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Kodiaks student-athletes show their support for Make Some Noise for Mental Health.

Kodiaks to Make Some Noise for Mental Health

The Lethbridge College Kodiaks are joining programs from across the Alberta Colleges Athletic Conference (ACAC) to Make Some Noise for Mental Health this week. The campaign is designed to encourage empathy, understanding and open-mindedness while promoting resources and support available on campus for those who need it.

Campus News
Lethbridge College's soil monolith collection holds a fascinating history.

Unearthing the history of a one-of-a-kind collection

Its history is murky. Its journey to its new home took more than 30 years. And any firm answers to fill in the blanks may have disappeared with an old photograph and the passing of one of southern Alberta’s leading soil scientists.

Industry & Employers
Dr. Jeanine Webber, Dean of the Centre for Justice and Human Services addresses a new class of Police Cadet Training students.

LC, LPS team up to provide training to police cadets from five agencies

Lethbridge College’s Police Cadet Training program welcomed a new class of 34 cadets this morning from five different agencies. This class is unique as it marks the first time in Alberta’s history that police recruits and community peace officer recruits will train side-by-side.

Kodiaks Athletics
Kodiaks runner Emily Spencer competes in ACAC indoor track competition.

Kodiaks indoor track at the start line of a new era

The Lethbridge College Kodiaks indoor track team begins its 2019 season this weekend at an ACAC Grand Prix event in Edmonton. The event begins a new era for the Kodiaks as Simon Schaerz officially takes over as the team’s head coach.

News Release
One of the four covers of the special Wider Horizons issue on the opioid crisis.

LC, AHS magazines partner to report on opioid crisis

The newly published winter issue of Wider Horizons, Lethbridge College’s award-winning alumni and community magazine, tackles a critical issue facing the community – the opioid crisis.

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New Lethbridge College Kodiaks cross country and indoor track head coach Simon Schaerz

Familiar face takes over Kodiaks cross country and indoor track teams

The Lethbridge College Kodiaks didn’t have to look far for a new indoor track and cross country head coach, as co-coach Simon Schaerz has been promoted to the top job. Schaerz takes over from Bertil Johansson, the winningest coach in Kodiaks history, who retired in November following 32 years at the helm of the Kodiaks.