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Humans of LBCC II


Cody Kahl
I'm from Philomath and I'm currently on my third year at LBCC. I'm transferring to Oregon State at the end of the term. I chose LBCC to save money while taking my pre-req courses. I'm studying Food & Fermentation Science with the dream of opening my own brewery. Although I attend Linn-Benton, I am part of the Acacia Fraternity at Oregon State. I joined Fall 2015 and have been apart of the house since then. I got the role of Vice President this year, and will hold the role for the 2018 calendar year. Although I'm still close to my hometown, the fraternity helped me reach out and make a ton of new friends. It has also helped me strengthen my leadership skills."

Dalton Holt
"I'm from a small town in eastern Oregon called Athena. As soon as I was 18 and graduated my parents moved to Boise, Idaho and I made the choice to be on my own. Since then I have attended Walla Walla community college before transferring to Oregon State, and have done everything for work from commercial roofing, buying and selling cars, and paining. I worked in Florida for about a year before returning to OSU and began working for Dutch Bros, while finishing my degree. Dutch bros provides me with the atmosphere, support, and opportunity to work hard, challenge myself, and achieve goals that I set." 


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