Student Success - Lansing Community College

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Student Success
Startup Weekend at LCC West
The Small Business Development Center at LCC, in
collaboration with the Technical Careers Division, the
LCC Foundation and LEAP hosted a second annual
Startup Weekend: Maker Edition event at West
Campus. This event brought together a diverse mix of
people and skills to work on creative problem solving
while developing an entrepreneurial culture at the
college and in the community. Approximately 70% of
participants were LCC students, other participants
included MSU students and community members.
Participants worked through the weekend using West
Campus’s electronics labs, CAD systems, 3D printers,
metal working areas, woodworking tools and
technical assistance. They shared ideas, formed
teams, designed products, built prototypes and
launched businesses—all in 48 hours.
On Sunday afternoon, Dr. Knight welcomed Mayor
Bernero who toured the building and spoke briefly to
the entire group. The five teams presented their product prototypes. Many students expressed
that this was a great experience. It was an exciting and productive event with a track record of
fostering successful, job-creating startup companies.
Performing Arts starts the fall with a Sold-Out Opening Night
Performing Arts, opened the Fall season with a Dart
Auditorium performance by our own Faculty Jazz
Quartet (Dennis Therrian, Jon Gewirtz, Ed Fedewa,
Mike Daniels). The same weekend in the Black Box,
Never Swim Alone began a four-performance run.
Deb Keller directed a three-person student cast in this
intense, modern satire. Reviewer Tom Helma wrote in
the City Pulse: “….the equivalent of what one might
see in professional theater” and the sold-out opening
night audience agreed with a standing ovation.
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College Night at CCRESA
College Night at CCRESA participants included 188 students and 145 parents from the six high
schools in Clinton County, Laingsburg, and homeschooling. Two LCC Financial Aid workshops
were taught by LCC’s Jim Owens that attracted high numbers and positive feedback.
Michigan Peer Support Specialist Graduation
LCC hosted the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services Certification Ceremony at
West Campus. Janet Marion, Director of Human Services in Health and Human Services
Division, spoke to the students and their families about their accomplishment and future
academic goals. The 81 graduates who have taken the course through the State of Michigan
were awarded college credit for Human Services course HUSE 295. These graduates are now
eligible to go into the workforce as a trained peer specialist.
Since the program’s inception in 2006 the program has awarded 1,463 certificates. The
program has broadened to include veterans with 171 graduates thus far. This educational
opportunity has also expanded to prisons and Washtenaw County’s Huron Valley Women’s
Correctional Facility which had the first group of graduates. The second group is being trained
in a facility in northern Michigan.
Students Win Scholarships for Scholarly Work
 At the annual state Radiologic Technology meeting in September, LCC radiography
student Morgan Lange was awarded a Michigan Society of Radiologic Technologists
(MSRT) scholarship of $500. Morgan is a second year student who will graduate next
spring.
 The Phi Theta Kappa organization has awarded nursing student Michael Klein the 2015
Frank Lanza Memorial Scholarship. This prestigious scholarship for $2,500 is awarded to
twenty students each year. The scholarship recognizes the outstanding academic and
leadership accomplishments of students enrolled in registered nursing, respiratory care
or emergency medical services associate degree programs.
LCC’s Veterans Resource Center-A Path for Students for Success
 A donation of $3,000 was given to the Veterans Resource Center to provide loans to
veteran students to help cover some of their bills until their VA GI Bill money was
dispersed. They returned the loan to LCC once they had received funding. This circle of
giving will continue to allow veterans to attend LCC with less financial burden at the
start of the semester.
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 Mr. Phil Kline, a Korean War Veteran and longtime LCC Student Veteran Association
supporter, has generously donated a pool table and accessories to the Veteran Resource
Center.
 10 LCC student veterans along with 10 MSU veterans were invited by the Safari Club
International and Dunn Creek Outfitters to participate in Skeet Shoot and Pheasant Hunt
in Laingsburg. This event gave veterans a chance to interact, bond, and take home
some pheasants for dinner!
Imbed Principles and Practices of Inclusivity and Diversity
LUCERO Program recognized as Example of Excelencia
Excelencia in Education recognized LCC’s LUCERO Program for being at the forefront in
improving higher educational achievement for Latino/a students. For 10 years Excelencia in
Education has offered Examples of Excelencia, the only evidence based national initiative to
identify and publicize programs that improve Latino Student Success. LCC’s Program profile
was shared with post-secondary institutions from across the county. LCC has already received
several calls on how they can replicate LUCERO.
International Author, Speaker, & Career Educator Ruby Payne Visits LCC
In October, internationally renowned author Ruby Payne was the featured speaker for the
college’s Experience #starpower Speakers’ Series. Payne’s novel A Framework for
Understanding Poverty provided the background for her presentation in which she spoke on the
importance of communicating, educating and working with people of different mental models.
Payne was entertaining, interesting and captivating with stories of how she conducted her
research, the task of fitting in with different socio-economic classes, and how leaders in higher
education play an integral role in a student’s development and success. Her visit reminded
faculty and staff to be mindful when passing judgements on students and to be thoughtful and
innovative in our approaches to what and how we teach them.
Seeking a Better Tomorrow
Chief of Diversity Officer Dr. Paul Hernandez conducted a College Positive Volunteer (CPV)
Training the Trainer Training in collaboration with Capital Area College Access Network and
Michigan Campus Compact. A group of twenty five people attended including LCC faculty,
community partners and representatives from the Michigan Department of Health and Human
Services. The newly trained CPVs will continue the work of helping students and recruiting new
volunteers. LCC is a current member of MiCC (Michigan Campus Compact) and shares the goal
of continuing efforts to increase the college enrollment and success for all students, especially
underrepresented students, by providing them with support and information about college
preparation, paying for college and career selection.
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Felipe Lopez Sustaita receives Leadership Award from the Hispanic/Latino
Commission of Michigan
In September, the Hispanic/Latino Commission of
Michigan celebrated National Hispanic Heritage Month
with a Hispanic Heritage Recognition Event in Lansing.
Statewide Student Scholarship winners were selected
and Outstanding Hispanic Leaders were honored.
LCC’s Felipe Lopez Sustaita, Interim Director of
Academic Advising, was named Educator of the Year.
Felipe was recognized for his exceptional work with
students and the LUCERO Program.
Community Impact and Engagement
Cadets Help Rescue Endangered Police Officer
While participating in the Special Olympics run a team of LCC
Police Program Cadets saw a police officer who was pinned
between a police car and an RV. The team of cadets lifted the
police car to clear room to allow aid to the trapped officer.
The East Lansing Officer came to thank the cadets.
Fire Science/Academy
LCC Instructor Nicole Kitson is one of two, first responders selected by the Michigan
Remembers 9-11 Fund to run in the race that honors those who laid down their lives to save
others on 9/11. Kitson was selected along with Oakland County Sheriff’s Deputy Brian Behrend
based on their daily service to the people of Michigan and local communities through their
work. Kitson is the first female runner complete the run.
National Recognition Gained for LCC’s Work on G2C
Dr. Richard Prystowsky and Professor’s Christine Conner and Martine Courant Rife presented on
behalf of LCC at the “Statewide Gateway Course Transformation” summit hosted by the
Michigan Center for Student Success. LCC was the featured college presenting at this event
because LCC is the only community college in the State of Michigan that is working on both the
Michigan Center for Student Success’ Guided Pathway’s Project initiative and the John N.
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Gardener’s G2C initiative. Provost Prystowsky and Professor’s Conner and Rife shared at the
summit that LCC faculty, staff, and administrators from across the college have learned to work
closely together in order to advance and blend these two projects in a cohesive fashion.
In September, Dr. Kevin Brown, LCC History Faculty, presented to twenty different University of
Georgia Institutions in Macon, Georgia. Dr. Brown was invited to share “Lessons Learned” from
our Gateways to Completion (G2C) work. We are in our third year of the Gateways to
Completion initiative, a project “designed to create and implement an evidence-based plan for
improving teaching, learning and success in historically high-failure rate courses.”
LCC Faculty Present at Annual Student Success Summit
LCC professors Jeff Janowick, Christine Conner, Martine Courant Rife and Provost Prystowsky
presented in October at the annual Student Success Summit hosted at the Lansing Center. In
their presentation, “Guided Pathways & Integrated Learning: Can Higher Education Survive?,”
they framed the discussion on LCC’s work with Operation 100%, shared the four major projects
within Operation 100%, and provided details on our Guided Pathways work to date. Mr.
Janowick shared the work on our General Education/Integrated Learning committee (a subcommittee within Guided Pathways). Audience members commented that the presentation was
inspiring to colleges considering joining the Guided Pathways work.
Other LCC staff that presented at the Summit included professor Megan Lin and Center for
Transitional Learning Director Cheryl Garayta. They presented on a panel regarding “Building
College-wide Partnerships to Support Underprepared Students.”
STEMfest
LCC was pleased to present the annual free
community event, STEMfest, a day for
children to experience hands-on, interactive
STEM activities (non-competitive with an
emphasis on learning). Primary facilitators
were Arts & Sciences Division faculty and
students with support from the Health &
Human Services Division students as well. The
day included more than 50 activities ranging
from eye dissection to making spirals.
STEMfest was held throughout the Arts & Sciences Building and in Dart Auditorium. Attendance
at the 2014 event was approximately 450. Attendance for the 2015 STEMfest was 650 with a
breakdown of 62% kids (400) and 38% adults (250).
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Massage Students Provide Community Service at Local Race
In August Professor Jodi Wiley supervised 14 Massage Therapy students who administered 166
sport massages at the Dragon Boat Race in Lansing. This is the second year the Therapeutic
Massage students have participated in this community event.
Nurses Refresh Courses
LCC Livingston branch offered Michigan Department of
Corrections training for 64 participants; there was wonderful
collaborative effort between Nursing Faculty, BCI Staff, and
LIVCEN staff. These two sessions have launched a three-year
plan to refresh the skills of all nurses in the corrections
system.
September 11th Remembrance
A joint service of the Mid-Michigan Police Academy and the Regional Fire Training Academy was
held to remember those that gave their lives in the tragic events of September 11, 2001. It is
important that these young men and women that are in training to serve their communities
never forget those that have fallen in service. Many staff, students, and guests were on hand to
also honor and remember.
LCC Honors Dennis Rodeman
Students and staff lined the overpass at Creyts and
496 in honor of fallen Firefighter Dennis Rodeman, a
former LCC student and local hero.
Moment of Silence for UCC
The college participated in the National Moment of Silence for the victims of the Umpqua
Community College (UCC) shooting on October 8. Students and employees gathered in the
middle of campus. Two students accompanied by a violinist sang “Amazing Grace” leading up to
the Moment of Silence. LCC is using the #IamUCC hashtag to share our support via social
media.
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LCC Presents at MSRT State Meeting
In September Brian Pickford, Director of the Radiologic Technology Program, gave a
presentation entitled “Putting It All Together – Study Strategies That Work” at the annual
Michigan Society of Radiologic Technologists (MSRT) meeting in Traverse City.
Recruiting/Advising
 LCC Livingston branch participated in two recruiting
events; Flex Tech alternative high school in Brighton
and Brighton High School College Night. LCC staff
spoke with approximately 50 students from South
Lyon, Fowlerville, Brighton, and Howell.
 333 students and parents participated in the College
Night at CCRESA in St. Johns. Two LCC Financial Aid
workshops were taught by LCC’s Jim Owens that
attracted high numbers and positive feedback.
 LCC North Advisors are visiting classrooms to promote
the start of Spring Semester, and the value of making
an appointment with an advisor to plan schedules,
learn Degree Works, and to help students be aware of changes in Financial Aid.
SBDC
The Small Business Development Center office at LCC continued its collaboration with the
Lansing Regional Chamber, presenting “Managing Millennials” to a standing-room-only crowd of
over 60 local business people.
SBDC activity and impact metrics for January 1 through September 30, 2015:
 Met with 407 business owners and
individuals hoping to start a business,
spending a total of 2,430 client hours.
 Helped those clients raise nearly $13M of
capital to launch or grow their businesses,
leading to 25 new businesses started and
109 jobs created.
 Presented 43 worshops and/or seminars,
which attracted 438 attendees.
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Youth Program
The A+/GATE Summer Youth Program was a huge
success! 650 students, grades 2-10, attended over 45
different classes from June 22 – August 14, 2015.
The Youth Program underwent changes over the
summer. Teresa Price was recently hired as the new
Youth Program Coordinator and 8 Part-Time Youth
Support Staff were added to meet various program
needs. The majority of students (25.4%) came from
Lansing School District.
The following classes were very popular.
SUMMER 2015
Gate/A+
Grades
Are YOU Game?
A+
4-5
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Police Academy
A+
7-11
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LEGO Robotics Camp
A+
6-10
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Flight and the Future
A+
6-9
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GATE
6-9
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Robotics & Rocketry
A+
6-9
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It's Mine to Design - Architecture
A+
6-8
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GATE
5-8
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A+
6-9
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Probability Agility
Mission to Mars Camp
Green Fashion Design #1
Enroll#
Plus 50 Job & Career Fair
LCC partnered with Capital Area
Michigan Works! on the Plus 50 Job &
Career Fair. Job seekers attended
workshops on Career Networking,
Application Know-How and Job
Connections. Resume critiquing by
employers and academic and career
advising from LCC was available. A
LinkedIn photo booth allowed
participants to create a professional
social media profile for employment.
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141 attendees met with fourteen employers including Peckham, State of Michigan, MSUFCU and
Board of Water & Light Employers were very pleased with the outcome of the meeting and the
great pool of talented Plus 50 job seekers.
Sold-out Show for Foundation Sponsored Greg and Steve Concert
The Foundation was proud to sponsor a free family event promoting the LCC Early Learning
Childcare Center. Greg and Steve are a nationally recognized act that uses high energy and
participatory songs for children. They are the first children’s music duo to have two sold out
shows at Carnegie Hall. They have combined their experiences in the classroom with their
expertise in the music industry to create quality educational music.
Marketing and Communications
Late Start Classes
Communications about Late Start classes continue with billboards, a dedicated website, home
page slide, digital signage, and emails to current students. A direct mail postcard was also sent
to prospective students.
College Night
LCC hosted a College Night at the Gannon Building with over 50 colleges and universities on
hand. Marketing communications entailed a direct mail postcard to over 16,000 high school
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students and their parents, a dedicated event web page, Facebook ads, online ads on Lansing
State Journal (lsj.com) and print ads in all 12 area Lansing Community Newspapers. Internal
communications included a post on myLCC, homepage slide, email, electronic message board
communications, flyers, and TV monitor displays. Attendance at the 2014 event was
approximately 650. Total attendance for the 2015 College Night Fair was approximately 800
with the following breakdown:
8% College/University Representatives including transfer specialists (65)
50% High School Students/Prospective Students (400)
16% Current LCC Students (125)
26% Parents/Guardians/Group Leaders (210)
HBCU Fair
The 2015 HBCU Fair was October 20thwith both day and evening events. Communications were
sent to prospective and current students. The fair took place in the Gannon Building and at
Union Missionary Baptist Church. Local area high school students also attended this annual
event.
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Spring Semester Registration
Internal and external communications were executed for the opening of spring registration.
These included message boards, an email, homepage slides, website updates, schedule book
distribution, commercial updates, and Facebook ads. An event for focusing on the adult
segment is planned for November.
MBS Online Bookstore
Information about the new MBS Online
Bookstore was shared with students and
posted around campus to inform them of the
ability to purchase textbooks online. Forms of
communications included an email to students,
postings on MyLCC and D2L, social media,
homepage slides, updated web pages which
include frequently asked questions (FAQs) and
important dates, and digital signage. Other
communication materials are under
development, including a brochure, a postcard,
and palm cards/business cards.
Dental Hygiene Seminar
In collaboration with the LCC Foundation, LCC’s Health & Human Services division held a Dental
Hygiene Continuing Education seminar featuring Dr. Joseph A. Best, D.D.S., Ph.D.
A tabbed website was created for the event including a link to pay for registration. Postcards
were sent to Michigan Dental Association members and was partially sponsored by Delta
Dental. Outreach included connecting with an active Facebook group, Michigan Dental
Hygienists Connect, which shared the seminar information with over 600 members. In addition,
the event was promoted with a home page banner slide and outdoor signage.
The goal was to attract 100 attendees with a concentration on alumni. The event was attended
by 115 people, 70 of which were alumni. At the end of the event an alumni photo was
arranged. The mood was electric all day, and the event served as a homecoming for many of
the previous Dental Hygiene students. Attendees toured the Dental Clinic and were very
impressed.
As a special thank you, a thumb drive imprinted with the Foundation logo was given to each
attendee. The drive was pre-loaded with the seminar presentation and materials. Marketing also
designed an attendance certificate to recognize the attendees and certified the continuing
education credits earned.
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Scholarship Breakfast
Marketing designed an invitation and program for the annual
Scholarship Breakfast. The event had a higher attendance of
both supporters and recipients over previous years.
Photographers and videographers were on hand to capture the
event.
LCC Radio expands local programming
with Mitten Mayhem Radio
LCC Radio welcomed “Mitten Mayhem Radio”
(MMR) to its programming lineup. The station
has been striving to provide a larger platform
for local and Michigan musicians with specialty
programs specifically focused on local music and
expanded rotation throughout the station’s daily
programming. MMR will augment WLNZ’s
growing local connection to the Lansing and
Great Lakes music scene focusing on Hip Hop and R&B. Local DJ, Ward “Skillz” Beard is
fronting the project. Ward is a well-known DJ from Power 96.5, a graduate of Sexton
High School and Alabama A&M.
STEMfest Promotion
Marketing worked with the STEMfest committee to promote the event. This year’s goal was to
register 500 participants, 200 more than last year. Registrations for this year’s STEMfest topped
more than 900!
Marketing efforts included a tabbed website, a save the date card, event flyer, social media
(Facebook post and event), and email blasts. Event details were listed on several Lansing based
electronic event calendars. STEM themed t-shirts were created and provided to the volunteers
as a thank you and served as identification at the event.
On the day of the event youth participants received a STEM passport which was stamped at
each activity that they visited. In addition, a program booklet was designed and given to adults
to provide additional information about the event.
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Emails were sent to previous participants and to area K-6 principals. Outreach also included
youth-based programs such as the Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts. LCC staff also connected with
area schools personally. Cross promotion of the event included STEMfest flyers being distributed
at the Greg & Steve concert. In addition, GATE Youth Programs distributed literature at
STEMfest.
Internally, STEMfest was communicated on MyLCC and in The Star. Information about the
event was also featured in the event ad in The Lookout and on signs located on the mall area.
On-hold messaging and a radio script were also utilized.
Performing Arts – Never Swim Alone
A print ad was placed in City Pulse.
The performance was included in
The Lookout events ad and show
times were entered on local
community calendars. Performance
information was also posted to
MyLCC (student and staff), digital
signage (indoor/outdoor), home
page banner slide, social media,
and featured in The Star. Scripts
were also written for LCC Radio and
on-hold messaging.
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Plus 50 Job & Career Fair
The campaign advertising components included Facebook advertising, ads in six community
papers and digital advertising though Michigan.com (LSJ).
Number of Impressions/Reach
Number of Clicks
93,055
16,648
82
296
michigan.com
Facebook
Greg & Steve Concert
Marketing created a tabbed website
featuring concert video and the ability to
reserve tickets for the event. Postcards
were produced promoting the Greg &
Steve concert to young children and
families. Recipients included Early LCC
attendees and Foundation supporters.
Emails were also sent to the Family
Time and past Alumni Zoo Day
attendees. Supporting posts were also
made to MyLCC (students and staff).
Those interested in free tickets were
directed to visit the website to reserve
tickets. The sold-out event was highly
enjoyable!
GATE Flyers
For fall, GATE flyers were created to promote
youth GATE classes. A new cost-effective flyer
format will allow the materials to be distributed
to groups and schools on a much larger scale
and less cost. The flyers direct people to the
registration website for complete class
descriptions and details. Two flyers are being
used—one is the traditional LCC-branded look,
and the other flyer can be transformed into a
kid-friendly, engaging piecer. Both marketing
pieces have the class lineup printed on the back.
Initial distribution of the materials has been
received quite favorably.
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Marketed Support Provided
 Degree Qualifications Profile (DQP): The Committee for Assessing Student Learning
hosted the DQP workshop for LCC Deans, Associate Deans, Program Directors,
Curriculum Committee members, Assessment Committee members, Academic Senators,
and others responsible for program outcomes at LCC. The workshop included facilitation
by Dr. Brad Mello of Saint Xavier University. Arrangements included webpage, campus
communications, catering, signage, setup, and overall support.
 Downtown Welcome Week: The college participated as a partner of Downtown Lansing
Inc.’s annual Welcome Week for students. Arrangements included campus
communications.
 Open Educational Resources (OER) Summit: The OER Summit was hosted by the LCC
Academic Senate in partnership with Michigan Colleges Online (MCO). It brought
together prominent national speakers, experts, and advocates of open education.
Attendees learned about the growing OER movement, how OER initiatives have been
implemented at community colleges across the country, and how to drive adoption of
OERs. An afternoon workshop moderated by experts guided attendees in finding
resources they need relevant to their courses. Arrangements included
webpage/branding, campus and attendee communications, catering, signage, media
services, setup, and overall support. Attendees included approximately 120 LCC
faculty/staff/students and 80 participants from Michigan colleges and universities.
 Capital City River Run: The LCC Gannon Building was host to the 2015 Capital City River
Run kick-off/packet pick-up site. The race course for this community run began and
ended at Adado Riverfront Park. Arrangement included media services, setup, signage,
and overall communications.
 Family Movie Night: Family Movie Night kicked off a season of activities as part of the
Experience Starpower Employee Appreciation initiative. The featured movie was Toy
Story which celebrates its 20th anniversary. Arrangements included catering, campus
communications, and overall support.
 Support was provided for September events/activities: EDF Picnic, National Welcome
Week, Dental Hygiene Seminar MCSC Internship/Career Workshop, Community Service
Fair, 2020 Girls Giving Society.
 A two-page spread advertisement for the Foundation was created for placement in the
publication Adelante Forward.
 The Marketing Department created an ad for the Lansing Chamber of Commerce’s
Community Profile and Buyer’s Guide which will be featured on the back cover. The ad is
based on the Economic Impact report infographic.
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 The Fall on the Mall event was promoted with flyers,
a listing in the Lookout events ad, digital signage,
email blasts to students and staff, posts to MyLCC
(student and staff), and social media posts.
 The Marketing Department produced the
registration/class booklet for the Community and
Continuing Education fall classes. The booklet was
distributed on campus and sent to 4,432 people.
This year the mailing included the Lansing Chamber
of Commerce mailing list of 1,152 addresses.
 Marketing formatted the 2015-2016 program
booklets and created booklet covers for Technical
Careers for 6 programs including: Applied
Manufacturing Technologies, Transportation
Maintenance Technologies, Utility & Energy Systems, Design & Construction
Technologies, Public Service Careers, and Computer Information Technologies.
 A community service fair took place in September with over 20 organizations on campus
looking for student volunteers.
Asset Protection
LCC Wins GFOA Award
The Government Finance Officers Association of the United States and Canada (GFOA)
established the Distinguished Budget Presentation Awards Program (Budget Awards Program)
in 1984 to encourage and assist state and local governments to prepare budget documents of
the very highest quality that reflect both the guidelines established by the National Advisory
Council on State and Local Budgeting and the GFOA’s best practices on budgeting and then to
recognize individual governments that succeed in achieving that goal. Documents submitted to
the Budget Awards Program are reviewed by selected members of the GFOA professional staff
and by outside reviewers with experience in public-sector budgeting.
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The GFOA recently published information on winners of the 2014 Distinguished Budget
Presentation Award. Of the 1,492 awards presented, thirty-two were presented to colleges and
universities in the United States and Canada. LCC was one of two Michigan colleges receiving
the award in 2014. LCC has received the award every year since 2009.
Upcoming Events
Event
Date / Time
Location
Race and Biology: One Book
#OneLCC Scholarly Lecture
Series
Big Book Bash
November 3
4:00 PM
Collaborative Learning
Room (224 TLC)
November 6-11
During regular library hours
November 8
4:00 PM
November 11
12:00 PM
November 6 & 14 - 8:00 PM
November 15 - 2:00 PM
November 11
12:00 PM
Library
December
7:30 PM
December
3:00 PM
December
8:00 PM
December
4:00 PM
December
7:30 PM
December
7:30 PM
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Dart Auditorium
5
Dart Auditorium
5
Black Box Theater
6
Dart Auditorium
7
Black Box Theater
8
Dart Auditorium
December
7:30 PM
December
8:00 PM
December
4:00 PM
December
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Dart Auditorium
11 & 12
Black Box Theater
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Dart Auditorium
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All Campuses
Student Choreography
Showcase
Veterans Memorial Ceremony
The Colleen Bawn a Play
Directed By Dion Boucicault
Lansing Community College
Veterans Memorial Induction
The LCC Jazz Band
Directed by Jon Gewirtz
Percussion Ensemble
Directed by Beth Lewis
Cymbeline by William
Shakespeare
LCC Concert Choir
An Evening of Musical Theatre
Directed by Kelly Stuible
Experimental Music Ensemble
Directed by César Potes & Ty
Forquer
LCC Rock Band
Directed by Chris Rollins
1st Semester Studio Production
Directed by Paige Dunckel
Dance Open House
Fall Semester Ends
372 Gannon Building
Health & Human
Services Building
Dart Auditorium
Health & Human
Services Building
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Active Grants for Current Fiscal Year (7/1/2015 - 10/5/2015)
Start
Date
End
Date
11-14 NSF ATE Integrated Career & Educational Pathways in
Building Science
11-16 TRIO Student Support Services
7 /1 /2011
6 /30/2016
727,348.00
$66,123.00
9 /1 /2011
8 /31/2016
1,392,822.00
$15,848.75
11-17 KCP-MICUP Student Transition Enrichment Program
10/1 /2011
9 /30/2017
24,000.00
$0.00
12-16 H1-B Technical Skills Training Grant-IT
1 /4 /2012
11/15/2016
1,039,261.00
$81,783.00
12-16 NSF ATE Convergence Technology Center
8 /15/2012
7 /31/2017
243,929.00
$68,417.00
12-14 Plus 50 Encore Completion Program
9 /1 /2012
10/31/2015
15,000.00
$0.00
13-16 NSF AMTEC
9 /1 /2013
6 /30/2016
56,219.00
$0.00
13-17 CCAMPIS Childcare Access
10/1 /2013
9 /30/2017
1,327,480.00
$98,325.92
13-17 TAA M-CAM
10/1 /2013
9 /30/2017
2,114,000.00
$148,046.00
14-15 HSDCI Mott Foundation
2 /1 /2014
5 /31/2016
150,000.00
$0.00
14-15 The Early College State Foundation
8 /23/2014
8 /22/2015
1,361,708.00
$0.00
14-15 HSDCI State Foundation
9 /1 /2014
8 /31/2015
330,613.00
$0.00
14-15 GSRP Great Start Readiness Program
10/1 /2014
9 /30/2015
108,170.00
$0.00
14-15 MDCH Mental Health and Aging Project
10/1 /2014
9 /30/2015
173,540.00
$0.00
14-15 Motorcycle Safety Training
10/1 /2014
9 /30/2015
47,454.00
$0.00
14-16 Project Win-Win
10/1 /2014
1 /15/2016
17,500.00
$0.00
14-15 MEDC Career Jump Start Liaison
12/1 /2014
11/30/2015
53,000.00
$0.00
15-15 Small Business Development Center
1 /1 /2015
12/31/2015
196,860.00
$0.00
15-18 DHS Independent Living Skills Coach
2 /15/2015
2 /14/2018
450,000.00
$0.00
15-16 MSF Center for Manufacturing Excellence Equipment
Expansion
15-16 The Early College State Foundation
4 /1 /2015
8 /31/2016
4,800,000.00
$0.00
8 /23/2015
8 /22/2016
1,470,154.00
$0.00
15-16 Motorcycle Safety Training
10/1 /2015
9 /30/2016
47,455.00
$0.00
Grant Name
Grand Total:
Total Grant
Award $
$16,146,513.00
Potential
In-Direct $
$478,543.67
* Total in-direct dollars to be received contingent upon full expenditure of grant award.
NOTE: 11-16 TRIO award dependent upon approved funding at the same level all five years.
NOTE: 13-17 CCAMPIS award dependent upon approved funding at the same level all four years.
Monday, October 05, 2015
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Submitted Grants as of 10/5/2015
Grant Name
15-16 DNR Urban and Community Forestry Grant
Division
Principal Investigator
Grant Writer
AS
Originating Funds
Agency
Subcontracting Agency
US Department of Agriculture
MI Department of Natural
Resources
Jeanne Donado
15-16 MDCH Mental Health and Aging Project
HHS
Hennessey, Chris
Chris Hennessey
US Dept of Health and Human
Services
MI Dept of Community Health
15-16 PERKINS Local Annual
AA
Shell, Kathy
US Department of Education
State of Michigan Workforce
Development Agency
16-16 Small Business Development Center
CEWD
Donaldson, Tom
Tom Donaldson
US Small Business Admin
Grand Valley State University
Grand Total:
Monday, October 05, 2015
Requested
Amount
Status
Date
5,970.00 9 /25/2015
173,540.00 5 /28/2015
1,646,990.00 6 /18/2015
196,860.00 7 /24/2015
$2,023,360.00
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