LCC Academy

This program has been created to assist senior high school students (10, 11, and 12 graders) in the transition of being a high school student, to becoming a university student. LCC Academy is a tool which aims to equip young adults in thinking critically and searching for answers to foundational questions, such as: Where do I come from? What is my purpose in life? What is Moral law? What's next for me?

As a university, we believe that education, in other words the search for truth, is vital in transforming young people for servant leadership in this day and age.

CMAP (Community Multicultural Awareness Program)

The program is created for 10th graders who are interested in getting to know more about other cultures and exploring the diverse world around us. During 8 sessions together with a team of LCC students we will listen to guest lecturers, take part in various activities, watch movies, and have discussions.

I.D. series

ID series has been designed for 11th and 12th grade high school students. In the course of 5 lectures LCC instructors will look into 5 desires that we all share as humans: freedom, power, security, privacy, and speech.

How to be a film critic?

Most of us enjoy watching movies, but only a few of us have the patience and training for evaluating dialogue, imagery, symbolism, editing, or cinematography. LCC lecturers invite both LCC students and high school students (10th, 11th, and 12th grade) to learn to see through film critics' glasses.