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Watch a special 40th anniversary segment on Lakeland.

Ruth Densmore was one of Lakeland’s founders. Originally a human resources director at Lakeland, she was also an adjunct political science instructor. Here she speaks candidly about why she got involved in the formation of a community college for Lake County.

Phil Skerry was an instructor of English at Lakeland from 1968-2007 and was known throughout the college for his expertise on Alfred Hitchcock. Here he speaks about understanding his students.

Dr. Karen Knaus graduated from Lakeland in 1994. Now a successful research scientist, she reminisces about the support she received in her education here.

Learn how Lakeland’s famous landmark, the Armington Clocktower, became a beloved part of the campus in 1972. It was dedicated to Raymond Q. Armington, who chaired the highly successful capital fund campaign that raised funds toward the college’s first permanent campus building.