lane community college is a great school with a hard working, friendly faculty that give personal attention to their students which is made easy by our smaller class sizes. also, lcc has a sustainable organic garden on campus, run by students and that is utilized by our culinary department and classes on sustainable living abound here because our community is so dedicated to green alternatives and options. our performing arts department is unsurpassed, with shows put on throughout the year by lcc's production company run entirely by students in the spa (student production association) plus jazz/classical/contemporary concerts and dance performances by both by students and faculty.
Do you have any tips for prospective students?
my suggestion to everyone starting at lcc is to utilize all the resources made available to you. we have bus passes paid for in our fees, a helpful financial aid dept., counseling dept. that can help you plan out your time at lane, access to an on campus health clinic also paid for in our fees, as well as free legal aid and many more services.
Do you find there’s enough academic rigor at your school?
my first time in community college wasn't like this, i feel challenged and i leave every term feeling like i have advanced my knowledge in the subjects i am studying, not like i have wasted my time. i feel that i make connections with my teachers and they themselves become resources in my life. so far not one moment in any class has left me bored, i am kept on my toes at every turn.
Describe the food and dining at your college.
we have a culinary staff that is immpecible, and our services range from a fast food area, where people can grab that fast hot item or pull from the vending machines a plethura of things including healthy versions of the classic vending machine, a section of hot entrees like; fresh pizza out of the big oven, sushi made fresh in front of you, a deli with hot soup and made to order sandwiches, or the classic cafeteria style buffet. many choices, all of them good. the culinary students also get to show off their skills in our renaissance room set up for fine dining.
What’s there to do for fun at your college?
school is fun! there are plays and music performances, lots of clubs, chess tournaments, gardening, student lounges with a variety of activities going on.
Do you feel you’re getting value for the money you’re spending on college?
the classes at lcc are affordable and financial aid is there as well to help families and low income students.
Share any unusual traditions or locations on campus
we have a traditional native american longhouse on our campus put here by the native american student association is a program here at lane that supports american indian and alaska native students.
some of the programs and events nasa offers are:
academic, personal, and career counseling
scholarship and financial aid information
sponsorship and support for student organizations on campus
liaison between students and tribal education programs
nasa longhouse project
lane annual powwow
Which types of students will excel at your college?
adda – american draft & design assn.
apisu asian - pacific island student union
aslcc student government meeting
bsu – black student union
council of clubs returns on april 19th
feminists for action club
geology
green chemistry club
jazz club
lane student democrats (lsd)
lanestock (council sub-committee)
lasa – lane arts student association
lcc dance club (lccdc)
lcc smokers club (clean-up crew)
lcc xyz (formerly qsa)
learning garden club
lsu – latino student union
nasa – native american student assn.
ospirg
phi theta kappa, sigma zeta chapter
spa – student productions association
sustainable living skills council/club
table tennis club
veterans club of lcc
How would you describe campus safety? Do you feel safe on campus?
great security on campus....watch out for cougars and bears though! we're surrounding by the great outdoors!
lane community college is a great school with a hard working, friendly faculty that give personal attention to their students which is made easy by our smaller class sizes. also, lcc has a sustainable organic garden on campus, run by students and that is utilized by our culinary department and classes on sustainable living abound here because our community is so dedicated to green alternatives and options. our performing arts department is unsurpassed, with shows put on throughout the year by lcc's production company run entirely by students in the spa (student production association) plus jazz/classical/contemporary concerts and dance performances by both by students and faculty.
my suggestion to everyone starting at lcc is to utilize all the resources made available to you. we have bus passes paid for in our fees, a helpful financial aid dept., counseling dept. that can help you plan out your time at lane, access to an on campus health clinic also paid for in our fees, as well as free legal aid and many more services.
my first time in community college wasn't like this, i feel challenged and i leave every term feeling like i have advanced my knowledge in the subjects i am studying, not like i have wasted my time. i feel that i make connections with my teachers and they themselves become resources in my life. so far not one moment in any class has left me bored, i am kept on my toes at every turn.
we have a culinary staff that is immpecible, and our services range from a fast food area, where people can grab that fast hot item or pull from the vending machines a plethura of things including healthy versions of the classic vending machine, a section of hot entrees like; fresh pizza out of the big oven, sushi made fresh in front of you, a deli with hot soup and made to order sandwiches, or the classic cafeteria style buffet. many choices, all of them good. the culinary students also get to show off their skills in our renaissance room set up for fine dining.
school is fun! there are plays and music performances, lots of clubs, chess tournaments, gardening, student lounges with a variety of activities going on.
the classes at lcc are affordable and financial aid is there as well to help families and low income students.
we have a traditional native american longhouse on our campus put here by the native american student association is a program here at lane that supports american indian and alaska native students. some of the programs and events nasa offers are: academic, personal, and career counseling scholarship and financial aid information sponsorship and support for student organizations on campus liaison between students and tribal education programs nasa longhouse project lane annual powwow
nursing, theatre, music, dance, art, culinary, hospitality management
adda – american draft & design assn. apisu asian - pacific island student union aslcc student government meeting bsu – black student union council of clubs returns on april 19th feminists for action club geology green chemistry club jazz club lane student democrats (lsd) lanestock (council sub-committee) lasa – lane arts student association lcc dance club (lccdc) lcc smokers club (clean-up crew) lcc xyz (formerly qsa) learning garden club lsu – latino student union nasa – native american student assn. ospirg phi theta kappa, sigma zeta chapter spa – student productions association sustainable living skills council/club table tennis club veterans club of lcc
great security on campus....watch out for cougars and bears though! we're surrounding by the great outdoors!