LLCC’s Workforce Institute will host a series of information sessions for students interested in the college’s high demand programs including commercial electrical and industrial maintenance, construction occupations, diesel technologies, hospitality management and culinary arts and welding. Read more online.
Join the Journaling and Mindfulness session today in Menard Hall, Room 1179 from noon until 1:00 p.m. Led by Deborah Brothers and John Paul Jaramillo, this session will allow for time to relax and spark creativity. Bring your journal and ink pen, or grab one of each from the Wellness Wagon, and enjoy some time for self-care.
We hope to see you there!
The Learning Resources Workgroup meets again today, Nov. 13, 1-3 p.m. in Kreher Agriculture Center, Rooms 1115/1117. We have data to share and foster further discussion. If you couldn’t attend the first meeting, you are still welcome to join us as we continue our conversation! If you have any questions, please contact Ryan Roberts or Alex Berry.
The Learning Resources Workgroup will meet again on Nov. 13, 1-3 p.m. in Kreher Agriculture Center, Rooms 1115/1117. We have data to share and foster further discussion. If you couldn’t attend the first meeting, you are still welcome to join us as we continue our conversation! If you have any questions, please contact Ryan Roberts or Alex Berry.
I want to thank my Lincoln Land family for the love and support shown to me in the loss of my dear mother. I appreciate your presence, flowers, prayers and words of encouragement. God bless you all.
The Early Alert workgroup is investigating how we can use an early alert system to improve student retention. LLCC’s current Early Alert system is used by some faculty members to report grades at specific times throughout the semester, but it does not have widespread use. Since every LLCC employee interacts with students in some capacity, we would like to hear your ideas on how we can support students through an early alert intervention. Please think about any conversations you’ve had or overheard with students where they have described a gap in service or a barrier they have experienced. We want to gather input from the LLCC community and encourage you to complete a brief survey by Nov. 1.
We would like to thank the campus community for their support after the passing of our father and grandfather Elmer Harmon. The emails, cards and words of encouragement are greatly appreciated. He was a strong advocate for LLCC and was proud to have three children and three grandchildren graduate from the college.
Bill Harmon, professor, agriculture, and Brianna VanMeter, recruitment specialist
LLCC Facilities welcomes Samantha Cox to the team. Sam’s first day was Oct. 17. She graduated in May from Blackburn College. Blackburn is known for its Student Managed Work Program. While there, Sam was the manager of Campus Services, so she brings that experience to LLCC. Sam will concentrate her work on Sangamon Hall. Welcome to LLCC, Sam!
The Early Alert workgroup is investigating how we can use an early alert system to improve student retention. LLCC’s current Early Alert system is used by some faculty members to report grades at specific times throughout the semester, but it does not have widespread use. Since every LLCC employee interacts with students in some capacity, we would like to hear your ideas on how we can support students through an early alert intervention. Please think about any conversations you’ve had or overheard with students where they have described a gap in service or a barrier they have experienced. We want to gather input from the LLCC community and encourage you to complete a brief survey by Nov. 1.
Hispanic Heritage Month comes to a close today. Join us in A. Lincoln Commons from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. for a Dia de los Muertos themed closing fiesta