I’ve been involved with Laramie County Community College for three years, both as a student and employee. With the skills I’ve developed through the media program at LCCC, I’m fortunate enough to say I’ve gotten a lot of work experience. I’ve done professional video and design work for a variety of clients around Cheyenne, but
The Laramie County Community College Board of Trustees unanimously voted for the naming of two areas in the newly renovated Ludden Library. In 2017, Platte Valley Bank gifted the LCCC Foundation a monetary donation to help support the renovation and expansion of the library. The intent was to assist the Foundation in its efforts to
Current Laramie County Community College Board of Trustees Chair Bradley Barker III will be wrapping up his four-year term as a trustee in November. Barker was initially elected to the board in 2014 after several years working as an admissions representative for LCCC. Barker said he had a close friendship with former vice chairman of
The Campus Activities Board collaborated with three owners of therapy dogs to bring them into the Student Lounge on Oct. 17 in order to help de-stress students during midterms. (Photos by Jacob Hamel)
For one weekend only, Laramie County Community College’s theater program put on a staged reading performance of “Letters From The Front” by Nick Wood. Wood, an LCCC employee and Navy veteran, conducted interviews with other combat veterans. When writing the play, Wood said he kept the interviewee’s identities confidential, to help them open up about
It’s that time of year again; the sun isn’t shining because the weather is turning awful, the birds aren’t singing because it’s too cold now, and it’s time to cast your vote on a ballot where you recognize five percent of the names. That’s right, it’s election season. First off, we’ve got plenty of information
We asked a variety of LCCC officials what their favorite memory was of LCCC. Here are their responses. [embedyt] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zc-1QxYsOZY%5B/embedyt%5D
“Letters From The Front” by Nick Wood is a staged reading of a new play to be performed starting at 7 p.m. on Sept. 21 and Sept. 22 in the Laramie County Community College Playhouse. Wood is an LCCC employee in Plant Operations and a Navy veteran who said he took his first acting class
The meeting starts at 7 p.m. A live replay will be available immediately after the broadcast. [embedyt] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=edsAPzChSn8%5B/embedyt%5D