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⚠LCC is operating - we're just doing things differently.
LCC will continue to operate remotely until further notice (a list of face-to-face and hybrid classes for fall is now available). Medical Assisting, Nursing, Machining and Welding resumed limited lab activity on May 5. Applications for emergency funding assistance are still being accepted. - Learn More.
LCC is taking additional precautionary measures to help stop the spread of COVID-19. Access to buildings will be restricted to LCC faculty and staff until further notice (exception: medical assisting, nursing, machining, and welding students will be allowed to resume critical lab activities beginning May 5 per order from the Governor -- students please check Canvas for details from your instructors). All events and activities are canceled until further notice.
Check out the list of on-campus and hybrid (partially on-campus and partially online) courses for fall.
Current students can apply for funds to help pay for tuition and fees, books, rent, food, childcare, technology, or other COVID-19 related expenses.
Get answers to your questions about what resources are available during this time.
Learn more about what Lower Columbia College is doing to help protect students and employees from illness.
Colleges are required to report seven key pieces of information about the CARES Act on their webpages.
Check the Current Students page for updates and instructions related to spring quarter registration.
In the event that LCC closes due to inclement weather or other emergency, we get the word out via the LCC website, social media, Canvas, email, text messages, and regional media including Portland television stations. LCC also uses an on-campus emergency notification system that utilizes the large digital clock displays in every classroom.
To learn more, please refer to the LCC Emergency Handbook, which contains LCC’s Crisis Communication Procedure and process for closing campus (in inclement weather, we make initial notifications about canceling day classes by 6 am and evening classes by 2 pm).
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When the college is closed, it means there are no classes, events or other activities. Students should not come to campus.
Use the LCC Directory to find contact information for your instructors or other college personnel if needed.
Individuals who work on campus should watch their email during a closure for details. When in doubt about whether or not to report to work, please contact your supervisor.
If classes are canceled but offices are open, some campus events and activities may be held depending on conditions. To find out about specific events, check the LCC website and/or our Facebook and Twitter sites for exceptions to the closure.
Refer to the LCC Athletics website for information about athletic events.
For other questions about LCC, please check out the Student Frequently Asked Questions page on our website.
Not sure if campus has power? Check the Cowlitz PUD Outage Map.
As always, please put safety first when making any decisions about traveling in inclement weather, or when other hazardous conditions are present!