Lakeland College will modernize its student learning spaces and expand its dual-credit programming, thanks to a $2M investment from Cenovus Energy. This investment will fund upgrades to the Cenovus Energy Production Lab and Cenovus Energy Power Engineering Lab in Lloydminster and School of Trades and Technology learner spaces in Vermilion. In addition, it will support the establishment of dual-credit energy and electrical courses. “This celebration is about more than labs and new programs,” said Lakeland President Dr Alice Wainwright-Stewart. “It’s about ensuring our students have the spaces to collaborate, build foundational skills and grow their expertise, so they can put their education into action and graduate ready to lead and innovate in a vital industry like energy.”
