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Lethbridge College’s Board of Governors have named Dr. Brad Donaldson as the ninth President and CEO in the college’s history. Joining Lethbridge College is the next step in Donaldson’s long journey as a leader in Alberta’s post-secondary environment.

Lethbridge College has launched LC Extension, southern Alberta’s learning solution partner. Whether it’s individuals looking to expand their professional abilities or personal interests, or businesses interested in upskilling their team’s knowledge or skills, LC Extension is ready to provide opportunities and solutions.

In light of rapidly rising COVID-19 cases in Alberta, Lethbridge College has made the decision to cancel this year’s Coulee Fest.

The innovative and collaborative Nursing Education in Southwestern Alberta program has undergone a thorough review and overhaul of its curriculum to ensure it is best meeting the contemporary needs of Canadians.

This is a time where, as an educational institution, it is especially essential that we listen, learn and add our voices. Our diversity is our strength. We cannot be silent in the face of injustice.

Lethbridge College’s accounting courses are ahead of the curve when it comes to meeting the requirements of the Chartered Professional Accountants (CPA). The acknowledgement came as the CPA, Canada’s only accounting designation, once again recognized Lethbridge College for the upcoming academic year.

A world-renowned cave diver who has explored some of the deepest and most inaccessible parts of our planet is inviting the southern Alberta community into her world. Jill Heinerth has been announced as the speaker for the second annual Wider Horizons… An evening with… speaker series next month at Lethbridge College.

Lethbridge College’s Communications and Marketing teams has been recognized for its outstanding work in 2019, winning four Best of CASE VIII awards, including a gold award for the college’s magazine Wider Horizons.

Lethbridge College has joined a growing number of post-secondary institutions that have installed a Lucas Fiorella Friendship Bench as a suicide prevention technique. Named in honour of an Ontario student who died by suicide in 2014, the purpose of the bench is to act as a place to begin a conversation.

Lethbridge College, Medicine Hat College and the University of Lethbridge have formally committed to explore innovative ways to work together to improve the efficiency, quality and accessibility of southern Alberta’s post-secondary system.