On Campus

 

The Takena Hall Student Mirrors Project is an initiative led by Anne Magratten, the Art Gallery Coordinator. The project takes place during the Takena Hall remodeling construction, where murals were installed to separate the construction from the main hallway. Students have the free space to create art, which will be temporarily installed until Wednesday, February 22, 2023. Materials and grants were provided to support students by Sheldon Flom, the LBCC Finance Vice President.

February 15, 2023, the art student Chris Long recreates the code of arms, "The Salamander" from the Douglas Clan. On their right, the art student Kayla Knight creates a mythological dragon, and social sciences student Apryl Ashland was an art student in High School and decided to paint to feel less overwhelmed.  The mirrors Project starts from the Takena Hall entrance to the courtyard door. It features other students' projects, such as Under the Ocean from Ray Rombeck, an art student passionate about Wildlife and Ocean life. The intuitive art project from the art student Frank, and the Smamose create in the ocean with seven kids from the art student Star Dayle.  

February 17, 2023, it's Friday evening on the LBCC Albany campus. The Calapooia Center lights up as the sun sets on the horizon. Most classes are done by now, and students are off for President's Day holiday. 

February 18, 2023, the criminal justice student Sawyer Brubaker has fun during Laser Tag. The event is at the Mid-Willamette Family YMCA, located at 3201 Pacific Blvd SW, Albany, OR. The event is free for LBCC students and hosted by the Student Leadership Council. A perfect occasion to connect and have fun. The event was created by the communication student Cameron Wright, event planner for the SLC Event Task Force.