Galaxy Forum with Melissa Kaplan

<p>The Eli and Edythe Broad Museum’s interim director and senior curator Steven L. Bridges and LCC alum Charles Moore, an art curator, collector, author and world marathon runner are guests. The Broad’s current exhibit...

<p>Participating in exercise and in music have both been demonstrated to improve academic performance in all studies. Mari Croze, associate dean in Health and Human Services, Dr. Jon Ten Brink, Music program professor...

<p>Chad Swan-Badgero and Barb Whitney, arts education leaders in Michigan, discuss the state of the arts and education in K12 schools, higher education, and the larger community throughout the state. Swan-Badgero, a...

<p>LCC performing arts instructor Lauren Mudry and Everett High School dance director Clara Martinez discuss their passion for teaching, how they as leaders hope to advance the arts in Michigan, and the Michigan Arts...

<p>Musician/community leader Mikeyy Austin has been creating inclusive spaces to build community and celebrate diverse cultures since he was an LCC business student. We talk about his latest efforts with Dr. Toni...

<p>Emmy-winning filmmaker Rudy Valdez started his creative studies in the LCC Theatre Program, not knowing it’d form a foundation for his eventual work in documentaries. After a visit to LCC’s Acting for the Camera...

<p>Why do we see increasing rates of mental distress, depression and suicide among teens and young adults? LCC counselor Louise Rabidoux and PAR Rehab therapist Charla Yingling discuss what they observe on campus and in...

<p>LCC’s Aviation Maintenance Technology program trains the high-demand workers who keep planes operating safely and earn starting salaries averaging $60,000/year. Learn how the program works and its community impact...

<p>Every year, Nov. 20th marks Transgender Remembrance Day, a time to honor trans people who’ve been lost and to advocate for a world where they aren’t targets for hate. Trans advocate Layne Ingram and therapist Jess...

<p>Media literacy is essential to really understand the information that comes our way, both as consumers and producers. Lansing City Pulse Publisher Berl Schwartz, LCC Information Literacy Lead Librarian Ami Ewald, LCC...

<p>The demand for qualified insurance professionals has skyrocketed in the past decade. Enter LCC, launching the first – and still, only – community college Insurance and Risk Management program of study. Mary Stucko...

<p>Imagine the impact of over 50,000 volunteer hours on Lansing area community agencies.. That’s the amount of time to date contributed by LCC’s Human Services practicum students to agencies serving a wide variety of...

<p>Imagine the impact of over 50,000 volunteer hours on Lansing area community agencies.. That’s the amount of time to date contributed by LCC’s Human Services practicum students to agencies serving a wide variety of...

<p>Community reads, often called One Book One Community programs, bring people together around a book (or two) and build community by sharing the exploration of different stories and perspectives. The power of these...

<p>Some theatre directors are adapting and revising plays to reflect a wide rainbow of gender identities. At the same time, some legislative efforts are successfully narrowing LGBTQIA+ rights. Kevin O’Callaghan, LCC...