Call me Bebaminojmat ~ Leland Bell
In my life, I have been fortunate to have had the opportunity to make choices and have the freedom to explore different paths to learning which has helped me get where I needed to be. I haven’t always known who I am or understood where I am going, but in retrospect, I knew I needed to discover where I came from to appreciate that every journey does not follow a straight line. My educational journey has taken me many places, but it has always led me back to my community. I am an Anishinaabe; my history is artistic and musical; it is the foundation of my journey, and my learnings are shared through my stories, as are those of my ancestors and others yet to come.
Alumni Spotlight Series
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Laurentian Legacy Series
Laurentian University and the Laurentian University Alumni Association are celebrating 60 years of existence, by reflecting on an eventful past, continuing to aim for a brighter future and making powerful impacts on students and graduates alike. We are pleased to feature an alumni guest columnist in our monthly newsletter to recount their experience as a student and the impact the institution has made on their personal and professional life.
Do you have an LU memory you'd like to share? Is there something unique about your alma mater that you would like to highlight? Take a moment to tell us your story by emailing universityadvancement@ma2ge.com. Please note, not every submission will be featured in the newsletter.
