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Kyla Kruse, chief communications officer, was interviewed by WICS Newschannel 20 on Monday, Feb. 19. WICS covered LLCC’s Open House, which drew more than 300 guests. Visitors spoke with faculty and staff, viewed exhibits, toured select areas of campus, learned about the basics of college and choosing a major, and could apply for admission.

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Dr. Laurel Bretz, assistant vice president of continuing, corporate and professional education was a guest on WTAX this morning to discuss LLCC’s digital literacy courses for older adults. Read more about these ongoing classes being held at LLCC-Medical District.

In this week’s Epicuriosity 101 column for the State Journal-Register, Chef Specialist Joshua Dineen celebrates the love of chocolate in honor of Valentine’s week.

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Dee Krueger, director, LLCC-Taylorville, was interviewed by WTIM Monday, Feb. 12, about LLCC’s upcoming open house events taking place on Monday, Feb. 19, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Prospective students interested in starting or restarting college or training for a new career are invited.

LLCC’s Lincoln Lecture was covered by WICS yesterday. Jacob K. Friefeld spoke to an audience of approximately 50 in-person and 17 Zoom attendees on “Abraham Lincoln and the Making of the American West.”

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Michelle Burger, scholarship program and alumni services coordinator, was interviewed by the Taylorville Breeze Friday about the LLCC Foundation scholarship application and how to apply. Applications for the 2024-25 academic year are due Feb. 15.

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Lisa Clanton, student success coach and African-American History Month committee co-chair, was interviewed by WICS on Wednesday about upcoming LLCC events for African-American History Month including Tuesday’s event, “Young, Gifted & Black.”

In the News: Dr. Charlotte Warren

In her Illinois Times essay, “Explore opportunities for your future,” Dr. Charlotte Warren discusses the upcoming LLCC Open House on Feb. 19 and how it is a great way to discover available learning and career opportunities and an exciting step in the journey to reach one’s goals. “Lincoln Land Community College helps many students explore options and take that first step toward reaching their goals — whether a student is looking for hands-on career training, for one specific class or to earn an associate degree that transfers to a four-year university.”

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Dr. Laurel Bretz, assistant vice president, continuing, corporate and professional education, was interviewed by WICS yesterday on the free digital literacy classes LLCC and AT&T are partnering to provide. The classes begin this month and are designed to help bridge the technological divide for older adults.

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Dr. Laurel Bretz, assistant vice president, continuing, corporate and professional education, authored Sunday’s article in the State Journal-Register on the free digital literacy classes LLCC and AT&T are partnering to provide in order to help bridge the technological divide for older adults.