The College of Pharmacy and Nutrition is pleased to announce the new Indigenous Activity Fund to provide financial resources for activities to increase Indigenous representation and involvement through the weaving of Indigenous knowledges and practices within the college.
The U of S is pleased to announce the appointment of Robert Laprairie to the position of tenure track assistant professor with a five-year term as GSK-CIHR Research Chair in Drug Discovery and Development.
Congratulations to Dr. Carol Henry who received the George Ivany Award for Internationalization at the fall convocation ceremony on Saturday, October 28.
Congratulations to Drs. Robert Lapriaire, Amy Smith-Morris (BSP 2010), and Holly Mansell (BSP 2002) on being named winners of the 2017 CBC Saskatchewan Future 40.
Congratulations to Dr. Jonathan Dimmock on receiving a 2017 University of Saskatchewan Retirees Association Continuing Contribution Award.
Betty Corrine Riddell (BSP 1949) bequeathed $75,000 from her estate to the College of Pharmacy and Nutrition to establish an award for graduate studies in clinical pharmacy.
Jean Oakley provides administrative support for the graduate programs in the College of Pharmacy and Nutrition.
Congratulations to our students and one of our alums who were named to the Huskie Athletics All-Academic Team for the 2016-17 season.
The College of Pharmacy and Nutrition has received positive accreditation results from the Canadian Council for Accreditation of Pharmacy Programs.
Congratulations to Scott Livingstone (BSP 1988; MSc 1994) on being named the first CEO of new Saskatchewan Health Authority.
We are pleased to announce that the college has formally established ties with the Social Sciences Research Laboratories (SSRL).
The new Research Infrastructure Program was announced today as part of the commitment to continue to increase research funding and productivity in the College of Pharmacy and Nutrition.
Congratulations to Sandy Knowles who is the first recipient of the College of Pharmacy and Nutrition Dean’s Staff Award for Commitment and Excellence. Dean Kishor Wasan presented the award to Sandy on Thursday, June 8, at the Saskatchewan College of Pharmacy Professionals luncheon.
Colleen Howard (née Zavislake) (BSP 1972) bequeathed approximately $195,000 from her estate to the College of Pharmacy and Nutrition for continuing education and to establish the Colleen Howard Humanitarian Bursary.
University of Saskatchewan researcher Ekaterina (Kate) Dadachova wants military services to put mushrooms on their menu.
The University of Saskatchewan's American Association of Pharmaceutical Scientists Student Chapter has been featured in the June 2017 edition of the AAPS Newsmagazine.
SASKATOON – A celebration of a 20-year partnership using pulse crops and education to combat child malnutrition and increase farmer incomes for thousands in Ethiopia is bringing together international researchers and dignitaries on May 25 and 26 at the University of Saskatchewan (U of S).
Today we honour the memory of Dr. Adil J. Nazarali. Dr. Nazarali passed away on April 27, 2017. The following message from Dean Kishor Wasan was sent to the college earlier in the day.
The annual Dietitians of Canada Saskatchewan Research Day was held on Thursday, April 20, in the Wascana Rehabilitation Centre auditorium in Regina. The day highlighted and celebrated the fourth year nutrition students' practice-based research project presentations, and featured presentations by leading experts in food and nutrition.
New funding to develop promising anticancer molecules into targeted drug delivery systems.
A new study will shed light on how current food and supplement trends impact Canadians' intake of nutrients needed for bone health.
Erling came to the University of Saskatchewan and the College of Pharmacy and Nutrition in November 2010 as a storekeeper/technician. He previously worked and enjoyed 35 years in the recreation business indulging in his hobbies of motorcycles, ATVs, and boating.
The University of Saskatchewan and Apotex Inc. have renewed their partnership with a $1.6 million donation by the company to the College of Pharmacy and Nutrition. The gift, which is the largest donation in the college’s history, will be received over eight years and support college initiatives and activities.
The 2017 Gattefossé Canada/CSPS Award in Lipid-Based Drug Delivery.
For Carol Henry, one word can open up a lot of doors.
Victor Bartle (BSP 1963) bequeathed the generous gift in his estate.
Eric Price, a new Canada Research Chair (CRC) in Radiochemistry at the University of Saskatchewan, is leading work on developing a new generation of medical imaging technology and “smart” drugs for cancer treatment.
With 75 delegates at the 2017 CAPSI Professional Development week, the University of Saskatchewan had an impressive showing at the national conference.
