U of R awards degrees to local students

Educational accomplishments were celebrated recently by many Moose Jaw and area graduates of the University of Regina. The spring convocation ceremonies for the university were held to award degrees and certificates in various courses offered at the campus. Moose Jaw and area recipients are as follows:

Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research

Bonny Lynn Gerger of Moose Jaw, master of arts in justice studies; Todd John Johnson of Moose Jaw, master of business administration in executive management; Justice Maurice Lefreniere of Gravelbourg, master of business administration in business management; Vivian Lynn Anderson of Moose Jaw, master of education in curriculum and instruction; Brent Douglas Chadwick of Moose Jaw, master of education in educational instruction; Corinne Edna Cobbe of Mortlach, master of education in curriculum and instruction; Marilyn Alice Pavier of Moose Jaw, master of education in curriculum and instruction; Amanda Dawn Zarubin of Moose Jaw, master of human resource management. Elise Wynne Chernick of Moose Jaw, bachelor of arts in history; Dustin Robert Clark of Moose Jaw, bachelor of arts in political science; Chelsey Lee Gray of Brownlee, bachelor of arts in English; Rachel Marie Phyllis Hellings of Moose Jaw, bachelor of arts in geography; Sylvano Mwamba Lumbaia of Moose Jaw, bachelor of arts in French; Sarah Therese Sagal of Moose Jaw, bachelor of arts in English, with distinction; Crystal Dawn Schick of Moose Jaw, bachelor of arts in international studies; Kobie Lee Spriggs of Moose Jaw, bachelor of arts in philosophy, with distinction; Natalie Ann Swanson of Moose Jaw, bachelor of arts in psychology; Justin Richard Tarrant of Moose Jaw, bachelor of arts in justice; Charlotte Marie Briere of Moose Jaw, bachelor of human justice; Benjamin James Gamble of Moose Jaw, bachelor of human justice; Sarah Jean Reichel of Moose Jaw, bachelor of human justice, with distinction; Myles William Montcalm of Moose Jaw, certificate in economics; Melanie Theresa Flegel of Briercrest, bachelor of business administration in accounting, with great distinction; Misty Marie Moneo of Assiniboia, bachelor of business administration in human resource management; Myles William Montcalm of Moose Jaw, bachelor of business administration in finance; Tiffany Marie Walter of Moose Jaw, bachelor of business administration in accounting. Janet Lynn McDowell of Caronport, bachelor of adult education and training, with great distinction; Amanda Dawn Baker of Moose Jaw, bachelor of education; Samantha Michelle Douglas of Moose Jaw, bachelor of education in secondary mathematics education; Cheyne Travis Kohl of Moose Jaw, bachelor of education in elementary; Bradie Lynn Mann of Gravelbourg, bachelor of education in elementary; Braden Victor Moore of Moose Jaw, bachelor of education in secondary French education; Kara Lynne Oak of Moose Jaw, bachelor of education; Lacey May Philippon of Willow Bunch, bachelor of education in elementary; Derick Johnson Paice of Moose Jaw, bachelor of education, Indigenous education; Silva Scerbe of Moose Jaw, certificate of extended studies in education.

Faculty of EnJineerinJ and Applied Science

Derek John Barnes of Moose Jaw, bachelor of applied science in environmental systems engineering; Deirdre Leslie Bastien of Moose Jaw, bachelor of applied science in industrial systems engineering. Amy Lorraine Couzens of Moose Jaw, bachelor of fine arts in theatre acting; Geremy Jacob David Lague of Moose Jaw, bachelor of fine arts in film and video production; Jaclyn Leigh LaVanway of Moose Jaw, bachelor of fine arts in visual arts (ceramics); Alyssa Marilyn Mercedes Pittet of Moose Jaw, bachelor of fine arts, with distinction in visual arts (printmaking); Candice Lynn Armstrong of Moose Jaw, bachelor of music in performance.

Faculty of KinesioloJy and Health Studies

Shane David Ashby of Bengough, bachelor of kinesiology in recreation and sport administration; Jared William Dormer of Moose Jaw, bachelor of kinesiology, with distinction, in adapted movement science, human kinetics; Stacey Ryan Pakula of Moose Jaw, bachelor of kinesiology in adapted physical activity; Darrell Ryan Sydiaha of Moose Jaw, bachelor of kinesiology in fitness and lifestyle; Lara Dawn Schroeder of Chamberlain, bachelor of sport and recreation studies, with distinction, in sport and recreation management. Lindsey Marie Bullock of Craven, bachelor of science in biology; Adam Bradford Curtis of Moose Jaw, bachelor of science in combined biochemistry and chemistry; Cody Wayne PeTuin of Moose Jaw, bachelor of science in computer science; Charla Dawn Philippon of Willow Bunch, bachelor of science in geology. Curtis Gordon Hart of Moose Jaw, bachelor of social work; Jeffory Donald James of Moose Jaw, bachelor of social work; Heather Robyn Marie Larson of Mankota, bachelor of social work; Tanya Stephanie Morland of Moose Jaw, bachelor of social work; Erin Deanna Ruth Pearson of Moose Jaw, bachelor of social work; Candace Faith Spanjer of Moose Jaw, bachelor of social work. Marissa Marie Landry-Dixon of Moose Jaw, certificate in adult continuing education and training; Trudy Elizabeth Osborne of Moose Jaw, certifcate in adult continuing education and training; Troy Bradley Corbett of Moose Jaw, certificate in administration Level 1; Noel Aron Busse of Moose Jaw, certificate in public relations. &RnVWUuFWLRn YDOuHV Ln MRRVH -Dw IRU MDy 2012 wHUH triple the same month of last year when 36 permits were issued by city hall Values this year were $13.9 million compared with $3.6 million in May of 2011. Permits values were bolstered by two apartment projects. Jonathon Blanchard of Blanchard Holdings was issued a $3 million building permit for three buildings that will have 28 affordable housing units. 7he project on Maple 6treet (ast will be one of the first affordable housing projects to take advantage of provincial and city incentives for housing development. KJJ Developments of Moose Jaw was issued a $1.7 million permit to build a multi-family dwelling at 944 Montgomery St. Residential housing development continued to account for the bulk of construction with 27 new homes worth almost $7.4 million. That compares with eight new homes last May worth $2.3 million. &oventry Homes is building a $1.24 million home for Byron Babich in the Iron Bridge Estates properties. Four homes were started in May in Iron Bridge Estates. Five were started in West Heath on South Hill with three in West Park just north of Thatcher Drive West. Five new mobile home permits were issued for the Double J Investments development on Ninth Avenue Northeast. Paice &onstruction took out a $537,000 permit for an expansion at the Simpson Seeds processing plant north of the Trans-Canada Highway. Dew Home Renovations of Moose Jaw took out a $60,000 permit to alter space for a pharmacy at the mall at 1235 Main St. N. for Dustin Funk. Smitty’s /ounge got an $8,000 permit for an outdoor deck at the mall. Demolition permits included one for a chicken coop at 1110 Simcoe St. Building permit values for the year are up by 21 per cent to $28.88 million from $13 million last year.

Ron Walter can be reached at ronjoy@sasktel.net