Meet Kimberly, a 28 year old student here at LBCC. Kimberly is studying Bio-Health in hopes of one day being a Physicians Assistant. She only has one term left here, and will be transferring to OSU in Winter term of next year! "I stretched it out for 3 years," she said, "I'm ready to be done." She's sad to go though as her apartments are so close to campus, and that makes LBCC a pretty convenient location. "The class sizes change too," She complained, "Here you have a max class of 30 people, and over there its like 200..." Kimberly had a lot of advice to give, starting with a quote by Abraham Lincoln; "Leave nothing for tomorrow that can be done today." She strives to follow this motto through this term and following endeavors, procrastination is something most students struggle with as well. Psychology has been a big part of her career here at LBCC, and she's taken multiple courses on the subject, "I'm not gonna tell you mu least favorite class though," she said laughing, "my instructor would be mortified!"
Katie Truelove
Katie is one of the campus staff here at LBCC, in hopes of going back to school in the near future for a Business Management degree. She was hired on as one of the chefs in the Courtyard Cafe right out of high school, and has worked there for 4 years! "My aunt was the assistant manager," She told me, "They were short staffed and she asked if I wanted an interview...I couldn't say no." She enjoys her job here, and loves the atmosphere and the people even more. Her binder is filled with hand drawn maps for DND games she plays on the weekends. "The 5th edition is the best for beginners, and is fairly easy to learn." she told me. Katie is a player, but she also DM's her own games on Sundays as well! She encourages more people to try it out, so go say hi at the cafe!
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