ULethbridge Stories (Page 41)

Shining graduate - Austin Kelly (BMgt '16, BSc Co-op '21)

Austin Kelly (BMgt ’16, BSc Co-op ’21) graduates this spring with a Bachelor of Science majoring in computer science and three co-op work terms at Waterton Lakes National Park through Parks Canada.

Shining graduate - Kristine Villaluna (BSc Co-op '21)

Kristine Vallaluna (BSc Co-op '21) will receive her Bachelor of Science degree in applied statistics, with a concentration in economics and a minor in computer science this spring. She will begin her next chapter at the U of T for the Master of Science graduate program starting this fall.

Shining graduate - Nelson Eze (BSc '21)

Nelson Eze (BSc '21) graduates this spring with his Bachelor of Science majoring in Geography. His co-op experience working as a field research technician for Ag-Quest gave Nelson insight into applying scientific principles to practical world issues.

Shining graduate and this year's recipient of the Silver Medal of the Governor General (Undergraduate) - Janelle Bykowski (BSc '21)

This year's winner of the Silver Medal of the Governor General (Undergraduate), Janelle Bykowski (BSc '21), is graduating with a Bachelor of Science in chemistry. At uLethbridge, Janelle enjoyed conducting research in chemistry professor Dr. Michael Gerken's lab.

Calgary Campus Shining Graduate: Ronke Ogunbiyi (BMgt '21)

My most memorable Lethbridge experience is getting to know the people, whether it was the staff or fellow students, a very diverse group of people. Each and every one of these connections deeply enriched my time at U of L and made my learning experience a joyous one.

Calgary Campus Shining Graduate: Pamela Johnson (BHSc '21)

As a single mom of 3, working full time as a LPN, it never seemed like the time would be right. The post-diploma Bachelor of Health Science program provided me with such an amazing opportunity to achieve my dreams.

Faculty Friday | Dr. Devon Smither, art history & museum studies

We had the pleasure of connecting with Fine Arts professor Dr. Devon Smither at the University of Lethbridge for this weeks Faculty Friday. She took us through how her research weaves together Canadian art, the nude, gender, and how these things shape cultural and social norms in Canada.

On Becoming a Teacher: Five Questions with Dominique Point du Jour (BEd '21)

There are two pieces of advice Dominique Point du Jour can give to those who are about to begin their teaching journey. "Be humble...persevere. Each day is a new opportunity to make a difference. If you are able to positively affect one student's day, you are doing something right."

Calgary Campus Shining Graduate: Krisanta Mae Armintia (BMgt '21)

Krisanta Mae Armintia (BMgt '21) believes that education pays the best interest and we should never stop learning. Learn more about Krisanta's experience and highlights as an international student at the Calgary Campus.

Congratulations to the Class of 2021 from the Calgary Campus

Earning a degree on the Calgary Campus is an amazing achievement and comes with a unique set of opportunities and challenges. The impressive drive, determination and incredible work-ethic displayed by each and every Calgary Campus graduate is remarkable and we couldn't be more proud!

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.

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!

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.

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.

The Link Between Wellness and Gratitude: Dr. Robin Bright

“There’s a scientific link between wellness and gratitude,” says Dr. Robin Bright, Assistant Dean of Field Experiences. “The more you feel gratitude in your life, the higher you score on wellness checklists.”

Calgary Campus Shining Graduate: Jordan Vos (BMgt '21)

Jordan Vos knows something about hard-work, taking chances and building valuable relationships. Read more about Jordan's Calgary Campus experience, highlights and his advice for new and future students.

Art history & museum studies professor, Devon Smither

Devon Smither is a professor of art history and museum studies, whose research focuses on women artists, representations of blackness in early Canadian art.

Faculty of Arts & Science Dean's Office Welcomes new Associate Dean, Dr. Hillary Rodrigues

As the Faculty of Arts & Science continues to navigate unprecedented budgetary and health challenges, Dean Matt Letts is pleased to announce that Dr. Hillary Rodrigues will join the associate team in July, replacing Dr. Harold Jansen while he takes up his post in the Library.

Blair Palmer Yoxall (BA '18) Bleeds Ink Onto the Pages of Western Novel

"I wanted to write a western that my grandfather would have loved and that my grandfather should have been able to read when he was alive." Blair Palmer Yoxall (BA ‘18) is writing a feminist Métis ‘western,’ centred on Métis women and children in 1885 during the North-West Resistance.

Congratulations to the Class of 2021 from the School of Graduate Studies

We are excited about your future and want to continue to follow your story. Please do stay in touch! We love nothing more than getting an unexpected update from one of our alums.

Congratulations to the class of 2021 from the Dhillon School of Business

Congratulations to the class of 2021 from the Dhillon School of Business!

Shining graduate & medal recipient Kacie Neamtu (BA/BEd '11, MA '21)

"Take risks, make connections, and believe in yourself. If you’re working on something you really care about, you never know what you can achieve!"

Shining graduate & medal recipient Doug Turnbull (BSc '15, PhD '21)

"It is an honour to be recognised for my studies at the U of L and inspiring to know those I worked with thought well of me during that time. I hope I can do them, and the University, proud as I transition into the next phase of my research career."