Field Biology Course Enables Hands-On Learning and Research
On a 90-degree day, students in the Field Biology course arrive at the Fish Hatchery in Allentown early in the morning, hauling equipment through dewy fields. They do this week after week throughout the summer. What are they looking for? The answer may be simple, but its environmental impact is complex. They’re peering into bird boxes, dotted throughout the park, to quantify signs of life and biodiversity.
The KEYS to Success
The LPN to RN Transition program at LCCC is designed as a bridge for current licensed practical nurses to complete their AAS degree in nursing and obtain licensure as a registered nurse. For Veronica Gaya, 2022 graduate, the program offered a new way of life and the key to the career of her dreams.
A Future in Film: LCCC Alum Awarded in Festival
A 2024 graduate of LCCC’s TV/Film program and vice president of the film club, Hunter Arnold is now an award winning filmmaker after having his short film, A Fast Stop, shown on the big screen at the 2024 Allentown and Jim Thorpe Film Festivals.
Early College Alumna Reports on Paris Olympics
After months trying to prove myself in my freshman year at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and trusting God, I was told in January I had been selected as the youngest member of the team from UNC to cover these Olympics.
