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Enter to win free tuition to LaneCC! Students who complete a brief 5-8 minute survey about your experience with Moodle by Feb. 29 , will be automatically entered to win one of two college tuition-wavers.

 

It’s scholarship due date week with March 1 due dates for the Ford Family Foundation 2024-25 Scholarship Application (5 pm) and LCC Foundation 2024-25 Scholarship Application (11:59 pm). Last workshops:

President Stephanie Bulger and new Director of Student Life and Leadership stopped by the Gender Equity Center at Building 1, Suite 202, to get an early start on Women's History Month, which starts on March 1. For more information about how LCC will be honoring women, see the next article.

Beccah Maley is the new Director of Student Life and Leadership, where she will be the advisor for the Student Government Association and Council of Clubs, editor of the Titan Times, co-director for the student food pantry, the lead for welcome activities and Commencement, and much more. Please visit Beccah at Center 201 or e-mail her to learn how to get involved with student activities.

Come celebrate Women's History Month at the Gender Equity Center , located at Building 1, Suite 202. 

The Student Health Clinic has Plan B (emergency contraception) available for free, without an appointment -just walk in and ask for it. If you want to talk about other contraception or emergency contraception options with a nurse or nurse practitioner feel free to make an appointment. The LCC Health Clinic is available for your health care needs. There is no charge for appointments. Call 541-463-5665 to make an appointment. Or, stop by Building 18, Room 101 to pick up your free Plan B, home COVID test, or check out our self care station.

College student feedback is needed for an anonymous 5-10 minute survey on gambling belifs and behaviors. Share your opinion with the Oregon Council on Problem Gambling. Contact elliottd@pdx.edu for questions.

LCC Nursing Student Stephanie Lamson (left) received the DAISY Award for her work as a licensed practical nurse at McKenzie Willamette Medical Center. The DAISY Award is a nationally recognized award of nursing excellence in the hospital setting. DAISY recognizes nurses who go above and beyond for their patients and families, demonstrating compassionate and excellent clinical skill.

 

The LCC Nursing Faculty and Director of Nursing are proud of Stephanie, and are truly grateful that she has chosen the nursing profession.

The Scholarship and Employment Services office will be closed all day on Mon., Mar. 4. We will re-open on Tue., Mar. 5, 8:30 am. Access our websites for resources:

Please join us on Apr. 3, 6-7:30 pm, for "Navigating Political Backlash: The Underground Railroad for Black Educational Leadership..." at the Multicultural Center (Building 1, Suite 206) This event, sponsored by LCC's African American Student Programs and G.R.I.O.T (Greatness Rediscovered in Our Time), will cover how Black current and former superintendents navigate their positions, especially during contentious election year. For more information, please contact Dr. Lawrence Rasheed at Rasheedl@lanecc.edu

The Titan Times is Lane Community College's weekly Tuesday (and sometimes Wednesday) e-newsletter sent to registered students' e-mails for every term except Summer. Click here to submit an article for the Titan Times. Questions?, e-mail titantimes@lanecc.edu . Articles will be edited for length and clarity, and photo/graphic may not be used.