Have you had that conversation with someone new, maybe it starts off with small talk, casual chat? Suddenly you find yourself caught up in a discussion with more depth, more emotion, more intention than you expected.

This year, the new Clay Pathfinder Building opened at LCCC, giving the College an exciting new center for students and the community.

Most days, it's not just college students you'll find on the LCCC campus. In fact, some of the biggest smiles come from the youngest visitors when they step foot on Golden Eagle territory.

Dedication, perseverance and exceptional judgment are qualities that spring to mind when considering what makes a first-rate lawyer. Those qualities may not have been at the forefront of Chris Humphrey's mind in his adolescent days, but with guidance and a new start at Laramie County Community College, he was able to excel. Now Christopher G. Humphrey, P.C. is written across the front door of his own law firm in downtown Cheyenne.

Agroecology students set up class experiments.

Retiring after nearly 30 years at LCCC, Jeri Griego leaves a legacy of service to students and the community.

See the hands-on experience students are getting at LCCC.

Learning that it's never too late to start over. Life's journey can be full of twists. Paths you never knew existed suddenly become visible for the most curious of reasons. Though the trails may have moments of darkness, sometimes the light becomes a point of strength.

Accents and voices. Keep on your toes, because Christian Smith Borgaard does these often (and well) in the course of a conversation. He's a natural showman, though it wasn't always a given that his calling would be to trod the boards.

The Laramie County Community College Foundation honors our donors by recognizing the individuals, corporations, foundations and organizations whose philanthropic contributions exemplify outstanding commitment to improving the quality of education for our students and community.