Dr. Wells’ vision is one that embraces Laurentian’s tricultural identity, bilingual education, and enhanced student experience
Dr. Lynn Wells, Laurentian University’s newly appointed President and Vice-Chancellor brings with her a deep commitment to honouring the tricultural identity of Laurentian, a dedication to bilingual education, and extensive experience leading post-secondary institutions.
Dr. Wells began her leadership career at the University of Regina, serving as Acting Dean and Associate Dean Research and Graduate in the Faculty of Arts, completing her term as Associate Vice-President, Academic. She was then appointed Vice-President, Academic at First Nations University of Canada in Regina, which gave her valuable insights into Indigenous education, community engagement, and an understanding of the need for national reconciliation.
Academic achievement Dr. Wells received her PhD in English from Western University, as well as a Master of Arts in English and Honours Bachelor of Arts in English and French Studies from York University. As a professor, she has held tenured roles for more than 20 years at Brock University, MacEwan University, First Nations University, and the University of Regina.
Dr. Wells is committed to putting the university at the forefront of innovation, pushing the boundaries of knowledge, and addressing societal challenges. She says, “We have traditional research strengths in mining, health, Northern cultures, education, and a number of other areas. But we’re doing the consultation now to determine what academic programs and research focus areas will be most effective for our institution going forward.” Dr.
Support from the community In the short time that Dr. Wells has been in Sudbury, she has been impressed with the pride people have for Laurentian and the great energy there is to support the university going forward.
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