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$45,000 INVESTMENT IN LUTHER COLLEGE

Released on October 31, 2000

Luther College in Regina is enhancing the technology it uses for on-line

training and student services, thanks to a $45,000 investment by the provincial

government.



"Strengthening our public institutions is one of the best ways we can celebrate

Saskatchewan's centennial," Post-Secondary Education and Skills Training

Minister Glenn Hagel said. "Saskatchewan people have always placed a high value

on education. The knowledge and skills of our graduates will build our future."



"Luther College is thankful for the assistance of the Saskatchewan government,"

Luther College President Dr. Richard Hordern said. "This grant will help

Luther expand and enhance its classroom technology to better offer our students

a high quality education while maintaining small class sizes and a personalized

learning environment. The technology will also assist us in retaining and

improving the international awareness of our students and faculty."



The funding is from the Centenary Capital Fund, announced in this year's budget

to leave a legacy of Saskatchewan's Centennial for future generations. Leading

up to the centennial celebrations in 2005, the Saskatchewan Government is

funding projects that support key infrastructure needs in the post-secondary

education and skills training sector.



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For further information, contact:



John Biss Dr. Richard Hordern

Executive Director, University Services President

Post-Secondary Education and Skills Training Luther College

Regina Regina

Phone: (306) 787-5900 Phone: (306) 585-5024

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