Location: Meet at the Student Life Kiosk at 9:55 a.m. (view map)
Session: 10:00 - 10:50 a.m. - Session 2
Presented by: Steve Dalager, Hiking Enthusiast and LSC Faculty
Did you know there are trails surrounding the LSC Main Campus that are great to explore? Explore them with us. They are somewhat rugged in spots, so wear suitable footwear. Also, pay attention to the weather and dress accordingly. Walk with friends or come and meet new ones! Meet at the Student Life Kiosk by the entrance to the IceHawk Center for Equity and Inclusion.
Highlighted Event Health and Wellness Track In-Person Event
Presented by: Nurse from the Federal Prison Camp, Duluth
When an opioid prescription turns into a hidden struggle, the consequences can ripple through an entire career and life. Join us for a candid discussion with a former healthcare professional who will share his personal journey through substance reliance, the reality of workplace tampering, and the pathway toward rehab and redemption. Come hear the human story behind healthcare ethics, professional boundaries, and the reality of addiction.
Highlighted Event Allied Health and Nursing Track In-Person Event
Location: Center for Equity and Inclusion (view map)
Session: 11:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. - CEI Clothing Swap
Presented by: Sarah Lyons, Executive Diversity Officer, and the CEI Staff
Free thrifting, open to all! Bring a bag to the swap to take home your new treasures!
Donations welcome but not required to participate. Please donate any clean clothing in good shape that students would be excited to find! We kindly ask that items that are stained, ripped, dirty, or in poor condition not be donated.
Donations accepted at the IceHawks Center for Equity and Inclusion (M125) between September 21 - September 25, between 8 am and 12 pm. For more information contact .
Highlighted Event Community Engagement Track In-Person Event
Join the LSC Surgical Technology Club for an exciting and educational Mock Surgery Presentation featuring a simulated cesarean section of twins. This session provides an excellent opportunity for students, aspiring healthcare professionals, and anyone interested in medical procedures to observe and understand the complexities of surgical interventions. Don’t miss this chance to witness a detailed simulation of a twin birth via C-section and learn more about the vital contributions of surgical technologists that lead to successful outcomes in the operating room.
Highlighted Event Allied Health and Nursing Track In-Person Event
Presented by: Stuart Soland, LSC Automotive Faculty, and the LSC Auto Club
Grab breakfast and check in with the LSC Auto Club. Sign up for free auto checks with the auto school students and faculty on Student Success Day between 8:30 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. Sign up in the Main Concourse with breakfast - Pro Tip: come early to get on the list!
Presented by: Lori Yecoshenko and Anup Parajuli, LSC Faculty
Business Professionals of America (BPA) is a career and technical student organization with the mission to develop and empower student leaders to discover their passion and change the world by creating unmatched opportunities in learning, professional growth and service. Come learn all about us!!
Art Instructor Theresa Burke will guide you through a step-by-step acrylic landscape painting. Take a break from meticulous coursework and make art purely for fun! Materials are provided. This session is limited to 10 students. Get there early to avoid disappointment. If you miss this session, come back to the Art Building for Wind Down with Watercolor at 10 am or Clay Carving at 1 pm or 2 pm.
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.
Learn where the money is - and how to access it. This is a hybrid session and can be attended in person in classroom S165 or online via the Zoom link. Any connection issues, please email [email protected] AND [email protected].
Financial Track Transfer and Future Planning Track In-Person Event Online Event
Presented by: Shannan Ellis, LSC Transfer Specialist & Taylor Ahrendt, Career Services Director
Plan out your next steps after Lake Superior College. If you’re interested in transferring and using Transferology in your planning, have questions about your degree audit or career planning, or are figuring out the next steps after LSC, stop by during this drop-in period.
Transfer and Future Planning Track In-Person Event
"No life has every been saved theoretically!" Bleeds are controlled by putting your hands on the patient. This double session will include an opportunity to use major bleed props and industry standard bleeding control equipment to practice stopping major bleeds.
Presented by: Alicia Tran, Internship & Fellowship Program Manager, Minesota Public Radio (MPR)
This workshop is designed to equip participants with the essential skills needed to create compelling resumes and cover letters that stand out to employers
Key topics include:
• Understanding the difference between a resume and a cover letter
• Choosing the right resume format (chronological, functional, or combination)
• Writing powerful action-oriented bullet points that showcase accomplishments
• Crafting a cover letter that complements and enhances the resume
• Tailoring both documents for specific job applications
• Avoiding common mistakes and pitfalls
• Tips for making resumes ATS (Applicant Tracking System) friendly
• Best practices for formatting, design, and organization
By the end of the workshop, participants will have an idea of how best to format their resumes and cover letters for their next job application.
Transfer and Future Planning Track In-Person Event
Location: Meet at the Student Life Kiosk at 9:55 a.m. (view map)
Session: 10:00 - 10:50 a.m. - Session 2
Presented by: Steve Dalager, Hiking Enthusiast and LSC Faculty
Did you know there are trails surrounding the LSC Main Campus that are great to explore? Explore them with us. They are somewhat rugged in spots, so wear suitable footwear. Also, pay attention to the weather and dress accordingly. Walk with friends or come and meet new ones! Meet at the Student Life Kiosk by the entrance to the IceHawk Center for Equity and Inclusion.
Highlighted Event Health and Wellness Track In-Person Event
Presented by: Nurse from the Federal Prison Camp, Duluth
When an opioid prescription turns into a hidden struggle, the consequences can ripple through an entire career and life. Join us for a candid discussion with a former healthcare professional who will share his personal journey through substance reliance, the reality of workplace tampering, and the pathway toward rehab and redemption. Come hear the human story behind healthcare ethics, professional boundaries, and the reality of addiction.
Highlighted Event Allied Health and Nursing Track In-Person Event
The presenter will provide students with advice on how to succeed in Human Anatomy and Physiology. Topics covered will include advice on time management, studying for exams, getting off to a good start, and how to use available resources.
Interviewing is a critical part of the hiring process. Resumes don't get you the job, interviews do. While your resume gets you noticed, the interview is your chance to show the hiring manager who you are, explain your experiences, and give context to your skills.
In this hands-on workshop, students compare candidate responses through a "Who Would You Hire?" activity to see what makes an answer truly stand out. Participants will practice:
Preparing for an interview
Sharing their career story with confidence
Answering and asking great questions
Career Track Transfer and Future Planning Track In-Person Event
Art Instructor Theresa Burke will guide you as you explore the fluidity of watercolor paint. De-stress with this project and create art purely for enjoyment! Materials are provided.
Do you answer your phone from an unknown caller? Do you put your picture on your resume? Do you text with a recruiter? What should I name my resume? What do I wear to an interview? These questions and many more can be brought forth in this interactive session on applying for, interviewing and accepting positions!
Transfer and Future Planning Track In-Person Event
Learn about LSC services and resources, along with community guests, Guests include colleges, universities, non-profits, local organizations, and community members. Don't miss the ERTC Fire Club giving rig tours of their fire engine and ambulance at the main entrance.
Location: Center for Equity and Inclusion (view map)
Session: 11:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. - CEI Clothing Swap
Presented by: Sarah Lyons, Executive Diversity Officer, and the CEI Staff
Free thrifting, open to all! Bring a bag to the swap to take home your new treasures!
Donations welcome but not required to participate. Please donate any clean clothing in good shape that students would be excited to find! We kindly ask that items that are stained, ripped, dirty, or in poor condition not be donated.
Donations accepted at the IceHawks Center for Equity and Inclusion (M125) between September 21 - September 25, between 8 am and 12 pm. For more information contact .
Highlighted Event Community Engagement Track In-Person Event
Session: 11:00 - 12:00 p.m. - Student Club Showcase
Presented by: LSC Student Senate and Student Clubs
Interested in getting involved on campus? Stop by and check out the LSC Student Clubs in the Erickson Library from 11 am - 12 pm to meet club representatives, learn about their mission, activities, and meeting times, and find out how to join.
If you discover a club you like, check the whiteboard at the library entrance for afternoon meeting schedules. Some clubs will hold meetings from 3:00 p.m. -3:50 p.m. where interested students can dive deeper into what the club offers and how to get involved. To find out where club meetings are, check out the whiteboard at the entrance of the Erickson Library or check in with the clubs during the showcase.
Location: Upper Concourse, next to C245 (view map)
Session: 12:00 p.m. - 1:00 p.m. - Lunch
Free lunch for LSC students while it lasts. Line will open at 12 pm. Enjoy the LSC choir perform from 12:30 pm next to where lunch is being served in the upper concourse.
Location: Ceramics Studio - A150 (A Building) (view map)
Session: 1:00 - 1:50 p.m. - Session 3
Presented by: Jameson Bast, LSC Art Faculty
Are you curious what happens in that far off land of the A building? Have you ever wondered what it is like working with clay? If you answered yes to both of these questions, this is the session for you. Come carve traditional Japanese Kurinuki cups in this short ceramics lesson. Each session limited to 24 individuals. This session will be repeated at 2 pm.
Presented by: Erin Thompson, LIFE@LSC Program Coordinator - Learning is for Everyone
Join this session to hear about the new LIFE@LSC program on campus to provide inclusion, opportunities, and a sense of belonging for students with intellectual or developmental disabilities in our campus community, both in and out of the classrooms. How can we all be a part of creating a welcoming and inclusive environment?
Learn the art of eating well without breaking the bank! This presentation gives students practical strategies to fuel their bodies with nutritious foods while keeping their wallets happy. Feel free to come with your own eating healthy on a budget tips, as well!
Presented by: Theresa Leopold and men from the Federal Prison Camp
Men who are currently incarcerated at the Federal Prison Camp will join us for a discussion of the criminal justice system. We will participate in interactive activities and collaborate in groups to come up with solutions to problems, all while including inside voices in the conversation.
Presented by: Megan Bremmon and Samantha Norman, Certified MNsure Navigators
Do you have health insurance? Do you know how to use it? Will your coverage be changing? Two MNsure-certified navigators will help you understand how health insurance works, how to use MNsure to apply, and where to get free application help. The session includes a trivia game (with prizes!).
Presented by: Maddy Reinolt, Health Education Program Coordinator
Learn how to save a life in minutes. This training will teach you how to recognize an opioid overdose and safely use naloxone (Narcan). Whether for a friend, family member, or stranger — you could be the reason someone gets a second chance. NOTE: This session is repeated at 2 pm.
Community Engagement Track In-Person Event Repeated Event
Join a casual meet and greet with fellow neurodivergent students and allies for community, conversation, and coloring! Hosted by neurodivergent faculty member Lindsy O'Brien.
Join the LSC Surgical Technology Club for an exciting and educational Mock Surgery Presentation featuring a simulated cesarean section of twins. This session provides an excellent opportunity for students, aspiring healthcare professionals, and anyone interested in medical procedures to observe and understand the complexities of surgical interventions. Don’t miss this chance to witness a detailed simulation of a twin birth via C-section and learn more about the vital contributions of surgical technologists that lead to successful outcomes in the operating room.
Highlighted Event Allied Health and Nursing Track In-Person Event
Presented by: Amy Fullerton, LPCC, Director of Mental Health
Want to understand more about why we procrastinate even when we know it's not in our best interest? Come learn the psychology behind why we tend to put things off along with strategies to train our brain to get things done more efficiently. This is an in person session only.
Presented by: Meagen Csomos, District Hiring Manager, H&R Block
Learn the basics of taxes, paychecks, and personal finance while exploring flexible career opportunities in the tax industry. This interactive session includes real-world tips, tax trivia, career insights, and a chance to discover how helping others can turn into a rewarding seasonal job.
Location: Ceramics Studio - A150 (A Building) (view map)
Session: 2:00 - 2:50 p.m. - Session 4
Presented by: Jameson Bast, LSC Art Faculty
Are you curious what happens in that far off land of the A building? Have you ever wondered what it is like working with clay? If you answered yes to both of these questions, this is the session for you. Come carve traditional Japanese Kurinuki cups in this short ceramics lesson. Each session limited to 24 individuals. This is a repeat of the 1 pm session.
Presented by: Theresa Leopold, LSC Faculty, and men from the Federal Prison Camp
Men who are currently incarcerated at the Federal Prison Camp will join us for a discussion of the criminal justice system. We will participate in interactive activities and collaborate in groups to come up with solutions to problems, all while including inside voices in the conversation.
Presented by: Maddy Reinolt, Health Education Program Coordinator
Learn how to save a life in minutes. This training will teach you how to recognize an opioid overdose and safely use naloxone (Narcan). Whether for a friend, family member, or stranger — you could be the reason someone gets a second chance. NOTE: This is a repeat of the session held at 1 pm.
Community Engagement Track In-Person Event Repeated Event
Using a real case of an ABO incompatible transfusion related death, this session will unpack how communication breakdowns, system failures, and lapses in collaborative practice contributed to a fatal acute hemolytic reaction. This session offers a powerful opportunity to learn from a real case, exchange perspectives, and explore how interprofessional collaboration can save lives.
Location: Varies - check the whiteboard at the Erickson Library Entrance (view map)
Session: 3:00 - 3:50 p.m. - Student Club Meetings
Presented by: LSC Student Clubs
Earlier in the day, the Student Club Showcase in the Erickson Library featured many of the active student clubs on campus. During 2 pm - 3 pm, some of the clubs may be hosting meetings.
These meetings are where you can learn more about the club and find out how to participate and become a member. Club meetings will be arranged by the student clubs and are not organized or managed by the Student Success Day team. Please see the whiteboard at the Erickson Library entrance for scheduled club meetings at this time and their locations.
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