Supporting the education of Arts and Science students—the next generation of scientists, humanitarians, artists and entrepreneurs—is a visionary investment in the future. We are seeking philanthropic support for scholarships and bursaries to build on our commitment to supporting undergraduate students. Graduates of the College of Arts and Science want to change the world. With your support, we know they will.

Indigenous students are eager for education and the opportunities that come with it. USask is strongly committed to reconciliation and Indigenization, and the College of Arts and Science is leading the way with improved student supports, Indigenous learning requirements for all students and faculty hiring practices. But there is much more to be done. Donors will ensure that Inidgenous learners have equal access to education and that more Indigenous students than ever before will graduate, and start their careers, with a USask degree.

Indigenous Student Awards 
Finances are the number one barrier to education for Indigenous students in Saskatchewan. New scholarships and bursaries are critical to boosting rates of Indigenous student enrolment, retention, and—most importantly—graduation.

Tuition is only one part of the equation. The College of Arts and Science is home to innovative academic and cultural programs such as Indigenous Student Achievement Pathways (ISAP), which help close the retention gap between Indigenous and non-Indigenous learners. With support from donors, we will build on this success, scaling up existing programs to expand their scope and amplify their effect.

Some of the most important lessons at university happen outside the classroom. Students learn and grow from unforgettable experiences: from working on cutting-edge research with their professors, to getting hands-on training with local employers, to living and studying in a different culture. Today, only a small fraction of College of Arts and Science students take advantage of experiential learning opportunities. Donors will give more College of Arts and Science students the chance to make experiential learning part of their education, no matter their financial means.

Study Abroad
Because of the cost, studying abroad is beyond the reach of most of our students. Donors who support travel awards will make these powerful learning experiences available to more of our hardworking students.

Internship Programs
Nothing beats real-world experience. In today's competitive job market, internships are more important than ever. We need your help in creating more of these opportunities across all disciplines. Philanthropic support will sharpen our students' skills and set them up for success from the moment they graduate.

Undergraduate Student Research
From their first year of studies, College of Arts and Science students can make meaningful contributions to research in the sciences, social sciences, humanities and fine arts. Undergraduates who publish original research create new knowledge and gain a deeper understanding of their coursework. With support from donors, we will create more opportunities for undergraduate students to conduct meaningful research, scholarly and artistic work in studios, in laboratories and in the community.

The College of Arts and Science is a unique place for research. Every day, more than 300 faculty members and thousands of students apply their diverse skills and perspectives to the problems that matter most. Research changes lives. It creates economic opportunities. It offers solutions to local challenges and urgent global issues. Your support of College of Arts and Science research is a lasting investment in our province and our world.

Chairs and Professorships
Endowed and enhanced chairs and professorships are donor-supported faculty positions that focus on targeted areas of research. With donor funding, the College of Arts and Science can recruit some of the world's best minds to deliver research breakthroughs.

Graduate Research Fellowships
Graduate fellowships allow us to attract the most promising graduate students whose research will change the world. Your support will expand our graduate research fellowships and help train the next generation of researchers, innovators, thought leaders and creatives.

Centre for Indigenous Scholarship
A new centre based in the College of Arts and Science will be a hub for scholarship and artistic work done in partnership with Indigenous communities. The Centre for Indigenous Scholarship will create mentorship opportunities, provide support to Indigenous faculty and student researchers, and share their work widely. Support from donors will fund scholarships, travel, equipment and more to help advance vital Indigenous research in Saskatchewan and beyond.

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The generosity of our donors has led to the establishment of research chairs, endowed scholarships, and impactful programs and experiential learning opportunities. We aim to be what the world needs and are grateful to our donors who help make this possible. We invite you to reach out for a personal discussion on how your gift can drive transformative change.