Degrees : vol. 23, no. 01 Spring/Summer 2011

• Main Author: External Relations, University of Regina
• Format: Journal/Newspaper
• Language: English
• Published: External Relations, University of Regina 2011
• Subjects: Canada; Regina; First Nations
• Online Access: http://hdl.handle.net/10294/3956

Table of Contents: GIVING BACK - Honorary Degree Recipient Paul J. Hill; POETRY FOR THE PEOPLE - A cowboy poet and a hip hop artist use story, rhythm and rhyme to reach a wider audience; THE MAKING OF AN INDEPENDENT UNIVERSITY - historian James Pitsula is our go-to guy on all things "U of R historic."; SEPARATE BUT EQUAL - Histories of Campion College, Luther College and First Nations University of Canada developed parallel to that of the U of R; ARTSASK.CA - Driving forces behind ARTSSask.ca are Norm Yakel and Carol Casswell; SHIRLEY DOUGLAS - The actor, activist and daughter of Saskatchewan's iconic premier is awarded a University of Regina honorary degree; Everything I've Become - Honorary Degree Recipient Alanna Mitchell reflects her path from small city prairie beginnings to becoming one of the world's foremost writers on environmental issues. Also in this issue: Feed Back, President's Note, Around Campus, Spot Light - Alison Hayford, Focal Point - Dennis Evans, Alumni President Message, Class Notes, and 360 Degrees. Staff no