A first-year graduate student at the Johnson Shoyama Graduate School of Public Policy (JSGS) and the VP Indigenous Engagement for the Graduate Students Association (GSA), Laila Valila is already making her mark. Her connection to community runs deep, and it’s shaped both her academic path and her leadership journey.
From a young age, Bismark Bliss Owusu was aware of the direct consequences of government policies on the state of primary school education in Ghana.
Henry Boye's journey in the field of public finance and policy analysis.
JSGS Alumni Association Award Recipient, Memory Matimati, reflects on her MPA journey.
Carlene Shaw’s journey from the tropical island of Jamaica to the Canadian Prairies only strengthened her resilience and ambition to achieve more. She refuses to settle for mediocrity and is continually seeking ways to improve herself and those around her.
Through COVID-19 and thousands of kilometers, Sushant Sharma now calls Saskatchewan home.
