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Supporting LRCC means supporting your community At Lakes Region Community College, we understand that students are the most important part of our community. This is why we work hard to provide opportunities for our students to succeed. By providing quality programs, tutoring opportunities, and partnering with local schools and businesses to make education easier to […]
Employment Opportunities
Why choose to work at LRCC? Lakes Region Community College (LRCC) is a small, student-centered college nestled within the beautiful Lakes Region of New Hampshire. LRCC is like many other community colleges with our offerings and our service to our community and community partners, but what really sets us apart is our people. Our faculty […]
LRCC Announces New Scholarship Opportunity for Students Interested in Hospitality
Laconia, N.H. (March 22, 2022) – Through a partnership with Granite United Way, Lakes Region Community College (LRCC) will receive a donation to support new scholarships for students interested in pursuing careers in the hospitality industry. The Susan and William Cutillo/Path Resorts Scholarship Fund was established to serve as a long-term approach to building a […]
LRCC Takes Top Prize for Costumes at the Winni Dip to Support Special Olympics NH
Lakes Region Community College staff was happy to support Special Olympics NH’s efforts by running into Lake Winnipesaukee’s icy waters last Sunday for the organization’s annual Winni Dip. The event took place at The Margate Resort and ran the course of three days. The theme for the weekend was “Party like it’s 1999” and LRCC’s […]
Patrick Cate Appointed President of Lakes Region Community College
Concord, N.H. (April 18, 2024) – The Community College System of New Hampshire (CCSNH) is pleased to announce the appointment of Patrick Cate, of Campton, New Hampshire, as President of Lakes Region Community College in Laconia. Patrick Cate has served as the interim President of LRCC since July of 2022 and brings a wealth of […]
Machine Processes
This course will present the theory of machine processes through and lessons covering traditional, manually operated machine tools such as band saws, drill presses, milling machines and lathes. Topics covered are selecting the machine stock, proper squaring a block on a milling machine, basic layout, drilling, tapping reaming, countersinking, counter boring, chamfering, machine set-up, grooving, […]
Introduction to Digital Photography
This course is designed for students with minimal experience in photography. Students will learn the basics of photographic techniques, both technical and artistic. Lighting, camera settings, simple Photoshop processes, and composition will be covered, as well as moving images from the camera to computer, printer, web, or presentation. Students must provide their own camera with […]
Advanced Digital Photography
This course builds on skills covered in ARTS212L, and is the choice for the more advanced student. Technical skills using a wide variety of camera settings are covered, as is more advanced Photoshop techniques. Students will develop a keener artistic eye, greater creative capacity, and a broader range of photographic skills, such as night time-exposure […]
E-Commerce
This course provides students with an introduction to the technologies required for on-line business activities. Technologies will include security, databases, XML, shopping carts, as well as other current topics. This course also covers the issues concerning international trade, ethics, legal issues and taxes. ((Prerequisite: CIS132L or Permission of Instructor)
Bakery Production
This course will focus on the common items found in any bakery/pastry shop. Muffins, quick breads, coffee cakes, and donuts will be explored. Pie dough, puff pastry, pâté à choux, short dough and Danish dough will be taught, and several items will be created from each. Classical European pastry will be touched upon and the […]
Creating Writing: Nonfiction
This course focuses on the reading and writing of creative nonfiction or, in essence, “true stories well told.” Students will be creative in their study and use of literary techniques to present factually accurate prose about real people and events in a compelling and dramatic manner with the goal being to make nonfiction stories read […]
Creative Writing: Fiction, Poetry and Drama
Through their writing, students will strive to make the ordinary extraordinary in this course. While honing their creative writing skills by writing short fiction, poetry, and drama, students will also read, examine and discuss works in the various genres. Using these readings as models for understanding, students will examine elements of style, form, and meaning […]
