When Brady Highway first arrived in Churchill, Manitoba in November 2013 to begin a new position with Parks Canada, it was the morning after a polar bear attacked and seriously injured two people. The event made national headlines.
This course will introduce graduate students and professionals to the principles of stable isotope chemistry applied to environmental research in the hydrosphere and biosphere.
Mitacs Acclerate student Tegan Brock shares her experience working with Lac La Ronge Indian Band and SaskPower.
According to the 2017 Academic Ranking of World Universities, the U of S is number one in Canada, number six in North America and number 18 in the world for water resources.
Congratulations to the latest scholars to join the SENS alumni community, including our first ever Master of Water Security graduates.
MES candidate Ashleigh Duffy is the SENS correspondent for the Redberry Biosphere Review newsletter
on October 4 at the Rob Dumont Energy Management Awards, MES alumna Shannon Dyck and her husband Mike Nemeth won the Leadership Award for their housing development Radiance Co-housing. Congrats Shannon and Mike!
Today, SENS students received their diplomas at the U of S Spring Convocation ceremonies. We are extremely proud of our graduates and extend congratulations on this tremendous acheivement. We are so happy to have shared in this journey with you.
Shannon Dyck, MES'12, was featured in the U of S Alumni Association's March profile. Shannon is an environmental co-ordinator for the City of Saskatoon, local artist, and volunteer. She and her husband, Michael Nemeth, are co-founders of the sustainable housing development Radiance Cohousing.
