The Commuter

Linn-Benton Community College Inks New Recruits

PRESS RELEASE

ALBANY – On April 17th, 125 new students committed to pursuing their technical education degree at Linn-Benton Community College during the National Coalition of Certification Centers (NC3) Letter of Intent Signing Day. Students also got to see the lab space where they would be taking classes and meet their faculty earlier this month.

The signing day ceremony is designed to honor students who are entering a technical field and to emphasize the importance of their career choice. On the day of the event, high school students were celebrated by their friends and families, college faculty and staff, industry partners, and potential employers. You can see a replay of the full event here.

“This Letter of Intent Signing Day celebrated 125 students who have made a powerful choice for their future,” said Amy Burbee, LBCC Cooperative Work Experience Department Chair. “Their commitment to technical education demonstrated their dedication to developing valuable skills that industries need. When our partners attended this event, they weren’t just witnessing a signing ceremony – they were meeting the talented professionals who will soon transform their industries with fresh perspectives and expertise.”

The students who committed to LBCC on CTE Letter of Intent Signing Day include:

Accounting Technology

Animal Technology

Automotive Technology

Community Health (Certificate)

Computer Aided Drafting & Design (CADD)

Culinary Arts, Nutrition & Food Systems

Early Childhood Education

Heavy Equipment/Diesel Technology

Industrial Pipe Trades, Fitting & Welding

Machine Tool Technology

Mechatronics

Non-Destructive Test & Evaluation

Phlebotomy

Visual Communications

Welding & Fabrication Technology

Photos via Linn-Benton Community College.

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