Courtesy of Student Life, Reality TV is coming to LSC August 25 – 29! It’s all about completing the week’s challenges and moving on to Friday’s BBQ event (without being tossed off campus) You and your students are invited to participate by decorating your departments in a reality TV theme and participating by classes or... more »
Aug. 29, 2008, 8:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. In the absence of trustee Biking Bob Erickson, who is no longer doing his annual ride for Part-Time student scholarships, faculty member Steve Dalager is organizing the first annual “Where’s Bob?” Ride for Scholarships. Students and staff are all welcome. For route information, follow the link below... more »
Kristin Joseph started July 1 in Workforce Training and Community Development as an administrative assistant. Her position includes coordinating customized training and assisting with continuing education classes. She previously worked as a counselor at the Minnesota Sex Offender Program in Moose Lake. She holds an A. A. degree in occupational therapy. She also has extensive... more »
A 5-week Introduction to Manufacturing Technology training culminated into a celebration honoring six graduates on August 14, with certificates being awarded. Similar to the setup of the Fast-Track Welding Program – which wrapped up a few weeks earlier – the Manufacturing Technology program was offered through a Minnesota Job Skills Parntership grant in partnership with SOAR Career Solutions and LSC. ... more »
The Lake Superior College (LSC) Foundation has received $30,000 from the Hunt family to expand their current endowed scholarship fund. The Hunt Family Scholarship Fund, established in 2006, will provide a $2,000 scholarship for a full-time student each academic year. “We appreciate the Hunt family’s continuing generosity and belief in higher education,” said Paul Damberg,... more »
Ten graduates of Lake Superior College’s 12-week Fast Track Welding training course were honored with a graduation celebration on Wednesday, August 6. The welding program was offered through SOAR Career Solutions and was made financially possible through a grant from the Minnesota Job Skills Partnership. The program was designed to fill a need for potential upcoming manufacturing positions in the Twin Ports by providing... more »
President Kathy Nelson and Dean of Liberal Arts and Science Hanna Erpestad, (a native Finn), represented Lake Superior College at several FinnFest events in July. FinnFest, an international celebration of all things Finn, was held in Duluth, attracting thousands of visitors. Dr. Nelson was an honorary participant in the welcome ceremonies for the president of Finland, Tarja Halonen. She also attended a luncheon in the... more »
