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DONOR IMPACT REPORT 2018|2019 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT

In this report, we share and celebrate not only the generosity of donors like you, but also some of the stories behind your gifts. These stories underscore how your generosity has an impact on the lives of our students and allows them not only to dream about their futures, but also pursue those dreams—to achieve and succeed!

We believe that donors are at the heart of student success. That’s why you’ll find our donors listed in the very centre of this report.

Together, we empower our faculty and students to meet the ever-changing needs of our world. They spark innovation, and Dear friends, their research is having a positive impact I am so pleased to report on another on our world. By helping our students year of student success at the University build their knowledge and develop their of Regina, and to acknowledge that our skills today, you are helping equip them donors are at the heart of that success. to become the leaders and influencers of tomorrow. Over the past year, we were fortunate to receive a remarkable $16,525,642 from The University of Regina is engaged with 1,524 forward-thinking donors. This the community, acting as a catalyst for support is critical for our students, our change, and providing the foundation for academic and athletic programs, and growth and innovation. As donors, you the research the University undertakes in are part of that because you serve as an important areas such as mental health, inspiration and your belief in our work cultural preservation, water conservation, helps us move forward. Together, and clean energy. we educate contributors, career-ready learners, and global citizens. This past October, we celebrated the grand re-opening of the College Building. If it Thank you. were not for the generosity of the more than 550 donors who contributed to the College Avenue Campus Renewal Project, this feat would not have been possible. When our community gets behind a cause, we can generate a tremendous impact, as Dr. Vianne Timmons the beautifully revitalized College Building President and Vice-Chancellor so clearly demonstrates. And we are just getting started. Wait until you see what we have in store for Darke Hall!

02 DONOR IMPACT REPORT 2018|2019 Alexandria Ripplinger BSc’19 Jack and June Krogan Women in Science Scholarship Recipient

DREAM. Encouraging greater gender balance in STEM

rediting his parents for encouraging encourage more gender balance is great career options available to them that him, his three sisters, and twin for science, technology, engineering, and they should feel confident pursuing,” C brother to pursue their dreams, mathematics,” says Nevan. says Nevan. Dr. Nevan Krogan BSc’97, MSc’99 is Recipients of the Jack and June Krogan Alexandria Ripplinger BSc’19 is the now returning the favour. Women in Science Scholarship, named inaugural recipient of the award, and “They always supported us to pursue for Nevan’s mother and late father, receive is currently spending the summer in what we loved and to never be a $3,000 bursary, as well as a two-month San Francisco with the Krogan Lab. discouraged. This scholarship is my summer research experience at the Highlights of her research experience small part to help lead others in the Krogan Lab in San Francisco—fully paid. have included exposure to new lab right direction,” says Nevan. techniques—including cloning and mass spectrometry, data analysis with high- A native of Regina, Nevan attended the level software, working with researchers University of Regina from 1993 to 1999, from diverse backgrounds, and a new completing his undergraduate degree sense of independence. Alex plans to in biochemistry and graduate degree in attend graduate school and one day biology. Since then, Nevan has obtained become a pathologists’ assistant. She his PhD in medical genetics from the believes the scholarship and experience University of Toronto, authored more than will be invaluable for her graduate school 250 papers, and started the Krogan Lab at applications and future employment the University of California San Francisco. opportunities. He is highly regarded for his research in areas including HIV and cancer. Dr. Nevan Krogan with Alexandria Ripplinger “This award has underscored for me to at scholarship reception February 2019. Throughout his accomplished career, not get discouraged, to keep trying, and Nevan has noticed a lack of female seek out all the opportunities that you can. “There is a whole world of opportunities representation in the sciences. I hope that this award will inspire other in this field. I hope access to this lab women to follow their dreams and “Women are typically the best scientists experience highlights for gifted young pursue careers in science!” I encounter. Anything we can do to women scientists that there are many

DONOR IMPACT REPORT 2018|2019 03 Chinenye Anokwuru Journalism Graduate Student

In her native Nigeria, Chinenye obtained a bachelors degree in chemistry, but discovered her true passion was journalism. Rising through the ranks in various roles in radio and television, Chineye became manager and head of the international desk with African Independent Television. Despite her success, Chinenye set her sights higher with dreams of competing for broadcasting jobs on the global scale, and decided she needed a journalism degree.

Having researched the possibilities, Chinenye made her way to Regina, excited by the array of opportunities available for media professionals. Now in the final semester of her masters degree in journalism, Chinenye is working throughout Africa on her final project, a documentary about the psychological impact of Boko Haram terrorism on its victims. Thanks to two donor-supported awards—the Rob Robbins Assignment Abroad Award and the “I have been able to give a voice to the survivors of Award for Advanced Investigations in Society and the Human terrorism and their families due in no small part Condition—Chinenye has been able to afford the travel necessary to the funding provided by these scholarships,” for her research and interviews, and her pursuit of a seat at the says Chinenye. global journalism table.

Ashley Balzer Industrial Systems Engineering Student

Growing up in a small town just outside of Regina, Ashley chose the University of Regina for the strength of the Faculty of Education, and the opportunity to pursue her dreams so close to home. After her first semester in education, Ashley realized her skills and interests aligned more closely with engineering, promptly switched faculties, and has not looked back.

Ashley has benefited from many donor-supported scholarships, including the Mary Denise Dopko Jackson Memorial Award, which allow her to focus on her studies rather than finding part-time jobs to pay for her education. For the past year, Ashley has been training with the University of Regina’s triathlon team, and is planning to run in the Queen City Marathon’s half-marathon. She also plans on “It’s encouraging to know that there are donors completing a co-op term volunteering with Engineering Ministries that believe in me enough to invest their resources International—using her skills to help build schools and hospitals, in my education. I’m excited to positively impact and is interested in attending grad school for a masters degree in the lives of others in communities around the biomedical engineering. world,” Ashley says.

04 DONOR IMPACT REPORT 2018|2019 INSPIRE. Joanne Lochhead Influencing artists for generations to come

enneth Lochhead LLD’89 taught artists to through the workbooks valued at $716,000. The many of our province’s most University’s Emma Lake Professional University of Regina now has one of K accomplished artists. The Lochhead Artists’ Workshops, helping to start the the largest collections of Lochhead’s family is ensuring Ken’s legacy will Norman MacKenzie Art Gallery in 1953, work—with nearly 100 pieces in the continue—influencing aspiring artists and generating international attention for President’s Art Collection. Many of the for years to come. Regina’s art scene as a member of the pieces in the donation were created in Regina Five. Regina in the 1950s and 1960s, and In 1950, a young Ottawa-based painter have returned to what was Lochhead’s named Kenneth Lochhead was invited to Sadly, Ken passed away in 2006. The first artistic and academic home. They Regina by Dr. William Riddell to interview Lochhead family, however, has kept his will permanently adorn the halls of the for the role of Director of the School of memory and relationship with the University of Regina’s campuses, library, Art for Regina College (now the University University of Regina alive through their and President’s Residence. of Regina). Ken would spend 14 years acts of generosity. Ken’s wife, Joanne with the University in this role working Lochhead, has remained close to the “The time Ken spent here in Regina at College Avenue Campus teaching University for many years. She has helped shape him as a person and as hundreds of students—including artists coordinated several gifts of art an artist, so to have this collection come Joe Fafard, Anthony Thorn, and Brian on her family’s behalf, and regularly home means so much to our family,” Fisher—and creating some of his most attends University of Regina alumni says Joanne. influential work. events in her hometown of Ottawa. The generosity of the Lochhead family The six-decade-long career of one In May of 2019, the Lochhead family’s ensures that Ken’s art will continue to of Canada’s most celebrated artists largest gift yet was announced; a inspire generations of students, faculty, included bringing world-renowned collection of paintings, sketches, and staff, and the wider community.

DONOR IMPACT REPORT 2018|2019 05 Dr. Douglas Farenick chats with Robert Osicki BSc’06 and Nathan Wallbaum BSc’09, Director, PARTNER. SGI Canada Reserving. Supporting homegrown talent

wo of Saskatchewan’s largest “By supporting the program, we have here at the University of Regina. It has insurance providers have made a access to candidates who are skilled at proven very successful in the quality of T commitment to supporting home- risk analysis,” says Janice Brunas, Director candidates we are able to attract.” grown talent, and their investment is of Strategic Finance and Performance Dr. Douglas Farenick, Dean of the paying out a premium. Measurement at WCB. “Candidates are Faculty of Science, and Robert’s former able to participate in project work with the Saskatchewan Government Insurance instructor, has noted how the support internal actuary.” (SGI) and Saskatchewan Workers’ of SGI and WCB has helped to enhance Compensation Board (WCB) have long Since the program’s inception in 2000, the actuarial science program, including been supporters of the actuarial science local employers have had access to the opportunities they provide for faculty program at the University of Regina. a much larger, locally trained pool members to work on special consulting The program is one of only 11 in Canada of actuaries. assignments, helping them to stay current accredited by the Canadian Institute of in the constantly evolving discipline. “At one time, we needed to outsource Actuaries, and the only program of its and recruit consultants from out east,” “We remain grateful for SGI and WCB’s kind in Saskatchewan. Actuaries are says Robert Osicki BSc’06, Senior engagement with our students, and highly-skilled professionals who require Director of Actuarial Services Pricing at their involvement in helping to make strong mathematical ability, as well as SGI. “We decided to make an investment our programs beneficial to the people of business knowledge. The work they do in Saskatchewan, and support the Saskatchewan and beyond,” says Doug. helps organizations, like SGI and WCB, development of the programs right to measure and manage risk.

06 DONOR IMPACT REPORT 2018|2019 ACCESS. Kenneth Levene LLD’17 Business education without borders

he generosity of one of Regina’s school of business. His generosity did MBA classes to students in their home most accomplished business not stop there, as he has made several communities. Part of the donation will be T people is empowering professionals impactful gifts since to continue to enrich used to launch Indigenous Pathways, a in the community to achieve their career the experience of students attending the program supporting the academic success advancement goals. University of Regina’s Kenneth Levene of Indigenous students, and encouraging Graduate School of Business. more Indigenous peoples to pursue their Born and raised in Regina, Kenneth business and entrepreneurial dreams. Levene LLD’17 is a retired business “The quality of the School’s programming owner, noted philanthropist, and University and the experience for our students are The Levene School of Business now has of Regina supporter. The Levene family very important to me. I am happy to help more than 1,000 alumni worldwide. owned and operated Crescent Furniture the school to innovate and set students up Dr. Gina Grandy, Dean of the Faculty of stores across southern Saskatchewan for future success,” says Ken. Business Administration, notes that Ken’s for three generations, with the company continued support of the University has With the creation of the school, local under Ken’s direct leadership from helped to positively influence the lives of professionals wishing to advance their 1962-1984. Ken credits his family for students, and create economic and social careers have been able to stay in Regina instilling in him the value of giving back, impact for the community. for their MBAs. Ken, however, did not and continues his family’s legacy today by want the school’s reach to be limited “He is a very special man who supporting the community that fostered strictly to a local audience. A recent gift understands how access to quality his business success, and helping to of $100,000 is being used to create the graduate education changes lives. We create opportunities for others. Kenneth Levene Streaming Studio—a are incredibly grateful for his ongoing In 2005, Ken made a $4 million donation classroom outfitted with leading-edge commitment to our students,” says Gina. to help create the University’s graduate streaming equipment to be able to bring

DONOR IMPACT REPORT 2018|2019 07 THANK YOU TO OUR DONORS OUR FAMILY OF PLANNED GIFT DONORS MONTHLY DONORS

B Dr. Harvey G. Mazinke A K Richard & Bernadette McIntyre Lloyd* & Duna Barber Pannikote Achyuthan Dr. Stephen King Dr. Dena McMartin Elizabeth Begley Don & Norma Millard Kevin Anderson Dr. Harvey King & Tracy Kuhtz Norman & Joan* Beirnes Bruce & Lucie Anderson Pamela Klein Maureen Bell N Shirley Andrist Joyce Knee Dr. Ernie & Karen Nicholls C Kay Antrobus Scott Nicholson L Martin Callaghan Daniel & Judith Ash Dr. Gail Chin P Dianne & Peter Landry Terry G. Coleman Chris Pasterfield B Brian Laville Valerie Crowther Edwin Perry Greg Bamford & Christie Fessler Alan & Donella Law D Laura Pettigrew Beverley Barlow June E. LeDrew & W. Rey Epema, Sheila Petty & I. R. Vaughn Borden Erin S. LeDrew Epema & Jacob H. John A. Davies Thom Boivin Epema LeDrew Joe* & Marg Dufour R William Brennan Todd Liskowich E Maria Reardon Anne & Mark Brigham David Ryson Katharine Brown Bob & Barbara Ellard K G S Marc Butikofer & Kelsay Reimer Denise Ketcheson Dr. Lawrence (Larry) Saxton Barbara Byers Gale* & Muriel Glenn M Nova Scheidt Ursula Goldenbaum & Steven C Yvonne & Stuart Mann Rose E. Schmalz Ceholski* Ken Howland & Marcia Clark Bruce McCannel Dale & Janet Schoffer Dr. Lyn Goldman Garth McHarg Dr. Diane Secoy Smith david Gregory D Dr. Kathleen McNutt Dr. Morris* & Dr. Jacqui Shumiatcher Dr. Tanya Dahms H F. C. Slater-Smith Darla McWilliams Pablo & Karen de Lucas Margaret Hammond Christopher & Raycine Spence Dr. Aldene Meis Mason Dennis Dodds Joe Harrington Maggie Siggins & Gerald Sperling L. Mitchell Katherine Heinrich & Brian Alspach Luanne Drake Dr. Shelley Sweeney K.J. Moffitt Grant* & Elizabeth Holden E Cal Hopp T N Don Taylor & Cathryn Klassen Jennifer Erbach Gladys Huget Scott Nicholson Christopher Humphries V F O J Dr. Douglas* & Patricia Dr. Douglas Farenick Vandenberghe Enyinnah Okere M. Sharon Jeannotte Gillian Forrester & Roger Petry Jacqueline Onagi Dave Johnstone W Dr. Frank Fowlie Jeffrey Jones Don Hall & Andrea Wagner G P Shawna Argue & Kent Walde Wes D. Pearce & Brett A. Waytuck K Evelynn & Richard Gaucher Dr. Kathleen Wall John E. Kearsey Jackie Pearson Merv & Cathy Warner Linda Kupp H Hiedi Pearson Dr. Donald Wells Kelly Handerek Bruce Peberdy L Dorothy M. Wenzel Ron Hopkinson Eddy Pedersen Mike Lennox Patrick Wickenhauser Robert Huber Dr. Kenneth Levene Verda Petry Y Dr. Esam Hussein Richard Phaneuf M Gerald Youzwa Joanne (Wakabayashi) Pomalis Morris MacDonald J Linda Purves Doug Johnson Marion & Wilson* MacLean ANONYMOUS: 13 Marjorie Mason

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Q A Dr. Brian Brewer Crown Investments Corporation Anne & Mark Brigham CUPE 2419 Dr. William & Elsie May* Quick 101057547 Saskatchewan Brxton Masonry Inc. Accent Inns Inc D Mo Bundon & Michelle Carr R Aftermarket Auto Parts Alliance Inc D & K Schnell Holdings Ltd Harold & Tammy Riemer Bushwakker Brewing Co. AgResource Daela Dental Prof Corp Gene Rizak Marc Butikofer & Kelsay Reimer Agriculture In the Classroom Dr. Tanya Dahms Barbara Byers Rose Romanowich AGT Food and Ingredients Dasro Consulting S Alliance Energy / Sun Electric C John A. Davies (1975) Ltd. Keisha Sharp Martin Callaghan C. Brooks DeCillia Alzheimer Society of Saskatchewan Canadian Bureau for International Degelman Developments Inc Marlene and George Smadu Bruce & Lucie Anderson Education Dell Computer Corporation Anne Smith Andjelic Land Inc. Canadian Children's Optimist Deloitte Foundation Jacqueline Spalding Foundation Ann and Roger Phillips Foundation Deloitte Management Services LP Mark & Janice Stefan The Canadian Club of Regina Anton Paar Canada Nicole Denis Elaine Stutt Canadian Mathematics Society Lois Appleton Denny Forbes Construction Inc. Ken & Carolyn Sunquist Canadian Online Giving Foundation Assiniboia Lodge #49 The Derril McLeod Family Foundation Cheryl Sweet Canadian Western Agribition Association Jeunesse Fransaskoise Dennis Dodds Canridge Construction Group Inc T Association of Professional Donald and Claire Kramer Engineers & Geoscientists of Capital GMC Buick Cadillac Foundation Dr. Vianne Timmons & Stuart Mason Saskatchewan (APEGS) Captive Robert C. Douglas & Joanne R. Alison Tkach ® Association of Regina REALTORS Inc. The Carillon Newspaper Inc. Sutherland Sarah Tkachuk Bruce Axelson Daniel Carr Terry Downie William Trowsdale B Casinos Regina & Moose Jaw Cara Driscoll & Jack Sures* V Isabel C. Bailey Central Palins Co-operative Ltd Jason & Kelly Drummond Rachel C. Vogel BMO Bank of Montreal Chartered Professional Accountants Dufault Foundation Saskatchewan Lloyd* & Duna Barber Dr. Christopher Dufault & W Chartered Professionals in Human Heather McLeod Dr. Holly Bardutz & Dr. Patrick Resources Saskatchewan Merv & Cathy Warner Bardutz James Duffy Bruce Chernoff Cameron & Erin Werner Basketball Saskatchewan Inc. Dura Construction Ltd Chiropractors' Association of Pat Werner Norman & Joan* Beirnes Saskatchewan E Gerod Wiens Jay Bertagnolli CIBC Don & Joan Stanley Fund at Dr. Kay C. Wiese Chris Biegler & Leah Lawrence CITE360studio Edmonton Community Foundation Darren Wilcox University of Regina Biology City of Regina John Edwards Undergraduate and Graduate Troy Edwards & Joely Hoeving Z Students Society Elaine Clark Enhance Dental Centre Ron Zukowsky Cam & Dongyan Blachford Community Foundation of Swan Valley Inc. Enterprise Holdings Don & Leanne Black Concentra Financial Enterprise Holdings Foundation ANONYMOUS: 4 The Boissevain Morton Foundation Marsha Erb Alyssa Boissineau The CCRL Refinery Complex Events Regina Thom Boivin Co-operators Life Insurance Evraz Place Fadila B. Company Gail Bowen F University of Regina Cougar Alec & Joelle Fabius Donna Bowman Men's Hockey Alumni University of Regina Faculty of Daphne Bramham University of Regina Cougar Education Bravo Tango Advertising Firm Inc. Women's Hockey Alumni Brenda Aubey Fund Croft Electric Ltd

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University of Regina Faculty of Marcia Harris Johnson-Shoyama Graduate Zachari Logan Graduate Studies and Research HBI Office Plus Inc. School of Public Policy Luther College University of Regina Faculty of The Hill Companies Dr. M. Evelyn Jonescu Science M Elizabeth Heidt Family First Maternal Wellness K Peggy MacDonald Centre Jaymon Hill K+S Potash Canada Harold & Jean MacKay Dr. Douglas Farenick Hill Business Management Keswick Ridge Holdings Inc MacKenzie Art Gallery Inc Services Inc Dr. Harvey King & Tracy Kuhtz MacKenzie Infant Care Centre University of Regina Hill Business Federation for the Humanities Kinsmen Club of Regina Students’ Society MacPherson Engineering Inc. and Social Sciences Kiwanis Club of the Queen City Hillberg & Berk Foundation Yvonne & Stuart Mann Fedoruk Centre Pamela Klein Margaret Anne Hodges & Edward Manulife Financial Financial Executives International, Willett Klippenstine, CPA Prof Corp Regina Chapter Costa Maragos Elizabeth Hoffart Martin & Charlene Klyne Finning Canada McDougall Gauley LLP Margaret and Gerald Hooey William (Bill) Knight Fisher Scientific Company Ltd The McGlaughlin Family Hornets Basketball Club Knight Automotive Group Football Saskatchewan Aija, Zayden & Paul McGregor Knowledge First Foundation G Hornoi Leasing Ltd. Terence & Sheila McKague Dana Howald Karen Kohm McKercher LLP G 5 Management Ltd Dr. Garth Huber KPMG Dr. Dena McMartin G. Murray and Edna Forbes Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting Geoffrey Krause Dr. Kathleen McNutt Foundation Co. Ltd Jack & June Krogan Dr. Aldene Meis Mason Gee Bee Construction Co Ltd Dr. Esam Hussein Deron Kuski Meloche Monnex Inc. George Reed Foundation Don & Norma Millard Norman* & Barbara Gleiberman I L Imagination Ink Dr. Ken Mitchell & Dr. Jeanne Shami Global Regina L to Z Holdings Inc. Inclusion Saskatchewan Inc. L. Mitchell Globe Theatre Lace 'EM Up Foundation for Kids Information Services Corporation MNP LLP Dr. Lyn Goldman Crystal Lawrek Ingrid Bergmann and Associates K.J. Moffitt Dr. Bruce Gordon & Dr. Debra Korol Lazy T Ranch Joint Ventrure Incorporated Elizabeth & Trian Moisiuk University of Regina Graduate Regina Leader-Post Innovation Place Students' Association Ledcor Group of Companies Hazel Morris Institute of International Education Graham Construction & June E. LeDrew & W. Rey Epema, Mosaic Canada ULC Engineering Ltd. International Scholarship and Erin S. LeDrew Epema & Jacob H. The Mosaic Company Tuition Services Inc Great-West Life, London Life and Epema LeDrew Canada Life Investors Group Financial Services Erik Leipert N Inc. Green Acre Capital Management Leipert Family National Hockey League Alumni INVU Medical Cosmetics Association Corp. Mike Lennox ISM Canada National Indian Brotherhood Trust david Gregory Leopold's Tavern East Inc. Fund Greystone Managed Investments Inc. Dr. Kenneth Levene J National Sport Trust Fund The Gwyn Morgan & Patricia Trottier Jackman Foundation 1964 Donna & Steven Lindskog Foundation Nexcash Todd Liskowich Robert Jamont Scott Nicholson H Loblaw Companies Ltd Brent L. Janke NWL Contempory Dresses H&M Hennes and Mauritz Inc Danika Lochhead Ravi Jayachandran Nystuen Family Foundation Inc Margaret Hammond Jaymon Hill C.A. Prof Corp Ivana Lochhead Harald Liebe Fund at the South Jay's Transportation Group Ltd Joanne Lochhead O Saskatchewan Community Ottawa Community Foundation John Deere Foundation of Canada Neven Lochhead Foundation Tavis Lochhead Kenneth G. Ottenbreit

10 DONOR IMPACT REPORT 2018|2019 * Deceased P Jack Ritenburg Darann and Wendy Sauer Jesse Uhrich Ritenburg & Associates Ltd. Family of Beverley Shore Unifor Local #594 Parkinson Canada Ritenburg Family Foundation Rita Schiller Unifor Local 1-S The Parkinsons Society Gene Rizak Rose E. Schmalz University of Regina Academic & Pattison Outdoor Advertising Dr. Bev* & Elaine Robertson Dale & Janet Schoffer Admin Pensioners Association PCL Construction Management Inc. Tom Robinson Scotiabank University of Regina Alumni Jackie Pearson Association Inc. Rotary Club of Moose Jaw Wakamow Dr. Diane Secoy Smith Edwin Perry University of Regina Faculty Rotary Club of Regina Eastview Bernard Selinger Dr. Ann Phillips Association (URFA) Rougham Enterprises Inc Dr. Morris* & Dr. Jacqui Shumiatcher Phoenix Advertising Group Inc. University of Regina Library The Royal Canadian Legion Dr. William Shurniak Platinum Realty Specialists Inc. University of Regina Rams Royal Canadian Mounted Police Diane Sinclair Play Creative Media University of Regina Students' Union David Ryson Roy & Janet Smith Praxis Consulting University of Regina Women’s Centre The South Saskatchewan Community Don & Lorraine Promhouse S Foundation Inc. V Sask Book Awards Q Stantec Consulting Ltd. Michael Scot Vandale Saskatchewan Association of Queen City Vending Corporation Wayne Steadman Dr. Douglas* & Patricia Broadcasters Vandenberghe Mark & Janice Stefan R Saskatchewan Drama Association Village RV Stikeman Elliott Ramona Rausch SGI Viren Area Foundation Inc Strategic Charitable Giving Rawlco Radio (980 CJME, Z99 FM, Saskatchewan Parks and Recreation Foundation VWR International Jack FM) Association Inc. Student Success Centre Drs. Gordon & Jill Rawlinson Saskatchewan Physical Education W Association Styles Family Foundation RBC Foundation Arthur & Marjorie Wakabayashi Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation Ken & Carolyn Sunquist The Redeemed Christian Church of Merv & Cathy Warner Superannuated Teachers of God Mount Zion Parish, Regina Saskatchewan Trucking Association Warner Truck Industries Saskatchewan Laura & Gary Redhead (Redhead Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Waters Limited Equipment Ltd.) Association Swim Saskatchewan Inc. Westbridge Construction Ltd. Refined Lifestyles Homes Saskatchewan Volleyball Association Bela Szabados and Heather Hodgson Dr. Gordon & Ardella* Wicijowski Regina & District Chamber of Saskatchewan Track & Field Timothy Wicijowski Commerce Association T Wiegers Financial & Benefits Regina Airport Authority Saskatchewan Community Initiatives Taylor Lexus Toyota Fund Darren Wilcox Regina Community Basketball TD Bank Group Association Saskatchewan Hockey Association Edwin S. Y. Wong Gerald Tegart Regina Engineering Society Saskatchewan Polytechnic Wayne Wouters Tim Otitoju Real Estate Prof Corp University of Regina Saskatchewan Soccer Association Dr. Vianne Timmons & Stuart Mason Y Engineering Students' Society Saskatchewan Union of Nurses Ron Toews Yara Belle Plaine Inc. Regina Geotechnical Group Saskatchewan Workers' Drs. Lynn & Jim Tomkins Brian Yaworski Regina Hotel Association Compensation Board Halley Toth Elaine Yeomans Regina Police Service Saskatoon Community Foundation Tourism Saskatchewan Regina Queen City Kinettes SaskEnergy William Trowsdale ANONYMOUS: 30 Regina Sport & Import Automotive SaskGaming Group Ltd. SaskMilk Emma Richan & Neal Landis SaskPower U Harold & Tammy Riemer SaskTel UCT Boissevain Council #940 Terry Rigelhof Scott Sather Clare Uhrich

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5-9 YEARS Marilyn Etter Keswick Ridge Holdings Inc N Kimberley Exner Dr. Stephen King N I S Contractors Ltd. A Martin & Charlene Klyne F Dennis Nagel Pannikote Achyuthan Knight Automotive Group Dr. Lisa Fan Andre Nogue Allan Widger Consulting Corp. Knowledge First Foundation Gillian Forrester & Roger Petry Craig Norman Bob Anderson Memorice Koop Benjamin & Darlene Freitag Kevin Anderson Ned Kosteniuk P Miriam Friedman Jolene Anton Kevin Krahn Pattison Outdoor Advertising Curtis Armstrong G Maja Kralovcova Miranda Pearson Catherine Arthur-Macdonald Dr. Andrew Gaudes Robert Krismer John & Dorothy Peterson Curtis Atkinson Larry Gegner Kelly Kummerfield Richard Phaneuf B Dwayne Gelowitz L Ruth Phillips Brenda Gerein Prairie Valley School Division # 208 Gregory Barthel Pamela Labelle Donna Glasser Maureen Pritchard & Richard White Bob Berry Dianne & Peter Landry Globe Theatre Leanna Prost University of Regina Biology Brian Laville Undergraduate and Graduate Brian Glynn Bob Leier Q Students’ Society Goodwill Golf Tournament Mike Lennox Sirivan Quangtakoune Sterling Bjorndahl Great Plains Leaseholds Ltd Amanda Leslie Maureen Boesch Dave Green R Lorraine Levere Ryan Bohn david Gregory Ren Gro Ltd. John & Margaret Lipp Thom Boivin Rhys Renouf H Patti Lipp Lois Borden George Reynoldson Patricia Hanley Robert Lipp Mark & Jocelyne Brady Roblin Farm Services Ltd David Harrison Pam Lothian Bravo Tango Advertising Firm Inc. Rob Rongve Sylvia Heinek Don Loughren Dorothy Brown Kenneth Roy Henderson Insurance Inc. Meg Lui Ronald Brown Jim Rugg Robert Hilderman Mo Bundon & Michelle Carr M Hillberg & Berk Foundation S MacKenzie Infant Care Centre C Maxine Holm Lorraine Salt & Tim Hutchinson Lewis MacNeill David Calam Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting Saskatchewan Cheerleading Costa Maragos Canadian Online Giving Foundation Co. Ltd Association Jeanann McEwen Children's Aid Foundation Cory Hughes Saskatchewan Drama Association Dale McFee Frede Christensen Dr. Esam Hussein Kate Scheurwater Linda McIntyre Jim* & Valerie Clarke Rita Schiller I Nicole McKell Jean Coleman Dale & Janet Schoffer International Scholarship and R. Steve McLellan Dr. Adrian Seaborne Cornwall Optical Tuition Services Inc Norma Meggitt Cindy Senko Colette Costack Iron Max Fitness Midwest Surveys Inc. University of Regina Cougar Gina Senko Women's Hockey Alumni J Charlotte Miller Olga Senyk Constance Crofts Joan Jackson Garner & Shiela Mitchell Serbu Sand & Gravel Ltd. D Dr. Tewodros Jaleta MNP LLP Keisha Sharp Jeff Jackson Playgound Pro Ltd. Robert & Violet Moffitt William Sherven D&W Plumbing Ltd Xia Ji Moose Jaw Warriors Hockey Club Greg Shewchuk Deloitte Management Services LP Phillip Johnson Hazel Morris Linda Shier Dennis & Gayle Dodds Allan Murray Dr. William Shurniak Murray Douglas K Barbara Murray K+S Potash Canada Maureen Simon Danielle Myers E Jacquie Kenyon and Clayton Anne Smith Lee & Alison Elliott Anderson

12 DONOR IMPACT REPORT 2018|2019 * Deceased Ron & Flo Smith 10-19 YEARS E Dr. June E. LeDrew & W. Rey Epema, Sudha Srivinas Erin S. LeDrew Epema & Jacob H. Don & Joan Stanley Fund at Epema LeDrew Margie Steadman A Edmonton Community Foundation Donna Steeves Edmond & Crystal Aime & Family Level 10 Fitness Bob & Barbara Ellard Sorrel Steinberg Bruce & Lucie Anderson Jane Linner Doug Engh Elaine Stutt Jennifer Anderson Robert Linner Jennifer Erbach Ken & Carolyn Sunquist William Armstrong Joan Eremko M Cheryl Sweet B Regan & Kim Exner D.C. Malloy & V.L. Sluth Heather Szeles Greg Bamford & Christie Fessler Sue & Eric Exner Darlene Marchuk T Elton & Dorothy Marshall Lloyd* & Duna Barber F Alison Tkach Stan & Donna Barber Glen McDougall Fisher Scientific Company Ltd Janice Tulloch Beverley Barlow Peter McGeady Michel Turmel Football Saskatchewan Jeannette Barsky Dr. Roberta M. McKay & Patrice Turmel Elmer E. Brenner Marion Beck G Joan McKinnon U Edythe M. Bell Evelynn & Richard Gaucher Corrie & Rod McLeod United Way of Greater Toronto Jay Bertagnolli Bula Ghosh Shirley McLeod Clare Uhrich Barbara Binnie Global Regina Dr. Dena McMartin Jesse Uhrich Pamela Bocking University of Regina Graduate Graeme McMaster V Gladys Boehler Students' Association Bette Ann Green James McNinch & Michael Hamann Jill Vaisey Emmet Boyle Darla McWilliams Dr. Douglas* & Patricia Daphne Bramham H Dr. Aldene Meis Mason Vandenberghe Barbara Byers Karen Haggman Ron Volk Twyla Meredith Brian & Roberta Hardy C Ivan Millard W Inna, David & Robert Harrison Martin Callaghan Mildred Morrison Don & Shirley Walker Larena & Orland Hoeber Jan Campbell The Mosaic Company Lily Wang William Horner Captive James P. Mulvale Audrey Warner Hornoi Leasing Ltd. Daniel Carr Lorrie Murphy Merv & Cathy Warner S. Humphries & G. Lawrence CGI Group Inc. Carlyle Murray Ronald Warsaba Dr. Thomas Chase Gordon Hutch Brian Webb Raymond Mynett Wanda Chow I Brian Weist N Brian Christie Innovation Place Cameron & Erin Werner Miles Nachbaur Geraldine Clarke Wilma Bell-Wessel & David Wessel J National Sport Trust Fund CMA Canada (Saskatchewan) Mr. Charles Kendall Willoughby Dale E. Jackman Irene Nelson Geraldine M. Wood Terry G. Coleman James Henderson LLD-Chapter IODE M. Lenore Nilson University of Regina Cougar Y Hockey Alumni Inc. Harry Jedlic Ann Norgan Dr. Jingtao Yao Brian Johnson O Kathleen Yurris D Dr. Tanya Dahms K OfficeMax Grand & Toy Z Dr. Liming Dai Kevin Kaminski Enyinnah Okere Peter & Elaine Zakreski Dr. Dianliang Deng Francoise Kenny Old Dutch Foods Ltd. Ziolkowski Construction Ltd The Derril McLeod Family Foundation Dr. Harvey King & Tracy Kuhtz Roland & Lois Olson Dream John Konoff P ANONYMOUS: 34 Raymond Dube L P3A (P3Architecture Partnership) Carol Lecours Pat Patton

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Elizabeth Paul Dr. William Smythe 20-24 YEARS 25-29 YEARS Bruce Peberdy The South Saskatchewan Community Petroleum Technology Research Foundation Inc. B A Centre Inc. Christopher & Raycine Spence D. Gaye Beechy Kay Antrobus Association of Regina Dr. Ann Phillips Stantec Consulting Ltd. Dongyan & Cam Blachford REALTORS® Inc. Phoenix Advertising Group Inc. Dr. Gordon Staseson Jean Bray Barbara Pollock Wayne Steadman F B Isabel C. Bailey Joanne (Wakabayashi) Pomalis Styles Family Foundation Farm Credit Canada Marlene Betker Carol M. Porter Superannuated Teachers of Frank & Sandra Flegel Anne & Mark Brigham David Powell Saskatchewan J Don & Lorraine Promhouse Gerry Syrota G John Deere Foundation of Canada Marguerite Gallaway Margaret Purse T M Q William Taylor H Robert J. MacDonald Kelly Handerek Queen City Vending Corporation Conrad & Dorothy Thordarson Terence & Sheila McKague The Hillis Family Dr. Vianne Timmons & Stuart Mason K.J. Moffitt R Sarah Tkachuk I Beti & David Randall Mavis Tremblay P Investors Group Financial Regina Federation of Artists Inc. Services Inc. U Dennis & Wendy Paddock Regina Hearing Services Inc. H. Pfeifer K University of Regina Women’s Centre Regina Multicultural Association R Don & Lynn Kindopp Robert Roy Patti Kuffner V Maria Reardon The Royal Canadian Legion Peter Ventre Regina & District Chamber of M Thelma Russell Virtus Group Chartered Accountants Commerce Marvin Mackie S & Business Advisors LLP S Marion & Wilson* MacLean Don & Norma Millard Melanie Sanford W Saskatchewan Track & Field Saskatchewan Blue Cross Arthur & Marjorie Wakabayashi Association P Saskatchewan Hockey Association Scott Weiler Saskatchewan Volleyball Mrs. Linda & Dr. Alexander Paul Association Saskatchewan Mining Association Inc. Pat Werner Hiedi Pearson Rose E. Schmalz Chantal Pelletier Saskatchewan Physical Education Western Cycle Roderick & Elaine Stutt Verda Petry Association Catherine White Saskatchewan Roughriders Dr. Kay C. Wiese V Q Football Club Earl Wiltse Rachel C. Vogel Dr. William & Elsie May* Quick Saskatchewan Soccer Association S Saskatchewan Trucking Association Y ANONYMOUS: 3 Roy & Janet Smith Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities YAGMCB Oliver Stewart Association Z Saskatoon Community Foundation U Darrel M. Zary SaskGaming University of Regina Alumni Dr. Yang Zhao Association Inc. Scholarship America Ron Zukowsky Don Schweitzer V Ronna Schweitzer ANONYMOUS: 39 Maureen Volk Scotiabank Y Adrian & Lynne Seaborne Elaine Yeomans Ursula Serli E. Silzer ANONYMOUS: 3

14 DONOR IMPACT REPORT 2018|2019 * Deceased MEMORIAL AND TRIBUTE GIFT DONORS

30+ YEARS A M W A Donna Aspenlieder Margaret MacDonald Gerard Wappel Jeff Aspenlieder Garth McHarg Thomas Watson Association of Professional Engineers & Geoscientists of B James McNinch & Michael Hamann Patricia Wellings Saskatchewan (APEGS) Barai-Viraraghavan Family Dr. David Millar Hermina & Wynn Wright E D. Gaye Beechy Wilma Mollard Robert Ellis Patricia Bellamy Melissa Morgan ANONYMOUS: 14 H Brenda, Vern, Matthew and Andrew N Bennett Elizabeth Heidt Bob Nicholls Mary Ann Bergen J Rhonda & Greg Brandt O J.D. Mollard & Associates (2010) William Brennan Esther Ondrack Limited Wade & Tannis Buteau P L John Buttars Judy Parley Dick Lane C Louise Pelletier and Ford Flaten M Yu-Chen Chow Verda Petry Yvonne & Stuart Mann Kathleen Crowther Lyle Phillips McDougall Gauley LLP Q June Mitchell D Dan & Barbara de Vlieger Evan Quick N Joanne DiCosimo Dr. Ernie & Karen Nicholls R Joanne & Doug Durst R Barbara & Bryan Ralph F Evelyn J. Rogers Regina Engineering Society Karen Fahlman S S Karen & Curtis Finch Sask Registered Music Teachers SaskTel Martin Frankland Lian Schwann SGI A friend from Finland Andrea Seale and Randy Sandbeck Dr. Diane Secoy Smith Norma Partridge Frook & John Frook Dr. Diane Secoy Smith T G Norma Skappel Drs. Lynn & Jim Tomkins Joan & Bob Gestrin Joanne M. Skidmore Adeline Skwara ANONYMOUS: 3 H Olive Stewart Brian L. Hill Roberta Swetlow Jane & Lawrence Hydaman T J Dorell (Ridley) Taylor Grace Jasper Ron Toews Janet Johnson V K Vimridge Manufacturing Sales and Bohdan* & Elizabeth Kazymyra Service Ltd Kiwanis Club of the Queen City Sharon & Jim Klemke J. Duane Koch Dale Kraus

* Deceased DONOR IMPACT REPORT 2018|2019 15 ACHIEVE. Pat Vandenberghe The transformative power of education

at Vandenberghe holds firmly to the professor from 1978 to 1985, and as a as it is, so we wanted to help those who belief shared by her late husband professor for another 13 years. could use more support, which was why Dr. Douglas Vandenberghe that we chose to help students with physical P After Doug retired from teaching in 1998, education is the key to success. disabilities.” the couple had many discussions of After graduating from high school how they could continue to support This desire to help others led to the near Winnipeg, Doug went to work as the University. creation of the Dr. Douglas and Patricia a labourer. One day on the job, Doug Vandenberghe Scholarship, which is experienced a life-altering moment. While a $1,500 award presented annually to working on a construction site during a students with a permanent physical particularly frigid winter day, he noticed disability. Pat has also committed to an engineer in a warm trailer sipping on making a planned gift to the University a hot cup of coffee. It was then that Doug of Regina to help further the positive made the decision that he would go to impact on students. university to study engineering. “My three sons, who are all University of In the subsequent years, Doug and Pat— Regina alumni, carry Doug’s passion for high-school sweethearts—married and Pat and her late husband Doug shared the belief education,” says Pat. “By leaving a gift in Doug earned his PhD in engineering. that education is the way to a better future. my will, our family can continue to help The couple would make their way to others to achieve their dreams. We hope Regina, where Doug landed his dream job “Doug and I knew firsthand that education this will inspire others in the community— teaching engineering at the University of was the path to a better future and a and my family—to experience the Regina. He would work as an associate better life,” says Pat. “Life is hard enough joy of helping people who need it!”

16 DONOR IMPACT REPORT 2018|2019 Thomas Wright Certificate in Inclusive Post-Secondary Education

Tom is a born performer and throughout his time as a student, has been able to hone his skills with many classes in movement, acting, and singing. As an accomplished singer, Tom has shared his gift by performing in recitals across the province and around North America. Keeping busy, Tom is a powerlifter, volunteers with the Globe Theatre and College Park Retirement Home II, and along with his father, sings in the duo “Tomcat Howl”. His positive attitude is infectious, and his instructors have noticed just how much of an inspiration he is to fellow students.

In addition to the several awards and bursaries Tom has received, he was the 2019 recipient of the Dr. Don and Renu Kapoor Celebration award. The Kapoors created the award in order to support recent graduates of the University’s Campus for All program in “ My future is wide open and full of possibility, finding their independence. After convocating from the University of and I am sure that I will live my life to my best Regina in June, Tom will be ramping up his volunteer efforts, auditing potential,” says Tom. performance classes, and will soon be moving out on his own.

Rob McCaffrey Sports Psychology Graduate Student

Born in Saskatchewan, Rob has been able to apply his love of sports to groundbreaking research. After completing his masters degree at the University of Wisconsin, Rob made his way to Regina for the opportunity to research closer to home. His research is multifaceted, with a focus on how athletes can use mental skills to improve performance and the role of training and screening on concussion identification and recovery. His research is not only beneficial to athletes, but also those in other high-pressure occupations, including referees, medical professionals, and RCMP officers. Scholarships have given Rob the opportunity to travel to many conferences to present his research, network, and enhance his learning.

As a husband and a father to a 10-month old son, Rob is incredibly appreciative of the many donor-funded scholarships he has received, including the Groome Family Fellowship in Health Research. This award is presented annually to a student contributing practical solutions to challenges faced by Saskatchewan residents with respect to health and wellness issues. Thanks to these awards, “ Funding opportunities like this pave the way for Rob is able to help support his family while continuing to focus on success and enable me to see that my family’s his research, teaching, and working as an assistant coach with the dreams become a reality,” says Rob. Cougars Women’s soccer team.

DONOR IMPACT REPORT 2018|2019 17 TOTAL DONATIONS 2018/19 YOUR GIFTS $16,525,642 Student Support Program Support AT WORK. $2,042,349 $1,038,792 Buildings and Research Equipment $1,775,209 $10,062,663 Other Support $1,606,629

1,524 524 87 77 People who have New donors Monthly donors Known planned made a donation gifts expected

18 DONOR IMPACT REPORT 2018|2019 TOTAL DONATIONS 2018/19 IMPACTING STUDENTS 2018/19 Total amount given to students through awards, scholarships and bursaries: $6,519,164 Undergrads: $6,030,927 | Grads: $488,537

Undergrads: Number of students receiving a 2,454 scholarship, award, or bursary: Grads: 2,620 166

STUDENTS FALL 2018 ENROLMENT

15,568 2,473 (16%) Undergrad and International Grad students students

73,482 2,077 (13%) Alumni First Nations, Métis, and Inuit students

*Unless otherwise noted, numbers are for FY 2018-2019. DONOR IMPACT REPORT 2018|2019 19 FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT:

University of Regina Advancement & Communications 3737 Wascana Parkway, Regina, SK S4S 0A2 Phone: 306-585-4024 Email: [email protected] www.uregina.ca/external/donor-relations/ www.uregina.ca

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