Spring 2017

W. J. ‘‘Jim’’ Cousins - Lethbridge Junior College Dean - { 1957-1963 } - - “There are people who dream and there are those who catch a vision and are able to breathe life into it.

Charlton Weasel Head - General Studies 1999 - Community Leader Award 2017 - While he was still playing basketball for Kainai High School, coaches at a half dozen colleges tried to recruit Charlton Wea

Scott Barton - Recreation Management Administration 1985; Lethbridge College Career Virtuoso Award 2017 - Scott Barton is the kind of mentor who is happy to share his knowledge and experience with his team.

It was almost by chance that Wanda LeClair stumbled into her passion.

In addition to sending both women’s and men’s basketball teams to the national championships, the Lethbridge College Kodiaks collected a number of provincial and national honours during the 2016-1

Since graduating from Lethbridge College nearly 20 years ago, Dr.

In honour of Lethbridge College’s 60th anniversary, our chefs have again looked to the Culinary program’s past for inspiration and updated an old favourite with a modern twist.

As a dual Canadian and U.

Not a lot of people in the world can say they defeated world and Olympic curling champion Jennifer Jones – but Lethbridge College alumna Casey Scheidegger can.

D’Arcy Kavanagh - Communication Arts faculty member - { 1984 to 2012 } - When I retired in 2012, I decided to make it a complete break from the college.

The Lethbridge College women’s basketball team completed a second consecutive undefeated regular season in 2016-17 and then added a conference championship and a historic national title at the CCAA national championships in Edmonton in March.

With Lethbridge College turning 60, it seems appropriate to look back and reflect on the history of the college.

Bringing home the hardware  - Wider Horizons and Lethbridge College represented at the CASE District VIII 2016 communications awards competition, bringing home a gold award in feature writing for the

Whether they were founders, builders, alumni, faculty, staff or students, it is people who made Lethbridge College what it has been for the last six decades, and it is people who make it what it is today and what it will be in the decades to come.

Lethbridge College grads, supporters named to women’s economic security councils - Thirty-two Indigenous leaders with diverse backgrounds - including four with ties to Lethbridge College – make up

Ryan, Jamie and Blake Carey chose to attend Lethbridge College for many reasons: the campus was close to home, it offered small class sizes and the programs they were interested in had good reputations.

Dave McMurray - General Studies instructor; - researcher/writer in the Centre for Teaching, Learning and Innovation - The sun’s not even up and I’m pedaling my bike towards the college.

Jessica Murray is a passionate advocate for the trades.

Tiana Weasel Moccasin - First year, Early Childhood Education - For one week in March, Tiana Weasel Moccasin got a glimpse of what her future may hold – on Parliament Hill in Ottawa.

Miles Grove - Renewable Resource Management 1989 and Conservation Enforcement 1990 - Lethbridge College Distinguished Alumnus 2017 - Miles Grove has accomplished a great deal during his decades-long c

Kate Andrews - Founder, first board chair - { 1957-1967 } - Van Christou, one of the founders of the University of Lethbridge, vividly remembers the first time he met Kate Andrews, one of the founders of Lethbridge College, in person.

Yvonne Kerber didn’t know right away that Dick Kerber was the “the one” – but sometimes it takes a while to be sure.

Mary Majoni - Nursing Education in Southern Alberta (NESA) 2016 - When Mary Majoni got a summer job in 2015 working at a large correctional facility, she initially wondered what in the world she had s

Wayne Anderson - First class of Lethbridge Junior College - Wayne Anderson recalls his Lethbridge Junior College student ID number as easily now as he did nearly 60 years ago.