If you are in need of a notary for official documents, LLCC has three on the main campus.
Mary Dellert, executive assistant to the president — Mary is located in Menard Hall.
Crystal Norris, administrative assistant the dean, social sciences and business — Crystal is located in Sangamon Hall.
Jill Siebert, donor relations coordintor, LLCC Foundation — Jill is located in Menard Hall.
As I return to work today, I would like to thank my LLCC family for the continuous compassionate support that allowed me to stay home and care for my husband, Mark, in his last months. I cannot thank everyone individually but please know that each kindness made going through these difficult months possible. Thank you.
Dr. Cynthia Maskey
Dean, Health Professions
I would like to express my extreme gratitude for the wonderful send-off into retirement. I truly appreciate the cards, emails, gifts and warm wishes I received. Special thanks to April Bergman, Kristin Booher and Kim Alexander for creating such an amazing retirement reception! I am so thankful to have had this opportunity to serve LLCC and work with so many generous, talented and supportive colleagues. I wish you all the best and will certainly miss my LLCC family.
Kim Eddings
Director, LLCC Accessibility Services
Are you planning a country western-themed wedding or party soon? The LLCC Foundation has two tumbleweeds that were used as decorations for the Spurs and Sparkles Gala in April. They are available for $40 each or two for $75. Below is a description from the Dried Décor website where they were purchased:
This Gigantic sized tumbleweed is guaranteed to move in the wind measuring between 24-30 inches this one will get your attention crossing the highway. These truly country plants are fun and decorative for any time. Try them painted for a fun Christmas tree that you can decorate for the holidays. A great decorative addition to any country western themed ho
liday, party, or occasion. These babies were meant to roll so if they are outside make sure they are tied down good.
Please feel free to view them in person in the Foundation or call 217-786-2343 or email llccfoundation@llcc.edu for more information.
If you have plans to work on your instructional videos this summer, please take a look at our Lightboard system, a transparent whiteboard made for video creation. Becky Miller and Matt Vespa have put together a demonstration video of the Lightboard. If you are interested in learning more about the Lightboard or would like to reserve time this summer to use it, please contact Andy Mitkos at andy.mitkos@llcc.edu or at (217)786-2763.
We extend our condolences to Tom Spears, workforce development program coordinator, on the passing of his mother, Elaine Grman, on June 9. Services are June 15 in Mt. Olive. Read the obituary.
Due to technical difficulties, May vacation accruals have been delayed. We are working to fix this issue promptly and will notify you once the accruals are processed. We appreciate your understanding and patience.
We extend our condolences to Lyndsey Craigmiles-Brooks, administrative assistant, LLCC-Medical District, on the passing of her stepfather, Charles “Bob” Bernard. Read the obituary.
We extend our condolences to Nichole Coffey, student accounts manager, finance, on the passing of her father, Michael Coffey on May 26. A celebration of life will be scheduled at a later time. Read the obituary.
Join the LLCC Has Heart Team, or start your own for the Springfield Heart and Stroke Walk on June 9. The event takes place at Erin’s Pavilion. Registration begins at 1 p.m., the walk starts at 1:30 p.m.
The Springfield Heart and Stroke Walk is a one or two mile fun walk. There is something for every member of the family: a fruit bar, balloon animals for kids, CPR basics and a warm-up with a WERQ instructor. The Heart and Stroke Walk benefits the American Heart Association.