The SaskEnergy Scholarship Program will help make post-secondary education more accessible and affordable for 60 deserving University of Saskatchewan (USask) students, including dedicated scholarships for Indigenous learners.
A gift of $300,003 from the Samit and Reshma Sharma Foundation will support graduate students pursuing research in infectious diseases and vaccines, water security, and agriculture
Success on the ice to come from success off the ice through new initiative
USask alumna travelled the world in the foreign service, but will always be remembered at USask through scholarship
Claire Mueller's family has established an award to financially support undergraduate students enrolled in linguistics and studio art
Susan Gibson (BA'69, LLB'69) dedicated funds in will to recognize work of brother and distinguished professor emeritus
The $60,000 gift will support new Indigenous Student Achievement Pathways programming
Undergraduate and graduate students are experiencing educational interruption and displacement because of these changing political environments. As USask welcomes students from more than 130 countries every year, it is vital that we continue to ensure all international students are supported as they adjust to life and study in Canada.
Continued donor support will enable VIDO to expand its capabilities as Canada’s Centre for Pandemic Research
You can give students the boost they need to finish the year strong.
USask program offers a transformative opportunity through renewable energy for Indigenous people
The Gerald & Joan Johnson Endowed Student Award was created through a $100,000 gift to the College of Arts and Science
Three of Saskatoon’s hospital foundations have partnered to donate $230,000 in support of Canada’s Centre for Pandemic Research at the University of Saskatchewan’s (USask) Vaccine and Infectious Disease Organization (VIDO).
An award of $10,000 will be provided annually for the next five years, thanks to the generosity of donors Jim (BE'76) and Marian Knock
After millions of dollars in support spanning decades, Ron (BE'62, DCL'13) and Jane (BEd'62) Graham’s hearts have never strayed far from the University of Saskatchewan (USask). The prolonged distance from campus precipitated by the global pandemic has only deepened the bond of USask’s most generous donors and their beloved alma mater.
Seven students joined the first official voyage of the boat in September to learn practical skills in the field of limnology—the study of inland waters
The University of Saskatchewan’s (USask) most generous alumni, Ron (BE'62, DCL'13) and Jane (BEd'62) Graham, are supporting Huskie Athletics, the Vaccine and Infectious Disease Organization (VIDO), the College of Education, and the College of Engineering with a multimillion-dollar donation.
Saskatoon couple gives $1 million to VIDO to enhance ground-breaking vaccine research efforts
To help protect Saskatchewan residents from emerging disease threats, Hospitals of Regina Foundation (HRF) has invested $150,000 to help establish Canada’s Centre for Pandemic Research at the University of Saskatchewan’s Vaccine and Infectious Disease Organization (VIDO).
RBC commits $1 million to expand the RBC Learn to Work, Work to Learn program
The Vaccine and Infectious Disease Organization (VIDO) at the University of Saskatchewan (USask) is one step closer to establishing its Centre for Pandemic Research, thanks to a $150,000 donation from Saskatchewan Blue Cross.
A high-achieving University of Saskatchewan (USask) student has been awarded the inaugural Gabriel Dumont Graduate Scholarship in Métis Studies, valued at $20,000.
Through all the ups and downs of coping with a pandemic, and the many challenges University of Saskatchewan (USask) students were faced with as we quickly transitioned to online learning, we are still so resilient—thanks to the support of our community.
When you donate to the Nasser Family Emergency Student Trust, you are immediately helping students get back up from financial distresses, mental health crises and experiencing technical needs—all real challenges they are facing right now.
