2025 News
Lakeland energizes alum’s job search
Talwinder Singh’s goal seemed simple enough when he first thought of it. A mechanical engineer in his home country of India, he planned to move to Canada, find work in a similar field, and build a new life. The reality, however, was more complex as bureaucratic red tape, an economic downturn and,...
Shared experience: Energy alum connects with current students
Jesse Reeds’ Lakeland College journey came full circle when he returned to share his career experience with the Class of 2026 process and power engineering first-years. Reeds’ presentation was part of the School of Energy’s Lunch and Learn series, in which industry professionals connect with...
Finding a home at Lakeland College
Veterinary technology student Kalyn Galloway first met rescue pup Cowboy when he was a patient in Lakeland College’s Animal Health Clinic (AHC). She connected with him instantly and now, weeks later, she’s taking him home. The fact that she’d be learning with real patients and surrounded...
Lakeland alum's journey of faith and healing leads to JUNO nomination
Nominated for her first JUNO Award, Elenee stood among industry giants at the award show in Vancouver, B.C. in March – proof that faith, persistence, and a voice that won’t quit can take you all the way to the top. “I will never forget the experience. You only get to be a first-time JUNO Award...
RDAR funding preserves research capacity at Lakeland
Three members of Lakeland College’s applied research team have secured $1,598,583 over five years in additional funding from RDAR (Results Driven Agriculture Research) that will allow them to continue their important research. Dr. Susan Markus’ research involves livestock technology, focusing...