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Want to bring students together who share your interests, passions, or goals? Join us for an engaging workshop on starting a club at Lane Community College! Learn everything you need to know about forming a club, finding members, and accessing resources to help your club thrive. Whether you’re interested in academics, hobbies, or social causes, this is the perfect opportunity to turn your ideas into action. Make sure to stop by on Wed., Jan. 15, 4:00 - 6:00 PM in Center Building, Room 202.

Speaking of clubs, are you maybe looking to start join a club? The Creatives Club! If you are interested, please join us on Jan. 16 in Building 10, Room 222, from 12:00-1:30 PM. We will discuss what our club is about, schedule changes, and events we plan on hosting this term. See you there!

Campus Public Safety would like to invite you have coffee, snacks, conversation, and snuggles with Therapy Dog Moose! Come by and chat with your Campus Public Safety officers this Thursday, January 16 10:00 - 12:30 PM next to J&J Java. We look forward to meeting you!

Sat., Jan. 18: Titan Basketball will host Mt. Hood, Women's 2:00 PM and Men's 4:00 PM.

Tues., Jan. 21: Come join us in the Gender Equity Center (Building 1, Room 202) for a Movie Day! We will be screening the film "In the Silence" on Jan. 21 from 11:00-1:00 PM. Snacks provided! All are welcome.

Wed., Jan. 29: Join the LCC community to hear Special Assistant to the Provost and faculty member at Washington State University to talk about mindfulness-based strategies to enhance psychological safety, emotional intelligence, and belonging with a focus on cultivating inclusive environments. This free talk is on Jan. 29, 5:30-7:00 PM at Building 10 Auditorium. Student leaders can sign up for an earlier time with Trymaine, Jan. 29, 12:00 - 1:30 PM at the Renaissance Room. Click here to register and learn more!

Fri., Jan. 31: DUE DATE President’s Student Leadership Circle at Lane Community College, a unique program that connects students with leaders across various sectors. This opportunity will help you develop leadership skills, increase self-awareness, and explore professional pathways. For more information and application requirements, please email Nicole Vickers at vickersn@lanecc.edu. 

Thur., Feb. : Are you interested in enhancing your leadership skills, meeting new people, and gaining fresh ideas to inspire your campus community? Join Student Government Association for an exciting Student Leadership Conference at Portland State University on Thur., Feb. 6, 2025,  Click here to RSVP your spot now by Fri., Jan., 17, 2025.

Lane has so many ways to support you through your college journey, so don’t hesitate to reach out for support—we want to help you succeed!

Popular Student Support Resources

Tutoring and Academic Support | tutoring@lanecc.edu | 541-463-5282

Student Help Desk (SHeD) at the Library | shed@lanecc.edu | 541-463-3333 Help with your Lane email and moodle, more tech-related resources

Mental Health and Wellness Center | mhwc@lanecc.edu | 541-463-5920Free counseling with licensed clinicians 

Center for Accessible Resources | AccessibleResources@lanecc.edu | 541-463-4739 Academic accommodations for students with disabilities.

The Gender Equity Center let off some steam after the first week of the term and get your creative juices flowing. Crochet, color, collage, or make bracelets with beading supplies provided. All students are welcome, stop on by Building 1 Room 202.

The LCC Library has something for you! Visit our website for access to over 100 research databases, 1000s of ebooks, streaming videos, research guides by subject, and ways to get help with research and technology. Visit our interactive art project and share your answer to the question, "What do you want to say to the universe?"

Want to join the campus Common Read? Visit the library and learn more about getting your free copy of the book, A Psalm for the Wild-Built, and upcoming events.

The LCC Foundation Scholarship Application is open! Due date is March 4, 2025 at 11:59pm. We have scholarships for every background, major, etc! One easy application for hundreds of scholarships. We give away over $1 million every year to LCC students. FAFSA is not required to complete the application. This application is for the 2025-26 school year and students can also get tons of help with the scholarship process and access scholarship workshops.

The Student Health and Wellness Center is here for you! Do you have a sore throat, a UTI, anxiety, trouble sleeping, or need STI testing, birth control, or a flu shot? Services are free or low-cost and confidential. Make an appointment by calling 541-463-5665 or visit us in Building 18, Room 101.

The STEM Zone, located in Building 16, Rooms 193 and 169, is the main hub for tutoring at Lane Community College, offering a variety of resources to support your success. These include calculators available for term checkout, printing, computers, science and math textbooks for use in the STEM Zone, lab materials, and even snacks, meals, tea, and cocoa to keep you fueled while you study.

Jan. 17: From 3:00 - 4:00 PM The Steve Fund is partnering with Lane Community College to facilitate a virtual listening session as part of the Equity in Mental Health on Campus initiative. We are looking for students from diverse backgrounds and/or underrepresented students to discuss their perceptions of campus resources and the prioritization of students' mental health. Sign up here to register in advance. 

Jan. 27: DUE DATE Share your perspective as a Lane Community College student at the All-Faculty and Deans Forum on Friday, February 14, from 9:30 to 10:30 AM. We're seeking students for a 30-45 minute panel to share insights, shape student support, and connect with campus leaders. Panelists will receive questions in advance and can expect a welcoming environment. Participants will also receive a $20 food voucher and a small gift. All students are welcome—your voice matters, sign up here! 

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.