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A Lasting, Local Lane

Learn Local. Work Local.

Building a Workforce and Talent Development Hub for Lane County

Lane County needs great minds, a skilled workforce, and visionaries who can translate education into a lifelong commitment to serving their families and community with pride. We invite you to join us in fortifying tomorrow’s workforce, filling the toolbox, and forging career success.

We've raised $20 Million of out $30 Million goal so far. Help us achieve our goal.

President's Message

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Watch President Bulger’s message 

We want LCC to not only be a place for every student to succeed, but also a place for employers to find talent, for university partners to connect with their future students, for alumni to return for their next step, a place for faculty and staff to innovate, and for connections and relationships that make our community thrive.

I invite you to join me in a $30 million campaign that will transform the experience of our students, the effectiveness of our spaces, and the possibilities in our future. We will create networks, both physical and virtual, to bring together students, alumni, employers, and partners as we create a workforce and talent development hub for our region.

Dr. Stephanie Bulger

LCC President

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Fortify Tomorrow’s Workforce: Student Support

$15 million

We want to serve all our students by removing their financial barriers, getting their
questions answered, their path defined, and resources clearly identified through:

  • Critical academic scholarships;
  • Basic needs support;
  • Enhanced student outreach and onboarding.
A toolbox, with hammer, screwdriver, and wrench

Fill the Toolbox: State-of-the-Art Equipment

$5 million

We will make tools and equipment essential to success more readily available to
students, providing the opportunity to learn on industry-leading equipment. Examples
include:

  • Upgraded classroom and labs equipment for programs such as Nursing, Dental
    Hygiene, Chemistry, Welding, and Media Arts, and more…
  • Tools and materials for students in programs such as Unmanned Aviation,
    Culinary, Automotive, Construction, and Diesel, and more…
A Graduation Cap

Forge Career Success: Workforce Experience and Program Excellence

$10 Million

Hands-on experiences and on-the-job learning give students the know-how to do the job
right and with confidence:

  • Internships and work experiences with local businesses;
  • Critical work skills training;
  • Donor directed support for academic programs across campus.
Cheyenne, a red hair student wearing a green shirt, sitting sideways in a chair.

Cheyenne

Nursing
Miguel, a person sitting outside the front of the lane center building in a hawaiian shirt with legs crossed.

Miguel

Human Services
Abby, red haired person wearing blue scrubs leaning against a mural of abstract artwork.

Abby

Dental Hygiene