Category Archives: Student Life

12.08.22

Study Hall event today in A. Lincoln Commons

Ornaments hanging from strings on snowflake background
LLCC Student Life and the peer tutoring program in the Center for Academic Success are hosting one more “Study Hall” event in A. Lincoln Commons today from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Students can walk in and study for final exams with a peer tutor, pick up study supplies and resources, have a peaceful work environment before finals week and make appointments to meet with someone in the Center for Academic Success. Snacks will also be available for boosted brain power.

  • Erik – Computer Science (10 a.m. to 2 p.m.)
  • Josh – PSY 101 (10 a.m. to 2 p.m.)
  • Cassidy – CHE 100 & 101 (10 a.m. to 2 p.m.)
  • Caitlin – EGL 100, 101 & 102 (11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.)
  • Grace – Nursing (10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.)

For more information, contact Mion Denton or Tiffany Elliott.

12.08.22

Honors Program collecting donations for M.E.R.C.Y. Communities

As a reminder, the LLCC Honors Program student club is collecting donations for M.E.R.C.Y. Communities from 10 a.m. to 2  p.m. today and tomorrow! The donation box is in A. Lincoln Commons. Items to donate: diapers (especially sizes 4, 5 and 6), feminine hygiene (deodorant, tampons and pads), toothbrush, toothpaste, body wash soaps, toilet paper, dish soaps, tissues, blankets and monetary donations. Hot chocolate is being provided for free as well, so stop by and donate to share some holiday joy with those who are less fortunate!

12.07.22

Still time to donate to the PTK toy drive today

Phi Theta Kappa is conducting a toy drive to benefit the Hope Learning Academy Springfield and Hope Autism Clinic this December. The chapter is collecting sensory-friendly toys yet today, Dec. 7, in A. Lincoln Commons. We would love for you to bring a sensory toy to help the children and support our Honors In Action project to promote all-inclusive play!

Need ideas or more information about what a “sensory-friendly toy” is? Please visit this Padlet site. If you have questions, please contact chapter advisor Gillian Bauer at gillian.bauer@llcc.edu. Thank you for supporting PTK and Hope Learning Academy!

12.06.22

Honors Program collecting donations for M.E.R.C.Y. Communities

The Honors Program student club is collecting donations for M.E.R.C.Y. Communities from 10 a.m. to 2  p.m. Dec. 7-9! The donation box will be in A. Lincoln Commons. Items to donate: diapers (especially sizes 4, 5 and 6), feminine hygiene (deodorant, tampons and pads), toothbrush, toothpaste, body wash soaps, toilet paper, dish soaps, tissues, blankets and monetary donations. There will be hot chocolate provided for free as well, so stop by and donate to share some holiday joy with those who are less fortunate!

12.05.22

PTK toy drive Dec. 5-7

Phi Theta Kappa is conducting a toy drive to benefit the Hope Learning Academy Springfield and Hope Autism Clinic this December. The chapter is collecting sensory-friendly toys from Dec. 5-7 in A. Lincoln Commons. We would love for you to bring a sensory toy to help the children and support our Honors In Action project to promote all-inclusive play!

Need ideas or more information about what a “sensory-friendly toy” is? Please visit this Padlet site. If you have questions, please contact chapter advisor Gillian Bauer at gillian.bauer@llcc.edu. Thank you for supporting PTK and Hope Learning Academy!

11.29.22

PTK toy drive Dec. 5-7

Phi Theta Kappa is conducting a toy drive to benefit the Hope Learning Academy Springfield and Hope Autism Clinic this December. The chapter is collecting sensory-friendly toys from Dec. 5-7 in A. Lincoln Commons. We would love for you to bring a sensory toy to help the children and support our Honors In Action project to promote all-inclusive play!

Need ideas or more information about what a “sensory-friendly toy” is? Please visit this Padlet site. If you have questions, please contact chapter advisor Gillian Bauer at gillian.bauer@llcc.edu. Thank you for supporting PTK and Hope Learning Academy!

11.28.22

Nominate a student for Logger of the Month yet today

Faculty and staff — do you have a student you feel represents the best of our campus community? Maybe the student you have in mind is a student leader, perhaps they are academically strong or maybe they are just someone you have noticed going above and beyond lately. Whatever the case, LLCC Student Life needs your help celebrating and recognizing our amazing students!

Logger of the Month is your chance to nominate a student you feel represents our student body. In addition to receiving a $25 voucher to the LLCC Bookstore and a certificate of celebration, Logger of the Month recipients will be recognized for their respective month during the Student Recognition Ceremony in the spring semester.

Nominations will close today, Nov. 28. Please complete the Student Life Logger of The Month Nomination Form to make a nomination,

Thank you for taking the time to recognize a student.

11.28.22

Blood drive today, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Monday, Nov. 28
9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Trutter Center
Appointments and masks are required.

Schedule an appointment.

Thank you to everyone who has signed up so far. Our goal is 15 donations, so please help us fill our blood drive time slots!

While the demand for blood remains constant year-round, the rate of blood donation typically decreases during the holiday season. LLCC faculty, staff and students have always rallied together to meet this need. You can help! Donate and save three lives. You’ll be glad you did. Thank you for helping patients in need.

11.22.22

Sign up for the Nov. 28 blood drive

Monday, Nov. 28
9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Trutter Center
Appointments and masks are required.

Schedule an appointment.

Thank you to everyone who has signed up so far. Our goal is 15 donations, so please help us fill our blood drive time slots!

While the demand for blood remains constant year-round, the rate of blood donation typically decreases during the holiday season. LLCC faculty, staff and students have always rallied together to meet this need. You can help! Donate and save three lives. You’ll be glad you did. Thank you for helping patients in need.

11.21.22

Nominate a student for Logger of the Month

Faculty and staff — do you have a student you feel represents the best of our campus community? Maybe the student you have in mind is a student leader, perhaps they are academically strong or maybe they are just someone you have noticed going above and beyond lately. Whatever the case, LLCC Student Life needs your help celebrating and recognizing our amazing students!

Student Life is thrilled to begin a new tradition, Logger of the Month. Logger of the Month is your chance to nominate a student you feel represents our student body. In addition to receiving a $25 voucher to the LLCC Bookstore and a certificate of celebration, Logger of the Month recipients will be recognized for their respective month during the Student Recognition Ceremony in the spring semester.

Nominations are currently being accepted for October and will close on Nov. 28. Please complete the Student Life Logger of The Month Nomination Form to make a nomination,

Thank you for taking the time to recognize a student.