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Campus Resources
Term begin and end, vacation, registration opening and other Important dates for the academic calendar year.
Classes designed for adult learners who need to learn or re-learn basic reading, writing, math, or employment skills.
The Academic Learning Skills Department offers courses for college credit that help students succeed in college by improving their reading, writing, spelling, vocabulary, basic math and study skills.
The mission of the AA/D/EO is to ensure equal opportunity and promote diversity among the staff and students, and within the college community consistent with applicable federal, state, and local laws and regulations, and to provide a working and learning environment that is free from discrimination, harassment and retaliation.
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Investigate and evaluate careers based on your interests and skills with self-assessment tools, individual career counseling, and classes.
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Locate current career information through computerized career resources, Internet access, and printed materials.
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Learn about career/life planning, career exploration and placement opportunities.
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Gather scholarship information by accessing thousands of scholarships and loans using computerized searches and printed reference materials.
If you are not sure of your major, explore educational programs to prepare you for jobs in industries of importance to the local ecomony.
The Counseling Department provides personal support services which allow students to profit from their Lane Community College experience. Students and prospective students may contact counselors or advisors directly during their posted office hours, or they may contact counselors and advisors through the Counseling office. Prospective students may meet with a counselor or advisor for information on a drop-in basis. Enrolled students may also use the center for brief advising or for referral for counseling or advising.
The LCC Health Clinic provides a broad range of health care services for students taking credit classes, including evaluation and treatment for acute illnesses, minor injuries, and chronic conditions. Appointments are preferred; urgent visits are accommodated when possible. They also provide information and referrals to community resources.
Credit students who have paid the Technology Fee have free, unlimited access to Lane computer labs for online courses, class assignments, and research.
The library provides facilities to give persons with disabilities equal access to its services and resources.
Enroll in two or more classes taken together to focus on a common theme, question or goal.
Lane's Code of Conduct describes conduct interfering with the responsibilities and obligations of the college. This document also outlines the penalties imposed for prohibited conduct and explains the procedural due process for alleged student violations and the protection of student rights.
The TRiO Learning Center at Lane Community College helps students succeed. It is a federally funded program with the goal of helping students stay in school and successfully graduate from Lane Community College and/or transfer to a four-year institution. Services are provided free to eligible students to assist them in meeting the varied challenges of college life.
One-on-one assistance in most academic subjects through peer tutoring.
Programs at Lane Community College are approved by the State Board of Higher Education State Approving Agency as qualified training for students eligible for Veterans Administration education benefits. Find eligibility requirements, office hours, contact information and other links for Veterans on the Web site. Visit the office for more information.
A program of the Women's Center to assist women in transition to become economically self-sufficient.
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