Tucker Receives LCC’s Dallas Herring Award
Lenoir Community College 2021 graduate Staci Tucker’s educational road was not always straight, but she met her challenges head on and graduated with a degree in Polysomnography.
Lassiter named LCC’s Governor Bob Scott Leadership Award Recipient
Hannah Lassiter of Kinston understands what it means to be a leader. She came to Lenoir Community College in 2014 as part of the Lenoir County Early College High School program and began taking college classes in the spring of 2016. She continued her studies at LCC and was accepted in the Associate Degree Nursing
LCC Pinning Ceremony held
Lenoir Community College Health Sciences Department recently held its pinning ceremony for Medical Assisting, Polysomnography, Radiography, and Associate Degree Nursing graduates.
Class of 2021 Pinning Ceremony for Medical Assisting, Polysomnography, and Radiography
Class of 2021 Pinning Ceremony for Medical Assisting, Polysomnography, and Radiography. Congratulations Graduates!
Class of 2021 Pinning Ceremony for Associate Degree Nursing
Class of 2021 Pinning Ceremony for Associate Degree Nursing...Congratulations!
First AAMC derby car race serves as teaching moment
Lenoir Community College students from the Mechanical Engineering and Computer-Integrated Machining programs participated in the first Aerospace and Advanced Manufacturing Center (AAMC) Derby Car Race, an event they planned to have annually.
LCC participates in Community College Undergraduate Research Experience (CCURE)
Lenoir Community College (LCC) and the University of North Carolina Wilmington (UNCW) have partnered to provide a new initiative. This initiative is intended to open pathways to undergraduate research for community college students prior to transferring to a four-year institution.
LCC Medical Assisting students making history
Lenoir Community College senior medical assisting students did not know that they would soon be a part of making history when they first enrolled in the program just months before a global pandemic. Just a few weeks into the second semester, COVID-19 totally changed how Program Chair Rebecca Dail taught her medical assisting students.
LCC grad finds success in engineering field
What drove Kinston native Kirby Lee more than 20 years ago to go to engineering school was the possibility of working with his father in the family HVAC business. “My father actually told me if I wanted to work for his HVAC business at the time I needed to go to Engineering School and get