Abigail Shakespeare

"I would encourage students to try things that bring them discomfort co-ops case competitions, joining a club, starting a club, or VOLUNTEERING. I started my post-secondary career, mostly focused on my in-class work. Still, employers are looking for students with experiential learning experiences."

Experiential Education Advisor, Kyra Gillert works to ensure the success of the MyExperience Transcript Initiative, connecting students to experiential learning opportunities.

Work-integrated learning and career development can have life-changing outcomes when connecting student interest to real-world applications.

As a Career Coach, Emily Brown helps students with all aspects of their career journey, from selecting a program, to writing a killer resume and cover letter, to applying to graduate school.

"The best part of my job is helping all of the students, from applying for admission, registering for classes, entering final grades, and preparing their parchment for graduation. It is very satisfying to see a student complete the whole process."

Asheley Cowie has been a part of the uLethbridge team for 13 years and has spent much of this summer pivoting her student programming to create an impactful New Student Orientation event.

Todd Doucette is a 12 year staff member, working as a Digital Media Specialist in the Teaching Centre. He has a passion for travel and working collaboratively with his colleagues to have the greatest impact possible.

After some health struggles earlier in her life, Sheila turned to fitness. Now, the best part of her job is interacting with clients and being part of their health and fitness journey.

Heather loves assisting students and working to offer an amazing uLethbridge experience. 2020 Spring convocation in it's new format would not have been possible without her!