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RAIDER SPOTLIGHT FRIDAY! Meet Paul Preimesberger, our Dean of Enrollment Management and Student Success. Years at CLC: Two years in September What you like most about your job: Everything! The Student Services Staff is so dedicated to making the student experience at CLC successful. They inspire me every day. In …
Read More »CLC releases 2017 spring semester honors list
Central Lakes College, Brainerd and Staples, has announced its 2017 spring semester honors list. The President’s List includes 206 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 240 students who earned a grade-point average of 3.25 to …
Read More »A (community band) love story
Chris Bolstad and Amber Tappe love the Central Lakes College Community Band. It’s where they met. It’s where they’ve spent countless hours practicing. And it’s members are who they’ll be spending their honeymoon with in June. Chris and Amber both agree that spending the days after their wedding riding …
Read More »CLC TRIO Upward Bound students attend National Girls in STEM conference
Eight Central Lakes College TRIO Upward Bound students attended the National Girls in STEM conference hosted by the Educational Opportunity Association at Central Michigan University May 19-21. The CLC students are from Onamia, Isle, Pierz-Healy, Long Prairie-Grey Eagle, Browerville and Staples-Motley high schools. STEM includes the fields of science, technology, …
Read More »Wondering why the grass on the south lawn is yellow? We did it on purpose! Find out why:
The dead, yellowing grass on the south lawn is part of a well-thought-out project to restore the 2.4-acre area to a more sustainable native prairie planting. It’s an effort to both make the campus a more beautiful place and to continue being good stewards of state financial resources. In June Prairie Restorations, …
Read More »OSP students inspire others with perseverance
Todd Aydelotte and Jordan Kulzer have overcome a lot for their young ages. Just 21 and 19 years old, the men graduated just a few days ago from CLC’s Occupational Skills Program (OSP), which prepares students with disabilities to work independently and live successfully in the community. Their journey wasn’t …
Read More »CLC student, his alumnus brother drag homeowner to safety in house fire
Zack and Brady Houle didn’t hesitate running toward the billowing fire. The brothers didn’t think twice about pulling their injured neighbor away from the flames as the heat and black smoke surrounded their faces. It was that “fight or flight” mindset that Brady learned in his Law Enforcement class at …
Read More »CLC to host TRIO Upward Bound summer program on campus
For the first time, Central Lakes College will host its TRIO Upward Bound summer program on campus. That’s thanks to the new student housing, recently acquired by the CLC Foundation. Since the summer program requires student housing for the students to stay at for the duration, CLC had to bring …
Read More »CLC helps 50 students with emergency funding through grant
Central Lakes College helped more than 50 students this year with emergency funding through the Great Lakes Higher Education Emergency Assistance Grant. The grant allowed the college to assist students with emergency funding for non-academic expenses – like rent and utility bills – to help them stay at CLC, and …
Read More »CLC grad receives Minnesota Society of Medical Assistants scholarship
Recent Central Lakes College graduate Macy Koering was recently awarded a $1,000 scholarship from the Minnesota Society of Medical Assistants. Koering, a CLC Medical Assistant graduate, is one of three Minnesota Society of Medical Assistants scholarships recipients this year. Applicants have to write an essay, submit an official transcript and …
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