ALC
Template:Sister project ALC may refer to:
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Businesses and organizations
- A.L.C (Andrea Lieberman Company), a U.S. fashion company
- ALC Publishing, a U.S. manga dojin comics publisher
- Action with Lao Children, a Laotian educational non-profit N.G.O.
- Alternative Learning Center
- American Legend Cooperative, a North American mink fur marketing cooperative
- American Lutheran Church (1930) (1930—1960)
- American Lutheran Church (1960—1987)
- Anindilyakwa Land Council, Groote Archipelago, Australia
- Area Learning Center, Milaca, Minnesota, U.S.
- Asian Law Caucus, U.S. AAPI civil rights and legal aid organization
- Augsburg Lutheran Churches, a U.S. Lutheran denomination
Schools
- Alice Lloyd College, Pippa Pases, Kentucky, U.S.
- Andhra Loyola College, Andhra Pradesh, India; a Jesuit higher education college
- Australian Lutheran College, North Adelaide, Australia; a divinity college and seminary
Sports and games
- Atlantic Lottery Corporation, Atlantic Canada
- American Lacrosse Conference, a women's collegiate lacrosse league division
- Atlantic Lacrosse Conference, a U.S. men's collegiate lacrosse league division
Military
- Air logistics center, in the U.S. Air Force
- Army Legal Corps, of the British Army
- Aviation Logistics Center, at U.S. Coast Guard Air Station Elizabeth City
Computing and electronics
- Asynchronous Layered Coding
- Attributive Concept Language with Complements, a description logic
- Automatic level control, in electronics
- ALC201A, ALC202, etc.; Avance Logic AC'97 audio chipsets
Transport
- ALC (automobile), a 1911 British cyclecar model
- Air Lease Corporation, a U.S. aircraft lessor
- Australian Logistics Council, a transport industry association
- Landing Craft Assault, a British W.W.II boat type
- Jaguar Advanced Lightweight Coupe Concept, a 2005 concept car model
- Alicante Airport (IATA:
ALC), Valencia, Spain - Alliance station (Amtrak:
ALC), Stark, Ohio, U.S.
Other uses
- Acetylcarnitine, a biochemical
- Ethyl alcohol, an organic compound ("alc." on beverage labelling)
- Kawésqar language (ISO 639-3:
alc), spoken in Chile