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A CLC student notice

We are here to support you.  We realize that there has been a lot of change and worry over the current COVID-19 situation. It might feel chaotic and stressful, but know that our faculty and staff are working hard to ensure you have excellent learning opportunities when classes resume in …

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Additional spring break extension

Dear CLC Students, The situation with COVID-19 is changing rapidly. As we seek to respond to these changes in a manner that supports every member of the Central Lakes College community, we will continue to provide you with updates. In light of  the Governor’s announcement that Minnesota public schools will close …

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URGENT INFORMATION FOR ANYONE WHO HAS TRAVELED SINCE MARCH 1

In this rapidly evolving situation, IT IS IMPERATIVE THAT WE ALL TAKE NECESSARY STEPS TO PROTECT OURSELVES, OUR NEIGHBORS AND OUR COMMUNITY. A number of individuals — both employees and students — are currently returning to the area after traveling during spring break. A March 14 update from the CDC …

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A letter from President Charlier regarding COVID-19

Dear CLC Students, Our top priority at Central Lakes College is the health and safety of our campus community. As the COVID-19 situation continue to change, we are working with Minnesota State and the Minnesota Department of Health to ensure we are providing you with the safest learning environment possible. …

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CLC student to attend National Leadership Conference

Central Lakes College student Shayla Makowski Budrow is one of two exceptional college students from the Brainerd lakes area to have been awarded a scholarship for travel, lodging, and attendance at the National Conference for College Women Student Leaders (NCCWSL) to take place at the University of Maryland from May …

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CLC Foundation awards 425 scholarships

The Central Lakes College Foundation announced that more than 425 scholarship awards were made for spring semester, totaling more than $178,206. That brings the total awarded from the Foundation this academic year to just over $375,000. “We are incredibly fortunate to live in a community where education is so valued,” …

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President Charlier selected for Aspen Institute fellowship

Central Lakes College President Dr. Hara Charlier has been selected by the Aspen Institute to join the 2020-21 inaugural class of the Aspen New Presidents Fellowship, a new initiative designed to support community college presidents in the early years of their tenure to accelerate transformational change on behalf of students. …

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Shipping container to grow leafy greens year-round arrives at CLC

An insulated shipping container outfitted with a complete hydroponic growing system that will provide numerous Minnesotans with fresh, leafy greens year-round reached its destination Wednesday, Jan. 15. Central Lakes College’s (CLC) Ag and Energy Center in Staples is the new home of ‘Sota Grown, a collaborative indoor agriculture project between …

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CLC announces fall 2019 Dean’s, President’s lists

Central Lakes College, Brainerd and Staples, has announced its 2019 fall semester honors list. The President’s List includes 268 students who earned a grade-point average of 3.75 to 4.0 while enrolled for at least 12 credits. The Dean’s List includes 280 students who earned a grade-point average of 3.25 to …

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CLC announces addition of the Spanish Transfer Pathway A.A. Degree

Central Lakes College is pleased to announce the addition of a Spanish Transfer Pathway A.A. Degree. Transfer Pathway degrees are created by teams of educators from the Minnesota State system. These degrees allow students to earn Associate in Arts Degree at Central Lakes College and then transfer seamlessly to Minnesota …

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