About Us
Anthony Greenburg
Interim Director of The Early College
Mr. Greenburg has taught both Advanced Placement English and English for the International Baccalaureate Diploma Program at Eastern High School. Certified to teach English, History, and Anthropology, he holds a B.A. from the University of Michigan in Cultural Anthropology and an M.A. in Secondary Education from Aquinas College. In 2007 he earned his National Board Certification English Language Arts: Adolescence and Young Adulthood. He believes that STEM at the TEC will guide many of our thoughts and actions and will serve as the motivation for many of our students.
Peter Lincolnhol
Lead Support
Mr. Lincolnhol will be assisting with all of our logistics, data management and scheduling. If you have questions about the campus or procedures at LCC, he will be our go to person. He has a B.A. in Management from Northwood University and has been working in various positions at LCC for over 15 years, most recently in the Arts and Sciences division. He looks forward to helping everyone involved in the program succeed.
Page Smith
Mathematics
Mrs. Smith comes to us from Lansing Eastern High School where she was department chair. Ms. Smith also has a counseling degree and will be teaching College prep math. Mrs. Smith holds degrees from Hillsdale College and Spring Arbor University. For Mrs. Smith, STEM means a focus on curriculum areas that incorporate more projects into the learning. It will offer opportunities for students to explore these areas and see if they would like to have further experiences in these areas.
Matthew Boeve
Social Studies
This is Mr. Boeve’s eighth year as an instructor of high school-aged
students. He has taught at various places which include Lowell Area
Schools, Countryside Academy in Benton Harbor, Marshall Academy, and this is his
second year at The Early College. He holds a B.A. from the University of
Michigan with majors in Social Studies and History and is currently 3 credits
short of earning his M.A. in Instruction and Curriculum from Grand Valley State
University. He loves teaching social studies because of all the real world
applications. "Social Studies is a subject that is alive because history,
political decisions, and current events are being made every day. I love having
students make those real world connections in order to see that social studies
really is worth studying and does have application to their lives."
Lori Kindsvatter
Science
Mrs. Kindsvatter comes to us from Pewamo-Westphalia High School where she was the department chair and has taught AP Biology, Anatomy & Physiology, Chemistry, Physics and General Biology. Mrs. Kindsvatter holds a B.S. in Medical Technology from Michigan State University, a B.S. in Science Education from Ferris State University and a M.S. in Animal Behavior and Conservation Biology from Central Michigan University. Mrs. Kindsvatter will be teaching Chemistry and Integrated Science at The Early College. She believes that incorporating STEM into the curriculum will help students have authentic learning experiences that will assist them in becoming career and college ready. Students will learn science by doing science.
430 N. Capitol
Lansing, MI 48933
Phone: (517) 483-1640
Fax: (517) 483-9703
