P2 means part two of fall semster. Eight-week classes are offered that can help you fill your schedule, catch up or get ahead on your education! Speak with your academic counselor about fall P2 classes. The department of dental hygiene is committed to developing oral healthcare professionals who are capable of critically thinking, solving problems and making responsible decisions in order to be an effective co-therapist with the dental team.
Learn from Leaders is just one way the Lakeland Business Management program provides value-added experiences for our students and community. Join us for engaging conversations with local leaders! These Webex interviews are free and open to everyone. This September, join us for an information session!
Learn from Leaders is just one way the Lakeland Business Management program provides value-added experiences for our students and community. Join us for engaging conversations with local leaders! These Webex interviews are free and open to everyone. This September, join us for an information session!
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Founded in 1967, Lakeland Community College was the first college in Ohio created by a vote of the people. True to our mission, Lakeland provides quality learning opportunities to meet the social and economic needs of the community. Offering day, evening, weekend and online classes, the college served 8,735 (unduplicated head count) credit students during the 2019-2020 academic year (Source: 2020-2021 IPEDS 12-Month Enrollment).
History
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The history of Lakeland Community College has been one in which "community" has been the operative word. Conceived in 1964 by a group of 22 Lake County citizens, the college has grown considerably while serving the educational needs of over 250,000 people.
The goal of the college has remained constant: to offer a comprehensive two-year college transfer program, to provide technical and paraprofessional programs, to provide general education, and to provide professional educational counseling.In addition, Lakeland has responded to the needs of the community by offering numerous programs including specific industry-generated requests for a direct impact on Lake County and the surrounding area.
The goal of the college has remained constant: to offer a comprehensive two-year college transfer program, to provide technical and paraprofessional programs, to provide general education, and to provide professional educational counseling.In addition, Lakeland has responded to the needs of the community by offering numerous programs including specific industry-generated requests for a direct impact on Lake County and the surrounding area.
Closings
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Employees and Students at Lakeland Community College have been automatically enrolled in our Emergency Alerts system. This system will be used to inform you of emergency situations via phone and email. The following guidelines will be in effect if an emergency requires the closing of any Lakeland site, including Lakeland's main campus and the Holden University Center.
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Your outright gift impacts the success of Lakeland Community College and our students right now. Checks made payable to The Lakeland Foundation can be sent via US Mail to The Lakeland Foundation, 7700 Clocktower Dr., Kirtland, OH 44094. Please include the purpose of your gift in the memo line of your check or in a separate note included with your check.
50th Anniversary
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Lakeland faculty, staff, administrators and students will give back to the community by participating in 50 volunteer community service projects throughout the year - one for every year of the college's existence. The intention is to complete projects of the size and scope that have a long-term or lasting impact on our community.
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