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Fond memories & farewells

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Fond memories & farewells

One of my first meetings with Bill Cade came within weeks of taking office as mayor when he called on me to live up to a campaign promise. Throughout the 2001 mayoralty campaign I had promoted the concept of a community-driven economic development model. Bill and several of his friends

Call it clutter with a purpose

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Call it clutter with a purpose

University of Lethbridge President Dr. Bill Cade has collected a carefully constructed mass of objects that fill his office. One wall of windows overlooks the Oldman River, while another is lined with bookshelves housing artifacts that connect Cade to his travels, colleagues, students and interesting experiences or people he has

Adventures in philanthropy

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Adventures in philanthropy

Actions speak louder than words – it's an old adage and the message is repeated in numerous phrases such as "practice what you preach" and "put your money where your mouth is." These sayings reflect the understanding that, at its very essence, philanthropy is personal

Library focussing on new ideas

By NICOLE EVA If you tried to access the University Library [http://www.uleth.ca/lib/] on May 4, you would have found the doors locked – and for good reason. Every year at this time, the library closes its doors for a one-day staff retreat. This year, the library administration

Alma Matters

What's new with our alumni? Let your classmates know what you are up to by sharing a note about your life. Share your news with us through e-mail ( alumni@uleth.ca), or by phone (toll free 1-866-552-2582). Check out the latest news from our alumni below. 1970 Kinahan

Welcome to campus Dr. Mike Mahon

Like any other new employee, Dr. Mike Mahon is on campus this week going through the rigors of being introduced to his new position. His new role just happens to be the sixth president and vice-chancellor of the University of Lethbridge. Mahon officially took over the role of president and

Pool renovation coming in 2011

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Pool renovation coming in 2011

The Max Bell Regional Aquatic Centre will celebrate its 25th anniversary in 2011 with a $2.7 million renovation. The facility, the largest of its kind in southern Alberta, will see a significant upgrade to the support systems that control air handling, water circulation and other equipment. To make the

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Horns men's basketball adds guard

The University of Lethbridge Pronghorns [http://www.uleth.ca/horns] men's basketball team continues to fill out its roster for the start of the 2010-11 Canada West [http://www.canadawest.org] basketball season. On Monday, July 5, the Horns announced the signing of another quality recruit, guard Zack

Graduate student research award winners

Following are the 2010 Student Research Awards for graduate students. Please note that some awards might not be listed because the granting agency has not yet given the University permission to publicly release the information. SSHRC (Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council) Kent Aardse, English (literature, American – literary movements) $17,

Aurora College, University of Lethbridge sign agreement

Aurora College [http://www.auroracollege.nt.ca/_live/pages/wpPages/home.aspx], located in Fort Smith, North West Territories, and the University of Lethbridge [http://www.uleth.ca/] are pleased to announce the signing of an agreement that offers graduates of the Aurora College Business Administration Diploma Program the opportunity

Tributes flow for Dr. Bill Cade

Tributes flow for Dr. Bill Cade

A sample selection of tributes were published in the most recent issue of SAM, the U of L's community and alumni magazine. Many more were received than could be added to that publication, so they are posted below. As well, you can get a sneak preview of the

Peer partners sought for exchange

The University of Lethbridge's International Centre for Students [http://www.uleth.ca/global/] (ICS) is looking for peer partners as it once again hosts exchange students from Japan this fall. The U of L has had a longstanding exchange agreement with Hokkai Gakuen University [http://www.hokkai-s-u.ac.

Student undergraduate research award winners

Following are the 2010 Student Research Awards for undergraduate students. Please note that some awards might not be listed because the granting agency has not yet given the University permission to publicly release the information. AHFMR Summer Studentship Awards (Alberta Heritage Foundation for Medical Research) Katie Areshenko, Biological Sciences (O.

Community Sports Stadium survey

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Community Sports Stadium survey

Sport and Recreation Services [http://www.uleth.ca/sportrec] at the University of Lethbridge is looking for feedback on the new Community Sports Stadium, and specifically on user habits. The University of Lethbridge Community Sports Stadium is open periodically for drop-in use by U of L ONE Pass members or

Staenz receives remote sensing award

Staenz receives remote sensing award

University of Lethbridge professor of geography [http://www.uleth.ca/fas/geo], Dr. Karl Staenz [http://zapp.uleth.ca/Applications/CampusDirec/users/karl.staenz], has been awarded the prestigious 2010 Gold Medal from the Canadian Remote Sensing Society [http://www.casi.ca/canadianremotesensingsociety.aspx] (CRSS). This award recognizes a significant

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Paddlers and Dux are festival ready

The University of Lethbridge Pronghorn Paddlers and Fiat Dux dragon boat teams are ready for a weekend of being soaked by Henderson Lake water, excessive bursts of energy, being yelled at by people with drums and, believe it or not, fun. The 2010 ATB Financial Rotary Dragon Boat Festival [http:

Wood to take over interim SGS role

Wood to take over interim SGS role

Dr. Robert Wood (Department of Sociology) will serve as the interim head of the School of Graduate Studies while the University conducts a search for a permanent replacement for Dr. Jo-Anne Fiske. Wood takes on the interim role, effective July 1, following Fiske, who resigned in May after a five-year

Granzow dedication moved to June 24

Granzow dedication moved to June 24

The University community is invited to a special event Thursday, June 24, when the Carl Granzow Sculpture Garden [http://www.uleth.ca/finearts/events/1923] is dedicated in honour of the late artist and faculty member. This event was originally scheduled for Tuesday, June 22 but was moved due to

Granzow Sculpture Garden to be dedicated June 22

Granzow Sculpture Garden to be dedicated June 22

The University community is invited to a special event Thursday, June 24, when the Carl Granzow Sculpture Garden [http://www.uleth.ca/finearts/events/1923] is dedicated in honour of the late artist and faculty member. This event was originally scheduled for Tuesday, June 22 but has been moved to

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Horns add another post threat

A week after announcing the addition of one post threat, the University of Lethbridge Pronghorns [http://www.uleth.ca/horns] men's basketball team has added another. Niko Kovac, a six-foot-11 inch, 250-pound post from Toronto, will join the Horns this fall, adding more size and grit under the

Scheduled power outage on Sunday

The University of Lethbridge has scheduled a power outage for the early hours of the morning on Sunday, May 30 to facilitate improvements at various construction projects throughout campus. The outage is scheduled to take place from 5:30 to 7:30 a.m. and will directly affect the 1st

River bottom closed due to rising Oldman waters

University of Lethbridge faculty, staff and students are warned to stay away from the Oldman River after the City of Lethbridge officially closed access to the river bottom, early Friday morning. The Oldman River continues to rise and is expected to reach peak flow between noon and 6 p.m.

Celebrating National Aboriginal Day

Celebrating National Aboriginal Day

A large collection of interviews about Blackfoot culture and traditional dances, compiled by a pair of University of Lethbridge researchers and their colleagues, will return to the Blackfoot (Kainai) community in a most un-traditional way – on DVDs, CDs, and with a 'digital deposit' to the Blackfoot Digital Library

Alumnus Davie wins writing award

Alumnus Davie wins writing award

It's easy to picture: a canopy of glimmering stars, crickets chirping in the background, rolling waves lapping against the shore as crisp dry wood crackles in the campfire, and the words of award-winning author and storyteller Michael Davie (BMgt '95) mesmerizing friends with a fantastical tale. "

U of L gets chance to CREATE

Thanks to an investment by the Government of Canada at the University of Lethbridge, young researchers will have an opportunity to creatively expand their professional and personal skills to prepare for the workplace. "Our government is committed to developing, attracting and retaining the world's best researchers here