Our condolences to Christina Courier, aviation program assistant, on the passing of her father, Mark Courier, on Monday. Arrangements are pending at this time.
Condolences to family and friends of Carl D. Oblinger, former LLCC trustee, who passed away Sunday. Arrangements are pending with Kirlin-Egan & Butler Funeral Home. See more here.
MYTH: It is only considered stalking if the perpetrator is physically following you. REALITY: Stalkers use a variety of methods to monitor, harass and threaten their victims. In addition to being physically followed, stalking can include: someone learning your routine and waiting for you in places you frequently visit and the use of technology such as phones, computers, social media, GPS and cameras. Join SAVE Taskforce’s efforts to debunk common and dangerous myths by discussing the facts you learn from the LincIn posts, table tents and bathroom posters. For more information, visit www.llcc.edu/sexual-violence-resources.
IMPORTANT NOTICE FROM PAYROLL: The 2016 W-2 forms are now available on WebAdvisor. If you have elected to receive your W-2 online, log into WebAdvisor and select W-2 Statements and then tax year 2016. If you are not signed up for online access to your W-2, your printed form were mailed yesterday, Jan. 23, 2017. Please contact Cheryl Sneed at 786-2247 or cheryl.sneed@llcc.edu if you have any questions or concerns regarding your 2016 W-2.
IMPORTANT NOTICE FROM ACCOUNT PAYABLE: Effective immediately, Accounts Payable will no longer reimburse sales tax. Any requests for personal reimbursement that include sales tax will be reduced by the sales tax amount. Lincoln Land Community College is a tax exempt entity. It is important that all purchases be made through our Purchasing office because they work with our vendors to ensure that LLCC is not subject to sales tax. In the rare instances when purchases need to be made by an individual, he or she should contact the Purchasing office to confirm if the vendor has a copy of our tax exempt certificate. As we continue to look at ways to be good stewards of LLCC resources, it is important that we do not pay for a cost from which we are exempt. You can contact Karie Longhta, Rachel Patarozzi or Cheryl Sneed if you have any questions or concerns.
We extend our sincere sympathy to Bob Howard, director, Truck Driver Training, on the passing of his mother, Wanda Howard, on Friday, Jan. 20. Visitation was held yesterday with funeral services today at 10 a.m. at Sutton Memorial Home in Taylorville. Burial will be in Mt. Auburn Cemetery. Memorials may be made to Christian County Senior Citizens Transportation, 701 W. Adams St., Taylorville, IL 62568.
We extend our condolences to Brittany Clark, retention specialist, on the passing of her father, David J. Manser, on Jan. 11. Funeral arrangements are currently pending.
A sincere thank you to everybody for their expressions of sympathy to us with the passing of our dad in December. Whether you sent a card or email, stopped us in the hallway to say a kind word, or offered up a quiet thought or prayer … please know how much your thoughtfulness is appreciated. Thank you so much.
Lori Smith, scholarship program coordinator, LLCC Foundation
Kevin Kirsch, professor, auto CAD
Jessie Blackburn, academic success professional, will be visiting the Litchfield outreach center every Monday throughout the spring semester to work with students in one-on-one appointments. During the appointments, Jessie will:
In addition to Jessie’s services, Steve Collins, LLCC adjunct faculty, will provide tutoring for math students and Ray Young, LLCC adjunct faculty, will provide help with any writing-related task.
The Career Connections Expo (formerly Collegiate Career Fair), co-sponsored by LLCC, will be held on Feb. 16 from 11:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. at the Recreation and Athletic Center at UIS. Students seeking jobs can network with over 100 employers. They should be encouraged to bring their resume, dress professionally and be prepared to talk to employers about potential job and internship opportunities. More details are available HERE or from Mary Beth Ray, director of advising, counseling and career services.
Connect with your body and your breath while also increasing flexibility and building strength. Whether you are looking for a way to improve your regular workouts, or simply a space to connect with your mind and body and “reset,” this class is perfect for you. All levels welcome. This class will be taught by LLCC’s very own, Valerie Wright, associate dean of nursing. Fee: $30 Time: 12:30-1:30 p.m. Dates: Thursday, 1/26, 2/2 and 2/9 Location: Montgomery Hall, room 1144 Course Code: CEW 802-05