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Impact for generations

For our 25th anniversary, we launched a project to raise the $25,000 USD necessary to fund the Alumni Endowed Scholarship. So far over 100 alumni have contributed to the fund, but we need your help to reach our goal. Every contribution, even a small monthly contribution—the cost of a cup of coffee—will bring us closer to the goal.

Current fund status

We are less than $6,000 USD from our fundraising target! Your generous contribution today will ensure a place for a talented future LCC student as interest generated by the fund will support an annual scholarship for an LCC student.  

Inspiring future leaders

You know LCC was worth every cent, not only for the lessons and lectures, but also for the experience and the life-long friends. However, for some students LCC is still out of reach. Your contribution today could help a high school senior join the ranks of LCC’s successful alumni tomorrow.  

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Have an internship or job opportunity?

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Become an LCC ambassador

Want to help us recruit students? Contact LCC Admissions at admission@lcc.lt and we will match your interests with our opportunities. Please visit our donation page.

Alumni On-Campus Day

Monthly Events

Once a month, we invite an LCC graduate who has achieved significant success to spend a day on campus. On this day we host talks with students, creating an opportunity to share real front-line experience and infuse our students with a dose of motivation.

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If you wish to participate, please contact us and we will send additional information to help you prepare.

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Recent News & Events

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Weekly Update From LCC

2020-04-08

Important UpdatesDue to the quarantine, the regular meeting of the Board of Directors scheduled for the end of March was postponed. Meetings will be held online and the initial session happened last week. Cabinet Executive met with Board and Board Emeritus members for one hour last Tuesday evening. Essentially, it was a reporting session, giving the Board members the opportunity to better understand the realities on the ground in Lithuania and at LCC. It was humbling to see 29 participants, including many Emeritus members who continue to support the mission of LCC in so many ways. It was clear that the goodwill of those on the call will contribute to carrying us through this current reality.The expanded summer session course offer list came out this week for LCC students. With the uncertainties of making summer plans amidst travel restrictions and quickly vanishing summer employment opportunities, we wanted to make sure students have more options to earn credits throughout this summer. Students can use May and June sessions to quickly advance their degree plans. The courses will be offered in remote learning mode, so that students may take them from wherever they are.The quarantine has influenced everyone to adapt to new realities. For LCC this has meant canceling Study Abroad programs for the summer. Other summer programs are still happening. All these changes have financial implications. LCC management is working hard to ensure we finish this academic year well, by minimizing expenses for the remainder of the year.Easter LuncheonIt is difficult for us to realize that this year the LCC community will be celebrating Easter apart from each other. Every year, students, staff, and faculty gather on the premises of our university to celebrate Easter together. In times like this, all we can do is adjust and re-adjust. Therefore, our staff and faculty have decided to bring Easter to those who are living in the residence halls on campus.This Sunday, April 12, faculty and staff are preparing a special Easter luncheon to deliver to the 140 students living on campus. We are serving meat, mashed potatoes, veggies, fruit, and cookies! Moreover, those who are staying in their home countries can join the live stream service. More information about the event: https://www.facebook.com/events/245530436833483/As this is Easter week, our President Dr. Marlene Wall, shared her #MondayMessage of Hope this week. Link to the message of Hope: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VBVjmNNYJMA&feature=youtu.be

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LCC Establishes the First International Women's Basketball Team

2020-04-02

LCC has had an active basketball program for several years now. From the very beginning, the mission was to create a true student-athlete team. LCC’s Moose Basketball team has been increasingly successful over the last few years.LCC is fully committed to equality of opportunity, so the time has come to establish a women’s basketball team and offer athletic programs to both men’s and women’s teams. By doing so, LCC will expand its horizons and will provide high-quality education while also strengthen female basketball in the region. We are extremely proud and excited to see what the future holds for the institution and for the future female basketball players who will enroll in our university. Our basketball coach is already engaged in recruiting and building LCC’s first international women’s basketball team!Marius Tamolis, head coach of the LCC Moose Basketball team, shared, “We are very excited that this process has begun and we thank LCC and those involved for their support. We are glad that LCC is growing in more ways than one and incorporating everyone along the way. We believe this will be a great addition and benefit to our community. Currently, as mentioned, the first steps and processes have begun. We are working on its creation and development, many people are helping out during this time. Our hope is to help LCC grow and provide athletic and educational opportunities for more student-athletes.”
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Become a mentor

University full of curious students

Remember those days as an undergraduate student with many questions and few answers? Not much has changed. University is full of curious students who can benefit from the experience and guidance of alumni.  

Share your experience

Choose an area that you can help the students with and we will help you meet the students who need such guidance.  

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32 Active mentors

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Alma Čenkuvienė

Certified Professional Coach; HR Professional at Self-Employed, Lithuania

  • Human Resources
  • Leadership
  • Coaching

Timothy Roy

Business Consultant at Garant Group, Bangladesh

  • Career opportunities
  • Self-development
  • Finding purpose in work
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Distinguished alumni award

Every year we award two alumni for their extraordinary achievements: charity work, selfless acts, community building efforts or anything else that aligns with our values. The award serves as an inspiration and example to our students; a reminder of our mission.  

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Recent Award Winners

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Henrikas is Lithuanian who resides in Lithuania. He is CEO & Founder of the successful start-up "Interactio", which developed the mobile app for simultaneous interpretation, overflow audiences, poster sessions, silent conferences & more. Henrikas is a great business entrepreneur and amazing inspiration of how a hard work and dedication can lead to a success. He is LCC ambassador in Europe and in the USA, where he is traveling on his business purposes, his company employs LCC alumni and students and he is well-known for his contribution to innovation and socially responsible business. He is always happy to come back on campus and share his knowledge and inspiration with LCC community.

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Henrikas Rapolas Urbonas

Young Distinguished Alumni

2019 Award recipient

Inspiring author, successful academic, educator, and a church leader

Rev. Dr. Lina Toth is Lithuanian who resides in the United Kingdom, serves as Assistant Principal and Lecturer in Practical Theology at Scottish Baptist College. Previously she served as a Course Leader, Lecturer and later as Pro-Rector and Academic Dean at the International Baptist Theological Seminary in Prague. She is musician and artist as well as a theologian and a successful academic, educator, and a church leader. Lina is particularly interested in exploring various aspects of ethics, spirituality, and theology of culture. She is author of several books and articles, and he book Transforming the Struggles of Tamars: Single Women and Baptistic Communities (Oregon: Wipf & Stock, 2014), ISBN: 978-1-62564-108-3, is the source of inspiration for a lot of women. Lina keeps a communication with LCC, visits LCC and is always happy to share her knowledge in open lectures or meetings with LCC community.

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Lina Toth

Distinguished Alumni

2019 Award recipient
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Stay Involved

Community is a great treasure that stays with you after graduation; we help to keep it that way through regular events and alumni programs.

Stay connected with your fellow alumni to find like-minded people and share you experience to inspire new generations of students.

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2,143

Total alumni

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Community of Leaders

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30 Mentors

Our alumni sign up as mentors to share their knowledge and experience with current LCC students and help them grow. Sign up to be a mentor today by completing this form.

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77% Successfully Employed

LCC alumni find jobs in various industries, from film production to education to politics. 77% percent find jobs within 7 months of graduation.

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34% Leaders in Organizations

Leadership is in our DNA. We are proud of our energetic alumni who lead communities, organizations or open their own enterprises. Update your contact form today and stay in touch with the LCC community of world-shapers.

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92% Recommend LCC

The majority of our 2,048 alumni say LCC has prepared them well for their future careers and recommend an LCC education to high school seniors.

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“A safe space to find myself”

"LCC helped me to become a strong and confident individual. Here, I felt safe to express my thoughts, share my point of view and develop my life philosophy. I felt that my opinion was heard and it mattered. LCC laid the foundation for my critical thinking, appreciation for diversity, curiosity, teamwork, search for creative solutions and accountability to myself as well as to the world around me."

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Eleonora Jonušienė
Country of Origin: Lithuania
Based in USA
Graduated from LCC in 1999

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