LCCC 3-18-21
Laramie County Community College will be resuming traditional course offerings beginning with the Summer 2021 semester and will be fully open for the Fall semester. Last spring, the college moved to primarily virtual educational offerings and services in response to COVID-19.
“We look forward to having our students and community return to campus and return to in-person learning and activities” said Dr. Joe Schaffer, president of LCCC.
With trends of decreasing cases of COVID-19 and an increasing availability of vaccines, LCCC is preparing to be fully open for the start of Fall Semester. “We have been working diligently over the last few months to determine how we can open our campus to all students and the community while providing a safe learning environment. I am confident we have that plan and will be ready to bring all students back to the LCCC campus that want to be here,” said Schaffer.
Students enrolling for summer and fall classes will have the same number of on-campus classes available to them as would have been provided prior to COVID-19. LCCC will also offer additional courses in a hybrid and virtual format. The college will continue to observe social distancing in certain settings and face coverings will likely be required, based on available guidance.
In addition to increasing on-campus classes, LCCC will also increase the number of students living on campus in the fall of 2021. With the opening of the newest residence hall, LCCC will be able to provide a residential living experience to more than 600 students.
LCCC’s Summer 2021 and Fall 2021 schedules will be available beginning March 18 at lccc.wy.edu/schedule. Students interested in living on campus can submit their housing application at lccc.wy.edu/LivingOnCampus. Summer and Fall registration, begins for currently enrolled students April 6 and for all students on April 13.
