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Photos from College of Education - USask's post 06/12/2026

2025/26 USask Provost Awards ✨

Congratulations to Dr. Jing Xiao and Dr. Jordan Raymond on being recognized for their commitment and dedication to teaching and learning!

Dr. Jing Xiao (Provost’s College Award for Outstanding Teaching): https://news.usask.ca/articles/community/2026/usask-celebrates-the-202526-provosts-college-awards-recipients.php

Dr. Jordan Raymond (Sylvia Wallace Sessional Lecturer Award): https://news.usask.ca/articles/community/2026/recognizing-innovation-impact-in-teaching-202526-provosts-teaching-awards.php

A Methodologist Seeks to Make Academia More Human - College of Education 06/10/2026

A Methodologist Seeks to Make Academia More Human

By expertise, Dr. Tarid Wongvorachan (PhD) is a methodologist, meaning he focuses on the design and blueprint of research itself to help communities solve their most pressing problems.

“I want to move away from the gatekeeper model of professorship and move toward an empowerment model." — Dr. Tarid Wongvorachan

A Methodologist Seeks to Make Academia More Human - College of Education By expertise, Dr. Tarid Wongvorachan (PhD) is a methodologist, meaning he focuses on the design and blueprint of research itself to help communities solve their most pressing problems.

USask graduate shaping youth through education, decolonization and athletics - College of Education 06/09/2026

USask graduate student shaping youth through education, decolonization and athletics

From Sucker Creek First Nation in Treaty 8 territory in Alberta, Lukas Cardinal (BEd’22) is using his knowledge and experience to inspire students.

“Being Indigenous, I feel a sense of duty and responsibility to my family’s culture and history,” he said. “I don’t have all the answers, but that’s part of lifelong learning: as long as you’re trying your best and your heart is in the right place, that’s what courage is about.”

USask graduate shaping youth through education, decolonization and athletics - College of Education From Sucker Creek First Nation in Treaty 8 territory in Alberta, Lukas Cardinal (BEd’22) is using his knowledge and experience to inspire students.

06/08/2026

Walked in with the fit, walked out with the degree 🎓
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Spring 2026 Convocation - Graduate List - College of Education 06/02/2026

Students first. Graduates today. Alumni forever. 🎓

Congratulations to the newest University of Saskatchewan Bachelor of Education, Certificate, Master’s and Doctoral graduates to join the College of Education alumni community.

Spring 2026 Convocation - Graduate List - College of Education Students first. Graduates today. Alumni forever. Congratulations to the newest Bachelor of Education, Certificate, Master's and Doctoral graduates to join the College of Education alumni community.

Photos from University of Saskatchewan's post 06/02/2026
Still not enough: USask educator's pursuit of equity - College of Education 05/27/2026

Still not enough: University of Saskatchewan educator's pursuit of equity

Paul Bazin Webster (MEd’12, EdD’24) watched the Kanesatake Resistance unfold on the news, and it became a foundational experience for him.

“I'm not satisfied with, at any moment, the idea of inequity and disparity in social, educational, and health realities for people based off of who they are foundationally as Indigenous or non-Indigenous [people],” he said.

Still not enough: USask educator's pursuit of equity - College of Education Paul Bazin Webster (MEd’12, EdD’24) watched the Kanesatake Resistance unfold on the news, and it became a foundational experience for him.

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