Weekly Publication

Free grad cap decorating supplies will be provided in the Maker Space in the Library starting Mon., Jun. 3 - Fri., Jun. 14 for more supplies and support.

Asian and Pacific Islander Student Programs end-of-year celebration on Fri., June 7 from 5:30 - 8:00 PM At the LCC Longhouse with food, music, art, performances and community. 

Center for Accessible Resources (CAR) invite students who are participating in Commencement with disabilities to wear a cord to recognize their accomplishments. Students can complete this brief form and then pick up their cord from CAR (19/263A) during finals week.

Need assistance with regalia? Please fill out the form here. Regalia sizes are distributed on a first come first serve basis. Follow directions in the verification message. 

SUMMER: If you're majoring in science, medicine or engineering part or all of the General Chemistry sequence, lecture and lab, is required for your major. The entire six class sequence covers three terms during the standard academic year. This summer you can complete the first two lecture and lab blocks in just 12 weeks. Completion of the first two allows you to enroll in LCC's Organic Chemistry in the Fall and the final lecture lab pair is offered this fall.

FALL:

21920 PE 147 Volleyball 10-11:20 TuTh

21919 PE 142 Basketball 12-1:20 TuTh

21918 PE 108 Conditioning 4pm-5:20 TuTh

21318 PE137: Gentle Yoga 08:30a-09:50a MW (This is a Zoom Live steam class.)

21319 PE130: Disc Golf 02:00p-03:20p Thursdays (This is a Hybrid course)

ATC-Digital Tool Hub We are thrilled to announce a new resource designed to enhance your learning experience and support your academic success. Lane's Digital Tool Hub offers a centralized space for you to access a variety of software tools that enrich your studies and boost productivity. Whether you need tools for research, collaboration, or time management, the hub provides a range of options, many already free to you, to meet your needs. If you have any questions or need assistance, please contact DigitalToolHub@lanecc.edu.

86 Hunger Free Market Sundays 4-6pm at Acorn Community Cafe, 769 Monroe St. Free pantry goods and produce donated by local farms. To reserve produce boxes for pickup please click here. Assorted produce and groceries available for walk-up service while supplies last. 

Protect yourself and loved ones from pertussis (whooping cough)! Lane County Public Health has declared a pertussis outbreak in our community. Click to learn more about pertussis, including symptoms. Students can call the LCC Health Clinic for a Tdap vaccine appointment or with questions about pertussis symptoms. 541-463-566.

Lane Poetry Alliance We’re rounding the final bend, Titans! Our courageous Lane Poetry Alliance members are keeping their poetic momentum moving forward into the Lane Research Fair this Thursday, June 6th at 1:15 P.M. in front of the Library. We have been refining our skills this term and would love to share our growth and poetry with all of you, so please stop by! Looking forward, many of our L.P.A. officers will be moving forward and we need lovers of literature to fill some vacant seats in Fall term. 

 

Gender Equity Center- Let's come together to celebrate PRIDE Month at the Gender Equity Center in Building 1, Room 202! Join us for a series of exciting events throughout June as we honor and celebrate the LGBTQIA+ community of LCC!

 

The LCC Alen Bahret Fitness Center will be available (at no charge) during the summer hours: 11:00-1:00 PM M-Th. Grab a friend and come get a midday workout in. These limited (but free) hours will be available from Mon., Jun. 24 -Thur., Aug 15. (Closed July 4th) Cost: FREE* (8 Week 2024 Summer Session Only*) Building 5-101

 

 

 

Do you have a concern about a class? If you have a concern about a course your are taking, please talk with your instructor if you feel comfortable doing so. If not, please consider filling out a class concern form. Common class concerns can include: not posting grades in a timely manner, unexpected changes in class modality/delivery, unreasonable changes to the syllabus, and grade penalties for academic misconduct without the opportunity to explain

 

The Oregon Student Association (OSA), Disability Rights Oregon (DRO), and the Higher Education Coordinating Commission (HECC) are conducting a statewide survey to understand the experiences of disabled students in Oregon’s higher education institutions. Your participation is crucial in helping them gather insights to improve accessibility and inclusivity. The survey will be open until Tues., June 28 and the survey questions seek to gather valuable insights into the effectiveness of disability accommodations, the accessibility of campus environments, and the overall campus climate for individuals with disabilities. Responses are anonymous.