“For Every Student, For Every Community”

LLCC Board of Trustees Vice Chair Wayne Rosenthal, Agriculture Student Skylar Stewart and Board of Trustees Secretary Samantha Enz

LLCC Board of Trustees Vice Chair Wayne Rosenthal, Agriculture Student Skylar Stewart and Board of Trustees Secretary Samantha Enz

The Illinois Community College Marketing Collaborative held a press conference yesterday, announcing the launch of a new statewide campaign, “For Every Student, For Every Community.” The campaign focuses on community colleges in Illinois and the many valuable and vital benefits they bring to the state.

Skylar Steward speaking from podium with Wayne Rosenthal in background

LLCC Board of Trustees Vice Chair Wayne Rosenthal and LLCC Ag Student Skylar Stewart spoke at the event.

The messaging centers on five truths that all Illinois community colleges share.

  • On our campuses, everyone belongs. We serve the most diverse group of students and communities of any post-secondary option in Illinois. We feel like home, and we open up the world.
  • We are outcomes-driven. Our degree and stackable certificate programs help every student forge a clear, personalized path toward their goal, giving them a sense of accomplishment and greater control over their future.
  • We open up access to more rewarding futures. We make the proven and substantial benefits of higher education available to the greatest number of people by doing whatever it takes to help them succeed.
  • We’re flexible, innovative and agile. We meet students where they are and make the most of their prior learning experiences. We can ramp up and re-engineer workforce development programs quickly, helping businesses and government stay ahead.
  • We’re dedicated and accountable to our communities. We return our communities’ investment by boosting local education levels and social mobility, developing new generations of local leaders, and being a trusted, proactive partner for local economic and civic ambitions.

In the news

Karen Sanders, vice president, advancement, and executive director, LLCC Foundation, was interviewed yesterday on WSMI about LLCC Giving Day coming up on Nov. 15

In the news

Chris Russell, police chief, and student Ellie Lieber were interviewed regarding the “Fear 101” haunted house by WCIA TV Oct. 27. Students Faith Barnett and Hunter Woods also led the reporter through the haunted house.

Yokogawa Fluid Imaging Technologies posted information on their FlowCam Blog highlighting Dave Cox, professor biology, and Jennifer Davis, lab coordinator, for their upcoming project using FlowCam technology to expand students’ understanding of biological diversity.

In the news

Dee Krueger, director, LLCC-Taylorville, was interviewed Thursday, Oct. 26, on the WTIM Morning Show. She discussed spring registration, Microsoft Office training opportunities available at LLCC-Taylorville and the variety of health care programs available at LLCC.

In the news

Mackenzie Bryant, recruitment specialist, was interviewed by WICS for the Friday Night Rivals football game broadcast Oct. 20 on WBUI. LLCC is the education sponsor of Friday Night Rivals.