Class Gifts 

Supporting these bursaries provides financial support to students in financial need pursuing a Doctor of Medicine Degree in the College of Medicine at the University of Saskatchewan. 

Class of 1959 Bursary in Medicine 

Gifts from the College of Medicine Class of 1959. 

Class of 1960 Bursary in Medicine 

Gifts from the College of Medicine Class of 1960. 

Class of 1962 Student Bursary 

Gifts from the College of Medicine Class of 1962. 

Class of 1970 Student Bursary

Gifts from the College of Medicine Class of 1970. 

Class of 1971 Student Bursary 

Gifts from the College of Medicine Class of 1971.

Class of 1977 Student Bursary

Gifts from the College of Medicine Class of 1977.

Class of 1985 Bursary in Medicine 

Gifts from the College of Medicine Class of 1985. 

Class of 1994 Memorial Funds

Dr. Tim Clugston Memorial Bursary

Gifts from the College of Medicine Class of 1994, family, and friends in Memory of Dr. Tim Clugston, who was a skilled family physician, community leader, and entrepreneur. He spent his life serving the community of Medicine Hat, Alberta. Supporting this bursary provides financial support to a student in financial need pursuing a Doctor of medicine Degree in the College of Medicine at the University of Saskatchewan and demonstrates interest in pursuing a residency in rural family medicine.

Dr. Elisabeth Wagner Memorial Bursary

Gifts from the College of Medicine Class of 1994, family, and friends in Memory of Dr. Elisabeth Wagner, who was a skilled obstetrician-gynecologist, a respected physician, leader, and educator in Calgary. A committed mother, wife, and friend. Supporting this bursary provides financial support to a student in financial need pursuing a Doctor of medicine Degree in the College of Medicine at the University of Saskatchewan and demonstrates interest in Women’s Health. 

Class of 2012 Fund 

Gifts from the College of Medicine Class of 2012. This fund supports the interests of the College of Medicine and its students. Initially funds were raised for the Clinical Learning Resource Centre, and additional funds will support priorities in the college. 

College of Medicine First Year Award

Gifts from College of Medicine alumni. Supporting this bursary provides financial support to a student in financial need entering the Doctor of Medicine program at the University of Saskatchewan. The award is meant to welcome students beginning studies in the College of Medicine.

Reunion Medical Student Bursary (Endowment)

Gifts from the College of Medicine alumni through the Highlights Reunion in Medicine event. Supporting this bursary provides financial support to multiple students in financial need pursuing a Doctor of Medicine Degree in the College of Medicine at the University of Saskatchewan. Supporting the endowment will allow for capital growth.

Reunion Medical Student Bursary (Spendable)

Gifts from the College of Medicine alumni through the Highlights Reunion in Medicine event. Supporting this bursary provides financial support to multiple students in financial need pursuing a Doctor of Medicine Degree in the College of Medicine at the University of Saskatchewan. Supporting the spendable will allow the college to provide immediate financial assistance to students.

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