The function of the Associated Students of
Lewis-Clark State College (ASLCSC) Coeur d'Alene is to serve
the LC Coeur d'Alene Student population and their interests.
ASLCSC Coeur d'Alene works closely with the primary
LC student government in Lewiston and acts as an
advocate for the students of Coeur d'Alene.

All students are invited to attend council meetings and become
involved in the various projects sponsored by the ASLCSC Coeur d'Alene.

Reach us at cdastudents@lcsc.edu

I’m a senior at Lewis Clark State College this year and I’m thrilled to be serving the student body in Coeur d’Alene as the ASLCSC Chairperson. As a Communication major, I am interested in a career in global marketing or in the non profit sector. I love to travel and hope to work or study abroad soon! Some of my hobbies include writing, reading, tennis, acting and scrapbooking. I’ve been married for a year to my best friend. Our love story is truly amazing and I am so blessed! I am very excited to serve as your student body Chair for the upcoming year and would be happy to discuss student questions or concerns. Email me at klhardy@lcmail.lcsc.edu

Nicholas Madsen is my name, and being a voice for the student body is my game. I am a junior at Lewis Clark State College Coeur d’Alene, and your current ASLCSC-CDA Vice-Chairperson. After receiving an Associate of Science from North Idaho College this spring, I decided that LCSC-CDA was the place where I would continue my education toward a Bachelor in Communication Arts. Although I don’t know what career I will be pursuing once I graduate, I hope it will include public speaking and helping people. I am the second of eight children, and have two loving parents. Over the past several years, I've enjoyed leadership positions in programs for young children. I'm hoping to use the leadership skills I've already learned, while gaining new experience as I help lead the ASLCSC-CDA. While continuing my education, I’m excited about being the voice for the student body, and helping to leave Lewis Clark State College Coeur d’Alene a better place then when I arrived.

My name is Sarah Dixon. I graduated from Post Falls High School in 2007.  I was born in southern California, but have spent most of my life in Idaho.  I am a junior in the social work program at LCSC in Coeur d’ Alene.  This is my first year at LCSC, and I am looking forward to it.  After graduation, I want to go on to earn a masters degree in social work.  I enjoy meeting new people and learning about different walks of life.  I love to play sports, drink coffee, and scrapbook, but not in that order.  I know that I can do a wide variety of things with a social work degree.  As of right now, I want to work in ministry and/or with counseling and connecting prisoners to the resources they need for a better chance at life, prior to and upon release.  I am excited about my opportunity to serve the LCSC community through being the Secretary/Treasurer of ASLCSC.    

“Things should never stay the same.  Instead, seek to bring change; leave your mark behind on the world.  With this mark, never be forgotten.”
-Me 

As the Activities Director for ASLCSC this year, I plan to coordinate events that are not only enjoyable, but also leave their mark behind in our community.  Giving back to our society (foreign and domestic), while expanding the horizons of our student body at LCSC, stands apart as my most important goal for this upcoming year. 

Aside from always having my “head in the books,” I enjoy fine art, music, writing, and anything foreign.  There's no feeling of greater success when you throw a clay pot on a wheel, and it's actually centered, or you write out a sentence in Thai, and it's actually correct.  I've succeeded in “reading myself blind,” and find myself listening to music while studying, driving, reading, sleeping, and taking tests… 

My dog, Levi, is my co-pilot. The biggest obstacle in my life is finishing the ending of a novel I'm currently writing.  It's hard work living the lives of all of your characters, while trying to keep your feet firmly on the ground… 

Donna Holland is very excited to be the new Media/Public Relations Representative for the students of Lewis-Clark State College Coeur d'Alene campus. Donna is a senior at LCSC this year. She will be earning her B.A. in Communications with a minor in Spanish. She is hoping to go on to earn a Master's degree in Communications, and eventually become an instructor at the college level. Donna has been happily married for 15 years. She is a mother of two children and recently became a grandmother! Donna is very excited to be working with such a wonderful group on the ASLCSC council. She is looking forward to communicating with fellow students on their suggestions for the newsletter, so if you have one stop her and say hi!

I am currently a senior in the Social work program here at Lewis-Clark State College.  I am very excited about pursuing a career in family services after graduation.  I was raised in Montana, where I met and married my husband.  My wonderful supportive husband and I have three beautiful children and we’ve lived in Coeur d’Alene for the past 16 years.  My family and I enjoy many of the outdoor activities that North Idaho has to offer.  A few of our favorite activities include, skiing, hiking, biking, and camping.  I love the outdoors which makes living in Coeur d’Alene a dream come true.