Virtual Math Center services are available to students through Zoom. The spring 2021 Virtual Math Center hours are:
For a complete listing of Virtual Math Center instructors and tutors, view the Math Center Spring 2021 Schedule.
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Jay Kitterman, consultant, LLCC Culinary Institute, wrote today’s Epicuriosity 101 column in the State Journal-Register entitled, “Food trends for 2021.”
In an effort to gather progress information for the current fiscal year’s Planning & Budgeting Projects, a simple Midyear Progress Update form has been created for your completion. This will serve as an update on current FY21 Planning & Budgeting Projects. If you submitted a project request during the FY21 Planning & Budgeting Process, you will be required to submit midyear progress update information for approved projects. View updated FY21 Planning & Budgeting documents. Budget Maintenance requests are excluded from this process.
Please access the SharePoint form and provide progress information for each of your FY21 projects. The form is filtered to display the project id numbers that you will need to respond to. Select a project id number, provide the necessary information, include supporting documents as attachments and submit the form. As each project id is completed, it will be removed from the drop down list on the SharePoint form.
All submitted forms will be routed directly to your VP/cabinet-level supervisor for review.
Your responses should include specific evidence to support your project progress. If you have questions about what type of specific support, please contact Karie Longhta.
If you have any problems with accessing the SharePoint page, contact Megan McCann.
The updates should be submitted no later than Jan. 31, 2021.
Originally presented live on Dec. 10, 2020, the online seminar “Using Active Listening to Deepen Student Engagement in Live Remote Classes” is now available for on-demand viewing. You can access the presentation and supporting documents through the on-demand seminar link. To access the presentaiton, enter the following password: remote211
On-demand access to the seminar will be available for one year from the date of the live presentation.
Please contact becky.parton@llcc.edu with any questions.
We extend our condolences to Chris Russell, LLCC chief of police, on the recent passing of his father, William Woodrow Russell Sr. of Sherman on Jan. 12. A funeral service will be held on Tuesday, Jan. 19, 10 a.m. at Staab Funeral Home in Springfield. A burial will follow at Oak Ridge Cemetery. CDC protocol should be followed. Read the obituary.
My name is David Jones, and I am a certified financial planner with AIG Retirement, formerly known as Valic. We are a provider of the 403b and 457b retirement savings plans available to LLCC employees. Many of you have seen me on campus in the past. For obvious reasons, I have not been scheduling regular visits to the campus this academic year, but I am still available at your convenience to review your accounts, make changes or enroll new participants who are ready to start saving for retirement.
I can be reached by cell phone at 217-653-9171 or by email at David.jones@aig.com. I can also conduct one-on-one or group Webex meetings to be accessed through email invitation. One-on-one, face-to-face meetings can also be scheduled at a location of your choosing. Please feel free to contact me with any questions or to schedule an appointment.
Sincerely,
David Jones, CFP®
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A photo by Tony Rothering, professor of biology, is featured on the cover of the Just Words publication of a volunteer holding a male Goldencrowned Kinglet during a recent bird banding event at Jubilee Farm. Jubilee Farm, west of Springfield, hosts bird banding events in the summer and fall.
Thanks to Dr. Gary Armour, laboratory safety coordinator, for sharing these photos from campus.
