Applications for the January 2002 internship will be available in April. Moreover, the awards reflect the achievements of all University of Regina alumni and the contributions each of us makes every day whether at our place of employment, within our families, or for our community. Two awards can be awarded each year, one in the Business and Professional category and one in Community Service. This is our opportunity to take pride in the achievements of our own. The SEC offers a variety of classes in art, music, physical activities, computers, several academic fields and more.
Most classes are eight weeks in duration, with no exams, assignments or prerequisites.
A branch of the U of R's Centre for Continuing Education, the Seniors' Education Centre is located on the College Avenue campus. Perry, who still lives independently, is one of SEC's first members. In addition to serving on several committees, she has taken about 70 classes through the Centre. A former teacher, Perry has been an active Regina resident for many years. She performed in the first Regina Little Theatre production in 1927.