Corvallis Campus
Benton Center:
757 Polk Street, Corvallis, 97330
541-757-8944
Chinook Hall:
931 Reiman Street, Corvallis, 97330
The Corvallis Campus, which includes the Benton Center and Chinook Hall, brings LBCC's high-quality education directly to residents of Benton County. Conveniently located in the heart of Corvallis, the campus offers a wide range of programs and services, including:
- Lower-division transfer classes
- English Language Acquisition courses
- Noncredit lifelong learning opportunities for Benton County residents through Community Education, including classes in art, fitness, foreign languages, computer training, driver education, and more
- A preschool cooperative and parenting classes
The Corvallis Campus provides credit courses designed for transfer to Oregon State University and other four-year colleges. Through the Degree Partnership Program, LBCC and OSU students can take classes at either institution — or both. A current schedule of Corvallis Campus classes is available in the online Schedule of Classes.
Students at the Corvallis Campus are supported by a range of services, including testing, registration, instructional assistance in mathematics and writing, and Campus Store order pickup.
Lebanon Campus
Advanced Transportation and Technology Center:
2000 W Oak St, Lebanon 97355
541-917-4506
Healthcare Occupations Center:
300 Mullins Dr, Lebanon, 97355
541-918-8906
The Lebanon Campus provides educational programs directly to East Linn County residents. The campus provides a comfortable, welcoming environment for first-time students and those returning to college. Among the programs offered are:
- CPR and First Aid classes
- Certified Medical Assistant, Dental Assistant, Diagnostic Imaging, Medical Coding & Reimbursement, Nursing, Nursing Assistant, Occupational Therapy Assistant, Phlebotomy, Surgical Technician
- Automotive and Electric Vehicle maintenance and repair
- Heavy Equipment/Diesel maintenance and repair
- Noncredit lifelong learning classes through Community Education
A current schedule of Lebanon Campus classes can be found in the online Schedule of Classes.
Campus Store
Calapooia Center 114, 541-917-4950
orders@linnbenton.edu
bookstore.linnbenton.edu
The LBCC Campus Store carries course materials and supplemental materials for classes taken on all campuses. The bookstore also offers school supplies, gifts, LBCC gear, electronics, and convenience store merchandise. SNAP benefits are accepted where applicable. Hours of operation are 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Monday through Thursday, 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Friday at our Albany main campus location. Exceptions would periodically apply and will be posted on our website. Visit our website for online ordering, book buyback information, store closure dates, extended hours, store events and more. Course materials and supplemental materials for classes offered at the Corvallis Campus and Lebanon Campus are also available at the Campus Store or online, with convenient pickup at the center locations. Shipping direct to home is also available.
Campus Public Safety
Office of Safety & Loss Prevention
Rhonda Jaasko, Director
541-917-4940
Public Safety Department:
Willamette Hall 110
541-917-4440 (Office Hours)
541-926-6855 (24/7 officer on duty)
541-936-0631 (Lebanon officer on duty)
541-936-0456 (Corvallis officer on duty)
security@linnbenton.edu
https://www.linnbenton.edu/about/safety/index.php
The Public Safety Office is open Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Public Safety Officers can be reached 24 hours a day by calling 541-926-6855, or using a designated Campus Safety phone. Dial 411 if calling direct from campus networked phones. The Office of Safety & Loss Prevention, of which Public Safety is a part, provides emergency planning; monitors LBCC compliance with OSHA, DEQ, and Clery Act requirements; patrols campus facilities and parking lots; houses LBCC Lost and Found services; maintains LBCC property, casualty, and liability insurance coverage; provides medical and emergency response; maintains control of building access; provides video surveillance of most facilities; and other safety-related services as referenced at https://www.linnbenton.edu/about/safety/index.php.
Child Care - Periwinkle Child Development Center
LBCC is excited to offer toddler and preschool classes at Periwinkle Child Development Center, located on the LBCC Albany campus. The center serves children ages 2-5 years old. The center serves children with IFSPs, families on ERDC funding, offers no-cost Preschool Promise slots, and offers scholarships to reduce tuition costs to student parents. More information on programs and services can be found at https://www.periwinklecdc.com, or by calling 541-917-4480.
This center also serves as a lab school for students studying Early Childhood Education to do observations, teaching experiences and practicum hours. Other disciplines/fields may also utilize the center for these purposes as well.
Child Care - Family Connections
Luckiamute Center 101
541-917-4899 connect@linnbenton.edu
https://www.linnbenton.edu/community/family-resources/child-care.php
If you need child care, are having difficulty with your current child care arrangement, or want to ask questions of a child care specialist, call or stop by Family Connections, Luckiamute Center. Family Connections staff can also help with referrals to parenting education or other family support programs in the community.
Computer Labs
All LBCC students and staff are eligible to use the student computer labs for course-related learning and research. Computer labs are available on the LBCC Albany campus, as well as the campuses in Corvallis and Lebanon. The labs are open various times. For lab locations, hours, hardware and a list of software available, call the Staff Help Desk at 541-917-4333.
The Learning Center: Albany Campus
Willamette Hall 200, 541-917-4684
https://www.linnbenton.edu/current-students/learning-center/index.php
The Learning Center contributes to student engagement and success by providing free services that improve students’ academic thinking, writing, and learning skills. Professional staff and tutors provide the “insider knowledge” new students need to thrive at the college level, overcome learning challenges, and achieve excellence in their chosen programs. The Learning Center space offers an informal learning environment with great lighting, open study areas for group collaboration, reservable study rooms, portable whiteboards plus day use lockers, computers, and office supplies that busy commuter students value in an on-campus study space.
Services include:
Math Assistance The Math Desk provides a supportive place where students can get help with all LBCC mathematics and applied mathematics courses. Friendly staff use a variety of strategies to address each student’s learning needs. At the drop-in Math Desk, staff answer computational questions, explain course technology and clarify thinking about math assignments. A remote drop-in option for just-in-time help without needing to come to campus is also available.
The Math Cafe offers an informal environment with comfortable seating, free hot beverages, and laptops for students enrolled in Math 15, 75, 95 and 98. Math success coaching is offered, both in-person and remotely, by appointment using Tutortrac. Students can discuss math study strategies and how to use and navigate ALEKS software.
Writing Assistance In a warm and welcoming environment, the Writing Center staff assists students with writing assignments from any class and at any stage of the writing process. Students can drop in to the space downstairs in the library, make a 30-minute appointment either remotely or in-person, or submit their work online through the Online Writing Lab (OWL) available through the Writing Center’s website. Written responses are provided within 48-72 hours.
Computer Access Students may use drop in computers located in the open study areas for coursework. Wireless Internet access is provided throughout the facility.
Academic Success Coaching Academic coaches help students overcome barriers to their success, work with students to identify goals and develop an academic plan to promote their success, including improving specific academic or communication skills. Appointments are available both in-person and remotely.
Tutoring Students are eligible for free tutoring appointments in many credit and GED courses, both in-person and online. Students may schedule tutoring sessions online 24 hours in advance through MyLB SSO. If interested in same day tutoring appointments, or within 24 hours, students may visit the Information Desk at the Albany Campus Learning Center, or email learningcenterinfo@linnbenton.edu. In addition, the Tutoring Program offers Group and Drop-in Tutoring when there is sufficient interest. For more information, please visit the Tutoring Center webpage: https://www.linnbenton.edu/current-students/learning-center/tutoring/index.php.
Library
Albany Campus, Willamette Hall • https://www.linnbenton.edu/current-students/library
Circulation: 541-917-4638 / libcirc@linnbenton.edu
Reference: 541-917-4645 / libref@linnbenton.edu
Student Technology Support: 541-917-4630 / Student.TechSupport@linnbenton.edu
Healthcare Occupations Center Library: 541-918-8840
Faculty Librarian: 541-917-4646 / libref@linnbenton.edu
The LBCC Library provides resources and services for the instructional, research, and general information needs of students, faculty, staff, and local residents. The Library provides comfortable open space for quiet study and collaborative work, including study rooms and a beautiful reading room. The Library provides technology (such as laptops and chargers) for student checkout, computer workstations, a scanner and printer, and a computer lab. The Library offers weekend and evening hours.
Located in Willamette Hall on the main Albany campus, the Library's physical collection includes a large selection of books, reserve textbooks, and multimedia items. Materials not held in the Library’s collection may be obtained at no charge for LBCC students, faculty, and staff from the Linn Libraries Consortium or requested through interlibrary loan. Our many databases help patrons locate scholarly journals, popular articles, electronic books, test preparation materials, videos, and other information. Off-campus access to these databases is available to LBCC students, faculty, and staff. The faculty librarian and reference assistants are available to provide research help at the Reference Desk, at individual consultations (both in-person and remote), and during library workshops or in-class presentations. A 24-hour chat option is also available.
Student Technology Support, located in the Library, provides both in-person and remote assistance with student computing and technical needs, including e-learning (Canvas), student email accounts, printing, and common software.
The Library maintains a separate facility at LBCC’s Healthcare Occupations Center in Lebanon with research assistance, book and database access, and technical support available during open hours.
Lost and Found
See Campus Safety
Office of Impact and Engagement
Forum 220, 541-917-4461
https://www.linnbenton.edu/current-students/impact-and-engagement/index.php
LBCC emphasizes the establishment of a welcoming institutional environment that acknowledges fairness and individual distinctiveness across the academic community. Our campus spaces function as an accessible venue where students, employees, and community members may participate in programmatic offerings, engage in scholarly discourse, and explore concepts related to representation, belonging, and collective unity within the institutional framework.
Parking
Willamette Hall 110, 541-917-4440
Parking for students, staff and visitors is free and available on a first come, first-served basis. Some parking areas are designated for specific use and are not available for general parking - loading zones, emergency/fire lanes, disabled parking, facility vehicle parking, Public Safety vehicle parking, etc. Unauthorized overnight parking is prohibited. Parking permits are available at no charge from the Campus Public Safety Office; permits are highly recommended.
Parking and traffic rule details are available on the Campus Public Safety website, https://www.linnbenton.edu/about/safety/index.php. All state and local laws governing movement, operation, and parking of vehicles shall apply on college property. Parking regulations have been approved by the LBCC Board of Education and are strictly enforced 24 hours a day in accordance with college policy and ORS 341.300. Improperly parked vehicles are subject to a fine. Overnight parking is not allowed without prior authorization and vehicles parked for an extended period of time are subject to towing at the owner’s expense.
It is required that individuals obtain an Oregon Department of Motor Vehicle Disabled Permit if continued use of a disabled space is needed.
Publications
LBCC students publish a monthly magazine and online news site, The Commuter (lbcommuter.com), which has won numerous awards for excellence in reporting, writing, photography, design, and advertising. If you are interested in participating, contact the newspaper staff in The Commuter Office on the second floor of the Forum building room F-222, or contact The Commuter advisor and Journalism instructor- Rob Priewe (priewer@linnbenton.edu).
Resources for Families
These departments/programs offer information and assistance to parents interested in helping their children develop into healthy adults. Classes for parents, child care providers and educators are offered each term.
Student Life and Leadership
Student Union - Forum 120
541-917-4457
getinvolved@linnbenton.edu
https://www.linnbenton.edu/current-students/slc/index.php
Enhance your college experience by getting involved beyond the classroom. LBCC offers a wide range of opportunities for students to connect, develop leadership skills, and build community. Through Student Life and Leadership, students can participate in student government, clubs, volunteer service, co-curricular programs, and campus events designed to support engagement and success.
Getting started is easy. Visit the Student Union, call, or email Student Life and Leadership to explore ways to participate and make the most of your time at LBCC.
Clubs and Co-Curriculars
https://www.linnbenton.edu/current-students/clubs/index.php
Clubs and co-curricular programs provide meaningful opportunities for involvement, connection, and skill development.
Clubs are student-initiated and student-led organizations centered around shared interests. Students are encouraged to join an existing club or petition to create a new one. Clubs promote leadership development, collaboration, and community engagement while operating in accordance with ASLBCC and college guidelines.
Co-curricular programs are affiliated with specific academic or college programs and offer hands-on learning experiences outside the traditional classroom. These programs allow students to deepen their academic interests, gain practical experience, and build career-related skills.
Volunteer Program
https://volunteer.linnbenton.edu/
LBCC's Volunteer Program, coordinated through Student Life and Leadership, connects students with opportunities to serve both on campus and in the surrounding community. The program promotes civic engagement, leadership development, and community partnership.
Through participation in campus initiatives and local service projects, students gain valuable experience, strengthen their resumes, and contribute positively to the LBCC community. Students interested in volunteering can explore available opportunities and register through the Volunteer Program website.
Student Leadership Council: Student Government and Programming
Student Union - Forum 120
541-917-4457
getinvolved@linnbenton.edu
https://www.linnbenton.edu/current-students/slc/index.php
The Student Leadership Council (SLC) serves as the official governing body of the Associated Students of Linn-Benton Community College (ASLBCC) and represents the voice of LBCC students. The SLC ensures that student perspectives are included in college decision-making and policy development while managing ASLBCC student fees to support programs, services, clubs, and campus activities.
The mission of the SLC is to advocate for students and enhance the educational experience by promoting leadership development, civic engagement, inclusivity, access to resources, community service, and student connection. Through shared governance with the college, the SLC works collaboratively with administration, faculty, and staff to support student success.
Students serving on the SLC have opportunities to plan campus events, allocate funding to clubs and programs, serve on college committees, and participate in student government initiatives. The SLC President and Vice President are elected by the student body, and additional members are appointed through an established selection process outlined in the ASLBCC governing documents. Any admitted student who meets eligibility requirements may apply to serve.
SLC positions include roles in event planning, finance, legislative affairs, student outreach, clubs and engagement, volunteer coordination, and student advocacy. Members participate in leadership training and are eligible to receive tuition grants based on enrollment and eligibility criteria.
For more information a bout getting involved in student leadership, contact Student Life and Leadership at 541-917-4457 or email getinvolved@linnbenton.edu.