Shining Graduate Janey Deacon-Rosamond enters her teaching career after finding inspiration in students Janey Deacon-Rosamond's (BFA/BEd '23) time at the University of Lethbridge was all about exploration. She says persistent trial and error eventually led her down the path she was meant to take.
Shining Graduate Toni Craig believes continued education is key for educators Toni Craig (MEd '23) pursued a Master of Education to serve better the junior and senior high school students she teaches. As she prepares to walk the stage at Convocation, Craig is sharing her story and encouraging other educators to take the plunge and continue their learning journeys.
Shining Graduate Student Fisayo Latilo Fisayo Latilo (BA/BEd '19) returned to the University of Lethbridge to pursue graduate studies after teaching for both the Calgary Board of Education and Lethbridge School Division.
Addictions Counselling program has been a life-changing experience for Virginia Virginia Ridge, an Addictions Counselling major, came to ULethbridge as a college transfer student. Having experienced addiction first-hand, the knowledge and skills she's gained in the program have been life-changing.
How ULethbridge alumnus Jason Wegner is creating safe spaces for students by sharing his journey with Bipolar 1 Disorder Opening up about his journey with Bipolar 1 Disorder has become a superpower in Jason Wegner's practice as a middle school teacher.
ULethbridge alumna Heidi Wood reflects on hitting the red carpet for third Junos nomination A choral music teacher in Calgary, Wood has a hat trick of nominations for the MusiCounts Teacher of the Year Award.
How a Faculty of Education co-op placement helped Dorsa Sadr find her footing in Lethbridge For second-year Management student Dorsa Sadr, a co-op placement in the Faculty of Education has meant finding her place a long way from home.
Teaching in the Northwest Territories: How Landon Kowalzik found his home in Yellowknife Born and raised in southern Alberta, Kowalzik has now spent nearly two decades in the Northwest Territories after his first full-time teaching job took him to Yellowknife.
Faculty of Education enters 2023 after celebrating intern teachers, connecting with school division partners “We are so blessed to have such strong relationships with our school divisions, and the work they do with our students is amazing,” says Assistant Dean, Field Experiences, Dr. Sharon Pelech.
Lions Club donation aims to break down barriers for visually impaired students Lions Club, Picture Butte chapter, has donated $50,000 to help visually impaired ULethbridge students.
Getting ahead during the mid-semester grind: What your profs want you to know Whether you’re in your first term at the University of Lethbridge or your last, the mid-semester stress can really start to take a toll on even the most experienced of students.