The Lakeland Community College Fine Arts Gallery presents a diverse schedule of nine shows annually, which includes "Celebrate Black History" in January, "The Lake County and Geauga County Junior and Senior High School Show" in February, "The Lakeland Visual Arts Faculty Exhibition" in March and "The Lakeland Visual Arts Student Exhibition" in April. Community based organizations are also given the opportunity to show works of their member artists.

Campus Crusade for Christ is an interdenominational Christian student organization seeking to provide a spiritual environment for students to grow in their relationship with God. Resources for students, Bible studies, conferences and retreats are offered.

The purpose of the Center for International Education is to prepare students to live and work in a global economy by providing multicultural experiences that increase awareness and understanding of social and economic issues essential for success in today's marketplace. The Center for International Education serves as the channel of communication between Lakeland Community College and colleges and institutions here and abroad.

This organization is dedicated to fostering a Spirit of Godly love and service to the people of Lakeland Community College and the community. This spirit shall be promoted by working towards the principles of fellowship, spirituality and understanding. Activities may include discussion groups and speakers.

The Hispanic Leadership Program is a new, grant-funded program at Lakeland Community College. The program's goal is to assist Hispanic students in succeeding in their academic pursuits at Lakeland, while helping to develop leadership skills that will aid them in being successful in the work environment. Participating in the new Hispanic Leadership program is an opportunity to: obtain information about financial aid, be part of the Latin Union, have fun and meet other Hispanic students, join meetings discussing the special needs of the Hispanic students, obtain information about internships and network for employment!

• International Student Club

The purpose of the Lakeland Community College International Student Club is to provide the opportunity for students to learn customs of different countries, share foods and celebrate festivals and holidays of different countries.

The Knowledge Exchange was created to encourage the gathering of Lakeland's internal and external community. It was meant to do exactly what its name implies - to exchange knowledge, giving the opportunity to learn and discuss various interesting topics. The Knowledge Exchange is a casual atmosphere that lasts for one hour, usually around lunch time. The speaker normally spends forty minutes on their presentation. The remaining twenty minutes is spent with a Q &A session.

The Men's Resource Center at Lakeland Community College was created in May 1996 as part of the College's Community Development and Outreach function. The Center is designed to meet the special, continuing educational needs of men, especially those who are considering -- or in the midst of -- a career or life transition.

The purpose of this organization is to facilitate and encourage interest and involvement in international politics. The Model UN/NATO club aims to provide students with an opportunity to experience international politics through activities and to teach concepts of diplomacy.

Students with Disabilities can contact Lakeland's counselors for assistance. The counselors for students with disabilities coordinate support services for eligible students with physical, psychological or learning disabilities in accordance with Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and the Americans with Disabilities Act.

There are powerful learning opportunities for senior citizens at Lakeland Community College. Lakeland's Center for Creative Retirement offers a wide variety of thought-provoking, entertaining learning experiences for older adults.

The purpose of the Women of Vision student organization is to help women find ways and resources to overcome any obstacles they may face and to help one another succeed while attending Lakeland Community College and throughout life. Members of this organization shall consist of women of all ages, race, sexual orientation and/or disabilities who have had to face many challenges but have remained positive, focused and determined to persevere.

The Women's Center's mission is to encourage and support women in their quest for quality education, economic opportunity and community involvement. We seek to accomplish this through identifying the ever-changing needs and concerns of women and to act as a community resource to meet those needs.