LCC’s Alumni Association selected Milton Scales as the recipient of the Distinguished Alumni of the Year Award for 2013. Scales is a trustee of the Charter Township of Meridian and the CEO and president of M.L. Scales and Associates, LLC. According to Andrew Lathrop, president of the LCC Alumni Association, retired Ingham County Circuit Judge [...]
LCC’s presence during the April 29 White House forum was the focus of the college’s board meeting May 13. Speaking before the board, LCC Dean of Health and Human Services Margie Clark said it was an honor to be invited to the forum to speak about the college’s Military Medic to Paramedic Program. The invitation [...]
Audiences were treated to a comedic show about the ups and downs of love in LCC’s Black Box Theatre May 10 and 11. Directed by LCC instructor Paige Dunckel, Love isn’t Blind was free, although donations were accepted to fund scholarships. The performance consisted of three one-act comedies presented by the 1st Semester Contemporary Realism [...]
“Left, right, left!” These words rang out as the 91st Mid-Michigan Police Academy marched into the room at LCC’s West Campus during graduation May 7. A total of 15 students endured over 690 hours of education and training before ultimately taking the stage to receive their certificates. “We were brought together by the 91st Mid-Michigan [...]
The Lookout staff earned six awards during the 2013 Michigan Community College Press Association (MCCPA) Conference at Central Michigan University April 27. Among the awards, The Lookout staff earned an honorable mention in “General Excellence” and third place for “Online Newspaper.” Dominick Mastrangelo, the former sports editor, received both an honorable mention for “Sports Column” [...]
Amber Glomb Staff Writer Stanley Williams said he never thought school was for him. Now at age 44, Williams has earned his general associate’s degree, is a member of Phi Theta Kappa, and is graduating magna cum laude all while earning the Outstanding Adult Learning Award (OALA). According to Cassie Little, the Capital Area Higher [...]
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