Bob Welte Entrance Scholarship – Michelle Rollins Bourgault Industries Ltd. Scholarship – Ryan Davis, Cory Hale Breast Cancer Action Saskatchewan Scholarship – Jamie Boyle, Stephanie Weisbrod
INVESTING IN STUDENTS IS INVESTING IN THE FUTURE
Brier 2000 Legacy Award – Kyle Bernesky CAA Saskatchewan Achievement Scholarship – Dustin Archdekin, Adam Julian CAA Saskatchewan Centennial Merit Scholarship – Brittany Couldwell Cameco Corporation Centennial Merit Scholarship – Adrienne Shewchuk
Do you ever wonder what kind of difference donor support can make in the life of a student? SIAST students tell you in their own words in this year’s Student Awards brochure. For many, a student award eases the financial strain of tuition and books. For others, especially those seeking to build a better future for their families, a student award helps make ends meet so they can focus on their studies. Every student listed here has benefited from donor support. Without that support, many of these talented, determined people would not have the opportunity to learn the skills and gain the knowledge they need to build a career. And that would be a loss for all of us. SIAST turns out more undergraduates than do either of Saskatchewan’s universities. Our programs serve every sector of the economy. We’re proud of our grads and the contributions they are making to communities all over the province. We’re equally proud to highlight the names of the generous donors who support our students. Their investment in SIAST students is an investment in our province’s future.
Canada Cutlery Inc. Award – Justice Dunn, Corey Lemaigre, Kristen Wells Canadian Information Processing Society of Saskatchewan Scholarship – Holly Fyfe Canadian Institute of Plumbing and Heating Scholarship – Jana Gallant, Justin Hay, Michael Morhart Canadian Mental Health Association Centennial Merit Scholarship – Stacey Gedak Carlson Body Shop Supply Ltd. Achievement Scholarship – Marco Portillo Carol Ann Bursary – Katelyn Hauser, Sarah Litzenberger, Kristal Lockhart, Carrie Olynick Carpenters’ Apprenticeship Training Trust Fund Award – Terrance Bast
Pam McLellan, Director, Donor and Alumni Relations
Aramark Canada Ltd. Scholarship – Brandy Johns, Joanne Schneider Arbor Memorial Distinguished Graduate Award – Michael Lockwood
Advantage Collision Inc. and JG’s Collision Centre Award – Patric Alm Alberta Land Surveyors’ Association Scholarship – Blaine Paluck Alf Wilson Kiwanis Foundation Bursary – Kimberly McQuatt AMEC Inc. Scholarship – Thomas Pocock
American Society of Heating Refrigerating and Air Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) Scholarship – Thomas Pocock Anavets Learning Proficiency Scholarship – Burton Ballantyne, Nohemy Galeano Ramirez, Warda Khatib, Betty Murchison, Hong Vu Andy’s Transmission Service Ltd. Award – Jesse Winder
AREVA Resources Canada Inc. Centennial Merit Scholarship – Danielle Bader, Collin Boutin, Garrett Huebner, Kyle Moniuk
Casino Moose Jaw Centennial Merit Scholarship – Lyndon Lapierre, Daniel Larsen, Amy Nokinsky Change for the Better Centennial Merit Scholarship – Tanner Brotzel, Steven Coates, Amber Dartige, Katherine Dermody, Renee Dumont, Nicholas Englot, Drew Erbach, Andrea Gardiner, Aaron Gibson, Amy Gyorfi, Martin Hamp, Michael Holland, Maren Ireland, Curtis Keil, Brittany Knudsen, Brad Korol, Andrew Krieser, Laith Matlak, Rochelle Moore, Adam Moser, James Ranson, Shayne Rosom, Timo Rudolph, Brittini Ruhr, Peter Sanderson, Brendan Shaw, Natasha Sieben, Felicity Stonestand, Dorie Taylor, Emma Thiemann, Justin Thorpe, Brittany Yamniuk
Associated Canadian Travelers’ Scholarship – Kendrick Ebbett
Chef’s Hat Inc. Award – Christina Campbell, Shelby Carleton, Elizabeth Hoffman, Kyla Hurst, Darlene Wiebe
BakeMark Canada Award – Eleanor Berris
Chicken Farmers of Saskatchewan Culinary Award – Carmen Davey, John Hamilton, Brent Kaul, Chris Weimer
Betty and Jack Sharp Bursary – Braden White
Christine Boyczuk-Rensby Award – Whitney Bacon
Our Association is committed to Building Homes, Building Communities and Building the Province. We value the quality of programming at the Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Science and Technology, Wascana Campus. SIAST graduates are essential to the capacity of our industry, the well-being of communities and the growth of the province. The future of the housing industry in Saskatchewan is very bright. Alan Thomarat, Chief Executive Officer Canadian Home Builders’ Association – Saskatchewan