Shining Graduate Ikinainiahkii (Gently Singing), Camina Weasel Moccasin Ikinainiahkii, Camina Weasel Moccasin's (BA '13, MA '24) pursuit of graduate studies at ULethbridge was driven by her dedication to Blackfoot culture. Reflected in her thesis focusing on Blackfoot sacred and significant sites, she aims to reform heritage management policy and procedure.
Shining Math Student Caleb Van't Land Engaging in summer research with Dr. Hadi Kharaghani from the Department of Mathematics & Computer Science, Caleb Van’t Land has delved into mathematical research, gaining invaluable experiences.
Shining Graduate Iinisskiimmaki, Kirsten Lindley, is passionate about Indigenous culture and issues Kirsten Lindley (BHSc '24) plans to centre Indigenous perspectives of health, including Indigenous languages, Indigenous food sovereignty and cultural practices, as health prevention and interventions.
Dr. Richelle Marynowski (BEd '94), Professor & Associate Dean, Faculty of Education and incoming Convocation Chief Marshal Originally from Picture Butte, Dr. Richelle Marynowski has been a faculty member in the Faculty of Education since 2011. She has been appointed ULethbridge's next Convocation Chief Marshal.
Shining Music Graduate Jaimee Jarvie builds Multiple Sclerosis community through song When Faculty of Fine Arts graduate Jaimee Jarvie (BMus '13, MMus '24) was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis, her path to understand and accept her new reality led her to graduate studies at the University of Lethbridge.
Shining Fine Arts Graduate Kort Woycheshin excels with variety, mentorship and co-op Fine Arts graduate Kort Woycheshin was able to take part in many different experiences during his time at the University of Lethbridge.
Shining Dramatic Arts Graduate Ahona Sanyal brings love of theatre to community Fine Arts graduand Ahona Sanyal (BFA - Dramatic Arts '24) fostered her passion for creativity as a student, taking part in a variety of experiences both onstage and offstage.
Shining Graduate Cody Chipman Having just accepted his first teaching position directly out of university, Cody Chipman (BA/BEd '24) attributes much of his success to his loved ones and support network. He now prepares to embark on yet another journey as his family eagerly awaits the arrival of a new addition.
Shining Educational Leadership Graduate litspyaapainskiaki (Singing in the Wind), Irene Young Pine Guided by her past, Irene Young Pine (MEd '24 (BA/BEd '11)) continues her journey towards cultivating the next generation of teachers. Drawing from the reconciliation of her own lived experiences, she looks to advance her work as an educator by teaching Indigenous Education at Ulethbridge.
Shining Graduate Caitlin McCaughey As a professional opera singer, Caitlin McCaughey has performed for thousands and even serenaded a rat in the streets of Italy. Now she can proudly include 'two-time University of Lethbridge graduate' among her list of achievements.
Shining Education Graduate & Horns Rugby Alumna Sofia Hoff In her first year at the University of Lethbridge, Sofia Hoff (BA/BEd '24) accomplished a significant personal milestone: joining her two older sisters, Eden and Siena, on the Women's Rugby team.
Shining Graduate Jodi Newman Jodi Newman's dedication to philosophical inquiry and drive for social change are evident. Through her research on online dehumanization, she showcases her commitment to creating safer and more equitable digital environments.
Shining Graduate Nato’yi’kina’soyi (Holy Light that Shines Bright), Hali Heavy Shield inspires through artistry and leadership Accomplished multi-disciplinary artist, author, instructor and mentor, Nato’yi’kina’soyi (Holy Light that Shines Bright), Hali Heavy Shield (BA/BEd ’06, MEd ’12) is the first female Blackfoot PhD recipient at Iniskim, University of Lethbridge.
Shining Graduate Ma’koyii Aa’poo’wa (Rising Wolf), Allan Blake Tailfeathers perseveres beyond struggle Overcoming significant personal hardship, Shining Graduand Ma’koyii Aa’poo’wa (Rising Wolf), Allan Blake Tailfeathers demonstrates that anything is possible. Blake’s desire to help others & give back to his community led him to ULethbridge’s Faculty of Health Sciences Addictions Counselling program.
CJ Johnson (BHSc '24) — Faculty of Health Sciences Gold Medal CJ Johnson is passionate about breaking down barriers that hinder access to essential health-care services. She intends to pursue graduate studies and focus on enhancing mental health programs for marginalized groups.
Shining Graduate Anika Dirk sees a bright future ahead Shining graduand Anika Dirk intends to pursue graduate studies and foresees a future working with clients who have experienced trauma, specifically post-traumatic stress disorder.
Shining Graduate Isabella Lee on building a foundation of fortitude Isabella Lee (BA '16, BMgt '24) doesn’t back down from a challenge. Having earned a Bachelor of Arts with a double major in anthropology and history in 2016, Isabella came back to the University of Lethbridge to pursue a Bachelor of Management as a Second Degree in accounting.
Shining Graduate Ruijie Fan aspires to enhance business sustainability Ruijie Fan (MSc (Mgt) '24), an international student hailing from Nanjing, Jiangsu Province, China, came to the University of Lethbridge with a Bachelor of Commerce (Honors) in Finance and a Master of Finance from the University of Manitoba already under his belt.
Shining Graduate Cameron Beazer Cameron Beazer’s time at the University of Lethbridge has been marked by moments of revelation and mentorship, notably sparked by Dr. Louise Barrett, whose guidance ignited Cameron's passion for academic pursuits, culminating in a BSc with majors in neuroscience and psychology.
Shining Graduate Samantha Scott's ULethbridge journey took a change of course Samantha Scott (BA Co-op '24) credits the University's liberal education philosophy with helping her find the right career path, and since then she's taken every opportunity to separate herself from the rest of the crowd in the world of work.
10 years of changing lives – An Indigenous mentor program marks a milestone The Dhillon School of Business Indigenous Mentor Program celebrates 10 years of making a difference in the lives of middle, high school and university students, as well as alumni.
Gail MacKillican (BA '09), Privacy Officer and Legal Assistant, General Counsel and Privacy Office Gail MacKillican has called Lethbridge home since 2005. In her role as Privacy Officer, she oversees FOIP processes at ULethbridge.
What’s the buzz? Pollinators are hard at work Drs. Shelley Hoover and Dan Johnson share their expertise on pollinators.
Shining Student Neal Smith, English major By embracing the English program at the University of Lethbridge, Neal Smith found his true academic home, guided by professors who encouraged him in writing and storytelling.
Bonnie Takats, Administrative Assistant, Teaching Centre and Agility Bonnie Takats joined the Teaching Centre and Agility team as administrative assistant in January.
