Save the Date: Wednesday, September 27, 2023
Student Success Day is a conference-style event hosted by LSC each semester to support your academic and personal success. Sessions are offered by LSC faculty and staff, community members, local businesses, non-profits, and 4-year institutions.
What will I do during Student Success Day?
- Explore topics and activities to support your success.
- Participate in sessions that promote personal, career, financial, leadership, and educational skill building.
- Make connections with other students, staff, and faculty.
- Reach out to campus services like advising, counseling, tutoring, and more.
What will the format be this semester?
There will be online and in-person sessions. Some sessions will be recorded and made available to students the following week. Return to this page for regular updates on offered sessions.
How to get the most out of your Student Success Day:
- Use the Student Success Day Planner planning sheet to plan
- Write your Student Success Day schedule in the space provided on the planning sheet. If you have questions, talk to your instructors or advisors. Most sessions are 50 minutes. Some sessions are repeated, but many are not. Plan ahead so you can enjoy your day.
- Make appointments to connect with your instructors during the day – see how you are doing in each class.
- Visit the information tables set up in the lower concourse between 12:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m.
- Attend the keynote in the LSC Commons at 11:00 a.m.
- Enjoy a free lunch at 12:00 pm near the Tutoring and Learning Center math labs and listen to the choir sing. Follow the crowd!
NOTE: There are NO classes from 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. on Student Success Day; evening classes will begin at 4:00 p.m.
If you are a local business, nonprofit, university, or college and would like to participate in Student Success Day, please contact the Student Success Day Coordinator, Nicola Scott, at .
Individuals with disabilities may request reasonable accommodations by contacting LSC’s Disability Services at (218) 733-7650 or .
For any questions on the day, please look out for any staff wearing a blue LSC apparel or go to one of the check-in tables located at each of the four entrances.
Information Tables
12:00 – 2:00 p.m.
Main and Upper Concourse
Four-year colleges, employers, non-profits, LSC, community, & local resources host information tables to share opportunities and information with students. Past information table hosts include:
- Community Action Duluth
- Conservation Corps Minnesota and Iowa
- Duluth Area Family YMCA
- Duluth Chapter of the League of Women’s Voter
- Ecolibrium3
- Essentia Health
- JET
- Mentor North
- Minnesota State University Moorhead
- Northern Bedrock
- PAVSA
- REM Arrowhead and TBI Residential & Community Services
- Safe Haven Shelter and Resource Center
- Summit Management
- TLC of Duluth
- True North
- U.S. Army & U.S. Navy
- …and many more!
Spring 2023 Keynote Speaker: Erica Gagnon BA RN, MAC
“DBT Emotion Regulation Principles: How Understanding Emotions Can Promote Success”
| Time | Title and Presenter | Room |
|---|---|---|
| 8:00 – 9:00 a.m. | Check-in opens. Breakfast at the main entrance. | Main Entrance |
| 9:00 – 9:50 a.m. | First Session | Varies |
| 9:00 – 10:50 a.m. | Double Session | Varies |
| 10:00 – 10:50 a.m. | Second Session | Varies |
| 11:00 – 11:50 a.m. | Keynote Speaker: Erica Gagnon BA RN, MAC | LSC Commons |
| 12:10 – 12:30 p.m. | Choir Performance | LSC Commons |
| 12:00 – 1:00 p.m. | Free Lunch | 2nd Floor Near TLC |
| 12:00 – 2:00 p.m. | Clubs, Campus and Community Resources, and Information Tables | Main Concourse |
| 12:30 – 1:00 p.m. | Fire Club Game Show | LSC Commons |
| 1:00 – 1:50 p.m. | Third Session | Varies |
| 2:00 – 2:50 p.m. | Fourth Session | Varies |
| 3:00 – 3:50 p.m. | Fifth Session | Varies |
| 4:00 p.m. | Classes resume | — |
NOTE: Evening classes resume immediately following the conference.
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*Please turn off camera and change your name on Zoom if you would like to remain anonymous during any of the recorded sessions.
Repeat Session
Session repeated at another time
Recorded Session
Session will be recorded and shared after Student Success Day
Live-streamed Session
Session will be live-streamed.
Session 1: 9:00 - 9:50 a.m.
Room: L130 Transfer Center (view building map)
Presented by: Brenda Panger, Associate Director of Transfer Admissions at The College of St. Scholastica
Visit the LSC Transfer Center to learn all things transfer hosted by St. Scholastica! Come learn about how credits will transfer using Transferology, what typical transfer processes are to a 4-year institution, and tips on how to find programs you are interested in during this drop-in period.
Room: H380 (view building map)
Presented by: Heather Ramel and Carly Mathews, Essentia Health
Take a short walk in the life of sterile processing all through nursing in surgery.
Room: S240 (view building map)
Presented by: Kelly Florence & Sara Sorenson, LSC Communications Faculty
Join Communications faculty Kelly Florence and Sara Marie Sorenson for a conversation on self-awareness, co-cultures, and communication.
Room: S253 (view building map)
Presented by: Vinod Gupta, Mountaineer and Certified Financial Planner
What is happiness? What is it for YOU? In this interactive session, you’ll learn what makes you most happy and how to exercise that happiness every day. Happy people are fun to work with, get faster promotions, make more money, and live healthier lives. Need more happiness in your life? Today’s the day to start!
Room: H305 (view building map)
Presented by: Joel Krochalk, LSC Faculty
Come hear from a panel of LSC Nursing Alumni who once participated in a Nursing Preceptor Course. Nursing Preceptorships are offered to 3rd and 4th semester Nursing Students.
Room: L261 (view building map)
Presented by: Keri Stimpson, LSC Faculty
Have you got the winter blahs? Take this opportunity to visit the beautiful Pacific islands of the Federated States of Micronesia. Learn about the challenges and rewards of serving overseas as a Peace Corps Volunteer. The world is waiting!
Room: L185 – Erickson Library (view building map)
Presented by: Kate Rolfe, LSC Librarian
Learn about Erickson Library's resources for your research topics! Whether you're exploring research topics or have one in mind, we'll cover our popular databases during this hands-on session.
Room: C243 (view building map)
Presented by: Tracy Sonterre-Rieger RN, MSN-ED, CNE. LSC Nursing Faculty and Clinical Coordinator
Do you feel like you don't have enough time to do all of your coursework? If so, you're not alone! Nearly 49% of college students say the very same thing. Learning how to manage your time is where you need to start. This session will focus on how to set up a planner that will increase productivity, reduce stress, and help you reach your goals.
Room: C290 (view building map)
Presented by: Jacqueline Semaan, LSC AHN Faculty
Learn about all the different resources embedded in your online resources - Lippincott and Kaplan that can help you study and retain content. Learn how to make your ebook work for you! Learn how to identify your strengths and weaknesses in PrepU and Kaplan.
Room: H395 (view building map)
Presented by: Shelly Moen, Lab Operations Director, Kelsi Steffen, Lab Operations Director, Theresa Sarkela, Lab Manager, Colleen Hill, Lab Manager
Learn about how to work your way up the career ladder in the laboratory. Learn about our Education to employment and tuition reimbursement opportunities.
Double Session: 9:00 - 10:50 a.m.
Room: C268 (view building map)
Presented by: Hallie Shevich. Dillon Campbell, Amanda Perrington, Jessica Schmitz, Molly Sobtzak from Grand Itasca Clinic and Hospital
An open discussion on the benefits of Rural Healthcare. We believe the diversity in roles and job duties in rural healthcare allows employees to explore all aspects of their roles. Join us in discussion and learn about our various student opportunities, such as Imaging Internships and Surg Tech opportunities.
Room: C245 (view building map)
Presented by: Lindsy Mason O'Brien, LSC Faculty
Who doesn't like cutting and gluing? In this relaxed and conversational session, you'll be provided supplies to make a collage, specifically a "vision board": a collage of images that you imagine for your future. Students, faculty, and staff are welcome. Bring old magazines if you have them and drop in at any point during the session!
Room: S285 (view building map)
Presented by: Kenneth A. Reid, Associate Vice President of Student Affairs & Stephanie Wainionpaa, College in the Schools Director
Does the Lake Superior College mission statement support your desired academic and civic outcomes? Do you have feedback on how it can align more with students’ values? Join campus administrators for an interactive workshop where we will reenvision the future of Lake Superior College’s mission statement. You won’t want to miss out on having your voice heard and providing feedback on the future of LSC!
Room: L222 (view building map)
Presented by: Amy Jo Swing & Sarah Lyons, LSC Faculty & Executive Diversity Officer
Lake Superior College students are invited to participate in the Safe Zone training, aimed at creating LGBTQ+ friendly spaces through increased awareness and increasing allyship, regardless of your sexuality or gender identity. Join the growing number of LSC faculty, staff, and students who are part of the Safe Zone!
Session 2: 10:00 - 10:50 a.m.
Room: H310 (view building map)
Presented by: Andrea Chartier, Workforce Development Specialist for Essentia Health
Know what you want to be, but are not sure how to get there? Know you want to help people – but are not sure what field is right for you? Want to learn more about Healthcare careers you can start as a student to help you answer these questions? Come ask any and all questions you have about Healthcare Careers!! Career Counselor and Workforce Development Specialist Andrea Chartier will offer advice, insight, and an open Q&A session to answer any and all questions you have about healthcare careers.
Room: L130 Transfer Center (view building map)
Presented by: Brenda Panger, Associate Director of Transfer Admissions at The College of St. Scholastica
Visit the LSC Transfer Center to learn all things transfer hosted by St. Scholastica! Come learn about how credits will transfer using Transferology, what typical transfer processes are to a 4-year institution, and tips on how to find programs you are interested in during this drop-in period.
Room: L258 (view building map)
Presented by: Beatrice Dornfeld - Northern Bedrock Historic Preservation Corps, Patrick Weber - Ecollibrium3, Mikayla Karels - Ampact, Hillary Olson - Conservation Corps, Alice Werle - True North AmeriCorps
Join us for a panel discussion with staff from several AmeriCorps programs with opportunities in northern Minnesota! Learn about the benefits of AmeriCorps, the variety of programs in the area, how to get involved, and how to use AmeriCorps to propel your career or sample a career path before fully committing.
Room: C243 (view building map)
Presented by: Jill Hinners, Mentor North Executive Director (and/or Mentor North colleagues)
Let's talk about mentoring! Mentor North matches caring adults with youth for at least one year of ongoing support and fun. Our volunteer mentors learn a lot about themselves, too! We’ll introduce you to the impact of mentoring and opportunities to get involved. Our youth are excited to meet YOU.
Room: H380 (view building map)
Presented by: Heather Ramel and Carly Mathews, Essentia Health
Take a short walk in the life of sterile processing all through nursing in surgery.
Room: Hawk’s Landing (view building map)
Presented by: LSC Academic Advisors
Stop by, grab a treat and meet your academic advisor during Student Success Day! All LSC students are assigned to an academic advisor who can help you with academic planning, career exploration, course planning/registration, academic concerns, college transition support, college policies, and transfer planning.
Room: S260 (view building map)
Presented by: Dr. Laura Palombi, Pharm.D., MPH, MAT, University of Minnesota College of Pharmacy & Marcia Gurno, Health Educator, Rural AIDS Action Network
This session will cover the opioid crisis we are facing in St. Louis County and surrounding areas, review appropriate use and administration of Naloxone (Narcan) the life-saving drug that can be used to reverse an opioid overdose. Optional kits available to interested attendees.
Room: C290 (view building map)
Presented by: ennifer Baumann, BSN, RN, PHN, SANE-A, & Alaine Ripley, RN, SANE-A
Be a part of the Forensic Nursing response in the Duluth area! Expedite your forensic nursing path by learning what a SANE nurse is (a what??!), what a SANE nurse does, becoming an advocate, learning how to become a SANE nurse, and learning why being a SANE nurse will significantly enhance your bedside care!
Room: S265 (view building map)
Presented by: Amy Fullerton, LSC Director of Mental Health
This is an opportunity to meet the new Director of Mental Health and hear about LSC's counseling and mental health services and how to access them. Students are also invited to ask questions and share their thoughts about their mental health concerns.
Room: S253 (view building map)
Presented by: Vinod Gupta, Mountaineer and Certified Financial Planner
“Success” doesn’t just happen; it’s a valuable skill that can be learned. During this interactive session, you’ll learn what you’re most passionate about and how that passion can drive you to work hard for your goals. We all want to be successful, and there are concrete steps you can take NOW to get there. Come to this session and learn how.
Room: C241 (view building map)
Presented by: Amanda Bruggman and Caleb Coleman, Affinity Plus
Come join us to learn some tips and tricks to maximize your budget and sort through needs vs. wants, and balance short-term and long-term goals! Join us for this interactive session with prizes for participation!
Room: C260 (view building map)
Presented by: Melissa Watson,R.T. (R)(CT)(MR),Radiology Clinical Education Coordinator, Essentia Institute of Rural Health
Learn about various ways to advance your Radiology career with brief discussions including MRI, CT, mammo, Radiation Therapy, Sonography. Introduction with Essentia's Coordinator and different resources Essentia has to offer in today's student market!
Room: H395 (view building map)
Presented by: Shelly Moen, Lab Operations Director, Kelsi Steffen, Lab Operations Director, Theresa Sarkela, Lab Manager, Colleen Hill, Lab Manager
Learn about how to work your way up the career ladder in the laboratory. Learn about our Education to employment and tuition reimbursement opportunities.
Spring 2023 Keynote Speaker: Erica Gagnon BA RN, MAC
“DBT Emotion Regulation Principles: How Understanding Emotions Can Promote Success”
Erica Gagnon will share with the LSC campus community how understanding the emotions of yourself and others can help promote success in and outside the classroom. Dialectic Behavior Therapy (DBT) principles of validation and problem-solving can benefit all in any situation.
Erica Gagnon, BA RN, MAC, has worked in the health care industry for over 30 years, gaining experience in crisis intervention, behavioral support, implementation of change initiatives, and caring communication. As a seasoned psychiatric RN, she is passionate about walking alongside those who are in crisis and advancing the Dialectic Behavior Therapy (DBT) principles of validation and problem solving. In addition to DBT education, she is also involved in developing effective orientation strategies for new hires and monitoring quality improvement projects for the Child/Adolescent Behavioral Health Unit at Essentia Health in Duluth. Outside of the office, Erica enjoys reading, listing to podcasts, and spending time on the farm with her husband, six children, and 3 (soon to be 5!) grandchildren.
Meeting ID: 981 3522 9503
No password, but access is only available via an LSC student Zoom account (with starID).
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Spring 2023 Keynote Speaker: Erica Gagnon BA RN, MAC
Previous Student Success Day Keynotes:
September 28, 2022 Diana Oestreich:
Waging Peace: One Soldier’s Story of Putting Love First
February 15, 2022 Jesse Ross:
“What do you want for your life?”
September 28, 2021 John Kriesel:
Still Standing, Still Smiling
Session 3: 1:00 - 1:50 p.m.
Room: L261 (view building map)
Presented by: Keri Stimpson, LSC Faculty
If you have little ones in your life, come learn easy and fun ways to build a family reading routine into your day. We'll look at different kinds of children's books and you can make one to take home and share!
Room: H310 (view building map)
Presented by: Andrea Chartier, Workforce Development Specialist for Essentia Health
Know what you want to be, but are not sure how to get there? Know you want to help people – but are not sure what field is right for you? Want to learn more about Healthcare careers you can start as a student to help you answer these questions? Come ask any and all questions you have about Healthcare Careers!! Career Counselor and Workforce Development Specialist Andrea Chartier will offer advice, insight, and an open Q&A session to answer any and all questions you have about healthcare careers.
Room: H380 (view building map)
Presented by: Heather Ramel and Carly Mathews, Essentia Health
Take a short walk in the life of sterile processing all through nursing in surgery.
Room: LSC Atrium (view building map)
Presented by: Student Senate
Come and check out the new E-Sports space on campus. Here is an opportunity to share your thoughts on the space, what games you would like, and what furniture would fit the space best. More information coming soon!
Room: Hawk’s Landing (view building map)
Presented by: Nursing Club President Melinda Johnson, Jacqueline Semaan, Faculty Advisor & LSC AHN Faculty, & Nursing Club
Come ask our Keynote speaker your questions regarding how to deal with the often emotional situations, stress, and conflicts found in healthcare. Learn how to respond to clients, co-workers, management and other professionals on the healthcare team.
Room: L205 (view building map)
Presented by: Paul Richgruber and Gretchen Flaherty, LSC Faculty
LSC will reestablish its education abroad program with a two-week trip to Paris, Florence, and Rome. Join us in this session to learn of the great benefits from international travel and study abroad. Everyone is welcome to travel with us at the end of Spring Semester 2024--current students, past students, and family members or friends included.
Room: S265 (view building map)
Presented by: Sarah Thilmany Bustrom, LSC Faculty
Do you have a question where you need to use math and don't know where to look? Do you have a concept you struggle with? Do you need to know how to help your kids? Come to this session. Submit your questions early to [email protected].
Room: S275 (view building map)
Presented by: Amanda Delich, LSC Faculty
Learn about LSC's Psychology Club and consider becoming a member of this student-run organization to increase your knowledge base in psychology, gain leadership skills, and build community.
Room: C245 (view building map)
Presented by: Amanda Bruggman and Caleb Coleman, Affinity Plus
Let’s get together and talk about loans! How much does a loan cost you? How are interest rates determined? How can you save on interest? How do you decide if it’s affordable? And so much more! Come join us in a very interactive session with prizes for participation!
Room: C243 (view building map)
Presented by: Sarah Bjornson, LSC PSEO Advisor & Stephanie Wainionpaa, LSC College in the Schools Director
PSEO High School Students, come check in with us! Seniors, we will have a checklist of things for you to remember before graduation in June. Sophomores and Juniors, we will have your paperwork for next year and be available to answer any questions you have!
Room: S253 (view building map)
Presented by: Vinod Gupta, Mountaineer & Certified Financial Planner
What is stopping you from getting what you want in life. The science of Manifestation discusses four pillars that can help you manifest anything in your life. The four pillars: Goal, Attention, Repetition, and Celebration. We will go in detail for each pillar. When you follow the science about these pillars, the probability of success is much greater. The speaker will talk about his four resolutions for 2023 and apply these four pillars of manifestation to these resolutions.
Room: C241 (view building map)
Presented by: Juliet Cherotich, LSC Faculty
It is an exciting opportunity to study abroad. However, there are challenges that International Students face. How do you maintain a healthy balance in academics and personal development? Are you thriving or surviving? As a former International student, I have found myself often thinking, " I wish someone told me this before!". Come join me for a chance to connect, learn from each other, and find helpful resources that may benefit your personal life and academic success.
Room: L258 (view building map)
Presented by: Glenn Merrick, LSC Faculty
LSC is a great place to start your college education. Learn more about saving time and money in transferring to a university with half of your major completed.
Room: H395 (view building map)
Presented by: Shelly Moen, Lab Operations Director, Kelsi Steffen, Lab Operations Director, Theresa Sarkela, Lab Manager, Colleen Hill, Lab Manager
Learn about how to work your way up the career ladder in the laboratory. Learn about our Education to employment and tuition reimbursement opportunities.
Session 4: 2:00 - 2:50 p.m.
Room: L258 (view building map)
Presented by: Beatrice Dornfeld - Northern Bedrock Historic Preservation Corps, Patrick Weber - Ecollibrium3, Mikayla Karels - Ampact, Hillary Olson - Conservation Corps, Alice Werle - True North AmeriCorps
Join us for a panel discussion with staff from several AmeriCorps programs with opportunities in northern Minnesota! Learn about the benefits of AmeriCorps, the variety of programs in the area, how to get involved, and how to use AmeriCorps to propel your career or sample a career path before fully committing.
Room: C243 (view building map)
Presented by: Jill Hinners, Mentor North Executive Director (and/or Mentor North colleagues)
Let's talk about mentoring! Mentor North matches caring adults with youth for at least one year of ongoing support and fun. Our volunteer mentors learn a lot about themselves, too! We’ll introduce you to the impact of mentoring and opportunities to get involved. Our youth are excited to meet YOU.
Room: H380 (view building map)
Presented by: Heather Ramel and Carly Mathews, Essentia Health
Take a short walk in the life of sterile processing all through nursing in surgery.
Room: Hawk’s Landing (view building map)
Presented by: LSC Academic Advisors
Stop by, grab a treat and meet your academic advisor during Student Success Day! All LSC students are assigned to an academic advisor who can help you with academic planning, career exploration, course planning/registration, academic concerns, college transition support, college policies, and transfer planning.
Room: S270 (view building map)
Presented by: Christine Torma, D2L Administrator and Carly Beckwith, Data Management Technician
The D2L Brightspace part of the session will include a 20-minute overview on setting up Notifications, the Pulse app, learner videos, tutoring options, and where to find support. The second part of the session will provide information on O365 and email, Chromebook usage, wireless information, and other LSC resources.
Room: L226 (view building map)
Presented by: Jody Greniger, Duluth Adult Education
Join Jody Greniger in L226 to learn more about Duluth Adult Education at LSC and meet other DAE students. Come for snacks and meet fellow learners!
Room: C290 (view building map)
Presented by: Alyssa Peoples & Joe Murphy, MNsure-certified navigators
Zoom Meeting: Join Meeting Meeting ID: 959 7860 1821
Two local MNsure navigators will de-mystify what MNsure is and how to use it to get health insurance. If you are uninsured or losing coverage from a parent or job soon, this presentation is for you. The navigators will explain the coverage options available, how to sign up, and where to go in Duluth for free help with enrollment or questions.
Room: LSC Atrium (through the double doors near Student Life) (view building map)
Presented by: Bryan Stark, Paul Richgruber, and Nathan Zobel, LSC Faculty
Ping Pong Tournament! All skill levels are invited. Prizes awarded! Win or lose, hang out and have fun!
Room: C241 (view building map)
Presented by: Juliet Cherotich, LSC Faculty
It is an exciting opportunity to study abroad. However, there are challenges that International Students face. How do you maintain a healthy balance in academics and personal development? Are you thriving or surviving? As a former International student, I have found myself often thinking, " I wish someone told me this before!". Come join me for a chance to connect, learn from each other, and find helpful resources that may benefit your personal life and academic success.
Room: H395 (view building map)
Presented by: Shelly Moen, Lab Operations Director, Kelsi Steffen, Lab Operations Director, Theresa Sarkela, Lab Manager, Colleen Hill, Lab Manager
Learn about how to work your way up the career ladder in the laboratory. Learn about our Education to employment and tuition reimbursement opportunities.
Room: L205 (view building map)
Presented by: Kaitlyn Taggart, Director of Career Services
Not sure what program or career you want to pursue? Here at Lake Superior College, we have a tool called the SuperStrong Interest Assessment that you can take to help you get an idea of the industry areas and programs that you might align with. Come into our walk-in session to take this 10-minute assessment and get some guidance on your results.
Room: C245 (view building map)
Presented by: Lindsy Mason O'Brien, LSC Faculty
Zoom Meeting: Join Meeting Meeting ID: 995 7455 2661
Engage with brief writing and journaling activities geared to help work through stress, anxiety, and depression, and walk away with a page of prompts you can use again and again. Bring your own pen and paper.
Session 4 and 5 (90-minute session): 2:00 - 3:50 p.m.
Room: S260 (view building map)
Presented by: CIS Panel
Zoom Meeting: Join Meeting Meeting ID: 956 5372 1714
Come chat and learn about the IT career world from a variety of local professionals in both technical and non-technical roles. There will be networking, Cybersecurity, programming, web design, and other sub-fields of IT represented. Bring your questions and be ready to have a lively discussion on all things IT career-related!
Session 5: 3:00 - 3:50 p.m.
Room: C241 (view building map)
Presented by: Stacy Langguth, Disability Specialist.
What are accommodations in college? Do you have a disability? Do you need extra support to be successful? Find out more about LSC's Disability Services and how you may qualify for accommodations and services to assist with your success.
Room: S270 (view building map)
Presented by: Christine Torma, D2L Administrator and Carly Beckwith, Data Management Technician
The D2L Brightspace part of the session will include a 20-minute overview on setting up Notifications, the Pulse app, learner videos, tutoring options, and where to find support. The second part of the session will provide information on O365 and email, Chromebook usage, wireless information, and other LSC resources.
Room: C243 (view building map)
Presented by: Anna Swarts, LSC Professional Science Tutor
If you need a refresher on some of the math skills needed to succeed in your Aspects of Chem or Chem 1 class, this is the session for you. Please bring a pencil and calculator if you have one.
Room: S265 (view building map)
Presented by: Amy Fullerton, LSC Director of Mental Health
What is mental wellness, and what are some ways we can help ourselves take care of our mental health? Come and learn some easy strategies and share your favorite self-care activities!
Room: S245 (view building map)
Presented by: Shannan Ellis, LSC Transfer Specialist & Sarah Bjornson, LSC Academic Advisor
Transferology.com is an amazing tool for maximizing potential transfer credits. Learn how to use Transferology to eliminate the guesswork and help select courses that will transfer seamlessly to your next college or university.
Additional Morning Sessions: 7:50 - 10:50 a.m.
Room: C202, C207, and C209 (view building map)
Presented by: Bailey Alexander
The Biology Department will host an open lab session in rooms C202, C207, and C209. Students will have the opportunity to study histology, study anatomy models, or catch up on coursework. This is a great opportunity for anyone currently enrolled or planning to enroll in Intro to Cell Biology, Anatomy & Physiology I, or Anatomy & Physiology II.
Additional Morning Sessions: 8:00 - 11:00 a.m.
Room: C270 (view building map)
Presented by: Dinah Johnson, LSC Faculty
For Rad Tech Students only. See Dinah for more details ([email protected]).
Additional Afternoon Sessions: 12:00 - 4:00 p.m.
Room: C202, C207, and C209 (view building map)
Presented by: Bailey Alexander
The Biology Department will host an open lab session in rooms C202, C207, and C209. Students will have the opportunity to study histology, study anatomy models, or catch up on coursework. This is a great opportunity for anyone currently enrolled or planning to enroll in Intro to Cell Biology, Anatomy & Physiology I, or Anatomy & Physiology II.
