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Congratulations to the University of Regina faculty who successfully completed the ISW

April 11, 2025

Congratulations to the University of Regina faculty who successfully completed the ISW on March 21 via the U of R CTL. A big thanks to Wenona Partridge and Deena Salem, Ph.D. for facilitating an oustanding learning experience! Katia Hildebrandt, Sarah Ilori, BScN, MPH, NP-PHC, Rubina Khanam, Carly Graham, Youngsoo Kim, Craig Melhoff.

 

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