Fall 2013

C.E.M. Heavy Equipment of Lethbridge donated $100,000 to Lethbridge College, a gift that will support the college’s Trades and Technology Renewal and Innovation Project (TTRIP) through the establishment of the C.

For the Sauer family, Lethbridge College almost feels like home.

Good things come in fives: five fingers on a hand, five toes on a foot, the five senses, five oceans, quintuplets.

Wondering just what all this money is being raised to support? The five projects outlined here showcase the innovative and responsive planning Lethbridge College has embraced as it moves into its sixth decade.

As the seasons shift from summer to autumn, the chefs in the Lethbridge College Culinary Careers program sought out a recipe that would satisfy the senses and showcase some of the bounty from the garden.

Lethbridge College is well-known for many attributes, from its bright and experienced graduates to its gorgeous coulee views.

Celebrating the successes of our alumni in their careers and throughout their lives.

Many insects harm crops and cause great devastation for farmers.

When the Lethbridge College Culinary Careers chefs and students were asked to help prepare meals for more than 2,600 athletes and 175 officials during last year’s Alberta Summer Games, they didn’t flinch.

Great ambition and lofty goals have never been in short supply at Lethbridge College.

There’s a room on campus that even most long-time staff members are surprised to find exists.

Dr. Paula Burns takes a moment to share a smile with Thomas Lukaszuk, Alberta’s Deputy Premier and Minister of Enterprise and Advanced Education, and Bridget Pastoor (Nursing ’87), Lethbridge East

Anniversaries abound at Lethbridge College in 2013 - This year is a big one for several Lethbridge College people and programs.

In Lethbridge College’s more recent history, the D.

Laser scanning, or high-definition surveying, brings objects to life in length, width and depth, providing highly accurate data about a physical space.

If you’ve ever had a Greek salad at the Round Street Café, an arugula salad at Mocha Cabana, or anything with herbs, tomatoes or cucumbers from the Lethbridge College kitchens, then you’ve alread

A $500,000 gift from the Métis Education Foundation to Lethbridge College will be directed to fund Métis Student Awards, ensuring that more than $20,000 will be awarded annually to Lethbridge Colleg

Shaylene Wall’s (General Studies ‘00) anthropology and archeology students are a little squeamish when she first introduces them to her impressive assortment of skulls.

Sparks still (and will always) fly in the welding program at Lethbridge College.

When I started working at the college two years ago, there were no shortages of interesting discoveries to make.