LLCC’s Ghost Hunting 101 class was featured on WICS on Wednesday, Oct. 23. The reporter interviewed Loren Hamilton, community education class instructor.
Category Archives: Community Education
In the news
Jolene Lamb, director, LLCC Community Education, was interviewed on WTAX Monday morning about the second “Arts for ALL” presentation taking place today, Oct. 2, 1-2 p.m. in the Trutter Center. Dorothy Paige Turner and Joel Ross, nationally known singer-songwriters and educators from Rockford, will feature musical selections from the “Great American Songbook.” Through song and narrative, the artists explore the roots of jazz among enslaved Africans who brought their field hollers, work songs and spirituals to this uniquely American art form. Ross will also demonstrate the evolution of Ragtime and stride piano. Each event will include a post-performance Q&A session hosted by Jim Leach.
Jay Kitterman, culinary and special events coordinator, authored this weeks Epicuriosity 101,”A good, sweet year,” in the State Journal-Register.
In the news
The Academy of Lifelong Learning will soon host the “Arts for ALL” event featuring Dorothy Page Turner and Joel Ross. The performers recently spoke with NPR Illinois. Listen online.
In the news
Sheridan Lane, director, culinary and hospitality programs, dives into the culinary influence of Hispanic and Latino impressions on modern day cuisine during Hispanic Heritage Month in this week’s Epicuriosity column for the Springfield State Journal-Register.
Jolene Lamb, director, community education was interviewed by WCIA for a segment on the morning news called Community College Connection. Lamb was discussing the Academy of Lifelong Learning.
In the News
Dave Cox, professor, biology, was in the news for LLCC’s annual honey harvest on Sept. 10. Dave was interviewed for WTAX and WFMB radio stations. WICS Newschannel 20 also covered the honey harvest on Tuesday.
Jolene Lamb, director, LLCC Community Education, was interviewed on WICS yesterday morning about the Academy of Lifelong Learning and the opportunities it offers those 50 and greater. Members enjoy access to 12-15 monthly programs and special interest groups encompassing a wide array of activities from learning to play Mahjongg to social events featuring guest speakers. They also explore our community through taking local tours and day trips, playing golf and learning about history, technology and other topics of interest. Learn more online.
If your garden is overflowing with late summer produce, a great option is to freeze it. Channing Fullaway-Johnson, culinary coordinator, community education explains the best way to prep veggies for feezing, in this week’s Epicuriosity 101 column for the State Journal-Register.
LLCC at state fair
LLCC will be at the Illinois State Fair! The college will be in the Illinois Community College Board (ICCB) tent (off Brian Raney Ave., near Lincoln Stage) on four days to share information on the wide array of educational opportunities available from LLCC and other Illinois community colleges. Representatives from LLCC Recruitment and Admissions and academic departments will be on hand with interactive activities and to talk with fairgoers.
- Friday, Aug. 9 – Natural and Agricultural Sciences
- Saturday, Aug. 10 – Community Education
- Wednesday, Aug. 14 – Workforce Institute
- Friday, Aug. 16 – Health Professions
Jay Kitterman, culinary and special events consultant, will be judging the Blue Ribbon Pie Contest once again at the state fair. Channing Fullaway-Johnson will be judging charcuterie on Saturday, Aug. 10.
The LLCC Ag Club will be helping out at the Pork Patio on Saturday, Aug. 17.
LLCC to host Illinois Domestic Violence Conference
Financial abuse is one of the most powerful methods of keeping a survivor trapped in an abusive relationship. LLCC is teaming up with local, state and national organizations for a statewide conference aimed at helping survivors and practitioners move forward with economic justice. The all day conference happens Sept. 13. CEUs are available. Learn more online.
ALL presents Arts for ALL public presentations
LLCC’s Academy of Lifelong Learning (ALL) is offering two free Arts for ALL public presentations featuring the beauty and uniqeness of all people, through the arts. Dates are Aug. 8 and Oct. 2.
ALL Fall Kickoff Aug. 15
LLCC’s Academy of Lifelong Learning invites the public to their fall kickoff on Aug. 15 from 1-3 p.m. in the Student Union.
This year’s theme is “Explore, Engage and Enjoy.” Learn more about the event.
In the News
Pat Blinn, member of the ALL board of directors, invites community members to stay active and engaged by taking part in ALL programs. Read her Senior News and Times essay titled, “Enrich your life with ALL through exploration, engagement and enjoyment.”