Meeting of the Minds 2022: Images of Research Images of Research highlights ULethbridge graduate students' work. With a remarkable breadth and depth of research, submissions to the photography competition includes fascinating imagery few people have the opportunity to enjoy otherwise.
Shining Student Annaliese Downey Shining Student Annaliese Downey found a passion outside of her major that led to an incredibly rewarding research project.
Shining Student Sean Park Shining Student Sean Park chose uLethbridge because of the atmosphere and sense of community on a smaller campus—it allowed him to pursue a quality education while building relationships with faculty and peers to get the most from his uLethbridge experience.
New Dhillon School of Business finance diploma a lucrative addition to southern Alberta The finance diploma, previously not offered by any post-secondary institute in Lethbridge, will open up opportunities for graduates in banking, finance and risk management industries in entry-level and mid-level management positions.
On Becoming a Teacher: Karl Hanson used video game software to help make early Canadian history come alive "After seeing how my male students in particular would spend every second possible playing online games, I wondered if I could turn class content into a game the students would enjoy," Karl Hanson (BEd '22).
Bryson Duda (BSc '08), ULethbridge Library technical specialist As a student, Bryson rarely used the University Library. That's changed in the past 10 years, as he's grown to appreciate a library's role in promoting information literacy.
Fill industry demand for data analytical skills with Dr. Feng Jiao Dr. Feng Jiao understands better than most the power of data and business analytics to improve financial performance. Thankfully, Dr. Jiao shares his knowledge with students in the course- and project-based MSc (Mgt) Business Analytics concentration.
Driving Business Decisions Through Data The Dhillon School of Business new MSc (Mgt) Business Analytics concentration takes number crunching to a whole new level.
On Becoming a Teacher: "I couldn’t imagine teaching without learning from students,” Vivianna Lee "I have learned how important it is to develop rapport with students. Every child you meet is so unique and there is so much to learn from them," says Vivianna Lee (BA/BEd '22).
ULethbridge engineering played a prominent role in setting the foundation for Adam Sundberg "Engineering is a complex and challenging profession, but the atmosphere at the U of L allowed me to grow confident in my abilities and in the belief that I could succeed in my studies."
Student-led change: co-op student gains national recognition Lionel Migrino, Dhillon School of Business student at the University of Lethbridge who lives with cerebral palsy, is making a difference on the co-op job— a difference that has won him national recognition.
Darren Schell (BSc '01), interim associate vice-president (information technology) Darren Schell, an alum and 20-year employee of ULethbridge, is interim associate vice-president (information technology). Along with hiking and camping with his family, Darren plays guitar and chess.
Chataya Holy Singer's logo design inspired by the iniskim Chataya Holy Singer, emerging Blackfoot artist and Indigenous Studio Art student, wove Blackfoot culture and tales of the buffalo and buffalo hunters into her commissioned logo design for the 2022 Moonlight Run.
Steph Elder, program coordinator Destination Exploration "What we do is not school, we take concepts learned in school and build hands-on activities for kids to do and explore with. Seeing their faces when they realize that they are encouraged to make a mess or build that crazy idea they have in their heads is the best. "
Margot Aasman, financial officer, Faculty of Fine Arts Meet Margot Aasman, the financial officer for the Faculty of Fine Arts. "I have enjoyed the wide scope of my current position that has made my job so rewarding."
Congratulations to Shining Graduate Tosin Ajibulu Feeling valued as a student is important to Shining Student Tosin Ajibulu. When selecting a university, she had the opportunity to interact with people from several universities, and she recognized that uLethbridge is filled with people who care about students.
Tommy Awoderu - Pronghorn Track & Field "It’s a month that celebrates the excellence, success, and achievement of Black people."
Alumna Kennedy Greene (BFA - Dramatic Arts ’13) is on the right path with her career in stage management Working in theatre was not always part of University of Lethbridge alumna Kennedy Greene’s (BFA ’13) career plan, but it did become her calling.
Glenda Martens (BFA '03), digital media specialist (design), Teaching Centre Meet Glenda Martens, the Digital Media Specialist (Design) for the Teaching Centre.
Deng Dak - Pronghorn Basketball "It’s means a lot. It’s a month where I can actually sit and reflect on the trials and tribulations that people that look just like me went through."
Moreau Darlington - Pronghorn Basketball "Keep pushing, no matter your current situation. Keep pushing, keep believing, keep showing up every day no matter the outcome eventually it pays off in more way than you can imagine."
Bawo Ewowo - Pronghorn Track and Field "To me Black History Month is about the recognition and celebration of Black people who have contribution to society."
Angelo Mbituyimana - Pronghorn Basketball “Nothing is given, everything is earned” Don’t go and ask for the respect from others, go and earn it."
De'Andrae Pierre - Pronghorn Basketball "I'm not the first and for sure won't be the last I just hope to make a positive impact while I'm here."
Tyrell Cook - Pronghorn Soccer "Black history month is way more than the celebration of black people one month of a year. It’s a starting point to show the many contributions black people continue to make in communities and around the world."
