Shining Students - ULethbridge Stories (Page 14)

Graduate student spotlight: Kevan Bryant (MEd)

How can yoga help students deal with stress? Kevan Bryant says her passion for research comes from a love of learning and being curious about how people can live their best, most healthy

Graduate student spotlight: Kristy Kutanzi (PhD)

Curiosity is what drives Kristy Kutanzi As an undergraduate student at the University of Lethbridge, Dr. Kristy Kutanzi (BSc '06, PhD '11) worked with Dr. Olga Kovalchuk, a nationally recognized researcher

Graduate student spotlight: Lanna Petterson (PhD) and Scott Semenyna (PhD)

> I completed my undergraduate degree at uLethbridge and I was fortunate to have been provided with supervision, mentorship and opportunities for growth I would not have been granted otherwise, particularly during my

Graduate student spotlight: Leon Crane Bear (MSc)

"I chose to pursue graduate studies at the University of Lethbridge because of its smaller size and quality of instruction and research"

Graduate student spotlight: Logan Pryor (MSc)

Logan Pryor is looking at the bigger picture.

Graduate student spotlight: Reema Khullar

> “My research focused on ways to enhance patient recovery after surgery, which I hope will contribute to nursing practice in a way that increases quality of patient care. What I enjoyed most

Graduate student profile: Saturday Okeh

After a 20-year absence, Saturday Okeh decided it was time to do what seemed impossible: attain a graduate degree.

Graduate student profile: Ryan Waldorf (MSc)

Ryan Woldorf wants to know what resources and support is given to male caregivers of spouses with dementia.

Lewis Finds School Success in Uncommon Ways

Drawn to the University of Lethbridge by its small class sizes and the natural beauty of the city, Jamie Lewis found a community and her place in the world.

Wilk Inspired to Forge Ahead with Academic Career in Mathematics

Having recently returned from the 25th annual Women and Mathematics (WAM) program at the Institute for Advanced Study (IAS) in Princeton, New Jersey, the path to an academic career in mathematics is clearer than ever for fifth-year mathematics student, Kirsten Wilk.

Back in Class, Fender Has No Regrets Over Change in Career Focus

It is never too late to make decisions that change your career path! Kai Fender (BSc ’16) is a shining example of this, and is now back in school and on his way to taking the Medical College Admission Test (MCAT) and applying to medical school.

Recognizing the 50 greatest Pronghorns

Over the course of 50 years, of the thousands of athletes who have worn Pronghorns blue and gold, a select group has separated itself from the herd as the best of the best.

Applied Study Project Investigates Relevancy of Supercluster Proposals

Katie Quinn (geography) had the opportunity recently to complete an applied study at Lethbridge County that focused on agricultural superclusters and how one would best contribute to the county. Her research culminated in a special presentation to Lethbridge County Council.