The Equipment checkout counter where Media arts students checkout gear.

The studio with the “Blue Cyc Wall”

The Center for Student Engagement in the Center Building

The main Art Gallery on campus

The Art-O-Mat

The Reference counter in the Library

The large silver sculpture that sits outside of the Health and Wellness building

Mary Jo Kreindel’s office

Media Creation Lab in the Center building

Judy Gate’s office

“The Commons”

The Flags located inside building 1

Two wild turkeys outside building 5

There’s a zen garden outside, for while your waiting in line.

The first time I entered this room, I also entered  a conversation on apocalyptic Disneyland.

Aside from giant Janga, they also have free popcorn!!!

No picture could grasp all the beauty presented in this space.

Definitely on my to due list to go pick myself up one of these cute little creations.

This girl was so nice when I asked her to be a part of my photo.

I have a picture of myself in this on a college trek a few years ago.

I was trying to quietly take this picture without disturbing the meeting going on with the door open.

It took me way too long to find this room.

Do you see it?

Inside this room is a great computer lab, with even greater chairs.

I love the vibrance the flags add to this building.

I wonder what the turkeys were thinking while I was taking this.

CHECK IT OUT!

Feelin’ Blue?

Students shall engage in this center.

A different kind of angle for different kind of art.

A cool little Doo-Dah

Respect, Celebrate, Inspire, and Question EVERYTHING!

Picture perfect. My favorite color is green.

I walk past this office two days a week, and I still had to ask someone where it was.

Create the media.

Profile of Judy Gates’s office.

The indy lab. Ive only been twice.

Kind of like how this picture turned out.

The end of the line (sidewalk).

By: Andrea Del Rio

It is at this very door where I can checkout a fantastic camera to play around with (for class obviously).

I must say, that blue wall looks a lot better while on the other side of the door.

The Center for Student Engagement is very welcoming with their door wide open.

It was weird walking into an art gallery with my camera out ready to take pictures… ” NO PICTURES”.

I couldn’t really tell what this what but I get the feeling that it could be older than me. It sure looks like it.

This sure was the quietest library I’ve ever been in.

They say that when the light is just right this sculpture makes cool reflections.

I was hoping to meet Mary for the first time but she wasn’t in her office.

This sure looks like a place where one could stay for quite some time to finish up their Media Arts homework

I have yet to talk to Judy. Maybe I should change that since I’m in a Media Arts program here.

I just have this feeling that a good chunk of time will be spent here

My first time in this building I must not have ever looked up…

In my old high school these things are a dime a dozen. Yet here at Lane I have only ever seen one pencil sharpener.

By: Tevin Goddard

Everyone loves a scavenger hunt! (Well, maybe not everyone…)

Here are 13 locations that are essential knowledge for Multi Media Design students at LCC.

1. The equipment check out counter in Bldg 17.

2. The studio with the “Blue Cyc Wall”, Bldg 17.

3. The Center for Student Engagement on the 2nd floor of the Center Bldg.

4. Main Campus Art Gallery.

5. Artomat!

6. One of many reference desks in the Library.

7. The sculpture outside of the Health and Wellness Bldg.

8. Mary Jo Kriendel’s office. (Arts Division Office Specialist)

9. The Media Creation Lab in the Library.

10. Judy Gates’s Office. (Academic Adviser for Media Arts.)

11. The “commons” or “Indy Lab” in bldg 17.

12. Flags all over the “Student’s First” bldg.

13. Construction Zone.

Me, Family and Friends

I am a cat/dog lover (mine only) and own 2 dogs and 4 cats. The pets are my friends and help me when I get upset with things. I am an easy going person most of the time. I find the time here at lane fun, but stressful from time to time. Some classes were the best classes CIS 101 and 102. With what I learned from these classes I have been able to track down hackers that have hacked my computer by obtaining the IP address from the security logs my computer records and reporting it to the authorities. I enjoy time with my family especially my nieces and nephew. I enjoy video games (Skyrim (PS3) and Summoners War (android Tablet) and time with the family doing arts and crafts as well as cooking together. My eldest niece Sabyn is quiet the cook. We cook a lot of desserts and sometimes dinner as a team. I also like to connect with my instructors here at Lane Community College; it helps smooths things when I need to see them in their offices. They are always willing to help and work with me on difficult projects/concerns. When I am done getting my degree I plan to work for a gaming company/theme park in the advertisement department. I have always wanted to work at a theme park since I was 7 and went to Disneyland for my birthday. Something there calmed me and wanted to return since.- Jeremie Balek

The First of the Fortress