Introduction
USask is a welcoming place where you will find programs, services and people dedicated to your personal and academic growth. Who you can talk to, places you can live and hang out and what you can do for fun is a huge part of the university experience. We're excited to share with you just some of these opportunitites available to Indigenous students at USask.
Schedule of activities
10-10:30 am
Studying Abroad and Intercultural Activities at USask
Join the International Student and Study Abroad Centre (ISSAC) for a short presentation on study abroad opportunities and intercultural programming offered at the University of Saskatchewan.
10-10:40 am
Live with the Pack - Residence Services
Learn all about living in Residence at USask and the benefits of being close to campus.
10-10:45 am
Aboriginal Students' Centre + Access and Equity Services + Student Wellness
The ASC offers personal, social, cultural and academic support through programs, services and events held throughout the academic year. AES is available to assist USask students who may need accommodations and/or supports for their studies, based on reasons related to an area of prohibited ground under Human Rights legislation. The Student Wellness Centre offers urgent and non-urgent physical and mental health care to University of Saskatchewan students and their dependents. Come and learn about all of our programming and what we have to offer Indigenous students.
10:45-11:25 am
Live with the Pack - Residence Services
Learn all about living in Residence at USask and the benefits of being close to campus.
10:45-11:30 am
Aboriginal Students' Centre + Access and Equity Services + Student Wellness
The ASC offers personal, social, cultural and academic support through programs, services and events held throughout the academic year. AES is available to assist USask students who may need accommodations and/or supports for their studies, based on reasons related to an area of prohibited ground under Human Rights legislation. The Student Wellness Centre offers urgent and non-urgent physical and mental health care to University of Saskatchewan students and their dependents. Come and learn about all of our programming and what we have to offer Indigenous students.
11-11:30 am
Studying Abroad and Intercultural Activities at USask
Join the International Student and Study Abroad Centre (ISSAC) for a short presentation on study abroad opportunities and intercultural programming offered at the University of Saskatchewan.
12-1 pm
Aboriginal Students' Centre
Drop in with any questions you have for the team at the Aboriginal Students' Centre.
Access and Equity Services
Come and chat with AES staff about what we do and what accommodations and supports are available to assist USask students.
Indigenous Business Students' Society
Do you want to grow your network, gain access to more opportunities, and make new friends, all while finding a sense of community?! Then come join the Indigenous Business Students' Society session to learn more about how to get involved! We welcome students from various programs!
Indigenous Studies, Indigenous Mentorship and Research!
This session will introduce you to the field of Indigenous Studies, what degree programs are available, course offerings, and research and travel opportunities. You’ll meet past grads, learn about what you can do with an Indigenous Studies degree and hear from the Saskatchewan Indigenous Mentorship Network and the Office of Undergraduate Research Initiatives about MentorSTEP (Indigenous women in STEM), FYRE (First Year Research Experience) and SURE (Student Undergraduate Research Experience).
International Student And Study Abroad Centre
Come speak with an International Student and Study Centre (ISSAC) representative to answer your questions about study abroad programming and intercultural programs available through ISSAC.
Q&A with the Residence Pack
Residence staff will be available to answer any questions about living on campus.
St. Thomas More College Drop-in Q&A
Join Linda for a quick chat on how you can enrich your USask experience with St. Thomas More College (STM), a small, supportive community linked with the university. STM provides students with more options for classes and ways to customize your university experience. Ask about our unique classes and programs, award winning professors, small class sizes, and how we can support you.
Student Finance and Awards
A session to ask questions and gain information on University of Saskatchewan awards. There are many opportunities for students to get help with financial challenges or to be rewarded for their hard work – drop in to find out more!
University Library and Student Learning Drop-In
Join us to learn about the support the Library and Student Learning offers and ask questions.
USask Prince Albert Campus
Drop in to chat with Rob Procyk, Campus Lead at the USask Prince Albert Campus.
Materials
Aboriginal Students' Centre, Access and Equity Services and Student Wellness
Indigenous Studies, Indigenous Mentorship and Research!
Indigenous Studies is awesome! Learn about Indigenous study abroad opportunities, cool courses, and more! A degree in Indigenous Studies will prepare you for a whole whack of different careers. Meet past grads, faculty, and learn about mentorship and funding opportunities with the Saskatchewan Indigenous Mentorship Network and the MentorSTEP program.
Also: did you know that universities do more than just teach? They also do research, which is a fancy way of saying: create new knowledge (carefully, with good practices and testing and critical review – universities don’t just make it up!) Learn about opportunities to get involved in research at USask via the FYRE (First Year Research Experience) and SURE (Student Undergraduate Research Experience) opportunities!
Residence
St. Thomas More College
Welcome students!
Whatever your academic plans, make St. Thomas More College (STM) your USask home. Here you will find support and friendship, in addition to over 250 liberal arts course options to complement or complete your USask degree.
And don't miss out on investigating the option to additionally declare as a STM student. Just one of the many benefits includes access to over $200,000 in scholarships and bursary awards. These awards are IN ADDITION to the regular USask scholarships and bursaries for which you are eligible. It pays to be an STM student!
St. Thomas More College brochure
STM Scholarships and Bursaries
University Library and Student Learning Services
Welcome to the University Library and Student Learning. Our goal is to support learning, research, and collaborations across our community through the unique combination of academic support services, inclusive spaces, and relevant and distinctive collections.
We offer assistance in building writing, math, research, and learning skills...and so much more!
USask Prince Albert Campus
The University of Saskatchewan (USask) Prince Albert Campus is now together in one place, increasing opportunities for students in different programs to connect with each other and to access student services. You can start, and in some cases complete, degree programs in: Agriculture and Bioresources, Arts and Science, Education, Edwards School of Business, Kinesiology, and Nursing, all in Prince Albert!