Jessie Blackburn has joined the Center for Academic Success (Learning Lab) as the new Academic Success Professional. She can be reached at 6-2396 or jessie.blackburn@llcc.edu. Welcome Jessie!
Category Archives: General
This week at LLCC
Monday, June 9 – Summer session begins/Welcome Week
– Girls basketball camp begins (June 9-12), 9-11 a.m., Cass Gym
Tuesday, June 10 – Trutter Museum hosts Greater Springfield Chamber of Commerce’s “Good Morning Springfield,” 7:30 a.m., Trutter Center
– Dean of Arts & Humanities Open Campus Forum, 2:30-3 p.m., Robert H. Stephens Room
Wednesday, June 11 – Dean of Arts & Humanities Open Campus Forum, 2:15-3:15 p.m., Robert H. Stephens Room
Trutter Museum hosts Chamber’s “Good Morning Springfield”
The Philip and Mary Kathryn Trutter Museum will host the Chamber’s “Good Morning Springfield” Tuesday, June 10 and you’re invited to stop by. The breakfast gathering begins at 7:30 a.m. at the Trutter Center and provides guests an opportunity to network and connect with community partners and friends. As a Chamber member, college faculty and staff are welcome to attend. Admission is $3 per person. Please stop by, connect with other Chamber members, and visit the Trutter Museum’s latest exhibit which celebrates Phil Trutter’s 100th birthday his work and love of art.
Note from Facilities Services regarding moves
Office and classroom moves can be very disruptive to all. In an effort to make office and classroom moves as efficient as possible and to minimize the inconvenience of moving for affected staff and students, Facilities Services is requesting to be involved in the planning of any classroom, office, furniture and equipment move on campus. Even a simple office space trade among staff can potentially result in a considerable amount of planning, work and expense. Please contact the Facilities Services Office, 6-2304, at least two weeks before any planned moves so that we can have sufficient time to plan and can accommodate your needs while maintaining all other campus grounds and facilities.
New Letterhead Available
The new LLCC letterhead has arrived on campus! Sheets can be picked up in Printing/Duplication, Menard Hall lower level.
Letterhead specific to other LLCC locations will be delivered this week on your regular deliveries.
A reminder that digital letterhead is available on the PRM Portal, as well!
Loggers finish season at NJCAA World Series
The Loggers baseball team advanced to the NJCAA World Series in Enid, Oklahoma over the Memorial Day weekend. The team lost its opener to Hinds Community College, and was eliminated when defeated by #1 ranked Mesa Community College 9-0. The Loggers finish at 44-17. Congratulations on a great season!
New Digital Letterhead Available
Following the seating of the new Student Trustee, Jefferson Gentry, new letterhead has been created. Digital versions are available now on the PRM Portal; click on the first item under “Announcements.” Hard copy letterhead is expected to be delivered within two weeks, at which point an announcement will be made about where you can pick some up.
Andrew Dewey’s Commencement Speech receives standing ovation
2014 Commencement Speaker Andrew Dewey shared his story of how LLCC gave him a new life after he hit rock bottom. His speech drew a standing ovation from the crowd at Commencement Friday, May 16. Click HERE to read his speech or view video filmed from the audience and be reminded of how LLCC changes lives!
Congratulations Amber Berman and Student United Way!
Amber Berman, program assistant, Student Life Office, has been awarded the Campus Advisor of the Year award from United Way Worldwide. The announcement read: “Congratulations! We were incredibly impressed with the work you’re doing at Lincoln Land Community College. Amber Berman’s leadership and support has created huge opportunities for her students to LIVE UNITED on campus and in the community. For that reason, we’ve awarded her Campus Advisor of the year.
“By winning this award, you’ve proven yourself a leader in the Student United Way network. We will continue to rely on you and support you for future learning opportunities and you will be eligible for mini grants through United Way Worldwide that are not available to the rest of the network.”
Congratulations Amber and LLCC Student United Way!
Parking lots 9 and 11 closed today
Parking lots 9 and 11 on the east side of the Millennium Center are closed today for set-up of the Girls on the Run event being held on campus tomorrow. The lots will be open again Monday.