To be the premiere source for seniors’ learning in Southern Saskatchewan, and while doing so, provide opportunities for social interaction and development of community.
To be the premiere source for seniors’ learning in Southern Saskatchewan, and while doing so, provide opportunities for social interaction and development of community.
To develop and deliver engaging learning opportunities for seniors that stimulate their mental, physical and social development.
Meet SUG’s 2024-2025 Volunteer Board of Directors
Left to right, top row: Don Burlack, Sid Bowles, Neale Partington, Terry Heal
Middle row: Penny Heal, Diane Mullan, Yolanda Schappert
Front row: Linea Noels, Dianne Swanson, Maria Reardon, Sylvia Keall
Meet SUG’s 2024-2025 Volunteer Board of Directors
Left to right, top row: Don Burlack,
Sid Bowles, Neale Partington, Terry Heal
Middle row: Penny Heal, Diane Mullan,
Yolanda Schappert
Front row:
Linea Noels, Dianne Swanson,
Maria Reardon, Sylvia Keall
Neale Partington, President
Linea Noels, First Vice President, Communications Chair
Diane Mullan, Second Vice President, Education Chair
Yolanda Schappert, Treasurer
Maria Reardon, Past-President
Sidney Bowles, Don Burlack, Lovella Jones,
Penny Heal, Terry Heal,
Sylvia Keall, Sandy Nasewich, Dianne Swanson
*On Leave of Absence, **Non-Voting Member
Neale Partington, President
Linea Noels, First Vice President, Communications Chair
Diane Mullan, Second Vice President, Education Chair
Yolanda Schappert, Treasurer
Maria Reardon, Past-President
Sidney Bowles, Don Burlack, Kim Engel,
Penny Heal, Terry Heal,
Sylvia Keall, Sandy Nasewich, Dianne Swanson
*On Leave of Absence, **Non-Voting Member
In Spring 1977, a group of seniors approached the University of Regina about the feasibility of providing courses to test the demand for non-credit learning for seniors. There was a demand, alright. Nearly five decades later, Regina and area adults aged 50+ are still eager to learn, and SUG is eager to help.
In Spring 1977, a group of seniors approached the University of Regina about the feasibility of providing courses to test the demand for non-credit learning for seniors. There was a demand, alright. Nearly five decades later, Regina and area adults aged 50+ are still eager to learn, and SUG is eager to help.
Cheques are payable to the University of Regina, please mail your cheque filled out with the desired amount and the "memo" line indicating that it is for Seniors' University Group to the following address:
Attn: Marc Butikofer, PA 110.8
3737 Wascana Parkway, University of Regina
Regina, SK S4S 0A2
Eligible donations will receive a tax receipt for the year in which the donation is received.
Cheques are payable to the University of Regina, please mail your cheque filled out with the desired amount and the "memo" line indicating that it is for Seniors' University Group to the following address:
Attn: Marc Butikofer, PA 110.8
3737 Wascana Parkway, University of Regina
Regina, SK S4S 0A2
Eligible donations will receive a tax receipt for the year in which the donation is received.
I have been writing my Memoirs during the past 4 to 5 years and have received invaluable help from attending the class which is now titled "Writing Memoirs and Creative Stories." I love listening to the stories told by the other members of the class.
Seniors' University Group Vision
To be the premiere source for seniors’ learning in Southern Saskatchewan, and while doing so, provide opportunities for social interaction and development of community.
Treaty Acknowledgement
The Seniors’ University Group would like to acknowledge that it operates on Treaty 4 lands with a presence in Treaty 6 territory. These are the territories of the Nêhiyawak (Cree), Anihšināpēk (Saulteaux), and Dakota, Lakota, and Nakoda, and the homeland of the Métis. Today, these lands continue to be the shared territory of many diverse peoples from near and far.