Lillian Eva Dyck (Cree)
Where this person sits
Among the 136 milestones in the list, this person's 4 fall between 1968 and 1996.
1866 2026
Milestones
1968 BA
University of Saskatchewan
First Indigenous Canadian to earn a BA in chemistry and second Indigenous woman to earn a university science degree in Canada.
1970 MSc
University of Saskatchewan
First Indigenous woman to earn an MSc. Fourth Indigenous Canadian to earn graduate degree of any kind (MSc, Biochemistry) at a Canadian university. She was the second Indigenous Canadian to earn a graduate degree in a STEM field and the first Indigenous Canadian to earn a graduate degree at the University of Saskatchewan.
1981 PhD
University of Saskatchewan
Second Indigenous Canadian to earn a PhD and one of the first two to earn a PhD at a Canadian university. First Indigenous Canadian to earn a PhD in a STEM field (Biological Psychiatry). She was also the first Indigenous PhD graduate from the University of Saskatchewan.
1996 Full Prof.
University of Saskatchewan
First Indigenous Canadian to be appointed as a full professor in a STEM field (Biological Psychiatry) at a Canadian university. Second Indigenous Canadian to be appointed as a full professor at Canadian university. Second Indigenous Canadian to be appointed to a faculty position at the University of Saskatchewan.
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- Norman Lickers (Mohawk)
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- Jean-Henri Lagasse (Métis)
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- Peter Lougheed (Métis)
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