By KALI MCKAY
On Sept. 9, 2009, the U of L community was saddened by the loss of a valued member of its family, Dr. Yosh Senda (LLB ’89). His life stands as a testament to the difference one person can make.
By KALI MCKAY
As a University of Lethbridge student, Janay Nugent (BA ’95) was influenced by professor James Tagg’s profound belief in community involvement. Tagg, who retired in 2003, believes that educated people have a duty to engage in the support and improvement of their communities, from the local to the international level.
By JANA MCFARLAND
The late photographer, painter and designer Dr. Roloff Beny (LLD ’72) recognized that the choices he made in the present could have impact upon the future. By establishing the Roloff Beny Foundation Photographic Award in Fine Arts, Beny created a lasting legacy that is still benefiting U of L students today – more than two decades after his passing.
By JANA MCFARLAND
Richardson’s ground squirrels, better known as gophers, are an iconic symbol of the prairies and their emergence serves as a telltale sign of spring. But to many, they are considered pests, a nuisance and a species best done away with.
By JANA MCFARLAND
As Co-Chairs for the 2009 Supporting Our Students campaign, Laurel Corbiere, director for the International Centre for Students, and Dr. David Gregory, graduate program and research coordinator for the Faculty of Health Sciences, are gearing up for a new year.
By JANA MCFARLAND
Constance Sheriff grew up in a home where her parents were both teachers, so it comes as no surprise that she followed in their steps as a life-long supporter of education.
By JANA MCFARLAND
In 2005, Supporting Our Students started as an internal, annual campaign to raise money for student awards. Since then, the initiative has grown by leaps and bounds as U of L faculty and staff continue to demonstrate a tangible commitment to students.
By TREVOR KENNEY
The University of Lethbridge is charting a course for the next five years. The map — the 2009-2013 Strategic Plan.
By JANA MCFARLAND
The University of Lethbridge campus is filled with faculty and staff who go above and beyond the call of duty every day. Charlene Janes is one of those people.
In her role as international liaison officer, she supports more than 550 international students a year. The students she works with come from around the world and know Janes as someone they can turn to, as a mom away from home.
