College of Medicine members honoured with AFMC awards
Three members from the College of Medicine have received the prestigious 2024 Association of Faculties of Medicine of Canada (AFMC) Awards.
Celebrating a 44-year career on campus at USask
From seven presidents, nine chancellors, and dozens of deans, to visits from the queen, Iris Rugg has seen a lot during her time at the University of Saskatchewan (USask).
Shelley-May Neufeld: Living Our Values
The College of Medicine Staff Awards recognize outstanding staff across the college who go above and beyond in their roles.
Amy Winik: Figures it Out and Gets it Done
The College of Medicine Staff Awards recognize outstanding staff across the college who go above and beyond in their roles.
Creating programs that make a difference motivates Thunderchild
Harvey Thunderchild’s life path has been a fascinating journey. It has taken him across Canada and into the United States, and most recently has led him to his new position as the cultural coordinator in the Office of the Vice-Dean Indigenous Health and Wellness at the USask College of Medicine.
Leading with kindness
Shannon Bay is one of the first people you’ll be greeted by when entering the University of Saskatchewan’s (USask) College of Medicine’s undergraduate medical education (UGME) office in Saskatoon. Her warm smile and kindness make everyone who walk through the office doors feel welcome and appreciated.
Cathy Cuddington: Advocacy in Action
In the spring, the College of Medicine sent out a call for nominations for awards to recognize staff members at the college who go above and beyond.
An award that comes full circle
Barb Smith, administrative assistant in the Department of Academic Family Medicine, is the recipient of the 2021 Sydney Inskip Service Award.
Award recognizes impact staff member has on residency, clerkship experiences in Prince Albert
If you visited the College of Medicine’s Prince Albert office, you’ve likely met site administrative coordinator Nicole Toutant.
Employees make the most of professional development opportunities during the pandemic
When the university made the decision to move to remote teaching, learning and working in March 2020, the College of Medicine ensured that learning opportunities continued for staff and faculty.
Leading by example
Nicole Shoaf stepped into a volunteer role to support other women to lead healthy lifestyles. Now, she has been honoured for her leadership and exceptional contributions to the sport of triathlon.
Medical school receives international ASPIRE award
The College of Medicine was recently recognized with a major award at a prestigious international conference.
International ASPIRE award presented to U of S College of Medicine
SASKATOON – The College of Medicine at the University of Saskatchewan has been recognized internationally through the 2018 ASPIRE-to-Excellence Award in Social Accountability at the 2018 Association for Medical Education in Europe conference, in Basel, Switzerland.