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Countless hours spent in the kitchen, both creating delicious delicacies and training future generations of chefs, bakers and cooks, has led to yet another significant award for one Lethbridge College chef. Doug Overes, chair of the college’s School of Culinary Arts, has earned the Canadian Culinary Federation’s Lifetime Achievement Award.

Journalist and Lethbridge College alumni Tawnya Plain Eagle will discuss her innovative approach to media as part of Alberta’s Women in Entrepreneurship Week Speaker Series.

Well-known Alberta media host Ryan Jespersen will be the first speaker in Lethbridge College's DISRUPTOR series, which highlights those who have broken new ground, led in innovation and created opportunities for themselves and others.

Lethbridge College’s Bachelor of Ecosystem Management degree program is the perfect pathway for students interested in fulfilling careers, pursuing professional designations or attaining further post-secondary education while creating a career focused on the outdoors.

In the true spirit of collaboration, the University of Lethbridge and Lethbridge College have approved a new parchment for graduates of the Nursing Education in Southwestern Alberta program.that features the names of both institutions.

Lethbridge College’s Wider Horizons magazine has once again earned numerous industry accolades. The writing, design, illustration and photography produced by the college’s Communications and Marketing team members earned multiple awards from two different organizations in 2021.

Happy campers are set to return to Lethbridge College’s campus this summer. Registration is now open for a wide variety of Lethbridge College summer camps that will teach skills, keep children and teenagers active, and create comradery among campers.

Lethbridge College is showing how it is ready to meet the changing needs of the agriculture industry by launching its Bachelor of Agriculture Science program.

This free, one-night-only experience will feature a showing of the 1985 cult classic The Goonies. Presented by Lethbridge College Alumni Engagement and Fresh Air Cinema.

A new research project from Lethbridge College is aiming to help Alberta grain farmers cut their losses through improved storage technology and methods.