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You know the importance of having educated health professionals, groundbreaking research and reliable clinical care. By supporting the College of Medicine, you are ensuring that education, research and clinical care services continue to be improved and advanced.
Your gift can be directed to the area of your choice, whether for Aboriginal initiatives, student awards or bursaries, or a specific area of research.
Become a member
Alumni Association
Join the College of Medicine Alumni Association. One year membership is $100, lifetime membership is $750. Membership fees support alumni and student engagement and advancement through a variety of activities including the annual Highlights in Medicine Conference, the Spirit of the Class and Spirit of the College awards, sponsorship of student projects, purchasing white coats and grad photos, and providing administrative support to the Alumni Association Board of Directors.
Alumni News
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Current Publications
Connective Issue
The alumni magazine is published once annually.
Fall 2017
Fall 2016
Alumni Newsletter
The alumni newsletter is published once per year.
February 2018
February 2017
Funding Campaigns
Training the physicians of the future.
By supporting the only training facility of its kind in Saskatchewan, you can help provide the latest in surgical equipment, instrumentation and simulation experience to the College of Medicine community. Your gift will also allow us to offer training courses that expertly combine academic theory and medical practice to improve patient health.
Funding Priorities
Anatomy and Surgical Skills Laboratory
By supporting the only training facility of its kind in Saskatchewan, you can help provide the latest in surgical equipment, instrumentation and simulation experience to the College of Medicine community. Your gift will also allow us to offer training courses that expertly combine academic theory and medical practice to improve patient health.
Neuroscience Research
The burden of neurological conditions both in Canada and worldwide is rapidly increasing. Collaborative neuroscience research, education, training and clinical innovation is needed to combat this epidemic. Thanks to donors like you, we can educate and provide funding to our talented research teams to develop innovations and discoveries of new technologies for the treatment of neurological and mental illness.
Student Awards
Learning the art and science of medicine is a full-time pursuit. The average medical student will graduate with $100,000 of debt. We have a limited amount of bursary support for our students, but we have to do better. By supporting student awards, you are giving students with the greatest financial need the time to study and to make career decisions based on their interests and abilities, rather than their debt level. You are helping students during a time when they need it most, and they are truly grateful.
Aboriginal Health
The Aboriginal Health Research Fund provides funding to support ongoing research initiatives in the College of Medicine aimed at improving the health of Aboriginal communities, families and individuals.
Simulation plays an important role in the education of health sciences students. It is vital to have the opportunity to practice and learn clinical skills in a safe, virtual environment. Simulated real-life environments give students confidence in their ability to treat patients. With your support we can supply necessary equipment, maintain existing equipment and provide funding for future equipment needs.
Donor Appreciation
Thanks to donors, we are able to accomplish our mission. To them, we are grateful.
Events
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Medical White Coats for Sale
We have extra College of Medicine embroidered medical (white) coats available for purchase. Please fill out the online order form and return the form along with cash or cheque. Men's sizes range from 34-46 and women's sizes range from 2-18. The cost is $20 (with the College of Medicine logo) or $30 (with the College of Medicine logo and Aboriginal logo on the sleeve).
Proceeds from the sale of white coats support Alumni Association student initiatives.
Highlights in Medicine
The Highlights in Medicine Conference is an alumni reunion event hosted annually by the College of Medicine Alumni Association.
Highlights 2018: June 21-23, 2018
Join your fellow College of Medicine alumni for Highlights 2018! Reconnect with former classmates and reminisce about your time spent on the University of Saskatchewan campus.
Honoured Years
1948, 1953, 1958, 1963, 1968, 1973, 1978, 1983, 1988, 1993, 1998, 2003, 2008 and 2013
Registration
Registration is now closed.
Program
Visit the Highlights 2018 website to see this year’s agenda, which includes world-class speakers, interactive workshops, campus tours and a welcome reception at the University Club.
Class Representatives
Interested in being a class representative in 2018? Email or call alumni relations officer Anne-Marie Cey at (306) 966-5763 for more information.
Accommodations
Guests can now rooms online through the Highlights 2018 website. A block of rooms has been reserved at the Holiday Inn Express & Suites East–University for the conference dates and will be held until May 21, 2018.
Volunteers
Event organizers are looking for volunteers to assist with various positions. Duties range from helping with set-up, registration, photography, and workshops to monitoring lectures. Anyone who signs-up for a minimum of two 3 hour + shifts will receive a complimentary t-shirt and free admission to the conference lectures and breakfasts. Sign up now.
| Association Alumni Lecturer | Clara and Frank Gertler Lecture in the College of Medicine | Betty-Ann and Wade Heggie Lecturer in Integrative Medicine | Dr. Anita Chakravarti Lecture in Wellness | |
| 2000 | Stuart Houston | -- | -- | -- |
| 2001 | Lyonel Israels '46 (D) | -- | -- | -- |
| 2002 | Bruce McManus '77 | -- | -- | -- |
| 2003 | Anne Doig '76 | -- | -- | -- |
| 2004 | Karen Gelmon '79 | -- | -- | -- |
| 2005 | Menard Gertler '40 (D) | Jonathan Gertler | -- | -- |
| 2006 | Brian Gushulak '81 | Steven Lewis | -- | -- |
| 2007 | Keith McDonald '62 | Sister Elizabeth Davis | -- | -- |
| 2008 | Ryan Uitti '88 | Ward Flemons | Bill Code '78 | -- |
| 2009 | Earle DeCoteau '64 | Gordon Keller | Anita Chakravarti '82 | -- |
| 2010 | Stan Houston '75 | Bryon Young | Hal Gunn | -- |
| 2011 | Cheri Nijssen-Jordan '81 | Richard Ehman '79 | Louise Gagne '83 | -- |
| 2012 | Roland Dyck '72 | Ilse Treurnicht | Marja Verhoef | -- |
| 2013 | John Conly '78 | Derek Puddester | Joe Schnurr '83 | -- |
| 2014 | Sandor Demeter '89 | Norman Rosenblum | Sunita Vohra | -- |
| 2015 | Gill White '75 | Michael Kelly '99 | DeeDee Maltman '85 | Alana Holt '00 |
| 2016 | James Irvine '76 | Jack Gauldie | Amelia Villagomez | Peter Butt |
| 2017 | Ian Young '92 | Bruce Reeder '76 | Stephen Genuis | Mansfield Mela |
Primary purpose:
Honours a member of one of the honoured classes invited to reunion. Speaks at conference for about 45 minutes
Who chooses speaker?
Scientific (Class Rep) Committee for conference makes a recommendation to Board of Directors
Year of first lecture:
1987
Primary purpose:
To support the cost of lectureship activities that relate to the College of Medicine and strategic directions of the College. Topic shall related to current strategic directions of the College and be supportive of and linked to current health and medical trends.
Who chooses speaker?
The Chair of the Lectureship Committee shall be appointed by the Dean of Medicine. Committee should include community based faculty member, fulltime faculty physician, Associate Dean of Research or designate and undergraduate medical student.
Year of first lecture:
2005
Primary Purpose:
To support the cost of lectures, and/or other delivery methods, to provide continuing education opportunities for faculty, residents and practitioners in the field of complementary and alternative medicine.
Who chooses speaker?
The Lectureship Committee will be appointed by the Dean, College of Medicine in consultation with the Program Director within Complementary and Alternative Medicine or its successor program
Year of first lecture:
2008
Dr. Chakravarti is a university professor and retired anesthesiologist working in health and wellness promotion. She is CEO of [M]POWER Mindful Professional Practice, offering seminars and workshops on mindful practice as a catalyst for individual, organizational and global change. Dr. Chakravarti is also a past president of the College of Medicine Alumni Association.
Primary purpose:
To support the cost of an annual lectureship that empowers healthcare and human services professionals to develp their personal health and wellbeing in the context of their workplace and community. This lectureship will be open to all of the health sciences professionals and students on campus as well as people from the public with an interest in health and wellness.
Who chooses speaker?
Highlights committee/Med Alumni Board to present candiate to the Dean for approval
Year of first lecture:
2015
Alumni Association
|
Craig Hubbard |
President, Vice Chair Class Rep Recruitment |
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Nora McKee |
Past-President & Treasurer |
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TBD |
Vice-President |
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Dennis Kendel |
Vice Chair Alumni Communications |
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Charles Simpson |
Highlights Consultant |
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Bob Hickie |
Professor Emeriti, Vice Chair Membership (Pharmacy) |
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Brian Ulmer |
VC Mentorship |
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Stephen Sanche |
Member at Large |
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Karen Shaw |
Member at Large |
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Donna Skwarchuk |
Member at Large |
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Wallace (Wayne) Clarke |
Member at Large (Regina) |
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Odell Tan |
SMSS Representative (Senior), Class of 2020 |
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Daniel Lee |
SMSS Representative (Junior) |
About
The Louis Horlick “Spirit of the College of Medicine Award” was established in honor of Dr. Louis Horlick, Professor Emeritus, Department of Medicine College of Medicine, University of Saskatchewan.
To recognize the contributions made by Dr. Horlick to the College of Medicine, the College of Medicine Alumni Association has established "The Lou Horlick Spirit of the College of Medicine Award”.
The award will be given out annually to an individual associated with the College who has contributed over and above the call of duty and shows the spirit, dedication and enthusiasm that Dr. Horlick has exemplified over his career. The first presentation of this award was made at the 50th Anniversary Celebrations of the College of Medicine to Dr. J. Spooner.
Terms of Reference
- A selection committee comprised of the Dean of Medicine, President, Past-President and Vice-President of the College of Medicine Alumni Association will select a worthy recipient of the “Lou Horlick Spirit of the College of Medicine Award”.
- The award will be open to nominations from the all alumni, faculty, staff and students of the College of Medicine.
- All of the College of Medicine alumni, faculty, residents, students and staff are eligible for nomination.
- The individual must have exemplified service and dedication over and above the call of duty.
- The award will be made once a year at a time and place to be set by the College of Medicine Alumni Association.
Louis Horlick "Spirit of the College of Medicine Award" nomination form
The deadline for nominations is April 30, 2018.
Grad Photos
Find Your Grad Photo
You can browse through the collections of grad photo composites and Greystones for each graduating class, or search for an individual photo.
If you or your family member are included on this site, and do not wish to be, please contact Alumni Relations for information on opting-out.
Stay in Touch
Fellow College of Medicine alumni are a great source of information and mentorship. You are part of a rich history and are encouraged to stay connected with alumni groups and your alma mater. Whether you are establishing your career outside the province or have selected to stay and work in Saskatchewan, we provide opportunities to meet and develop professional networks with fellow graduates.
