Inspiring Futures: The Commodore Hall of Fame Alumni Recognition
Welcome to the LCCC Commodore Hall of Fame! This prestigious honor celebrates the alumni and former students of Lorain County Community College and the University Partnership who have achieved remarkable success in their personal and professional lives while significantly impacting their communities. Through their leadership, service, and innovation, inductees exemplify the core values of LCCC and inspire future generations. We invite you to explore the nomination criteria and learn how you can help recognize those whose contributions continue to shape our world and highlight the transformative power of education.
CONGRATULATIONS to our 2025 Hall of Fame Inductees
The 2025 Commodore Hall of Fame Inductees represent some of the very best of Lorain County Community College’s alumni community—leaders, changemakers, and advocates who have turned opportunity into achievement. Their stories reflect the powerful impact of an LCCC education and the enduring commitment our graduates have to their communities, professions, and personal growth. We are proud to celebrate these outstanding individuals whose journeys continue to inspire current and future Commodores.
- Tim Alcorn
- Jack Bradley
- Franco Gallo
- Carrie Jankowski
- Tasha Markovich
Celebrate Our Alumni
Celebrate the inspiring accomplishments of our honorees, whose dedication to success and community service is at the core of LCCC's mission. From pioneering entrepreneurs to compassionate healthcare professionals, these individuals embody the transformative power of education and determination.
Our Commodore Hall of Fame showcases their journeys and achievements, highlighting their impact locally and globally.
Our Class of 2024 Inductees
Meet the visionaries and change-makers who have left an indelible mark on the LCCC community. From accomplished alumni to distinguished faculty and community partners, each inductee exemplifies excellence, resilience, and a commitment to positively impacting the world.
