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Lamar Community College makes its educational
resources available to citizens throughout Southeastern Colorado
through on-campus classes and outreach programs in Prowers, Baca, Kiowa,
and Cheyenne Counties. These classes
serve the educational needs of individuals who are unable to devote themselves
to full-time study. They include professional skills classes, core
curriculum classes for academic transfer, avocational classes, and on/off
campus evening/weekend associate degree programs.
For additional information about specific
programs or course offerings, please contact Micky Marsh, at 719-336-1521
or by email at Micky.Marsh@lamarcc.edu.
Dual credit
Dual credit (or Post Secondary Educational Opportunities) courses enable high
school students to receive, simultaneously, both high and college-level credit.
The primary purpose is to deliver high-quality college experience to high
performing high school students. These courses challenge the student in rigorous
college-level coursework. To be eligible, students must be 16 years of age
and be in their junior or senior year of high school. Specific placement
tests may be required for admission to some college courses. Contact Cindy
Baer at 719-336-1521 or Micky.Marsh@lamarcc.edu.
Customized business and industry training
LCC offers several courses designed to enable professional upgrading, vocational
training or retraining. The College prepares programs in cooperation with
other educational institutions, businesses, government, health agencies,
and organizations within the community. For more information on customized
training, please contact Aubrie Humburg at 719-336-1583 or email at Aubrie.Humburg@lamarcc.edu.
Emergency Medical Services
Included in Customized Training is Lamar Community College's innovative program
designed to train students as Emergency Medical Technicians. Basic EMT training
including bandaging and splinting, CPR, automated defibrillation, and basic
lifesaving skills. The Intermediate course builds on these skills and training
in medication administration, advanced airway management, cardiac rhythm interpretation,
manual defibrillation, and treatment of allergic reactions. For more information
regarding upcoming EMS courses, contact Dan Minor at 719-336-1518 or Dan.Minor@lamarcc.edu.
FastTrack Evening
Degree Program
Learn more about LCC's FastTrack Evening Degree offerings. |
