Celebrating Graduates!
Congratulations to the College of Nursing’s Fall Class of 2025 graduates.
For the Fall 2025 graduates of the University of Saskatchewan (USask) College of Nursing, November 12 represents both an ending and a beginning—the completion of their studies and the start of a new, meaningful career in nursing.
These graduates join a proud community of over 11,000 alumni who have shaped the College of Nursing’s 87-year legacy.
“Convocation is a moment for the students to celebrate with those who’ve supported them along the way—classmates, family, and friends,” said College of Nursing Dean Dr. Solina Richter (DCurr).
“No matter where these new graduates have completed their nursing program—whether in Saskatoon or elsewhere across Canada—their education will equip them with the skills and knowledge to thrive in the nursing profession, wherever they choose to live and practice.”
Master of Nursing (Thesis) fall graduates
(l to r) Emma Addai and Lucy Mensah.
Credit: Dave Stobbe.
The College of Nursing Fall Class of 2025 is made up of 36 Bachelor of Science in Nursing graduates, six Master of Nursing (Thesis) graduates, one Master of Nursing (Professional Practice) graduate, 36 Master of Nursing Primary Health Care Nurse Practitioner and Postgraduate Degree Specialization Certificate graduates, two Doctor of Philosophy in Nursing graduates, and one Foundations for Registered Nurse Specialty Practice Certificate graduate.
“The success of our USask nursing graduates is a testament to their dedication and perseverance,” said Dr. Richter.
“Throughout their academic journey, they have demonstrated an unwavering commitment to excellence, often juggling long study hours, professional commitments, and family life. We are immensely proud of all they have accomplished.”
Master of Nursing – Nurse Practitioner
graduate Bailey Mytopher.
Credit: Dave Stobbe.
“I am confident our graduates are prepared to become exceptional nurses,” said Dr. Richter.
“Their determination and compassion during their studies embody the very best of what it means to be a nurse. They represent the future of healthcare in our province, our country, and our world. I encourage each graduate to take a moment today to reflect on their journey and be proud of all they have accomplished.”
The College of Nursing would like to extend special congratulations to Dr. Geneveave Barbo (PhD’25), who was recognized as the University of Saskatchewan’s Governor General gold medallist at fall convocation.
Governor General Gold Medallist
Dr. Geneveave Barbo.
Credit: Submitted.
On behalf of the entire College of Nursing community, congratulations to the Fall Class of 2025 graduates.
For a complete list of USask fall graduates following convocation, please visit the convocation website.