Exposure to different experiences at Lake Superior State University helped me to learn and decide what I wanted to do with my life. There were many opportunities to help my learning experience, including day and weekend trips to various geological sites. It wasn’t all travel though; there was lots of hands-on experience that helped demonstrate what we learned in lectures.
Nicole Anderson
Geologist
NAEVA Geophysics, Inc.
Admissions
Campus Technology
LSSU Information Technology offers a variety of services and programs for students. Classroom laboratories provide for instruction that involves hardware and/or software. During non-class hours, General Access Labs provide copies of the software used in classes, Internet access to students, office suite software, and printers. Help for students utilizing software in the classroom or labs is available in the Learning Center. Computers enhance the research ability of the KJS Library with access to the Internet and many databases. The University maintains a student-to-computer ratio of 10:1, which means there is usually a computer available whenever a student needs one.
Upon enrollment, a student will receive Campus Wide ID (CWID) which can be used to access my.lssu.edu, our campus portal which contains email, calendar, course information, and many other useful resources. Instructions and help for using the e-mail account are available at the information Technology HelpDesk in the Administration Building . High Speed Internet Access is also available in the student residences and many locations across campus, including wireless access in the KJS Library.
Current information regarding Information Technology and Computer Services can also be obtained at http://it.lssu.edu.
LSSU's dedicated three-story fire lab made all the difference to Brian Applegate.
"Our certification training classes offered real situations," Brian says. Students practice victim search techniques while controlling and extinguishing fires. Applegate says his favorite exercise was the live fire flashover simulation. "We saw how fires evolved as they burned," he says. "It’s as close as you can get to the real thing."
LSSU Information Technology offers a variety of services and programs for students. Classroom laboratories provide for instruction that involves hardware and/or software. During non-class hours, General Access Labs provide copies of the software used in classes, Internet access to students, office suite software, and printers. Help for students utilizing software in the classroom or labs is available in the 
