Main Campus Student Spotlight

What will you do after you complete your degree with Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwa Community College?

I plan on utilizing my degrees immediately and want to take on a business role within the Lac Courte Oreilles community. I am confident in my business skills and want to help make things easier for my tribe.

Bad River

Blackbird Center

72682 Maple St.

Odanah, WI 54861

715-682-7111

Staff:

Cody Bigboy-Powless

Corinne Wherley

Lac du Flambeau

585 Peace Pipe Rd/P.O. Box 721

Lac du Flambeau, WI, 54538

715 588-3457

Staff:

Lisa Whitecloud

Deanna Rivers

Bad River Student Spotlight

What advice would you offer students interested in attending conferences like this?

My advice would be to go for it, it was a great experience for me. There are many opportunities out there and it only takes a moment to take advantage of them. You not only represent the College, you represent your tribe and yourself. Take some time out of your life, you never know what might come your way....

Lac du Flambeau Student Spotlight

Why did you decide to pursue a college degree with Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwa Community College?

I retired from the US Army in 2015, and wanted to start back to college somewhere friendly and with the same values as me. The LDF Outreach Site is a very short distance from where I stay in Lac du Flambeau, and where I had previously participated in Beading, Applique and Genealogy workshops. My familiarity with the college was a big part of my choice to apply to LCO College.

Red Cliff

37360 State Hwy 13

Bayfield, WI 54814

715-779-3761

Staff:

Jim Pete

Magdalen Dale

St. Croix

24663 Angeline Ave

Webster, WI 54893

800-236-2195 ext. 5312

Staff:

Janine McNulty

Shannel Reynolds

Red Cliff Student Spotlight

What will you do after you complete your degree with Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwa Community College?

My plan after school is to possibly apply for a position at our school in Bayfield, or any tribal position within our community. Culture and language are important to our communities and whatever I can do help, I will.

St. Croix Student Spotlight

Why did you decide to pursue a college degree with Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwa Community College?

I wanted to learn my language, as well as gain knowledge and experience for a new career path. I also wanted to better myself for my little family and future family.