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Endowed Scholarship Matching Campaign

Acknowledging that increased financial support is critical in ensuring a university education remains an option for more students, the University of Lethbridge Board of Governors is pledging $10 million in match funds for any gift to endowed student awards.

 

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Campaign Leadership


ULethbridge is pleased to announce a distinguished group of alumni and community leaders who have been chosen to champion this new initiative and help build a plan for it moving forward.

Janice Vazari

“I want to see this campaign improve accessibility so that more students get assistance with their education. People who make a donation, even a small donation, will see that gift grow and make a difference thanks to the match funds.”

Dr. Janice Varzari (BN ’90, MEd ’02, LLD ’21)
Honorary Campaign Chair
Bernadine Boulet

“You can make a difference in a student’s life when they receive a scholarship, even if it’s not a big scholarship. That student will go on to have a positive impact in our community and our province in the future. By giving, you can inspire others to give too.”

Bernadine Boulet (BEd ’88)
Campaign Chair
Roland Labuhn

“These scholarships will help people who may be in a difficult situation get access to post-secondary education, or maybe they will be used to accelerate the path current students are already on. The beauty of this campaign is it can follow many channels — it’s all about helping students get to where they want to be.”

Roland Labuhn (BA ’90)
​Campaign Chair
Terry Whitehead

“The need for student financial support is greater than ever. If an alumnus or a member of our community has never donated before, this is a wonderful time to make that first donation as it will be leveraged significantly.”

Terry Whitehead (BA ’94)
​Campaign Chair
 
 

Other Campaigns

Paving roads to success: The Boulet family's commitment to supporting student teachers in rural placements

Toby and Bernie Boulet are taking a significant step in supporting the next generation of educators by championing the Faculty of Education's new initiative, Paving Roads to Success — a fundraising campaign that addresses …

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Paving roads to success: The Boulet family's commitment to supporting student teachers in rural placements

Toby and Bernie Boulet are taking a significant step in supporting the next generation of educators by championing the Faculty of Education's new initiative, Paving Roads to Success — a fundraising campaign that addresses …

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