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International Programs is hosting its annual International Night, one of our biggest celebrations of the year! From 5:00 - 7:00 PM, join us in the Ragozzino Performance Hall in Building 6 to enjoy performances by Lane students, try delicious snacks, and learn about the global communities who call Lane home. 

Need help with planning and task initiation? Do you have trouble with concentration, attention, and memory? How about brain fog and decision paralysis? If so, join the Mental Health and Wellness Center on May 15th from 1:00 - 2:00 PM in room 248 in building 19 for an Executive Functioning Skills Workshop.

Register for your fall classes by May 31 and you’ll be entered to win one of twenty $50 prize packages—just for locking in your schedule early!

Stop by one of our Pop-Up Reg Breaks, on May 13, 14, & 21 from 11:00- 1:00 PM in Center 2nd floor to register on the spot and score FREE J&J gift cards, Kit Kats, and more to help you gear up for the next academic year.

Want even more chances to win? Join us at BINGO on May 21 in Haugland Commons! We’re giving away up to $400 in prizes, serving up free food, and sharing everything you need to know to start fall term strong.

May 21: Step into a world of magic and wonder at Spring Festival 2025! Join us on May 21 from 11:00 - 2:00 PM at Bristow Square for a fantasy-themed celebration featuring clubs and organizations from across campus. Enjoy games, prizes, food, and activities—all for free! Whether you're looking to connect with student groups, have fun with friends, or just take a break, this event has something for everyone. Sponsored by the Council of Clubs and Student Government. All students (and their children) are welcome—don’t miss out on the adventure!

May 22: Celebrate Harvey Milk Day in the GEC with the Film based on the true story of the first openly gay man elected to major public office. Showing on May 22nd, from 12-2pm in Bldg. 1 room 202.

Sep. 8 - 10: Student Leadership Conference

Check out the FREE Student Leadership Conference, a powerful opportunity to kickstart your year with inspiration, connection, and purpose. Held from September 8–10, this three-day event brings together student leaders from community colleges across the region to build and strengthen leadership skills, connect with peers and mentors from diverse campuses, collaborate on ideas and initiatives that matter, and get a head start on making an impact in the new academic year.

This experience is a great addition to your resume and a valuable way to demonstrate your commitment to leadership and personal growth. The Student Government Association (SGA) is sponsoring up to 20 students to attend, so spots are limited—reserve yours now.

Whether you're a returning leader or just getting started, this conference will help you grow, lead, and thrive. Don’t miss your chance to be part of a transformational experience.

Get Ready for the LCC Off Campus Job Fair – May 15!

Connect with employers hiring now! The LCC Off Campus Job Fair is open to all students—explore job opportunities and take the next step in your career.

The job fair is happening on Thursday! Drop in on the dates below to craft, edit, and get feedback on your resume and cover letter!

Write Your Way In: Resume and Cover Letter Workshops
Tuesday, May 13th, 12pm-3pm (Tutor Central, Center 211)
Thursday, May 15th, 9am-12pm (Tutor Central, Center 211)

If you can’t make it to the workshops, you can make an appointment with a tutor during regular hours or email your documents to writingtutor@lanecc.edu for feedback!

ECC Public Sector Job Fair
Monday, May 19, 2025 | 2:30–5:00 PM
WorkSource Lane, 2510 Oakmont Way, Eugene

Veterans are welcome at 2:30 PM; doors open to all at 3:00 PM. Meet representatives from 14 local public agencies, including cities, schools, utilities, and Lane Community College. Free professional headshots and a LinkedIn workshop will be available. Hosted by the Equity Community Consortium, committed to fostering an inclusive community.

Looking for more jobs? Check out Handshake and Job Connections. 

Summer More, Stress Less

Complete your fall registration by May 31 for a chance to win one of twenty, $50 prize packages! Need a bit of help with registration? Stop by one of these events. Achievement Coaches will be on hand to answer questions, register for fall, and get a voucher for coffee at J&J’s, and a KitKat candy bar.

RegBreaks! Center Building, 2nd floor

May 13, 11-1pm, May 14, 11-1pm, May 21, 11-2pm

Join us for Reg Fest this Saturday, May 17th, from 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. on the first floor of Building 1. Attend if…

You haven’t registered for fall term yet and want some guidance, or if you need some friendly, one-on-one help with advising, financial aid, or billing.

RegFests are popular, so try to come early. If you can’t make it–no problem! You can always stop by the first floor of Building 1 with your questions. We’re here for you!

PARA ESTUDIANTES. Esta sesión será en español. Únase a los abogados de Oregon Law Center para aprender y prepararse usted y su familia para la actividad relacionada con ICE. 

FOR STUDENTS! This session will be in Spanish and sponsored by Career Pathways. Join attorneys on May 15 at 7:00 PM  in Building 210 from Oregon Law Center to learn and prepare yourself and your family for ICE-related activity.

 

Join MECHA and SGA on My 27 from 11:00 - 1:00 PM in the Haugland Commons for Rights and Resources, a student-centered panel exploring the intersection of immigration and the current political climate. Representatives from legal services and social service organizations will be available to share information, answer questions, and connect you with resources related to immigration, rights, and community support.

 

A New Course is Being Offered in Spanish! The Early Childhood Education (ECE) program will be offering Lane's first course in Spanish. This summer, Child Development (HDFS 226e) will be offered as an 8-week online course beginning June 23rd. (CRN: 10382 – 3 credits). Child Development studies the physical, social-emotional, and intellectual development of the child from birth through adolescence, with some emphasis on prenatal influences. A survey of various child-study approaches is included with instruction and experience in observing and recording behavior of young children. The course introduces adult-child differences, the value of play, and the role of discipline. This course is required for ECE majors and is also an excellent choice for the health professions or as an elective. It is also a great choice for anyone who is or wishes to become a parent, is working or would like to work with children.

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.