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Shining Student Ty Clewes
Ty's ULethbridge journey as an educator began with helping out in his mom's classroom. What began as lending a hand with small tasks has grown into a true passion and career. Now, he is …
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Fine Arts Shining Alumna Tina Alexander-Luna (BMus '10)
With an impressive background in education and performance and a strong desire to foster talent in young artists, Fine Arts alumna Dr. Tina Alexander-Luna (BMus '10) enjoys sharing her expertise with students, teachers …
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Faculty of Fine Arts launches Indigenous Student Mentorship Program
The Faculty of Fine Arts' Indigenous Student Mentorship Program is a pilot project that invites Indigenous students in the Fine Arts to meet with two Fine Arts Indigenous Student Mentors for connection, advice, …
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Faculty of Fine Arts launches Vibe Fest, inviting community support and participation
The Vibe Festival (Vibe Fest) promises a playful, immersive celebration of contemporary art, performance and creative technologies. Running from 7 to 11 p.m. on Apr. 12, 2025, the Faculty of Fine Arts Vibe Fest will feature a free, all-access community arts celebration. Read the full article
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Fine Arts researchers part of collaborative cross-country project awarded $2.5 million SSHRC Partnership Grant
Department of Drama researchers Drs. Justin Blum and Gabrielle Houle are co-investigators on Gatherings: Archival and Oral Histories of Performance, a multi-institutional project that focuses on archival and oral histories of performance in Canada, while Faculty of Fine Arts Dean Dr. Heather Davis-Fisch is a collaborator.
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Manifesting Beauty: University of Lethbridge Faculty of Fine Arts receives Blackfoot name
Bearing a commitment to further the work being done to advance reconciliation and Indigenization at the University of Lethbridge, the Faculty of Fine Arts has been gifted a Blackfoot name – Piiksinaasin – by Iikaisskini (Low Horn) Dr. Leroy Little Bear (BASc (BA) ’72, DASc ’04).
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