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Student Awards

the show . She and one of her colleagues started a pottery club that focused on different modes and constructions of ceramics for all students . In addition to her volunteer work , Lindsay was a member of the University of Regina Chamber Singers for 5 years .
Lindsay Millar President ’ s Medal
The President ’ s Medal is awarded to the student who has shown academic excellence , as well as leadership and commitment to extra-curricular activities .
Lindsay Millar
Saskatchewan Teachers ’ Federation Prize
The Saskatchewan Teachers ’ Federation ( STF ) prize is awarded to the most distinguished student of the graduating class in the Faculty of Education who does not hold another degree .
Photo Credit : Don Hall Studio
Lindsay Millar was the recipient of both the President ’ s Medal and Saskatchewan Teachers ’ Federation Prize at the Fall 2011 Convocation .
While an Arts Education student , Lindsay provided leadership for many projects . She was the fundraising director for her class trip to Toronto , Ontario and a volunteer in 2008 at the Elementary and Early Childhood Off-Campus Recreational Experience . Her teaching internship allowed Lindsay to become involved in a school community , helping with activities such as supervision of the senior choir , school dances , and a career fair . Lindsay helped design the lighting for the school musical , working closely with the students responsible for running
As a volunteer , Lindsay engaged with a diverse number of community organizations , working locally , nationally , and internationally . Lindsay volunteered with Girl Guides of Canada and the World Association for Girl Guides and Girl Scouts . As a volunteer leader with girls aged 5-9 , she was the national and international representative for Canada at events in Toronto and Costa Rica . Lindsay worked with a daycare in San Cristobal , in the Galapagos Islands , Ecuador working with underprivileged children . Other volunteer commitments included working as a ceramics instructor at the Caring Hearts Camp , Planned Parenthood Regina with Youth Educating about Health , and at the Mackenzie Art Gallery . Lindsay was also a co-organizer of the Walk for Darfur in Saskatchewan with the Regina Women ’ s Community Centre and Sexual Assault Line . Even with all her volunteer efforts , Lindsay graduated with Great Distinction .