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Lynn Lehman is an adjunct instructor teaching marketing, professional sales and other business courses for Lake Michigan College. She is a seasoned marketing and business professional with diverse and global industry experience in product marketing, business development, product management, communications and brand management. She is currently a Senior Global Product Manager for BISSELL working on innovation and strategy for the CrossWave branded line of products.

Over the years, Lynn has been recognized for proactively growing revenue, sales pipeline and new business/marketing opportunities for strategic branded and private label businesses. She has also demonstrated success in leading the definition and launch of new products from concept to full production and the creation of go-to-market plans in marketing roles at Perrigo, Reynolds and World Kitchen.

Lynn holds an MBA from Roosevelt University and a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration from Marquette University. She has a passion for applying learning to practical real-life situations that prepare students for success in the changing business world.

Beth Lehner is an adjunct instructor in the College Life Studies program within the school of Arts and Sciences at LMC. She has been teaching at LMC since 2017 and also serves on the CARES Team (Coordination, Assistance, Response & Education) at LMC.

Beth received her bachelor's degree in Civil & Environmental Engineering from Michigan State University. She also attended Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis to receive a K-12 teaching accreditation. She taught middle and high school science and math courses prior to teaching at LMC. Her teaching philosophy is to create meaningful lesson plans, engage students in their learning, and invest in each student.

B.A from Western Michigan University. M.A in philosophy from Eastern Michigan University. M.A in comparative religion from Western Michigan University.

I work within Lake Michigan College’s Student Well-Being and Accessibility Office to support students in accessing resources so they can focus on their education and future goals. I’m passionate about building community-driven, inclusive spaces where students feel seen, heard, and supported, and where asking for help feels normal and encouraged. Much of my work centers around the Red Hawk Refuel Pantry, and I often serve as a starting point for students who aren’t sure where to begin or what kind of support they need. I collaborate closely with counselors and campus partners to reduce barriers, host welcoming events, and connect students with resources related to mental health, accommodations, and overall well-being. If you have questions about the Red Hawk Refuel Pantry, need help finding support, or just want to talk through your options, I’m always happy to connect. Outside of work, I enjoy crafting, reading, and spending time outdoors, activities that help me recharge and bring care and creativity into the spaces I help create for students.