He was recognized for expanding curriculum offerings to include Native American History and Nez Perce language, initiating the Native American Club on campus, and has been active on a number of advisory panels related to Native American and minority issues. He is retiring this year. Ms. Vana Vernon, Administrative Assistant, Literature and Languages Division received the Classified Employee of the Year Award. Vana was nominated by peers for her professionalism and exemplary service to the college. Hunt is also the director of LCSC's Coeur d'Alene Center.
Adjunct faculty are part-time employees of the college.
Dr. Morris also recognized retiring faculty members, Dr. The foundation's award is based on student and supervisors' evaluations, contributions to the divisions, college and community, and scholarly activities. Weber was cited as bringing her excitement for math into play when teaching it to students from numerous backgrounds. The award also speaks to his implementation of rigorous standards for course content and substantive student performance with regard to those standards. Urquart described himself as incredibly lucky to be working in a field he loved, and to be teaching others about a subject that is a passion.