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LFCC 2021 commencement to include a diploma walk and a virtual ceremony

Members of LFCC’s Class of 2021 will have several opportunities to mark their commencement. Due to the pandemic, the college ...
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LFCC cyber team had successful competition

A cybersecurity team made up of LFCC students ranked in the top 50 among the more than 950 teams competing ...
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Kristine Villatoro: Recreation and Outdoor Leadership Career Beckons

For Kristine Villatoro, hiking has helped assuage her grief and put her on the path of a new career. Villatoro ...
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LFCC and Rotz Pharmacy team up to vaccinate hundreds against Covid-19

More than 800 people received their first dose of a vaccine against covid Friday thanks to a partnership between LFCC ...
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LFCC once again named a Military Friendly® school for 2021-2022

LFCC has been recognized as a 2021-2022 Military Friendly ® School. Institutions earning the Military Friendly® School designation were evaluated ...
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LFCC hosting live HBCU online transfer session Thursday, Feb. 25

The public is invited to join LFCC advisors Tajmarie Rowe and LaVonda Taylor to learn how LFCC students can smoothly ...
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LFCC Board votes to rename the college

In July 2020, the State Board for Community Colleges passed a resolution asking all community colleges in Virginia to review ...
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First Tech Bytes 2021 talk focuses on social media operations security

Voya Financial Chief Security Architect Rich Wickersham will be presenting a free online presentation “Social Media OPSEC, Targeting Analysis and ...
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A message on the value of G3 and the need for more advisors from LFCC President Kim Blosser and BRCC President John Downey

Community college students and prospective students are facing substantial challenges right now. The pandemic has left many unemployed or underemployed ...
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Craig Smith: 1985 grad’s interest in science piqued at LFCC

It’s been 35 years since Craig Smith graduated from LFCC, and yet he works just a couple miles away from ...
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LFCC seeking speakers and voters for “I Have a Dream” speech contest

LFCC students are encouraged to participate in a virtual “I Have a Dream” speech contest in honor of Dr. Martin ...
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Nominations sought for distinguished LFCC administrators and staff

Have you been impressed by the wonderful service and dedication shown by an LFCC employee? If so, we’d like to ...
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Luis Camacho-Bruno: Left engineering degree to pursue passion for construction trades with Workforce Solutions

Luis Camacho-Bruno is so much happier pursuing his trades education than he was while working towards his engineering degree. The ...
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Andy Bacik: From Truck Driver to Nursing Student

Since losing his older brother to cancer, Andy Bacik has wanted to help other children facing the dreaded disease. LFCC ...
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Kathy Alsberry Temple: 1972 alumna loved LFCC so much, she returned 40 years later for a second degree

Kathy Temple is a trailblazer – her life is made up of many firsts, including being the very first person ...
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LFCC preparing for opening of new Luray-Page County Center

As 2020 comes to a close, LFCC is shutting the doors of its first home in Luray, 334 N. Hawksbill ...
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LFCC’s new data science degree developed to meet growing workforce demand

One of LFCC’s newest programs has been developed to meet the growing demand for data scientists. The associate of science ...
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Judy Rinker: LFCC’s first Outstanding Graduate recipient, longtime employee and volunteer

When LFCC’s first president, Dr. William H. McCoy, pointed to Judy Neff Rinker and said, “That redheaded girl is going ...
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JoAnn Leight: Very first student to enroll at LFCC

The decision to go back to school as an adult student led to a long career as a kindergarten teacher ...
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LFCC’s 50th anniversary celebrated with ribbon cutting

It was only fitting that Professor Frank Borleske was the one wielding the extra-large scissors when the ribbon was cut ...
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