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Ben Hartranft Presents “Never Let Go of Your Dreams”

Lutz Hall, Blair Music Center

LVC’s Speech-Language Pathology Department invites you to come and see Ben Hartranft, a public speaker with autism. Diagnosed with autism at age 2, Ben knew only 20 words. He is now living his dream by speaking full-time at schools, businesses, and organizations. His message of persevering through difficulties and how kindness matters is heartwarming, funny, and will inspire you to be the one to make a difference. All students, staff and faculty are invited! Act 48 credits available.

Register here or email lesnyder@lvc.edu by November 30.

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Breen Center
Visit the GPS table at the Breen Center on February 10! Explore the graduate programs offered at LVC, have your questions answered, and discover your next steps—no appointment needed.
LVC bridge in snow

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Carnegie Building, 31 N College Ave
We are excited to welcome prospective transfer students to The Valley on February 10, 2026.
Register
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Elspeth Hunter, voice & Mia Perilli, french horn (half recital)

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Bishop Library Atrium
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