Kelly Morris - ULethbridge Stories (Page 2)

Taking flight together

How could Sarah Russell (BA ’19) picture herself a university graduate when she’d never seen one in her family? How could she be expected to navigate an education system in a world with which she could not relate?

6 Questions with Kelsey Black (Art History/Museum Studies)

Art History Museum Studies student Kelsey Black answers 6 questions about her student experience with advice to those joining the uLethbridge family.

6 questions with Holly Kletke (Music/Education)

Music/Education student Holly Kletke answers 6 questions about her student experience with advice to those considering applying.

6 questions with Kacie Hall (Drama)

Drama student, president of the Theatre Arts Society and artistic director of the Musical Theatre Society, Kacie Hall, answers questions about her student experience.

Faculty of Fine Arts New Student Orientation

Dean, Dr. Mary Ingraham, welcomes you to the Faculty of Fine Arts, sharing advice and resources to jump-start your academic journey.

Two Bears named Tier II Canada Research Chair in Indigenous Arts Research and Technology

The Government of Canada has named Jackson 2Bears, assistant professor of Indigenous art studio and media arts at the University of Lethbridge, a Tier II Canada Research Chair in Indigenous Arts Research and Technology.

Artist Mary Kavanagh examines atomic legacies

75th anniversary of first nuclear detonation topic of international exhibitions by Mary Kavanagh

Five questions with Shining Graduate Elise Pundyk (BFA - Art '20)

Elise Pundyk (BFA - Art '20) was involved in the creation of the World University Service of Canada uLethbridge student group. She is now involved with the United Nation’s Major Group for Children and Youth on a Task Force putting together the Global Forum on Migration and Development.

uLethbridge sends convocation home with love

The most momentous occasion of the year could not be passed by without the requisite pomp and circumstance, so uLethbridge sent convocation home to the class of 2020.

Don’t discredit the electives: liberal education opens doors to new career opportunities for recent graduate

Sometimes the area of study that you start at university is not the career you end up in. Thanks to the flexible liberal education environment at the University of Lethbridge, exposure to new classes and ideas led to an inspiring new career for recent graduate Farah Rajan (BASc ’20).

University Wind Orchestra celebrates convocation 2020

Dr. Chee Meng Low, Director, and members of the Wind Orchestra bring the traditional tune to the Graduating Class of 2020, from their homes to yours.

Five questions with Shining Graduate Anna Bosgra (BMus '20)

Anna Bosgra (BMus ’20; tuba) was a stand out student in the Department of Music, noted by her instructors as a dedicated student who consistently achieved high grades and strove to ensure that her musical development put her on a level to be recognized outside of uLethbridge.

Five questions with Shining Graduate Gerald Rogers (BMus '20)

Gerald Rogers (BMus ’20; trombone) auditioned and was selected to be a participant in the 2020 National Youth Band of Canada and was selected as a participant in the Denis Wick Canadian Wind Ensemble.

Five questions with Shining Graduate Austin Knibb (BFA - New Media '20)

During a time when he should have been donning his cap and walking the stage with his fellow classmates, Austin Knibb (BFA - New Media '20) took on the task of bringing convocation to their homes instead, creating the 2020 Convocation Video.

Five questions with Shining Graduate Jaylyn Potts (BFA - Art '20)

During her time in the Art History and Museum Studies program, Jaylyn Potts (BFA ’20) had the unique opportunity to do two internships with the University of Lethbridge Art Gallery soon after receiving a significant donation to their collection from Dr. Margaret (Marmie) Perkins Hess.

Five questions with Shining Graduate Kylie Fineday (BFA - Art '20)

For consistently presenting a remarkable level of professionalism, compassion and creative engagement while maintaining top academic standing, the University of Lethbridge is proud to recognize Kylie Fineday with the 2020 Faculty of Fine Arts Gold Medal.

Five questions with Shining Graduate Tyler Muzzin (MFA Art '20)

Consistently dedicated to the highest standards in art and scholarship, balancing these with teaching and community building, his creative research and critical writing exemplify the high ambition, deep curiosity, and methodological rigour that underlie advanced art today.

Five questions with Shining Graduate Kierian Turner (BMus - DAA '20)

Kierian Turner's track record is a tour de force, exhibiting a consistent pattern of ambitious achievements. His drive and passion for his programme of study and the student experience are matched by his pursuit of professional opportunities in the fields of music and the digital audio arts.

Faculty of Health Sciences ensured Alysha her convocation experience

In March, before COVID closures, the Faculty of Health Sciences led the effort to present a special graduation ceremony for one of its own, nursing student Alysha Ramus (BN ’20).

Five questions with Shining Student Carter Potts (BMus - DAA '20)

Carter Potts (BMus – DAA ’20) made an impact on his faculty and his classmates during his time as a Digital Audio Arts student.

Five questions with Shining Student Jake Rose (BFA - Dramatic Arts '20)

Jake Rose (BFA – Dramatic Arts ’20) was an engaged and high-achieving drama student throughout his degree, getting involved in performance and behind-the-scenes opportunities, winning two Play Right Prize competitions and starting as in intern with local company Theatre Outre upon graduating.

Ashley Schneberger (BMus '20) kicks off convocation week with 'O Canada'

Ashley Schneberger (BMus '20; voice) was invited by Dr. Janet Youngdahl to sing 'O Canada' at the spring 2020 convocation ceremonies. In lieu of a live performance, Ashley was thrilled to kick off convocation week for her fellow graduates virtually.

Congratulations class of 2020 from the Faculty of Fine Arts

While we can’t be with you in person, we send our proudest CONGRATULATIONS, from our homes to yours.

Donation that spurred healthcare scrub project comes full circle

After news went out about the Drama Department costume shop technicians building scrubs for health care workers, the family of the original fabric donation was thrilled to hear how the fabric was being used.

Drama Department costume technicians make scrubs for healthcare workers

Thanks to a fabric donation received 11 years ago, nurses at Good Samaritan Park Meadows Village supportive living facility are receiving new scrubs and scrub bags in a time of need.