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Students enrolled in Lethbridge College’s Centre for Justice and Human Services (CJHS) can conduct a variety of interviews in a closed and safe environment thanks to the creation of new interview rooms where police statements or human services counseling can take place.

Students in Lethbridge College’s School of Environmental Sciences didn’t just research the problem of litter this fall; they shared their knowledge with elementary and junior high students. 

College students in Dr. Tali Neta’s Geographic Information System class worked in pairs to collect data such as photos, location and types of litter using a free mobile app called OpenLitterMap. Their data is now part of the app’s world map, and one of the students is one of the most prolific app contributors in Canada. 

An experienced researcher and academic leader who has led Lethbridge College’s Centre for Applied Research, Innovation and Entrepreneurship (CARIE) to unprecedented growth is moving up to a new position. Dr. Kenny Corscadden has been named interim Vice President – Research and Partnerships at Lethbridge College.

Black History Month celebrations are making a return to Lethbridge College’s campus. For the month of February, the college will spotlight the history and achievements of its diverse population while promoting inclusivity within the community. 

With a rise in COVID-19 cases due to the Omicron variant and out of an abundance of caution and care for its entire campus community, Lethbridge College has decided to make changes to its program delivery for the start of the Winter 2022 semester in January. 

For a third consecutive year, Lethbridge College has been named a Canada’s Healthy Workplace Month Great Employer. The college is one of a dozen workplaces across Canada recognized this year for efforts to foster physically and psychologically safe and healthy workplaces.

We know this season can be stressful for many reasons, and finding time to take care of yourself can be difficult. Try our 12 Days of Wellness to help you stay active and find peace.

As two partnerships with Blood Tribe Employment and Skills Training show, LC Extension also plays a role in connecting community organizations with the wealth of expertise available at the college.

Lethbridge College’s Open House is a one-stop resource for those interested in taking the next step in their educational journey. This year’s event takes place both on-campus and online on Thursday, Oct. 28.

October is Disability Employment Awareness Month, which is organized to acknowledge and promote the contributions and inclusion of people with disabilities in the workplace.

Here's a look at how Chef Doug Overes, chair of the School of Culinary Arts, and his team have made it part of their mission to provide opportunities and accommodations for students with disabilities so they, too, can get a taste of what the culinary world has to offer.