Award-winning Arts and Science graduates honoured in virtual ceremony
The College of Arts and Science’s top graduating students of 2019/20 were recognized at a special online event at the end of June
A group of the College of Arts and Science’s top graduating students of 2019/20 were recognized at a special online event at the end of June.
Each year, the College of Arts and Science presents awards to the most outstanding graduates in a diverse range of undergraduate degree programs. Additionally, a select number of the overall most outstanding graduates receive medals at fall and spring convocation.
Because in-person celebrations were not possible in spring 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the college instead organized its first-ever virtual awards program. The video awards ceremony was livestreamed on the evening of June 30.
The full video is now hosted on the College of Arts and Science’s YouTube channel and can be watched below.
Forty-six graduates were presented with awards from the College of Arts and Science this spring, and 39 participated in the online awards broadcast. The following award winners are recognized in the video.
Award Winners in Humanities and Fine Arts
Natasha Brooke Kooy
The Braj Sinha Award for Most Outstanding Graduate in Religion and Culture
Katrina Dawn Phippard
Debrou Top Graduate in History
Kelsey Ann Constantinoff
Department of Philosophy Convocation Award
Roderick E. Goertzen
Judy Poole Award in Art and Art History
Pierre Emmanuele Serge Anore
Most Outstanding Graduate in Languages, Literatures and Cultural Studies
Natalie Gisele Clarke
Most Outstanding Graduate in Linguistics
Emily Anne Pickett
Walter Mills Award in Drama
Award Winners in Social Sciences
Sarah Heather Foley
The Honourable Donald Alexander McNiven Prize in Political Studies
Afia Alam
Lewis C. Gray Prize in Economics
Samved Dhar
Mabel F. Timlin Prize in Business Economics
Jessica Myra Jack
Most Outstanding Graduate in Anthropology
Celine Rose Beaulieu
Most Outstanding Graduate in Sociology
Award Winners in Science
Nancy Shuang Cai
Jack Miller Bursary in Physiology and Pharmacology
Justin Thomas Hall
J.F. Morgan Memorial Award in Microbiology and Immunology
Georgia Elizabeth Hurry
W.P. Thompson Convocation Prize in Biology
Miranda Skye Lavier
Most Outstanding Graduate in Chemistry
Evan Michael Seebach
Most Outstanding Graduate in Physics
Matthew Thompson
Most Outstanding Graduate in Computer Science
Erin Isabel White
Most Outstanding Graduate in Biochemistry
Olivia Fern Woo
Most Outstanding Graduate in Anatomy and Cell Biology
Award Winners in Interdisciplinary Programs
Flaviu Vadan
Most Outstanding Graduate in Bioinformatics
Tiana Dawn Kirstein
Most Outstanding Graduate in Classical, Medieval and Renaissance Studies
Matthew Alex Reichert
Most Outstanding Graduate in Environment and Society
Alana Michelle Krug-MacLeod
Most Outstanding Graduate in Environmental Biology
Marina Ann Tait
Most Outstanding Graduate in Environmental Earth Sciences
Julie Suzanne Larson
Most Outstanding Graduate in Interactive Systems Design
Brigette Rochelle Demerais
Most Outstanding Graduate in International Studies
Abigail Weger
Regional and Urban Planning Program Convocation Award
Sydney Mary Murray
Most Outstanding Graduate in Toxicology
Shawn Cassandra Ng
Tonya Kaye Award for Most Outstanding Graduate in Women's and Gender Studies
Medal Winners
Fall 2019 Convocation
Olenka Kawchuk
Most Outstanding Graduate in Archaeology
University Medal in the Social Sciences
Dean's Medal
Yuanyi Song
Fall Convocation Three-year Medal
Jensine Emeline Trondson
University Medal in the Fine Arts
Medal Winners
Spring 2020 Convocation
Drumlin Noah Crape
Award for Excellence in English Studies
Copland Prize in Humanities
Ana Carolina de Barros
Gordon A. McMurray Prize in Psychology
Copland Prize in Social Sciences
Haslam Medal
Fraser Matthew Krips
University of Saskatchewan Film Society Prize
Arthur Collingwood Convocation Prize in Music
Alyssa Dawn McCullough
Spring Convocation Three-year Medal
Erinna McMurtry
University Medal in the B.A. & Sc. Degree
Tori Samantha Shmon
Earl of Bessborough Prize in Science
Governor General’s Silver Medal