Dr. Charlotte Warren, president, was interviewed on WMAY Radio May 13 about the graduate parade and commencement, how LLCC has moved forward through the pandemic and what’s ahead for summer and fall.
Open Door WEI billboards
Three Open Door–Workforce Equity Initiative students are featured on billboards in Springfield, located at Martin Luther King Dr. and E. Cook, 11th and Jefferson, and S. Grand and Old Rochester Road. WEI is currently recruiting students for the free workforce training program. www.llcc.edu/open-door-wei
LLCC’s Open Door-Workforce Equity Initiative is also mentioned in this May 12 story in the State-Journal Register.
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Jay Kitterman, consultant, LLCC Culinary Institute, wrote today’s Epicuriosity 101 column in the State Journal-Register entitled, “Even though the show was cancelled, here’s what’s new in food technology.”
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Charlotte Warren, Ph.D., president, is a guest at 7:25 this morning on Sports Radio 1450’s AM Springfield program, speaking on the Kreher Agriculture Center and LLCC’s impact as an economic engine for the community.
View a video of last week’s ribbon cutting:
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Yesterday’s ribbon cutting for the Kreher Agriculture Center was covered by WICS, the State Journal-Register, WFMB, WTAX, WMAY, Illinois AgriNews and Morning Ag Clips. Dr. Charlotte Warren, LLCC president; Ken Elmore, chair, LLCC Board of Trustees; Bill Harmon, professor of agronomy; Alexis Carroll, LLCC Ag Club president; and Brooklyn Wurm, LLCC ag student, provided interviews for the media. FarmWeek also published a story in advance of the ribbon cutting.
We are grateful to all of our community partners, donors, elected officials and media who joined us yesterday for the opening of the Kreher Agriculture Center.
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Jamil Steele, director, LLCC Adult Education and Literacy, was interviewed by the Jacksonville Journal Courier May 5 regarding LLCC Adult Education offering classes to downtown Beardstown.
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Ron Riggle, athletic director and head baseball coach, was interviewed yesterday by Sports Radio 1450 about the Loggers’ baseball team, which is currently ranked fourth nationally.
Sheridan Lane, director, culinary program and operations, is the author of today’s Epicuriosity 101 column, “Teamwork makes events event sweeter.”
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Dr. Cynthia Maskey, dean, health professions, wrote the essay “Health care professionals serve with compassion, care and love” that appeared in Sunday’s State Journal-Register.
Kathryn Ransom, past president, LLCC Academy of Lifelong Learning authored “Join in the Fun: Up – Out of the Rocking Chair” for the latest edition of Senior News.
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Dee Krueger, director, LLCC-Taylorville, was interviewed on the WTIM Morning Talk Show on Thursday, April 29. She discussed commencement related events taking place the week of May 10 to celebrate our graduates, summer and fall class offerings, and the enrollment process.
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Dr. Charlotte Warren, president; Karen Sanders, vice president of advancement and executive director, LLCC Foundation; and Bill Harmon, professor of agronomy, were interviewed this week by FarmWeek, a weekly publication of the Illinois Farm Bureau, for an online story and in the May 3 print edition on the opening of the Kreher Agriculture Center.
Curt Robinson, director, truck driver training, was interviewed by WCIA TV yesterday for a story about the shortage of truck drivers.