Talking Turkey @ LCC

The equipment Checkout where media students can try out fun stuff!

The Blye Cyc Wall is pretty cool I guess. I don’t know.

The Center for Student Engagement! I have yet to actually visit there.

This art piece was found dead in building 17 in the Art Gallery. That’s a warning.

The Art-O-Mat is right next to the Art Gallery.

Here is the library where people go to do work, yay!

This is a panorama view of the inside of the large silver sculpture outside of the Health and Wellness building.

This is the Division of the Arts offices, home to Mary Jo Kreindel.

This showcases what the Media Creation Lab is all about. It’s located in the library near the entrance. Not many students are in here, so it’s mostly quiet.

The media academic advisor, Judy Gates. She’s really nice and will be happy to help you figure out scheduling.

This is the Indy Lab located in the Commons Area, which is inside building 17 on the second floor. It’s a very cool hangout spot for media arts students. It is also home to the offices of many media arts instructors. There’s usually always someone to help.

These are the flags inside building 1.

These are the dreaded turkeys that roam across the campus. Be prepared to see them often and please respect them. They’re just trying to live their lives, like us.

On my first stop I found the Equipment Checkout.  I even checked out a camera on Friday.  Those folks are really nice.

Here’s the Blue Cyc Wall.  It’s in building 17 and I am ready to do a shoot!

This was closed when we went there.  So I guess this is pretty literal.

I found the main art gallery in building 11.

This is a cool little retro thing that I have never seen before.

Again I can be pretty literal.  This is on the second floor of the center building.

Here is the sculpture outside the Health and Wellness building.  I had a little fun with this.

This is the hand of Mary Jo Kreindel.  She is very nice but I guess she just doesn’t like having her picture taken.  My husband has the exact photo in his hunt.

We found Ms. Gate’s office in building 11.  She was not there.

Here’s where the cool kids in Media Arts hang out.

Building 1, Students First

A meeting of the feathers!

By Melissa Norton

Mac was sent on a treacherous journey to find some rooms on the campus heres what she found.

First is the equipment check out, where a wizard sometimes opens up a hatch and rents out magical tools like cameras, and microphones.

this is the “Blue Cyc” wall as you can see Jeffrey  is making the dangerous climb to get a cynic picture of its glorious blue wall.

this is the student engagement center “it’s used a lot”.

we’re in for a treat the majestic art gallery is in full boom right now.

in the art gallery there lives a fierce creature called the ART-O-MAT look at its grouse teeth!

and here is the mighty, all powerful, layer of knowledge the library.

after weeks of searching i finally found the elusive metal sculpture i couldn’t get to close for i might’ve scared it off.

here is the cave of the amazing genie Mary Jo, it’s placed in a little nook in the Art gallery.

here is a long forgotten base the media lab in the center building so dead, so cold.

here is the legendary Judy Gate’s Gate it lives above the art gallery.

Here is my home away from home, my base of operations, and a good place to meet some coolio people, the indie lab.

here are the flags in the center building to show all the different countries that helped me on my journey.

and here is THE MOST DANGEROUS CREATURE ON CAMPUS THE TURKEY! i almost didn’t make it back alive do to theses grouse creatures.

BY MACKENZIE BOHLMAN

Hey everyone!  Here is a brief log of important media arts locations at Lane Community College (LCC).  Enjoy…

Muy importante, if you’re a media arts student.  Located on the first floor of bldg 17, this is where cameras, lighting equipment and supporting photography equipment can be checked out for projects.

This is the “Blue Cyc Wall” also located on the first floor of bldg 17.  This is part of the studio.  Looking at it, you might think, “I’d really like to try skateboarding on that thing”; probably discouraged, though, by faculty…just saying.

This is the Center for Student Engagement located on the 2nd floor of the Center bldg.  This office was closed when I snapped this picture, so I had to jump up above the privacy window to get this shot.  That’s my exercise for the week, haha.

This is the Main Art Gallery in bldg 11.  I liked this shot because of the juxtaposition of the images of the light switch and alarms to the art in the background.

This is the “Art-O-Mat” also located in bldg 11.  This brings back memories of buying cigarettes for my Dad when I was 5.  I remember it being really hard to pull those handles.  This machine is different, though.  Instead of cigarettes, it holds art…slightly more wholesome, don’t you think?

This is the Library located on the 2nd floor of the Center bldg.  Forgive the weird angle.  Tried to get creative while working around the man working at the counter off-camera on the right side of frame who didn’t wish to be photographed.

This is the large silver sculpture located in front of the Wellness Center.  Of the series, this is my favorite image.  When I took the picture I didn’t notice that a bird had decided to photobomb me in the upper right corner of the frame.

This is Mary Jo Kreindel’s office.  Yes, that is MJK’s hand.  She’s really nice.

Here are bank if Imacs in the Media Creation Lab located on the 2nd floor of the Center bldg.

Here’s Judy Gate’s office located on the 2nd floor bldg 11.

This is the “Commons” area of bldg 17.  Attached to this room are faculty offices and the “Indy Lab”.  These students are collaborating vigorously on a project.  Impressive.

Here are the flags located in the lobby of bldg 1.

Didn’t find any interesting construction, so opted for the turkey shot.  This fella was nice enough to puff up for me.

I hope you enjoyed the travel log.  Bye for now.

By A. H. Norton

 The equipment checkout counter, located in building 17, is where Media Arts students can check out gear such as DSLR cameras, camera lenses, audio equipment, lighting equipment, etc.

 The studio with the “Blue Cyc Wall is located in building 17 on the bottom level. You’ll see it every day in your Image Communication class.

 The Center for Student Engagement is located in the Center building and interesting fact about this place is…IDK, you tell me.

 The main Art Gallery on campus is located in building 11.

 This retro looking thing is called The Art-O-Mat and is easily overlooked in building 11.

 Ask this guy for help at the SHED Student Help Desk in the library found in the Center building.

 This large silver sculpture sits outside of the Health and Wellness building and serves as a great mirror to check your hair or smile on your way to class.

 This empty desk is usually occupied by Mary Jo Kreindel, the Art division office specialist. Her office is located in building 11.

 Media Creation Lab is in  the Center building and is outfitted with Macs equipped with many multimedia applications.

 Judy Gates’s office is on the 2nd floor of building 11. She is the advisor for Media Arts.

 The Indy lab is located on the 2nd floor of building 17. 

 This beautiful building is The Students First building and it brings frustration to many as students wait for financial aid advising and class counseling.

 This is a turkey. Be prepared to share the sidewalk with turkeys. It’ll be weird at first. You’ll  get use to it.

By: Jeffery King Osborns