Phone: 403.382.6919
The on-campus fitness resource centre provides fitness services, programs, information and activities designed to encourage and support a healthy lifestyle. Contact a Be Fit For Life representative for more information and services offered to our students and the community.

Phone: 403.320.3380
Our main objective is to provide a wide variety of quality programs to Lethbridge College students. Campus Recreation programs offer students the opportunity to be active, have fun and meet new people. To become involved with Campus Recreation activities, stop by the office during office hours. We encourage you to take pride in your college experience, to be active and get involved.

Phone: 403.320.3289
Health Services are available to all students. A registered nurse is on duty Monday to Friday. Services include information and counselling on general health, nutrition and weight management, smoking cessation, alcohol and drug education, and sexual health including prevention of sexually transmitted diseases, birth control and pregnancy. Health Services staff can also provide students with emergency and First Aid assistance. Medical doctors hold regular office hours, Monday to Friday.

Walk-in appointments are available; however, priority will be given to students with appointments. It is the student’s responsibility to have medical health insurance coverage for medical expenses.

Out-of-province students continue to be covered on their own provincial health insurance.

Landed immigrants living in Alberta are considered Alberta residents and must apply for Alberta Health Care within 30 days of their arrival in the province. International students living in Alberta for one year or more will also qualify for Alberta Health Care coverage. If a student’s Visa is for less than one year, they are required to purchase private health care coverage prior to coming or on arrival in Canada.

Applications for Alberta Health Care and private insurance are available from Lethbridge College Health Services.

Phone: 403.320.6900
Student athletes must be enrolled as full-time students to be eligible to participate in the varsity athletics program. Student athletes can participate for a maximum of five years in the Alberta Colleges Athletic Conference (ACAC).
Men’s: basketball, soccer, volleyball. Women’s: basketball, soccer, volleyball.
Co-Ed: golf, cross-country running, curling.

Student athletes are required to participate in a mandatory Monday evening Study Hall program.

In order to remain eligible, student athletes must earn a GPA that exceeds 1.5 in each semester. First year, first semester, Kodiak student athletes must register for PED123.

Athletics Scholarship: Alberta residents or Canadian citizens who have attended school in Alberta for a full year may be eligible for a Jimmie Condon Scholarship of $1,800 per year. Students must maintain a 2.0 GPA and meet other team department requirements to be eligible.

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Phone: 403.382.6903
The Physical Education Complex includes the Val Matteotti Gymnasium (three full-size gymnasiums) with seating for approximately 1,100; four international-size squash and racquetball courts; a fitness testing centre and athletic therapy clinic; a fitness centre complete with Atlantis machines, free weights, cardio training equipment, and a multi-purpose dance room and combatives room. A steam room is also located in each locker-room area