Office Hours Archive
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Office Hours: Catching Up with Greg Hamann
Posted September 7, 2012We got a chance to catch up with LBCC President Greg Hamann and find out more about his new role [with the AACC] and how it might affect LBCC students in the future. -
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Office Hours: Gary Price, Linn Centers Regional Director
Posted August 20, 2012His office is so new he hasn’t taken the picture of the piano in the snow off the wall. The title is “Mt. Hood Festival of Jazz ’82″ and Gary... -
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Office Hours: Brittney Humphrey
Posted May 25, 2012Q&A with Brittney Humphrey, instructor, student, and proud mother of a six-year-old boy. -
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Esther Chapman, Teacher Extraordinaire
Posted April 3, 2012Watching Esther Chapman, clad in her typical college attire, at work is a lot like watching the energizer bunny in action with brains. -
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Office Hours: Dan Stone
Posted February 14, 2012There is never a dull moment, hustling back and forth from his tiny office, lined with masks and posters from wall to wall. During the day he can be found pacing around his classrooms full of mirrors, lights, chairs and make up boxes. The work of being a theatre teacher is never a bore. -
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Office Hours with Stefan Seiter (Video)
Posted February 2, 2012This is a video "Office Hours" with Stefan Seiter, the program chair of horticulture at LBCC: -
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Office Hours: Paul Hawkwood
Posted November 28, 2011You may have heard his name before; Paul Hawkwood. In addition to teaching English, he applied his interest in technology to help LBCC adopt a new online course system, Moodle. He is one of the many we can thank for the change. -
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Office Hours: Greg Mulder
Posted June 1, 2011Features|6.1.11
Alison Jelden, Contributing Writer
Greg Mulder has been instructing at LBCC since 1999, teaching a variety of physics classes including astronomy, science technology, energy and society, and general science. -
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Office Hours: Victoria Fridley
Posted May 21, 2011Features|5.21.11
Michaela Wasson, Contributing Writer
Victoria Fridley, Writing Center director, is an amazing artist. For the last three and a half years, she has been striving to find out what students need for writing success and making that available to them as soon as possible.