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Our academic advisors are here for you, start to finish. Our job is to help you build
career confidence and create a map of classes and experiences to meet your goals.
Who is my assigned advisor?
- Login to My LB, go to Webrunner, select "Student," then "Degree and Advisor Information."
- If you don鈥檛 see your advisor listed, or if you are assigned to 鈥淭he Advising Center鈥�,
please contact us (see above). We鈥檇 be glad to assist you!
Advising Center advisors
We serve primarily first year students and students who have not yet decided on a
major. We also work closely with program areas across campus to help prepare you for
the next step in your career path. Meet the members of LBCC's Success Team.
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We offer services to explore majors and career options that would be a good fit and
assist with job search skills and employment opportunities.
Be sure to mark your calendar for LBCC鈥檚 annual career fair.
Undecided? Explore Your Career Options.
- Career Exploration (HD140): Career Exploration is a class that introduces different
ways to explore careers. Throughout the course, students will compare careers through
self-assessments, identification of personal needs, review of college programs, informational
interviews, guest speakers, and online resources. Students will gain self-knowledge
and be exposed to work environment differences.
- Career and Life Planning (HD208): A career development class which evaluates interests,
skills, personal values, labor market conditions, work environment preferences, and
academic and personal goals as they relate to career choice. Students will identify
programs of study that complement individual needs. This course includes decision-making
and goal setting methods to aid in making a confident career choice. Strategies for
career success are identified through the analysis of employer expectations, examination
of non-technical employment skills, and exploration of diversity topics.
- Career Exploration Cooperative Work Experience (WE280): Earn college credits while
interning/exploring/job shadowing a career you are considering. Find in LBCC Schedule
of Classes under the Cooperative Work Experience section. Visit CWE for more information.
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- Self-schedule via Watermark Meetings in My LB
- Contact us (see above)
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- Career Coach is a great tool to do a brief or extended self-assessment, search hundreds
of career options, match your skills and interests to possible jobs, and explore specific
job openings throughout Oregon.
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Work on Campus
You can apply for a variety of on-campus part-time jobs specifically for LBCC students.
All student jobs are flexible and work around your class schedules. Our on-campus
supervisors know that being a student comes first!
Working on Campus
Other Job Boards
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If you are in crisis or need urgent mental health assistance, please call 911 or one
of the 24/7 hotlines.
24/7 hotlines
- LBCC Mental Health Crisis Line: 541-917-4666
- : 988 (call, text, chat)
- Veteran Crisis Line: 1-800-273-8255 or text at 838255
- (Center Against Rape and Domestic Violence): 541-754-0110
Counseling & mental health support
Contact the Advising Center to access the following mental health and counseling services:
- Short-term personal counseling
- Community resource referrals
- Consultation for faculty and staff to support students
Our Counseling Staff
Coming soon . . .
Well-being
Our faculty and staff provide class presentations, work with student groups and managers
to support a healthy environment for learning. Additionally, a variety of on-campus
resources are available to students including:
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