Fall 2020 Plans

Online on a Schedule classes are provided through online or virtual delivery. Most previously scheduled on-campus, in-person courses will be delivered as online synchronous.

• Online on a Schedule (Synchronous) Instruction means that classes have a set time to take place. Instructors and students are online at the same time. 

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Online Anytime classes are provided through online or virtual delivery. Courses originally scheduled as Online for Fall 2020 will be delivered as online asynchronous. 

• Online Anytime (Asynchronous) Instruction means that students may participate in the course at their own preferred time. There is no set time for classes to meet. 

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Face-to-face classes will be exclusively on-campus, in-person class meetings at one of the LCCC campuses as originally defined in the Fall 2020 schedule.  Face-to-face instruction is reserved for: 

• Colt training class (School of Business, Ag, & Technical Studies) 
• Some clinical and/or preceptorship classes as required by external accreditation (School of Health Science & Wellness) 
• Non-credit instruction in CPR/First Aid, CDL, Fiber Optics, OSHA (School of Outreach & Workforce Development)  

Hybrid classes includes some on-campus, in-person class meetings combined with virtual instruction.

Courses identified to be offered in this format are:

• High-demand General Education courses as defined by Pathways’ program maps
• Art, Music, Theater, English co-req only (School of Arts & Humanities) 
• Agriculture, CIS, Equine, all Trades (School of Business, Ag, & Technical Studies) 
• Dental Hygiene, EMS, Exercise Science, Nursing, PTA, Radiography, Sonography, Surgical Technology (School of Health Science & Wellness)
• Math co-req only, some Sciences (School of Math & Sciences) 
• Non-credit instruction in Backflow, CCMA, CDL, Fiber Optics, Manufacturing, Phlebotomy, Pharmacy Technician, Plumbing, some portions of some Life Enrichment (School of Outreach & Workforce Development)
• ACES components (School of Outreach & Workforce Development) 

All classes currently scheduled at ACC will be delivered as Hybrid.

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• Residence Halls will be open from August 22 (move-in day) through noon, November 23.

Students needing to remain in the Hall past November 23 will need to complete an exception request by November 5, 2020.

• Students that are considered a household unit or are in an athletic or academic cohort with regular and close interactions may share a room and bathroom unit. These groups will include:
• LCCC student athletes;
• Students enrolled in the Wyoming Highway Patrol Program;
• Siblings or direct family relatives;
• Students that request to share a room with another current LCCC student; and
• Students that are in a high-contact academic cohort.
• Students that do not fall into the above categories, will be placed in single room, single bathroom unit to allow for social distancing.
• All students residing in the Residence Halls will be tested, with the assistance of LCCC, prior to, or at the time of moving into the halls.
• Visitors and shared spaces will be limited.
• Students will be required to participate in training focused on social distancing, testing, screening, monitoring, potential travel restrictions, and proper hygiene.
• Lease amendments and contracts for housing will include an indemnification clause associated with the risk of contracting COVID-19.

 

Student with questions about on-campus living should contact Diana Wilson, Director of Residential Living & Learning (dwilsonFREELARAMIE). To be placed on a waitlist for the new hall for Spring 2021, in myLCCC in the Student Housing app, complete the “Spring 2021” Application.

LCCC will be operating in a lower-density, social distancing model in the existing halls. Assignments will be made for students with complete applications, paid deposits, in the order in which applications were received in accordance with LCCC's Nondiscrimination Statement. Communication about assignments will be sent to students with a complete application and paid deposit to students' LCCC email the week of July 20.

To cancel your Housing Application, use the Student Housing App in myLCCC, click "Manage Housing Applications, then click "withdraw" 2020-2021 Application.

The new residence hall will be open and available for the Spring 2021 semester. To move your application to Spring 2021, in the Student Housing App in myLCCC, click "Manage Housing Applications, click "withdraw" 2020-2021 Application, then apply for Spring 2021. We will hold your deposit for your Spring request.

• Student athletes residing in the Residence Halls will be tested, with the assistance of LCCC, prior to, or at the time of moving into the halls.
• Student athletes will be asked to quarantine for 14-days at home prior to arriving on campus.
• Student athletes will participate in daily self-screening and have their temperatures taken prior to entering any practice space.   
• Practices will be limited to small group activities (maximum of six players).    
• Per LCCC protocols, student athletes and coaching staff shall wear face coverings when social distancing is not possible.       
• Spectators at LCCC athletic events will be required to wear face coverings and participate in social distancing between household units.

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