Creating Success at Lenoir Community College
A life-changing event that may slow some people down has not stopped James Inthalansy of La Grange. When he was 9 years old, he lost his leg in an automobile accident. Learn more about James…
James Inthalansy
Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act Student
Healthcare Worker
A 2008 North Lenoir High School graduate, Kaitlyn Langston of Kinston was deciding what her next educational move would be. She discovered… Learn more about Kaitlyn…
Kaitlyn Langston
Computer-Integrated Machining Graduate
Employed by Spirit
Lenoir Community College graduate Sarah Suggs of Snow Hill is excited to take her place in the classroom teaching after she finishes her four-year degree. Learn more about Sarah…
Sarah Suggs
LCC Graduate
Future Teacher
Chelsea Raynor of Kinston wasn’t sure what she wanted to do in life, but she knew she had to make a change. She enrolled in the WIOA Youth Program when she was 16 years old. Learn more about Chelsea…
Chelsea Raynor
Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act Student
Future Nursing Student
A moment of self-reflection at a low point in her life years ago was the motivation Lenoir Community College student Jennie Tolar needed to get her life back on track. Learn more about Jennie…
Jennie Tolar
IT Work-Study and Future PC Tech
Information Technology Graduate
“I work a full-time job as a manager at Chick-fil-a and go to school as a full-time student. I have the best of both worlds. I would not have the opportunity to have this if I had gone somewhere else.”
Kori Johnson
LCC Ambassador and Future Counselor
Associate in Science Graduate
“Being in the Foundation Office has been the best experience, because I am surrounded by good people every day.”
Micaiah Jackson
LCC Ambassador and Future Physical Therapist
Associate in Science Graduate
“I knew I wanted to come back and finish my degree, and Lenoir Community College was the perfect fit.”
Chris Combs
Future Teacher/Preacher
Associate in Arts Graduate
“Choosing Polysomnography has been the best decision because of my classmates. We support each other and we have a friendly classroom environment.”
Will Baker
Future Polysomnographic Technologist
Associate in Applied Science – Polysomnography Graduate
