The College of Medicine is a leader in Aboriginal health  programs, education, and services. We have a multitude of opportunities for Aboriginal and non-aboriginal students to learn about Aboriginal health, culture, and community. Ten percent of first year spaces are reserved for Aboriginal students. Awards for Aboriginal students are available, along with mentorship from pre-med right through residency. 

miyo-maskihkiy is Plains Cree for ‘Good Medicine’.
Artist Dale Cheechoo designed the above
logo for the College of Medicine in 2003,
in accordance with local Cree teachings.
The following represented within the logo:

Medicine Wheel
4 Directions and their Teachings
Balanced Lifestyle
Teepee
Plains Cree
Women and Family
15 Teepee Teachings
The Teepee Lodge faces the South
Colors of the Teepee
Métis Sash Pattern and the Métis People
Eagle Feather
Strength
Sweet Grass
Medicine
Snake
Represents knowledge in Greek Mythology – adapted by Western Medicine
Snake and Sweet Grass
Partnership of Both Worlds, Western and Aboriginal
Represents the Concept of Self-Purification
One must purify oneself before entering the lodge.
One must heal oneself before becoming a healer.
Harvest Moon
Saskatchewan