Univeristy of Saskatchewan College of Kinesiology Graduate Society

Congratulations are in order for our very own !!! With a major step in the PhD journey completed, we are so proud of his progress.

Proud to see Dr. Kent Kowalski recognized for his incredible ability and commitment to mentoring and teaching in the Kinesiology graduate program. Yearly, SCAPPS honours a nominated professor with the Bradley and Elliot award — for supervision and mentorship — as a testament to the countless hours, thoughtful encouragement, and obvious passion that a supervisor shares with their students. We can’t think of a better winner for this award than one our own, Dr. Kent Kowalski.

Congratulations, and thank you for your endless contributions.

Successful proposal from our newest PhD CANDIDATE . We are all excited to see where this project will take you!

Another successful MSc proposal from today! Great job, Jaxon - we look forward to seeing the results. 💪🏼

Congratulations to our graduate student, Megan Tomyn, who received the Research Council Emerging Scholar Award from PHE 2025! 🎉

Excellent presentation by our graduate students at PHE 2025 at Niagara, Ontario! It was great to hear about all the excellent research happening across Canada!

Great final day of the College of Kinesiology Research Showcase. Thank you to all the presenters and attendees! Special thanks to the organizers Karissa, Bailey, Ian and Sarah!! 🎉

Great first day for the College of Kinesiology Research Showcase!! Can’t wait to see what other research will be presented next week!

Another couple of Masters proposal presentations finished - congratulations to and on their hard work! We are so proud and can’t wait to see where your research journeys take you.

Tuesdays are for 990, but the completion of today’s 990 session means that celebrations are in order! 👏Congratulations to and on the presentations of their respective PhD and MSc proposals. We are so proud of their work and can’t wait to see where their research takes them. Also, a big thank you to all of the students and faculty members for their attendance and support!!

Trick or treat! Today the CKGS took some time away from spooky season (aka exams/writing/marking/crying) to celebrate the day with elaborate costumes and decadent treats. Can you guess who’s who?

Happy Halloween!!!! 🎃👻

Love, CKGS

Great presentation highlighting the impact of Movement Integration in the classroom. Congrats to our PhD student Kristina who presented at the North American Society for Pediatric Exercise Medicine in Louisville, Kentucky!