I n T h e C o m m u n i t y
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UNIVERSITY OF REGINA I n T h e C o m m u n i t y |
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This office acts as a liaison between prospective students and the
university. The High School Liaison Officer makes personal visits to high school,
community colleges, and band-controlled schools. These visits are made at request of
individual schools and are called Post-Secondary Education Days or Career Days.
With a strong commitment to lifelong learning, the University of Regina offers numerous programs and services designed to educate, enlighten and entertain the public. You can tour the campus or hold your next conference here. You can learn to speak Spanish or Italian, obtain a certificate in administration or public relations while remaining in the work force or brush up on your piano techniques. Seniors can study art history or literature or check out Elderhostel. You can swim laps in the pool or learn some new dance steps. You can obtain a fitness assessment or learn to reduce the risk of heart attacks. Your young child or grandchild can experiment with science or master a new sport through our youth programs. There is truly something for everyone.
The High School Liaison Office conducts tours of the University
Campus and specific areas of interest throughout the year.
Looking for a unique venue to hold your next gathering? The University of Regina offers inexpensive accommodations, theatre seating for up to 800 people, computer instructional labs, professional catering services and a comprehensive variety of meeting spaces. Take advantage of the expertise we’ve gained hosting national and international events for various professional and non-profit organizations, associations and groups. Contact us by telephone at (306) 585-5335 or by fax at (306) 585-5052.
The Dr. Paul Schwann Centre is a health and fitness facility
located in the Physical Activity Centre. The Centre offers a wide variety of health and
physical activity services and programs to assist individuals in the adoption of a
healthier lifestyle through detailed evaluation of current health and fitness status and
personalized lifestyle consultation.
Building rockets, rowing unsinkable boats and playing cyberspace Olympics. It’s all part of the EYES Summer Camp (Educating Youth in Engineering and Science), which runs for seven one- or two-week sessions during July and August at the University of Regina. The camp exposes Saskatchewan students entering Grades 4-9 to scientific concepts in a dynamic, fun environment and introduces them to the University as a wonderful place to learn. For more information, contact EYES director Marla Holzer at (306) 585 5209 or the Faculty of Engineering general office at (306) 585-4734.
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