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Kristina Holton Kristina Holton Joins LB as Dean of SEM Kristina Holton has joined LBCC as the new dean of the Science, Engineering and Math (SEM) division. Kristina comes to LBCC from Lane Community College, where she spent the past eight years as math faculty and director of the Math Resource Center, and, most recently, as interim dean of mathematics. Prior to LCC, Kristina spent several years teaching at both middle and high school levels. She also served as an instructional coach, working with elementary and middle school teachers across the district. Kristina is currently completing her Ed.D. in Education with a concentration in community college leadership at OSU. She has a bachelor’s degree in mathematics, a master’s degree mathematics education, and her Oregon Teaching License, all from OSU. Kristina is married and has two daughters. LBCC Night at the Knights Baseball LBCC Night at The Knights baseball will be held at OSU’s Goss Stadium Wednesday, June 13, at Colema...

Construction Projects Get Time Lapse Cameras

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Steel framing work on HOC building in Lebanon. Time-lapse cameras have been installed at both the Advanced Transportation Technology Center (ATTC) and the new Health Occupations Center (HOC) construction sites, providing a daily view of the construction which is compressed into a brief video. Go to the building projects site, click on either the ATTC link or the HOC link. The site also includes the latest updates on all LBCC bond and seismic grant projects. The ATTC project includes a new building for the Heavy Equipment Diesel program and the creation of an Innovation Center to provide space for worker and industry training. Expected completion date is end of summer 2016. The new 42,000-square-foot HOC building is located adjacent to COMP-NW Medical School in Lebanon, on the Samaritan hospital site. The new building help bring together LBCC’s medical programs to a single location.  The programs are currently held in Albany and Lebanon. Expected completion date i...

Insider Staff News

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Time-lapse cameras have been installed at both the Advanced Transportation Technology Center and the new Health Occupations Center construction sites, providing a daily view of the construction compressed into a brief video. On the building projects site, click on either the ATTC link or the HOC link. The site also includes the latest updates on all upcoming LBCC bond related projects. The ATTC project includes a new building for the Heavy Equipment Diesel program and the creation of an Innovation Center to provide space for worker and industry training. Expected completion date is end of summer 2016. The new 42,000-square-foot Healthcare Occupations Center, located adjacent to COMP-NW Medical School in Lebanon, will consolidate LBCC’s medical programs in a single location. Expected completion date is spring of 2017. Construction under way at the new Health Occupations Center in Lebanon. Bruce Clemetsen, vice president, Student Affairs , shared the following information o...

HOC and ATTC Projects can be Viewed Online

The activity at two Linn-Benton Community College construction sites in Lebanon is about to increase, and anyone interested in monitoring the progress can watch it happen on the college web site. Site prep and foundation work are being completed for the final buildings at the Advanced Transportation Technology Center and the Healthcare Occupations Center buildings. Walls will start to go up soon. The construction progress is being recorded each day, and the progress is compressed in a brief time-lapse that can be viewed at linnbenton.edu/building-projects by clicking on either the ATTC or HOC link. The site also includes the latest updates on all LBCC building projects. The $7.9 million, 37,000-square-foot ATTC project is being constructed by T.S. Gray Construction and Wildish Construction. It is on budget and is expected to be completed by the end of summer 2016. New construction at the ATTC will include an improved home for the Heavy Equipment Diesel program and the creation of an...