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New Student Orientation 2025

The University of Lethbridge is welcoming students back for the Fall 2025 semester, lots of new faces and new ideas to be shared!

We had the opportunity to take part in NSO this year, encouraging first-years to consider the question, "What does EDI in Science mean to you?" as they finish their undergrad lab tour.

A lot of the students asked "What is EDI?", and that is exactly why we set up the discussion board! This gave us the chance to talk to new students and introduce EDI to them, encouraging them to answer the question to their best ability.

Throughout the semester, we hope to take their answers and put them into action!

We look forward to seeing you all through the year, cheers!


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