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Keith M. Campbell

"The education that I received at Lake Superior State University has opened many doors for me. I have worked with Firefighters and Paramedics for over thirty years as a co-worker, educator, and student. I have been very blessed in my life to have these opportunities. I truly believe that education is the cornerstone of everyone’s career and LSSU provides the best.

My future goals are to become the Director of a Fire Science program and follow in the footsteps of the great educators that I have had the privilege of learning from. This will not be easy, but I believe that these Professors have prepared me to be successful. My achievements will be a direct result of the knowledge that they have bestowed upon me. It will then be my obligation to share this knowledge with others. ”

Keith M. Campbell '07

Firefighter/Paramedic

Fire and hazardous materials response coordinator for the U.S. Navy based in Bahrain

Orientation

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Who is required to attend orientation?
All new students, including transfer students, attending the main campus.

Why is orientation necessary?
Orientation is when students (and parents) learn important information on academic policies and procedures that students are expected to follow while attending LSSU.  During orientation, students (and parents) will also learn about the wide range of services available to assist them (the student) in having a successful university experience.

Is there a cost to attend orientation?
Yes.  Students are required to pay a one-time Enrollment/Orientation Fee of $125.  This fee covers all costs associated with orientation programming.  It should be paid when you complete your orientation registration by online payment through the Bill & Payment Suite located within My.LSSU > Anchor Access. Both U.S. bank account transfers and credit card (Visa/MasterCard/Discover) are accepted.

How long is the orientation program?
Orientation is a full day event. Typically, freshman orientation runs from 8:30 a.m. - 4 p.m. and transfer orientation from 10:30 a.m. - 4 p.m. Please refer to your confirmation letter for specific check-in times and locations.

Is there a parent program?
We offer a parent program during our summer orientations.

Will parents and students be together during orientation?
During the summer orientation programs there are specific times in the morning when both new students and parents will be together.  For the remainder of the day, students and parents are separated and have different activities.

Are placement exams required of all students?
No.  Placement exams are only required when a student does not have ACT/SAT scores or have transfer credit for English or mathematics.  Students do have the option of taking the exams to challenge their placement in English and mathematics, however this is not required.

Will I receive a confirmation of my orientation registration?
Yes.  Students will receive confirmation to their LSSU email account.

Do I need to bring transcripts from prior institutions with me?
Yes.  If you have attended a prior institution and have not received a transfer credit evaluation from LSSU, you need to bring a copy of your transcripts with you to orientation.  It is strongly recommended that you bring along course syllabi and/or a college catalog as well.  NOTE:  Official copies must be submitted to the Admissions Office.

Do I need to bring AP, CLEP or IB scores with me?
Yes.  If your scores have not been submitted to LSSU, it is strongly recommended that you bring a copy of your score report with you.  NOTE:  Official reports must be submitted to the Testing Center.

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Vision of 1st Place

Robotics Industries Association

First Place
Lake Superior State University

Automated Assembly of Seat Indexing Mechanisms

Other award recipients: Carnegie Mellon University, and a team comprised of students from University of Kentucky, University of Florida, and the Colorado School of Mines

1999 Robotics Industries Association: Robotics & Vision Show

May 11, 1999
International Scholarship Competition
Detroit, Mich.

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