Nursing
Enhance the Well-Being of All
The Faculty of Nursing’s vision is to work together to enhance the well-being of all. We aim to build a nursing community that provides exceptional learning environments, recognizing individual talents and gifts while honoring the interconnectedness of nursing, health, the person, and the environment.
We are committed to improving educational and nursing practices through embedding equity, diversity, inclusivity, anti-racism, reconciliatory, and decolonization practices within our teaching, research, and administrative activities.
The Faculty of Nursing’s land acknowledgment is motivated by genuine respect and support for Indigenous peoples. Speaking and hearing words of recognition is an important step in creating collaborative, accountable, continuous, and respectful relationships with Indigenous peoples nations, and communities. View our Territorial Acknowledgement
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Feature Stories
Bobi Skerten’s Journey Through Nursing School and Motherhood
From LPN to RN
When Bobi Skerten accepted her place in the Saskatchewan Collaborative Bachelor of Science in Nursing (SCBScN) program, she had just learned she was pregnant with her first daughter.
Over the next two and a half years, she would welcome two children, commute more than two hours each way from Swift Current to Regina, and complete demanding courses and clinical placements, all while finishing her degree ahead of schedule.
Building a New Chapter in Saskatoon
After decades at Innovation Place in Saskatoon, the University of Regina’s faculties of Social Work and Nursing are preparing for a new chapter.
The faculties’ current location has been a long-standing arrangement that allowed the University to maintain a strong presence in Saskatoon. This spring, both programs will relocate to a newly renovated, standalone building in the city’s north following the expiration of their lease and a review of the University’s space needs.
Nurse Practitioner graduate earns Deans’ Medal, champions access to care
For Cory Gray, being awarded the Deans’ Medal for the highest GPA in the Collaborative Nurse Practitioner Program (CNPP) is a deeply meaningful achievement. It reflects his dedication to nursing, commitment to lifelong learning and passion for improving health care access in underserved communities.
“This recognition reflects not only my academic effort, but also the mentorship of instructors and preceptors, the support of my family and peers, and the trust of the communities I have had the privilege to work with,” says Gray.
Feature Video
Spring 2026 Convocation & Pinning Event
June 19, 2026
video credit: Mind Art Studios