Sport and Recreation Townley asks if Montana is open for business University of Lethbridge Economics instructor/researcher Donna Townley is working in partnership with the Montana West Economic Development group and the Kalispell and Whitefish Convention and Visitors Bureaus to produce a seminar for Flathead Valley businesses interested in improving and increasing relationships with Canadian visitors and neighbors. At a free
Students Few gamblers cause majority of problems A small percentage of individuals account for the large majority of issues surrounding gambling in the province of Alberta. University of Lethbridge researchers from the Faculty of Health Sciences [http://www.uleth.ca/hlsc] and the Department of Native American Studies [http://www.uleth.ca/fas/nas] concluded in a
Research Byrne film an environmental landmark This story first appeared in the Lethbridge Herald By SHERRI GALLANT An educational film with algae-filled Lake Winnipeg as its focal point appeals to farmers and city dwellers to change their ways and help the country's watersheds to heal. Choking Lake Winnipeg, a 25-minute documentary available
Students Information sessions ongoing for parking lot, Quad projects Parking Lot Redevelopment and Quad design information session, Apr. 27-29 The University of Lethbridge is embarking on two major projects this summer, both of which will enhance the campus environmentally and aesthetically. The Parking Lot Redevelopment [http://www.facebook.com/universitylethbridge?sk=app_128953167177144] project features the introduction of
Research Religious Studies Conference, Apr. 30 to May 1 The University of Lethbridge will host the 9th Annual Research in Religious Studies Conference this weekend, Apr. 30 to May 1 in Anderson Hall. Titled Religious Studies Rules, the conference focuses on the true value of studying religion and how it embodies the liberal arts philosophy. Beginning with an 8
Campus Life Recognizing Earth Day, Apr. 22 In recognition of Earth Day, Friday, Apr. 22, the Facilities Department at the University of Lethbridge is doing its part to reduce the environmental footprint of campus. As Earth Day also falls on Good Friday, it will be possible to reduce normal ventilation operations in non-occupied areas of the
Students Parking lot, Quad projects seek feedback The University of Lethbridge is embarking on two major projects this summer, both of which will enhance the campus environmentally and aesthetically. The Parking Lot Redevelopment [http://www.facebook.com/universitylethbridge?sk=app_128953167177144] project features the introduction of landscaping features, such as bioswales and windbreaks, to lots on the
Donor Investigating global population and economies The extent and implications of population change and the dynamics of economies raise questions that demographers and social scientists alike are working to better understand. Taken together in a global context, the number of questions only increases. Yet both population and economies affect our lives, our choices and our policies.
Community Jim Coutts explores "home pain" and his artistic mission When collectors are honest with themselves, they admit that there is neither rhyme nor reason to what they do. In fact they seldom think of themselves as collectors. From time to time they acquire paintings that appeal to them. When they have a few artworks they start to think – what
Community A sense of place Born and raised in southern Alberta, Jim Coutts has been collecting art since he was 17. As the former secretary to two prime ministers, Coutts travelled extensively and looked at art around the world, but his collection has a clear western Canadian theme. After recently donating more than 200 pieces
Campus Life Art Department Open House, Apr. 19-20 Once again, the U of L Art Department is opening its studios and workshops to the public. On Apr. 19 and 20, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily, everyone is welcome to tour the Art Department. "We want people to experience the diversity and excellence of
Research Election forum Monday, Apr. 18 The University of Lethbridge hosts Indecision 2011 tonight, an alternative election forum, at the Students' Union Ballroom. All candidates running locally in the federal election are expected to attend the forum, which begins with a free barbecue at 6 p.m., followed by dialogue at 7 p.m. Dr.
Community Remembering the late Anne Campbell The University community offers its most sincere condolences to the family, friends, colleagues and music lovers who were inspired by the late Anne Campbell, a University of Lethbridge Honorary Degree recipient (1983), well-known leader of choral groups and a tireless advocate for music and music education. Campbell passed away
Research U of L's Hogue at SACPA The University of Lethbridge's Dr. Michelle Hogue, co-ordinator of the First Nations Transition Program (FNTP), speaks at the Southern Alberta Council on Public Affairs [http://sacpa.ca/] (SACPA) luncheon Thursday, Apr. 14. Addressing the question, Does Post-Secondary (Science) Education Set Up Barriers to Success for Aboriginal
Funding and Grants Covenant Health invites researchers to open house Faculty members, graduate students and fourth-year undergraduate students are invited to attend an open house event today being hosted by Covenant Health, St. Michael's Lethbridge. The idea of the open house is to allow researchers to explore the vast research opportunities that are present within their various
Students Incoming executive looks to build off success As a changing of the guard begins to take place within the University of Lethbridge Students' Union (ULSU [http://www.ulsu.ca]), it is a good opportunity to look back at what was accomplished in the previous year. From Fresh Fest to Humans vs. Zombies, hosting Peter Mansbridge and
Campus Life Events Calendar - April Lectures Apr. 12 | CMA Leadership and Innovation Speakers Series: David Chilton | David Chilton, author of The Wealthy Barber, Canada's all-time bestselling book | 7 p.m., UHall Atrium Apr. 14 | Canadian Association of Physicists Lecture: Dr. Andreas Warburton First Results from the Large Hadron Collider | 1:40 p.
Research University to host round table conference on activity and sport Over the past decade, scholars from across Alberta have been meeting annually at the Alberta Round Table for the Socio-Cultural Study of Physical Activity & Sport [http://www.uleth.ca/notice/display.html?b=302&s=15971]. This year, the University of Lethbridge is hosting the event for
Campus Life Feed the snack monster Do snack attacks hit you when you're least prepared? If you skip breakfast and other meals or snacks throughout the day, eventually the munchies will catch up with you. Here are some healthy ideas for eating on the run that will help control the snack monster in each
Campus Life Lunching & learning This month, I would like to highlight and recognize a group of individuals that works very hard here at the University. Susan Vanderaegen, Chris Groves, Joanne Gedrasik and Sharon Kanashiro are all caretakers from our Facilities department. They have faithfully attended most, if not all, of the Wellness Lunch and
Research Library debuts series of online tools The University of Lethbridge Library [https://www.uleth.ca/lib/] continues to seek ways by which it can further serve its students. The latest example of this is the development of a number of online modules designed to help students become more familiar with the research process and Library resources.
Students Sopko discovers passion for environment in classroom When Courtnay Sopko was first learning about the origins of Greenpeace [http://www.greenpeace.org/international/en/] and the environmental movement, it ignited in her a passion for environmentalism. Less than a year later she was working for Greenpeace as part of a co-operative study opportunity through the Applied
Sport and Recreation Locker project to give cyclists alternatives If you happen to see more bicycles on the University of Lethbridge campus this spring, it might not be solely related to better weather conditions. Rather, it could be the more favourable conditions created for riders, thanks to a collaborative initiative between Sport and Recreation Services [http://www.uleth.ca/
Pronghorn Teams Lux Bucks a win-win idea Pronghorns Athletics has come up with an initiative that not only serves to boost student-athlete scholarship opportunities but your pocketbook as well. Lux Bucks debuted this month and for $5, any and all supporters of Horns Athletics have the opportunity to take part in a 50/50 draw that
Students Government listening The arrival of a new president on campus has given the University an opportunity to re-engage members of government at all levels. In the same way that the University of Lethbridge campus community has been interested in hearing about a renewed vision for our University, there has been significant
