Students showcase work in 2026 research poster competition
Judges commended the quality of each entry in the competition at the University of Saskatchewan College of Law (USask Law).
The 2026 Research Poster Competition was held Thursday, March 6, hosted by the college and CREATE Justice (Centre for Research, Evaluation, and Action Towards Equal Justice).
The judging panel was impressed with each entry and said each student did an excellent job presenting their research. You may see all of the posters on the CREATE Justice website.
Judges selected the posters below as the top three entries; they are listed in alphabetical order. The winner of the audience choice award is also listed.
Congratulations to all!
Veronica Dirk-Pothier: Strengthening Tenants' Rights: CLASSIC Law's Impact on Developing Residential Tenancy Law
Andie Hidlebaugh: Wealth-Proofing Punishment: The Case for Income-Based Fines in Canada
Jenna Meili: The Language of Legal Judgments: An Exploration of Trauma-Informed Judicial Writing
Audience Choice - Sarah Hodson: Dignity Over Displacement: Adopting a Human Right to Housing Approach to Address the Rise of Encampments in Saskatoon
