YOUR GIFTS. THEIR FUTURES.
OUR MISSION. OUR VISION. OUR VALUES. MISSION
VALUES
The University of Regina:
Mutual Respect, Integrity & Honesty We are a scholarly community engaged with many other communities. The members of our community are our defining resource. Our treatment of each other is principled, open, transparent and respectful.
Provides high quality and accessible education, influential research, creative endeavours, and meaningful scholarly experiences in pursuit of local and global contributions to knowledge; Serves and engages a diversity of students, life-long learners, and communities, with particular emphasis on Aboriginal learners and global citizens; Offers a welcoming and rewarding academic and work environment for students, faculty, and staff; and Fosters innovative learning, community engagement, and critical and independent thought.
VISION The University of Regina aspires to be a national leader in developing educated contributors, career-ready learners, and global citizens, and in generating meaningful, high-impact scholarship.
Inclusivity & Diversity We are a learning community. We value interaction between faculty members and students as the fundamental activity of the academy. We recognize and support the diversity of our students’ needs, and are inclusive of our Aboriginal, new Canadian, and international students, employees and partners. We aim to be accessible to all who wish to learn with us. We welcome the world to our campuses. Pursuit of Knowledge We have a driving urge to know the unknown. Our investigation of and reflection upon varied intellectual pursuits is fundamental to us. We engage our students in these pursuits, seeking to instil in them a lifelong quest for knowledge and understanding. We reaffirm our commitment to education in the liberal arts, which is the historic core of our academic offerings. We balance our duty to academic integrity with our commitment to academic freedom in our work and interactions. Community & Social Responsibility We employ our expertise to serve each other and society. We illuminate pressing social problems and seek solutions. The knowledge we generate enriches the community. We are legitimately concerned with all aspects of our world. We are a bridge and an interpreter between our communities, other people and other nations. Accountability & Well-Being We are accountable for our performance to each other, our students, our alumni and the public. We value a safe, healthy, and supportive community.
MESSAGE
FROM THE
PRESIDENT
This past year was a landmark one for the University of Regina because we launched a new strategic plan. Entitled peyak aski kikawinaw, which in the Cree language means “We are one with Mother Earth,” this strategic plan is centred on the idea that “Together, we are stronger.” peyak aski kikawinaw has three main areas of priority: Student Success, Research Impact, and Commitment to Our Communities. In addition, it has two overarching themes – Indigenization and Sustainability – that will be central to our academic mission in the years to come. As donors, you have made meaningful contributions to the University of Regina, and in doing so, you are helping us realize the objectives of our new strategic plan for the benefit of students and communities in Saskatchewan, across Canada, and around the world. As the University of Regina moves into the next phase of its development – with record enrolments, exciting new programs, and a strong vision for the future – we will continue working with our donors to educate our future leaders. The renewal of our historic College Avenue campus will remain a priority as we expand our outreach in the wider community. Developing new scholarships and bursaries will be critical as we work to make a University of Regina education accessible to everyone, including Canada’s Aboriginal students who have traditionally been underserved in our country’s education system. And we will do our utmost to ensure that we continue to have affordable tuition, relevant programs, and world-class facilities for our students. As a supporter of the University of Regina, you understand that “Together, we are stronger.” Thank you for belief in the University of Regina and our students.
Dr. Vianne Timmons President and Vice-Chancellor
STUDENT SUCCESS
YOUR GIFTS HAVE IMPACT. You help our students make the most of their passion and potential.
Eric Holloway FACULTY OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION – PAUL J. HILL SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Recipient of the John Middleton & Jack Middleton Scholarship
“ Scholarships remind me that my efforts at school are valued. Donors invested in my future and from that I feel a responsibility to excel at my studies. Thanks for the support – it makes it easier to be the best student I can be!”
Katherine Sveinson FACULTY OF KINESIOLOGY AND HEALTH STUDIES Recipient of the Dr. Sandra Schmirler Scholarship
“ University can be an extremely stressful time and scholarships relieve some of that stress. I’m planning to complete my PhD in four years and continue my career in academics as a university professor. Thank you for giving me the opportunity to accomplish my goals and the confidence to pursue a career that I’m truly passionate about.”
Sasha-Gay Lobban FACULTY OF ARTS – SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM Recipient of the FGSR Graduate Studies Scholarship
“ Journalism has been a passion of mine since my teen years. To come from Jamaica to one of the best journalism schools in Canada has been a great experience. I have also been fortunate enough to have received scholarships while attending the U of R. If I were still in Jamaica I would not have had the resources to complete my Master of Journalism. I am thankful for the opportunity that the U of R and the J-school has provided.”
Evan Wellman FACULTY OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION – PAUL J. HILL SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Recipient of the CIC Aboriginal Bursary
“ Receiving a bursary helps ease the financial burden of attending university and allows me to focus more of my effort on studying and ensuring I get good grades rather than worrying about how I will find money for gas or food during the semester. This in turn will help me find a great job, make me more successful in my chosen career and allow me to give back to my community just as the donors did. The two words I cannot say enough are: Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.”
ALUMNI ACHIEVEMENT
Lindsay Stuart B.Ed.’09; M.Ed.’15 GRADUATE OF THE FACULTY OF EDUCATION KINDERGARTEN TEACHER WITH REGINA PUBLIC SCHOOLS 2016 Winner of the Prime Minister’s Award for Teaching Excellence in Early Childhood Education Recipient of the Helen Marguerite Fuller Prize for Teaching
“ The awards that I received motivated me to strive for excellence. They were both recognition and validation of all my hard work. Being able to focus on learning instead of earning had huge impact on my success. The recognition that student awards provided bolstered my motivation and today I am a kindergarten teacher and I have just started my eighth year of teaching with the Regina Public Schools. First and foremost, I would like to say thank you for the financial assistance that made it easier for me to complete my education.”
Creeson Agecoutay BAJ ‘10 GRADUATE OF THE FACULTY OF ARTS – SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM HOST, PRODUCER FOR CTV REGINA’S INDIGENOUS CIRCLE, VIDEO JOURNALIST FOR CTV REGINA Recipient of the CIC Aboriginal Bursary
“ I was a student that moved from Cowessess First Nation to the city. Going from living with my mom to living in the city alone was quite an adjustment. I was a full-time student working a part-time job, and there were many times I would just barely get by. Receiving a bursary gave me comfort to know that I had the finances to get to the next month and it allowed me to focus on my studies, rather than worrying about the stresses of bills and rent. This support provided the extra incentive to strive towards excellence and make the most of the opportunity that a university education provides. Today, I am the host and producer for CTV’s award-winning weekly program, Indigenous Circle and a video journalist for CTV Regina. To the donors, thank you for the much-needed financial help.”
YOUR GIFTS BUILD COMMUNITY.
Darke Hall upgrades preserve an arts “gem”. Over 100 years ago, the foundation was laid for the University of Regina at the College Avenue Campus (CAC). Today, it’s a hub of activity – home to the Centre for Continuing Education, the Conservatory of Performing Arts, Darke Hall, the JohnsonShoyama Graduate School of Public Policy and the Lifelong Learning Centre. More than 8,000 learners, ranging from six months to 97 years of age, use the CAC annually. The College Avenue Campus Renewal Project remains the University’s highest priority capital fundraising project. Since 2011, the renewal project has raised more than $7 million toward a $10 million goal to transform the historic campus into a vibrant, accessible, and sustainable centre of learning and arts. Darke Hall has been a destination for art lovers since its doors opened in 1929, and remains a gem within our city today.
Upgrading Darke Hall is a cornerstone of the renewal project; community support for it has been outstanding. Funded by the generosity of University friends and supporters, $3 million has already been allocated to upgrades at Darke Hall and this work has begun. This phase of construction will repair some of the slate tiles on the roof, enable brick and stone repair, window refurbishment, front step rebuilding, and allow for hand rail placement. The changes will update and preserve the building’s exterior, allowing us to focus on interior renovations in the future. The response of donors like you has put this project in motion. Together we’ll restore Regina’s historic downtown campus so it can continue to serve as an economic, educational and cultural destination within our province.
“ The support of the community is vital to helping us achieve this vision and ensuring the campus plays a pivotal role in the future of the University, city and province.” Dr. Vianne Timmons U niversity of Regina President and Vice-Chancellor
YOUR GIFTS INNOVATE.
$1 million anonymous donation supports brain research. An advance in any field requires concentrated research and development, and the generosity of our donors allows our best to focus their best on finding breakthroughs. This was certainly the case in November, 2015, when an anonymous donor gifted $1 million to support several brain health-related projects. “The generous support of this philanthropist combined with the significant impact these research projects will have in building our knowledge of brain health and improving treatment processes to address debilitating brain injuries and diseases, is far-reaching,” says University of Regina President and ViceChancellor Dr. Vianne Timmons. The $1 million gift includes: • $300,000 for the Exploration of neurogenesis, neuroplasticity and their impact – Holly Bardutz, Dr. Paul Schwann Applied Health and Fitness Centre, Faculty of Kinesiology and Health Studies. The research will examine the impact of exercise, which is known to stimulate neurogenesis, on brain function and quality of life in older adults.
(L-R) Dr. Lei Zhang, Dr. Kim Dorsch, Dr. Thomas Hadjistravropoulus and Holly Bardutz
• $250,000 for the Unit for Innovation in Dementia Care – Dr. Thomas Hadjistravropoulos, Research Chair in Aging and Health. The unit’s work focuses on developing improved pain management approaches for dementia sufferers, as well as implementing cutting-edge pain assessment/management methodologies and protocols. • $225,000 for the Study of attention using multiple object tracking – Dr. Kim Dorsch, Sports Psychology Laboratory. The studies will improve performance in people with attention deficits due to injury or disease, as well as in healthy individuals. • $225,000 for the Non-invasive stimulation of the brain to treat neurological diseases – Dr. Lei Zhang, Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science, Electronic Systems Engineering. Funds will focus on exploring electronic brain stimulation as a non-invasive method to treat chronic pain, depression and Parkinson’s. The insights and findings from this research could help improve the lives of people around the world. Research makes innovation possible and research is possible because of your generosity.
YOUR GIFTS LEAVE A LEGACY.
John Davies’ legacy gift ensures the music will play on in his partner’s name. Music was always a part of John and Jack’s life. Partners for forty-six years, John Davies and Jack Partridge travelled extensively to pursue their passion, including trips to New York to take in the opera. The love of music ran especially deep in Jack, and he dedicated his life to performing and teaching others. “Jack was an influential and devoted musician and educator in Regina, the province and throughout Canada,” says John. On Jack’s passing, John honoured his partner’s
dedication to music by establishing the Jack Partridge Music Scholarship at the University of Regina. But John did not stop there. To ensure that the Jack Partridge Music Scholarship continues in perpetuity, John, an educator himself has left a gift in his will. This gives John great pleasure to know that their love of education and music will forever live on.
“ Jack made music and the education of others his life. He influenced many students to further their education in music and fine arts. The scholarship continues that influence and provides a lasting legacy.” John Davies
THE YEAR IN NUMBERS.
In the 2015/2016 fiscal year, you have contributed
$6,638,533 20%
Your gifts supported:
5%
Student Support $2,171,497 17%
AREAS OF SUPPORT
33%
Building & Equipment $1,639,345 Program Support $1,154,269 Research $1,327,827 Other $345,595
25%
OUR DONORS $1000+
Monthly Donors
Deceased
1974 Memorial Cup Reunion
Barr Engineering Co
John & Zenny Burton
A
Basketball Saskatchewan Inc.
Michael Burton
AB Sciex LP M Pannikote Achyuthan Lois Adams M Mussa Ahmed & Laurel LaBar-Ahmed Edmond & Crystal Aime and Family Allan Widger Consulting Corp. Alliance Energy / Sun Electric (1975) Ltd.
Francis Bast Bruce & Beryl Bays Elizabeth Begley Norman & Joan* Beirnes Vern* & Carol Bell Bell Media Inc Wilma Bell-Wessel & David Wessel Anthony Bidulka
Alzheimer Society of Saskatchewan
Chris Biegler
Albert A. Andersen, Marion Scribner Andersen* & In-Suk Kim
BioPac Systems Canada Inc.
M Bob Anderson
Cam & Dongyan Blachford Don Black
M Bruce & Lucie Anderson
M David Bloom
M Kevin Anderson
M Jack & Jean* Boan
M Shirley Andrist
M Thom Boivin
Elan Ange M Daniel & Judith Ash Association of Professional Engineers & Geoscientists of Saskatchewan (APEGS) Association of Regina REALTORSÂŽ Inc.
B M Greg Bamford & Christie Fessler
C CAA Saskatchewan CCWESTT CGI Group Inc. CIBC T.D. Roberts Caldwell Calgary Bridge Foundation for Youths Martin Callaghan M Nicole Callihoo Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers Canadian Bureau for International Education The Canadian Club of Regina
Elaine & Paul Bourassa
Canadian Football League
M Emmet Boyle
Canadian Media Guild
Bradley Little Piano Concert
Capital GMC Buick Cadillac
Daphne Bramham
Captive Audience
Bravo Tango Advertising Firm Inc. Dr. Brian Brewer M Anne & Mark Brigham British Columbia Creative Center Ltd.
Lloyd* & Duna Barber
Brxton Construction LP
Colin Barr & Jennifer Nell Barr
Bushwakker Brewing Co. M Barbara Byers
Boston Pizza International Inc
BMO Financial Group M Beverley Barlow
1911 Society
Mo Bundon & Michelle Carr J. Orrison* & Rosemarie Burgess
M Daniel Carr Ronald Carson Centre for Continuing Education Century Management & Development Corp Chartered Professional Accountants Saskatchewan M Dr. Thomas & Mrs. Christine Chase
Bruce Chernoff
Dr. Bonnie D. DuPont
Miriam Friedman
Dr. Gail Chin
Christopher Dufault
G. Murray and Edna Forbes Foundation
Steve Choboter
Dufault Foundation
Brian Christie
Joseph* & Margaret Dufour
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City of Regina Co-operators Life Insurance Company Terry G. Coleman
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M Evelynn Gaucher Gene's Ltd. M Thomas Gentles
Community Foundations of Canada
Don & Joan Stanley Fund at Edmonton Community Foundation
George Reed Foundation
Conexus Credit Union
Education Matters
Cornwall Optical
Gale* & Muriel Glenn
Bob & Barbara Ellard
Anita Corrigan
Global Regina
Lee & Alison Elliott
Cougar Hockey Alumni Inc
Ursula Goldenbaum
Enbridge Inc.
Country Style BBQ Ltd.
The Estate of Arthur Goldman
Enerplus Corporation
Saros Cowasjee
Enterprise Holdings
M David Cowley M Donna Cowley Creighton School Division #111 Creighton School Student Scholarship Foundation Inc
M Jennifer Erbach Ernst & Young LLP
F Farm Credit Canada
Crescent Point Energy
Fedoruk Centre
Crown Investments Corporation
The Estate of Elsie Feuring
Valerie Crowther
Financial Executives International, Regina Chapter
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M Paulette Dull
Debra Gill
M The Goldman Family Goodwill Golf Tournament M Robert Gosselin Gloria & Don Gray Great-West Life, London Life and Canada Life david Gregory Greystone Managed Investments Inc.
H HBI Office Plus Inc.
Finning Canada
D.M. Kent Consulting Geologist Ltd.
Karen Haggman
Fisher Scientific Company Ltd
John A. Davies
Don Hall & Andrea Wagner
Dale Folstad
Deloitte Foundation
In Memory of Nathan Andrew Hall
Football Saskatchewan
Margaret A. Hammond
Deloitte Management Services LP
M Gillian Forrester
Wanda Kontak Deschamps & Ryan Deschamps
M Kelly Handerek
M Dr. Frank Fowlie
Joe Harrington
Estate of Hazel Dickson Don Henry Enterprises Ltd. Terry Downie M Glen Downton Cara Driscoll
Franklin Templeton Investments
The Hill Companies
In memory of Jack* D. & Margaret* T. Fraser
Shawn He
Freedom 55 Financial, a division of London Life Insurance Company
Mr. & Mrs. George Hein
Dr. Jean M. Freeman, Hon. BFA
Elizabeth Heidt Katherine Heinrich & Brian Alspach
Heritage Educational Foundation
Brent L. Janke
Linda Kupp
Larry Hesterman
M. Sharon Jeannotte
Larry & Elva Kyle
Hill Business Student's Society
Jellycode Inc
Hillberg & Berk Foundation
Jereh Canada Corporation
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The Hillis Family
M Alison Jestadt
Hockey Canada
John Deere Foundation of Canada
Margaret Anne Hodges and Edward Willett
Brian Johnson M Doug Johnson
Grant* & Elizabeth Holden
Holly Johnson
Homes by Dream
Tim Johnson
M Ron Hopkinson
Dave Johnstone
Cal Hopp
Dr. M. Evelyn Jonescu
Jim Hopson
K
Hornoi Leasing Ltd. M Ken Howland Dr. Garth Huber Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting Co. Ltd Gladys Huget King Hui M S. Humphries & G. Lawrence M Dr. Esam Hussein M Lorraine Salt & Tim Hutchinson
I ISM Canada Innovation Place
K + S Potash Canada KPMG (KPMLLP & KPMEDU) Dr. Don & Renu Kapoor John E. Kearsey James & Louise Kenyon Keswick Ridge Holdings Inc M Denise Ketcheson M Harvey King & Tracy Kuhtz Kiwanis Club of Regina David & Louise Klaassen Martin & Charlene Klyne M Joyce Knee
IPAC Regina Regional Group
William (Bill) Knight
International Scholarship and Tuition Services Inc
Knight Automotive Group
Investors Group Financial Services Inc. M Dr. Kathleen Irwin
J J.D. Mollard & Associates (2010) Limited M Dale E. Jackman
Knights of Columbus
M Dianne Landry Lang Family M Brian Laville M Alan & Donella Law Leah Lawrence Daniel Le Dressay June E. LeDrew & W. Rey Epema and M Erin S. LeDrew Epema & Jacob H. Epema LeDrew Leader-Post Leica Microsystems Inc Leipert Family Terri Lemke Mike Lennox Level 10 Fitness Kenneth Levene Lex Capital Corp. (LEXCAP & LEXMIN) Lily Street Foundation M Denise Lindenbach Liquid Stone Concrete Design Bradley Little Craig & Pam Lothian M Reta Love Kelvin Lueck Luther College
Knowhere Productions
M
Knowledge First Foundation
MNP LLP
Dorothy Knowles Perehudoff
Morris MacDonald
Kognitive Marketing John Konoff Tracy Kuhtz
M Marion MacLean Justice Kenneth MacLeod* & Amber MacLeod and Family
Doug MacRae The Mac’s Tournament
The Gwyn Morgan & Patricia Trottier Foundation
M Patricia R. Patton
Wally Mah
Hazel Morris
M Wes D. Pearce & Brett A. Waytuck
The Mosaic Company
M Hiedi Pearson
M Yvonne & Stuart Mann
Pattison Outdoor Advertising
Lorelee Manning
M Danielle Myers
M Miranda Pearson
M John & Nina* Mantle
M Loanne Myrah
M Bruce Peberdy
Manulife Financial Mark Lang CPA Prof Corp
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M Eddy Pedersen
NHL Alumni Association
Edwin Perry
Martin Family
Miles Nachbaur
Marjorie Mason
Raj Narang
Petroleum Technology Research Centre Inc.
Sohan Matharu Dr. Harvey G. Mazinke
National High School Rodeo Foundation
Deborah Mazurkie
National Sport Trust Fund
M Bruce McCannel M Samira B. McCarthy
Scott Naylor M John Neudorf
The Derril McLeod Family Foundation
Nexcash
McDougall Gauley LLP
Dr. Ernie & Karen Nicholls
Paul McGregor
North Norfolk-MacGregor Foundation Inc.
Dr. Roberta M. McKay & Mr. Elmer E. Brenner Dr. Jim & Beth McHattie Richard & Bernadette McIntyre M Nicole McKell Paul & Debbie McLellan
O M Brian O'Hara OfficeMax Grand & Toy Mary Lou Ogle M Enyinnah Okere
M Verda Petry Laura Pettigrew Sheila Petty & I. R. Vaughn Borden M Richard Phaneuf Dr. Ann Phillips Phillips, Hager & North Investment Management Ltd. Phoenix Advertising Group Inc. Platinum Realty Specialists Inc. M Joanne (Wakabayashi) Pomalis Siegfried & Else Poppen Prairie Valley School Division # 208 ProAV M Linda Purves
Old Dutch Foods Ltd.
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M Dr. Dena McMartin
The Orr Family
Queen City Vending Corporation
M Emily McNair
Estate of Stewart Orr
M Darla McWilliams
Tim Otitoju Real Estate Prof Corp
M Dr. Aldene Meis Mason
P
Heather McLeod
Meloche Monnex Inc. Donald, Norma & Andrew Millard M Pat Miller-Schroeder The Estate of R. Owen Mitchell Dr. Ken Mitchell
M Dr. William & Elsie May* Quick David Quinn
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PCL Group
RBC Dominion Securities
PCL Constructors Inc.
The Estate of Sadie Ratner
M Anne Parker Chris Pasterfield
Rawlco Radio (980 CJME, Z99 FM, Jack FM) Gordon Rawlinson
Raymond James Canada Foundation
Saskatchewan Parks and Recreation Association Inc.
David Senkow
Dr. W.F. & Frances Ready
SaskPower
Serbu Sand & Gravel Ltd.
Maria Reardon
Saskatchewan Roughriders Football Club
Jeanne Shami
Laura & Gary Redhead (Redhead Equipment Ltd.)
Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation
Regal Social Association of Regina
SaskTel
Regina & District Chamber of Commerce
Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association
Regina Catholic Schools
Saskatchewan Volleyball Association
Regina Christophers Regina Engineering Society Regina Engineering Students' Society Regina Motor Products Regina Queen City Kinettes Regina Sport & Import Automotive Group Ltd. M Dr. Harold Riemer Christopher & Erica Riggs Dr. Bev & Elaine Robertson Loretta Romankewicz
Saskatchewan Weekly Newspapers Association Saskatchewan Track & Field Association SaskEnergy
SensoMotoric Instruments Inc.
M Keisha Sharp Doreen Shore M Peter Shortall Dr. Morris* & Dr. Jacqui Shumiatcher Dr. William Shurniak M Laurel Siddons Murray Sinclair F. C. Slater-Smith M Anne Smith M Dr. William Smythe
Saskatchewan Association of Human Resource Professionals Saskatchewan Blue Cross
The South Saskatchewan Community Foundation Inc. M Susan Spellman Cann
SaskGaming
Christopher Spence
Saskatchewan Hockey Association
Dick & Lily*Spencer
Saskatchewan Soccer Association
Gerald Sperling
Rougham Enterprises Inc
Saskatchewan Workers' Compensation Board
RBC Foundation
Dr. Lawrence (Larry) Saxton
The Royal Canadian Legion
Nova Scheidt
M
Dave Ryson
Rose E. Schmalz
M Mark & Janice Stefan
S
Nancy Schmidtke
SJ Investments Inc
David Schnell
Saskatchewan Amateur Wrestling Association
Dale & Janet Schoffer
Saskatchewan Association for Community Living Inc. Saskatchewan Association of Broadcasters SGI
M The Schumacher-Fischer Family Scotiabank Dr. Diane Secoy Smith Marie Selinger Lorraine Senko, Cindy Watson, M Jacqueline Senko, Gina Senko & Maureen Boesch
M Barbara Leete Stange Stantec Consulting Ltd. Christine Stapleton & Chuck McMahon Joan Stewart Sharon Strueby Student Summer Works Styles Family Foundation Suncor Energy Foundation Superannuated Teachers of Saskatchewan Superannuated Teachers of Saskatchewan Regina Chapter M Jack Sures & Cara Driscoll
Gregory & Dianne Swanson M Cheryl Sweet Swim Saskatchewan Inc.
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University of Regina Faculty Association (URFA) University of Regina Graduate Students’ Association University of Regina Printing Services
TD Bank Group
University of Regina Rams
Don Taylor
University of Regina Students' Union
Gerald Tegart
University of Regina Womens' Centre
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M Pauline Tessier Bernard D. Thraves M Dr. Vianne Timmons & Stuart Mason M Alison Tkach M Sarah Tkachuk Drs. Lynn & Jim Tomkins Garth Tomlinson
M William Trowsdale
U Clare Uhrich & Jesse Uhrich Ukranian Canadian Congress Regina Branch
James Westerman Wheaton Family Dr. Gordon & Ardella* Wicijowski Patrick Wickenhauser M Gerod Wiens M Dr. Kay C. Wiese Wiggins Electrical Services Ltd Susan Wilkinson
Vantage Homes Ltd
David & Shirley Wilson
Viren Area Foundation Inc
The Winnipeg Foundation
M Rachel C. Vogel
Ursula Wohlfarth
Maureen Volk
Edwin S. Y. Wong Elaine Wood
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Maria Trebuss
M Pat Werner
Douglas* and Patricia Vandenberghe
M Maureen A. Voss
Elsie Toupich
M Erin & Cameron Werner
Wayne Wouters
Arthur & Marjorie Wakabayashi
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Walker Wood Foundation
Yara Belle Plaine Inc.
Dr. Kathleen Wall
Gerald Youzwa
Darlene B. Ware
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M Merv & Cathy Warner
United Way of Greater Toronto
Jill Wellman Sr.
University of Regina Alumni Association
Leslie Wellman
University of Regina Cougar Women’s Hockey Alumni
Dorothy M. Wenzel
Dr. Donald Wells
Anonymous Donations
Peter & Elaine Zakreski M Monica Zasada Jill & Michael Zimmermann Myra Zubot Mitchell M Ron Zukowsky
$2,181,677
DID YOU KNOW? In 2015-2016, our student body was
14,360 strong. 21%
increase in enrolment since 2009. That’s seven straight years of increases!
1,666
Aboriginal students
63% increase since 2010
1,971
International students
increase % 113 since 2009
$6,638,533 8,745
in total gifts and new pledges received
Students received more than
$7,700,000
students received monetary scholarships, awards and bursaries
in financial awards in 2015-2016. That’s an average of $880 per student!
1,561
donors gave generously to the U of R in 2015-2016
THE
COLLEGE AVENUE CAMPUS RENEWAL PROJECT
$7,173,090
total funds raised as of April 30, 2016
peyak aski kikawinaw “We are one with Mother Earth”
And now, like the braided strands of the sweetgrass, we are woven together – one body, one spirit, one mind – with one vision for our future. Together we are stronger. Thank you.
CAMPUS TOURS There is no better way to get a sense of your University, than to visit in person. Please call us today to book your tour, at 306-585-4024 or email us at ur.giving@uregina.ca
“The benefit of my scholarships is more than financial. It’s allowed me to focus on my studies, so when I graduate I can pursue a career in the financial sector. Thank you to all of the donors!”
Madushika Weeratunga, Faculty of Business Administration Recipient of the Academic Scholarship-Centennial Merit
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For more information, contact University of Regina, External Relations: 3737 Wascana Parkway, Regina, SK S4S 0A2 Phone: (306) 585-4024 Email: ur.giving@uregina.ca www.uregina.ca/external/donor-relations/ www.uregina.ca
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