GREAT News: Now Enrolling Students for Fall Term 2019 online degree programs
Create Your New Career in Energy Management OR Water Conservation Technician! All Online!
You no longer need to move to Eugene, Oregon (our fair city) to participate in the Lane Community College, 2-year Energy Management Degree or the Water Conservation Technician Degree.
Our two-year degrees offer fully online courses, (which means you never need to set foot on our campus) in addition to providing hands-on skills with “real world” field projects and cultivating employment opportunities with local/regional employers.
The Energy Management program will teach you how to evaluate energy use patterns, recommend energy efficiency techniques, integrate alternative energy sources, and perform systems analysis to solve problems - all very marketable skills used in the Energy Management (saving the human race) industry! ....and the labor market is vibrant! Don't wait to get into this program and find that degree that matches your environmental ethic! We are taking applications for fall term 2019 classes now!!
More good news - We are bringing our Controls Option online as well! Our controls option develops skills in the above Energy Management defined skill set and then overlays digital Building Controls courses that help to automate building systems which means they run more efficiently.
The Water Conservation Technician Program trains individuals to evaluate water use patterns; develop, implement, market and maintain conservation programs; perform public outreach; recommend water efficiency techniques; integrate alternative water sources, and perform systems analysis to solve problems.
As water-related issues continue to increase, more voluntary and mandatory water conservation opportunities are being created that require a technical skill set like that which is offered within this program. Employment opportunities in Water Conservation are excellent. Students must consider the Western United States when seeking employment as those willing to relocate will have greater employment opportunities.
Don't wait to get into this program and find that degree that matches your environmental ethic! We are taking applications for fall term 2019 classes now!!
Greater News! - The Eugene Water and Electric Board (EWEB) has committed $25,000 for Energy Management Program Scholarships. To Qualify for a scholarship, students must live and/or work in the EWEB service territory, be a declared Energy Management major, and enrolled in an Energy Management Program (NRG) core class. For more information and to receive an application please contact Roger Ebbage, Program Coordinator, at or 541-463-6160
EWEB Scholarships donated by 
Additional Scholarships are available through the American Public Power Association. DEED Funding for Students as Paid Interns. Check it out!!!
- $4,000 plus up to $1,000 in travel funds to attend an applicable conference.
- Spring Application Cycle: December 1 - February 15
- Fall Application Cycle: August 1 - October 15
More Great News!! The Energy Management Program has secured $20,000 to offer partial scholarships to students who are customers of public power. Applicants must be a declared Energy Management major and enrolled in an Energy Management Program (NRG) core class. For more information and to receive an application please contact Roger Ebbage, Program Coordinator, at or 541-463-6160.
Public Power Scholarships made possible by 
The American Association of Community Coleges (AACC) MentorLinks program has selected the Lane Community College Energy Management program Leadership to serve as a mentor to the Environmental Technologies and Sustainable Practices program at Cascadia College in Washington. Over the next two years Gail Marie Alexander (Cascadia) and Roger Ebbage (Lane) will explore a number of areas of interest cited by Alexander in her proposal to the AACC.