Spark at Booth-Kelly

We’re bringing Spark to Springfield!
Help us build our next Spark location in the Historic Booth-Kelly Center. Donations will ensure more youth can access a safe space to learn and grow through hands-on experiences.
COMING SUMMER 2023!
Spark at Booth-Kelly will open at the Booth-Kelly Center in Springfield, Oregon in 2023 as our second youth innovation hub for Lane County youth. This location will help us better serve youth throughout Springfield and surrounding rural communities.
Standing at 11,000 square feet, Spark at Booth-Kelly will expand our Spark programming. Housing an industrial-size CNC machine, a dedicated indoor/outdoor welding area, and a manufacturing technology pathway, all supported by industry partners. Our after-school work program, the Agency, will continue to grow at Spark at Booth-Kelly.
Spark at Booth-Kelly will also house a Youth Workforce Center. Our Elevate program will provide services and workshops centered around ready-to-work needs.


SUPPORTING PARTNERS









Huge thank you to our current sponsors! Check them out here - Lane Workforce Partnership - City of Springfield - Springfield Public Schools - Lane County - Urban Lumber Co. - Papé Group - John Hyland Construction - Pivot Architecture - Hunter Communications - Megan and Mike Shultz
COMING SUMMER 2023!
Spark at Booth-Kelly will open at the Booth-Kelly Center in Springfield, Oregon in Summer 2023 as another central youth innovation hub for Lane County youth. Spark at Booth-Kelly will help us better serve youth throughout Springfield and the rural communities east of Springfield. We've secured a location and will begin tenant improvements in the fall of 2022. We’re nearing our fundraising goal to complete construction and fill the space with equipment.


Standing at 11,000 square feet, Spark at Booth-Kelly will expand our Spark programming. Housing an industrial-size CNC machine, a dedicated indoor/outdoor welding area, and a manufacturing technology pathway, supported by industry partners. Our after-school work program, the Agency, will continue to grow at Spark at Booth-Kelly.
Spark at Booth-Kelly will also house a Youth Workforce Center. Our Elevate program will provide services and workshops centered around ready-to-work needs.



Standing at 11,000 square feet, Spark at Booth-Kelly will expand our Spark programming. Housing an industrial-size CNC machine, a dedicated indoor/outdoor welding area, and a manufacturing technology pathway, supported by industry partners. Our after-school work program, the Agency, will continue to grow at Spark at Booth-Kelly.
Spark at Booth-Kelly will also house a Youth Workforce Center. Our Elevate program will provide services and workshops centered around ready-to-work needs.










Huge thank you to our current sponsors! Check them out here - Lane Workforce Partnership - City of Springfield - Springfield Public Schools - Lane County - Urban Lumber Co. - Papé Group - John Highland Construction - Pivot Architecture - Hunter Communications - Megan and Mike Shultz
I like STEM a lot, it’s cool! This year I was able to come back as a mentor and help get a new generation into STEM, people who might not think about STEM much. Helping them see what STEM is about and how cool it can be, it was awesome.
Jerin, Invention Lab Mentor 2022 and Invention Lab Participant 2021
Become a Sponsor!
Spark at Booth-Kelly will bring tremendous economic opportunity and growth to youth, businesses, and the community. Join us in this effort! See sponsorship opportunities and sponsor recognition options below. To become a sponsor, please contact Heidi Larwick at heidi@connectedlane.org.
Equipment & Technology Opportunities
- General Equipment $5,000
- ShopBot CNC Router $25,000
- Nomad 3 Desktop CNC (3) $8,400
- Lincon MIG Welder (4) $15,200
- Prusa i3 MK3S Kit 3D Printers (4) $3,200
- Universal Laser 60 watt CO2 $20,000
Facility & Youth Opportunities
- Youth Employment $5,000
- Snack Wall (Annual) $6,000
- Youth Technology $30,000
- Construction $20,000
- Furniture $10,000+
- And so much more!
Sponsorship Recognition
- Logo placement on our website
- Recognition in our advertising
- Social media recognition
- Newsletter features
- Logo in Spark at Booth-Kelly
Invention Lab at Spark on 7th helped me get more interested in STEM. They provide resources and tools to get more involved, like cool machines and programs. They also provide ways to get help and support us a lot in our learning!
Jayla, Invention Lab Participant 2022

Spark on 7th

Spark on 7th is a Youth Innovation Space
Spark on 7th provides youth with a safe place to learn, innovate, collaborate, and create through paid, out-of-school training opportunities. Located at 22 W 7th Ave. in Eugene, Oregon, Spark on 7th opened in June 2021.
Programs and Services

In June 2021, Spark on 7th opened with its first official program, Invention Lab: a five-week, paid experience for high school students to learn skills in the invention process, build technical skills, and gain experience in human-centered design. The goal of Invention Lab is to empower generations of creators, inventors, and leaders in addressing complex issues. For this summer program, students were tasked with creating devices to monitor air quality and CO2 levels in indoor spaces.
Youth presented their inventions to the public on the last day of the program. Not only did they work together to create a working invention and prepare professional presentations, but they also created many friendships and learned to stretch their skills. One day a week was dedicated to enrichment activities including connecting the youth to the outdoors and learning about Afrofuturism.
Invention Club focuses on empowering students to become inventors and to create solutions for the community. Two cohorts of participants attend weekly meetings hosted by advisors and mentors to apply skills like human-centered design and rapid prototyping to their own invention projects. Participants form teams and at the end of the year, each team can enter the Oregon MESA Day competition hosted at Portland State University. Invention Club, including the costs of the trip to Portland, is completely free to students and families.
This year we had two Invention Club cohorts attend the MESA Day Showcase at Portland State University on May 20, 2022. The cohort from Willamette High School took second place in the high school division and the team from Hamlin Middle School took first place!
Please contact Justin Thibedeau (justin@connectedlane.org) with any questions about Invention Club.


The Agency is a blend of education and work experience in a paid position. This opportunity was extended to previous Invention Lab participants and summer interns who were recognized as taking on intellectual challenges with focus, assertiveness, and a strong sense of responsibility. The first cohort of the Agency consists of 10 interns who meet weekly at Spark on 7th for the full school year. The Agency experience kicks off with interns learning the ins and outs of the tools, machinery, and possibilities within Spark on 7th. From there, the Agency interns apply their new and existing skills toward completing projects submitted by local businesses and nonprofits.
This year, the first cohort of the Agency has completed projects for Threadbare Print House, Eugene Symphony, Food for Lane County, the City of Eugene, and EWEB, among others. Check out some of their work in the Student Projects section below.
Have an idea for a project for the 22'-23' cohort? Please contact Justin Thibedeau at justin@connectedlane.org.
With the creation of Spark on 7th, we added fee-for-service offerings to generate income for reinvestment into our programming and to engage the community at large. Our fee-for-service offerings at Spark on 7th include birthday party rentals and private events.
Birthday Party Rentals: Birthday parties are limited to 10 children. Party-goers will have a two-hour window to experience Spark on 7th, enjoy a hands-on activity, and celebrate. Birthday party rentals start at $300.
Private Events & Corporate Team-Building Workshops: Group events are limited to 50 people max. Pricing starts at $500.

In addition to rentals and private events, we also offer full-day and two-day workshops scheduled on no-school days for Eugene 4J School District, Springfield School District, & Bethel School District. Income generated from these fee-based workshops will be re-invested into our programming to help us serve those who need us most.
Be sure to check the Spark on 7th calendar below, follow us on social media, or join our newsletter to stay up to date on the latest events.
Workshops at Spark on 7th
Workshops are fun and educational activities for youth scheduled on no-school days. Follow us on social media or join our newsletter to stay up to date.
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Student Projects
Orchid Pots
Agency youth worked with a local client in need of custom-designed orchid pots. The youth went through the engineering design process by interviewing the client to establish needs for the project, then used 3D modeling to design and iterate more functional pots.


Winter Coats
Celeste Peterson from Palo Alto Software volunteered six evenings teaching the Agency youth to fix and replace broken zippers. The youth were able to turn 21 rejected coats donated by the Columbia Factory Store into good-as-new clothing. These winter coats will be donated to unhoused youth.
Custom Picnic Tables
Craig—a high school senior—submitted an Elevate mentorship application seeking a mentor to help him further his woodworking knowledge and experience before graduation. We paired Craig with Mark Bruer of Essex General Construction, Inc. Mark supported Craig by designing and building three picnic tables for Spark on 7th. These picnic tables have already been a valuable addition to Spark on 7th! Nice work Craig and Mark!
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Mural for Spark on 7th Lobby
We commissioned Brynn, a former Elevate mentorship participant, to create a mural for the lobby area of Spark on 7th. Using our logo and colors, she created this amazing work of art! We love how it turned out and think it perfectly captures the essence of the space.
Industry-informed
Our industry partners help to prepare students for life after high school by outfitting Spark on 7th with industry-standard tools and equipment, providing mentors, hosting summer interns, and much more!


Get in Touch
Sponsorship & Partnership Inquiries
Interested in sponsoring our Spark program?
Please contact Heidi Larwick at heidi@connectedlane.org for information.
Media Inquiries
Please contact Becky-Jo Samples at beckyjo@connectedlane.org.
Donations
Interested in supporting our Spark program? Donate Today!
Our Programs
Connected Lane County is a mission-driven organization striving to improve outcomes for underserved youth in Lane County. Our core programs include Elevate, which creates career-connected learning opportunities for youth; Navigate, which offers a variety of case management services to youth facing significant barriers to success; and Spark, which brings community, education, & industry together through innovation, education, and hands-on learning.
Elevate is Connected Lane County’s longest-standing program. Elevate provides career-connected learning opportunities for youth and professional development opportunities for educators. Youth experiences range from career exploration events to work-based learning opportunities such as internships, and career readiness and financial literacy training. Educator experiences include professional development workshops, educational panels, and externships with local industry.
Navigate is a re-engagement program that offers a variety of case management services to youth facing significant barriers to success. Often these youth are unhoused or otherwise underserved and they need support navigating complex systems. Our Youth Support Specialists provide the crucial support to help youth obtain educational success, employment, housing stability, financial literacy, and more.
Spark is a program bringing community, education, & industry together through innovation, education, and hands-on career-connected learning. Spark locations, such as Spark on 7th, provide youth with a safe place to learn, innovate, collaborate, and create through paid, out-of-school training opportunities. Spark helps youth grow their skills, become confident problem-solvers, and gain hands-on experiences. Spark on 7th opened at 22 W 7th Ave. in Eugene, Oregon in June 2021 as a central youth innovation hub for Lane County youth.
Lane STEM is an initiative focused on STEM experiences for students, educator development, and community awareness. Lane STEM is one of the thirteen Oregon STEM Hubs, working with all 16 school districts in Lane County. We convene the STEM Leadership and Operations teams, facilitate professional development for teachers, and implement programming for students.
Summer can be a fun break for students, but we also want to do our part to support youth during the summer months so learning doesn’t have to stop. We organize BookFest, an annual free book drive for students, and take-home STEM, math, reading, and art kits for hands-on learning at home.
Our Board
Our Board
Our board of directors includes local school districts, institutions of higher education, the local workforce board, and industry representatives.
Board Members
Andy Dey, Superintendent, Eugene School District 4J
Ashley Espinoza, Executive Director, Lane Workforce Partnership
Carlos Sequeira, Assistant Superintendent, Lane Education Service District
Dianna Carrizales-Engelmann, Assistant Dean for Administration, Director for Equity and Inclusion, University of Oregon College of Education
Grant Matthews, Interim VP of Career Technical & Workforce Development, Lane Community College
Jared Prunch, Director of Education, United Way of Lane County
Jenna Cusimano, Analyst, Lane County
Johnie Matthews, Superintendent, Lowell School District
Judy Newman, Co-Director, Early Childhood Cares
Kraig Sproles, Superintendent, Bethel School District
Laura Lee McIntyre, Interim Dean, University of Oregon College of Education
Matt Sayre, Managing Director, Onward Eugene
Patrick Phillips, Interim President, University of Oregon
Sally Bell, Vice President, Technology Association of Oregon
Tia Holliday, Curriculum Administrator, Eugene School District 4J
Todd Hamilton, Superintendent, Springfield Public Schools
Tony Scurto, Superintendent, Lane Education Service District
Our Team
Our Team
Join Our Team
We are looking for passionate and motivated individuals to join our team. Our team values creative thinking, problem-solving, relationship building, and adaptability. Would you like to join us?

Heidi Larwick
executive director
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Heidi Larwick has over 15 years of experience working with nonprofits and is committed to collaborative processes, strategic visioning, innovative ideas, and sustainable planning. As the Executive Director, Heidi leads with passion, intention, and the belief that we can each make an impact around us. She is committed to creating a community where her two young children will have the opportunity to thrive, and where all children will have equitable access to opportunities. Heidi’s accolades include being a “20 Under 40” winner in 2017, a Register-Guard Innovation and Talent Winner in 2018, a TAO People’s Choice Finalist in 2018 & 2019, and was selected as a Silicon Shire Ambassador in 2020. When she is not breaking down barriers, she enjoys trail running, navigating the local food scene, playing team sports, and creating with her daughter and son.


Michelle Martin
OFFICE COORDINATOR
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Michelle Martin has over 25 years of experience as a Program Assistant for Lane ESD. She supports Connected Lane County and its workgroups, as well as managing Lane County truancy services for public schools and homeschool compliance. Michelle provides support to Connected Lane County’s Board of Directors and the many innovative projects and initiatives that Connected Lane County has created. In her free time, she enjoys camping and spending time with her family.

Becky-Jo Samples
Marketing DiRECTOR
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Becky–Jo is passionate about providing students access to educational opportunities. She is a previous volunteer mentor for ASPIRE Oregon, a program of the Oregon Student Assistance Commission, and she has volunteered with Connected Lane County as a Marketing Jam judge and as an event speaker. Becky–Jo served on the board of directors for Downtown Languages from 2017 to 2021 and as the board president from 2019 to 2021. In January 2021, she joined the board of directors for Centro Latino Americano and serves as the board secretary.
A proud Duck, Becky–Jo holds a bachelor’s degree in sociology from the University of Oregon and a master’s of business administration from Northwest Christian University. She enjoys setting and striving to achieve goals, reading and learning new things, traveling, golfing, cooking, gardening, and spending time outdoors with her husband Josh and two dogs Mufasa and Albus.

Dan Lombardi
Project COORDINATOR
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Dan came to Connected Lane County with over 15 years of experience in education and community building throughout the Pacific Northwest. Before joining the Elevate team, he spent over six years teaching high school and middle school language arts and social studies in Oregon and Washington State – helping students understand their own history and tell their own stories. Prior to his teaching career, he served as an organizing, communications, and lobbying representative for several local and national nonprofit organizations and also worked on several statewide and local candidate and ballot measure campaigns
Dan currently lives in the Friendly Area Neighborhood of Eugene, Oregon with his partner, their kiddo, cats, chickens, ducks, and bees. When he’s not coordinating meaningful career-connected learning opportunities for the youth of Lane County, you might find him climbing a bouldering wall, hitting a tennis ball, or playing a musical instrument.

Lizzie Brown
program manager
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For over three years, Lizzie has been a vibrant, enthusiastic member of the Connected Lane County team. She is a Lane County native, a product of the Eugene 4J school district, and the Spanish Immersion program. Her academic achievements led her to the University of Portland, where she graduated in 2015 with degrees in Spanish and Sociology.
Now a seasoned member of the team, Lizzie’s passion and enthusiasm around equitable access to education for all students has grown stronger than ever. Though she doesn’t have any two-legged children of her own, Lizzie is an active and involved cat-mom to her boys Boomer and Gus. She enjoys going out to the Lane County wineries, biking to summer shows at the Cuthbert, and supporting local restaurants.

Olivia Goodheart
RESOURCE NAVIGATOR
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Meg Watson
RESOURCE NAVIGATOR
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Justin Thibedeau
Program lead
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As a Project Coordinator, Justin helped bring Spark on 7th to life! He also works toward expanding the reach of digital literacy curriculum in Lane County. Justin brings years of experience coordinating maker spaces and engineering labs and uses hands-on design challenges and curriculum to support Lane County educators and students in exploring STEM curriculum and computer science pathways.

Monica Reynoso
projects assistant
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Monica came to Connected Lane County with a bounty of volunteer experience involving youth in various capacities. She has traveled to Mexico and Guatemala on Medical Mission Trips, provided mentorship and tutoring to students in the 4J School District, and served as a Court Appointed Special Advocate of Lane County. Monica has a wealth of medical and pharmaceutical knowledge, with 23 years of combined experience in those industries. She is passionate about providing advocacy for youth in her community. You might catch her exploring the outdoors with her partner, reading, cooking, dancing, or spending time with family, friends, and her two Yorkshire Terriers in her spare time.

Elsa Douglass
projects assistant
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Elsa graduated in 2021 with a Bachelor of Arts in Advertising from the University of Oregon’s School of Journalism and Communications. A Portland native, she attended French immersion school growing up and has lived in France on and off for a few years. She is passionate about design and art, and in her free time enjoys bouldering, camping, and exploring Lane County’s natural beauty. She also enjoys playing guitar, drawing, trail running, and attending local concerts. She has experience in social media, graphic design, and communications and is excited to connect students to their passions and help set them on meaningful and enjoyable career paths.

Annie Dropek
project coordinator
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Annie has a Masters in Education from the University of Oregon and has always had a passion for empowering and guiding youth. She started her career as a middle school Language Arts teacher, then an elementary Montessori teacher, and is now excited to bring her dedication to community building and youth growth to Connected Lane County. When she isn’t working, she occupies her time by hanging out with her family and fur babies, binging nerdy TV shows, reading sci-fi and fantasy books (and trying to write her own), and drinking lots and lots of tea.

Now hiring a Projects Assistant!
Projects Assistant
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Sean Wilkinson
YOUTH SUPPORT SPECIALIST
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Sean grew up in Northern California and has spent the past decade in San Diego. He has years of experience inside the classroom and is dedicated to making a difference in the Eugene community. When he is not working he loves exploring the area with his dog Payton and loves to cook and tinker with flowers and plants.

Cheyenne Vance
Peer Support Specialist
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As a Peer Support Specialist, Cheyenne uses her lived experience and training to help support those who struggle with navigating everyday life stressors, mental health, psychological trauma, and substance abuse. She has an educational background in Human Development and Family Science and Psychology from Oregon State University. In her free time she enjoys camping, star gazing, and spending time with her two dogs.

Iliana Lang Lundgren
MARKETING & DEVELOPMENT COORDINATOR
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Iliana is committed to helping community-based nonprofit organizations increase their financial sustainability while measuring, enhancing, and sharing their impact. In her early career, she supported international nonprofits to crowdfund online and managed donor-advised funds for corporations, family foundations, and individuals. After moving to Eugene, Oregon and completing her master’s degree in nonprofit management at the University of Oregon, she is thrilled to be contributing directly to her new community by bringing her marketing and development skills to Connected Lane County to support youth from diverse backgrounds to gain the confidence and skills they need to thrive in their lives. Outside of work, she enjoys yoga, hiking/exploring, and trying new restaurants and food carts with her husband, Hunter, and dog, Rori.

Jade Luther
Graphic designer/Marketing Assistant
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Jade is the Graphic Designer and Photographer for Connected Lane County. She works closely with the marketing team to help develop new and engaging ways for youth and partners to interact with the organization. Jade is always striving to learn new skills and wants to learn as much as she can about visual designs of any kind.
She is dedicated to using her passions to help the underserved community and wants to see youth thrive and grow in environments outside of school that help them succeed and discover new paths. She has always believed in having a serving mindset and is ready to lend a hand when and where ever needed. In her free time, Jade loves spending time with her family and pets, playing video games, running, and swimming! Some of her favorite things are the color blue, dragons, and cold sunny days.

Hailey Johnston
RESOURCE NAVIGATOR
Hailey is new to Oregon and excited to be here! She graduated from Montana State University with a degree in psychology and has a background in working with students in higher education. Hailey also has experience in social work, helping youth with emotional and behavioral problems, as well as experience in the field of addiction treatment.

Shimea Jordan
Project Coordinator
Shimea Jordan joined CLC in October of this year with motivation to be more involved with youth in Lane County. Her previous experience includes managing the food and beverage department of some of Eugene’s most prestigious hotels; she brings years of event coordination experience to this new role. In her free time, Shimea can be found outside playing a pick up game of basketball or volleyball. For her, basketball has and always will be her first love. Her passion for food and adventure makes her an avid thrill seeker with an enviable appetite for life.
BookFest

In partnership with the United Way of Lane County, BookFest promotes reading and prevents summer learning loss by providing K-2nd graders with self-selected reading material for the summer. Providing students with age-appropriate books helps to improve reading scores. You can provide kids with the books they need to succeed by hosting a book drive, donating funds, or donating books. In May, we will distribute books to students at local schools throughout Lane County. Students will take home their favorites to keep and build their home libraries.
Thanks for helping us turn the page on literacy rates and prevent summer learning loss for Lane County students!
BookFest is a proud partnership between Connected Lane County and United Way of Lane County.
Careers
Careers
About Our Team
Connected Lane County is a mission-driven organization striving to improve outcomes for underserved youth in Lane County. Our core programs include Elevate, which creates career-connected learning opportunities for youth; Navigate, which offers a variety of case management services to youth facing significant barriers to success; and Spark, which brings community, education, & industry together through innovation, education, and hands-on learning.
We have maintained steady growth and we’re looking for passionate and motivated individuals to join our team. Our team values creative thinking, problem-solving, relationship building, and adaptability. Would you like to join us?
Benefits & Perks
- 401K
- Parental Leave
- Family-Friendly
- Modern Workspace
- Flexible Work Schedules
- Medical, Dental & Vision (100% covered)
- Vacation Time (Starting at 10 days)
- Personal & Sick Time (Starting at 15 days)
- Paid Holidays & Office Closures
- Paid Sabbatical (At 5 & 10 Years of Service)
Open Positions
To apply for an open position, please submit a resume with references included, a cover letter, and one letter of recommendation to info@connectedlane.org.
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The Projects Assistant contributes to and supports the planning and execution of projects and programs. Primary duties include supporting event coordination, communicating and coordinating with industry partners, school districts, and internal staff, and performing data entry of program information.
We are looking for someone enthusiastic about our mission, eager to learn and grow, and that brings a strong growth mindset. The ideal candidate is willing and able to perform any tasks assigned by the project coordinator in an efficient and timely manner and can resolve unexpected issues and challenges promptly.
This posting has closed and we are evaluating candidates. Thank you for your interest.
The Youth Support Specialist assists underserved youth in accessing and navigating crucial support services for education, career development, financial stability, mental health services, and more. This position works under the direction of the Connected Lane County Project Coordinator.
We are looking for someone enthusiastic about our mission, passionate about helping youth succeed, and that brings a strong growth mindset. The ideal candidate enjoys working directly with youth to help them overcome barriers, works well in a team setting, and brings a creative approach to solving problems.
This posting has closed and we are evaluating candidates. Thank you for your interest.
Working at Connected Lane County
We are committed to creating a work environment and culture where our team members grow and thrive. Our nimble team works hard every day to directly impact the lives of youth in Lane County. While much of our work is conducted from computer displays that require repetitive motions, employees may frequently be required to support program events and activities that include bending, reaching, standing, interacting with youth and volunteers, lifting/moving heavy objects, drive to-and-from events, and more.
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
Connected Lane County is an equal opportunity employer that values diversity. Data shows diverse teams are innovative, make better decisions, and are better able to engage employees. We are committed to hiring people who bring new perspectives and experiences to our team. Connected Lane County does not discriminate based on race, religion, color, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, age, marital status, veteran status, or disability.
Spark Workshops
Workshops at Spark on 7th
Thank you for your interest in Spark workshops. Workshops are fun and educational activities for youth scheduled on no-school days. We currently do not have any open workshops on the schedule. Please be sure to follow us on social media or join our newsletter to stay up to date on the latest events.
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Make a difference
Support Connected Lane County Programs
Your donation will support Lane County youth as they prepare for their post-secondary lives and careers. Your support will help us create deeper and more rich opportunities. Donations will support programs and initiatives such as:
- Help us bring a new Spark location to Springfield: Spark at Booth-Kelly!
- Paid internships, externships, and work placements for students, educators, and eligible youth.
- Support for youth in our various programs.
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In the News
Mentions and Highlights
Read all the great things being said about our people, our work, and our programs!
— By Julie Winsel, Eugene Magazine
Media Inquiries
If you need information for newspaper, TV, radio, or other media reports, contact Becky-Jo Samples, Marketing Director, at beckyjo@connectedlane.org.