Scott Guenthner is a renowned rodeo athlete who followed in his father’s footsteps but carved his own path. His dedica... View More

Scott Guenthner is a renowned rodeo athlete who followed in his father’s footsteps but carved his own path. His dedication to the sport led him to compete on an international level at the National Finals Rodeo in Las Vegas four times. He initially started with calf roping, team roping, and steer wrestling while studying livestock production at Lakeland College, earning the title of 2011 Canadian National College Rodeo Association Cowboy of the Year. View Less

Scott Musgrave’s time at Lakeland College ignited his passion for lifelong learning and business development. He becam... View More

Scott Musgrave’s time at Lakeland College ignited his passion for lifelong learning and business development. He became the first Lakeland student to successfully transfer his business diploma credits to a university program, eventually earning multiple degrees, including an MBA. His career spans business administration, education, and leadership. View Less

Marilyn Young played a key role in shaping Lloydminster’s business community through her entrepreneurial ventures. Alo... View More

Marilyn Young played a key role in shaping Lloydminster’s business community through her entrepreneurial ventures. Alongside her husband, she operated successful businesses such as Smitty’s restaurant, the Holiday Inn, and Three Trees Tap & Kitchen. Her impact on the community earned her the title of Lakeland College’s 2023 Distinguished Alumna. View Less

Gary Moses is a community leader and agricultural advocate who contributed significantly to the Vermilion Agricultural S... View More

Gary Moses is a community leader and agricultural advocate who contributed significantly to the Vermilion Agricultural Society and other organizations. His leadership extended to provincial and national agricultural boards, earning him numerous awards, including the Alberta Centennial Medal. His lifelong dedication to agriculture and community service continues to inspire others. View Less

Roy Kubica is deeply committed to farming, education, and community service. While managing a farm with his brother, he ... View More

Roy Kubica is deeply committed to farming, education, and community service. While managing a farm with his brother, he actively contributed to local organizations, including the Thorhild Co-op and County Library Board. He later became a generous donor to Lakeland College, advocating for work-integrated learning in agricultural sciences. View Less

Dr. Sean Lessard is an advocate for Indigenous education and youth development. Born on the Montreal Lake Cree Nation, h... View More

Dr. Sean Lessard is an advocate for Indigenous education and youth development. Born on the Montreal Lake Cree Nation, he pursued higher education after graduating from Lakeland’s Rehabilitation Services program. He has since earned multiple degrees and dedicated his career to improving Indigenous youth education and well-being. View Less

Leanne Hawes is a trailblazing leader who became the first female CEO of Lloydminster and District Co-op. Her leadership... View More

Leanne Hawes is a trailblazing leader who became the first female CEO of Lloydminster and District Co-op. Her leadership style emphasizes a people-first approach, inspiring both personal and professional growth within her organization. She is also the first female CEO within the Co-operative Retailing System in Western Canada. View Less

Chris Cederstrand turned his passion for sports into a means of overcoming life’s challenges. After a workplace accide... View More

Chris Cederstrand turned his passion for sports into a means of overcoming life’s challenges. After a workplace accident resulted in the amputation of his leg, he took up sledge hockey and won silver with Team Canada at the 2015 World Championships. He later became North America’s first above-the-knee amputee firefighter. View Less

Garrett Hawgood pursued a career in emergency services, initially working as a paramedic before training as a firefighte... View More

Garrett Hawgood pursued a career in emergency services, initially working as a paramedic before training as a firefighter paramedic. After graduating from Lakeland College, he returned to his hometown in Manitoba and later joined Winnipeg’s Fire Paramedic Service. He also runs a first-aid and CPR training business, Aim for Life. View Less

Bob MacDermott overcame personal adversity after a farm accident led to the amputation of his left leg and arm. He pursu... View More

Bob MacDermott overcame personal adversity after a farm accident led to the amputation of his left leg and arm. He pursued a new career by enrolling in Lakeland’s Rehabilitation Services program, where he excelled in academics and sports. After graduating, he built a successful career with the Government of Alberta, working in rehabilitation services and disability support. View Less