Lakeland's business administration diploma program grows with a marketing major this fall.
Construction continues to progress on the WHT Mead Building, preparing for future growth.
Feast on the Farm is returning after a two-year hiatus. Tickets are on sale now!
Beyond the Classroom
Exceeding expectations at the Round Up
Despite a tough year in the livestock business, The Round Up organizers were pleased with the results of the annual sale.
Opportunity for bonding
Indigenous students explored the fundamentals of welding in Lakeland's first introduction to welding course.
Applied research teaches valuable technical skills
Students jumped at the hands-on learning opportunity to assist with an applied research project studying the impacts of a neonatal supplement given to calves.
SMF team leaves legacy
Working together, a group of crop technology students conceptualized a new grain shack for the college, building it in the bin yard and leaving it for future classes to benefit from.
Bringing it all together
Agribusiness students combined everything they've learned into their final projects -- business plans designed to take ideas and plot the course to making them a reality.
Learning from leaders
Students hosted Dress for Success, an event dedicated to the importance of making a first impression, as well as learning from local entrepreneurs and business leaders.
Skills to complement a university education
Heavy oil power engineering student Brady Pitts came to Lakeland to learn the technical skills he needed to complement his chemical engineering degree.
Alumni spotlight
Fresh off the press: Spring Excel 2022
Catch up with the latest alumni news, profiles and information in the latest issue of our Excel magazine.
President's desk
Dr. Alice Wainwright-Stewart, Lakeland's president and CEO, discusses all the ways in which Lakeland excels in her newest column.
The Lakeland Rustlers made a mark on the national stage in the 2021-22 athletic season, winning:
Canadian Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) bronze (women’s basketball)
Six CCAA All Canadian Awards
Two All Canadian Awards
One CCCAA Player of the Year (women’s basketball)
One CCAA Coach of the Year (women’s basketball)
In the Alberta Colleges Athletic (ACAC) Conference, the Rustlers were successful as well, winning:
ACAC Gold (Mixed curling)
ACAC Gold (women’s basketball)
ACAC Silver (women’s volleyball)
ACAC Bronze (men’s basketball)
Our women’s hockey team was named the Alberta Junior Female Hockey League champions.
Congratulations to the Lakeland Rustlers on an amazing year! Keep up with all the Rustlers news at gorustlers.ca!
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