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Student Services offers a wide range of support services including student recruitment, registration services, counselling, Indigenous Activity Centres, accessibility services, learning services, Women in Trades and Technologies programming and student employment services. We work closely with students, programs, Saskatchewan Polytechnic administration and students' associations to advise, counsel and empower our students to enhance their post-secondary experiences.

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Tobi Strohan, Associate Vice-President of Student Services

306-775-7330
tobi.strohan@saskpolytech.ca

Tobi Strohan’s 17-year career in Student Services has included progressive roles in strategic enrolment management, student recruitment, student affairs, residence life, academic and financial services, international student services, student communications and marketing. Before joining Saskatchewan Polytechnic, Strohan led the Division of Students at York University’s Glendon Campus in Toronto, Ontario.

Strohan's commitment to supporting students has extended into the classroom, where she has lectured in the undergraduate humanities and in organizational behaviour at the MBA level. She is also an experienced trainer and team-building facilitator. Strohan holds a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in International Studies from Glendon, an MBA, and a Post-Graduate Diploma in Advanced Management from the Schulich School of Business, York University.

Strohan hails from Regina, Saskatchewan.

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