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Education: University of Pittsburgh B.S. Molecular Biology University of Michigan M.S. Biological Chemistry

Master of Science, Biological Chemistry; Bachelor of Science, Molecular Biology

Meghan is a Lake Michigan College alumni. After she graduated, she was fortunate enough to have the wonderful opportunity to serve LMC students in the Records and Registration Department as a Records Generalist. Within the department, Meghan evaluates transcripts, processes verifications and other various forms for students, answers inquiries via phone and email, and maintains student records. She also assists with registration at the One Stop.

Dr. Cara Peterman is a fluvial geomorphologist. She has a wide range of fluvial geomorphological interests with an emphasis on understanding the effects that natural and or human-induced perturbations have on water-resources and soils, in addition to how global climate change are impacting water availability and quality.

- Ph.D. in Geology with focus in Fluvial Geomorphology – University of Kentucky, Lexington, Kentucky. Dissertation: “Tracing source contributions to assess spatial patterns of erosion in a mixed land use environment: Otter Creek Catchment, Fort Knox, Kentucky,” 2013-2020.
- M.S. in Environmental Science - University of Michigan-Dearborn, Dearborn, Michigan. Thesis: “Heavy Metal Contamination in an Urban Neighborhood, Detroit, Michigan,” 2011 – 2013.
- B.S. in Earth Science, minor in Geology – University of Michigan-Dearborn, Dearborn, Michigan. 2008 – 2011.
- Certificate: Geographical Information Systems (GIS), ArcGIS, University of Michigan-Dearborn, Dearborn, Michigan. 2008-2011.
- A.S. in Science (Chemistry) – Monroe County College, Monroe, Michigan, 2005-2008.

Master of Science (in progress), Physical Ed: Sports Studies; Bachelor of Science, Health Education: School

Master of Fine Arts, Studio Arts; Bachelor of Fine Arts, Fine Arts

Pat Pomeroy is originally from Berrien County and has stayed close to her roots. After spending 33 years working for the State of Michigan, Department of Human Services, in various positions from unit clerk to computer operator to case worker, she retired. After a year off, she accepted part-time employment with Lake Michigan College in the Financial Aid Department. She has since transferred to the Finance Department and currently works in the Business Office as a cashier and accounts receivable assistant.

Pat was a member of Phi Theta Kappa and graduated from Southwestern Michigan College with an Associate of Applied Science in Accounting

Dr. Scott L. Pratt brings a wealth of expertise as a Chief Information Officer (CIO), holding a Ph.D. in Psychology from Northcentral University. His academic journey includes a Master of Business Administration (MBA), reflecting his commitment to a multidisciplinary approach.

Beyond his educational achievements, Scott is a Certified Scrum Professional-Scrum Master (CSP-SM), showcasing his proficiency in agile methodologies and effective project management. His background in psychology adds a unique dimension to his role, enabling him to seamlessly integrate human behavior insights with technological solutions.

In his capacity as CIO, Scott strategically aligns information systems with organizational objectives, driving efficiency and innovation. His dynamic skill set and dedication to professional growth position him as a standout leader at the intersection of psychology and technology.

Master of Arts, Teaching, Elementary Education

Non-emergency security, incident reports, crime and fire reporting