Lakeland College is welcoming. A.J. Mokelky to their board of governors.
“It’s an honour to welcome A.J. to the board,” says Adam Waterman, chair, Lakeland College Board of Directors. “He has experience both with his law and business background and as a student within the region. His voice will bring an important perspective to our discussions and decisions as we move forward plotting the course for the future of Lakeland College.”
The announcement was made Nov. 5. Mokelky was a graduate of the Lloydminster education system and an alumni of Lakeland’s university transfer program.
Mokelky grew up in Lloydminster and graduated from the University of Saskatchewan College of Law 2018. He currently works as a lawyer at Revering Law Office in Lloyd, focusing on commercial and corporate law, real estate, wills and estates and civil litigation.
Mokelky also provides pro bono services for multiple societies and non-profits in the city. He is excited to be involved with Lakeland College.
“Some of my earliest memories of Lakeland College include playing Border City Basketball every weekend in the college gymnasium from the time I was five years old and attending as a student many years later. Lakeland’s university transfer program allowed me to explore several areas of study in one year and helped me discover where my interests and passions lay,” he said.
The board of governors consists of 12 members and is responsible for managing the college on behalf of the citizens of Alberta.
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