded for University Language Centre, Arts and Science, Edwards School of Business, School of Environment and Sustainability and Johnson Shoyama Graduate School of Public Policy

CEREMONY 2 October 27, 2 pm page 51

Undergraduate degrees, graduate degrees, diplomas and certificates will be awarded for Agriculture and Bioresources, Education, Engineering, Kinesiology, Law, Medicine, Nursing, Pharmacy and Nutrition, Physical Therapy, Public Health and Veterinary Medicine

CEREMONY 1

Saturday, October 27, 2018 9 am

UNIVERSITY LANGUAGE CENTRE

ARTS AND SCIENCE

EDWARDS SCHOOL OF BUSINESS

SCHOOL OF ENVIRONMENT AND SUSTAINABILITY

JOHNSON SHOYAMA GRADUATE SCHOOL OF PUBLIC POLICY

Undergraduate degrees, graduate degrees, diplomas and certificates for the graduates of

UNIVERSITY LANGUAGE CENTRE, ARTS AND SCIENCE, EDWARDS SCHOOL OF BUSINESS, SCHOOL OF ENVIRONMENT AND SUSTAINABILITY and JOHNSON SHOYAMA GRADUATE SCHOOL OF PUBLIC POLICY

Saturday, October 27, 2018 | 9 am Chancellor Roy Romanow, PC OC SOM QC LLB LLD (Hons), presiding

PROCESSION MUSICAL INTERLUDE

Graduands in the order in which degrees are to be conferred; Faculty; Rondo by Malcolm Arnold Board of Governors; Senate; Guests of Honour; The President; The University Wind Orchestra conducted by Darrin Oehlerking The Chancellor

CONFERRING OF DEGREES WELCOME

Beth Bilson, University Secretary PETITION FOR ADMISSION Beth Bilson, University Secretary O CANADA ORATORS PRESENTING GRADUANDS TO THE CHANCELLOR Angela Gjurichanin Wendy Klingenberg, Dave Muench, Shirley Haines

INTRODUCTIONS PRESENTATION OF PARCHMENTS TO THE GRADUANDS

Beth Bilson, University Secretary Distance Education Unit presented by Cheri Spooner, Director Arts and Science presented by Peta Bonham-Smith, Dean, Valerie HONOUR SONG Korinek, Vice Dean Faculty Relations, Ingrid Pickering, Acting Vice Dean RSAW, Dirk DeBoer, Acting Vice Dean Indigenous, Lorin Elias, Associate Performed by drum group Buffalo Boys Dean Students

School of Environment and Sustainability presented by Irena Creed, PRESIDENT’S STATEMENT Executive director TO THE GRADUANDS Johnson-Shoyama Graduate School of Public Policy presented by Peter Stoicheff, President Murray Fulton, Director

Edwards School of Business presented by Keith Willoughby, Dean CONFERRING OF HONORARY DOCTOR Doctor of Philosophy presented by Trever Crowe, Interim Dean OF LAWS

Harry Cook ADMISSION TO DEGREES IN ABSENTIA Presented by Michelle Prytula Roy Romanow, Chancellor

CONVOCATION ADDRESS

Harry Cook PRESENTATION OF AWARDS TO THE PRESENTATION OF AWARDS TO FACULTY MOST DISTINGUISHED GRADUATES AND STAFF

Goodspeed Award be awarded to Hugh David Park New Research Award presented to Kathryn Labelle

University Medal in Social Sciences presented to Lynette Rae Jacobson Distinguished Researcher Award presented to Jeffrey McDonnell

University Medal in the Sciences presented to Tanner Lach Dusyk J.W. George Ivany Award presented to Raj Srinivasan

University Medal in the Fine Arts presented to University Staff Excellence Award presented to Alexis Dahl Matthew John Albert Praksas

University Medal in the B.A. and Sc. Degree presented to MESSAGE FROM THE ALUMNI Jasmin Carla Ogren ASSOCIATION

Rose Litman Medal in the Humanities presented to Amani Khelifa University of Saskatchewan Alumni Association Dean’s Medal presented to Amani Khelifa

Three-year Medal presented to Max Chong Liu CONCLUDING REMARKS

Presidents Medal presented to Max Chong Liu Roy Romanow, Chancellor UNIVERSITY LANGUAGE CENTRE, ARTS AND SCIENCE, EDWARDS SCHOOL OF BUSINESS, SCHOOL OF ENVIRONMENT

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UNIVERSITY Sareh Miranzadeh Mahabadi Shibo Zhang COLLEGE OF ARTS LANGUAGE CENTRE Saskatoon People’s Republic of China AND SCIENCE Behrooz Parhizgar Yumeng Zhou Iran People’s Republic of China CERTIFICATE IN ENGLISH CERTIFICATE IN Ngan Huong Phan FOR ACADEMIC Ke Zhu Vietnam CRIMINOLOGY AND PURPOSES People’s Republic of China ADDICTIONS Shuhao Qi Maryamalsadat Alehashem People’s Republic of China COLLEGE OF Delainey Brynn Guigon Iran Aberdeen Yuxuan Rao GRADUATE AND Haoyi Cai People’s Republic of China POSTDOCTORAL Jelena Iuliana Mlinarevic People’s Republic of China Saskatoon Zihan Ren STUDIES Jincheng Chen People’s Republic of China Maria Vera Katherine Olenick People’s Republic of China Saskatoon Maryam Safarshahi Jingyi Chen GRADUATE Iran People’s Republic of China PROFESSIONAL SKILLS CERTIFICATE IN ETHICS, Linxuan Shi JUSTICE AND LAW Shuihe Chen CERTIFICATE People’s Republic of China People’s Republic of China Yu Ying Chang Kristopher Donald Smith Zixin Sun Saskatoon Jiseol Choi Calgary, Alberta People’s Republic of China South Korea Lukas Fehr Thi Doan Trang Vu CERTIFICATE IN GLOBAL Yulian Ding Saskatoon Vietnam People’s Republic of China STUDIES Victoria C Foss Linghan Wang Chushan Fang Calgary, Alberta Oluwatosin Esther Ayeni People’s Republic of China People’s Republic of China Saskatoon Draven Theodore Galeschuk Zihan Wang Taylor Kenzie Borowetz Hanbin Guo Pinawa, Manitoba People’s Republic of China People’s Republic of China Hudson Bay Shelby Layne Landreth Ziwei Wang Selena Carisse Ziqi Guo Saskatoon People’s Republic of China People’s Republic of China Ottawa, Ontario Gaelene Ann Bernice Lerat Donglin Han Ivy Nicole Xie Ng Tyson William Cleghorn Martensville People’s Republic of China Panama Saskatoon Luke Oberhagemann Chenfan Li Zeyu Xing Stephanie Denise Deptuch Edmonton, Alberta People’s Republic of China People’s Republic of China Warman Leonid Olifer Huixin Li Kaixing Yan Derek Steven David Eisner People’s Republic of China People’s Republic of China Ukraine Saskatoon

Yaxing Li Da Ye Curtis Michael Puetz Jacobi Bryn Herringer People’s Republic of China People’s Republic of China Melfort La Ronge

Zijie Long Haodong Yu Candice Quinn Logan Scott Huard People’s Republic of China People’s Republic of China Calgary, Alberta Saskatoon

Sara Mardanisamani Zhengfang Zhan Taran William Warnock Ahmed Sajid Kabir Saskatoon Saskatoon Nipawin Saskatoon

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BACHELOR OF ARTS Dean Clayton Ewen Sandra Karin Nowak BACHELOR OF ARTS THREE-YEAR Drake Saskatoon FOUR-YEAR English Sociology Vicki Lynn Aitaok with Distinction Des Arthur Bartlett Maria Vera Katherine Olenick Humboldt Saskatoon Sociology Dallas Fiddler Saskatoon Business Economics Waterhen Lake First Nation Sociology Dale Martin Apesis Political Studies with Distinction Timothy John Besiata Patuanak Saskatoon Lara Railene Paul Sociology Stephen B Fritz Linguistics Saskatoon Melfort Shailynn A Atkinson Political Studies Sociology Wanita Dawn Bird Moose Jaw with Great Distinction with Distinction Saskatoon Sociology Sociology Sara Mesfin Gossa Robynn May Pidwerbesky Courtney Ann Marie Bailie Saskatoon Radisson Angelou Biscocho Outlook Sociology English Philippines Sociology Psychology Kimberly Elisse Hannah Natasha Nicole Samuel Simon Inemente Beresford Saskatoon Saskatoon Kaley Ruth Brost Saskatoon Political Studies Sociology Saskatoon Sociology with Distinction Psychology Shelby Ann Hatchen Kierra Mary Elizabeth Bittner Doreen Irene Sayazie Saskatoon Saskatoon Jaclyn M Brown Black Lake Psychology Psychology Saskatoon Indigenous Studies Archaeology Brandy Michelle Boechler Ahmed Sajid Kabir with Distinction Alisa Chantel Templeton Saskatoon Saskatoon Psychology Economics Kelvington Cody Drew Kendrick Bugler English Red Pheasant First Nation Jayden Ty Bowley Ola Kotowski with Great Distinction Indigenous Studies Hepburn Richmond Hill, Ontario Sociology English Katelyn Andrea Templeton Mudong Chen Kelvington People’s Republic of China Eric Michael Georges Bumphrey Dionne Lapointe-Bakota English Economics Saskatoon Saskatoon with Great Distinction French English Rebecca Frances Cobbe with Great Distinction Larissa Allison Jocelyn Tress Limerick Janaya Amy Marie Bundgaard Saskatoon History Saskatoon Skye Jeanette Legacy English with Distinction Sociology Saskatoon Sociology Jessica Anne Chelynne Viczko Halle Jordan Cockx Jordon Robert Cooke with Distinction Cudworth Strathmore, Alberta Leduc, Alberta Sociology Psychology Economics Xu Liu People’s Republic of China Candace Lee Wasacase Adam T Conklin Edna Graca Da Silva Moreira Economics Kahkewistahaw First Nation Saskatoon Angola Sociology English Sociology Alexandra Elizabeth Loken Maha Yaqoob Julian Gabriel Dale Saskatoon Taylin Joseph Calvin Dosch Saskatoon Saskatoon Sociology Roche Percee English Psychology History Morgan Lynn Menssa Taryn Cassidy Dionne Saskatoon Janelle Cosaundra Zwarych Jennifer Alora Evered Kindersley French Saskatoon Saskatoon Psychology with Distinction Psychology Psychology

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Celeste Eyahpaise Taha Jomha Angela Christine Murray Edwin Joseph P Smith Duck Lake Saskatoon Calgary, Alberta Saskatoon Sociology International Studies Anthropology Public Administration with Great Distinction Samantha Jo Feser Kendall Jae Kachur Katelyn Marie Topp North Battleford Saskatoon Benjamin Joseph Nutbrown Prince Albert Psychology Sociology Lloydminster, Alberta Sociology History Avishek Kanungo Courtney Lane Froese Britton Trottier Bangladesh Big River Marat Omargaliyev Saskatoon Sociology Political Studies Saskatoon Political Studies Courtney Joy Klassen Business Economics Toni Golub Disa Marie Upton Warman Kruti Bhupendra Patel Saskatoon Sociology Saskatoon Sociology Saskatoon Art History Taiya Lynn Korchinski Psychology with Distinction Xuan Gong Snow Lake, Manitoba David Alec Perron Saskatoon Psychology Salina Floye Wall Economics Saskatoon Swift Current Darrin John Kostur Linguistics Art History Kelsey Leanne Grams Saskatoon with Great Distinction Studio Art Huihui Wang Weyburn Louie Zyrone Narciso Ramos Sociology with Great Distinction Saskatoon Saskatoon Economics Delainey Brynn Guigon Nicole Lianne Leinenweber Psychology Landis Qi Wang Aberdeen Shelene Rehbein Sociology Psychology Saskatoon Riverhurst Economics Blake Ivan Herman Lins Psychology Jane Alexandra Harder Saskatoon Saskatoon Qingyi Wang History Richard Gerald Rothenburger Sociology Saskatoon with Great Distinction Saskatoon Economics with Great Distinction Sociology Yaohuasha Liu Trixie Denise Wills Nicole Elizabeth Hendry People’s Republic of China Sandrianne Encabo Salazar Calgary, Alberta Business Economics Foam Lake Salmon Arm, British Columbia Psychology Psychology Psychology Monica Noel Evangeline Lundgren Renee Hoban Saskatoon Janet Marie Schur Megan Keely Wrennick Saskatoon Calgary, Alberta Sociology Lanigan Psychology Psychology with Great Distinction Anthropology with Distinction with Great Distinction Dilawar Iqbal Andrew Richard Edward Lyons Prince Albert Nargis Zahra Zarifi Saskatoon Brittney Roseanne Senger Sociology Economics Saskatoon Saskatoon with Great Distinction Psychology Florence Allane Macasaet Political Studies Saskatoon Sylvia Bernadette Istifo Silong Zhang Psychology Casey April Shah Saskatoon Saskatoon with Great Distinction Vanscoy Political Studies Psychology Sabrina Kathleen I Materie English Sylvia Bernadette Istifo Saskatoon Rui Zhu Amanda Diane Short Saskatoon Psychology People’s Republic of China Sociology with Distinction Saskatoon Economics Psychology with Distinction Lynette Rae Jacobson Vukile Mpofu Eston Saskatoon Beverly Doris Singer Ruilin Zuo Linguistics Political Studies Big Island Lake Cree Nation Saskatoon with Great Distinction with Distinction Sociology Economics

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BACHELOR OF ARTS Christianne Michelle Rooke Jason Carter Marvi Baloch HONOURS Saskatoon Saskatoon Saskatoon Psychology Computer Science Computer Science with High Honours with Great Distinction Mitchell Terrence Bohn Gong Cheng Kindersley Stephanie Ruiz People’s Republic of China Alyssa K Biberdorf Philosophy United States of America Computer Science Frobisher English with Distinction Ashley Ivy Clouthier Geology with High Honours Marcelin Tu Keeley Clothier English and History Bidushy Sadika Saskatoon Hubba Burhan Ona-Lee Juanita DeMong Bangladesh Biology Saskatoon Psychology Psychology Cudworth Alyssa Megan Gray International Studies with High Honours Aylsham Patrick Robin Caron Biology Erin Grant Steven J Safinuk Cochrane, Alberta Saskatoon Saskatoon Biology Psychology Tiancheng Li History People’s Republic of China Paige A Collopy with High Honours Susan Elaine Shacter Chemistry Frobisher Saskatoon Logan Scott Huard Environmental Earth Sciences Sociology Max Chong Liu Saskatoon with Distinction with High Honours Regina Political Studies Physiology and Pharmacology Zachary Khan-Dobson Kathleen Brianna Marie Spenst with Great Distinction Aaron James Dionne Turtleford Weyburn Saskatoon Aishat Oredegbe Business Economics Womens and Gender Studies Geology with High Honours Medicine Hat, Alberta Physiology and Pharmacology Amani Khelifa Dylan Matthew Drummond Samantha May Ann Stinn Regina Harmandeep Singh Randhawa Kamloops, British Columbia Saskatoon History Saskatoon Geology English with High Honours Computer Science Leah Delaney Lagoski Miranda Jayne Wardman Tanner Lach Dusyk Parwinder Shoker Saskatoon Salmon Arm, British Columbia Saskatoon North Delta, British Columbia Sociology Sociology Physiology and Pharmacology Physiology and Pharmacology with High Honours with High Honours with Great Distinction

Cristopher Douglas Laidlaw Elena Morgan Dyck Qi Zhang BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Kingston, Nova Scotia People’s Republic of China Saskatoon History Sociology FOUR-YEAR Biology with High Honours with Distinction Kristy Lichtenwald Rachel Joanna Alvi Canmore, Alberta Dakota Thomas Zirk Saskatoon Joshua Matthew Gramlich Psychology Saskatoon Physiology and Pharmacology Saskatoon with High Honours Psychology with Distinction Chemistry with High Honours Katelin Anna Loseth Jared Scott Andreychuk Joshua Matthew Gramlich Saskatoon Saskatoon Saskatoon Indigenous Studies BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Environmental Biology Mathematics with High Honours THREE-YEAR Jelena Iuliana Mlinarevic Maham Azhar Benjamin Victor Hingston Saskatoon Kolade Olutoyosi Adaramewa Saskatoon Rosetown Sociology Saskatoon Psychology Computer Science Geology with Distinction with Distinction Anyssa Ashleigh Plan Vancouver, British Columbia Joshua Gene Masa Arganosa Arielle Anne Dela Fuente Bagay Vianney Michael Belleza Humol History Saskatoon Philippines Philippines with High Honours Computer Science Biochemistry and Biotechnology Physiology and Pharmacology

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Jamie Alyssa Lewis Cody Joe Sands Sean William Lacey BACHELOR OF ARTS AND Saskatoon Turtleford Saskatoon SCIENCE HONOURS Geology Biotechnology, Microbiology and Geology Immunology with High Honours Joahnna Jessica Gamalinda Digal Amanda McDonald with Distinction Philippines Saskatoon Mikaela Miller Health Studies Anatomy and Cell Biology Connor Robert Sands Saskatoon with High Honours Saskatoon Geology Ali Ajwad Mehdi Geology Jasmin Carla Ogren Saskatoon Melfort Physiology and Pharmacology Cara Nicole Santaga Robert Mohrbutter New Westminster, British Columbia Regina Health Studies Sian Michelle Molloy Biology Geology with High Honours Whitehorse, Yukon with High Honours Raheel Siddiqui Computer Science Saskatoon BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS with Distinction Raphael Carlo Bansiloy Porras Toxicology Moose Jaw HONOURS Joshua Desmond Larone Nash Jennifer Louise Skilnick Physiology and Pharmacology Calgary, Alberta Jeffrey Alphonse Kirzinger Saskatoon with High Honours Biology Viscount Geography Drama with Distinction Surjit Singh Mark Tan Arashpreet Kaur Natt Saskatoon Jessie Allan Kraus Singapore Guelph, Ontario Computer Science Saskatoon Food Science Toxicology Drama Lei Tian Emily Ann Tatarynovich with High Honours Kaif Patel Melfort People’s Republic of China Makhosini Phiweyinkosi Ndlovu Toronto, Ontario Mathematics Anatomy and Cell Biology Biology Saskatoon with Distinction Bruno Andoni Villeda-Prieto Janelle Marie Thorpe Drama United States of America Prince Albert Nam Hoang Pham Caitlin Elizabeth Zacharias Chemistry Environmental Earth Sciences Vietnam Saskatoon Jordan Beatty Wallace Drama Computer Science Justin Anthony Van Ramele with Distinction Calgary, Alberta Biochemistry Calgary, Alberta Prateek Phogat Geology BACHELOR OF MUSIC Saskatoon Baldip Singh Waraich Katelyn Alana Hicks Biotechnology, Microbiology and Qualicum Beach, British Columbia Jenna Leigh Wanner Outlook Immunology Biochemistry Swift Current Archaeology with Distinction Yirui Yue Edlena Aieine De Vera Policarpio with High Honours Grasswood People’s Republic of China Anatomy and Cell Biology Computer Science BACHELOR OF MUSIC with Distinction BACHELOR OF ARTS AND HONOURS Eunice Baaba Quagraine Estevan SCIENCE FOUR-YEAR Matthew John Albert Praksas Physiology and Pharmacology BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Saskatoon with Great Distinction HONOURS Wayland Chong Bang with High Honours Regina Shahriar Rahman Fatima Anam Ahmad Interactive Systems Design Saskatoon Saskatoon MASTER OF ARTS Computer Science Computer Science Chantal Lynnae Bossaer North Battleford Adebimpe Oluwatamilore Adedayo Jonathan Winston Rekve Keegan Drew Arnyek Health Studies Nigeria Saskatoon Moose Jaw with Distinction Political Studies - Project: A Typology of Physiology and Pharmacology Geology Threats: The Interplay of Perceived Symbolic Monica Louisse Lising Salud Mitchell William Corbett Taylor Paige Hahn and Material Threats to Explain Anti- Saskatoon Saskatoon Fort Qu’Appelle Immigration Attitudes Anatomy and Cell Biology Computer Science Environment and Society Supervisor: Loleen Berdahl

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Ademolawa Michael Adedipe Callie Diduck Lance Hugh-William Hammell Kelsey Lauren Marr Nigeria Winnipeg, Manitoba Oxbow Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island English - Project: Creating a New Multicultural Archaeology - Thesis: A Geometric Political Studies - Thesis: Health Care and Anthropology - Thesis: The Imagined Frame: The Cinematographic Suppression of Morphometric Analysis of Avonlea Projectile Federal-Provincial Relations: Charting a New Reproductive Futures of Post-Graduate Half a Yellow Sun Points From The Whiting Slough Site (ElNs-10) Course Into the 21st Century Students Supervisor: Cynthia Wallace Co-Supervisor: Terence Clark Co-Supervisor: Hans Michelmann Supervisor: Pamela Downe Co-Supervisor: Ernest Walker Co-Supervisor: Roy Romanow Syed Adil Afzal Elizabeth Faye Miller Saskatoon Glynndon Dobson United States of America Michael Robert Harris Sociology - Project: Beyond the Islamophobia Calgary, Alberta English - Project: Calling the President a Liar: Brantford, Ontario Phantasmagoria: A Critical Discourse Analysis English - Project: Art as Anarchism: Political Women, Reagan, and the Bomb in The Day of Islamophobia in Canadian Newspapers and Social Dissent Through Playwriting in Political Studies - Project: Examining The After Ursula K. Le Guin’s The Dispossessed Post-Modern Trend Lines of Major Party Supervisor: Carolyn Brooks Supervisor: Lindsey Banco Supervisor: Peter Hynes Facebook Political Advertising in the 2018 Naveed Ahmed Ontario Provincial Election Milann Alyssa Lee Mitchell Bangladesh Iloradanon Hailey Efimoff Supervisor: David McGrane Edmonton, Alberta Prince Rupert, British Columbia Economics - Project: Determinants of Labor Psychology - Thesis: Antidepressant-like Force Participation of Rural Bangladeshi Women Psychology - Thesis: White-presenting Maaya Kuri Hitomi Effects of Peripheral Reelin Administration in a Indigenous peoples Supervisor: Mobinul Huq Windsor, Ontario Preclinical Model of Depression Supervisor: Melanie Morrison Kendall Mark Bitner Psychology - Thesis: In Transition: Analyzing Supervisor: Lisa Kalynchuk Francis Kwadwo Frimpong Shifting and Competing Anglophone Dalmeny Victorian Ewaoluwa Odunjo Ghana Discourses Impacting Canadian Trans People Interdisciplinary Graduate Studies - Nigeria Thesis: Ælfric’s Grammar A Single Witness Economics - Project: Evaluating the Supervisor: Marie Lovrod French - Thesis: Entre le silence et le cri, le Edition Nutritional Outcomes of a Physical désir de renaissance dans l’épaisseur des Activity and Healthy Eating Intervention in Supervisor: Yin Liu Rita Yetunde Idowu ombres dédoublées chez Gabrielle Poulin Saskatchewan and New Brunswick Saskatoon Supervisor: Marie-Diane Clarke Kelsey Nicole Brown Supervisor: Nazmi Sari Saskatoon French - Thesis: Le désir et les obstacles de Olumayowa Olanrewaju Gbadamosi l’enracinement du personnage migrant chez Florence Osei Poku Psychology - Thesis: A Life-History Approach certains auteurs de l’Ouest canadien Ghana to Community Reintegration: Female Nigeria Ex-Offender’s Experiences of Facilitators Economics - Project: Estimating the J-Curve Supervisor: Marie-Diane Clarke Women Gender Sexuality Studies - and Barriers of Successful Community of Canada: Then and Now Thesis: Adaptation and Survival Strategies of Refugee Women with Disabilities in Reintegration Supervisor: Maxym Chaban Tanzir Rahman Khan Saskatoon, Canada Supervisor: J Wormith Saskatoon Paul Kudzo Gbeze Supervisor: Catherine Biggs Economics - Project: Heterogeneity and Focal Christopher Robert Bryant Ghana Points in Public Good Games Jide Afeez Raheem Regina French - Thesis: Le regard sur l’Autochtone : Supervisor: Guidon Fenig Braverman Nigeria Political Studies - Project: Sub-National l’affirmation de la voix métisse chez Maurice Climate Governance and the Construction of a Constantin-Weyer et Annette Saint-Pierre Economics - Project: The Predictability of the Canada-US Nominal Exchange Rate New Taxonomy of Paradiplomacy Supervisor: Marie-Diane Clarke Michael James Christopher Lyons Supervisor: Matthew Mitchell Prince Albert Supervisor: Maxym Chaban Seyedeh Zahra Ghoreishi History - Thesis: “Stairway to Heaven”: Courtney Lauren Carlberg Kayvan Shakoury Iran Lysergic Acid Diethylamide (LSD) and Iran Saskatoon Women Gender Sexuality Studies - Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) as a Therapy for Sociology - Thesis: Analysing the Social, Thesis: Visual and Textual Representations and Problem Drinking in Mid-Twentieth Century Applied Linguistics - Thesis: Critical Discourse Political and Economic Factors Impacting Interpretations of Iranian Women in the Works Saskatchewan, 1953-1968 Analysis of Iranian Presidents’ Addresses to the the Growth of Licensed Child Care in of Neshat, Satrapi, and Nafisi United Nations General Assembly (2007-2016) Supervisor: Erika Dyck Saskatchewan Supervisor: Marie Lovrod Supervisor: Veronika Makarova Supervisor: Terry Wotherspoon Samuel Patrick Gillis Hogan Liudmyla V Markevych Zahra Shojaei Ansel Geoffrey Clarke Wolfville, Nova Scotia Saskatoon Iran Ottawa, Ontario History - Thesis: Stars in the Hand: The Economics - Project: The Gender Wage Philosophy - Thesis: The Role of Religious History - Thesis: Not The Simplest Christians: Manuscript and Intellectual Contexts of British Gap During the Resource Boom and Bust Reasons in the Public Sphere: A Debate Vernacular Charming and the Limits of Latin Medieval Chiromancy and its Scholastic in Canada: What Effect Does Industrial between John Rawls and Nicholas Orthodox Practice in Late Medieval England and Astrological Influences Composition Have? Wolterstorff. Supervisor: Frank Klaassen Supervisor: Frank Klaassen Supervisor: Kelly Foley Supervisor: Susan Dieleman

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Tara Nicole Stadnyk Emma York Zoë Alexandra Schneider Seanne Reb Mamac Chung Prince Albert Saskatoon Medicine Hat, Alberta Philippines English - Project: The Silver Seer: Gender, Sex, Political Studies - Thesis: Disorder: Studio Art - Thesis: Soft Shell: Fatness and Physics and Engineering Physics - and the Divine Feminine in Ursula K. Le Guin’s Contemporary Fascism and the Crisis in Visual Representation Thesis: Simulation and Characterization of a The Left Hand of Darkness Mental Health Supervisor: Allyson Glenn Dense Plasma Focus Device Supervisor: Peter Hynes Supervisor: Neil Hibbert Supervisor: Chijin Xiao Alain Henri Jean Thomarat Qiming Sun Vancouver, British Columbia People’s Republic of China Colleen Frances Crill MASTER OF FINE ARTS United States of America Political Studies - Project: Comparison of Studio Art - Thesis: Bellus Mortis the Province of Saskatchewanís Economic Simon Rudolf Bohm Supervisor: John David Graham Biology - Thesis: Ecological Correlates of Development Strategies: 1982 - 2001 Germany Stress in the Canadian Population of Black- tailed Prairie Dogs Supervisor: Joseph Garcea Writing - Thesis: Merry: A Horror Novel Negar Tajgardan Supervisor: Jeffrey Lane Christopher Wing Chi Tsang Supervisor: Jeanette Lynes Iran Saskatoon Studio Art - Thesis: it cannot be called Aaron Thomas Both travelling Kyle Mitchell Fransishyn Economics - Thesis: A New Keynesian Owen Sound, Ontario Yorkton Approach to Consumption Based Asset Supervisor: Susan Shantz Chemistry - Thesis: Development and Testing Pricing Studio Art - Thesis: Splash Zones of Operando Degradation Protocols for Supervisor: Alison Norlen Supervisor: Andreas Pollak Perovskite Solar Cells Using Grazing Incidence MASTER OF SCIENCE Wide Angle X-ray Scattering Karissa Noelle Wall Julianna Teresa Dunn Supervisor: Timothy Kelly Abbotsford, British Columbia Dawson Creek, British Columbia Owolabi Olorunfunmi Adekoya Psychology - Thesis: Combatting Anti- Writing - Thesis: otênawi-têwêhikan (Urban Nigeria Indigenous Prejudice Through Imagined Ruth Josephine Greuel Drum) Computer Science - Thesis: Understanding Contact: A Mixed-Methods Investigation Saskatoon Supervisor: Jeanette Lynes Spark System Performance for Image Supervisor: Melanie Morrison Processing in a Heterogeneous Commodity Biology - Thesis: Abundance of Forage Lichens for Boreal Caribou in the Boreal Shield Vijay Lakshmi Kachru Cluster Andrew Patrick Walsh Ecozone of Saskatchewan Co-Supervisor: Derek Eager Dartmouth, Nova Scotia Saskatoon Co-Supervisor: Dwight Makaroff Co-Supervisor: Jill Johnstone Writing - Thesis: Red Glass Bangles: A Novella Political Studies - Project: The Shift: A Look at Co-Supervisor: Philip McLoughlin the Canadian Military and Canadian Foreign Supervisor: Jeanette Lynes Fadi A M AlMobayed Policy During the War in Afghanistan Palestine Qi Guo Supervisor: Colleen Bell Daniel Eugene Kim Computer Science - Thesis: Efficient High People’s Republic of China Toronto, Ontario Dazhuo Wei Throughput Protocols for Long Distance Big Mathematics - Thesis: Stochastic Logistic Writing - Thesis: Burn, Only Ash Saskatoon Data Transfer Operator Equation for Complex System Supervisor: Jeanette Lynes Economics - Project: Learning to Forecast: Co-Supervisor: Derek Eager Modeling Various Predication Patterns Under Different Co-Supervisor: Dwight Makaroff Supervisor: Artur Sowa Market Shocks Lucas Melvin Rene Morneau Corner Brook, Newfoundland and Philip James Anderson Supervisor: Guidon Fenig Braverman Abdul Halim Labrador Ottawa, Ontario Bangladesh Katherine Ann Wheatley Studio Art - Thesis: The Queer Mummer Biology - Thesis: The Effects of Dietary Biology - Thesis: Regulation of Multiple Montreal, Quebec Supervisor: Jennifer Crane Selenomethionine on the Escape Behaviours Developmental Processes by AtFH1 and of Fathead Minnows Anthropology - Thesis: Oil Sands Energy AtARP3 Mediated Actin Cytoskeleton in Governance: An Ethnography on Negotiating Geoffrey Forbes Pevlin Co-Supervisor: Douglas Chivers Arabidopsis Thaliana Development and Indigenous Rights in Co-Supervisor: Maud Ferrari St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador Supervisor: Yangdou Wei Northern Alberta Writing - Thesis: Cramp-Hand Cuffers: The Wei Bai Supervisor: Clinton Westman Robert Bartlett Explorations People’s Republic of China Rasam Bin Hossain Supervisor: Jeanette Lynes Teresa Lynn Wight Mathematics - Thesis: Randomized Quantile Regina New Liskeard, Ontario Residual for Assessing Generalized Linear Computer Science - Thesis: Jumping Archaeology - Thesis: Interaction and Change: Dylan Sebastian Rea Mixed Models with Application to Zero- Caveman: A Tool for Manipulating Player An Archaeological Analysis of a Mennonite Saskatoon Inflated Microbiome Data Experience and Answer Questions in Games Homestead in Central Saskatchewan Writing - Thesis: Chasing Lakes: A Novel Co-Supervisor: Xin Feng Research Supervisor: Margaret Kennedy Supervisor: Jeanette Lynes Co-Supervisor: Longhai Li Supervisor: Regan Mandryk

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Naveen Kumar Kambham Brayden Scott McDonald Laurel Hannah Sacco Danielle Renee Veikle Saskatoon Saskatoon Saskatoon Regina Computer Science - Thesis: Predicting Geology - Thesis: Expansion and Contraction Biology - Thesis: Trematode Infection of an Geology - Thesis: Geochemical Controls Personality Traits Using Smartphone Sensor of Anoxia During OAE-2 as Inferred by Intermediate Fish Host: Implications for Host on Arsenic, Uranium, and Molybdenum Data and App Usage Data Sedimentary D238U Values in the Portland #1 Energetics and Visually-Mediated Escape Mobility in a Low-Level Radioactive Waste Co-Supervisor: Scott Bell Core, Western Interior Seaway, Colorado Responses Management Area in Ontario, Canada Co-Supervisor: Kevin Stanley Co-Supervisor: Chris Holmden Co-Supervisor: Douglas Chivers Co-Supervisor: Grant Ferguson Co-Supervisor: Camille Partin Co-Supervisor: Maud Ferrari Co-Supervisor: Matthew Lindsay Morgan William Bruce Kirzinger Regina Jason Joel Mercer Marina Trish Schmidt Lindsay Anne Wong Computer Science - Thesis: Humanized United States of America Calgary, Alberta Toronto, Ontario Yeast Genetic Interaction Mapping Predicts Geography - Thesis: Insights into Mountain Computer Science - Thesis: Global Synthetic Lethal Interactions of FBXW7 in Wetland Resilience to Climate Change: An Geography - Thesis: Water Quality Data to Optimization: Software and Applications Breast Cancer Evaluation of the Hydrological Processes Support Cumulative Effects Decision-Making Co-Supervisor: Raymond Spiteri in the Mackenzie Valley, Northwest Territories Co-Supervisor: Anthony Kusalik Contributing to the Hydrodynamics of Alpine Co-Supervisor: John Tse Co-Supervisor: Franco Vizeacoumar Wetlands in the Canadian Rocky Mountains Co-Supervisor: Kevin Hanna Supervisor: Cherie Westbrook Co-Supervisor: Bram Noble Meena Sharma Jillian Marie Kusch Abbotsford, British Columbia Prince Albert Amit Kumar Mondal Rahat Yasir Physics and Engineering Physics - Biology - Thesis: The Predictors and Bangladesh Saskatoon Consequences of Individual Variation in Computer Science - Thesis: Towards a Thesis: Systematic Check of Blowfish Neutron Computer Science - Thesis: Data Driven Sociality in Black-tailed Prairie Dogs (Cynomys Reference Architecture with Modular Design Detector for GDH Experiment: With an Multispectral Image Registration Framework Emphasis on Gain Calibration ludovicianus) for Large-scale Genotyping and Phenotyping Supervisor: Mark Eramian Supervisor: Jeffrey Lane Data Supervisor: Robert Pywell Co-Supervisor: Chanchal Roy Raiyan Dristy Zaman Brittany Allana Laing Co-Supervisor: Kevin Schneider Heng Shi London, Ontario Stouffville, Ontario People’s Republic of China Biology - Thesis: Suitability of Genes in Geology - Thesis: Redefining the Treptichnus Ilya Vladimirovich Ovsyannikov Computer Science - Thesis: CoAP Arabidopsis as Above-Ground Fluorescent Pedum Zone at the Global Boundary Russia Infrastructure for IoT Reporters to Screen for Clubroot Infection Stratotype Section and Point (GSSP): A Critical Computer Science - Thesis: GrowPro: A Co-Supervisor: Li Chen Supervisor: Christopher Todd Reassessment of the Ediacaran - Cambrian Flexible and High-Resolution Imaging Tool Co-Supervisor: Ralph Deters Boundary for High-Throughput Plant Phenotyping in Co-Supervisor: Luis Buatois the Field Sinan Zhang People’s Republic of China Co-Supervisor: Maria Mangano Supervisor: Ian Stavness Rahin Sifat Bangladesh Biology - Thesis: Locust Flight Muscle Activity Meng Li and Body Orientation in Response to Objects Michael Dennis Patterson Chemistry - Thesis: The Effect of Chemical People’s Republic of China Moving within Different Backgrounds Swift Current Substitution on the Local Structure of Geography - Thesis: Evaluating Post-fire Physics and Engineering Physics - Garnet-type Oxides that have Nuclear Waste Supervisor: John Gray Vegetation Recovery in Canadian Mixed Prairie Thesis: Development of a Versatile Magnetic Sequestration Application Using Remote Sensing Approaches Perturbation System on the STOR-M Tokamak Supervisor: Andrew Grosvenor Supervisor: Xulin Guo Supervisor: Chijin Xiao SCHOOL OF Qi Liu Jordyn Adreanne Stalwick Chance Clayton Prestie People’s Republic of China Outlook ENVIRONMENT AND Preeceville Computer Science - Thesis: Integrating Biology - Thesis: Provisioning Patterns, Diet, SUSTAINABILITY Biology - Thesis: Carbon Sources Supporting Game Engines into the Mobile Cloud as and Reproduction of Mountain Bluebirds Fish Growth in Lake Diefenbaker Micro-services (Sialia currucoides) in Clearcut versus Grassland Co-Supervisor: Li Chen Supervisor: Jeffrey Hudson Habitats CERTIFICATE IN Co-Supervisor: Ralph Deters Supervisor: Karen Wiebe Habib Ado Sabiu SUSTAINABILITY Sarah McCaugherty Nigeria Lawrence Aubrey Swerhone Owen Sound, Ontario Computer Science - Thesis: Performance Erin Michelle Meyers Saskatoon Chemistry - Thesis: Effect of Synthetic Evaluation of Job Scheduling and Resource Saskatoon Method on the Structure of Pyrochlore and Allocation in Apache Spark Geology - Thesis: Trace Element Mobility in Zirconolite-type Oxides Co-Supervisor: Winfried Grassmann Layered Oil Sands Mine Wastes Jesse Lee Milton Supervisor: Andrew Grosvenor Co-Supervisor: Dwight Makaroff Supervisor: Matthew Lindsay Eston

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MASTER OF MASTER OF SUSTAINABLE Kehinde Funto Obamuyide Taya Sharon Raine ENVIRONMENT AND ENVIRONMENTAL Saskatoon Saskatoon SUSTAINABILITY MANAGEMENT Environment and Sustainability – Water Security - Project: Assessing Readiness Project: Exploring Strategies for Improved for Water Regulation in the Indigenous Megan Shirley Hassebroek Hinzman Water Usage Among Community (Urban) Drinking Water Community United States of America Alanna Jonson Gardeners in Saskatoon Supervisor: Lalita Bharadwaj Carstairs, Alberta Environment and Sustainability - Supervisor: James Robson Thesis: Working to live in Haida Gwaii: The Environment and Sustainability - Posthumously Palash Ranjan Sanyal Paradoxes of Life in a Remote, Amenity-Rich Project: Effect of Habitat Fragmentation Saskatoon Region on Prairie Biodiversity: A Case Study of the David Stephen Ruzicka Water Security - Project: Large-Scale Redberry Lake Biosphere Reserve United States of America Supervisor: Philip Loring In-stream Water Temperature Modelling: Supervisor: Vladimir Kricsfalusy Environment and Sustainability - Athabasca River Basin Bimala Khanal Project: Understanding Social Tolerance of Nepal Supervisor: Karl-Erich Lindenschmidt Alyse Marie Kambeitz White-tailed Deer in Saskatchewan Environment and Sustainability - Saskatoon Supervisor: Douglas Clark Thesis: Raising Voices, Broadening Interests: A Longitudinal Examination of Gender Diversity Environment and Sustainability - Project: Is Faisal Hisham Salama in Canadian Forest Sector Public Advisory There an Environmental Cost to Lethal Fish Edmonton, Alberta JOHNSON Committees Sampling Under the Canadian Metal and Environment and Sustainability - Project: An Diamond Mining Environmental Effects SHOYAMA Supervisor: Maureen Reed Analysis of the Benefits of Vertical Solar Monitoring Program? Photovoltaic Systems and the Effect of GRADUATE SCHOOL Jordan Edward Mihalicz Supervisor: Karsten Liber Artificial Ground Cover on Energy Output Beauval OF PUBLIC POLICY Supervisor: Colin Whitfield Environment and Sustainability - Jamie Marie Leugner Thesis: Effects of a Hydropeaking Dam on Macrorie River Health and Benthic Macroinvertebrate MASTER OF Secondary Production in a Northern Great Environment and Sustainability - MASTER OF WATER Plains River Project: Community Garden Plan and GOVERNANCE AND Utilization of Fish By-Products in a Northern SECURITY Co-Supervisor: Helen Baulch ENTREPRENEURSHIP Saskatchewan Community Co-Supervisor: Timothy Jardine Keenan Joseph Brockman IN NORTHERN AND Supervisor: Philip Loring Prince Albert Hanna Isobel Neufeld INDIGENOUS AREAS Water Security - Project: Recent Advances Saskatoon Ruobin Liu in Microbial Fuel Cell Technology and their Environment and Sustainability - People’s Republic of China Applications in the Treatment of Wastewaters Dazawray Ronnie-Shantel Landrie- Thesis: Collaboration and Co-management in Supervisor: Mehdi Nemati Parker Gwaii Haanas National Park Reserve, National Environment and Sustainability - Langham Marine Conservation Area Reserve, and Haida Project: Using Indicator Plant Species to John Frederic Worley Guselle Monitor Ecological Change in the Prairie Gov Entr in North Indig Areas - Heritage Site Saskatoon Supervisor: Philip Loring Habitats Project: Building a Community Engagement Water Security - Project: Plant Transpiration Supervisor: Vladimir Kricsfalusy Framework for the Nuclear Energy Industry in Sahar Safaei Effects on the Distribution and Movement Canada’s North of Soil Water: A Controlled Laboratory Vancouver, British Columbia Supervisor: Kenneth Coates Matthew Long Experiment Environment and Sustainability - Winnipeg, Manitoba Thesis: Characterization of Uncertainty in Supervisor: Jeffrey McDonnell Environment and Sustainability - Model Parameter and Precipitation Data Across Gregory Thomas Hoenmans MASTER OF NORTHERN Several Headwater Catchments in the Canadian Project: Plant Species Suitability for the Boreal Melfort Rockies: A Large-Sample Hydrology Approach Transition Ecoregion under a Changing GOVERNANCE AND Water Security - Project: The Effects of Soil Supervisor: Seyed Saman Razavi Climate DEVELOPMENT Compaction and Runoff Generation on the Supervisor: Mark Johnston Kelsey Marie Seidle Eastern Slopes of the Rocky Mountains Harold Carriere Medstead Supervisor: John Pomeroy Cumberland House Lynette Manuel Environment and Sustainability - North Governance and Development - Devin Louise Iuliano Thesis: Habitat Characterization of Oromocto, New Brunswick Project: The Environmental and Social Effects Saskatchewan’s Dakota Skipper, Hesperia Environment and Sustainability - Thorold, Ontario of Dam Construction on Indigenous People. Dacotae Population Project: Assessing Sustainability Culture at the Water Security - Project: Sturgeon Lake First the Life of Pete: Uniting Minopimatsiwin and Co-Supervisor: Jean-Michel DeVink University of Saskatchewan Nation Source Water Protection Plan Educational Policy for Pete’s Sake Co-Supervisor: Eric Lamb Supervisor: Greg Poelzer Supervisor: Robert Patrick Supervisor: Robert Patrick

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Tymoor McKay Evan W Holmes Andrew Adrian Badea Jiakai Liu Cumberland House Regina Saskatoon People’s Republic of China North Governance and Development Finance Finance - Project: Assessing the Viability of the Rayelle Lynn Johnston with Distinction Integrated Biological Reverse Osmosis Saskatoon Nicholas Anthony Bors Membrane (IBROM) Treatment System, Saskatoon Wei Liu in Regards to the Future Upgrade of the Ali Kiani Management Saskatoon Pemmican Portage Water Treatment on the Saskatoon Operations Management Cumberland House Cree Nation. Joseph Lucien Charles Alexandre Tori Alexandria Lloyd Supervisor: Robert Patrick Helaine Krystkowiak Campeau Hinton, Alberta Lloydminster Marcia Lynn Mirasty Lloydminster Marketing Management Canoe Lake Cree Nation Farin Shabnam Ritu with Honours and Distinction North Governance and Development - Saskatoon Allison Faye Danderfer Project: Exploring the Power and Potential of Pearl Francisco Masa Tisdale Social Media: Building Stronger Communities Kristine Anne St. Laurent Saskatoon in Northern Saskatchewan Operations Management Management Vancouver, British Columbia with Distinction Supervisor: Kenneth Coates Brittany Danielle McIntyre Tenille Jewel Thomson Sean Anthony Molloy Bradley Ross Degenstein D’Arcy La Ronge Saskatoon Saskatoon Management Marketing North Governance and Development - Henry Umesi Project: More Than Economics: A Community Matthew Frederick Morris Saskatoon Development Approach To Tourism on Lac La Asli Marlene Ferhatoglu Moose Jaw Ronge Indian Band Territory Saskatoon Accounting Marketing with Distinction Supervisor: Lee Swanson MASTER OF PUBLIC Alana Kirsten Ross POLICY Yecheng Gao Hugh David Park Red Earth First Nation Saskatoon Saskatoon North Governance and Development - Laura Duff Saar Management Accounting Project: Introducing Solar Energy to Northern Dryden, Ontario with Great Distinction Saskatchewan First Nations Public Policy - Thesis: The Effects of Alaisha Simone Gaudet Supervisor: Carin Holroyd Cognitive Bias and Employment Equity Policy Bellevue Jaydon Troy Philipchuk Interventions in the Hiring Process Management Warman Lori Leigh Sparling Supervisor: Dionne Pohler Finance Clearwater River Dene Nation Tyler Scott Greuel North Governance and Development – Saskatoon Emily Alexandra Povey Project: History, Reality and Urgency: A View Accounting Saskatoon of Indigenous Financial Literacy with Distinction EDWARDS SCHOOL Human Resources Supervisor: Haizhen Mou OF BUSINESS Natasha Lynne Hausermann Qamar Raza Trishia L Whiteknife Kamsack Fort Chipewyan, Alberta Pakistan Human Resources Accounting North Governance and Development - CERTIFICATE IN BUSINESS with Distinction Project: Solar Power Systems in Northern Mitchell Wade Regier Indigenous Communities ADMINISTRATION Ezra Josiah Kilpatrick Elkford, British Columbia Supervisor: Kenneth Coates Saskatoon Accounting Istiaque Mahamud Khandoker Management with Great Distinction Saskatoon MASTER OF PUBLIC David John Letts Megan Kristin Richardson Saskatoon ADMINISTRATION BACHELOR OF Humboldt Finance Management Khan Md. Rashed Al-Mamun COMMERCE with Distinction Bangladesh Chengxi Li Joshua George Alexander Alook People’s Republic of China Benjamin Karl William Schmidt Brooke Ida Marie Crozon Fort McMurray, Alberta Accounting Calgary, Alberta Naicam Management with Great Distinction Operations Management

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Omar Sheikh Alzoor Christianne Marie Blais Pavan Kaur Sidhu Sarah Christan Ellwood Saskatoon Delmas Prince Rupert, British Columbia Vancouver, British Columbia Accounting with Distinction Jordan Skylar Bonkowski Adam Gregory Solie Marley Lynn Ervine Prince Albert Saskatoon Kindersley Logan Siemens Saskatoon Ning Cao Yi Tao Jordan Annita Farr Management Saskatoon Saskatoon Weyburn

Thomas John Stanzeleit Clayton Lucas J Clark Carla Ashley Thorel Tayler Dawn Firth Saskatoon Fort McMurray, Alberta Lloydminster Regina Human Resources with Distinction Matthew Stephen Drake Stephanie Marie Weisgerber Jordanna Rose Friesen Calgary, Alberta Estevan Swift Current Andrea Nicole Sutcliffe Calgary, Alberta Tammy Jolynn Francis Kelli-Ann Mara Wilde Mark Bernard Hamill Operations Management Ituna Saskatoon Red Deer, Alberta

Zelalem Moges Tekle Ira Thomas Froimovitch Han Zeng Lee James Harding Saskatoon Chelsea, Quebec Saskatoon United Kingdom Marketing Xiangrui Guo Justin Robert John Tobin Brianne Mary-Jo Harney People’s Republic of China MASTER OF Calgary, Alberta Lloydminster PROFESSIONAL Accounting Kelly Marie Herdin Jessica Frances Hill Martensville ACCOUNTING Xingyu Wu Moose Jaw People’s Republic of China Shakiba Jalal Avideh Abyaneh Finance Saskatoon Calgary, Alberta David A Huberdeau-Reid with Distinction Brandon, Manitoba Levi James Johnson Jenna Sophia Byfield Tiandu Xie Saskatoon Prince George, British Columbia Danielle Kristine Humble People’s Republic of China Saskatoon Accounting Fortunate Mavenga Angelica Michelle Cabrera Richmond, British Columbia Haoze Yang Saskatoon Gabriella Mathew James People’s Republic of China Saskatoon Malcolm Meekins Jennica Richel Cang Accounting Saskatoon Coquitlam, British Columbia Ashley Kristen Jang Shelby Ann Zsombor Brittany Michelle Melnyk Enyuan Chen Vancouver, British Columbia Wakaw Saskatoon People’s Republic of China Accounting Sameena Kamdar with Great Distinction Ryan Daniel Orth Gordon Cheung Vancouver, British Columbia Saskatoon Saskatoon MASTER OF BUSINESS Jisuk Kang Jillian Laurel Pangborn Nadia Poy Yin Chong Edmonton, Alberta ADMINISTRATION Saskatoon Calgary, Alberta Kyle Mark Kannwischer Lemir Elie Abillamaa Nathan Lynn Risling Bailey Dawn Delainey Winnipeg, Manitoba Lebanon Saskatoon Aquadeo

Deidra Leeann Aitken Patrick Shane Robertson Michael Federico DeLucchi Terrence William Chand Kaushik Saskatoon Yorkton Saskatoon Burnaby, British Columbia

Gurtej Singh Bhullar Rokhan Sarwar Bailey Angela Doucette Sophia Assefa Kebede Vancouver, British Columbia Saskatoon Saskatoon Shellbrook

Aaron Robert N Bird Chad William Sewell Amber Lynne Eades Linsay Rowan Kelly Saskatoon Saskatoon Edmonton, Alberta Lloydminster, Alberta

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Steven Hungmuk Kim Fiona Reska Yufei Huang Edward Komla Pappah Bam Calgary, Alberta Vancouver, British Columbia People’s Republic of China Ghana Marketing - Thesis: Understanding Consumer Environment and Sustainability - Jocelyn Emma Kline Raymond Paul Sinclair Acceptance of Genetically Modified Foods Thesis: Understanding Hydrological Processes Calgary, Alberta Salmon Arm, British Columbia in Canada: An Exploration of the Influence of and Fluxes Linking Wetland Ponds and Culture on Consumer Planned Behaviors Groundwater in the Prairie Pothole Region Madeleine Anne Koop Antonia Emanuela Stiuca Supervisor: Di Zhang Supervisor: Andrew Ireson Vancouver, British Columbia Edmonton, Alberta Ho Young Kim Carling Christina Beninger Ryan Ka-Yin Kwan Cassandra Ashton Sullivan Korea Vancouver, British Columbia Winnipeg, Manitoba Melville Finance - Thesis: Valuation of Convertible History - Thesis: “Does The Church Really Preferred Shares with Focus on Korean Market Care?”: The Indigenous Policies of the Katrina Joyce Laberinto Leslie Szeto Supervisor: George Tannous Anglican, Presbyterian, and United Churches Winnipeg, Manitoba Regina Lincoln Xiaoxuan Lu of Canada, 1946-1990 Supervisor: James Miller Christopher Anthony Lacher Kristine Aimee Tan Grasswood Drumheller, Alberta Calgary, Alberta Marketing - Thesis: If the Suit Fits: The Impact Allison Suzanne Block of Clothing on Electoral Success United States of America Jonathan Chun Man Leung Gulraiz Tariq Supervisor: Barbara Phillips Public Policy - Thesis: Judicialization and Calgary, Alberta Regina Natasha LeeAnn Nagel Implementation of Religious Minority Rights in Mathew Harding Towill Regina Turkey: Case Studies from the European Court Alexandra Lowe of Human Rights Calgary, Alberta La Ronge Marketing - Thesis: The Influence of Transitional Life Events on Compulsive Buying Supervisor: Daniel Beland Michelle Marie MacGowan Kayla Marie Whitehead Supervisor: Monica Popa Chassidy Doreen Carruthers Saskatoon Innisfail, Alberta Weisu Yu Yorkton Eric J McTaggart Sheldon Francis Winter People’s Republic of China Psychology - Thesis: Capturing Diversity Toronto, Ontario of Experience within Emerging Adulthood: Saskatoon Finance - Thesis: Does Reputation Matter? A Context Comparison of Undergraduate Evidence from Cross-Border M&As Elyse Milanese Scotty Bernard Wollf Students, Graduate Students, and Non- Vancouver, British Columbia Co-Supervisor: Min Maung University Emerging Adults Hague Co-Supervisor: Craig Wilson Supervisor: Patricia McDougall Alexandra Jamie Munro Elaine Yuen Ling Wong Lei Zhan Calgary, Alberta Vancouver, British Columbia Saskatoon Michael Christopher Cavallaro United States of America Rae-Maryse Nagy Finance - Thesis: The Value of Intangible Colleen Xie Capital and its Components in Mergers Environment and Sustainability - Langley, British Columbia Edmonton, Alberta Thesis: Assessing the Effects of Chronic Supervisor: Dev Mishra Neonicotinoid Insecticide Exposure on Kaitlyn Nebert Caitlyn Ashley Yu Aquatic Insects Using Multiple Experimental Langley, British Columbia Vancouver, British Columbia DOCTOR OF Approaches Co-Supervisor: Karsten Liber Alanne K Nimmo Rudo Yolandah Zaranyika PHILOSOPHY Co-Supervisor: Christy Morrissey Calgary, Alberta Vancouver, British Columbia Ava Dawn Agar Keremeos, British Columbia Michelle Clare Conan Moyosore Gbemisola Odeyemi Eric Zheng Leask Psychology - Thesis: Mandatory Motherhood Nigeria Burnaby, British Columbia and Compulsory Careers: An Application Psychology - Thesis: Nonverbal Co-Supervisor: Elly Jo Panteluk of Theory of Planned Behaviour to Young Communication in Relation to Women’s Estevan Women’s Mothering and Career Intentions Experiences of Self and Body: A Mixed Methods Examination Supervisor: Karen Lawson Sabrina Rai MASTER OF SCIENCE Supervisor: Gerald Farthing Langley, British Columbia Joseph Yaw Asomah Jane Lauren Caulfield Saskatoon Tina G Dadgostari Carlee Gail Ramsay Saskatoon Sociology - Thesis: Ghana in Search of Toronto, Ontario Saskatoon Marketing - Thesis: Conversations that Matter: Government Accountability in Controlling Psychology - Thesis: Constructing Meaning Patient Perspectives on Conversations at Political Corruption: Are Private Mass Media Through Photo-Production: Death and Loss in Caileigh Afton Rendek End-of-Life Part of the Solution or the Problem? Post-Secondary Students Creston, British Columbia Supervisor: Marjorie Delbaere Supervisor: Hongming Cheng Supervisor: Brian Chartier

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AND SUSTAINABILITY a n d JOHNSON SHOYAMA GRADUATE SCHOOL OF PUBLIC POLICY Degrees, Diplomas and Certificates

Leila Dehabadi Brett Dean Leedahl Prabin Rokaya James Tunde Yeku Iran Saskatoon Nepal Nigeria Chemistry - Thesis: Development of Physics and Engineering Physics - Thesis: The Environment and Sustainability - English - Thesis: Politics and Performative Biopolymers and their Modified Forms as Electronic and Magnetic Effects of 3d Thesis: Impacts of Climate and Regulation on Agency in Nigerian Social Media Sustainable Sorbent Materials Transition Metal Impurities in Semiconductors Ice-Jam Flooding of Northern Rivers and their Supervisor: Allison Muri Supervisor: Lee Wilson Supervisor: Alexander Moewes Inland Delta Supervisor: Karl-Erich Lindenschmidt Kira Leanne Goff Nicolas Leroux France Hanley Cody Lee Sharpe Geography - Thesis: Mass and Heat Flow Baynes Lake, British Columbia Biology - Thesis: The Response of Individual through Snow Living Cells of Chlamydomonas Spp to High Public Policy - Thesis: Struggles Over Urban Light and Singlet Oxygen Supervisor: John Pomeroy Sustainability in Saskatoon & Edmonton: The Use of Policy Narratives by Advocacy Co-Supervisor: Thomas Ellis Arnab Majumdar Coalitions Co-Supervisor: Kenneth Wilson India Supervisor: Jeremy Rayner Physics and Engineering Physics - Ana MarÌa González-Prieto Thesis: Theoretical Study of Structural Colombia Euridice Solorzano Transformations and Properties of Selected Venezuela Biology - Thesis: The Relative Importance Materials at Extreme Conditions of Native Forest and Shade-Grown Coffee Geology - Thesis: Sedimentology, Ichnology, Co-Supervisor: John Tse Plantations for Habitat Use, Individual Fitness Biostratigraphy, and Sequence Stratigraphy Co-Supervisor: Yansun Yao and Migration Strategies of Overwintering of the Middle Miocene Oficina Formation, Neotropical Migrant Songbirds in Columbia Sarah Ann Medill Orinoco Oil Belt, Venezuela Co-Supervisor: Keith Hobson Winnipeg, Manitoba Co-Supervisor: Luis Buatois Biology - Thesis: Sociality of Sable Island Co-Supervisor: Maria Mangano Phillip Stephen Harder Horses: Population, Group, and Individual Clavet Interactions Erin Elizabeth Spinney Geography - Thesis: Snow-Stubble- Supervisor: Philip McLoughlin White Point, Nova Scotia Atmosphere Interactions During Snowmelt on History - Thesis: Naval and Military Nursing in the Canadian Prairies Alireza Montazeri Ghahjavarestani the British Empire c.1763-1830 Iran Co-Supervisor: Warren Helgason Co-Supervisor: Matthew Neufeld Co-Supervisor: John Pomeroy Computer Science - Thesis: Analytical Co-Supervisor: Lisa Smith Investigation into the Performance of On-Path Jason Allan Jean Caching in ICN under Realistic Environments Mark Jacob Stobbe Lloydminster Supervisor: Dwight Makaroff Uranium City Sociology - Thesis: Challenging Scientific Annik Marketa Mossière Sociology - Thesis: Was Stephen Harper Really Hegemony: The Counter-Hegemony of Calgary, Alberta Tough on Crime?: A Systems and Symbolic Saskatoon Creationists Psychology - Thesis: Offender Memories of Action Analysis. Supervisor: Terry Wotherspoon Their Crimes: Exploring the Factors Involved Supervisor: Harley Dickinson in the Experience of Instrusive Memories Daniel James Karran Supervisor: Tammy Marche Calgary, Alberta Yvonne Nadine Vizina Reserve Geography - Thesis: The Engineering of Md Saidur Rahman Peatland Form and Function by Beaver Bangladesh Environment and Sustainability - Thesis: Indigenous Knowledges and Co-Supervisor: Angela Bedard-Haughn Computer Science - Thesis: Change Impact Sustainability in Post-Secondary Education Co-Supervisor: Cherie Westbrook Analysis of Code Clones Supervisor: Marcia McKenzie Supervisor: Chanchal Roy Steven Martin Langdon Milton, Ontario Fedir Razumenko Izabela Vlahu Chemistry - Thesis: Examination of Ukraine Macedonia Chemoselective N-Heterocyclic Carbene- History - Thesis: Clinical Trials, Cancer, and Mathematics - Thesis: The Orthogonal Band Catalyzed Cross-Benzoin Reactions and the Emergence of Human Research Ethics in Decomposition of the Finite Dirichlet Matrix Efforts Towards a Concise Total Synthesis Of Canada, 1921-1980 and its Applications Sparteine Co-Supervisor: Erika Dyck Co-Supervisor: Paul Babyn Supervisor: Michel Gravel Co-Supervisor: Larry Stewart Co-Supervisor: Artur Sowa

UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN 50 Fall Convocation 2018 CEREMONY 2

Saturday, October 27, 2018 2 pm

AGRICULTURE AND BIORESOURCES

EDUCATION

ENGINEERING

KINESIOLOGY

LAW

MEDICINE

NURSING

PHARMACY AND NUTRITION

SCHOOL OF REHABILITATION SCIENCE

SCHOOL OF PUBLIC PUBLIC HEALTH

VETERINARY MEDICINE Undergraduate degrees, graduate degrees, diplomas and certificates for the graduates of Agriculture and Bioresources, Education, Engineering, Kinesiology, Law, Medicine, Nursing, Pharmacy and Nutrition, School of Rehabilitation Science, School of Public Health and Veterinary Medicine

Saturday, October 27, 2018 | 2 pm Chancellor Roy Romanow, PC OC SOM QC LLB LLD (Hons), presiding

PROCESSION MUSICAL INTERLUDE

Graduands in the order in which degrees are to be conferred; Faculty; Rondo by Malcolm Arnold Board of Governors; Senate; Guests of Honour; The President; The University Wind Orchestra conducted by Darrin Oehlerking The Chancellor

CONFERRING OF DEGREES WELCOME

Beth Bilson, University Secretary PETITION FOR ADMISSION Beth Bilson, University Secretary O CANADA ORATORS PRESENTING GRADUANDS TO THE CHANCELLOR Angela Gjurichanin Shirley Haines, Ken Howland, Dave Muench

INTRODUCTIONS PRESENTATION OF PARCHMENTS TO THE GRADUANDS Agriculture and Bioresources presented by Mary Buhr, Dean Beth Bilson, University Secretary Education presented by Michelle Prytula, Dean

HONOUR SONG Engineering presented by Suzanne Kresta, Dean

Performed by drum group Buffalo Boys Kinesiology presented by Chad London, Dean

College of Law presented by Martin Phillipson, Dean PRESIDENT’S STATEMENT Medicine presented by Dr. Kent Stobart, Vice Dean Education TO THE GRADUANDS Nursing presented by Hope Bilinski, Associate Dean Peter Stoicheff, President School of Rehabilitation Science presented by Dr. Liz Harrison, Associate Dean CONFERRING OF HONORARY DOCTOR OF LAWS School of Public Health presented by Dr. Steven Jones, Executive Director Brad Wildeman Veterinary Medicine presented by Chris Clark, Associate Dean Presented by Mary Buhr Doctor of Philosophy presented by Trever Crowe, Dean

CONVOCATION ADDRESS ADMISSION TO DEGREES IN ABSENTIA

Brad Wildeman Roy Romanow, Chancellor PRESENTATION OF AWARDS TO THE MESSAGE FROM THE ALUMNI MOST DISTINGUISHED GRADUATES ASSOCIATION

Distinguished Graduate from the CERTESL presented to University of Saskatchewan Alumni Association Verna Berniece Eaton

Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation Award presented to CONCLUDING REMARKS Alexandra Rae Clarke Roy Romanow, Chancellor J. Victoria Miners Book Prize presented to Trevor Dean Gerard Iron

Sadownick Family Award for Most Distinguished MPT Graduate presented to Rebecca Lascue

PRESENTATION OF AWARDS TO FACULTY AND STAFF

Distinguished Graduate Supervisor Award presented to Anthony (Tony) Kusalik AGRICULTURE AND BIORESOURCES, EDUCATION, ENGINEERING, KINESIOLOGY, LAW, MEDICINE, NURSING,

PHARMACY AND NUTRITION, SCHOOL OF REHABILITATION SCIENCE, SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH and VETERINARY MEDICINE Degrees, Diplomas and Certificates

COLLEGE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Katelynn Tedford Jeremy Joel Kiss IN AGRIBUSINESS Estevan Saskatoon AGRICULTURE AND Animal Science Soil Science - Thesis: Predictive Digital Soil BIORESOURCES Angela Martha Patron Mapping of Wetland Soils in the Canadian Goodeve Brooklyn Tessier Prairie Pothole Region with Distinction Minton Supervisor: Angela Bedard-Haughn Animal Science PRAIRIE HORTICULTURE Shaofeng Song Elisabeth Leao Guidotti Brazil CERTIFICATE People’s Republic of China Yinyin Zou Animal Science - Thesis: Establishment of People’s Republic of China Erin Shirley Barnes Carinata Meal as a Protein Supplement for Food and Bioproduct Sciences Beef Cattle Saskatoon BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Supervisor: John McKinnon Landscaping and Arboriculture IN RENEWABLE RESOURCE MANAGEMENT MASTER OF SCIENCE Silvia Beatriz Menajovsky Harold Geist Argentina Paul Daniel Harasyn Duncan, British Columbia Francis Terkpertey Abayateye Animal Science - Thesis: Effect of the Fruit and Vegetable Production Prince Albert Africa Forage-to-concentrate Ratio of the Partial Resource Science Agricultural Economics - Mixed Ration and the Quantity of Concentrate Thesis: Environmental Regulation Stringency Allocated in an Automatic Milking System DIPLOMA IN and U.S. Agriculture on Performance and Activity of Multiparous BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Holstein Cows Supervisor: Tristan Skolrud AGRIBUSINESS IN AGRICULTURE Supervisor: Gregory Penner

Cassidy Shea Matthews Mary-Jane Angela Duncan Raul Enrique Avila Vinueza Keshia Paddick Olds, Alberta Regina Ecuador London, Ontario Agricultural Economics Soil Science - Thesis: Subsurface and Surface Animal Science - Thesis: Effect of the Dawson Blaine Tangen with Distinction Tillage Practices and Their Effects on Structure, Amount of Concentrate Offered in an Swift Current Permeability and Crop Yield in a Chernozemic Automated Milking System on Dry Matter Jacqueline Frances Gelineau and Solonetzic Soil Intake, Milk Yield, Milk Composition, Ruminal Saskatoon Fermentation, and Behaviour of Primiparous Co-Supervisor: Jeffrey Schoenau Environmental Science Holstein Cows Fed Iso-caloric Diets Co-Supervisor: Bingcheng Si DIPLOMA IN AGRONOMY with Distinction Supervisor: Gregory Penner

Ryan Matthew Breadner Yunhao Ji Elena Benic Rosemary Peter Saskatoon People’s Republic of China Moldova India Food and Bioproduct Sciences Plant Science - Thesis: Photosynthetic Food Science - Thesis: Properties of Aqueous- Adjustments of Amaranthus Varieties in Alcohol-Washed Protein Concentrates MacKenzie Johnston Morgan Kanak Swift Current Response to Growth Irradience Prepared from Air-Classified Pea Protein and Saskatoon Other Air-Classified Pulse Protein Fractions with Great Distinction Applied Plant Ecology Co-Supervisor: Gordon Gray Co-Supervisor: Venkatesh Meda with Distinction Co-Supervisor: Karen Tanino Co-Supervisor: Robert Tyler BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Jacquelyn Jean Kroeger Essouassi Elikem Asha Roy Hanley Ghana Bangladesh IN ANIMAL BIOSCIENCE Agricultural Biology Soil Science - Thesis: Chemical Speciation Agricultural Economics - with Great Distinction of Zinc and Lead in Soils and Its Effects on Payton Victoria Bayly Thesis: Understanding the Status of Social Bioaccessibility License: Adoption of Bt-brinjal in Bangladesh Brampton, Ontario Shuai Liu Supervisor: John Peak with Distinction People’s Republic of China Supervisor: Jill Hobbs Food and Bioproduct Sciences Karen Ann Scott Sameeha Jhetam Matthew Brandon Holmes Kelvin Logan Saworski Maple Ridge, British Columbia Calgary, Alberta Kinistino Spring Valley Animal Science - Thesis: Influence of Forage Soil Science - Project: Effect of Forage Stand Agricultural Economics Level and Corn Grain Processing on Whole- Natuski Ochiai Termination Method and Fertilization History body Urea Kinetics, and Serosal-to-mucosal Japan Heather Sorestad on Greenhouse Gas Emissions, Nutrient Urea Flux and Expression of Urea Transporters Buchanan Supply Rates, and Soil Carbon Dynamics and Aquaporins in the Ovine Rumen, Karlyn Rose Davison Ursu Agronomy Co-Supervisor: Joan Knight Duodenum, and Cecum Regina with Distinction Co-Supervisor: Jeffrey Schoenau Supervisor: Timothy Mutsvangwa

UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN 54 Fall Convocation 2018 AGRICULTURE AND BIORESOURCES, EDUCATION, ENGINEERING, KINESIOLOGY, LAW, MEDICINE, NURSING,

PHARMACY AND NUTRITION, SCHOOL OF REHABILITATION SCIENCE, SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH and VETERINARY MEDICINE Degrees, Diplomas and Certificates

Sarah Isabel Struthers Kyle Earl Hingley BACHELOR OF Barry Shingoose Cranbrook, British Columbia St. Catharines, Ontario EDUCATION Cote First Nation Animal Science - Thesis: The Impact of Terry Leanne Horsley-Dewar Infrared Beak Treatment on the Production, Clayton Bradley Smokeyday Saskatoon Lillian Deloros Blackstar Behaviour, and Welfare of Layer Pullets and Cochin Kinistin First Nation Hens Chelsea Lynn Nadiger Charlie Venne Supervisor: Karen Schwean-Lardner Humboldt Calyssia Cameron Duck Lake La Ronge Madeline Geisler Turland Alana O’Donnell Guelph, Ontario Carp, Ontario Alexandra Rae Clarke POST-DEGREE Agricultural Economics - Thesis: Farmers’ Prince Albert Willingness to Participate in a Big Data Sharing Natasha Bodelle Robertson with Distinction CERTIFICATE IN Program: A Study of Saskatchewan Grain Churchbridge EDUCATION: SPECIAL Farmers Tia Janelle Clarke Lei Song EDUCATION Supervisor: Peter Slade North Battleford People’s Republic of China Debra Lynn Amundson Chenxuan Wang Lisa Dawn Evans Craig Robert Sutter Saskatoon People’s Republic of China Saskatoon Saskatoon Food Science - Thesis: Cytoprotective Roles Warren Favel Lisa Dianne Buhr of Oat Avenathramides Against Inflammation Lucky Lake and Cellular Stress CERTIFICATE IN Sweetgrass First Nation Co-Supervisor: Christopher Eskiw INDIGENOUS Zachary Cole Fedorak Crystal Gail Chief Co-Supervisor: Xiao Qiu LANGUAGES Kamsack Island Lake First Nation

Stefano Zanotto Falynn Rose Marie Baptiste Samantha Nadyne Cox Saskatoon Michelle Lynne Ferland-Murphy Red Pheasant First Nation Melfort Lashburn Plant Science - Thesis: Genetics and Biochemistry of the Low Tannin Characteristic Christine Anne Theresa Ravenis Carly Liza Gon Tabatha Lee Deli in Vicia faba L. and Development of a Lac La Ronge First Nation Behchoko, Northwest Territories Prince Albert Molecular Marker for the zt2 Gene Supervisor: Bunyamin Tar’an Kindra Jasmine Deshaies CERTIFICATE IN Trevor Dean Gerard Iron Canoe Lake Cree Nation Invermere, British Columbia LEADERSHIP IN COLLEGE OF POST‑SECONDARY Ashley Nicole Laprise Deanna Lee Doherty EDUCATION EDUCATION La Loche Saskatoon Bonnie Fay Hartman Dahnis Renee Lariviere Joseph Jean Maurice Fauchon Canoe Lake Cree Nation North Battleford CERTIFICATE IN Saskatoon TEACHING ENGLISH AS A Shelley Renae Little Jacqueline Marie Gerroir SECOND LANGUAGE CERTIFICATE IN Canwood West Arichat, Nova Scotia PRACTICAL AND Jillian Rae Granello Maria Estela Teo Balbuena Jason Kyle McKay APPLIED ARTS Regina Regina Prince Albert Kurtis Stevens Mugford Marlene F Pahtayken Chelsea Morgan Hassett Madiha Bari Prince Albert Saudi Arabia Onion Lake First Nation Waldeck

Rochelle Anne Boskill CERTIFICATE IN Jamie Jolene Paules Samantha Lynne Jacques Saskatoon Saskatoon SECONDARY TECHNICAL Poundmaker Cree Nation Lindsay Lois Butler VOCATIONAL Tania Jean Rediron Karisa Lee Klaassen Saskatoon EDUCATION Saskatoon Shellbrook Verna Berniece Eaton Shay Crawford Robert Roderick Sayese Kristine Amanda Kreklewich Hepburn Saskatoon Saskatoon Melville

UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN 55 Fall Convocation 2018 AGRICULTURE AND BIORESOURCES, EDUCATION, ENGINEERING, KINESIOLOGY, LAW, MEDICINE, NURSING,

PHARMACY AND NUTRITION, SCHOOL OF REHABILITATION SCIENCE, SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH and VETERINARY MEDICINE Degrees, Diplomas and Certificates

Laura Rosemary MacLellan Jessica Dawn Blacklock Jean Dube Sean Gregory Hayes Kelliher Saskatoon Saskatoon Vanscoy Educational Foundations Educational Foundations Educational Administration Kyla Rae McKay Saskatoon Amber Lee Bouvier Joshua Aidan Dunn Brittany Paige Hendry Calgary, Alberta Calgary, Alberta Saskatoon Jamie Lynn Michaud Educational Psychology and Special Educational Administration Educational Foundations Saskatoon Education - Thesis: What Satisfies the Badge? Job Satisfaction and Dissatisfaction Among Kimberly Ann Mills Mona Michelle Brass Judy Gail Eninew Canadian Patrol Officers Watson Muskoday First Nation Deschambault Lake Supervisor: Laurie-Ann Hellsten-Bzovey Educational Administration Educational Foundations Dylan Richards Joshua David Hindmarsh Macklin Kavia Katherine Burns Jody Suzanne Fitzpatrick Saskatoon Spruce Home Saskatoon Curriculum Studies - Project: Communicating Leanne Catherine Rolheiser Greba Vision Through Visual Representation Educational Administration Educational Foundations Canora Supervisor: Marguerite Koole

Tracy Allison Rouault Jason Caswell Shannon Effie Fullerton Amanda Michelle Holowachuk Prince Albert North Battleford Swan River, Manitoba Blaine Lake Educational Administration Educational Foundations Educational Foundations Donna Lucille Seidle Watson Kirsten Riva Catarat Katherine Elizabeth Gibb Angela Piy’siwiskwew James Buffalo River Dene Nation Saskatoon Bigstone Cree Nation, Alberta Landan Aubrey Stones Educational Foundations Educational Psychology and Special Educational Foundations Red Deer, Alberta Education - Thesis: Considering Western Kimberly James Dustin James Chahley Canadian Parents’ Perceptions of Children’s Cynthia Ann Thibodeau Saskatoon Saskatoon Play in Development and Learning Sheet Harbour, Nova Scotia Educational Foundations Educational Administration Supervisor: Laureen McIntyre Tanya Rhea Wagner Jody Alexander Glines Patricia Louise Johnson Sparwood, British Columbia Jessica Lynn Couture Saskatoon Maskwacis, Alberta Saskatoon Educational Administration Educational Foundations MASTER OF EDUCATION Educational Psychology and Special Education - Thesis: “Let Them Hear Our Voices, Erin Michelle Jones Singing in Harmony”: A Qualitatice Case Study Kathryn Greenshields Sekwun Achak Ahenakew Saskatoon on a Workplace Choir Semans Ahtahkakoop Nehiyaw Nation Curriculum Studies Supervisor: Jennifer Nicol Educational Psychology and Special Educational Foundations Education Emily Kandagawa Andrea Sherry Custer Hawaiian Kingdom Sherrie Marie Anderson Peter Ballantyne Cree Nation Arlene Jenny Hansen Educational Foundations South Indian Lake,, Manitoba Educational Foundations Saskatoon Educational Foundations Educational Foundations Heather Patricia Lake Teresa Alice de Hoop Yorkton Joseph Martin Luc Arvisais The Pas, Manitoba Crystal Hansen Educational Foundations - Thesis: Knowing Canmore, Alberta Educational Foundations Peguis, Manitoba Place: Examining the Integration of Place- Educational Tech and Design Educational Foundations Based Learning in K-12 Formal Education Lori Michelle Doell Supervisor: Marcia McKenzie Haley Elise Bartsch Michelle Ann Hardy Naicam Sara Ordena Loutitt Saskatoon Saskatoon Educational Psychology and Special Uranium City Educational Administration Education Educational Administration Educational Foundations

Tennille Jacquline Bear Gabrielle Louise Doreen Kari Rochelle Harper Cindy Madeleine MacKenzie Big River First Nation Saskatoon Saskatoon North Battleford Educational Foundations Educational Foundations Educational Administration Educational Foundations

UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN 56 Fall Convocation 2018 AGRICULTURE AND BIORESOURCES, EDUCATION, ENGINEERING, KINESIOLOGY, LAW, MEDICINE, NURSING,

PHARMACY AND NUTRITION, SCHOOL OF REHABILITATION SCIENCE, SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH and VETERINARY MEDICINE Degrees, Diplomas and Certificates

Justin William Matheson Jill Renée Oman COLLEGE OF MASTER OF ENGINEERING Saskatoon Sagkeeng First Nation, Manitoba Jasleen Singh Bhatti Educational Tech and Design - Educational Foundations ENGINEERING Saskatoon Project: eSports in Education Rachelle L Ongenae Mechanical Engineering - Project: Intra- Supervisor: Marguerite Koole Winnipeg, Manitoba CERTIFICATE IN Transplant Kidney Cooling Device Educational Foundations Supervisor: Wen Zhang Courtney Dawn McLeod PROFESSIONAL Hague Alexander Onyekachi Orji COMMUNICATION Omar Mukhtar Bhatti Educational Administration Finland Pakistan Educational Administration Brandon Matthew Thompson Electrical Engineering - Project: Autonomous Carmen Ann Messer Saskatoon Surveillance Robot to Detect Weed Using Tisdale Whitney Dawn Paul Machine Learning Arcola Educational Foundations Supervisor: Anh Dinh Educational Administration BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Jumahuli Biekan Laura Elizabeth Negraeff Heather Louisa Rauscher IN ENGINEERING People’s Republic of China Saskatoon Moose Jaw Biomedical Engineering - Project: AlexNet Educational Foundations - Thesis: The Whole Educational Psychology and Special Civil Engineering Based Deep Learning for Early Diagnosis of is in Every Part: A Working-Class Woman’s Education Alzheimer’s Disease Experience Louis Austin Kolla Supervisor: Fangxiang Wu Supervisor: Paul Orlowski Courtney Marie Rodych Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta Saskatoon Paul Ayodeji Daniyan Tram Thi Quynh Nguyen Michael Aaron Lepp Educational Administration Nigeria Vietnam Saskatoon Civil Engineering - Project: Pilot-Scale Educational Administration - Thesis: Parental Saalimah Saeed Enhanced Mycoremediation of Petroleum Involvement with Secondary School Pakistan Computer Engineering Hydrocarbon Impacted Soils Leadership: The Experience of Four Educational Administration Co-Supervisor: Jian Peng Vietnamese Immigrant Parents in Saskatoon Arthur Frederick Proctor Co-Supervisor: WenHui Xiong Supervisor: Janet Okoko Shawn Paula Sanderson Saskatoon Prince Albert with Distinction Debdatta Das Audrey Ann Night Bangladesh Educational Administration Sandesh Shakya Cochin Mechanical Engineering - Project: A Study on Saskatoon Educational Administration Jeffrey Neil Scott Performance Analysis of a High Speed on/off Saskatoon Hydraulic Valve lectrical ngineering Jared Kenneth Nordick Educational Psychology and Special E E Supervisor: Travis Wiens Saskatoon Education - Thesis: Gender Role Conflict, Muhammad Awais Arshad Jignesh Ishvarbhai Golakia Traditional Masculinity Ideology, and Help- Educational Foundations India Seeking Experiences of Substance Dependent United Arab Emirates Men: A Mixed Methods Study Mechanical Engineering - Project: A Chinyere Evelyn Nwobodo Supervisor: Timothy Claypool Environmental Engineering Literature Review Article on Solid Residue: Saskatoon Eggshells Educational Psychology and Special Richelle Angela Scott Mathieu Gabriel Perrault Supervisor: Duncan Cree Education Winnipeg, Manitoba Zenon Park Muhammad Hasan Educational Foundations Pakistan Ann-Margaret Ketchemonia-Obey Geological Engineering Pasqua First Nation Simon Ernest Stang Mechanical Engineering - Project: To Study Lloydminster the Moisture Adsorption Properties of Poly Educational Administration Oksana Mary Frances Dubasov Educational Administration Tisdale Lactic Acid and its Blends Supervisor: Duncan Cree Kelsey Erin O’Byrne Ian Alexander Temple Daniel James Ness Toronto, Ontario Regina Calgary, Alberta Yunhai Hu Educational Foundations Educational Foundations Saskatoon Mechanical Engineering Biomedical Engineering - Project: Parameter Amy Mae Marie O’Hara Krista Mary Wunsch Estimation for Genetic Regulatory Network Grandora Calgary, Alberta Phyllip John Scheper with Sum Logic and Singular Regulatory Matrix Educational Foundations Educational Foundations Hay River, Northwest Territories Supervisor: Fang Xiang Wu

UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN 57 Fall Convocation 2018 AGRICULTURE AND BIORESOURCES, EDUCATION, ENGINEERING, KINESIOLOGY, LAW, MEDICINE, NURSING,

PHARMACY AND NUTRITION, SCHOOL OF REHABILITATION SCIENCE, SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH and VETERINARY MEDICINE Degrees, Diplomas and Certificates

Muhammad Rohail Khan Jeremy David Thomas Nima Ashjaee Jesus Corona Gomez Pakistan Regina Iran Mexico Mechanical Engineering - Project: Effect of Civil Engineering - Project: An Investigation Mechanical Engineering - Thesis: Comparison Mechanical Engineering - Argon Gas in the Heat Treatment of CoCrMo of Parametric Design Software as a Practical of a Novel Surgical Implant with the Volar Thesis: Improvement of Diamond-Like Carbon Alloy on Diamond Deposition Tool for Use by Structural Engineers Locking Plate for the Treatment of Distal Adhesion on CoCrMo by Microdiamond and Co-Supervisor: Qiaoqin Yang Supervisor: Bruce Sparling Radius Fractures: A Mechanical Study Nitrogen Incorporation for Wear Resistant Co-Supervisor: Geoffrey Johnston Applications Britney Anne Laturnus Ram Gopinath Veeranathan Co-Supervisor: James Johnston Supervisor: Qiaoqin Yang Pushpam Regina Charles Nathan Dourado India Nripesh Ayer Civil Engineering - Project: Heat as a Tracer Nepal Calgary, Alberta in Leaky Wells Project: Electrochemical Deposition, Characterization & Corrosion Degradation Electrical Engineering - Thesis: A Local Civil Engineering - Thesis: Characterizing Supervisor: Grant Ferguson Pattern of Double-layered SiC/ZrO2 Measurement Based Protection Methodology Aquitard Properties from the Response of Grouted Vibrating Wire Piezometers to Surface Nanocomposite Coatings for Initiating Controlled Islanding in Power Loading Nicholas Butler Lefrancois Supervisor: Jerzy Szpunar Systems Montreal, Quebec Supervisor: Ramakrishna Gokaraju Co-Supervisor: Sidney Barbour Civil Engineering - Project: Quicklime-Based Lihui Wang Co-Supervisor: Michael Hendry Mashhood Ashfaq Bhatti Solidification/Stabilization of Hydrocarbon- People’s Republic of China Seyed Mehrdad Hosseini Kalajahi Contaminated Soils Saskatoon Electrical Engineering - Project: Transient Iran Supervisor: Won Jae Chang Stability Analysis of Power System with the Biomedical Engineering - Thesis: Study of Mechanical Engineering - Thesis: Addressing Wind Generator Insulin Attached onto Magnetic Nanoparticles Partial Volume Artifacts with Quantitative Yi Lu Supervisor: Chi Yung Chung Co-Supervisor: Ildiko Badea Computed Tomography-Based Finite Element People’s Republic of China Co-Supervisor: Wen Zhang Modeling of the Human Proximal Tibia Bowen Yang Biomedical Engineering - Project: Identifying Supervisor: James Johnston Tumor Cells and Immune Cells from scRNA- People’s Republic of China Michael Mathieu Boyko seq Data by Network Clustering Mechanical Engineering - Saskatoon Alimul Haque Khan Supervisor: Fangxiang Wu Project: Characterization of Scaffold Mechanical Engineering - Thesis: Minimizing Bangladesh Bio-printing and Related Cell Damage during Planter Fan Exhaust Velocity to Reduce Electrical Engineering - Thesis: Design of an Oluwasegun Oyafajo Various Extrusion-based Bio-printing Environmental Effects Optical Sensor to Detect Human Intestinal Nigeria Supervisor: Xiongbiao Chen Co-Supervisor: Donald Bergstrom Bleeding for Capsule Endoscopy Co-Supervisor: Martin Roberge Biomedical Engineering - Project: Medical Supervisor: Khan Wahid Device Innovation in the Case of a Jingjing Paragsa Cabahug MultiFunctional Laparascopic Instrument MASTER OF SCIENCE Bryan James Koehler Philippines Perth, Ontario Supervisor: Wen Zhang Emmanuel Bamise Adeagbo Biological Engineering - Thesis: Evaluation Civil Engineering - Project: An Evaluation of Nigeria of a Prototype Mechanically Ventilated Swine Sharmeen Farooq Punjwani Accelerated Drying of Reclamation Soil Covers Electrical Engineering - Thesis: X-ray Induced Transport Trailer Fitted with Air Filtration by Convective Airflow Pakistan Effect on Charge Carrier Trapping Lifetime System Co-Supervisor: Sidney Barbour Civil Engineering - Project: Mitigating Alkali- of a-Se Photoconductor and the Recovery Supervisor: Bernardo Predicala Co-Supervisor: Grant Ferguson Silica Reaction Using Natural Pozzolan from Process Southern Saskatchewan Co-Supervisor: Robert Johanson Douglas Alexander Campbell Suraj Kumar Supervisor: Leon Wegner Co-Supervisor: Safa Kasap Saskatoon India Biomedical Engineering - Thesis: Pilot Study Chemical Engineering - Thesis: Mitigation of Saket Adhikari Muhammad Maaz Saleem for Examination of Injection Site Trauma and Ammonia and Hydrogen Sulfide Emissions Pakistan Saskatoon Injection Material Pathway Imaging through a from Livestock Operations using TiO₂ and ZnO Mechanical Engineering - Project: Thermal Electrical Engineering - Thesis: Operating Human Analog System Nanoparticles Properties of Poly Lactic Acid (PLA) and its Risk Assessment of Modern Power System in Co-Supervisor: Leroy Chapman Co-Supervisor: Mehdi Nemati Blends Presence of Flywheel Energy Storage Co-Supervisor: William McKay Co-Supervisor: Bernardo Predicala Supervisor: Duncan Cree Supervisor: Rajesh Karki Ghai Chol Chol Yen Ning Lee Zagham Siddique Osama Aslam Ansari Toronto, Ontario Thailand Pakistan Pakistan Chemical Engineering - Thesis: Purification of Chemical Engineering - Thesis: The Mechanical Engineering - Project: To Find Electrical Engineering - Thesis: Compressed Crude Glycerol by a Combination of Physico- Biosorption of Platinum and Palladium in and Control Torque of Motor due to Frictional, Air Energy Storage: Modelling & Applications Chemical Treatment and Semi-Continuous Chloride Real Leach Solution by Modified Static and Dynamic Forces on Moular Robot for Sustainable Electric Power Systems Membrane Filtration Processes Biomass Supervisor: Wen Zhang Supervisor: Chi Yung Chung Supervisor: Ajay Dalai Supervisor: Shafiq Alam

UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN 58 Fall Convocation 2018 AGRICULTURE AND BIORESOURCES, EDUCATION, ENGINEERING, KINESIOLOGY, LAW, MEDICINE, NURSING,

PHARMACY AND NUTRITION, SCHOOL OF REHABILITATION SCIENCE, SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH and VETERINARY MEDICINE Degrees, Diplomas and Certificates

Shahid Mehmood K M Mafijur Rahman Kori Breanne Herner Gideon Chiaghanam Odionu Saskatoon Bangladesh Kindersley Nigeria Civil Engineering - Thesis: Laboratory Testing Electrical Engineering - Thesis: A Low Physical Education Studies Law - Thesis: Mitigation of Greenhouse to Evaluate the Effectiveness of Caprocks for Complexity Image Compression Algorithm for with Distinction Gas Emissions from Gas Flaring in Nigeria: CO2 Storage Bayer Color Filter Array Perspectives on Law and Regulation Dylan John Koshman Co-Supervisor: Christopher Hawkes Supervisor: Khan Wahid Supervisor: Ibironke Odumosu-Ayanu Saskatoon Co-Supervisor: Yuanming Pan Exercise and Sport Studies Sheethal Padathu Veettil Ashley Marie Siemens Winnipeg, Manitoba Seyedeh Zahra Movassaghi Gilani Saskatoon Megan Hannah Prive Law - Thesis: Indigenous Peoples’ Rights over Saskatoon Saskatoon Civil Engineering - Thesis: Environmentally Forest Resource Governance in India and Exercise and Sport Studies Chemical Engineering - Thesis: Adsorption Sustainable Mining: Reusable Zeolites Canada: Debating the Role of Decentralization of Ciprofloxacin from Water by Adsorbents for Sodium Mitigation from Potash Brine with Distinction Supervisor: Dwight Newman Developed from Oat Hulls Impacted Groundwater Supervisor: Catherine Hui Niu Supervisor: Won Jae Chang Paula Frances Young MASTER OF SCIENCE Martensville Sean Michael Wilson Bilal Mustafa Law - Thesis: A Comprehensive Assessment Pakistan Martensville Muhedeen Omar Abdulmula of the Taxation Issues Related to Indigenous Electrical Engineering - Thesis: Measuring the Mechanical Engineering - Thesis: Design Libya Settlement Trusts Phase Variation of a DOCSIS 3.1 Full Duplex of A Novel Thermo-Electric Cooling Device Kinesiology - Thesis: Effects of a Third Supervisor: Tamara Larre Channel Capable of Achieving Cryogenic Temperatures Year of Exercise Training Preceded by Two for Dental Pulp Testing Co-Supervisor: Brian Berscheid Years of Exercise Training with Isoflavone Co-Supervisor: Ha Nguyen Co-Supervisor: Dean Kolbinson Supplementation on Bone in Postmenopausal COLLEGE OF Co-Supervisor: Joseph Salt Women Co-Supervisor: Wen Zhang MEDICINE Supervisor: Philip Chilibeck Jonathan Man Hei Wong Pooya Navid Vancouver, British Columbia Iran Civil Engineering - Thesis: Cone Penetration DOCTOR OF MEDICINE Mechanical Engineering - Thesis: Numerical Test in Unsaturated Soil with Matric Suction COLLEGE OF LAW Study of Frost Formation in a Membrane for Measurement Kendell Mackenzie Pon HVAC Applications Supervisor: David Elwood Regina Supervisor: Carey Simonson JURIS DOCTOR Olamide Anne Oriola COLLEGE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE Griffin James Anderson Nigeria KINESIOLOGY Saskatoon Nikolay Grishchenko Electrical Engineering - Thesis: Optimal Saskatoon Participation of Power Generating Companies Barbara Louise Bergmann Physiology - Thesis: Abnormal Na+ Transport in a Deregulated Electricity Market BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Whitehorse, Yukon by Distal Airway Surface Epithelia in Cystic Supervisor: Nurul Chowdhury IN KINESIOLOGY Fibrosis Swine Latoya Sylvia Farrell Supervisor: Juan Ianowski Karimali Panjvani Brielle Laine Bisson Edmonton, Alberta India Weyburn with Distinction Md. Fahmid Islam Electrical Engineering - Thesis: LiDARPheno: Exercise and Sport Studies Bangladesh A Low-Cost LiDAR-based 3D Scanning System May Virginia Houle Biochemistry - Thesis: Design, Construction, for Plant Morphological Trait Characterization Cydnee Jacqueline Colenutt Bigstone Cree Nation, Alberta and Screening of an shRNA Library Targeting Regina Co-Supervisor: Anh Dinh Human Circular RNAs Exercise and Sport Studies Co-Supervisor: Khan Wahid Co-Supervisor: Clarence Geyer with Great Distinction Co-Supervisor: Franco Vizeacoumar Lance Millard Pitka MASTER OF LAWS Lisa Dawn Evans Regina Nnaemeka Ezeani Muhammad Kashif Khalil Saskatoon Saskatoon Electrical Engineering - Thesis: Ultra- Physical Education Studies Nigeria Wideband Nonlinear Echo-Cancellation Law - Thesis: Appropriate Legal Principles Microbiology and Immunology - Co-Supervisor: Brian Berscheid Zachary Cole Fedorak for Determination of Compensation for Thesis: Development of Protein Based Co-Supervisor: Ha Nguyen Kamsack Infringements of Aboriginal Title in Canada Inhibitors Targeting HIV-1 Vif Co-Supervisor: Joseph Salt Physical Education Studies Supervisor: Dwight Newman Supervisor: Linda Chelico

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PHARMACY AND NUTRITION, SCHOOL OF REHABILITATION SCIENCE, SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH and VETERINARY MEDICINE Degrees, Diplomas and Certificates

Raymond Andrew Khan COLLEGE OF Darcie Leah Sparks Shujun Xiao Scarborough, Ontario NURSING Saskatoon People’s Republic of China Pharmacy - Thesis: Antitumor Effect of the Pharmacology - Thesis: High Potency Drug Megan Addie Worobetz Screening in Neuroendocrine Prostate Cance Combination of Exogenous Sphingosine- Saskatoon 1-phospate (S1P), S1P Receptor 1 (S1PR1) Supervisor: Franco Vizeacoumar BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Antibody and Carboplatin Against Human Breast Cancer Cells Ulfat Ara Khanam IN NURSING COLLEGE OF Supervisor: Jian Yang Saskatoon Chelsey Rachelle Fontaine PHARMACY AND Community and Population Health Science Prud’Homme - Thesis: Are Dietary Factors Associated with NUTRITION Ayat Hesham Zagzoog Saudi Arabia Lung Function in Canadian Adults? Beth Yvonne Lewty Pharmacy - Thesis: Investigation of Ligand Supervisor: Joshua Lawson Saskatoon MASTER OF SCIENCE Size on Targeted PLGA Nanoparticles for HER2 Kelly Anne Buxton Breast Cancer: Trastuzumab and its ScFv Anti- Melissa Brianne Palmer Shania Laura Jade Petit Saskatoon HER2 Antibody Kelowna, British Columbia Buffalo Narrows Supervisor: Azita Haddadi Microbiology and Immunology - Pharmacy - Thesis: Self-Monitoring of Blood Glucose and Hypoglycemia-Related Thesis: Investigating the Role of CsgD in Puneet Kaur Uppal Healthcare Utilization in Saskatchewan Salmonella Biofilm Formation and Virulence Regina SCHOOL OF Supervisor: Aaron White Supervisor: David Blackburn REHABILITATION Xin Qin Ahlam Ahmad Hawsawi MASTER OF NURSING Saudi Arabia SCIENCE People’s Republic of China Pharmacy - Thesis: Flaxseed Lignan Health Sciences - Thesis: Adenosine Brend Faith Acosta Bae Metabolites Modulate Hepatocellular Signalling and Regulation of Ca2+-permeable Saskatoon Cholesterol Trafficking In HepaRG MASTER OF PHYSICAL AMPA Receptors in Hypoxia Supervisor: Mary-Jane Alcorn THERAPY Supervisor: Francisco Cayabyab Pierre Robert Chabot Val Marie Kinjal Murad Lakhani Alexandra Sophia Barnes Nasim Rostampour India Saskatoon Saskatoon Maria Carmela Barras Estorco Pharmacy - Thesis: Synthesis and Bioactivities Saskatoon Samantha Christine Bessey Anatomy and Cell Biology - Thesis: Linking of Novel N1-Acylhydrazides New Genes to an Odontogenesis TP63- Davidson Co-Supervisor: Jonathan Dimmock Mediated Gene Regulatory Network That is Iramandip Gill Co-Supervisor: Rajendra Sharma Peripheral to Jaw Morphogenesis Brampton, Ontario Kendra Kathleen Cairns Supervisor: Julia Boughner Cudworth Jessica Lynn McIntyre Xue Li Saskatoon Saint John, New Brunswick Alexi Paige Carleton Rabia Kanwal Shahid Nutrition - Thesis: The Impact of Protein- Regina Saskatoon Leah-Anne Dawn McLeod Energy Malnutrition after Stroke on Recovery Community and Population Health Science Martensville of Walking in Rats Amanda Marie Clément - Thesis: Examination of the Cross-Sectional Supervisor: Phyllis Paterson Regina Association between Insulin Resistance Brooklyn Rain Nemetchek Munawar Ali Mohammed (HOMAIR) and an Inflammatory Marker (CRP) Fabian Joseph Dale Saskatoon India in a Representative Canadian Non-Diabetic Saskatoon Population. Nursing - Thesis: Pediatric Infectious Disease Pharmacy - Thesis: Development of Once- Supervisor: Punam Pahwa in Resource-Limited Settings: Describing Post- Daily Mycophenolate Mofetil Sustained Cayenne Keith Derksen Discharge Mortality in Uganda Release Oral Nanoparticles Thompson, Manitoba Supervisor: Susan Fowler-Kerry Supervisor: Ellen Wasan Tamara Rebecca Leah Waldron Reanne Sara Dziendzielowski Saskatoon Renee Anika Ramikie Megan Patricia Pegg Saskatoon Community and Population Health Science Jamaica Unity - Thesis: Development of a Shared Decision- Nutrition - Thesis: Feasibility and Acceptability Jillian Paige Eberts Making Program Theory: A Realist Synthesis Nursing - Thesis: The Transition from a Master of a Nutrition Intervention to Promote Regina Examining Contexts and Mechanisms to of Nursing Graduate to the Role of Nursing Consumption of Pulse-Based Food Products in Engagement Faculty Member: A Narrative Inquiry Childcare Centres in Saskatchewan Veronica Kathryn Finkas Supervisor: Gary Groot Supervisor: Lois Berry Supervisor: Carol Henry Estevan

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PHARMACY AND NUTRITION, SCHOOL OF REHABILITATION SCIENCE, SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH and VETERINARY MEDICINE Degrees, Diplomas and Certificates

Colin Andrew Flysak Gunnar Dwight Schock Nikisha Shally Khare MASTER OF SCIENCE Saskatoon Saskatoon Vancouver, British Columbia Public Health - Thesis: Community Resistance Zachary Currie Cody Richard Forssell Sarah Louise Sharkey to Canadian Transnational Mining Operations Owen Sound, Ontario Prince Rupert, British Columbia Calgary, Alberta in Latin America Toxicology - Thesis: Assessing the Toxicity of Co-Supervisor: Lalita Bharadwaj a Petroleum-based Hydraulic Oil to Aquatic Jeffrey Victor Spindor Alyssa Ganje Co-Supervisor: Laurel Hanson Organisms and the Photo-induced Toxicity Westbank, British Columbia Coquitlam, British Columbia of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons in Two Nway Mon Kyaw Soe Amphibian Species Kiara Danielle Stasiuk Stephanie Ann Horsley Burma Supervisor: Natacha Hogan Williams Lake, British Columbia Lloydminster Public Health - Thesis: Sexually Transmitted Bryanna Kayla Marie Eisner Infections at Educational Settings Sara Lynn Illerbrun Emily Mae Dewar Stewart St. Brieux Shaunavon Sackville, New Brunswick Supervisor: Jean Moraros Toxicology - Thesis: Effects of Emerging Contaminants on Native Canadian Fish Amber Dorothy Jensen Kelsey Lynn Walcer Fatimata Racine Ly Species Saskatoon Melfort Senegal Supervisor: Markus Hecker

Jayla Dawn Wiest Courtney Elizabeth May Heuston Chelsey Chima Kerry MASTER OF SCIENCE Saskatoon Lumsden Rockglen Xueying Zhang Large Animal Clinical Sciences - Megan Dawn Woloschuk Moustafa Ramadan Korayem People’s Republic of China Thesis: Epidemiology of Compromised and Wroxton Unfit Cattle Arriving at Auction Markets and Saskatoon Vaccinology Immunotherapeutics - Abbatoirs in Alberta Jillian Michelle Yungwirth Thesis: Transgene IL-21-engineered Antigen- Joseph James Koshman specific Exosome Targeted T Cell-based Supervisor: Karen Schwartzkopf-Genswein Prince Albert Calgary, Alberta Vaccine Potently Converts CTL Exhaustion in Jasmine Ying-Wai Hui Chronic Infection Vancouver, British Columbia Supervisor: Jim Xiang Rebecca Dorothy Lascue Veterinary Biomedical Sciences - Regina SCHOOL OF PUBLIC Thesis: Characterization of Nucleobindin 2/ HEALTH WESTERN COLLEGE Nesfatin-1 in the Lung and Neutrophils Riley Samuel Mason Co-Supervisor: Gurpreet Aulakh Lumsden OF VETERINARY Co-Supervisor: Baljit Singh MEDICINE MASTER OF PUBLIC Jean Kathleen Lauder Liam Connor McMahon Quilchena, British Columbia Saskatoon HEALTH DOCTOR OF VETERINARY Large Animal Clinical Sciences - Thesis: Measuring Response to Pain Mitigation Anthony Jahsiah Miko MEDICINE Rasha Mohamed Elamoshy for Ovariectomy in Bos taurus Yearling Beef Coquitlam, British Columbia Saskatoon Zi Hui Lin Heifers Vancouver, British Columbia Co-Supervisor: Eugene Janzen Heather May Moloney Public Health - Thesis: Examination of the Co-Supervisor: Murray Jelinski Calgary, Alberta Association Between Diabetes, Depression Elsa E L Lubiantoro and Suicidality with a Special Focus on the Saskatoon Diana Rocio Murcia Rodriguez Kara Michella Montieth Aboriginal Canadian Population Colombia Saskatoon Supervisor: Jean Moraros Sherri Elizabeth Woods Veterinary Pathology - Thesis: Influenza A Winnipeg, Manitoba Viruses of Swine in Western Canadian Pigs Bryttnee Amber Mowat Valerie Lee Elliot and People Strathmore, Alberta Perdue GRADUATE CERTIFICATE Supervisor: Susan Detmer Co-Supervisor: Joelle Elizabeth Nerbas IN ONE HEALTH Waseca Sarvenaz Esmaeelzadeh Moose Henry Patterson Nguyen Phuong Khanh Le Saskatoon Ponoka, Alberta Morsal Niazi Vietnam Public Health - Thesis: Mental Health Saskatoon Veterinary Microbiology - Disorders and Substance Use Among Diana Rocio Murcia Rodriguez Thesis: Characterization of Putative sialidase Charlene Cole Dwernichuk Patterson Adolescents and Young Adults Colombia genes in Gardnerella vaginalis Foam Lake Supervisor: Yelena Bird Supervisor: Susan Detmer Supervisor: Janet Hill

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PHARMACY AND NUTRITION, SCHOOL OF REHABILITATION SCIENCE, SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH and VETERINARY MEDICINE Degrees, Diplomas and Certificates

Sarah Elizabeth Patterson Md Shamim Ahamed Erin Nicole Barbour-Tuck Maryam Ershad Langroodi Saskatoon Bangladesh Saskatoon Iran Toxicology - Thesis: Sublethal Effects of Environmental Engineering - Thesis: Thermal Kinesiology - Thesis: A Longitudinal Study of Nutrition - Thesis: Antioxidant and Dietary Selenomethionine on Juvenile White Environment Modeling and Optimization of Fat Mass Accrual From Adolescence Through Mitochondrial Mechanisms of Protection Sturgeon (Acipenser Transmontanus) Greenhouse in Cold Regions to Emerging Adulthood and its Impact on by Anthocyanins and Resveratrol Against Supervisor: Markus Hecker Co-Supervisor: Huiqing Guo Cardiometabolic Risk Later in Life Mixed Micelle-Induced Oxidative Stress and Co-Supervisor: Karen Tanino Supervisor: Adam Baxter-Jones Monolayer Permeability in Caco-2 Epithelial Cells Steve Yang Mays Aiyed Mohan Al-Dulaymi Dervan Dale Shian Lasean Bryan Co-Supervisor: Brian Bandy Calgary, Alberta Iraq Jamaica Co-Supervisor: Mark Shigenaga Veterinary Biomedical Sciences - Pharmacy - Thesis: Development of Peptide- Animal Science - Thesis: Characterization of Thesis: A Protein-Free Extender for Semen Modified Gemini Surfactants as Non-Viral Protein Sources and Their Effects on Broiler Cryopreservation in Wood Bison Raghuveera Kumar Goel Gene Delivery System Performance, Digestive Tract Morphology and India Supervisor: Muhammad Anzar Co-Supervisor: Ildiko Badea Caecal Fermentation Metabolites Biochemistry - Thesis: Phosphoproteomics Co-Supervisor: Anas El-Aneed Supervisor: Henry Classen Analyses to Identify the Candidate Substrates Rossalin Yonpiam Co-Supervisor: Pawel Grochulski Wadena Delsie Burnett and Signaling Intermediates of the Non- United States of America Receptor Tyrosine Kinase, SRMS Ahmad Alferidi Swift Current Veterinary Pathology - Thesis: Vasoactive Supervisor: Kiven Lukong Effects of Ergot Alkaloid Exposure on Ovine Saskatoon Biomedical Engineering - Thesis: Relationships Pedal Artery and Umbilical Blood Vessels Electrical Engineering - Thesis: Detailed Between Image-based and Mechanical Bone Properties with Pain in Knee Osteoarthritis Thushari Anamari Gunawardana Supervisor: Ahmad Al-Dissi Reliability Models of Integrated Solar Power Technologies in Electric Power Systems Co-Supervisor: James Johnston Sri Lanka Supervisor: Rajesh Karki Co-Supervisor: Saija Kontulainen Veterinary Pathology - Thesis: Immunoprotective Mechanisms MASTER OF VETERINARY Allison Lee Cammer Hattan Alharbi Associated with in OVO Delivery of Webb Oligodeoxynucleotides Contatining CpG SCIENCE Saudi Arabia Nutrition - Thesis: Nutrition Care for Long- Motifs (CpG-ODN) and Formulation of CpG Toxicology - Thesis: Characterizing Toxicity Term Care Residents with Dementia in Urban with Nanoparticles to Enhance its Efficacy in Koji Aoki and Chemical Profile of Acidic, Basic and and Rural Contexts: An Evidence Based Neonatal Broiler Chickens Saskatoon Neutral Fractions of Oil Sands Process Affected Practice Examination of the Role of Care Aides Supervisor: Susantha Gomis Small Animal Clinical Sciences - Water and Registered Dietitians Project: Effect of Bipolar Radiofrequency Supervisor: John Giesy Co-Supervisor: Debra Morgan Energy on Canine Stifle Joint Fluid Co-Supervisor: Susan Whiting Ashish Gupta Temperature Germaine Veronique Arendse India Supervisor: Cindy Shmon Saskatoon Rajat Chakravarty Veterinary Pathology - Thesis: Pathogenisis Microbiology and Immunology - Saskatoon and Control of Inclusion Body Hepatitis in Thesis: Characterization of the Immune Mechanical Engineering - Thesis: Turbulent Broiler Chickens DOCTOR OF Response to Alloantigens: An In Vitro Model Flow Visualization over Surface-mounted Supervisor: Susantha Gomis System for Cognate Regulation of CD4 T cell Finite-height Cylinders and Square Prisms PHILOSOPHY Differentiation by CD8 T cells Co-Supervisor: Donald Bergstrom Mohammad Reza Haghgoo Supervisor: Calliopi Havele Co-Supervisor: David Sumner Olubusola Adepeju Adelugba Iran Nigeria Tarun Arora Li-An Chen Mechanical Engineering - Thesis: Numerical Modeling of Gas-Particle Flows Inside Interdisciplinary Studies - Thesis: Health Care India Taiwan Plant Science - Thesis: Assessing Impacts Fluidized Beds Providers’ Relational Approaches with People Health Sciences - Thesis: A Step Towards of Crop-Wild Introgression in Lentil using Co-Supervisor: Donald Bergstrom Who Inject Drugs (PWIDs): Implications for Understanding Balance Control in Individuals Interspecific Lens Species Recombinant PWIDs Health Care. with Incomplete Spinal Cord Injury Co-Supervisor: Raymond Spiteri Inbred Lines Populations Supervisor: Arlene Kent-Wilkinson Co-Supervisor: Kristin Musselman Supervisor: Kirstin Bett Co-Supervisor: Alison Oates Edison Eduardo Haro Albuja Madison Brett Adolph Aman Deep Saskatoon Saskatoon Arinjay Banerjee Ottawa, Ontario Biomedical Engineering - Thesis: Enhancing Microbiology and Immunology - India Animal Science - Thesis: Feeding Pea to Ballistic Impact Resistance of Polymer Matrix Thesis: Biochemical Basis of APOBEC3 Veterinary Microbiology - Thesis: Dynamics Modulate Post-prandial Metabolic Response: Composite Armors by Dispersion of Micro and Deoxycytidine Deaminase Activity on DIverse of Bat-coronavirus Interactions: Role of Innate Impact on Welfare, Health and Performance of Nano-Fillers DNA Substrates Antiviral Responses Feed Restricted Broiler Breeders Co-Supervisor: Akindele Odeshi Supervisor: Linda Chelico Supervisor: Vikram Misra Supervisor: Henry Classen Co-Supervisor: Jerzy Szpunar

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PHARMACY AND NUTRITION, SCHOOL OF REHABILITATION SCIENCE, SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH and VETERINARY MEDICINE Degrees, Diplomas and Certificates

Eugenia Herwig Joel Robert Krentz Waleed Abdulaziz M Mohammed Mrudhula Sajeevadathan Argentina Saskatoon Saeid India Animal Science - Thesis: Effect of Rate and Kinesiology - Thesis: Extending the Saudi Arabia Animal Science - Thesis: Role of NA/K-ATPase Applicability of Iso-inertial Eccentric Training in Bull Sperm Capacitation Extent of Starch Digestion on Performance, Pharmacy - Thesis: Novel Gemini Surfactant- Supervisor: Mary Buhr Physiology and Behaviour of Broilers and Co-Supervisor: Philip Chilibeck based Gene/Drug Delivery Systems: Potential Laying Hens Co-Supervisor: Jonathan Farthing Applications in Melanoma Therapy Mohsen Shakouri Co-Supervisor: Henry Classen Co-Supervisor: Ildiko Badea Thuy Thi Cam Le Saskatoon Co-Supervisor: Karen Schwean-Lardner Co-Supervisor: Anas El-Aneed Saskatoon Chemical Engineering - Thesis: Industrial Dandan Huang Community and Population Health Science Garrett Dean Morandi Ni-Based Catalyst Development for Carbon Dioxide Reforming of Methane People’s Republic of China - Thesis: Dynamics of the HIV Epidemics Bolton, Ontario Supervisor: Hui Wang Among Injecting Drug Users and Female Sex Biological Engineering - Thesis: Odour and Toxicology - Thesis: Characterizing the Workers in Vietnam Gas Emissions, Odour Impact Criteria, and Toxicity of Oil Sands Process-affected Water Sheida Shiri Supervisor: Hyun Lim Dispersion Modelling for Dairy and Poultry Supervisor: John Giesy Iran Barns Carlos Eduardo Porciuncula Leonardi Joelle Nadeau Mechanical Engineering - Thesis: Synthesis Supervisor: Huiqing Guo Saskatoon Montreal, Quebec and Characterization of Tantalum and Diamond-Like Carbon Thin Films on CoCrMo Veterinary Biomedical Sciences - Kyle Jordan James Anatomy and Cell Biology - Thesis: Acute Alloy Sheets Thesis: Kisspeptin Function in Female Bovine Intermittent Hypoxia - a Novel Non-Invasive Yorkton Co-Supervisor: Akindele Odeshi Reproduction Therapy that Promotes Regeneration Akin Toxicology - Thesis: Improving Iin Vitro Co-Supervisor: Qiaoqin Yang Supervisor: Jaswant Singh to Brief Electrical Stimulation in Peripheral Predictions of in vitro PAH Bioavailability Nerve Repair Lakshminarasimhan Sundarrajan Supervisor: Steven Siciliano Hua Li Co-Supervisor: Gillian Muir India Saskatoon Co-Supervisor: Valerie Verge Leora Wendy James Veterinary Biomedical Sciences - Health Sciences - Thesis: Understanding Mood Thesis: Novel Regulators of Feeding and Saskatoon Instability in Pregnant and Postpartum Women: Shirin Niroomand Cardiovascular Physiology in Fish Education - Thesis: Self-Assessment Processes Cross-Sectional and Longitudal Studies Iran Supervisor: Surajlal Unniappan Moothathu of Professional Developers Supervisor: Angela Bowen Mechanical Engineering - Thesis: Characterization of Frost Growth on a Supervisor: Jay Wilson Ian Robert Willick Membrane Muzi Li Niagara Falls, Ontario Zahra Jeirani People’s Republic of China Supervisor: Carey Simonson Plant Science - Thesis: The Mechanism of Saskatoon Epidemiology - Thesis: Chapters in the Freezing Resistance in Cold-Acclimated Winter Yetunde Ogunbolude Chemical Engineering - Thesis: Catalytic Epidemiology of Child and Adolescent Mental Wheat and Rye Crowns Health: Risk Factors, Prevention, Treatment and Nigeria Ozonation of Emerging Pollutants in Water in Supervisor: Karen Tanino the Presence of MCM-41 and Fe-MCM-41 Outcomes Biochemistry - Thesis: Characterizing the Supervisor: Jaafar Soltan Mohammadzadeh Supervisor: Kenneth D’Arcy Signaling and Tumor Suppressor Role of FRK Grant Alexander Wilson in Breast Cancer Saskatoon Zhubing Li Supervisor: Kiven Lukong Maryam Kazemi Pharmacy - Thesis: The Effect of Market People’s Republic of China Iran Orientation, Entrepreneurial Orientation, and Nutrition - Thesis: A Multidisciplinary Lifestyle Vaccinology Immunotherapeutics - Jayakrishnannair Puthenpurayil Innovation on Organizational Performance Thesis: Interactions Between HCV and PCSK9 Intervention for Women with Polycystic Ovary Sasidharannair Supervisor: Jason Perepelkin Syndrome: The Role of a Pulse-Based Diet and Supervisor: Qiang Liu Lethbridge, Alberta Aerobic Exercise on Reproductive, Cardio- Animal Science - Thesis: Nutritional Lin Wu Metabolic, and Quality of Life Outcomes Colin Dennis McLaren Evaluation of Forage Barley Varieties for Silage People’s Republic of China Guelph, Ontario Co-Supervisor: Donna Chizen Supervisor: John McKinnon Biomedical Engineering - Thesis: Complex Co-Supervisor: Gordon Zello Kinesiology - Thesis: Information Exchange as Network Controllability and Applications to a Potential Cue for Sport Team Cohesion Ellen Ruth Stalker Rafferty Biomolecular Networks Momina A Khan Supervisor: Kevin Spink Calgary, Alberta Supervisor: Fang Xiang Wu Saskatoon Vaccinology Immunotherapeutics - Curriculum Studies - Thesis: O Canada, Nader Moazamigoodarzi Thesis: Economic Evaluations of Vaccines in Konstantinos Xyntaris Whose Home and Native Land? An Iran Canada: Exploring the Epidemiologic and Greece Autobiographical Narrative Inquiry into Mechanical Engineering - Thesis: Large Eddy Economic Impact of Chickenpox Vaccine Plant Science - Thesis: Phenology, Canopy the Critical Role of Curriculum in Identity Simulation of the Flow Around a Finite Square Strategies in Canada using an Agent-based Development, Biomass and Grain Yield of Affirmation Prism Mounted on a Groudn Plane Model Annual Canarygrass (Phalaris canariensis L.) Supervisor: Debbie Pushor Supervisor: Donald Bergstrom Supervisor: Marwa Farag Supervisor: Pierre Hucl

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Yinan Zou People’s Republic of China Microbiology and Immunology - Thesis: The Neisseria Gonorrhoeae Cell Division Interactome and the Roles of FtsA and the N-terminus of Ftsl in Cell Division and Antimicrobial Resistance Supervisor: Jo-Anne Dillon

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