Student Success - Summer Seminars

Grangeville:
June 30 – Intro to LCSC & the Student Success Program;
July 7 – Life Roles and Time Management.
July 14 – Career Education and Life Wheel.
July 21 – Financial Aid and How to Budget.
July 28 – How to Study Mathematics.

Lewiston:
July 11 – Intro to LCSC & the Student Success Program;
July 18 – Life Roles and Time Management.
July 25 – Career Education and Life Wheel.
Aug. 1 – Financial Aid and How to Budget.
Aug. 8 – How to Study Mathematics.
Aug. 15 – Integrating Campus Involvement into the Campus Community.
Aug. 19 – Final College Checklist (Orientation Session).

Orofino:
July 12 – Intro to LCSC & the Student Success Program;
July 19 – Life Roles and Time Management.
July 26 – Career Education and Life Wheel.
Aug. 2 – Financial Aid and How to Budget.
Aug. 9 – How to Study Mathematics.

The Lewis-Clark State College Student Success Program is offering a series of summer seminars in Lewiston, Grangeville, and Orofino to help prepare first-time college students who either have been accepted or plan to enroll at LCSC.

The seminars are free and provide a great opportunity to earn scholarship money while building skills and knowledge to help a student succeed at LCSC.

There will be seven weekly seminars at Lewiston and five each at Grangeville and Orofino. The seminars at Grangeville will be held at the Super 8 Motel Conference room starting next Thursday, June 30, at 6 p.m. and will be held for five consecutive Thursdays at the same time and location. Lewiston’s seven seminars being on July 11 and will be held on six consecutive Mondays at 5:30 p.m. at the LCSC Williams Conference Center with a final wrap up session on Aug. 19 at a time to be determined. Orofino’s seminars start on July 12 and run five consecutive Tuesdays at the LCSC Orofino Outreach Center.

Anyone planning to participate in the seminars is asked to RSVP by calling the LCSC Student Success Program office at (208) 792-2208 or e-mailing tlbailey@lcsc.edu

The Student Success Program is a grant funded initiative by the J.A. & Kathryn Albertson Foundation. LCSC is dedicated to help with the admission, retention, and assistance of first-time college students at the college. The program will help students through their first two years of school by providing a more hands on approach to supervising and educating students