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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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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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Recent News & Events

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Sofio Rukhadze: “LCC is the reason, I am where I am today”

2020-09-24

Sofio Rukhadze has recently graduated from LCC International University under the unique circumstances of the worldwide pandemic. During her student years, Sofio was an active member of the community, involved in many different projects and activities, but also worked as an Admissions Office Leader at LCC. Shortly after graduation, Sofio moved to Berlin and began a new chapter of life as a Public Relations and Marketing Intern at Luisa Catucci Gallery.How does your life look like since graduating LCC?At the moment, I am doing my Erasmus+ Internship in Berlin, Germany. I work as a Public Relations and Marketing intern at the Luisa Catucci Gallery. My internship here will last for three months and I am enjoying every moment of it.How did LCC help you to get to where you are now?The experience that I had at LCC in terms of working and what we were doing in classes helped me to develop my critical thinking skills as well as work ethics. My first real job in the Communication field was at LCC in the Corporate Communications Office as an Assistant. This job position allowed me to gain some insights into what I would like to pursue in the future and the importance of proper communication. The leadership positions at LCC helped me to develop my interpersonal communication, which is crucial in the sphere of Marketing and Public Relations.What were your interests at LCC?During my freshman and sophomore years, I was involved in many different projects and activities, but primarily I was working as an Admissions Office Leader at LCC. It was an amazing experience that allowed me to step outside of my comfort zone and interact with various people, while promoting LCC. During my third year, I started working as an Assistant in the Corporate Communications Office while being an Erasmus+ Intern. I loved being busy and tried to be as active as I could. I also really enjoy photography and had a great time taking pictures for the yearbook, which led me to take up the position of the Chief Editor during my senior year.What are your main takeaways from being a part of the LCC community?Being a part of LCC allowed me to grow in a diverse community among people with different cultural backgrounds and beliefs. Now, I can proudly say that I have friends all around the world and cannot wait to see them all again. LCC has also provided me with all the possible tools and support for my professional and personal growth. I took many exciting and useful classes taught by inspiring and encouraging professors. Taking up leadership positions taught me how to communicate ethically, how to work in stressful situations, and helped me to improve my management skills.How have you changed over the short period of time since your graduation?Over these few months since my graduation, I have begun to understand that it is completely ok to not have your life planned out by the minute. It is ok to be spontaneous in some situations and there is no need to be upset if something does not happen the way you wanted it to be. My life has taken a completely different turn than I was hoping for, and it turned out even better than I expected. I still plan my life, because this is just who I am. However, now I take on everything with a smile, realizing every change can lead to an even greater opportunity.What advice would you give to current students at LCC?I would like to encourage every student to be as active as possible during their time at LCC. These four years are meant for you to explore your interests and possibilities. Don't just waste time hiding in your rooms! Sign up for volunteering, meet new people, get involved in any activity that you are interested in! Speaking from my own experience, making connections and building your network is something that can greatly benefit you in the future, especially when looking for internship opportunities after graduation. You never know which connection will bring something cool and exciting to your life or maybe you can be an important connection in another person’s life. If you don’t believe me, trust in Dr. Jones and his mantra that “Communication is the key!” Do not get upset with some troubles you may face along the way, be resilient, and have faith in yourself despite any negative or unfortunate circumstances.

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Yuliia Rusianovska: “There is nothing like your time at LCC!”

2020-09-17

Yuliia Rusianovska graduated from LCC International University this year and has already started her new adventure on a different part of the globe. After receiving her BA diploma in International Business Administration she started pursuing a masters degree in Media Management at Gabelli School of Business at Fordham University (USA).During her student years here, in Lithuania, Yuliia engaged herself as an active member of the community, responsible student leader, an ambitious and a creative person.How are you? How does your life look like after LCC?I am currently in New York City, finishing my third week of online classes of my MS in Media Management degree at Gabelli School of Business, at Fordham University. The uncertainty of the pandemic has greatly affected the experience but I am happy to be here anyway. This semester I will be helping to organize different events for young media professionals in my university and looking for future internship opportunities.How does it feel to think that you are not at LCC anymore?It feels crazy. LCC was such a big part of my life. I think I’m always talking about LCC, my roommates, my residents from my RA times. LCC provides us with lots of care and safety while letting us be adults and take responsibility for our actions, so it’s not as difficult to transition from that to surviving in the world of competition. And frankly speaking, LCC made me appreciate strong values and servant leadership so much, that when looking for a graduate school, those qualities were among the top priorities.What have you gained from your studies at LCC?During the 4 years at LCC I had a chance to get involved in various activities and take on leadership roles in some of them which helped me determine my strong skills and future goals. I was learning about teamwork, creative processes and management both inside and outside of the classroom.The most valuable lesson I learned at LCC is that people are the most valuable asset in every organization. Having talked to many alumni, they always said that people are what creates the real LCC experience, and now looking back, I couldn’t agree more. It is our amazing staff and faculty who share common values and help us grow not only as professionals but also individuals, and it is the students who later become your second family. It has taught me to care about each person I work or interact with.How does LCC International University encourage leadership and evoke potential in students? Why is it important?I absolutely agree that LCC does both of these things. Students have the opportunity to work on their own initiatives as a part of student council or independently and they can boost their leadership skills being a part of Leadership Development Program. LCC has the right people to support the students and a great platform to implement the ideas. It only takes a big desire to make a difference. It is very important because such activities help the students grow in both professional and personal ways by applying some of the gained knowledge from the classes, working on a team, challenging themselves and acquiring new skill sets.As an LCC alumna, please give some advice for 2020 freshmen. What they should know?I believe that LCC is the place where you can create the experience you want. You can always find the right people to help you implement even the craziest idea or project and also find the resources to get it done. I appreciate that at LCC everyone truly wants you to succeed.As an alumna, I now see how unique and valuable the LCC experience is. My biggest advice - enjoy every moment of it, good and bad! Create friendships, explore Lithuania and its culture, buy low cost tickets and travel wherever you have a chance, be active and learn beyond the classroom. There is nothing like your time at LCC.
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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.  

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

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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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