SLC Discusses Budget
At their Wednesday afternoon meeting on Jan. 30, the Student Leadership Council discussed how to keep tuition fees down for LBCC students. SLC President Shelby Pick said that although university students in Oregon have...
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Making an Impact: SLC Vice President Marta Nuñez looks to make a difference on campus
At a glance: Marta Nuñez Age: 21 Hometown: South-Central Los Angeles, California Major: Art SLC Resume: Community Outreach Director and Vice President Career Ambition: Art therapist, or anything similar where she can help others...
Q & A with Marta Nuñez
Vice President-elect Marta Nuñez is preparing for her new role in student government as she is set to be sworn into office later this term on May 16. Nuñez first worked in SLC as...
Your Pick for President: Q&A with SLC president-elect Shelby Pick
With the elections over, SLC is preparing to usher in a new year of student leadership. President-elect Shelby Pick is currently working in SLC as a Legislative affairs director until she is sworn in...
Thank You, The Tyrannosaurus
I’m wrapping up my third term at LBCC and I’m having a hard time finding the best word for my experience here so far. Here’s what my brain is coming up with: Lazy. (Yeaaah,...
More Than Just A Name: Former SLC candidates speak about their election losses and future hopes for LBCC
When Linn-Benton Community College elected Brian Ixtlahuac as next year’s president of the Associated Students of LBCC (ASLBCC), the decision left fellow candidates Areli Zapien and Conner Hibbs to lick their wounds in private....
Harvest Fest 2016: SLC throws their second annual harvest fest
The second annual Harvest Festival, hosted by the Student Life and Leadership office, was held in the Courtyard Cafe on October 28, from 6 to 8 p.m. Clubs provided activities. Some of the clubs...
Resignation leaves empty vice presidency in the Student Leadership Council
LBCC’s Student Leadership Council (SLC) has lost elected member John Maine after an early resignation from his vice presidency. “This was a difficult decision, but, due to reasons out of my control, it was what...
