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ROOM: PA1130
HOURS: 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.

From “I don’t know where to start” to “Am I eligible to graduate?” Lethbridge College’s academic advisors are here to help support your learning. Our advisors strive to provide you with accurate information and advice while encouraging you to take a personal responsibility for your educational plans. A strong relationship with your advisor leads to success, satisfaction, and your ability to make sound decisions. Academic advisors at Lethbridge College use the developmental advising approach to help you plan, begin, and succeed in your educational endeavours. If you’re considering Lethbridge College for your post-secondary education, our services are available to you at no cost. Appointments take about half an hour and can cover a wide range of topics. Advising services are available to all Lethbridge College learners, prospective students, and alumni in the following areas:

• Short and long-term academic planning
• Transferring to and from other institutions
• Course add/drop and registration
• Student advocacy
• Internal and community referrals
• General inquiries
• Academic support plans

To meet with an advisor, please call 403-320-3323 for details regarding express appointments or to book an advance appointment. You may also use our Ask an Advisor webform to get your questions answered.

Advising Sessions
Each semester, the Lethbridge College Advising Team offers information sessions to new learners. These interactive academic orientation sessions are open to all new students. They include information on everything from becoming a strategic student to accessing your new online College accounts. These sessions are free; we just ask that you pre-register. For more information on upcoming advising sessions or to register, please call 403-320-3323.

Add/Drop
Students are allowed to add and drop courses without financial penalty during the initial add/drop period. Courses may also be dropped in the extended drop period at $50 per course. At the conclusion of the extended drop period, courses may be dropped until the end of the withdrawal period with a grade of “W” entered on your transcript, but there will be no refund of course fees. Please see the current academic calendar for these exact dates.

Changing your schedule is something that can have major implications on, among other things, student loans, athletic eligibility, and program completion.

You are strongly advised to consider these implications and discuss potential adds/drops with an academic advisor or your program chairperson.

ROOM: TE1222
PHONE: 403-320-3202 Ext. 5400

Accessibility services are available to all prospective and current students with learning, physical, sensory and/or mental health disabilities. Through the Accessibility Services Office, students with disabilities can access academic supports and accommodations such as alternative entrance testing, exam accommodations, individualized learning strategies, tutoring, note-taking assistance, technology training, and on-going disability counselling. The Accessibility Services Coordinator will also help students secure funding to provide their individualized disability-related supports. Early identification is encouraged so arrangements can be made before classes begin. To make an appointment with the Accessibility Services Coordinator, please call or drop in to the office.

ROOM: PA1110
HOURS: Mon. – Fri.: 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
*Extra hours are offered in January and September; hours will be posted.

The bookstore provides you with the textbooks you need to successfully complete your courses. It has stationary supplies, educationally-priced software, snack items, and Lethbridge College merchandise. Cash, interac, personal Visa, and personal Mastercard are accepted, as well as Lethbridge College gift cards. Personal cheques can be made payable to Lethbridge College for the exact amount of the purchase with a valid student ID card. While we cannot accept third-party cheques, we will accept your parents endorsed cheque with your student ID card. Credit cards can only be accepted if the name on the card and the signature match the name and signature of the person using the card.

Refunds: Textbooks being returned must be in their original packaging and in excellent condition with the original sales receipt. Full refunds will be considered up to the final day of the course add/drop period (period 2). Proof of withdrawal may be required. No returns are accepted on open computer or text packages. Note: If the purchase was made by debit or credit card, we require the original card for the refund. The refunded amount will be put back on the original card.

Sponsorship: If you are a sponsored student, please check at the customer service counter to ensure that we have received your letter and your account has been activated. You’ll need your current student ID card.

Book Buy Back: The best time to sell new and used textbooks to the bookstore is during exam week at the end of each semester (December and April) in the Centre Core. Check with the bookstore for exact times and dates. Books must be in good condition.

Gift Cards: We are pleased to offer Lethbridge College gift cards for purchase. These cards are available for any dollar value up to $250.

Grenville Print Centre
ROOM: PA1150 - near Shipping and Receiving
HOURS: Mon - Fri 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

Grenville Print Centre services:

High Speed Colour Printing:
Impress your instructors and add life to your projects by adding colour. Print up to 12" x 18" on paper as thick as 100 lb cover. You will be blown away by the quality and the price.

High Speed Black and White Printing:
Produce professional looking documents at the Grenville Print Centre. We are equipped with digital black and white printers to make your copies look as good as, or better than the originals. Print up to 11" x 17". We offer a wide variety of coloured paper for your special projects.

Binding, Laminating and Folding Services:
Bind your work to give it that finishing touch. It not only improves the look of your document, but can increase the life of your valuable work. We also offer laminating and folding services

ROOM: CE1343
HOURS: Mon. – Fri., 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. (closed 1-2 p.m.)
PHONE: 403-320-3351

Career Advising
Phone: 403-320-3351
Group advising and one-on-one sessions are open to prospective and current learners of Lethbridge College, and members of the community. Sessions assist you in identifying or confirming your career goals through self exploration and assessment. The Myers-Briggs Type Indicator, Strong Interest Inventory, True Colours and Guiding Circles are some of the assessment tools used to assist you in selecting an appropriate area of study. Follow up appointments may be scheduled to further explore the career planning process. There is no charge for career advising at Lethbridge College, but there is a fee for assessment instruments.

Personal Counselling
Phone: 403-320-3351
Professional and confidential personal counselling is available to you as a Lethbridge College learner. This is a free service offering individualized assistance. Personal counselling addresses a wide range of issues including interpersonal problems, crisis management, stress management, difficulties with moods, and other issues that my interfere with college studies and personal well-being. Personal counselling facilitates academic success and personal growth. While there are obstacles that could potentially interfere with success, most can be overcome with professional assistance.

Personal Counselling for First Nations, Métis and Inuit (FNMI) Students
Phone: 403-320-3351
Personal Counselling is available to prospective and current students preferring services in an FNMI context.

Emergency Contacts in the Community

• Canadian Mental Health Crisis Intervention Team
  403-329-5630 (pager - 7 days a week 7 a.m. – 1 a.m.)
• Distress Line
  403-327-7905 (24 hr.)

ROOM: TE1205
HOURS: 7:45 a.m. – 5 p.m.
PHONE: 403-320-3430

The Lethbridge College Day Care Centre is operated primarily as a student service although staff and the public may also access it if space is available. Lethbridge College exceeds regulatory requirements of licensing and is an accredited centre. The Day Care Centre is licensed for 40 children, from 19 months to school age, from September through June. Full- and part-time care is available. Students should apply early as there is a waiting list. Rates are available upon request and government subsidies are available to qualified parents. If you would like more information, please contact the Day Care Centre manager and set up an appointment. You may also apply by using our application form available in PDF format on the Lethbridge College website.

ROOM: CE1380
HOURS: 8 a.m. – noon and 1 p.m. – 4 p.m.
PHONE: 403-320-3289 CELL: 403-308-3327
E-MAIL: mary.coles@lethbridgecollege.ab.ca

Health Services are available to all students and staff and their families. A registered nurse is on duty during clinic hours. Services include information on weight management, smoking cessation, alcohol and drug education, and sexual health, including prevention of sexually transmitted diseases, birth control, and pregnancy. Health Services provides first aid and emergency services for injuries and illnesses. There are several doctors who rotate through the clinic each week. Walk-in appointments are available; priority will be given to those who have booked appointments. A psychiatrist is on campus biweekly by appointment; appointments must be booked by a referral from a doctor or counsellor. Immunizations are provided to students in programs that require them. Please check with Health Services staff for specific services or to book appointments.

The Kodiaks program competes in the Alberta Colleges Athletic Conference (ACAC), the pre-eminent college athletics conference in Canada. Teams that qualify as ACAC Champions progress to compete at the Canadian Colleges Athletics Association (CCAA) national championships.

The majority of student athletes are identified and specifically recruited, however, open tryouts take place in late-August and early-September and most teams stage talent identification camps in the spring.

Team members receive professional coaching, athletics/physical therapy services, academic support, scholarships, travel opportunities, world class facilities, and a rewarding, enriching experience. Court sports (basketball and volleyball) are played in the 1,700-seat Val Matteotti Gymnasium; soccer is played at the Lethbridge Soccer Centre and golf at the Paradise Canyon Golf Course.

In order to be eligible to participate, student athletes must be registered as full-time Lethbridge College students and can compete for a maximum of five years of eligibility.

As part of the athletic fee that every student contributes, Lethbridge College students qualify for free admission to attend highly-entertaining Kodiaks home games.

Men’s and Women’s Sports: Basketball, soccer, volleyball, cross-country running and golf.
Athletic Scholarships: Alberta residents may be eligible to receive a Jimmie Condon Scholarship, currently valued at $1,800 ($900/term). To qualify, student athletes mush maintain a minimum of 12 credit hours per semester and a 2.0/4.0 GPA. Non-Alberta residents can qualify after completing one full year of studies in Alberta.

For more information, contact Kodiaks Athletics at 403-382-6900 or visit gokodiaks.ca.

ROOM: CE1340 (back section of the Library)
PHONE: 403-382-6952
HOURS:
Mon., Tues., Tues., Wed.: 8:30 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.
Thurs. and Fri.: 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Sat.: 11:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
*Hours in the Learning Café are subject to change.

Website: lethbridgecollege.ca/learningcafe

The Learning Café provides academic learning support to Lethbridge College students including:

• Academic tutoring support (face-to-face and online) in writing & research, APA documentation, math, basic sciences, computer skills, & online learning skills.
• Peer tutoring in post-secondary courses with specialized content.
• Study skills support through individualized appointments or group workshops. These sessions cover varied topics, such as studying effectively, note taking, exam preparation, textbook reading, learning styles, test-taking strategies, memory and concentration.
• Online learning resources for assistance with online learning and computer skills, study skills, writing, research, and APA documentation through lethbridgecollege.net/elearningcafe .
• Developmental Studies (DEV) courses for students requiring specific skills development (credit cost applies)

ROOM: CE1303

Lost & Found is operated by the Security Services department. Items turned in can be claimed at the Security Services office located in CE1303. Photo identification is required to claim items. Items are kept for 60 days from the date received.

CRLC Radio
ROOM: CE3246
The Endeavour
ROOM: TE3223
The Endeavour student newspaper, run by Print Journalism and Advertising/Public Relations students, is published nine times each semester. The newspaper reports campus news while providing hands-on training for students.

CRLC The Kodiak, operated by Broadcast Journalism students, streams on the Internet at http://thekodiak.ca and broadcasts on a closed circuit on campus. The station plays a mix of contemporary music formats, along with news and feature programming. The station operates continuously during the fall and winter semesters. Students are given hands-on training, covering all aspects of the radio station’s operation.

TV News and Webcasting
Each week, second-year Broadcast Journalism students produce a newscast that airs on the local Shaw television channel. The newscasts focus on events happening on and around campus. The students are also responsible for webcasting Kodiaks Athletics. All aspects of broadcasting a live sports event are incorporated; this includes play-by-play announcing, camera operation, directing and production for weekly basketball and volleyball games.

Room: CE2323
Hours: 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Phone: 403.329.7220

Students at Lethbridge College are “alumni-in-training”. As soon as you graduate you become one of our “Alumni for Life.” The Lethbridge College Office of Alumni Relations encourages you to stay connected with the College once your days on campus are complete. Update your information at: lethbridgecollege.ca/alumni

The Office of Alumni Relations is continually adding to the growing list of benefits we provide. Benefits include discounts at City of Lethbridge leisure facilities, Lethbridge College library and gymnasium; exclusive scholarships and internships; home delivery of the college’s Wider Horizons magazine; discounted home and auto insurance through TD Insurance Meloche Monnex; invitations to our events; and many other ways to give back to Lethbridge College. Take part in the Pay it Forward 50/50 draw to contribute to student scholarships while taking a chance to win more than $1,500 each month.

ROOM: CE2301
PHONE: 403-320-3223

Parking information can be obtained through the Facilities Management Office in CE2301 or by calling 403-320-3223. All parking permits on campus are purchased at the Facilities Management Office. Security monitors the parking lots on a continuous basis and issues tickets under the City of Lethbridge parking bylaw.

Hourly/Daily Parking Lots:
Parking lots B & O are available for hourly or daily parking. Rates are $2 for any portion of time up to four hours and $4 for the day. Permit vending machines are located in each lot and will take quarters, loonies, and toonies.

Reserved Student Parking:
Reserved student parking is available in lots C, D, F, S, T, J, and N. A student-reserved permit allows the holder to park in any of these lots. Student reserved parking permits are not valid in hourly, daily, staff, or residence lots. Permits must be properly displayed with expiry date or time clearly visible from outside the driver’s side front windshield at all times when parking in restricted areas.

Permits are available as follows:
Monthly – expires one month from the date of purchase.
Semester – available for any of the following semesters:
May 1 – Aug. 31
Sept. 1 – Dec. 31
Jan. 1 – Apr. 30
Annual – Valid from July 1 – June 30

2011-12 Student Reserved Parking Permit Costs:
Monthly - $45 + GST
Semester - $110 + GST
Annual - $220 + GST
**Permit costs may be adjusted at any time.

ROOM: PE1408
PHONE: 403-382-6903
HOURS:
Sept. – April:
Mon. – Fri.: 6:30 a.m. – 9 p.m.
Sat. – Sun.: 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.
May – Aug:
Mon. – Fri.: 6:30 a.m. – 10 p.m.
Sat. – Sun.: 9 a.m. – 3 p.m.

The Physical Education complex includes the triple-sized Val Matteotti Gymnasium (larger than three regulation size basketball courts) with seating for 1,700; four international- sized squash and racquetball courts; a fitness testing centre and therapy centre; and a fitness centre complete with free weights, weight machines, and a variety of cardiovascular exercise machines. The complex also features men’s and women’s locker rooms. Lockers are available for semester and annual rentals (locks are provided) or for day use where users can bring their own lock. A separate steam room is located in each locker room area.

2011-12 P.E. Building Fees
(Rate based on a four-month term)
Student - $60
Staff - $79
Alumni - $118
Community - $162

Daily Rates
Student and staff - $4
Alumni and Community - $6
Fees include GST and are subject to change. Included with fees are use of squash/racquetball courts, fitness centres, gymnasiums during open recreation times, and steam rooms.

ROOM: AN1501

Piita Pawanii means “eagle taking flight” in the Blackfoot language. The Piita Pawanii Learning Centre is a gathering place for First Nations, Métis, and Inuit (FNMI) college students and is the home of the FMNI student club and the FNMI cultural support program. All are welcome in the centre to meet old and new friends, utilize the computers, study and participate in various student activities throughout the year.

The FNMI cultural support program provides students with access to community Elders and Spiritual Advisors, leaders, and role models. Elders and Spiritual Advisors make regularly scheduled visits to the centre and are also available to meet individually with students. Through this program, students have an opportunity to interact with Elders and benefit from their support, traditional knowledge and guidance.

Students are responsible for printing on campus. The first 200 sheets each year are free; additional prints cost 10 cents per page (subject to change). To add to your printing account, visit the kiosk outside the Students’ Association, the IB commons, or Financial Services.

L.A. Transit provides service to Lethbridge College by routes 12, 20, 22, 23, 24 and 30, Monday through Friday, with a 20-minute service between 6 a.m. and 6 p.m.

Cash Fare:
Adults - $2.50
Youth – (6-17) – $2.50
Seniors (65+) $2.50
Day pass - $7.50

Bonus Strip Tickets:
Adult - $21.50
Youth - $20.00
Seniors - $20.00

Monthly Passes:
Citipass (Adult) - $75.00 / month
Citipass (Youth) - $60.00
Post Secondary - $285.00/ semester
Seniors - $25.00 / month

*Prices are subject to change.
**Inquire about the tax credit available for public transit: keep your monthly transit passes and receipts and claim a new tax credit for public transit on your income tax return.

ROOM: PA1130
HOURS: 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Closed Saturdays, Sundays and holidays

Service for Students
Lethbridge College offers a wide selection of credit, non-credit and online courses. Student Services is also responsible for producing the graduation eligibility, and academic standing. You can also request confirmation of enrollment and official Lethbridge College transcripts.

Registration Checklist
Connect to the registration checklist by going to http://lethbridgecollege.ca/registration-checklist

Add/Drop
Please see Academic Advising for information on adding or dropping a course.

Most programs require you to register yourself online. Once you have confirmed your acceptance you will receive an email (to your college email account) giving you instructions on how to register online. This email will contain information on which courses to register in and how to get your schedule and fee information.

For some programs, registration is automatic. Once you have accepted your offer of admission to a program, registration personnel will register you into your core courses. An email will be sent to let you know when this has been done. You can check for your schedule by logging into the Portal from our website. Upon completing your login, choose the Web Advisor tab and go to My Class Schedule Grid.

ROOM: KH1000
HOURS: 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
PHONE: 403- 329-7218
E-MAIL: res.life@lethbridgecollege.ab.ca

Lethbridge College has some of the most well kept suites in Canada. Our Cullen and 30th Avenue residences provide housing for 440 students in two-bedroom suites, four-bedroom townhouses, and family units. Kodiak House, which opened in September 2010, houses 109 students in single-person suites. Fifteen of these units are barrier-free for students requiring wheelchair accessibility.

If you need help finding an off-campus place to live, Residence Life has established an online bulletin board designed to bring landlords and students together.

Visit lethbridgecollege.ca/go/offcampushousing. The site provides 24/7 access and you can easily search for your idea accommodations. Please note that all off-campus housing arrangements are between you and the landlord and are completely independent of the college. Residence Life does not screen the listings, but if you want advice about your living arrangement, our staff is available for consultation.

Living in Residence provides activities to help you transition from home to campus, meet new friends, adapt to a new city and environment and make the most of your college experience.

Calling all Residents of Lethbridge College:

Living in Residence is an incredible experience and a great way to begin your college experience. It is our hope that Cullen Residence, 30th Avenue Residence or Kodiak House becomes your home away from home while you’re at Lethbridge College. The Residence Life team will work hard to help you take advantage of all the programs and services we provide to help you succeed.

ROOM: CE1303
PHONE: 403-320-3206
EMERGENCIES: 911
LETHBRIDGE REGIONAL POLICE
(non emergencies): 403-328-4444

Security is responsible for the general safety and protection of all people and buildings on campus, as well as parking enforcement of the Lethbridge College campus parking lots. Security is here 24 hours a day, seven days a week. They will provide assistance to students with lost & found, reporting thefts, room access, first aid or other safety incidents, and provide a safe walk service. Security will also assist students in contact in Lethbridge Regional Police for situations that require that level of attention. For all emergencies, call 911 first, then security at 403-320-3206. Lethbridge Regional Police can be reached at 403-328-4444 for non-emergency calls.

The Student Awards and Financial Aid office provides assistance for students with student loan, budgeting and scholarship questions.

Loans
For government full-time student loan purposes, students must enrol in and continue to be enrolled in at least 12 credits per regular term (usually four months in length). The spring (May/June) term is only two months long and therefore only six credits are required to qualify as full-time for this shorter term. Anyone enrolled in fewer than 12 credits in a regular term is deemed to be part-time. Students on a full-time government student loan who drop below the 12 credit minimum will enter loan repayment status six months after the date of loan cancellation. Interest on the loans will also begin to accrue as of that date. If you are planning to study below this level you should apply for part-time bursary/loan funding. Part-time loans and bursaries require paper application and must be authorized by the Financial Aid Office.

Students with disabilities that qualify for a reduced course load are considered full-time at 8 credits per standard term (or 4 credits during the spring term). This status must be established with the Disability Services coordinator prior to studies.

If you are an Alberta resident, you are encouraged to apply on-line at www.alis.alberta.ca, although you may apply via paper application (if you were formerly Alberta Works funded you cannot use the electronic application) and the Student Awards office will courier it to Alberta Education and Technology at no charge. Students from other provinces should apply with their province of residence (this is the province where you have lived the last 12 consecutive months as a non-post-secondary student); almost all of these applications are available on line.

If you feel an error was made or your circumstances have changed since you applied for your loan we can assist you through the appeal process. A Change of Circumstance form is available at Student Awards or can be printed from the same “alis” website noted earlier. Full-time students who have previously received student loans but are not currently loan funded must request specific forms to attain or maintain interest-free status.

Students are encouraged to stop by if they have any questions or concerns about budgeting issues in general or in regard to understanding the disbursements of their government funds.

Awards
Students at Lethbridge College receive about $600,000 per year in awards. Our awards listing can be viewed on-line at www.lethbridgecollege.ca/awards. Lethbridge College awards requiring application have two deadlines. Students continuing within a program must apply between March 1 and May 1. Those entering a new program at the college have from March 1 to July 15 to apply. Awards are disbursed in November. Scholarship and award criteria vary widely and is not confined to academics; everyone is encouraged to apply.

Additional award opportunities will be advertised on the Student Awards web pages, the portal login page, and hallway monitors, so be sure to keep your eyes open!

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
ROOM: CE1323
HOURS: 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
PHONE: 403-320-3322

Student for a Day is available to anyone considering post-secondary education, or anyone who wants to experience first-hand the life of a student at Lethbridge College. Current students are needed to volunteer in the Student for a Day program to guide future students. Student volunteers receive a letter of reference to use in their resume as well as a money voucher for the campus food court. This program runs in October, November, February and March. To volunteer, contact Rose Marie Litwin at 403-320-3322.

ROOM: CE1350
HOURS: Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
PHONE: 403-320-3373 Fax: 403-380-3483
WEBSITE: www.mylcsa.com

The Lethbridge College Students’ Association (LCSA) is an autonomous body made up of all students who pay Students’ Association (SA) fees. The Students’ Council is elected by members of the SA to represent student concerns. The Students’ Council consists of six representatives and three executive officers (president, vice president finance, and vice president student life). Elections for the executive officers are held in March; the representatives are elected in September.

The SA provides a compulsory student health and dental plan. If a student is a member of the Students’ Association, is enrolled in an applicable full-time program, is taking 12 or more credit hours, and resides in Canada, he/she is eligible for coverage. If the student is covered by another plan (parent, spouse, work, etc.) he/she can opt out of the student plan by signing a waiver form and providing confirmation of coverage. Forms and information about the plans can be obtained from the SA office (CE1350) or from the Student Benefits Office (CE 1347). The deadline for opting out or adding family members to the plan is October 3, 2011 for the fall semester and February 6, 2012 for the winter semester (only new students who register for January can opt out in the winter semester). ***If the student has opted out of the plan and needs back in, he/she must do so before the opt-out deadline has passed.

Some of the other services the LCSA provides include; photocopying (black & white, colour, and transparencies), faxing, stamp sales, day planners, Food Bank services, student clubs, campus recreation, local telephone services, Booster Juice and pizza days, special events, awareness days, contests and giveaways. The LCSA also operates The Cave (CE1300) where students can enjoy a game of pool, video games, ping pong, foosball, watch some TV, or sit and relax on one of the comfy couches.

ROOM: AN1602
HOURS: Mon., Wed., Fri.: 8 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Tues. & Thurs.: 8 a.m. – 8 p.m.
PHONE: 403-320-3368

Testing Services administers Lethbridge College admission exams and provides supervision and proctor services for students, individuals, and groups from business or professional associations, and other educational institutions (Athabasca University, Lakeland College, SAIT, etc.)

Online Learning students and students who miss in-class exams can arrange to write their exams in Testing Services.

Contact Testing Services to schedule an appointment at least 24 hours in advance of writing the exam. Picture ID is required at the time of the testing. An invigilation (supervision) fee may be charged for some exams.

Room: CE2323
Hours: Mon-Fri: 8:30-4:30
Phone: 403.320.3202 ext. 5205
E-mail: volunteer@lethbridgecollege.ca
Website: lethbridgecollege.ca/volunteer

Get involved in the college and the Lethbridge community while gaining worthwhile work experience as a member of the Totally Lethbridge College (TLC) volunteer program. TLC members are kept up to date on upcoming volunteer opportunities and have the chance to win prizes and receive recognition for hours spent volunteering on-campus and in the community. Visit lethbridgecollege.ca/volunteer for more information and to sign up online, or contact Kelly in the Office of Alumni Relations.

ROOM: TE1220
HOURS: Mon – Fri.: 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
PHONE: 403-320-3287

The Works staff is available to assist students and alumni in their search for part-time and summer employment, or full-time careers.

Services provided by The Works include:

• Job resources and personalized assistance
• Web-accessible database of jobs, employers, events, and interview schedules
• A referral service that matches students and alumni with program-related opportunities on employer request
• Career advising, personality and interest assessment for current students and alumni

Lethbridge College will host a Career Conference for current and prospective students. Visit careerconference.ca for details about the conference and what to look forward to. Employer representatives will be on campus to meet you. Everyone is welcome to attend.