Weekly Publication

Today, check out MECHA and SGA from 11:00 - 1:00 PM in the Haugland Commons, second floor of Center Building, 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.

May is Mental Health Awareness Month. Join the Mental Health and Wellness Center on May 29 from 11:00 - 1:00 PM outside the Center building to celebrate. We will have supplies to make a personal and portable self-soothing kit to aid in your own mental health.

 

Next Monday, join President Bulger and ASLCC President Sophie Gibson for "Pastries with the Presidents" on June 2nd from 12:00 - 1:00 PM. just outside J&J Java. Enjoy a casual conversation over complimentary snacks, coffee, and tea. We look forward to seeing you there!

May 29: The 2025 Visual Arts Student Exhibition showcases the talents of our Arts Division students. This show consists of a dynamic array of mediums and techniques. There are sculptures of various materials, paintings, drawings, ceramics and more. This show will be on display from Tuesday, May 27 to Wednesday, June 11. The Opening Reception for the Visual Arts Student Exhibition will take place on Thursday, May 29 from 2:00 - 5:00 PM. There will be light refreshments. This event is open to the public and free to attend. Seating is limited.

June 3: The Library is again hosting the Study Jam on Tuesday, from 3:00 - 5:00 PM. We support prepping for finals with free pizza, snacks, and drinks for everyone, plus therapy dog visits, help with advising, yoga relaxation, a campus resources table, and quick creative craft projects. The Library thanks PTK and Student Government for their support of this popular event! 

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.

Commencement is right around the corner, and we want to make sure you're ready to celebrate.

Students who need to borrow a cap and gown can request those items here. Regalia sizes are reserved on a first-come, first-served basis. If you plan to participate in the ceremony, please make sure to submit your Commencement RSVP by May 30.

If you're interested in being featured on Lane’s social media, email Claire Graman at gramanc@lanecc.edu by May 31. Please include a headshot, your name, area of study, your favorite memory at Lane, and your plans after graduation.

Inspired by an LCC graduate who worked with the Center for Accessible Resources (CAR), we invite graduating students with disabilities who have RSVPed for commencement to wear a cord at commencement recognizing their accomplishments as a student with a disability. Students can pick up their cord from CAR (19/263A) from Monday, 6/2 until Friday, 6/13 during business hours (Monday - Thursday, 8:30 AM - 4:00 PM; Friday, 8:30 AM - 2:00 PM).

Attention all LGBTQIA2S+ and ally graduates!! The GEC and the GSA presents Lavender Graduation from 12-3pm. Come celebrate your graduation with friends, lavender tie-dye, Grad cap decorating, and Bingo. Pizza, cupcakes and drinks will be provided! Bldg. 1 Rm. 202.

We’ve Got Your Back

We know that the end of the term can be very stressful. We want you to know that you’re not alone! Please reach out to the Mental Health and Wellness Center if you’re having trouble. It always helps to talk. Contact them at:

Mental Health and Wellness Center - Free, confidential counseling either in-person or virtually with licensed providers.

lanecc.edu/mhwc | MHWC@lanecc.edu | Building 18, Room 101

TalkCampus - a free app that’s an anonymous safe space to discuss mental health and well-being challenges.

Sign up for free with your @my.lanecc.edu email address

Take advantage of these free resources and take care. You got this!

The LCC Food Pantry located in CEN Building, Room 153 The Titan Pantry and Closet will be closed these days during Summer term: June 14-22 and September 15-September 28. We will be open from June 23 through September 12.  If you have questions on our schedule, please contact us at: Email: foodpantry@lanecc.edu, telephone: 541-463-3229. Some additional food resources this spring check out 86 Hunger offers a weekly distribution of fresh organic produce donated by local farms at the Lane County Farmers Market! Come by Monroe Park, Monroe St &, W 10th Ave, Eugene every Sunday from 4pm-6pm for free veggies/fruits!

 

Tutors The STEM Zone (Building 16, Room 193) will be open for extended hours during Week 10 to help you prepare for finals!

Wednesday, June 4th: 9am-7pm
Thursday, June 5th: 9am-7pm
Saturday, June 7th: 10am-2pm

Come see us for tutoring, a space to study, and snacks! Questions? Need to make an appointment? Email tutoring@lanecc.edu or stop by the STEM Zone!

Questions? Email tutoring@lanecc.edu or stop by the STEM Zone Monday-Friday, 9am-5pm.

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.