Career Readiness Aviation Maintenance short-term training at Lenoir Community College prepares students to sit for the Federal Aviation Administration Airframe certificate. Holders of this certificate are on their way to working in the aviation maintenance, repair, and overhaul field. Local employers in our service area such as flyExclusive, Draken,

Interested in Short-Term Training? Explore funding options → Student Employment Lenoir Community College offers several work-based learning opportunities to help you earn while you learn. Apprenticeships are employer-based programs combining on-the-job learning with classroom instruction. Employers often cover tuition, fees, and registration. These paid programs lead

Andrew Luppino Director of Aviation Center for Excellence/Industrial Systems Technology Program Chair Andrew Luppino joined LCC in 2015 as an instructor before becoming program chair of the machining program, where he worked closely with local industries to train a skilled workforce. In his current role as

History of LCC Explore the story of Lenoir Community College, from its early days to the key moments and achievements that have shaped who we are today. Lenoir Community College (LCC) is rich in history and is one of the oldest community colleges in North Carolina. Chartered on April

Additional Scholarships Available Explore additional scholarship opportunities below to help fund your education. Family Statement: The Allen Ryan Todd Scholarship was established to honor the life and enthusiasm for learning of Allen Ryan Todd. The scholarship symbolizes his family’s belief that we are here not just to further

Cars for College The Cars for College mission is to help low-income working students become self-sufficient by assisting them in gaining access to safe, legal, affordable, and reliable transportation to college. Program Goals The program gives students an opportunity to attend college and work and improve his or

Fire Safety Use the following information to be prepared and know what to do during a fire emergency. If you discover fire or smoke, leave the area (following the fire exit signs) and pull fire alarm. From a safe location, call College Security at (252) 361-1326 and report