2023 nursing graduate Amanda Badillo is giving herself the ultimate birthday gift—the start of her dream career as an operating room nurse with the Cleveland Clinic
Amanda Rooney unearthed her long-term career goal in early childhood education while serving in the United States Air Force. Then she turned to LCCC to achieve her goal.
Kathryn Gardner used her passion for psychology research to overcome life obstacles and earn her bachelor's degree through LCCC's University Partnership
Lorain artist and 2023 graduate Liz Guilkey found a community of support at LCCC when she needed it most. Now she's headed for the Cleveland Institute of Art.
Nadja Payton was one click away from dropping out of her doctorate program. But she pulled from her experience in Early College High School and persisted.
Bill Eibon searched all across North America for a facility where p-Chip Corporation could manufacture and test its authentication and tracing microchip. He found the ideal high-tech destination at Lorain...
Microbiology professor Dr. Harry Kestler is a pioneer in HIV/AIDS research. And at LCCC he has spent decades inspiring future generations of scientific researchers.
After losing her job Jasmine Jackson enrolled in LCCC’s cyber and information security program. Its Earn and Learn format had her back to work within the first semester.
With an early College Credit Plus start, Avon High School junior Mason Moreck is on track to earn three LCCC degrees along with his high school diploma
For more than a decade, LCCC has been at the forefront of microelectronics training and education. Now Intel's presence is creating a Silicon Heartland that will rely on LCCC graduates.
LCCC microelectronic manufacturing student Em Williams wins second NASA/Ohio Space Grant Consortium scholarship and begins research on miniaturization in the industry
Registered respiratory therapist David Copsey was midway through the University Partnership when the COVID-19 pandemic hit. But it only strengthened his passion for helping patients.
LCCC’s long-standing partnership with UAW/Ford Motor Company has given nearly 1,000 local workers apprenticeship opportunities to learn new skills and advance their careers
Elyria’s Luke Peters hasn’t let medical challenges slow him down. He graduated high school with two associate degrees and entered CSU’s Mandel Honors College as a junior – all debt-free.
2023 nursing graduate Amanda Badillo is giving herself the ultimate birthday gift—the start of her dream career as an operating room nurse with the Cleveland Clinic
Amanda Rooney unearthed her long-term career goal in early childhood education while serving in the United States Air Force. Then she turned to LCCC to achieve her goal.
Kathryn Gardner used her passion for psychology research to overcome life obstacles and earn her bachelor's degree through LCCC's University Partnership
Lorain artist and 2023 graduate Liz Guilkey found a community of support at LCCC when she needed it most. Now she's headed for the Cleveland Institute of Art.