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Certifi cateGraduation Ceremony

May 13, 2006Convocation Hall

The graduation lists shown in this program were prepared prior to Graduation and may not reß ect Þ nal college decisions regarding each student�s eligibility for graduation. As a result, some of the students listed in this program may not have been formally approved to receive the certiÞ cate indicated. The Registrar maintains the ofÞ cial list of graduates.

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Message from the President

PRESIDENT PETER MacKINNON

A sincere and warm welcome to graduates, families and friends who join us today to celebrate this signiÞ cant event.

Graduations are the University�s most important ceremonies. It is during these ceremonies that we celebrate the accomplishments of our students and the contributions of their loved ones to their success. You should feel proud of this day and of the commitment and sacriÞ ce that it represents.

The University of Saskatchewan salutes you, the graduates of our certiÞ cate programs, and extends its very best wishes for the future.

Some of you are employees of the University of Saskatchewan and will therefore continue to be in touch with us. Many of you are residents of Saskatoon and the nearby community and although it isn�t quite as convenient for you to stay in touch with us, I hope that you do. It is my wish that each and every one of you�from near and far�continue to stay associated to our University of Saskatchewan alumni family, and that we will have the opportunity to welcome you back to campus many times in the years ahead.

Warmest congratulations!

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The Chancellor

W. THOMAS MOLLOYO.C., Q.C., B.A., LL.B.

Mr. Molloy was born and raised in Saskatoon and is a University of Saskatchewan graduate(B.A., LL.B., 1964). He has practised law in Saskatoon since graduation and is with the Þ rm MacPherson Leslie & Tyerman. Mr. Molloy has represented the Government of Canada as the Chief Federal Negotiator in the successfully concluded treaties in Nunavut and with the Nisga�a in British Columbia and for an Agreement in Principle with the Sechelt Indian Band. He presently represents Canada in treaty negotiations in British Columbia, Quebec, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island and Nunavut, and has been described as �Canada�s most expert treaty negotiator.�

Mr. Molloy is author of The World is our Witness: The Historic Journey of the Nisga�a into Canada, which was awarded two Saskatchewan Book Awards, The Brenda MacDonald Riches First Book Award and the Non-Þ ction Award, sponsored by the University of Saskatchewan. Mr. Molloy has also been recognized for his work in the community, receiving the City of Saskatoon CertiÞ cate of Distinguished Community Service, Rotary Golden Wheels Award for Excellence, Saskatoon B�nai Birth �Proud of You Award,� and the Head of the Public Service Award for Excellence in Service Delivery.

In 1996, he was made an ofÞ cer of the Order of Canada, and in 2000, the U of S Alumni Association awarded him the 2000 Alumni Honour Award. In 2001, The Canadian Bar Association Saskatchewan Branch honored him with its Distinguished Service Award.

Mr. Molloy was elected Chancellor of the University July 1, 2001.


Graduation ProgramChancellor W. Thomas (Tom) Molloy, O.C., Q.C., B.A., LL.B., presiding

PROCESSION

O CANADA

INVOCATION Michael MacLean, University Chaplain

INTRODUCTORY REMARKS Kelly McInnes, Registrar and Director of Academic Services & Financial Assistance

PRESIDENT�S STATEMENT TO GRADUANDS

Peter MacKinnon

INTRODUCTION OF GRADUANDS CertiÞ cate in Business Administration (BAC) V. Lynne Pearson, Dean, College of Commerce

CertiÞ cates in Agriculture Program (CAP) Bob Tyler, Associate Dean (Academic), College of Agriculture

CertiÞ cate in Prairie Horticulture (PHC) Bob Tyler, Associate Dean (Academic), College of Agriculture

CertiÞ cate in Adult and Continuing Education (CACE)Walter Archer, Dean, Extension Division

CertiÞ cate in Teaching English as a Second Language (CERTESL)Walter Archer, Dean, Extension Division

CONFERRING OF CERTIFICATES Chancellor Tom Molloy

AWARDS PRESENTATIONS Paul S. Jaspar Chartered Accountant AwardDelane Jaspar

The Raj Manek Entrepreneurial AwardEdward Gamble, BAC Instructor

The Jackson Pen Robert Jackson, Provincial Court of Saskatchewan

Consumer Services Business Administration AwardJohn Olson, Director, Consumer Services

Saskatchewan Wheat Pool AwardBob Tyler, Associate Dean (Academic), College of Agriculture

Farm Credit Canada AwardBob Tyler, Associate Dean (Academic), College of Agriculture

Saskatchewan Nursery and Landscape Association Award Bob Tyler, Associate Dean (Academic), College of Agriculture

CERTESL Distinguished Graduate AwardsShannon Storey, CERTESL Academic Coordinator

ALUMNI ASSOCIATION ADDRESS Joy Crawford, President, Alumni Association

INTRODUCTION OF SPEAKER Dwight Percy, Percy Communications Inc.

ADDRESS V. Lynne Pearson, Dean, College of Commerce

CLOSING REMARKS Bob Cram, Director, Extension Credit Studies

GOD SAVE THE QUEEN

Reception immediately to follow in the Agriculture Building Atrium


CERTIFICATE IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

Curtis Lee AdderleySaskatoon

Kelly Ann ApeslandSaskatoon

Douglas Ronald ArnoldSaskatoon

Geoffrey Stephan ArnoldSaskatoon

Joelle Anne BaderSaskatoon

Pamela Charlotte BarkerSaskatoon

Brandy Ray-Anne BauerSaskatoon

Robert James BlueSaskatoon

Lisa Jo-ann DeptuckSaskatoon

John Alexander DewaldSaskatoon

Richard Maurice FedorchukSaskatoon

Alan Wade FreimarkSaskatoon

Bernadette Lucille GaudetSaskatoon

Michael Albert GilesSaskatoon

Carrie Dawn HalterSaskatoon

Jason Kelly HankeSaskatoon

Sheila Evelyn HeadSaskatoon

Christine Elizabeth HillisSaskatoon

Allan Charles HorvathDalmeny

Robert James HoweSaskatoon

Qi (May) HuangSaskatoon

Todd Michael HudsonSaskatoon

Bonnie Lynn JimmySaskatoon

Edith Tami Jane Marie KellerSaskatoon

Deanna Marie Ellen KleiboerWeldon

Harvey Dale KriegerSaskatoon

Leanne Dawn LeniusSaskatoon

Wendy Lynn LepageSaskatoon

Beryl Ann LudwigSaskatoon

Ryan Clinton MartensSaskatoon

Susan Angela McDonaldSaskatoon

Barbara Lee MercierSaskatoon

Carrie Lee MillerSaskatoon

Sherry Lynne MountainSaskatoon

Lorraine May NeufeldAberdeen

Certifi cate Program Graduates


Tannis Elan NicholsonSaskatoon

Joseph James OllenbergerSaskatoon

Jennifer Karen Kragh PaulsenSaskatoon

Shane Douglas PetersonSaskatoon

Karla Michelle ProtzSaskatoon

Janet Elsie Christina RasmussenSaskatoon

Reba ShresthaSaskatoon

Katherine Lynn SkomarSaskatoon

Bradley Stephen SylvesterSaskatoon

Allan TomSaskatoon

Cherie Lee TroeschSaskatoon

Carla Lee VipondSaskatoon

Jaret Lyle WaddellSaskatoon

Alan Steven WarrinerSaskatoon

Alicia Nadine WheelerSaskatoon

Sheri Lynn WillickSaskatoon

John Alfred WilsonSaskatoon

Joan Anne YonkmanSaskatoon

Allan Charles YoungSaskatoon

CERTIFICATE IN AGRICULTURE

Cheyenne Travis ArntsenSwift Current

Victor John BergenLacombe, Alberta

Travis Glen BrownLoreburn

Sandra Marie ConwayGardenton, Manitoba

Daniel James CrossMelfort

Lisa Dawn OaklandEston

Jason Edward Joseph PetrieBrock

Ronald Wilfred ReinWolseley

Jennifer Anne ScottLondon, Ontario

Jerome Andrew WeberSpiritwood

Janice Lori ZawadaShellbrook

PRAIRIE HORTICULTURE CERTIFICATE

FALL 2005 GRADUATES

Phillip VinetBalmertown, Ontario

Kelly BakerCalgary, Alberta

SPRING 2006 GRADUATES

Lorilee Dawne BraatenSaskatoon

Sandra Lee BraunSaskatoon



Sherry Shannon Anne JurkeMaidstone

Pamela Rose KishSaskatoon

Karen MurphyLloydminster, Alberta

Darren J PiastaVancouver, British Columbia

Karl Heinz SaemannMoose Jaw

Dorothy Anne SmithCowley, Alberta

Monica Lynn ToberRegina

Sharon Elizabeth Whitley BazinSaskatoon

Sharla Rae WoloschukRegina

CERTIFICATE IN ECOLOGICAL EDUCATION

Timothy Garnet DamentSaskatoon

Katherine Eva FergusonIrricana, Alberta

Jessica Louise LatshawSaskatoon

CERTIFICATE IN ADULT AND CONTINUING EDUCATION

Marjorie Erica FastSaskatoon

Barbara Elaine Hazelwood GustafsonPrince Albert

Frederick Floyd MillardSaskatoon

Deborah Susan SchaanBlackfolds, Alberta

Sheila Louise TaylorSaskatoon

CERTIFICATE IN TEACHING ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE

FALL 2005 GRADUATES

Wendy Joy AddisonVancouver, British Columbia

Brian Victor AmisonMagrath, Alberta

Marsha Rene ArgueYellowknife, Northwest Territories

Rhonda Louise Kinley BakerFonthill, Ontario

Mary Kathleen BelcherPenticton, British Columbia

Karen Beth BowenBrantford, Ontario

Valery Marie BradenYellowknife, Northwest Territories

Linda ChanArcola

Angeline Susanna ChiaRegina

Ileana DuboviciSaskatoon

Stefan Henryk FiedorowiczKamloops, British Columbia

Dawn Laura FlinnSmiths Falls, Ontario

Dianne Elizabeth GareauSaskatoon

Kenneth Brian GirlingRegina



Patricia Anne HankiPrince George, British Columbia

Margaret Adele HusseyCalgary, Alberta

Carolyn Gayle JohnsSaskatoon

Mary Louise LambertToronto, Ontario

Lorraine Nora LanghamHamilton, Ontario

Ross Charles LindsayRegina

Amie Tsai-Yun LoCalgary, Alberta

Kara Lynne LoySaskatoon

Daniel Mark MamarellaRichmond Hill, Ontario

Howard Arthur MilnerCampbell River, British Columbia

Tsering Dolma MullensSaskatoon

Annamarie NesbittLloydminster, Alberta

Kamaljit Kaur ParmarChondigarh VT, India

Patricia Elizabeth PierceRouleau

Michael Dean PressaccoFort Erie, Ontario

Cheryl Jeanette SchmidtBrandon, Manitoba

Bernd Michael SchmidtBrandon, Manitoba

John Armstrong ShapterYesan, South Korea

Diane Marie Leal SilvaPenticton, British Columbia

Sarah Salina SunderlandLondon, Ontario

Xiaochun ZengTurtleford

SPRING 2006 GRADUATES

Rebecca Mary AndersonVictoria, British Columbia

Samantha Jane BanksSt. Catharines, Ontario

Lindita BeshiriWindsor, Ontario

Edi CasimirriCalgary, Alberta

Constance Blair ChristianMississauga, Ontario

Karen Elizabeth Brawnwyn DelormePeterborough, Ontario

Nan Louise ElliottCamlachie, Ontario

Shauna Lee FlamanKronau

Gregory Peter GendronOwen Sound, Ontario

Mellanie Wendy Shea JonesNorth Battleford

Tamara Kim KnutsonRegina

Dorina LazeHamilton, Ontario

Melissa Dawn LoosYorkton

Kathleen Barbara LushVictoria, British Columbia

Kaya Rae MarshallShellbrook

Ricardo Eugene MocibobRouyn-Noranda, Quebec




Shelley Anne OliverLondon, Ontario

Marian Jean PatersonCampbell River, British Columbia

Daniel Morris RichterHamilton, Ontario

Fergus Ian SandieWindsor, Ontario

Virginia Evlalia SerranoSaskatoon

Giselle Marie Shangi-EllisWinnipeg, Manitoba

Derek Robert SwallowVictoria, British Columbia

Brigitte Marie Louise von RothemburgCalgary, Alberta

Scott Michael WallToronto, Ontario

Laura Margaret Elizabeth WatersGrise Fiord, Nunavut

Elnor Jean ZwozdeskyPrince Albert

Convocation procession � May, 1928


Certifi cate Program Awards

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION CERTIFICATE (BAC) PROGRAM

PAUL S. JASPAR CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT AWARD

Presented by Paul S. Jaspar, F.C.A., to the 2006 distinguished graduate from the Business Administration CertiÞ cate Program.

THE RAJ MANEK ENTREPRENEURIAL AWARD

Presented by the University of Saskatchewan to the 2006 top performance team in the Business Simulation of BAC 38 Business Policy.

JACKSON PENPresented by Robert D. Jackson, Q.C., to the 2006 graduate from the Business Administration CertiÞ cate Program with the highest mark in BAC 29 Business Law.

CONSUMER SERVICES BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AWARD

Presented by Consumer Services at the University of Saskatchewan in honour of John Olson, Director of Consumer Services. Presented to the student entering the Business Policy course with the highest cumulative average of the Þ rst seven courses completed in the BAC Program.

CERTIFICATES IN AGRICULTURE (CAP) PROGRAM

SASKATCHEWAN WHEAT POOL AWARDPresented to the 2006 distinguished graduate from the Crop Production CertiÞ cate.

FARM CREDIT CANADA AWARDPresented to the 2006 distinguished graduate from the Farm Management CertiÞ cate.

PRAIRIE HORTICULTURE CERTIFICATE (PHC) PROGRAM

SASKATCHEWAN NURSERY AND LANDSCAPE ASSOCIATION AWARD

Presented to the 2006 distinguished graduate from the Prairie Horticulture CertiÞ cate Program.

CERTIFICATE IN TEACHING ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE (CERTESL) PROGRAM

DISTINGUISHED GRADUATE AWARD

Presented by the University of Saskatchewan to the distinguished graduate for fall 2005 and the distinguished graduate for spring 2006 from the CERTESL Program.


The University of Saskatchewan was established on April 3, 1907, only 18 months after Saskatchewan became a province.

The people of the province were instrumental in shaping the new University. The provincial government requested all residents who were graduates of a Canadian or British university to form the Þ rst Convocation and elect the University�s Senate. The Senate, in turn, elected Þ ve members to the Þ rst Board of Governors, while the province appointed three. In 1908, the Board selected Professor Walter Charles Murray as the Þ rst President.

Classes in Arts and Science began in September, 1909, in downtown Saskatoon. Construction of the campus began in 1910 and the Þ rst buildings were occupied in the fall of 1912. They included the College Building (Administration Building), Saskatchewan Hall (a student residence), residences for the Dean of Agriculture and the President, a laboratory for Engineering and a number of farm buildings.

From the beginning, the University established an emphasis on research and teaching in a context of community service, and encouraged co-operation among departments and divisions in tackling common problems. The development of rust-resistant strains of wheat, for example, initiated by the University and federal and provincial research agencies, has been of untold value to the prairie economy.

The University of Saskatchewan overlooks the South Saskatchewan River from a 755 hectare site. Most early buildings on campus are Collegiate Gothic in style and are constructed in a local dolomite, popularly known as greystone.

College Building Construction - November, 1911

History of the University of Saskatchewan

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