Shannon Spenceley

U of L, Lethbridge College recognize nursing graduates with custom parchment

Beginning in 2022, graduates of the NESA program will receive a parchment that includes both Lethbridge College and the U of L

Graduate level programs in public health and health care leaving application windows open

A total of nine programs will be keeping the online application system open

Broader community invited to view popular Last Lecture Series as it moves to online format

Last Lecture Series takes place Friday, June 5 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Faculty of Health Sciences to be led by newly appointed Acting Dean Dr. Shannon Spenceley

Spenceley is an associate professor who has had a number of roles in the delivery and administration of health care in southern Alberta.

U of L researcher to launch model proven to improve person-centred care practices in residential care homes

Proven model to be made widely available in an online format

New nursing student award designed to attract and retain Indigenous nursing students

The Man U’ Matapu Nursing Student Award offers financial support to those entering the Bachelor of Nursing program and up to three further consecutive years

Study reveals nursing and care staff experience distress in caring for residents with dementia

Dr. Shannon Spencely and her fellow researchers surveyed nearly 400 nursing caregivers in 30 care facilities in southern Alberta between 2013 and 2015

University recognizes faculty excellence

Groundbreaking study to focus on moral distress

The study, which is funded by the national Alzheimer Society Research Program, is the first in Canada to focus on moral distress in continuing care settings

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