It is truly my pleasure to introduce you to our latest edition of The Talon. As in the past, inside this edition you’ll discover stories about the many individuals whose lives and accomplishments are woven into the fabric of the LCCC community.
Several projects are currently under way at the LCCC campus in Cheyenne. Here are updates on the four that will have the most immediate impact to the community.
James Malm knows that the Albany County Campus plays a vital role in the educational community in Laramie. As part of Laramie County Community College, ACC serves as an important link between high schools and the University of Wyoming.
“We have to listen to the needs of industry.” So says Dave Curry, program director for the process technology program at LCCC. The concept is simple and straightforward enough, but it’s what drives the work he does for the college.
He has an incredibly distinctive style. The art reaches the larger human experience, but also connects to specific lives.
Volleyball coach recruits success within driving distance. Recruiting overseas isn’t necessary to find great athletic talent for a winning volleyball team. You don’t even have to span the country!
The Lummis family has a long and generous history with LCCC, including their gift of land in 1968 on which the campus currently sits. The benevolence continued in 2013, when the family loaned the college its antique Arp & Hammond Hardware wagon to be used in the parades during Cheyenne Frontier Days each summer.
Students who take business courses at LCCC now have the assurance that those courses will meet requirements for two specific bachelor’s degrees in business at the University of Wyoming, as a result of new articulation agreements between the two institutions.
It’s hard to find someone who enjoys going to the dentist. But the talents of the LCCC dental hygiene program are working hard to change that mentality.
Success should be rewarded! To encourage degree completion and recognize students’ hard work, the college is primed to reward second year LCCC students who have already invested in their first year of college without any LCCC financial aid or Hathaway assistance, took a full load of classes, and passed.
Want to keep up with fellow alumni or share some information about yourself? Read the latest updates in Class Notes.
LCCC debuted a redesigned, mobile-friendly website at the start of the fall semester to help recruit prospective students and modernize the college's Web presence.
