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Affirmative Action/Diversity/Equal Opportunity The mission of the AA/D/EO is to ensure equal opportunity and promote diversity among the staff and students, and within the college community as consistent with applicable federal, state, and local laws and regulations, and to provide a working and learning environment that is free from discrimination and harassment and free from retaliation.
Instructional
Computing
Credit students who have paid the $3 per credit Technology Fee have free,
unlimited access to Lane computer labs for online courses, class assignments,
and researching.
Student Code of Conduct
Lane's Code of Conduct describes conduct interfering with the responsibilities
and obligations of the college.This document also outlines the penalties
imposed for prohibited conduct and explains the procedural due process for
alleged student violations and the protection of student rights.
LCC Health
Clinic
All students attending Lane are eligible to use Student Health for emergency
care, required immunizations, and information and referral. Primary care and
women's health care are funded through a student fee which is paid by credit
students as part of the ASLCC student fee. Only students paying this fee are
eligible to use these services. Most services are covered by the student fee;
however, some fees are charged for certain special services.
The following services are offered through the LCC Health Clinic to students with disabilities.
If you feel you need to get outside help try the U.S. Department of Justice, Americans with Disabilities Act's Internet page
TRiO
The TRiO Learning Center at Lane Community College helps students succeed. It
is a federally funded program with the goal of helping students stay in school
and successfully graduate from Lane Community College and/or transfer to a
four-year institution. The services are provided free to eligible students to
assist them in meeting the varied challenges of college life.
