YWCA Women of Distinction Award winners
U of S alumni were well represented among the winners at the 35th annual PotashCorp YWCA Women of Distinction Awards on May 26.
By Sean Conroy
Lalita Bharadwaj (BSc'89, MSc'93, PhD'97), an expert on First Nations water quality issues in the School of Public Health, was honoured in the Research and Technology category.
Leah Ferguson (BA'07, MSc'09, PhD'14) , an assistant professor and sport psychologist in the College of Kinesiology, took home the award in the Health and Wellness category.
Devon Fiddler (BA'11), the founder of SheNative Goods Inc., won the Under 29 award.
Bharadwaj, Ferguson, and Fiddler were among 19 U of S alumni who were nominated for a YWCA Women of Distinction Award.
Congratulations to our alumni nominees and winners!
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Leah Ferguson (BA'07, MSc'09, PhD'14) , an assistant professor and sport psychologist in the College of Kinesiology, took home the award in the Health and Wellness category.
Devon Fiddler (BA'11), the founder of SheNative Goods Inc., won the Under 29 award.
Bharadwaj, Ferguson, and Fiddler were among 19 U of S alumni who were nominated for a YWCA Women of Distinction Award.
Congratulations to our alumni nominees and winners!
Click here to read more.