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Lethbridge College’s new Bachelor of Criminal Justice program will welcome its first students in September, marking the latest evolution in more than five decades of education in policing- and justice-related fields. This is the third bachelor degree program available at Lethbridge College, joining Ecosystem Management and Agriculture Science degrees.

Lethbridge College was well-represented at the world’s leading post-graduate criminal justice course this spring in Dubrovnik, Croatia. Two instructors, Aaron Eyjolfson and Seth Adema, accompanied six third-year Bachelor of Justice Studies students as they took part in the 37^th annual International Post-Graduate Course on Victimology, Victim Assistance and Criminal Justice May 15 to 27. The course brought together approximately 80 international students and 50 internationally renowned experts from the field.

Rising country music star Brayden King is adding Lethbridge College to his list of tour stops this fall. He’s set to close out a day of free fun and entertainment as this year’s Coulee Fest headliner. 

Researchers at Lethbridge College are excited to welcome close to 200 people from the agriculture, food and bioengineering industries to campus next week for the national conference and Annual General Meeting of the Canadian Society for Bioengineering/La Société Canadienne de Génie Agroalimentaire et de Bioingénierie (CSBE/SCGAB).

Members of the agricultural community have the opportunity to tour the Lethbridge College Research Farm during the second annual Farm Field Day on the morning of Tuesday, July 11. Attendees can tour the farm, meet with researchers and learn more about how the college’s Centre for Applied Research, Innovation and Entrepreneurship (CARIE) is meeting industry needs.

Representing the province on a national stage and showcasing skills while under the scrutiny of judges, peers and a ticking clock brings a whole new meaning to working under pressure. But that’s something that Walter Loedeman, a soon-to-be fourth year apprentice in the Heavy Equipment Technician program at Lethbridge College, has shown he can manage with ease.

Lethbridge College has received International Coaching Federation (ICF) accreditation to become the only post-secondary institution in Alberta to offer this highly sought training.

Members of the Lethbridge College and 2SLGBTQIA+ communities gathered on campus today to raise the rainbow flag in celebration of Pride Month.