Training and Something News
Like mother, like daughter
The world of interior design is continuously evolving, but one trend stays constant for this mom and daughter - the value of a Lakeland College education. Courtney Corbiere is eager to accept her interior design technology (IDT) diploma at convocation on June 7. Equally excited is her mom Shelly,...
Lakeland experience inspires academic success
Daneca Goldsmith's notable academic standing earned her one of Lakeland's most prestigious accolades: the Governor General's Academic Medal. The business administration diploma graduate received the honour at Lakeland College's Lloydminster campus Convocation Ceremony on May 31. “I believe in...
Thriving third beginning for energy student
Lakeland College is a "win, win, win" says Dale Mizera. The 46-year-old, from Viking, Alta., hit the restart button to pursue a career in the energy sector. After attending Lakeland's Open House in 2017, he enrolled in the heavy oil power engineering program (HOPE). In September 2018 he hit the...
Enviro sciences students go-to-bat for endangered species
Spring has sprung and while many summer birds are returning, bats will be back in their roosts eating mosquitoes, moths and pests like the bertha armyworm that attack canola and other crops. Lakeland College environmental sciences students in the wildlife and fisheries conservation (WFC) and conservation...
Emergency degree students excel with onsite training
Bachelor of applied business: emergency services (BABES) students had the opportunity to meet face-to-face this year when they set up an incident command system at the Lloydminster RCMP Detachment. Students in the part-time, online program completed this emergency preparedness and response training...