Lane Community College (Eugene, Or.)

Admissions is responsible for all matters concerning admissions, registration, and student records. The name of the department has variously been Admissions and Registration, Admissions and Records, or Admissions and Student Records from 1965-1999. The name was changed to Enrollment Services in 2000 and to Enrollment and Student Financial Services, reflecting the inclusion of Financial Aid and Accounts Receivable functions, in 2008.

The Arts Division includes department and programs in the visual arts and performing arts. Art and Applied Design is composed of Fine Arts, which includes programs in 2-D Art, 3-D Art, and Art History, and Media Arts which includes programs in Graphic Design and Multimedia Design. Music, Dance, and Theater Arts includes programs in Music, Dance, and Theater. The division also includes the LCC Art Gallery.

ASHLANE (Adult Student Housing for Lane) was a project to provide low-cost housing for Lane students. The ASHLANE committee received funding from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development in 1970 and construction of apartments in Springfield began in 1972. The apartments were occupied from 1972 until the mid-1980's.

In 1986 Lane sued the ASH, Inc. and eventually the owners of ASH, Inc. were convicted of mishandling federal loans and served sixteen month in federal prison. An out-of-court settlement was reached with ASH, Inc., and in 2000 Oregon's Attorney General presented Lane with checks totaling $2.3 million. The funds were used to proive apartments and housing stipends for Lane students.