Lakeland College Programn Preview 2016-17

2016-17

Programs at Lakeland

VERMILION PROGRAMS

Student-Managed Experiences

Agrictulural Sciences

Environmental Sciences

Fire & Emergency Training

Human Services

Interior Design Technology

Trades & Technology

LLOYDMINSTER PROGRAMS

University Transfer

Health & Wellness

Energy & Petroleum Technology

Business

Online & Blended Learning

LIVING ON CAMPUS

Vermilion Campus

Lloydminster Campus

GETTING INVOLVED AT LAKELAND

Lakeland Life

Go Rustlers

Student Services

Applied Research

Go Global

YOU SHOULD KNOW

Money Matters

Visit Us

Lakeland Advantage

Kick Start your Career in Trades

Take the First steps

Admission Requirements

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Agricultural Sciences· Agribusiness

· Animal Health Technology

· Animal Science Technology

· Crop Technology

· General Agriculture

· Veterinary Medical Assistant

· Western Ranch & Cow Horse

Business· Accounting Technician

· Bachelor of Commerce

· Bachelor of Management

Business Administration majors· Accounting

· General Business

· Marketing

· Real Estate Appraisal & Assessment

· Small Business & Entrepreneurship

Energy & Petroleum Technology· Heavy Oil Operations Technician

· Heavy Oil Power Engineering

Environmental Sciences · Bachelor of Applied Science:

Environmental Management

· Renewable Energy & Conservation

Environmental Sciences majors· Conservation & Restoration Ecology

· Environmental Conservation & Reclamation

· Environmental Monitoring & Protection (Proposed name change to Water Conservation & Remediation)

· Wildlife & Fisheries Conservation

Fire & Emergency Services· Emergency Services Technology

· Firefighter

Health & Wellness· Esthetician

· Health Care Aide

· Pre-employment Hairstylist

LAKELAND PROGRAMS OF STUDY

Get in-depth details on any of our programs. Request a program fact sheet: lakelandcollege.ca/factsheet

Human Services· American Sign Language

& Deaf Culture Studies

· Child & Youth Care

· Early Learning & Child Care

· Educational Assistant

· Mental Health Practitioner

· Sign Language Interpretation

Interior Design Technology

Trades & Technology Apprenticeship· Automotive Service Technician

· Carpenter

· Electrician

· Gasfitter

· Heavy Equipment Technician

· Instrument Technician

· Parts Technician

· Steamfitter-Pipefitter

· Welder

Trades & Technology Pre-employment· Electrician


· Welder

Street Rod Technologies

University Transfer · Bachelor of Arts


· Bachelor of Education

· Bachelor of General Studies

· Bachelor of Science

· Bachelor of Social Work

· Pre-dental Hygiene

· Pre-dentistry

· Pre-medical Lab Science

· Pre-medicine

· Pre-nursing

· Pre-nutrition

· Pre-pharmacy

· Pre-veterinary Medicine

On-campus university degree completion· Bachelor of Commerce



Online & blended learning

At Lakeland, our students are leading TODAY. All colleges say they are educating the leaders of tomorrow.

“I don’t think there is any better way to teach young people responsibility, teamwork and professionalism than the Student Managed Farm. The SMF pushed me beyond my comfort zone and allowed me to grow as a professional, a leader and as a friend.” – Grayden Kay, Class of 2015. Grayden completed our Animal Science Technology program.

We’re a leader in STUDENT-MANAGED LEARNING EXPERIENCESYou have the opportunity to take charge and participate in shaping your own education at Lakeland. How? Through career-relevant, student-run projects, operations and events.

· Learn how to run a profitable agribusiness on the Student Managed Farm – Powered By New Holland. You’ll make six-figure decisions about acres of crops and hundreds of head of livestock.

· Make an environmental difference by spearheading the on-campus recycling program.

· From makeup to manicures, massages and microdermabrasion, satisfy your clients’ needs and build business skills in the student-run spa.

· Organize and manage clubs on campus. Whether you want to pursue a passion or introduce a new sport or activity to campus, take the lead with a new student club.

· Restore a cherished relic of the past or build the vehicle of your dreams.

· Coordinate the Fashion on a Budget show by recruiting participants, selecting high-profile judges, managing an event attended by hundreds and webcasting the show to the world.

· Lead a team of firefighters as the captain or battalion chief and battle the most realistic fire simulations in Western Canada.

· Create and run your own play program for children. Plan and prepare activities, interact with parents and work hands-on with children, from infants to age five.

· Plan the next Band in the Sand. Select the entertainment, market the event, sell 1,800+ tickets, set up the stage and run the show.

· Bring energy and light to campus, literally. Working as a team in our Energy Centre, generate heat and power for the Lloydminster campus.

· Research and select the next crop of species for the on-campus green “living” roof.

· Teach elementary students how to add, subtract and more with fun math exercises that you’ve planned at your student-organized Math Fair.

Real work experience and valuable leadership skills are what you gain from being in charge of your education at Lakeland. It’ll set you apart from others when you transition from our college to your career.

Take the lead at Lakeland.

8

TAKE CHARGE OF YOURFUTURE.

lakelandcollege.ca

TAKE CHARGE OF YOUR

At Lakeland College, we’re not just student-centred. WE PUT OUR STUDENTS IN THE LEAD.We’ve been leading in learning since 1913 with student-managed experiences, supportive student services and industry-driven programming. Our alumni have accomplished much and we know you will too.

You’ll find less lecturing and more learning at Lakeland. Take charge of your education with any one of the 50-plus programs we offer. Achieve success your way at our Vermilion campus.

VERMILION CAMPUSStrong agricultural roots, tight-knit community and beautiful countryside are what you’ll find in Vermilion, Alta. Named for the red river clay, which still makes up the bricks in many historical buildings in town, Vermilion is home to 4,500 people and new ideas for living.

Vermilion is a college-town and has been for more than a century. Located on the west side of the community, our residence village welcomes 500-plus students from Western Canada and around the world. The campus includes a 1,700-acre Student Managed Farm – Powered by New Holland, the Centre for Sustainable Innovation and the Emergency Training Centre.

Our sister campus in Lloydminster, Alta. is located just 30 minutes east on Highway 16. Edmonton and Saskatoon are an easy drive from either campus.FUTURE.

“Being able to learn about something you are so passionate about at Lakeland is great. Lakeland has the only hands-on dairy facility in Western Canada – that was a very important reason for me to complete my education here.” – Jake Vermeer, Class of 2015. Jake completed our Animal Science Technology program and served as the Dairy Club president.

DEEP ROOTS, INNOVATIVE FUTURE

lakelandcollege.ca/ag

Agricultural Sciences Information Session: March 11, 2016

AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES· Agricultural producer

· Agronomist

· Business owner

· Pen rider

· Dairy operator

· Animal health technologist

· Rancher

· Livestock pharmaceutical rep

· Veterinary medical assistant

… and more!

You’ll graduate as a leader in ag sciences with the knowledge you gain and the skills you hone at Lakeland. From managing a real farm operation to specializing in agricultural marketing and providing life-saving care to animals, Lakeland’s ag training is student-led.

With a combination of classroom studies and hands-on experience on our Student Managed Farm (SMF) – Powered by New Holland and our on-campus small animal clinic, you’ll be able to confidently put theory into practice. Choose from:

Two-year diploma· Agribusiness

· Animal Health Technology

· Animal Science Technology

· Crop Technology

One-year certificate· General Agriculture

· Veterinary Medical Assistant

· Western Ranch & Cow Horse

Learn beyond the classroom with our crop and pasture land, dairy barn, cattle and sheep facility, livestock research facility, small animal clinic, AI facility and equine centre. Our SMF gives you access to the latest line of New Holland machinery. Learn with the best at Lakeland.

Quality instructionOur faculty, like Robert Dixon, are often in the spotlight for the work they do. The agribusiness instructor and SMF advisor is one of 16 young producers chosen as Cattlemen’s Young Leaders’ 2015 national mentorship recipients. This program provides industry-specific training and mentorship to young producers, giving them opportunities to explore a potential career choice or become involved in producer organizations.

FUTURE-FOCUSED, CAREER-READY TRAINING

“What makes Lakeland stand out? The staff. They are a dedicated group of people who spend hours going over and above what they have to do to ensure the success of all students. In my mind that’s everything.”- Brian Larson, Class of 2014.

Brian completed the Wildlife &

Fisheries Conservation major and

is in the Bachelor of Applied

Science: Environmental

Management program. He’s on

practicum with Ducks Unlimited.

lakelandcollege.ca/enviro

Environmental Sciences Information Session: March 4, 2016

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES· Environmental monitoring

technologist

· Wetland coordinator

· Environmental technician

· Site assessment specialist

· Field inspector

· Habitat restoration consultant

· Fisheries conservation officer

· Vegetation specialist

… and more!

If you’re passionate about the environment, you’re an in-demand, natural resource. We’ll prepare you for your career path through skill-building opportunities that go beyond the classroom into forests, grasslands, oil leases, restored areas, on-campus living roof and other locations.

Environmental Sciences two-year diploma majors · Conservation & Restoration Ecology: Because plants

matter, restore natural areas affected by industry.

· Environmental Conservation & Reclamation: Starting with soil, reclaim disturbed lands and minimize the impact of industry.

· Environmental Monitoring & Protection (proposed name change to Water Conservation & Remediation): Protect and sustain water and land resources.

· Wildlife & Fisheries Conservation: Forests and prairie, lakes and rivers and all the creatures that live in them are your focus.

Applied degree · Bachelor of Applied Science:

Environmental Management

Online certificate and diploma· Renewable Energy & Conservation

Diploma in hand, you have the option to start your career or grow your tool set:

SPECIALIZED TRAINING FOR A FRONT-LINE CAREER

With one of the most advanced training facilities in Canada, we challenge you to be the best you can be. From burning buildings to dangerous goods explosions and ambulance transports, with each scenario you work through you develop life-saving skills and gain the confidence you need as an emergency responder. Reach your career goals with our hands-on programs.

One-year diploma· Emergency Services Technology

12-week certificate· Firefighter

Courses are taught to meet and exceed standards such as ones of the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA). Evaluations performed with integrity lead to certifications from international accrediting agencies such as the International Fire Service Accreditation Congress (IFSAC) and the ProBoard.

FIRE & EMERGENCY SERVICES

lakelandcollege.ca/LCetc

“The instructors are really good and the hands-on work is definitely the best part of this experience. You come out of here with everything you need to start your career.” – Cody Barks, Class of 2015.

Following in the footsteps of his

father – a Lakeland alumnus from

the Class of 2007 – Cody says

his goal is to become a full-time

firefighter after he graduates.

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES· Airport firefighter

· Aerial apparatus operator

· Air medical evacuation provider

· Fire investigator

· Fire officer

· Industrial fire brigade member

· Integrated emergency responder

· Wildland firefighter

· Pre-hospital emergency care provider

· Rope rescue technician

… and more!

MEANINGFUL SKILLS FOR AN INSPIRING FUTURE

lakelandcollege.ca/human

Sign Language Information Session: March 3, 2016Human Services Information Session: March 11, 2016

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES· Community support worker

· Child and youth care worker

· Child development worker

· Family day home provider

· Playschool teacher

· Early intervention program aide

· Educational assistant

· Special needs assistant

· Sign language interpreter

… and more!

“I absolutely loved being at Lakeland because of the close-knit relationships that we had, hands-on learning and smaller classes. Everything altogether made Lakeland a great experience. The teachers knew our names and by the time we graduated with our diplomas everyone had become great friends. Being at Lakeland was like being with family.” – Alix McCoy, Class of 2014.

After completing the Child

and Youth Care diploma, Alix

continued her education in the

Bachelor of Child and Youth Care

program at MacEwan University.

With many of our programs, you

can transfer Lakeland credits

towards a degree program at a

university.

HUMAN SERVICESIf your goal is to make a difference in a people-helping profession, we’ll help you reach it with practical learning opportunities and skill-building courses such as the animal assisted therapy course. Your Lakeland experience includes community-based and international practicums, blended-learning opportunities and experienced instructors. Lead your learning experience, broaden your knowledge and develop essential skills in human services.

Two-year diploma· Child & Youth Care


· Sign Language Interpretation

One-year certificate· American Sign Language &

Deaf Culture Studies


· Educational Assistant

One-year certificate (post-credential)· Mental Health Practitioner

You have options with human services. Take your first step with a certificate, further your career path with a diploma, and then transfer to a university degree program.

Le département human services offre maintenant deux formations en ligne et en français. Il est possible de s’inscrire au programme d’éducation à la petite enfance et au programme d’aide-élève. Les étudiants peuvent aussi combiner l’anglais et le français pour leur formation. (Human Services now offers two of its programs online and in French. You can enrol in Early Learning & Child Care or Educational Assistant. You can also combine the French courses with English courses.)

DESIGN YOUR FUTURE WITH AN AWARD-WINNING EDUCATION

Flex your creative mind, hone your design skills and build a foundation for success in our design incubator. Learn in a studio setting, complete with a drafting table and specialized computer lab. Master design fundamentals, drafting, space planning and more in this two-year program. Take your education across country when you attend a major design show in Toronto. Put your work up against other students from throughout North America in National Kitchen and Bath Association (NKBA) student design competitions.

Design Degree: Transfer your Lakeland diploma to the Art Institute of California – Los Angeles to earn a Bachelor of Science degree, which is accredited by the Council for Interior Design Accreditation.

INTERIOR DESIGN TECHNOLOGY

Interior Design Technology Information Session: March 18, 2016

lakelandcollege.ca/design

“When I started questioning what set interior design programs apart – what were the pros and what were the cons – I came up with the best answer, which was Lakeland. It has 11 years of NKBA award-winning excellence. If you can get your students on par to design and win 11 years in a row that says something about your program.” – Charles Kimball, Class of 2014. Charles created a

winning design and earned an honourable mention in the

2014 NKBA and GE Appliances Charette Competition.

CAREER LOCATIONS· Architectural firms

· Design firms

· Developers

· Home builders

· Kitchen industry firms

· Residential firms

… and more!

KEEPING YOU (AND INDUSTRY) MOVING AHEAD

“I have used everything that I have learned at Lakeland on the job. The instructors are really helpful with everything. Overall, this has been a great experience.” – Michael McKillop, Class

of 2015. Michael completed

the Heavy Equipment

Technician program. He was

one of 14 trades apprentices

at Lakeland to receive the

Apprenticeship and Industry

Training Scholarship.

lakelandcollege.ca/trades lakelandcollege.ca/pre-employment

Street Rod Technologies Information Session: March 18, 2016

TRADES & TECHNOLOGY

Steamfitter-Pipefitter apprentice, Hunter Weatherly, won gold in the 2015 Alberta Skills Canada Competition and placed fifth at nationals.

You’ve chosen a career in the trades sector. Now let us help you train for your future. Learn from experienced instructors in small class sizes and build your skill set in our modernized Trades Centre.

Learn on the job and on campus in one of nine different Alberta apprenticeship programs, or jump-start your career with pre-employment training, complete with a four-week practicum. You’ll be ready to write the first year Alberta Apprenticeship exam. You can turn your passion for vehicles into a rewarding career with Street Rod Technologies. Train to restore and customize vehicles in our specialized lab.

Apprenticeship programs· Automotive Service Technician

· Carpenter

· Electrician

· Gasfitter

· Heavy Equipment Technician


· Parts Technician

· Steamfitter-Pipefitter

· Welder

Pre-employment programs · Electrician


· Welder

One-year certificate· Street Rod Technologies

1st

lakelandcollege.ca

YOU’VE GOT GOALS.We can help you achieve them.

At Lakeland College, we put you first. When you take one of our 50-plus programs, we make a commitment to you: that we will help you take charge of your education and be a leader today. Not tomorrow, today. We know you’ll succeed and we’re excited to help you to at our Lloydminster campus.

LLOYDMINSTER CAMPUSOur urban campus is located on the border of Alberta and Saskatchewan in Lloydminster. With more than 31,000 residents, Lloydminster is a rapidly-growing regional retail and business hub.

Since opening in 1990, our Lloydminster campus has grown with three additional features: Vic Juba Community Theatre, Bill Kondro Wing and the Energy Centre. Both vibrant and welcoming, the modern campus is a few short steps from 200 acres of parkland and within easy reach of shops and restaurants.

Our sister campus in Vermilion, Alta. is located just 30 minutes west on Highway 16. Edmonton and Saskatoon are an easy drive from either campus. Central Mountain Air flights serve the Lloydminster municipal airport directly.


“Lakeland College was the right place for me to start my university studies. I had incredible mentors at the college.” – Maria Sarcauga,

Class of 2011. Maria is

currently enrolled in the

Master of Liberal Arts in

Psychology program at

Harvard University.

“Lakeland’s smaller classroom sizes are perfect for one-on-one time with your instructors and that made a big impact on me.” – Tyson Armstrong,

Class of 2008. Tyson

started his University

of Saskatchewan

Bachelor of Commerce

degree at Lakeland.

He is an accountant in

Lloydminster. START (AND EVEN FINISH)

YOUR DEGREE WITH US

UNIVERSITY TRANSFER

lakelandcollege.ca/university

University Transfer Information Session: March 4, 2016

Take your first step to achieving your career of choice by building your degree program at Lakeland. Our university transfer program features university-level courses taught by experienced faculty in classes averaging 25 students – the perfect equation for a more connected learning experience. Plus, we help you understand your transfer options and reach your career goals with one-on-one academic advising.

Popular UT programs include the following, but this is just scratching the surface of what’s available at Lakeland. Visit our website for information.

· Bachelor of Arts


· Bachelor of Education


· Bachelor of Science

· Bachelor of Social Work

· Pre-dental Hygiene

· Pre-dentistry

· Pre-medical Lab Science

· Pre-medicine

· Pre-nursing

· Pre-nutrition

· Pre-pharmacy

· Pre-veterinary Medicine

Complete your degree at Lakeland! We’ve partnered with Athabasca University, so you can start and finish a degree in General Studies, Commerce or Management at Lakeland.

You can complete your education at universities across the Prairies. Take charge of your future with our many degree pathways.

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES:· Teacher

· Accountant

· Nurse

· Social worker

· Biologist

· Dentist

· Pharmacist

· Veterinarian

· Dietician

· Psychologist

· Chemist

· Sociologist

· Counsellor

… possibilities are endless!

MASTER TECHNIQUES & BUILD SKILLS FOR SUCCESS

lakelandcollege.ca/wellness

Health & Wellness Information Session: March 15, 2016

It takes practice to become a professional, which is why our health and wellness programs focus on extensive hands-on learning opportunities. Put the theory you learn into action by perfecting techniques and offering quality care to real clients.

With the practical experience you gain at Lakeland, you can transition from our classrooms – student-run spa, salon, modern labs and practicums – to your career of choice with success.

One-year certificate· Esthetician

· Health Care Aide

Pre-employment· Hairstylist

“I loved the mix of hands-on work and theory. My instructor provided a thorough understanding of the skills needed in the workplace. After working with clients, I end the day smiling because I make somebody else smile. I would definitely recommend Lakeland.” – Ashton Faithful, Class

of 2014 and 2015. Ashton

completed the Esthetician

and Pre-employment

Hairstylist programs.

HEALTH & WELLNESS

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES:· Health care aide

· Spa/salon owner

· Makeup artist

· Colour specialist

· Hairstylist

· Product marketing representative

· Health spa esthetician

… and more!

26-weeksto earn a Pre-employmentHairstylist Certificate

9 weekends + 2 practicums= Health Care Aide blended learning experience

CUTTING-EDGE INTEGRATED LEARNING

“This is more than a lab class – our students are running a power plant with the responsibilities of a real, industry-standard plant.” – Greg Shalay, energy instructor.

lakelandcollege.ca/energy

ENERGY & PETROLEUM TECHNOLOGY

Energy & Petroleum Technology Information Session: February 23, 2016

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES:· Field operator

· Power engineer

· Plant operator … and more!

Fuelled by industry and innovation, we offer state-of-the-art facilities – the Husky Energy Power Engineering Lab and the newly constructed Energy Centre – for hands-on learning in the oil and gas sector. Train in our modern labs, learn from experienced faculty and develop in-demand skills.

With our advanced programs, you gain extensive experience and are workforce-ready when you graduate. Choose from:

Heavy Oil Operations Technician (HOOT)· One-year certificate

· 4th class power engineering

Heavy Oil Power Engineering (HOPE)· Two-year diploma

· 4th and 3rd class power engineering

IT’S ONLY AT LAKELAND.We’re the only post-secondary institution in Western Canada to create an integrated power plant featuring a once-through steam generator (OTSG) for heavy oil training. This equipment is available in our Energy Centre along with:

· Two-storey distillation tower

· Four other boilers of different configurations

· Water treatment equipment

· Cooling tower

· Steam turbine generator

· Economizers

· Two 50-seat simulation theatres

· Black start generator

· Feedwater systems

· Condensate recovery

· Six breakout rooms

Working in teams, you produce functional energy in the Energy Centre that provides heat and power for the entire Lloydminster campus.

IT’S TIME TO SHINE

“During my first week of school my instructor encouraged us to further our business education with the degree program. At that point, I had my mind made up; I am in school now so I am going to keep going while I have momentum and accomplish all that I need to succeed. Lakeland made it really easy by partnering with Athabasca University and offering (face-to-face) courses in the classroom as well as by correspondence. It worked really well for me.”– Brianne Bors, Class of 2011

& 2013. Brianne first completed

the Real Estate Appraisal &

Assessment major, and then earned

a Bachelor of Commerce degree

at Lakeland through Athabasca

University. She is an award-winning

designated residential appraiser.

lakelandcollege.ca/business

Business Information Session: February 25, 2016

BUSINESS

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES:· Business owner

· Property manager

· Digital marketer

· Accountant

· Urban planner

· Advertising rep

· Land agent

· Accounts payable/receivable officer

· Sales supervisor

… and more!

1ST PLACEIt was a $4,000

history-making, first-

place finish for five

Lakeland business

students who won the 2014 Alberta

Deans of Business college case

competition. Other Lakeland teams

have come close – placing second

and third. You can broaden your

learning in a real-world way as one

of our case competition students!

What do a business trip to Thailand, a case competition and a fashion show have in common? They’re a few of the live the learning opportunities many of our Class of 2015 business grads took part in. And there are more options available. We’re one of a select few colleges in Alberta to offer co-op internships connected to your major. A co-op is a great way to make industry contacts, develop your skills and gain relevant work experience.

If you want to continue your studies at the Lloydminster campus and earn a degree, you can thanks to our partnership with Athabasca University.

Business Administration two-year diploma majors · Accounting

· General Business

· Marketing

· Real Estate Appraisal & Assessment

· Small Business & Entrepreneurship

Bachelor degree options· Bachelor of Commerce


One-year certificate· Accounting Technician

IT’S TIME TO SHINE

BE IN THE LEAD ONLINEONLINE & BLENDED LEARNING

lakelandcollege.ca/online

Earn while you learn and train for future success with our online opportunities. Our online programs are designed to work for your schedule. Upgrade your skills or even train for a new career online while you keep working.

Credit programs & courses· American Sign Language

& Deaf Culture Studies

· Child & Youth Care (year 1)

· Early Learning & Child Care/Éducation à la Petite Enfance

· Educational Assistant/Aide-élève

· Gas Process Operator

· Parts Technician Apprenticeship (year 1 & 3)

· Power Engineering (3rd & 4th)

· NFPA 472 Dangerous Goods, Responder - Awareness Level

· Renewable Energy & Conservation

Non-credit programs & courses· Agricultural Management

· Fired Process Heater Operator (course)

· Mental Health Practitioner

· Production Field Operator

“I work full-time and have a family so the online option works for my life. I can review material during my lunch break and do work in the evening. If my schedule doesn’t allow for that, I can work on assignments during the weekend. Online is very convenient for me. And the support from Lakeland’s instructors is amazing.” – Karlana Klammer-Eastwood. Karlana completed the Early Learning & Child Care certificate and diploma programs online.

She is currently taking Mental Health Practitioner courses.

4 STRATEGIES FOR ONLINE LEARNERS:

Register early

Pace yourself

Plan your work

Manage your time

“With every Facebook post and Instagram status I have been recommending Lakeland to everyone. I love this school. Come try the Lakeland experience. There is always something you can do and be part of at Lakeland.” – Larissa Lisowski, Class of 2015. Larissa graduated with our Business Administration diploma

Real Estate Appraisal & Assessment major. She lived in residence, was a member of the

Business Club, co-organized Fashion on a Budget and travelled to Thailand for a global learning

experience with her fellow second-year Real Estate Appraisal & Assessment peers.

Lloydminster Campuswww.AirScapes.ca

HOME SWEET HOME

lakelandcollege.ca/virtualtours lakelandcollege.ca/residence

LIVING ON VERMILION CAMPUSConvenient, safe, affordable and fun – that’s how we sum up life in Vermilion’s residence village. You’re steps away from everything you need: classes, labs, recreation centre, bookstore, cafeteria, the library, Spurs (our on-campus pub) and more.

Located on our sprawling campus grounds, complete with century-old trees and trails, Vermilion’s residence features single student housing and family housing.

Residence life is much more than a bed and a desk. It’s an opportunity for you to fully immerse yourself in Lakeland life and build life-long connections. Did we mention it’s also a lot of fun? From mattress dominos to dorm wars, movie nights and sports events, there is a long list of perks to living on campus.

See what residence looks like in Vermilion with a 360° virtual tour: lakelandcollege.ca/virtualtours

RESIDENCE INCLUDES· Fully furnished suites

· Full kitchens

· Free on-site laundry facilities

· Free Wi-Fi

· 24-hour security services

· Trained residence assistants

· Safe-walk program

Double room

SINGLE STUDENT HOUSING

Single room

WELCOME HOME

LIVING ON LLOYDMINSTER CAMPUSYour home away from home on our Lloydminster campus puts you steps away from the action. You’re a quick walk away from your classes, cafeteria, library, bookstore, gym and other great services on campus.

Bud Miller All-Seasons Park is on your doorstep. This 200-acre park has running trails, tennis courts, beach volleyball, ball diamonds, an indoor swimming pool and other great amenities that suit active lifestyles.

Our Husky Energy Residence Village in Lloydminster features spinwheel suites for single students. Each

spinwheel has eight bedrooms, two washrooms, and shared kitchen and living rooms. Two-bedroom townhouses are available for family housing. Laundry facilities, a games room and the lounge are nearby in the central residence building.

Build lifelong friendships and lasting memories as you enjoy the comfort, security and many advantages of living on campus. See what residence looks like in Lloydminster with a 360° virtual tour: lakelandcollege.ca/virtualtours

RESIDENCE INCLUDES· Fully furnished suites

· Full kitchens

· Free on-site laundry facilities

· Safe-walk program

· Free Wi-Fi

· 24-hour security services

· Trained residence assistants

· Free energized parking

SPINWHEEL SUITES

lakelandcollege.ca/virtualtours lakelandcollege.ca/residence

Bedroom

BE ENGAGED, GET INVOLVEDYour Lakeland experience is more than exams, assignments, and labs. All of that is important to achieve your credential,

but what’s also key to a rich campus life is what you do outside of the classroom. And there are plenty of extracurricular

activities happening at both campuses.

First steps to success

Start your Lakeland experience off on

the right foot by participating in our

orientation events, available to both

new and returning students. You’ll learn

different tips and tricks that will help

you navigate campus and college life.

LAKELAND LIFEWhat to do at Lakeland?· Dodge colour bombs in the Colour Me Rowdy Run

· Tutor fellow students in the peer tutor program

· Meet new people in a campus club

· Challenge friends to a game of ping pong

· Cheer on the Rustlers

· Dance in the dirt at Band in the Sand

· Break a sweat in the recreation facilities

· Join in the fun during theme weeks

· Watch a rodeo in the Equine Centre

· Catch up with friends in the on-campus student lounges

· Enjoy performing arts events

· Ride your horse (You can board your horse on the Vermilion campus!)

· Roll up your sleeves and help with social issue awareness campaigns

· Take the spotlight in “Lakeland’s Got Talent”

· Run for student government

· Hit a homerun in the Welcome Back Bash Slo-pitch Tourney

· Win a medal with the rowing team (Yes, we have a championship rowing team on the Prairies!)

Keep track of campus events and activities by downloading our mobile app – designed specifically for you. It’s a free download from Apple and Android app stores. Just search: Lakeland College

“Join clubs and don’t be afraid to get out and meet new people. It opens a lot of doors and opportunities that you may not have known you were interested in or were good at. I loved my Lakeland experience.” – Ashley Kocsis, Class of 2015. Ashley graduated from the Conservation and Restoration

Ecology major and received the President’s Medal. She is transferring her Lakeland credits

to the University of Alberta to complete a Bachelor of Science degree.

Campus ClubsWhether you want to pursue your passion or try something new, there are more than 20 student clubs at Lakeland including Ag Tour, Scuba, Climbing, Business and Student Ambassador, to name a few. Plus, you can help organize and run many of the clubs! Learn more at lakelandcollege.ca/clubs

GO RUSTLERS

RUSTLERS ATHLETICS:· Basketball (M & W)

· Futsal (M & W)

· Soccer (M & W)

· Volleyball (M & W)

· Cross-Country Running (Co-ed)

· Curling (Co-ed)

· Rodeo (Co-ed)

· Rowing (Co-ed)

gorustlers.caJOIN THE TEAM Get off the sidelines and into the game. For details on how you can play for the Rustlers visit:

The bleachers are packed, the crowd is cheering… and you? You’re winning with Rustlers Athletics, both in the competition and in the classroom.

Hit the Ice Yes, you can play hockey while you work on your “game” in the classroom.

We work closely with area Junior A and B programs.

Proud host of the ACAC Women’s Basketball Championship March 3-5, 2016 Lloydminster campus

As a member of the Rustlers, you compete against the best student-athletes in Alberta and beyond. Continue our tradition of athletic excellence, succeed with scholarship opportunities and gain valuable leadership skills as a Rustler.

Giving back is part of the Rustlers’ legacy too. By supporting charities and visiting schools, coaching local youth teams and assisting with sports clinics, the legacy continues with you.

2014-15 RUSTLERS RECAPFrom winning buckles to rowing for gold, celebrating double futsal silver medals and making history as All-Canadians, Rustlers Athletics achieved many milestones in 2014-15:

· 2 gold medals at Western Canadian University Rowing Championships

· 2 silver medals at ACAC futsal championships

· 1 bronze medal and fair play award at the ACAC men’s soccer championships

· 2 ACAC Rookies of the Year

· 2 Academic All-Canadians

· 2 All-Canadians

· 2 ACAC Coach of the Year Recipients

· 1 CCAA Coach of the Year

· 4 championship buckles at the Canadian College Finals Rodeo

· 22 ACAC All-Conference Athletes

· 18 National Scholar Award recipients

· 184 student-athletes

IT MAY SOUND HOKEY, BUT IT’S TRUE: WE CARE.

lakelandcollege.ca

STUDENT SERVICESIn fact, we care a lot. Whether it’s in the classroom or lab, out in the field or when you’re part of our alumni family, we want you to thrive in our programs and reach your goals. And we have the support services to help you do just that:

· Academic advising

· Academic prep

· Child development centre/daycare

· College prep 101

· Early bird orientation

· Financial aid & awards

· Health services

· Online tutoring for writing

· Orientation events

· Peer tutoring

· Recreation & athletics

· Residence & campus life

· Student Employment Centre

· Students’ Associations

· Study skills workshops

· The Learning Commons

· Wellness services

Cake on campus?

We’re the third oldest post-secondary

institution in Alberta and we like to celebrate

our incredible history. We treat everyone to cake

in November each year to mark our anniversary.

INNOVATE WITH US

lakelandcollege.ca/applied-research

SOME OF OUR CURRENT PROJECTS INCLUDE:· Save Summer Heat for Winter

· UAVs for Crop Scouting

· Feeder Lamb Rations Trial

· JART – Jerusalem Artichoke

· Floating Islands and Wetland Enhancement

· Solar Photovoltaic Tracker Study

· Winter Wheat

· Crop Input Intensity Trials

· Passive Solar Greenhouse

APPLIED RESEARCH

NET ZERO ENERGYOur Renewable Energy Learning Centre operates as a net-zero energy classroom and office building. Solar photovoltaic, wind energy, solar thermal and geothermal systems all work together.

Work directly with faculty and industry in Applied Research & InnovationOur live-the-learning mandate goes beyond hands-on courses. Working on a research project is a great boost to your resumé and an excellent way to put your classroom knowledge into practice. Participate in applied research projects through volunteer and employment opportunities. Be the solution-provider in applied research.

New heightsWe’ve taken our research to new heights with our unmanned aerial vehicle system (UAS), equipped with image acquisition and processing technologies. The new research tool helps with research in agriculture, energy, environmental sciences, and fire and emergency services.

#20 is reason to celebrate We’re sitting in 20th place on the latest list of Canada’s Top 50 Research Colleges. Thanks to investments from our partners, our applied research funds increased from $640,000 in 2012 to $2.6 million in 2013.

“Lakeland has helped us to get to this next level by providing and modifying commercial potato equipment for the project. They are also advancing the science of weed control, application of biochar to crop development, and more. Their combination of agricultural know-how, combined with a scientific approach, adds essential discipline and capability to project advancement.” – Barry Farquharson, co-founder

of NovaGreen, of their work with

Lakeland on the Jerusalem

Artichoke (JART) project.

“I loved it at Lakeland. It’s really hands-on, the teachers are awesome and the group of students I studied with was great.” – Roxy Korth, Class of 2015. Roxy

completed the Animal Health

Technology program and was

awarded the Governor General’s

Academic Medal. Upon completing

her practicum at the Iron Creek

Veterinary Hospital, she was

offered a full-time position.

lakelandcollege.ca

Depending on the program you choose or the club you join, the practicum placement or internship you land, you could travel to destinations like the Netherlands and Belize. Just ask our human services students who’ve travelled for their practicums. They’ve worked with children, resilient youth and families in Hawaii, Dominican Republic and Australia.

Feed your taste for adventure, experience new cultures, take your education abroad and discover a world of opportunity.

International interactionAs a Lakeland student you’ll meet people from across the country and around the world on campus. Our 2014-15 student body included students from every territory and province in Canada, with the exception of Prince Edward Island. We welcomed students from Australia, Barbados and South Africa, among other countries. By taking advantage of Lakeland’s learning opportunities, all of our students enrich our campus community.

GO GLOBAL

2014-15 LAKELAND STUDENTS ON THE ROAD:

· Dairy Club: Fresno, California

· Ag Tour Club: San Antonio, Texas & Hawaii

· Animal Health Technology Club: Las Vegas, Nevada

· University Transfer students: Ensenada, Mexico

· Real Estate Appraisal & Assessment students: Thailand

Take your education from our Prairie campuses to international destinations.

Where can you go and what’s available? That’s your call..

MONEY MATTERSAND SO DO YOU

CRUNCH THE NUMBERSBy investing in a Lakeland education, you’re investing in your future. Figuring out your budget is easy with our online Fee Calculator:

1. Visit lakelandcollege.ca/calculator 2. Select a program or course

3. Review tuition and fees by semester or year 4. Include your housing costs

5. See the total tallied including books, food and fun

lakelandcollege.ca/calculator

lakelandcollege.ca/financial-aid

CASH IN ON YOUR MARKSIf you’re in Grade 12 and achieved an average of 85% or higher in Grade 11, you qualify for an Academic Excellence Scholarship!

That means you’ll save up to $3,500 towards your tuition for: · Business

· Environmental Sciences

· Interior Design Technology

· University Transfer

Your Grade 11 marks determine how much you save: 85% or higher = $1,50090% or higher = $2,50095% or higher = $3,500

lakelandcollege.ca/greatsavings

AWARDING YOUR EFFORTSIf you excel in and out of the classroom, that matters. From sports to community projects, we award our students for their hard work.

And it could pay off for you too.

$1,214,784 in awards, scholarships and bursaries was awarded to our deserving students in the 2014-15 academic year.

Figure out which awards, bursaries and scholarships you may be eligible for:

For every $1 students invest in a Lakeland education, they receive $4.50 in higher future income.Source: Economic Impact and Return on Investment of a Lakeland College

Education. Completed June 2014 by Economic Modeling Specialists Intl.

LAKELAND ADVANTAGE

LEARNING PATHWAYS Certificate • Diploma • Degree

Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4University Transfer: Take university-level courses, complete up to 2 years

Transfer to university degree program

Diploma Program: Complete 2-year diploma Transfer to university degree program or applied degree program

Certificate Program Diploma Program Transfer to university degree program or applied degree program

TRADESPre-Employment • Apprentice

Trades Pre-employment

Pre-employment programs include 12 weeks of training, then the first year Alberta Apprenticeship exam, followed by a 4-week practicum.

Trades Apprentice

Complete the required on-the-job and technical training to become a journeyman. An apprenticeship program takes up to 4 years depending on the trade.

OPPORTUNITIES FOR FURTHER STUDYWe have hundreds of formal transfer agreements registered with Alberta Council on Admissions and Transfer – transferalberta.ca – so that you can further your studies after graduation. Transfer agreements with institutions across Canada and the United States also exist. Continue learning at universities, technical institutes or other colleges.

BY THE NUMBERS: STUDENT SATISFACTION

lakelandcollege.ca

Source: About to Graduate Student Survey, 2015

of students would recommend their program to others.

of students are confident they have the knowledge and skills to begin a career.

students made the President’s Honour Roll, earning a cumulative grade point average of 3.80 or higher during the 2014-15 academic year.

of students agree that activities such as labs, assignments and practicum placements let them apply theoretical knowledge and offer insights that lectures and readings could not provide.

of students had opportunities to hear from and connect with program-specific industry/workplace representatives.91%

98%

106

93%

90%

“You have to remind yourself that you’re in school when you’re enjoying it this much.” – Chase Zweifel, Class of 2015. Chase’s love of

cars compelled him to complete our Street Rod

Technologies program.

Main Vermilion Campuswww.AirScapes.ca

Centre for Sustainable Innovationwww.AirScapes.ca

Emergency Training Centrewww.AirScapes.ca

SEVEN STEPS TO KICKSTART YOUR CAREER IN TRADES:

lakelandcollege.ca/apply

123

456

7

Learn about the trade you’re interested in. Check out Alberta’s Apprenticeship & Industry Training website: tradesecrets.alberta.ca

Find an employer in your field of interest.

Register with Alberta Apprenticeship & Industry Training to become a registered apprentice.

Complete the Alberta Apprenticeship Technical Training application. Visit tradesecrets.alberta.ca for the enrolment form and to choose an available class.

Send us your enrolment form and required fees.Check lakelandcollege.ca for the complete list of fees.

Receive your acceptance package by email…and celebrate!

Apply for grants and financial assistance.While you can earn as you learn, you might need help to cover the full cost of your Lakeland education. See if you’re eligible for financial aid at tradesecrets.alberta.ca. Employment Insurance is also an option. Visit servicecanada.gc.ca for an application form.

lakelandcollege.ca/apply

APPLY NOW:Pick a program.With more than 50 programs taught by faculty who are student-centred, there is a program for you at Lakeland.

Review the admission requirements.For the latest admission requirements for your program, visit lakelandcollege.ca/admit-reqs.

Apply online. To submit your online application and pay the application fee visit lakelandcollege.ca/apply.

Receive your offer of admission… AND CELEBRATE!Now apply for residence.

TAKE THE FIRST STEP

LAKELANDCOLLEGE.CA/APPLY

QUESTIONS? WE HAVE ANSWERS!Email: [email protected]

Phone: 1 800 661 6490

Open House: October 23 + 24, 2015

This event takes place annually at each campus in the fall. It’s the best way to experience all that we have to offer.

Campus Tours: Come by yourself, with your family or be a student for a day.

1. 2. 3. 4.

lakelandcollege.ca

“There are so many highlights from the last two years – I have enjoyed my time at Lakeland. The staff and faculty are approachable and many are now my heroes. Lakeland has prepared me to do well.” – Jared Borzel, Class of 2015. Jared started his University

of Alberta education degree at Lakeland and received the

President’s Medal. He travelled to Ensenada, Mexico for a

global hands-on learning opportunity.

Northlands

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTSProgram Alberta High School Requirements

AGRICULTURAL SCIENCESAgribusiness 50% English 30-1 or 30-2; 50% Math 30-1 or 30-2

Animal Health Technology 50% English 30-1 or 60% English 30-2; 60% Math 30-1 or 30-2; 60% Biology 30; 50% Chemistry 30

Additional notes: Minimum of 40 hours of work experience in a vet clinic. Competitive entry – recommended overall average of 70% in required courses

Animal Science Technology 50% English 30-1 or 30-2; 50% Math 20-1 or 20-2; 50% Biology 20, Chemistry 20, Physics 20 or Science 20

Crop Technology 50% English 30-1 or 30-2; 50% Math 20-1 or 20-2; 50% in any Grade 11 Science

General Agriculture 50% English 30-1 or 30-2; 50% Math 20-1 or 20-2; 50% Biology 20, Chemistry 20, Physics 20 or Science 20

Veterinary Medical Assistant 50% English 30-1 or 30-2; 50% Math 20-1 or 20-2; 50% Biology 20

Additional notes: Minimum of 20 hours of work experience in a vet clinic

Western Ranch & Cow Horse

50% English 30-1 or 30-2; 50% Math 20-1 or 20-2; 50% in any Grade 11 Science

Additional notes: Video demonstrating riding skills

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCESBachelor of Applied Science:

Environmental ManagementCandidates must hold a two-year diploma in environmental sciences or related specialization with organic/inorganic chemistry, introductory soil science and statistics

Conservation & Restoration Ecology

50% English 30-1 or 65% English 30-2; 50% Math 30-1 or 60% Math 30-2; 65% Biology 20 and Chemistry 20; Biology 30 and Chemistry 30 strongly recommended

Environmental Conservation & Reclamation


Environmental Monitoring & Protection


Wildlife & Fisheries Conservation


Renewable Energy & Conservation

Refer to website

FIRE & EMERGENCY SERVICESEmergency Services

Technology50% English 30-1 or English 30-2; 50% Math 20-3; 50% in any Grade 12 Science, Biology 30 preferred

Additional notes: Must be 18 years of age by the start date of the program; proof of Alberta Class 5 or equivalent driver’s license and airbrake endorsement. If you have a graduated driver’s license (GDL), you may apply to the program, but must have an unrestricted Class 5 license with airbrake endorsement before registration day; proof of current standard first aid and CPR level C certification (valid to February 2017). Applicants will be sent an EST checklist and medical clearance form to complete and return. For the medical specialization - successful completion and proof of Emergency Medical Responder (EMR) registration with the Alberta College of Paramedics is required. Information on ACP approved programs, exam dates and registration can be found at collegeofparamedics.org. A clear criminal record check will be required for the practicum placement.

For up-to-date requirement info, provincial and subject equivalents: lakelandcollege.ca/admit-reqs

Firefighter 50% English 30-1 or English 30-2; 50% Math 20-3; 50% in any Grade 11 Science

Additional notes: Must be 18 years of age by the start date of the program; proof of Alberta Class 5 or equivalent driver’s license and airbrake endorsement. If you have a graduated driver’s license (GDL), you may apply to the program, but must have an unrestricted Class 5 license with airbrake endorsement before registration day. Applicants will be sent a medical clearance form to complete and return.

HUMAN SERVICESAmerican Sign Language

& Deaf Culture Studies50% English 30-1 or 65% English 30-2

Child & Youth Care 65% English 30-1 or 80% English 30-2

Additional notes: Clear criminal record check and Child Intervention Records System (CIRS) prior to practicum

Early Learning & Child Care 50% English 30-1 or 65% English 30-2

Additional notes: Clear criminal record check prior to practicum

Educational Assistant 50% English 30-1 or 65% English 30-2; 50% Math 20-3

Additional notes: Clear criminal record check prior to practicum

Sign Language Interpretation 70% English 30-1 or 80% English 30-2

Additional notes: Advanced American Sign Language (ASL) skills; an understanding of the Deaf community and the field of sign language interpreting. The best way to get these skills and knowledge is through our American Sign Language and Deaf Culture Studies certificate, or an equivalent program. A selection process is used to determine eligibility for the program. This may include personal interviews, transition courses and other screening.

INTERIOR DESIGN TECHNOLOGYInterior Design Technology 65% English 30-1 or 75% English 30-2; 50% Math 30-1 or 30-2; Additional notes: Entrance portfolio

TRADES & TECHNOLOGY APPRENTICESHIPAutomotive Service

Technician50% English 20-2, 50% Math 20-3 and 50% Science 10

Carpenter 50% English 10-2, 50% Math 10-3

Electrician 50% English 20-2, 50% Math 20-3 and 50% Science 10

Gasfitter 50% English 20-2, 50% Math 20-3 and 50% Science 10

Heavy Equipment Technician 50% English 20-2, 50% Math 20-3 and 50% Science 10

Instrument Techician 50% English 20-2, 50% Chemistry 30, 50% Math 30-3, 50% Physics 30

Parts Techician 50% English 10-2, 50% Math 10-3

Steamfitter-Pipefitter 50% English 20-2, 50% Math 20-3 and 50% Science 10

Welder 50% English 10-2, 50% Math 10-3

TRADES & TECHNOLOGY PRE-EMPLOYMENTElectrician 50% English 20-2, 50% Math 20-3 and 50% in a High School Science

Instrument Techician 50% English 20-2, 50% Math 20-3 and 50% in a High School Science (under review)

Welder 50% English 10-2, 50% Math 10-3

Street Rod Technologies 50% English 20-2, 50% Math 20-3 and 50% Science 10

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS

Program Alberta High School Requirements

BUSINESSAccounting 50% English 30-1 or 30-2; 50% Math 30-1 or 30-2

General Business 50% English 30-1 or 30-2; 50% Math 30-1 or 30-2

Marketing 50% English 30-1 or 30-2; 50% Math 30-1 or 30-2

Real Estate Appraisal & Assessment

50% English 30-1 or 30-2; 50% Math 30-1 or 30-2

Small Business & Entrepreneurship

50% English 30-1 or 30-2; 50% Math 30-1 or 30-2

Accounting Technician 50% English 30-1 or 30-2; 50% Math 30-1 or 30-2

ENERGY & PETROLEUM TECHNOLOGYHeavy Oil

Operations Technician50% English 30-1 or English 30-2; 50% Math 30-1 or 65% Math 30-2; 50% Chemistry 20 or Physics 20 or 65% Science 20; Physics 30 strongly recommended

Additional notes: Must be 18 years of age on or before December 31 in the year you begin the program

Heavy Oil Power Engineering

50% English 30-1 or English 30-2; 50% Math 30-1 or 65% Math 30-2; 50% Physics 20; Physics 30 strongly recommended

Additional notes: Must be 18 years of age on or before December 31 in the year you begin the program

HEALTH & WELLNESSEsthetician 50% English 20-1 or 20-2

Additional notes: Proof of Hepatitis B vaccination prior to program start date

Health Care Aide 50% English 10-1 or 10-2; 50% Math 10C or 10-3 or GED (pass mark on all 5 tests)

Additional notes: Clear criminal record check including Vulnerable Sector Check

Pre-employment Hairstylist 50% English 10-1 or 10-2; 50% Math 10-3

Additional notes: Proof of Hepatitis B vaccination prior to program start date

UNIVERSITY TRANSFERUniversity Transfer Five matriculation subjects including 50% English 30-1

Additional notes: Mandatory advising session will be scheduled

For up-to-date requirement info, provincial and subject equivalents: lakelandcollege.ca/admit-reqs

lakelandcollege.ca

Supportive student-centred atmosphere

TOP 10 REASONS YOU’LL SUCCEED WITH THE LAKELAND ADVANTAGE:

Practical, hands-on learning experiences

Solid academic foundation Balanced, healthy campus environment

Applied research opportunities

Faculty who love to teach Student-managed projects Practicum placements, field trips

International projects, study opportunities

Real-world connections, industry links

1

5

2

6

9

3

7

10

4

8

PROGRAM INFORMATION SESSIONS Area of Study Date Location

Energy and Petroleum Technology February 23, 2016 Lloydminster

Business February 25, 2016 Lloydminster

Sign Language March 3, 2016 Edmonton

Environmental Sciences March 4, 2016 Vermilion

University Transfer March 4, 2016 Lloydminster

Agricultural Sciences March 11, 2016 Vermilion

Human Services March 11, 2016 Vermilion

Health & Wellness March 15, 2016 Lloydminster

Street Rod Technologies March 18, 2016 Vermilion

Interior Design Technology March 18, 2016 Vermilion

VISIT US

For schedule and registration details, visit lakelandcollege.ca/infosessions

lakelandcollege.ca/openhouse lakelandcollege.ca/tours

Tour the campus, talk with faculty & students, experience Lakeland

October 23 & 24, 2015Both campuses, both days!Apply online or in person and save the application fee. Enter to win an iPad Air!

Check out the schedule and register: lakelandcollege.ca/openhouse

STOP BY FOR A VISIT!We always welcome visitors. You can be our guest by:

· Booking a tour

· Signing up to be a student for a day

Arrange your visit:Phone: 1 800 661 6490

Email: [email protected]

Take a tour? We enter you to win

$1,000 tuition credit

Lakeland College Programn Preview 2016-17

Documents

Transcript of Lakeland College Programn Preview 2016-17