Inspiring Student Success:
Donor Impact Report 2023-24

"I hope one day I can create a scholarship to give back to a student like myself when I’m older. So thank you for donating! You truly changed my life and future."

- MAAHI SHAH, COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCE STUDENT

"Donors are the lifeline for a better future. They allow students to focus on becoming better leaders, developing their skills, and creating a sustainable community."

- DALTON MOLNAR, EDWARDS SCHOOL OF BUSINESS STUDENT

THANK YOU


Your support of USask students means the world to us.

Thanks to your ongoing generosity towards scholarships, bursaries and emergency funds, our students have been able to make the most of their education at USask and are prepared to build a brighter future for Saskatchewan, Canada and the world.

Together, we will Be What the World Needs.

Through your support of the University of Saskatchewan, over the past year, your support has helped our students be what the world needs. 1929 generous donors supported student financial aid. 3027 donor-funded scholarships and bursaries. 115 new awards established this year. $15 M received to support scholarships and bursaries.

"Donors can change lives. Their generosity allows students to focus on learning without any additional stress and to be recognized for their perseverance in life."

- EMILY MACK, COLLEGE OF KINESIOLOGY STUDENT

"This award has validated my skills academically, given me the financial mobility to be active in the university, and has given me an amazing university experience. Thank you donors!"

- RYLEE MOODY, COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING STUDENT

 

INSPIRING
STUDENT SUCCESS


Last year, more than 70 students received financial support through the Chancellors’ and President’s First and Best Scholarship Fund and the Centennial Fund.

Your support of these scholarships and bursaries allows USask’s best and brightest students to focus on their studies and reach their full potential as they work to become the leaders of the next generation.

"Being awarded with the Chancellor's Scholarship is truly one of my greatest accomplishments to date. It has allowed me to pursue grad studies in a way that may not have been possible without receiving this award."

- LILY DOBCHUK, COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCE STUDENT

 

SUPPORTING 
STUDENTS THROUGH ADVERSITY


In the last year, 20 international students from 16 different countries impacted by turmoil and conflict were supported through the Students at Risk Fund

The Nasser Family Emergency Student Trust also provides crucial support to students. More than $66,000 in aid was distributed to students facing unexpected crises. 

With your support of these critical funds, students facing hardships received the help they needed and were able to continue their studies at USask.

Graphic showing images to represent medical costs, funds for living arrangements, flights home and delays in or a sudden loss of funding.

 

ELEVATING
THE STUDENT EXPERIENCE


With your support, we continue to expand experiential learning opportunities across campus, allowing our students to gain the experience they need to solve the challenges of the future.

The President’s Student Experience Fund helps ensure a high-quality student experience by funding athletics, recreation, scholarships and bursaries, and educational conference opportunities, including study-abroad programs.

This past year, the President's Student Experience Fund supported various initiatives led by the University of Saskatchewan Students’ Union (USSU), the PAWS Your Stress therapy dog program, the Department of Music’s Amati string instruments, and the Timlin Lecture hosted by the Department of Economics and the Department of Political Studies.

“Your investment in USask serves as a catalyst for a more vibrant future for this university, and for our world. On behalf of our students, researchers, faculty, staff, and community partners, I extend my heartfelt appreciation. Thank you.”

- PETER STOICHEFF, PRESIDENT AND VICE-CHANCELLOR

 

Interested in viewing last year's Student Impact Report? Download the 2022-23 report here.