Student Life

LCCC considers out-of-class learning an essential part of the collegiate experience. The purpose of Student Life is to enhance the student’s total college experience by providing opportunities for all students to:

  • Participate in co-curricular campus activities and events 
  • Develop leadership skills through training and hands-on involvement 
  • Contribute through service to the College and the community  
  • Explore shared interests through clubs, organizations and self-directed engagement  
  • Connect with others through civil engagement and the exchange of ideas 
  • Build connections with peers and interact with people from different backgrounds 

Participation in Student Life supports students’ educational, social and personal development and prepares them for responsible citizenship and meaningful leadership in their communities and careers. 

Getting Involved

LCCC Connect is the College’s hub for student engagement. Through LCCC Connect, which is located at the top of LCCC web pages, students can: 

  • Explore student clubs and organizations and involvement opportunities 
  • Find and RSVP for campus events and engagement experiences 
  • Connect with other students 
  • Track participation in co-curricular activities and receive an official co-curricular transcript of activities, experiences and leadership roles completed at LCCC

​Students can get involved through a wide range of programs and organizations, including Student Senate, leadership development opportunities, student clubs and organizations, lectures, performances and other activities that support the college experience. 

Student Life Office

LCCC offers a variety of personal, professional and social clubs and organizations for students on campus. Membership is open to all registered students. The Student Life office is the center for all student-sponsored events held at the College. The following student offices or organizations are located in the College Center Building:

  • Student Life
  • Student Senate, the student government organization through which students have a voice in campus affairs
  • "The Collegian" student newspaper.
  • Boom Radio, the student radio station.