The LLCC Bookstore has launched a new mobile site with an updated look, better layout and improved functionality. Anyone visiting http://bookstore.llcc.edu from a mobile device will be able to easily navigate the site, search to see what textbook is being used in a course/section, and order books or other merchandise.
The Board of Trustees will meet today, March 26 at LLCC-Beardstown. A reception begins at 5:30, with the meeting following. Click HERE for the agenda.
This Friday, March 28, counselors and Navigators from several local organizations will be available from 10am to 4pm to assist clients interested in enrolling in health coverage. View THIS FLIER for more information.
Michelle Burger (student events coordinator) and her husband Matthew welcomed a baby girl, Maevyn Michelle on March 21st at 3:28pm. She weighed 6lbs 11oz. and was 19 inches long. She is greatly adored by her siblings: Madigan, Marlow and Mathis.
There are new Springfield Yellow Pages phonebooks in the back hall of lower level Menard. Faculty and staff are welcome to pick up a new phonebook and leave their old one to be recycled.
Please remind students that submissions for the 2014 Paul Simon Student Essay Contest are due Monday, March 24! Essays must be submitted via email to writingcenter@llcc.edu by 3:00 p.m. For details, refer to the February 24 contest announcement in LincIN.
Get your 5-person team together today!! The 4-week walking challenge will begin Monday, March 31. This year’s challenge is strictly a walking challenge. Only miles walked by team members will be considered for the team challenge. Runners will be placed in a separate individual challenge. Prizes will be given away for individual and team winners. Contact Kim Elder at kim.elder@llcc.edu.
LLCC will be conducting controlled burns on the prairie areas of campus over the next few weeks, weather permitting. The burns will be conducted on the upper prairie on the north side of Menard Hall, on the south and west sides of the Workforce Careers Center and on both sides of the entrance to campus.
The controlled burns are a coordinated effort of LLCC’s Facilities Services department, biology classes and the LLCC Environmental Club. The burns have been approved by the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency.
Regarding the recent loss of my mother, I wish to thank all of the LLCC family who sent cards or flowers, offered prayers and/or words of comfort and encouragement, attended the services, or maybe just thought about me and my family during this difficult time. Your thoughtfulness did not go unnoticed and meant so much to me. It is so nice to know that people you work with care about you in this way. Thanks again.
This letter to the editor in the March 11 SJ-R says it all.