A crowd of nearly 400 Fall Open House attendees moved one step closer to carving out their future last Tuesday afternoon.

“Our Open Houses are our biggest recruitment events…and we had a great showing this week,” said Melissa Leno, LSC’s director of admissions.

Prospective students were able to ask questions and gather information on LSC’s programs. They were also treated to music from LSC’s Concert Choir, Halloween candy at most tables (with the exception of the Dental Hygiene program, which gave away toothpaste) and jack ‘o’ lanterns of every shape, size and subject – which were also part of a “Greatest Pumpkin” contest, judged by Lake Superior College’s Vice President of Finance, Mark Winson. Biology Instructor Theresa Hornstein took the top prize with her scary pumkinheaded skeleton creation.

The next LSC Open House will be held Friday, April 17, 2009.

Photos: (Top) The concourse banners illustrate the theme of this year’s Fall Open House ; (Second from top) Four of LSC’s Campus Ambassadors greet guests. (Third from top) Massage Therapy students work out the kinks of Open House-goers; and (bottom) Biology instructor Theresa Hornstein shows off her prize-winning carving.

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