Today’s guest on Who’s that Star? is Dr. Felipe Lopez-Sustaita, Associate Dean at the Center for Student Support. He shares the story of his journey as a migrant worker and the lessons he learned from that experience. He also talks about his career path from with the State of Michigan and his role as LCC's LUCERO Coordinator to his current positions as Associate Dean. Did we mention he is a published author? You don’t want to miss this interview!Website: Center for Student Support Website: LUCEROAmazon Website: You Can't Run From Your Destiny

Interim Student Affairs Associate Dean, Mike McGinnis visits Who’s That Star? and talks about his varied roles in student affairs, shares his passion for advocating for others, and making LCC a better place for everyone. We also learn about his hobbies and interest and how that lead him to starting Pedal With the Prez.Website: Student Affairs DivisionWebsite: Pedal With the Prez

Robin Moore is a Circulation Specialist for Lansing Community College's Library. Lisa and Robin chat about her role at the college and what she does to create an environment of diversity, equity, and inclusion. So, what's beyond that? Robin gives a little insight about her life outside of LCC and what the future holds!Website: LCC Library

LCC Academic Success Coach, Frank Taylor stops in for this episode of Who’s That Star. He discusses his role as an academic success with the goal of giving students an equal playing field. We also discuss his love of cooking, travel, and his next big project surrounding neuro-diversity... huh?Website: Academic Success Coaching at LCC

I (Lisa) talked with LCC Academic Advisor, Alan Sorrells about his advising philosophy, working with students athletics, his fam, southern roots and passion for music. I also learn about how he came to the LCC community.Website: LCC Academic AdvisingWebsite: LCC Athletics

In this episode you will learn about LCC Broadcast Services Manager, Daedalian Lowry, and how he got into broadcasting. We also chat about what his passions outside of work and how it connects back to his podcast, Shining Stars.Shining Stars PodcastLCC Art & Design Degrees & Programs

This episode features a conversation with Academic Advisor, Lisa Alexander; an individual that exemplifies the term "culture of care". Lisa talks about her role at the college, her biggest work accomplishments, and the wonderful influence her mother had on becoming who she is today. PLUS... we've got a big announcement on Who's that Star! The episode title should give you a hint, but you’ll have to take a listen to find out the full story!LCC Academic Advising

In this episode you will learn all about Amy Park, the divisional projects coordinator at LCC. Learn about all the different projects she is involved in, and her favorite parts about them. From accessibility initiatives, to creating processes and mentoring student employees, there is never a dull moment for Amy.

Check out this episode where Chelsea Brandon, the assistant registrar at Lansing Community College! Chelsea shares her passion for helping students, advice she would share with her younger self, and her accomplishments that she has achieved. If you are an animal lover, you will enjoy hearing about one of the most important things in Chelsea’s life, and get the scoop on her unique cat, Sir Albert.LCC Registrar's Office

A conversation with Chad Hartman from LCC Information Technology Services.

Join me for this delightfully fresh, and funny conversation with Nikki Cogswell, who works at LCC as the Human Resources administrative assistant. Explore with me how Nikki’s experiences working at LCC have helped her turn her greatest fears into her biggest strength at work, and hear how she fears in her personal life. Amidst the giggling and fun, you will hear stories of her adventures, and how she values being positive and helpful in her role at LCC.LCC Human Resources

Listen in on this fun and impactful interview with Layne Ingram, a powerful professional, basketball coach, and courageous leader in the LGBTQ+ community at Lansing Community College and the greater community. Layne is an inspiring person, with a goal to do excellent in all areas of his life, and he is committed to creating an inclusive environment for others. Layne Ingram is an out-and-proud Transgender man with a passion for raising awareness of and supporting the Trans community, specifically youth and teens. He is a strong advocate for people being exactly who they are and living their lives as authentically as they can. He graduated from the University of Michigan in 2002 with his bachelor's in communications after a standout, four-year career on the women's basketball team. He was then drafted to the WNBA's Sacramento Monarchs. Over the course of his professional career, Layne has worked in the non-profit, professional sports and higher-education sectors and is also an accomplished public speaker and national presenter. Layne made the decision to transition in 2016 and hasn't looked back since. ​Connect with him!www.therightlayne.blogTwitter: The Right LayneTwitter: RM PodcastCheck out the LGBTQ+ activities and support at LCC, available for everyone.LCC.edu/prideLCC.edu/transweek