Lewis-Clark State College’s radiographic science online degree program has been ranked No. 1 in the nation among four-year colleges and universities by EduMed.org in its annual rankings.
Atkin, a product of Lincolnshire, England, has used the small-college experience and connections
gained at LC State to catapult his way to one of the biggest stages in the world – the
Olympic Games in Paris in the summer of 2024.
Lewis-Clark State College's Juvenile Corrections Education Program has served 147 students since its August 2022 start date. The program provides college credits while helping to reduce recidivism.
Lewis-Clark State College has received approval from the Idaho State Board of Education and the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities, its accrediting body, to begin offering a Master of Science in CyberAccounting degree in spring 2025.
LC State instructor Kimberly Tolson was recognized as one of Idaho’s outstanding faculty members during the General Education Summit hosted by the Idaho SBOE.
LC State’s Industrial Maintenance & Millwright Technology program was awarded over $17,000 in grant funding from the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA).
Propelled by a 16.5% increase in degree-seeking first-time students, LC State’s fulltime equivalent enrollment is up 3.5% for fall 2024. Overall headcount has increased 2.4% and is the third most in school history.
LC State and ISU have signed another MOU; this time addressing the critical shortage of paramedics in rural Idaho and creating pathways for more qualified applicants into other health professions programs.
LC State has received notification from the U.S. Department of Education that its prison education program has successfully completed the final step of the Prison Education Program (PEP) approval process. LC State becomes the first and only Idaho institution to receive such approval.
Lewis-Clark State College will host the Idaho State Board of Education (SBOE) on Wednesday and Thursday, Oct. 16-17, at the Williams Conference Center.