College of Education - USask

College of Education - USask College of Education - USask

Understanding Learning in a Digital AgeDr. Cathlene Hillier's (PhD) research examines how children learn with digital te...
09/09/2026

Understanding Learning in a Digital Age

Dr. Cathlene Hillier's (PhD) research examines how children learn with digital technologies and the roles that schools and families play in supporting that learning.

"Collaboration, communication and problem solving are things employers are looking for in the workplace," Hillier said. "So, we need to build these skills, essentially for children's futures in an ever-evolving job force."

Dr. Cathlene Hillier's (PhD) research examines how children learn with digital technologies and the roles that schools and families play in supporting that learning.

09/04/2026

🏆 USask is proud to announce the 2026 recipients of the Alumni Achievement Awards, one of the university's highest honours.

Whether advancing scientific discovery, informing public conversations, creating opportunities for Indigenous communities, strengthening health systems, or officiating the highest levels of international sport, this year's recipients are making a meaningful impact.

Meet the 2026 Alumni Achievement Award winners: https://greenandwhite.usask.ca/articles/2026/inspiring-usask-alumni-to-be-honoured-with-achievement-awards.php


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08/27/2026

USask graduate Robert Currie has released a new book of poetry that explores the life of cowboy, writer, and artist Will James

Technology and design program highlights innovation in educationThe Educational Technology and Design (ETAD) program at ...
08/27/2026

Technology and design program highlights innovation in education

The Educational Technology and Design (ETAD) program at USask is a flexible, fully online Master of Education degree focused on how technology shapes learning, with a strong emphasis on instructional and learning design.

Learn more about ETAD from Dr. Jay Wilson, Dr. Richard Schwier, Dr. Paula MacDowell and Dr. Marguerite Koole.

The Educational Technology and Design (ETAD) program at the University of Saskatchewan (USask) is a flexible, fully online Master of Education degree focused on how technology shapes learning, with a strong emphasis on instructional and learning design.

The Jay Way: USask alumni instilled kindness throughout teaching careersRetired since 2014, Hilton (BSPE’82, BEd’83) and...
08/26/2026

The Jay Way: USask alumni instilled kindness throughout teaching careers

Retired since 2014, Hilton (BSPE’82, BEd’83) and Laurie (BEd’83) Jay reminisce about their journey as educators.

"You have students for a short amount of time so you do the best job you can and hope you helped them move forward," Hilton said.

Retired since 2014, Hilton (BSPE’82, BEd’83) and Laurie (BEd’83) Jay reminisce about their journey as educators.

08/01/2026
Childhood to classrooms: USask graduate students reflect on 25-year friendshipUniversity of Saskatchewan College of Educ...
07/30/2026

Childhood to classrooms: USask graduate students reflect on 25-year friendship

University of Saskatchewan College of Education alumni Megan Lindquist (BA’19, BEd’19) and Taylor McGregor (BSKI’19, BEd’19) have carried their lifelong friendship into their teaching careers.

“We connected in education because we were both Huskie athletes and because of the common things we did outside of our day-to-day school lives,” McGregor said.

University of Saskatchewan (USask) College of Education alumni Megan Lindquist (BA’19, BEd’19) and Taylor McGregor (BSKI’19, BEd’19) have carried their lifelong friendship into their teaching careers.

Dismantling systemic racism through USask anti-racism education coursesProfessors, researchers, and alumni from the Univ...
07/28/2026

Dismantling systemic racism through USask anti-racism education courses

Professors, researchers, and alumni from the University of Saskatchewan College of Education are teaching the language and layers of anti-racism and anti-oppression so educators can decolonize classrooms.

“I want to provide educators with opportunities to build community,” Dr. Carmen Gillies said. “The right to practice anti-racism in Canadian schools should not be taken for granted, and we have a responsibility to defend students’ rights.”

Professors, researchers, and alumni from the College of Education are teaching the language and layers of anti-racism and anti-oppression so educators can decolonize classrooms.

07/23/2026

Storytelling Alive is the latest Saskatoon Fringe Festival play from USask graduate Kevin Kermack (BA’10, BEd’12)

Friends for life reunite on USask campus to relive college daysLifelong friends Sue Ann Abbott, Maureen Bilawchuk, Jacki...
07/16/2026

Friends for life reunite on USask campus to relive college days

Lifelong friends Sue Ann Abbott, Maureen Bilawchuk, Jackie Bragg, Debbie Burgher, Karen Chow, Maureen Miller, Cathy Richardson, Karen Studlin, Betty Tomilin and Carol Tubman revisited the University of Saskatchewan in June to celebrate over 40 years of friendship.

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Lifelong friends revisited the University of Saskatchewan (USask) in June to celebrate over 40 years of friendship.

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