Faculty of Fine Arts Gold Medal winner: Hana Hubley We congratulate Hana Hubley (BMus ’23) as the Fine Arts Gold Medal winner! While maintaining the highest standard of academic excellence, she has worked tirelessly as an exemplar and an advocate for the music studio program.
Dilini Abeyrama - School of Graduate Studies Medal of Merit, Doctor of Philosophy Dilini Abeyrama (PhD ’23), a dedicated scientist from Sri Lanka, has earned the Graduate Studies Silver Medal of Merit (PhD) at ULethbridge. Her journey is truly inspiring, reflecting her unwavering dedication to academia.
Amiikstamik (Iron Bull) Darrell Daniels empowers Indigenous voices and inspires change As a passionate advocate for Indigenous rights and a proud member of the Siksika Nation, Amiikstamik (Iron Bull) Darrell Daniels (BA ’23) has exemplified the transformative potential of education through his remarkable journey at ULethbridge.
Shining Graduate Brett Wells helps create a sense of community on campus Brett Wells' (BSc Co-op '23) journey at ULethbridge was defined by his active involvement in ULSU clubs, his dedication to his studies, and his unwavering passion for disc golf.
Shining Graduate Anika Randle embraced resilience and cultural connections at ULethbridge With determination and a passion for languages, Anika Randle (BA ’23) embarked on an academic journey that shaped her into a tenacious individual, prepared to conquer any challenge.
Shining Graduate Kirsty McFadyen nurtures a passion for plant ecology at ULethbridge Kirsty McFadyen’s (BSc Co-op ’23) ULethbridge journey is a testament to the power of perseverance and interdisciplinary learning. Through her dedication to scientific discovery and the invaluable mentorship of Dr. McCune, Kirsty discovered her passion for plant ecology and conservation.
From iGEM to innovating antibiotics: Sydnee Calhoun's inspiring journey at ULethbridge From her early involvement in the iGEM competition to her research in the field of biochemistry, Sydnee Calhoun (MSc '23 (BSc Co-op '19)) has left an indelible mark on the University and the world of scientific innovation.
Shining Student Ty Dudas Third-year neuroscience student Ty Dudas embraces ULethbridge’s liberal education philosophy and takes courses outside his major. This discovery led him to organic chemistry and research he hopes will be used to make new medicines and agrochemicals cheaper.
Shining Student Veda Hegde Participating in research and her graduate studies supervisor's support has helped master's student Veda Hegde evolve into a strong and independent researcher at the University of Lethbridge, where she has trained a few undergraduate students in the Thakor lab and emerged as a student leader.
Kinesiology student Leeza Voyevoda is living a dream during her Semester at Sea In her final year of kinesiology at ULethbridge, Leeza Voyevoda decided to throw caution to the wind and take part in Semester at Sea. She has met people from all around the world with perspectives that have enhanced her own while exploring courses that pique her interest.
Shining Student Saren Moore Faculty from the Department of Anthropology have influenced Shining Student Saren Moore's inspirations, viewpoints, and ideas for future work in the field by providing him with diverse educational experiences that have shaped his way forward.
Shining Student Kailyn Baum Despite already knowing that a degree in biological sciences at ULethbridge would set her up for a future in veterinary medicine, Shining Student Kailyn Baum joined the Co-operative Education program to broaden her scope of career possibilities and try new experiences.
Shining Student Aleah Bastien (BA ‘21) Aleah Bastien (BA '21) discovered her passion for research and activism as an undergrad at ULethbridge. With the encouragement of her professors, she is working towards finishing her master's thesis for her MA in women and gender studies.
Shining Student Matthew Cameron When choosing where to pursue a degree in biochemistry, ULethbridge was an obvious choice for Shining Student Matthew Cameron because of his familiarity with the campus, and the liberal education foundation that lets students develop knowledge in various disciplines.
Shining Student Lawrenz Decano A program that provided flexibility in program selection when applying to grad school was important to Shining Student Lawrenz Decano. The Urban and regional studies program allows him to explore the dynamics that inform architecture, instead of committing entirely to a career in architecture.
Shining Student Keiran Bodner After completing his diploma at Lethbridge College, Shining Student Keiran Bodner chose ULethbridge's renowned psychology program. During Keiran's time at ULethbridge, he has taken advantage of every opportunity to engage in research.
Shining Student Myla Sept After being at ULethbridge for a semester, Shining Student Myla Sept switched majors from neuroscience to psychology, and she couldn’t be happier as it is a much better fit. She is looking forward to a future that includes grad school and becoming a couples counsellor one day.
Shining Student Rebecca Jeong (BSc ‘20) After completing independent studies and an undergraduate thesis during her BSc in chemistry at ULethbridge, Rebecca Jeong (BSc '20) became passionate about computational chemistry. As the University has great faculty members and facilities, she was excited to continue her graduate studies here.
Shining Student Hanna Fantin (BA ‘22) Not really knowing what to study at university, Hanna Fantin (BA '22) chose ULethbridge as a place to start fresh in a new city. After falling in love with a major she selected by chance and faculty who truly care about students, Hanna continues her journey with a master’s in history.
Shining Student Jessenia Buzunis-Delagneau Shining Student Jessenia Buzunis-Delagneau knew what she wanted to study for a long time before she came to ULethbridge. Philosophy is her life's passion, and she has always been very excited and interested in the beauty and complexity of life on Earth.
Shining Student Zachary Robinson After completing many independent studies and a summer work term in Dr. Trushar Patel’s lab, Shining Student Zachary Robinson decided that scientific research was something he wanted to pursue long-term.
Shining Student Apryl Nish Taking her knowledge into the field, this past summer Shining Student Apryl Nish conducted research on Akamina Valley regrowth following the 2017 Kenow Fire in Waterton, Alberta.
Shining Student Danelle Mantler Psychology is a family affair for Danelle Mantler, as both of her parents work in the field. She has always found the field interesting. Danelle's dad is an alum and as such, she is already familiar with campus. She chose ULethbridge rather than disrupt her daughter’s life by moving to another city.
Shining Student Makay Murray (BSc ‘19) Makay Murray (BSc '19) hopes to one day work in the field of drug discovery and design to help eradicate the next big disease. After excelling in chemistry research as an undergraduate student at ULethbridge, Makay decided to stay on and pursue his master's and then his doctorate.
Shining Student Alyssa Groves Shining Student Alyssa Grove's involvement in research early on in her degree enabled her to define the area of medicine she intends to pursue after graduation. She now plans to become a physician and work in rural Albertan communities instead of in veterinary medicine.