University of Regina - Notable Faculty and Alumni

Notable Faculty and Alumni

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  • Janice Acoose, author, newspaper columnist, filmmaker, indigenous language advocate and professor of indigenous and English literature at First Nations University
  • Lee Ward, PhD., noted political scientist
  • Gordon Barnhart, SOM, author, former secretary of the House of Commons, and former Lieutenant-Governor of Saskatchewan
  • Gordon Asmundson, professor of psychology, Fellow of Royal Society of Canada.
  • Roy Bonisteel, Laurier LaPierre, Knowlton Nash, Bill Cunningham, Val Sears, Myrna Kostash, Walter Stewart, John Sawatsky and Maggie Siggins, inter alios, have been visiting professors in the School of Journalism.
  • Bob Boyer (1948–2004), visual artist, Professor and Head of Indian Fine Arts, SIFC.
  • Gail Bowen, playwright and writer of mystery novels, was associate professor of English at First Nations University
  • Lorne Calvert, Premier of Saskatchewan (2001–2007)
  • Sylvain Charlebois, food and agriculture expert
  • Jason Clermont, Canadian Football Player
  • Saros Cowasjee, novelist, short story writer, critic, anthologist, screenwriter
  • Jonathan Denis, Alberta MLA and Minister of Housing and Urban Affairs (1997)
  • Shadia B. Drury, professor of political science and philosophy; Canada Research Chair in Social Justice
  • Douglas Dunsmore, music faculty member at the Memorial University of Newfoundland and eminent choir director in St John's
  • Chris Getzlaf, Canadian Football Player
  • Joan Givner, biographer, novelist and short story writer
  • Glenda Goertzen, children's author
  • Ralph Goodale, Member of Parliament, former Minister of Finance
  • Thomas Hadjistavropoulos, professor of psychology, RBC Senior Research Fellow, former president Canadian Psychological Association, Fellow of Canadian Academy of Health Sciences
  • John Hewson, former Australian federal opposition leader
  • Donald Kendrick, 1970s music faculty member as to choir and organ; subsequently in successive universities and choir master in assorted cities in eastern Canada and the USA; presently in California
  • Charity Marsh, assistant professor of Media Production and Studies, Canada Research Chair in Interactive Media and Performance
  • Gregory Marchildon, Executive Director, The Romanow Report
  • Ken Mitchell, novelist and playwright
  • Zenon Pylyshyn, Rutgers University, leading authority in cognitive science, Ph.D. (1963) University of Saskatchewan (Regina Campus)
  • Jon Ryan, CFL and NFL punter
  • Christine Selinger, Canadian paracanoe gold medalist
  • Jordan Sisco CFL wide receiver
  • Dione Taylor (BFA), a noted jazz singer
  • Guy Vanderhaeghe, novelist
  • Senator Pamela Wallin, former national broadcaster and Canadian Consul in New York

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