
Michael Paulsic
Energy Systems Engineering student at University of Regina; first graduate of the program's sustainable energy option.
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Jun 8, 2026
The 1st Energy Systems Graduates: Delaiya Dutchak and Michael Palsich
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2:42
And so how did you know you wanted to get into engineering when you finished high school?

Michael PaulsicGUEST
But after the third economic downturn, I decided I wanted to do something else that's more insulated against layoffs and job losses.

Michael PaulsicGUEST
And when I was picking my major, actually, I just took a notepad and wrote down all the individual topics that interested me.

Michael PaulsicGUEST
Then I browsed through all the majors on the University of Regina website and And picked one that covered all of them.
5:57
Michael, what was it when you switched? I think you said earlier you had also heard an announcement that this program was being launched?
