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Welcome to Lake Superior College! Kaleb, a high school senior from Minneapolis, toured LSC’s beautiful main campus to learn more about our various technical and trades programs including carpentry, auto body, auto service and commercial & residential wiring. We hope to see him back on campus next fall as an official LSC IceHawk. #LakeSuperiorCollege #FutureIceHawk #LSCcampustours #WelcomeToLSC #Duluth #DestinationCollege #ApplyForFreeToLSC #CommunityAndTechnicalCollege

Wednesday, September 30, is Student Success Day, a conference-style event hosted by Lake Superior College each semester to support academic and personal success. Students can participate in sessions that promote personal, career, financial, leadership, and educational skill building, and make connections with other students, staff, and faculty. Most sessions will be presented via Zoom this semester, and there will also be limited in-person sessions. We are excited to have Duluth Mayor Emily Larson as our keynote speaker! You’re invited to submit your questions for the Mayor in advance. For schedule updates and to submit a question, please visit www.lsc.edu/student-success-day. #LakeSuperiorCollege #StudentSuccess

Locally grown produce, safely grown right on campus by students and faculty as part of LSC’s Eco-Entrepreneurship program, will be available for purchase every Thursday, 1:30-4 pm (while produce lasts) in the LSC Commons. Public welcome! 🥬🥒🌶 Please remember to #MaskUp, practice social distancing and complete the COVID-19 self-assessment prior to coming to campus. Thanks! #LakeSuperiorCollege #LSCFarms #LocallyGrown #ProduceSale #Duluth #OurCommunitysCollege For more info in LSC’s Eco-Entrepreneurship program: https://degrees.lsc.edu/eco-entrepreneurship/

Check out this great story about LSC’s Clay Target team on Fox 21 News. One of the few local college teams who will be competing this fall is the Lake Superior College clay target team. The IceHawks have won the past three Minnesota College Athletic Conference North Division Championships. Like most teams, their spring season was canceled due to the pandemic, so they’re excited to be out here this fall. “It’s really special because I just feel honored to be part of a team that is just able to practice with social distancing and COVID. It’s a non contact sport, the only thing you’re touching is the gun,” first-year LSC student Erin Meyer said. The IceHawks will be competing in all virtual shoots this fall, meaning they will shoot in Proctor while their opponents will shoot at their respective schools, and everyone submits their scores. But this isn’t much of a change for LSC. “We’re used to doing it, that’s how we compete weekly. So it will just be the same thing, virtually shooting against the other schools. We’ll be competing against schools all over the country doing the same thing. We’ve won our conference each year that we’ve shot so pretty proud of the team,” head coach George Pappas said. #GoIceHawk #LakeSuperiorCollege #LSCproud #LSCClayTargetTeam https://www.fox21online.com/2020/09/22/lake-superior-college-clay-target-team-preparing-for-fall-competition/ PROCTOR, Minn. – One of the few local college teams who will be competing this fall is the Lake Superior College clay target team. The IceHawks have won the past three Minnesota College Athletic Conference North Division Championships. Like most teams, their spring season was canceled due to the p...