The Brainerd campus of Central Lakes College has a new location for some important student-centered functions. You can now find the Student Life Center upstairs (C226) in the area that was
formerly occupied by the Veterans Resource Center. This area includes a student
lounge space, video games, pool tables, foosball, and free coffee for students
every morning. Please feel free to stop by and visit with the students!
The CLC Food Shelf is now located next to the Student
Services windows in the Central Core area of the first floor at Brainerd. The Food Shelf is open each day. Food donations are accepted in the
silver bins outside of the Food Shelf. This Student Food Shelf also accepts frozen food items, according to Erich Heppner, director of student life (218-855-8260, eheppner@clcmn.edu) Meanwhile, one of the important duties assigned to support staff at the Information Center is the temporary holding of book bags while students pour into the CLC Bookstore to buy or rent texts and purhcase supplies. Elene Pawlu (left) and Carrie Ray are supervising this effort,a ssisted by CLC Security.
Aug 27, 2012
Food shelf and bookstore update
The Brainerd campus of Central Lakes College has a new location for some important student-centered functions. You can now find the Student Life Center upstairs (C226) in the area that was
formerly occupied by the Veterans Resource Center. This area includes a student
lounge space, video games, pool tables, foosball, and free coffee for students
every morning. Please feel free to stop by and visit with the students!
The CLC Food Shelf is now located next to the Student
Services windows in the Central Core area of the first floor at Brainerd. The Food Shelf is open each day. Food donations are accepted in the
silver bins outside of the Food Shelf. This Student Food Shelf also accepts frozen food items, according to Erich Heppner, director of student life (218-855-8260, eheppner@clcmn.edu) Meanwhile, one of the important duties assigned to support staff at the Information Center is the temporary holding of book bags while students pour into the CLC Bookstore to buy or rent texts and purhcase supplies. Elene Pawlu (left) and Carrie Ray are supervising this effort,a ssisted by CLC Security.