LLCC Public Relations and Marketing is pleased to welcome Russell Michelich. He begins his new position today, Feb. 14, as the administrative assistant to the chief communications officer. He previously served as webstore technician for the college. Russell will be working from the LLCC Information Desk and can be reached at 217-786-3445 or russell.michelich@llcc.edu. Welcome Russell!
The LLCC Human Resources office is advertising for a course materials coordinator and a network administrator. Full details on these and all other open positions can be viewed on the HR employment page.
In partnership with Deer Oaks Employee Assistance Program, information will be shared about services available through the EAP program on a quarterly basis. This quarter’s topic is focused on family. Did you know that Deer Oaks offers support during a variety of family and marital challenges? Visit the Health and Wellness Page to view the flier and the learn how Deer Oaks EAP can help support your family.
Plus, check out the resources regarding heart health for February’s Heart Health Month.
The LLCC Human Resources office is advertising for a computer science instructor. Full details on this and all other open positions can be viewed on the HR employment page.
Don’t miss the professional development opportunity, “Finding Joy in the Work You Do,” which will be held Feb. 15, 2024, 1-3 p.m., at the Trutter Center.
This two-hour program is designed to ignite a sense of joy in individuals within their daily work. This course delves into the power of finding fulfillment not just for oneself but also from the act of helping others. The program emphasizes the ripple effect of positivity, encouraging individuals to find joy not only in personal accomplishments but also in the impact they have on the well-being of their colleagues and the broader community.
The speaker is David Ziebler, CEO and founder of Ziebler & Associates, a company that offers coaching, training and consulting services to help individuals and organizations achieve their goals.
To register, email alan.pasley@llcc.edu. To see further information on this and other professional development events, visit the Staff Training and Development webpage.
Today starts Walk on Wednesdays. Anyone interested in joining the walk can meet in front Cass Gym at 12:30 p.m. Although signup is not required, please feel free to use this spreadsheet to sign up for today’s walk or for any future walking events. We hope to see you there.
Plus, visit the health and wellness page for information on Heart Health and check out the upcoming events provided below. View details and add the event to your calendar by clicking on the event.
The LLCC Human Resources office is advertising three positions.
Full details on this and all other open positions can be viewed on the HR employment page.
All employees are welcome to participate in the self-defense course being held today from noon to 1 p.m. in the Trutter Center. Participants will learn three personal safety tips and three simple, easy to learn and recall, self-defense techniques to counter the most common real-life threats. All attendees will be entered into a drawing to win two free weeks of Krav Maga (self-defense lessons) from Amy Giles at Progressive Kenpo Karate.
Friday is National Wear Red Day in honor of Heart Health Month.
And congratulations to Julie Eason who was the winner of the Deer Oaks EAP Scavenger Hunt and the $50 gift card.
The LLCC Human Resources office is advertising for health professions instructors for the following programs:
Full details on this and all other open positions can be viewed on the HR employment page.
Don’t miss this professional development opportunity, “Finding Joy in the Work You Do.”
Feb. 15, 2024, from 1-3 p.m. at the Trutter Center.
This two-hour program is designed to ignite a sense of joy in individuals within their daily work. This course delves into the power of finding fulfillment not just for oneself but also from the act of helping others. The program emphasizes the ripple effect of positivity, encouraging individuals to find joy not only in personal accomplishments but also in the impact they have on the well-being of their colleagues and the broader community.
The speaker is David Ziebler, CEO and founder of Ziebler & Associates, a company that offers coaching, training, and consulting services to help individuals and organizations achieve their goals.
To register email alan.pasley@llcc.edu. To see further information on this and other professional development events, visit the Staff Training and Development webpage.