U of L study highlights the importance of nurses in pandemic times Carmen Torrie's research study looks at the role of rural public health nurses during a pandemic.
Morgan Magnuson (BN '11), RN, MPH, Faculty of Health Sciences Nursing Instructor For Morgan Magnuson (BN '11), there was never any question that she'd attend uLethbridge. Her inspiration to study nursing came through a nurse who provided health promotion services at her high school.
Wilma Spear Chief (BASC (BA) '77), Indigenous Counsellor, Counselling Services An avid hiker, Wilma Spear Chief joined uLethbridge last December as an Indigenous counsellor.
Neil Langevin (BA/BEd '91, MEd '10) Director, Pronghorn Athletics Neil has been part of the uLethbridge family for more than 30 years. A longtime teacher and rugby coach, he joined the U of L as athletics director last year.
Penny D'Agnone (BSc '99, MSc '03), grants facilitator, Office of Research and Innovation Services Penny has been part of the uLethbridge family since 1994, first arriving as a student. After completing a bachelor's and master's degree, she soon joined the Office of Research and Innovation Services, where she's been for 15 years.
Doug Mackie, executive director, Campus Safety The pandemic has been a challenge for everyone, but it has also come with valuable lessons. Doug has seen how resilient his team members are and how they've consistently responded with enthusiasm, regardless of the situation.
Ana Lozoya Herrera, Manager, IT Services Project Management Office As manager of the Project Management Office in IT Services, one of Ana's duties is managing a large project aimed at improving the uLethbridge recruitment websites.
Dr. Shayne Dahl, sessional instructor, Department of Religious Studies Seeing the look of learning in his students' eyes is the best part of being a sessional instructor, says Dr. Shayne Dahl.
Rob Horlacher, Instructional Design Specialist, Library Along with being a tech guru and the engineer behind the Library's Project Sandbox workshops, Rob Horlacher likes to get his hands dirty working in the garden.
The Women Scholars' Speaker Series The Women Scholars' Speaker Series has been going strong for almost 20 years, showcasing the talented women researchers on campus.
Dr. Jackson Two Bears, Faculty of Fine Arts, Associate Professor of Art Studio Believe it or not, Dr. Jackson Two Bears says he prefers more material-based studio work despite the fact he works almost exclusively in a digital environment right now.
Carly Sharpe (BA '05, MEd '09) Registered Psychologist, U of L Counselling Services Carly Sharpe is a proud alumna who's passionate about her work providing counselling to students and offering workshops as needed.
Devan McNeill Devan McNeill has travelled and worked across Canada but now calls Lethbridge home. In addition to his work in Therapeutic Recreation at the U of L, he's pursuing a PhD.
Dr. Sienna Caspar Among the many lessons she imparts to students in the Therapeutic Recreation program is that relationships are the foundation in any helping profession.
Meeting challenges paved the way to success Finding her niche, Angelica Zucchiatti is using her degree as a springboard to help people with addictions.
Students gain research skills through Mitacs internships Five uLethbridge students have upped their research skills this summer thanks to $15,000 in funding from Mitacs. The funding, offered in partnership with member universities, gives undergraduate and graduate students the opportunity
Employee Spotlight: Juliet Graham, Registrar, uLethbridge Art Gallery A paper conservator, Juliet Graham has seen some of the oldest books in Canada. As the Art Gallery registrar, she keeps track of more than 15,000 artworks.
Employee Spotlight: Kevin Vadnais (BSc '00), Manager, Information Management and Security Office An admitted computer nerd, Kevin spent eight years doing R & D with Hewlitt Packard before joining the U of L.
Employee Spotlight: Dr. Athena Elafros, Assistant Professor, Department of Sociology After working as an academic at small liberal arts colleges in New York state for the past six years, Elafros is glad to be back in Canada.
Employee Spotlight: Steve Brodrick (BMgt '09), Director, Housing Services Steve Brodrick, world traveller, makes sure residence students have everything they need for their home away from home
Employee Spotlight: Dr. Brendan McAllister, Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council Post-doctoral Fellow, Department of Neuroscience Meet Dr. Brendan McAllister, a post-doctoral fellow conducting research in Dr. Majid Mohajerani's neuroscience lab.
Employee Spotlight: Cara LaMontagne (BMgt '03), Manager, Campus Mobility Services Cara LaMontagne applies her management skills to everything related to getting around on campus, from parking your car to the magnetic signs
Employee Spotlight: Lukas Neamtu (BSc '08), Programs Coordinator, Applied Studies & Co-op Meet Lukas Neamtu, a ball of energy who works with students involved in co-op work terms and applied studies. This former band geek also serves on the SOS committee.
Employee Spotlight: Nicole Bach (BSc '19), Project Manager, Destination Project Nicole Bach has been involved with the Destination Project from its earliest days through to completion, all while finishing her degree!
Employee Spotlight: Dr. Borries Demeler, Professor and Canada 150 Research Chair, Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry Dr. Borries Demeler, whose expertise is in analytical ultracentrifugation, once made his living as a carpenter.