Black History Month at the College of Pharmacy and Nutrition at the University of Saskatchewan honours the legacy and contributions of members of the university’s Black community. It is a time to listen to and learn about the accomplishments and lived experiences of the Black community. Join us every February for activities and learning opportunities about Black History Month.
Black History Month at the College of Pharmacy and Nutrition at the University of Saskatchewan honours the legacy and contributions of members of the university’s Black community. It is a time to listen to and learn about the accomplishments and lived experiences of the Black community. Join us every February for activities and learning opportunities about Black History Month.
The College of Pharmacy and Nutrition Class of 2029
The College of Pharmacy and Nutrition
The College of Pharmacy and Nutrition
Meet Shayna Fichter and Samantha Bormate
Strengthening Health with Research in Pharmacy (SHARP) Symposium
The College of Pharmacy and Nutrition
The College of Pharmacy and Nutrition
USask researchers are examining the benefits of donor breast milk for HIV-exposed infants
Recipient Kirsten Robison. College of Pharmacy and Nutrition. University of Saskatchewan.
The College of Pharmacy and Nutrition
Player of the Year
Black History Month at the College of Pharmacy and Nutrition at the University of Saskatchewan honours the legacy and contributions of members of the university’s Black community. It is a time to listen to and learn about the accomplishments and lived experiences of the Black community. Join us every February for activities and learning opportunities about Black History Month.
Black History Month at the College of Pharmacy and Nutrition at the University of Saskatchewan honours the legacy and contributions of members of the university’s Black community. It is a time to listen to and learn about the accomplishments and lived experiences of the Black community. Join us every February for activities and learning opportunities about Black History Month.
Black History Month at the College of Pharmacy and Nutrition at the University of Saskatchewan honours the legacy and contributions of members of the university’s Black community. It is a time to listen to and learn about the accomplishments and lived experiences of the Black community. Join us every February for activities and learning opportunities about Black History Month.
Hosted in Halifax by Dalhousie University
2024 Dementia Summit, November 26th & 27th 2024
Gage Grassick, recording the first-ever regular season triple-double
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Celebrating the academic achievements of our Huskie student-athletes
Our graduates, recognized for their strong work ethic, resourceful nature and determination, are leading change here at home and around the world.
The GSA Annual Awards are intended to celebrate graduate students, as well as honor faculty that have generously supported graduate students in research, scholarly and artistic pursuits.
Acknowledging exemplary research and learning at the University of Saskatchewan
Congratulations to Calista Fendelet citizen of the Metis Nation of Saskatchewan
Dr. Jessica Lieffers (PhD) leads NUTRITION 230 through the FYRE initiative at the University of Saskatchewan (USask).
The four-day summit of talks sequentially hosted by CAPSI national this year, hosted by the University of Toronto in January 2024
Congratulations Sasha Merasty. Our 4th year College of Pharmacy and Nutrition, University of Saskatchewan student was a recipient of the USask-PDW Indigenous Pharmacy Student Award.
Parapan American games in Chile
This week, we are also featuring one of our College’s own alumna, Amanda Geradts! We asked Amanda to tell us a little bit about herself and her role at the Saskatoon Food Bank & Learning Center, and here is what she had to say:
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Congratulations Sasha Merasty. Our 4th year College of Pharmacy and Nutrition, University of Saskatchewan student was a recipient of the IPPC Indigenous Pharmacy Scholarship.
Congratulations to Iulia Spataru, PhD student in the College of Pharmacy and Nutrition
Congratulations to Emma Marie Werezak Third year PharmD student
This event marks the completion of the academic component at the University and the transition to the practicum component with the Health Authority for Year 3 Students.
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Mar 19 2023
"I loved spending the summer learning about new topics and it allowed for networking with other students and professors that would otherwise not be as accessible.”
Congratulations to all the students who were named to the U SPORTS Academic All-Canadians list for the 2020-21 season.
Each year, awards are presented to our graduating students at the spring convocation ceremony and other events throughout the day. While we were unable to celebrate in person this year, our new graduates received the following awards in June.
For Ken M., a passion for nutrition has led to a four-year professional and personal journey that has been transformative.
Student volunteers from the University of Saskatchewan’s (USask) College of Pharmacy and Nutrition (CoPN) have signed up in droves to help deliver COVID-19 vaccines during Phase 2 of the provincial immunization plan.
The College of Pharmacy and Nutrition is pleased to announce that PhD student Saniya Alwani has been awarded an Alexander Graham Bell Canada Graduate Scholarship-Doctoral to undertake her research project, Engineering amino acid functionalized nanodiamonds for gene delivery, under the supervision of Dr. Ildiko Badea.
Each year, awards are presented to our graduating students at the spring convocation ceremony and other events throughout the day. While we were unable to celebrate in person this year, our new graduates received the following awards in June.
Congratulations to all of the students who were named to the Huskie Athletics All-Academic Team for the 2018-19 season.
Congratulations to our students who were named to the Huskie Athletics All-Academic Team for the 2017-18 season.
Mays Al-Dulaymi was working as a pharmacist overseas in Jordan when she soon realized that she wanted to do more to help patients.
