Feb 2017
Give Kids a Smile
Lake Superior College’s Dental Hygiene Clinic is teaming up with dental professionals, including six volunteer dentists, to provide free care for children whose families cannot afford it. Openings are available for any child under 18 years old who needs dental care. Those interested in scheduling an appointment may call the school at 218-733-5939 or email Cindy at c.upton @ lsc.edu. Walk-in care is not available. Patients should be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. Information on specific services will…
Find out more »DNR Public Engagement Meeting
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources hosts 12 public engagement meetings throughout the state to discuss deer management goals. The Duluth meeting will be held in room W2630 at Lake Superior College. Using input collected from a wide range of stakeholders this summer and fall, Deer Management Plan Advisory Committee members are helping the DNR develop an outline of draft deer management goals that will be discussed at each meeting. Meeting participants will be asked for their feedback on the…
Find out more »Mar 2017
Manufacturing Career Night
Lake Superior College hosts Manufacturing Career Night, where attendees can learn about training options for machinists, welders, engineering and computer aided designers. The event is held at Lake Superior College's Downtown Center. Many area employers will be on site to talk job opportunities. Participants also have a chance to interact with exciting high-tech equipment, including computerized machines, 3D printers and scanners, robotic welders, waterjet and plasma cutting, and computer aided design software. Faculty and students will give tours of the…
Find out more »Lake Superior College Career and Transfer Fair 2017
Lake Superior College hosts their Career and Transfer Fair to showcase full or part-time jobs, transfer opportunities, career exploration, internship and volunteer opportunities. Attendees can visit with area companies and college transfer representatives. The event features information tables from more than 65 employers and 10 higher education institutions, including the University of Minnesota Duluth, the University of Wisconsin Superior and the College of St. Scholastica.
Find out more »Apr 2017
LSC Spring Open House
Lake Superior College faculty and staff will be on hand at more than 50 booths with information and demonstrations about college programs, student services, campus activities, men's and women’s intercollegiate soccer, and student clubs. Free chair massages, tours, refreshments and door prizes are available throughout the event. A financial aid team will staff an open lab from 2:30 to 5:30 p.m. to offer help in completing and filing the all-important FAFSA form to apply for state and federal funding. Information…
Find out more »May 2017
Dennis Godfrey Memorial Car Show 2017
The Lake Superior College Auto Club holds its annual car show in memory of late Lake Superior College auto instructor Dennis Godfrey. The event takes place in the lower parking lot of the college’s Trinity Road campus and in the college's automotive program area. Activities include a swap meet, door prizes and music. This year’s show features a pipe rapping contest at 3 p.m. Trophies will be awarded in up to 25 different classes, including motorcycles. Vehicle registration is scheduled…
Find out more »Lake Superior College Choir Concert
Songs to celebrate the spring season are featured at the Lake Superior College choir concert. The choir performs under the direction of Patricia Dorn with accompanist Karen Sande, guitarist Bryan James Gatten and Greg Tiburzi on percussion. The musical program, “How Can We Keep from Singing?” includes: "Come to the Music," "How Can I Keep From Singing," "Hine ma tov," "Hope for Resolution," "Play For Me a Simple Melody," "Circle of Life," "Hallelujah," "Dream a Little Dream," "Bound for Jubilee,"…
Find out more »Oct 2017
Lake Superior College Healthcare Career Night
Learn about healthcare careers and the programs LSC offers. Get the opportunity to visit with faculty, take a tour of the main campus, talk to an advisor, get information about admissions, financial aid and academic support and participate in healthcare simulations.
Find out more »Nov 2017
LSC Fall Job Fair
Find full-time, part-time or volunteer work. Current students, recent LSC graduates and members of the public are all invited to attend. 65 different employers will be onsite.
Find out more »Lake Superior College Business & Industry Career Night
Online reservations are recommended. Learn about careers and the job outlook in business and industry. Get the opportunity to visit with faculty, take a tour of the main campus, talk to an advisor and learn about admissions, financial aid and academic support. Learn about the following LSC business and industry programs: Administrative Office Specialist Auto Body Technology Automotive Service Technology Aviation Maintenance Technology Business Administration Carpentry Commercial and Residential Wiring Fire Technology Integrated Manufacturing: Engineering CAD Integrated Manufacturing: Welding Paralegal Studies Professional…
Find out more »Dec 2017
Throw-a-thon 2017
The 18th annual Lake Superior College Throw-a-thon features students from LSC’s Art Club and other artists from the region creating ceramic bowls for the Second Harvest Northern Lakes Food Bank. The event is held in the ceramics studio in the LSC Fine Arts building. Community members are encouraged to participate. Clay and materials are provided. This activity will support Duluth's Empty Bowl project, an annual event held every spring to raise money for Second Harvest. College officials estimate the Throw-a-thon…
Find out more »LSC Fall Art Exhibit 2017
Lake Superior College’s annual student Fall Art Exhibit opens with a reception and an opportunity to meet the student artists. The exhibit remains on display through Dec. 6. Students enrolled in LSC’s art courses will have an opportunity to display their work during the exhibit. For many of the approximately 350 participating students, it will be their first-ever exhibition. Students will present a variety of art, including watercolor, sculpture, jewelry, digital photography and drawing, painting, drawing, two and three-dimensional design…
Find out more »LSC Choir Holiday Concert 2017
Songs of joy, peace and celebration to honor the holiday season will be featured at the free Lake Superior College Winter Choir Concert in the college’s atrium. Free parking is available on campus. The LSC Concert Choir will perform under the direction of Calland Metts with accompanist Karen Sande. Special guest artists include the Twin Ports Tenors with William Bastian, John Pierce, Marcus McConico and Metts. The musical program includes many holiday favorites and an audience sing-along of traditional carols.
Find out more »Mar 2018
Free Pregnancy Massages for Moms-to-be
Moms-to-be who are in their second or third trimester are invited to enjoy a free specialized pregnancy massage at Lake Superior College's massage therapy clinic. Individual, one-hour private sessions are available at either 9:15 a.m. or 11:15 a.m. Appointments can be made by calling 218-733-5936 to reserve a therapy session. The clinic is located on LSC's main campus, 2101 Trinity Road, Massage/Physical Therapy/Dental Reception, Room E1140. For more information visit lsc.edu.
Find out more »Lake Superior College Career and Transfer Fair 2018
More than 60 area companies and organizations and 15 colleges and universities are available to discuss employment and transfer opportunities at Lake Superior College's Career and Transfer Fair. The fair is located on their campus in the E Concourse building on 2101 Trinity Road. Representatives from area employers and colleges include: Employers 148th Fighter Wing Aftenro Home Air Force ROTC Augustana of Moose Lake Benedictine Health System Bigfork Valley Bricklayers & Allied Craftworkers Local #1 MN-ND Choice Unlimited Chris Jensen…
Find out more »Apr 2018
Lake Superior College Spring Art Exhibit 2018
Lake Superior College’s annual Student Spring Art Exhibit opens Monday, April 30 at noon with a reception from 5 to 7 p.m. The exhibit runs through May 2. Exhibit hours are the same as the campus's regular hours, 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday through Friday. Artwork will be displayed in the upper and lower concourse in LSC’s main building. The reception will include refreshments and an opportunity to meet the artists. Free parking is available on campus. Students enrolled…
Find out more »May 2018
Lake Superior College Choir Spring Concert
Lake Superior College presents their spring choir concert, featuring songs of hope and inspiration, in the atrium of the main campus. Free parking is available on campus.
Find out more »Jun 2018
Free Firefighting Academy for High School Students
At Lake Superior College's free Firefighting Academy from June 18-21, students ages 14 to 19 will explore career opportunities in the emergency medical, safety and rescue fields. Introduction to firefighting attack, safety and survival will include: hose-lines, ladders, ventilation, forcible entry, auto extrication, high angle rescue, search and rescue and CPR. Students will have the opportunity to visit multiple firehouses during the week. Lunch and snacks included. Students must register prior to classes.
Find out more »Free Advanced GenCyber Camp for Grades 7-12
Lake Superior College's four-day GenCyber Camp from June 18-22 is part of a program sponsored by the National Science Foundation and National Security Agency to encourage youth grades 7-12 to pursue careers that are key to the cyber defense.
Find out more »Oct 2018
Lake Superior College Healthcare Career Night
Learn about healthcare careers and the programs LSC offers. Get the opportunity to visit with faculty, take a tour of the main campus, talk to an advisor, get information about admissions, financial aid and academic support and participate in healthcare simulations.
Find out more »Nov 2018
Lake Superior College Business & Industry Career Night
Learn about business and industry careers and programs at Lake Superior College's Business and Industry Career Night at the school's main campus. There will also be opportunities to visit with faculty, tour the campus, talk to an advisor and get information about admissions, financial aid and academic support. RSVP online at lsc.edu.
Find out more »City Hall in the City
Duluth Mayor Emily Larson continues her commitment of outreach to Duluth residents through City Hall in the City community listening sessions held in neighborhoods across the city. Mayor Larson started these listening sessions in partnership with city councilors to ensure residents have an opportunity to speak directly to their elected officials one-on-one. This month's session will be held at the Lake Superior College Main Campus in room S1981. City staff are also in attendance and represent Public Works, Parks, Public…
Find out more »Dec 2018
Holiday Choir Concert
Lake Superior College's holiday choir concert features a carol sing-along and student performances. The LSC Choir is directed by Calland Metts with accompanist Victoria Wright-Hoplin. The concert will be held in the Main Campus Atrium.
Find out more »Jan 2019
Beargrease Opening Ceremonies 2019
Everyone is welcome to social hour from 3:30 to 5 p.m. at Lake Superior College. Grab a soda or cocktail from the bar and peruse the silent auction (all proceeds will support the Beargrease). Many mushers and handlers will be coming in from their vet checks, as well as the judges, vet teams, families and friends. Dinner begins at 5 p.m. Advance tickets required. Cost is $20 per person. Menu TBA. Bib-draw and formal program to follow dinner.
Find out more »Apr 2019
Lake Superior College Open House
Friendly and knowledgeable faculty and staff will be on hand at more than 50 booths, with information and demonstrations about college programs, student services, student clubs, LSC athletics, campus activities and more. Campus tours start every 30 minutes. Free chair massages, refreshments and door prizes will be available throughout the event.
Find out more »Nov 2019
Business and Industry Career Night
Lake Superior College hosts Business and Industry Career Night for prospective business and industry students. Attendees will learn about careers and the jobs outlook in business and industry. Attendees will also have the opportunities to visit with faculty, tour LSC’s main campus, talk with an advisor and learn about admissions, financial aid and academic support. Registration is recommended but not required.
Find out more »Dec 2019
Lake Superior College Student Art Exhibit Opening Reception
Lake Superior College’s Fall Semester Student Art Exhibit opens with this reception. The exhibit remains on display until Dec. 11. Students will present a variety of art, including watercolor, sculpture, jewelry, digital photography and drawing, painting, drawing, two- and three-dimensional design projects, graphic design and ceramics. Many of the works will be available for purchase. The free reception will include refreshments and an opportunity to meet the student artists. Free parking is available on campus. Students enrolled in LSC’s art…
Find out more »Lake Superior College Free Holiday Choir Concert
Songs of joy and peace will be sung during the Lake Superior College holiday concert in the college’s Atrium. The musical program includes special guests the North Wind Flute Choir, a multi-generational regional flute choir of professional and amateur flutists in Duluth. Free parking is available on campus.
Find out more »Jan 2020
Beargrease Opening Ceremonies Social and Dinner 2020
Everyone is welcome to social hour from 3:30 to 5 p.m. at Lake Superior College. Grab a soda or cocktail from the bar and peruse the silent auction (all proceeds will support the Beargrease). Many mushers and handlers will be coming in from their vet checks, as well as the judges, vet teams, families and friends. Dinner begins at 5 p.m. Advance tickets required. Cost is $20 per person. Menu TBA. Bib-draw and formal program to follow dinner.
Find out more »Feb 2020
Free Cyber Day Workshop for Students in Grades 6-12
Students can learn about the fast-paced world of cybersecurity and the many career opportunities available in this high-paying field. Students will explore hands-on activities and participate in a virtual Capture the Flag competition. Activities will also include cybersafety and defense, protection against Internet of Things (IOT) devices, basic scripting and robot programming. Held at Lake Superior College’s main campus and led by LSC’s Computer Information Systems Department and sponsored by the U.S. Department of Defense, the workshop is designed for…
Find out more »Mar 2020
Cyber Girls Workshop (Postponed)
This event has been postponed. A new date has not been announced. Participants can learn about the many unique activities available to women in the field of cybersecurity. Cyber Girls is open only to girls in grades 5-12. Girls will learn about cyber and password safety, social network safety and career exploration through hands-on activities. Pizza lunch included. Held at Lake Superior College’s main campus and led by LSC’s Computer Information Systems Department and sponsored by the U.S. Department of…
Find out more »Oct 2020
Drive-Through Book Signing for The Science of Stephen King
The Lake Superior College Foundation sponsors a drive-through signing of "The Science of Stephen King" by Meg Hafdahl and Kelly Florence in the college's parking lot. The two have also authored "The Science of Monsters" and "The Science of Women in Horror" and co-host the Horror Rewind podcast that's been called “the best horror film podcast out there” by Film Daddy. With their newest book, the duo presents a guide to Stephen King stories and characters. Through interviews, literary and…
Find out more »Jul 2021
Commitment to Change: Anti-Racism In Your Business
A half-day diversity-and-inclusion workshop, featuring a number of sessions with local leaders. The goal: to provide businesses actionable tools to embrace and celebrate differences in the workplace, in consumers and in the community.
Find out more »Sep 2021
Memorial Blood Centers Blood Drive
Amid the ongoing challenges of recruiting blood donors during the COVID-19 pandemic, Memorial Blood Centers is facing a shortage of blood and platelet donations. Donating blood is safe for people who are in good health, free of antibiotics for 24 hours (unless taken daily for skin condition), symptom-free for at least three days following a cold or a flu, and age 17 or older (16 with written parental consent). Walk-in donors are welcome, but appointments are encouraged to help maintain physical…
Find out more »
