Caroline Zentner - ULethbridge Stories (Page 8)

Pam Safinuk, accounting clerk, Financial Services

Pam Safinuk is mom to three grown children, the carer for a number of houseplants and tropical fish and an aspiring author.

Dr. Reginald Bibby, sociology professor, looks back on a stellar 46-year career

Dr. Reg Bibby plans to keep on surveying Canadians about their beliefs and values following his retirement

Dr. Dennis Connolly has supported students throughout his 54-year career

Dr. Dennis Connolly (LLD ’17) started teaching mathematics in 1967, when ULethbridge was a mere fledgling, and he’s been a fixture ever since. An excellent teacher, he willingly gives his time and support to students and the community.

Dr. Cor Van Raay helps secure the future of agribusiness in southern Alberta

Cor Van Raay had his eye on the future of the area when he donated funds to establish the Cor Van Raay Southern Alberta Agribusiness Program.

Walking alongside Indigenous children and families

The Early Years program weaves together Indigenous-led community innovation and resources and the latest scientific research in early child development.

Evelyn Hamilton exemplified the value of a liberal education

Generous donation from Art and Mary Jane Crooks to establish the Evelyn Hamilton Chair in Liberal Education will help create the global citizens of tomorrow.

Matthew Somerville wins 2021 Michael Chan Prize in Asian Studies

“Poetry doesn’t have an explicit interaction; it’s really the emotion and through that emotion we get influenced,” says Somerville.

Congratulations Fall 2021 Faculty of Health Sciences graduates

Congratulations to Faculty of Health Sciences graduates!

Nelly (Cornelia) Sana (BHSc '21) aims for a career in public health

Nelly Sana wants to make an impact on health before illness occurs to allow people to live healthier and happier lives.

Support key to helping Master of Nursing students overcome challenges

These exceptionally dedicated nurses persevered with their studies despite onerous demands on their time.

Dr. Paul Hayes returns from five-month fellowship in Japan

During their five-month stay in Japan, Dr. Paul Hayes and his family hiked to the top of Mt. Fuji.

U of L neuroscientist elected to the Royal Society of Canada

During his lengthy career, Dr. Rob Sutherland has made exceptional contributions to neuroscience.

Dr. Carol Williams hands over the reins at the Centre for Oral History and Tradition

Dr. Carol Williams steps down as director of COHT; Drs. Carly Adams and Jodie Asselin become co-directors

Dhillon School of Business students raise record amount of funding in Streets Alive mosaic project

After almost a year, a fundraising project by students in the Dhillon School of Business finally came to fruition with the unveiling of a mural by Streets Alive on the outside of its downtown building.

Natasha Buis Deering (BA '02) Executive Director (SEM) & Registrar

Natasha had a transformational experience when she was a uLethbridge student and now she works to ensure every student has the same.

HYRS students gain lab experience while conducting research

Trinity Ley Ramos and Eva Glenn have used NMR technology to analyze urine samples from athletes who've suffered concussions.

Gift provides tuition awards for oral history summer institute

Blaise Bastien was one of five Indigenous students who received tuition awards to the Oral History Summer Institute.

Czarina Balbina Bonifacio (BN '13, MN '21) is a shining graduate and a recipient of the School of Graduate Studies Silver Medal of Merit

Czarina Balbina Bonifacio found a role model close to home — her mom, Dr. Glenda Bonifacio, a professor in the University of Lethbridge’s Women and Gender Studies department. The support and inspiration provided by her mother gave Czarina both perspective and direction.

Meet Cassandra Zucht (BN '21), shining graduate and this year's recipient of the Faculty of Health Sciences Gold Medal

Cassandra Zucht (BN '21) chose to study nursing so she could help make some of the worst days in people's lives a bit better.

Success came through perseverance for Martin Eagle Child (BA '13, BHSc '21)

More than halfway through his program, Martin became the primary caregiver for his elderly father, who had suffered a broken leg. He wasn't sure he could continue with his studies, but a combination of caregiver benefits and being able to study from home allowed him to persevere.

Shining graduate and this year’s recipient of the School of Graduate Studies Silver Medal of Merit, Czarina Balbina Bonifacio (MN '21)

Wanting to prepare herself for roles with increased responsibilities in the health-care system spurred Czarina Balbina Bonifacio to enrol in the Master's of Nursing program.

Congratulations to the Class of 2021 from the Faculty of Health Sciences

To the graduating class of the Faculty of Health Sciences, 2021 — a heartfelt CONGRATULATIONS! We are overwhelmed with pride and respect for your achievements!

Perseverance pays off for Martin Eagle Child (BA ’13, BHSc ’21)

More than halfway through his program, Martin became the primary caregiver for his elderly father, who had suffered a broken leg. He wasn't sure he could continue with his studies, but a combination of caregiver benefits and being able to study from home allowed him to persevere.

Mike Pinder (BSc '04), manager, Building Maintenance & Grounds

When Mike Pinder isn't busy making sure uLethbridge buildings and grounds are in tip-top condition, he admits to being somewhat of a space nerd.

Carmen Guenther (BA/BEd ’06) Sexual Violence Prevention Educator

Carmen Guenther brings a wide variety of experience to her role as sexual violence prevention educator, a role she began in January.