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  Monday, October the 13th at LBCC hosts yet another big surprise with a pop up "coffee with your navigator" event happening at the first resort in Takena Hall. Here we have Ian Duncan (left) an honorary student taking full advantage of goodies and invaluable resources offered to students attending LBCC. Here we have (from right to left) Tracy Bates, Marissa Johnston & Kory Sessions-Riseley giving information and guidance (that's clearly helping) to a student thriving in roadrunner country. Beep Beep!  Kory Sessions-Riseley hard at work Monday the 13th during LBCC's pop up coffee with your navigator event in Takena Hall, looking up information for a student struggling with their schedule.  (From right to left) Marci Johnston, Tracy Bates, Marissa Johnston, Kory Sessions-Riseley, student) Showing up and showing out for LBCC's pop up Coffee with your Navigator event in Takena Hall at the first resort on LBCC campus Monday October 13th to help students with any q...

Students gather at the tables during an LBCC volunteer event wednesday afternoon for free coffee and chances to win various prizes from guests running the tables this year.  Ankeny Hill showed up and showed out with an awesome table display in honor of their organization's mission at Wednesday's event, which is the preservation of local and indigenous wildlife. Ankeny Hill showed up and showed out with an awesome table display in honor of their organization's mission at Wednesday's event, which is the preservation of local and indigenous wildlife Can’t forget these campus gems who are always exploring students minds, hearts, and thoughts with good coffee and even greater conversations! Make way for Campus Ministries, they’re on the move! 

           Hello, I'm Christian Colaci, this is my blog. I would like to capture love in culture and the connectivity therein with a focus on people standing out while simultaneously expressing a realization of our similarities. My major is HDFS (Human Development & Family Sciences) which I will hopefully acquire this year, after which I want to get a Bachelors in either Behavioral Health or Non Profit Management in order to be equipped to give back to the community by meeting people where they're at and really focus on the links between mental health, drug addiction and homelessness and really bridge the gaps in care and also change the way we view these conditions and predicaments people have found themselves in. #abolishthestigma.         The commitment is here to stay, therefore I believe there should be some goals for this class, that way there can be a measurable way to track progress and something to work towards that I w...