This past Saturday, the IV Leaguers student nursing club made a walking taco dinner for the families staying in the Ronald McDonald House. The club made dinner for 25 guests and had the opportunity to meet a couple of present guests.
Pictured below: Ronald McDonald with (seated, l-r) club advisors, Professor Amanda Roche and Kim Young; (standing, l-r) Carrie Jacobs, advisor; second semester club member Capria Fields; and club president and fourth semester ADN student Lily Anderson.
Update: Krispy Kreme is unable to do the LLCC Honors Program student club fundraiser this week, so the event is postponed.
The LLCC Honors Program student club will be holding a Krispy Kreme fundraiser! They will be selling Krispy Kreme original glazed doughnuts for $13 a dozen. The fundraiser will be held March 29-31, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., in A. Lincoln Commons.
Impact Life and LLCC Student Life would like to extend our sincere gratitude to all those who supported the blood drive! We exceeded our goal, and that is a demonstration of the LLCC community’s generosity.
The next drive will take place this summer, so please watch for that date and registration link. Thank you again for helping LLCC build upon its legacy of saving lives in our community!
It’s Student Government Association (SGA) election application time, and no one knows better than you those students who might have an interest in serving in this capacity and who would be dedicated to the role! We would love a ballot full of students in all different programs and majors, involved in a variety of activities at LLCC, and eager to represent their fellow students. Please encourage student leaders to apply!
The 2023-2024 SGA Election Packet went live on Monday, March 20. This packet includes more information about SGA, each of the positions and qualifications for candidacy. Positions include:
All positions within SGA carry with them the potential to supercharge a student’s leadership and resume experiences. If you know of students who exemplify some of the best qualities of our student body, please reach out to share this opportunity with them. They will appreciate knowing you think they are up for the role — even if they decide not to run! You are welcome to share names with us as well and we will email letting them know that someone thinks they would be an asset to SGA.
SGA applications are due by 11:59 p.m. on Monday, April 3. SGA and LLCC Student Life will host recruitment events while the application is open so interested students can ask current members or the advisor questions. Those events will be posted on the Lincoln Landing App.
Thank you for your support of SGA and helping us build a great team for 2023-2024!
Questions can be directed to Kristin Booher, SGA advisor, at Kristin.Booher@llcc.edu.
One out of seven people entering the hospital will need blood, and ImpactLife works locally to provide that for patients. Tomorrow, March 23, they will be in A. Lincoln Commons from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. to make donating even more convenient. Appointments are required and you can sign up now online. Donors will receive a cooler tote or a gift card!
If you have questions about the process or eligibility, visit www.bloodcenter.org or email Kristin Booher. Thank you for helping to save lives!
It’s Student Government Association (SGA) Election time and no one knows better than you those students who might have an interest in serving in this capacity, and who would be dedicated to the role! We would love a ballot full of students in all different programs and majors, involved in a variety of activities at LLCC, and eager to represent their fellow students. Please encourage student leaders to apply!
The 2023-2024 SGA Election Packet went live on Monday, March 20. This packet includes more information about SGA, each of the positions and qualifications for candidacy. Positions include:
All positions within SGA carry with them the potential to supercharge a student’s leadership and resume experiences. If you know of students who exemplify some of the best qualities of our student body, please reach out to share this opportunity with them. They will appreciate knowing you think they are up for the role — even if they decide not to run! You are welcome to share names with us as well and we will email letting them know that someone thinks they would be an asset to SGA.
SGA applications are due by 11:59 p.m. on Monday, April 3. SGA and LLCC Student Life will host recruitment events while the application is open so interested students can ask current members or the advisor questions. Those events will be posted on the Lincoln Landing App.
Thank you for your support of SGA and helping us build a great team for 2023-2024!
Questions can be directed to Kristin Booher, SGA advisor, at Kristin.Booher@llcc.edu.
One out of seven people entering the hospital will need blood, and ImpactLife works locally to provide that for patients. On Thursday, March 23, they will be in A. Lincoln Commons from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. to make donating even more convenient. Appointments are required and you can sign up now online. Donors will receive a cooler tote or a gift card!
If you have questions about the process or eligibility, visit www.bloodcenter.org or email Kristin Booher. Thank you for helping to save lives!
One out of seven people entering the hospital will need blood, and ImpactLife works locally to provide that for patients. On March 23, they will be in A. Lincoln Commons from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. to make donating even more convenient. Appointments are required and you can sign up now online. Donors will receive a cooler tote or a gift card!
If you have questions about the process or eligibility, visit www.bloodcenter.org or email Kristin Booher. Thank you for helping to save lives!
LLCC’s Black Student Union is hosting a private screening of “No Title for Tracey” today, Feb. 27, 3-4:30 p.m. in Menard 2207
The documentary shares the story of Tracey Meares being denied the title of class valedictorian because of her race even though she held the highest grade point average at Springfield High School in 1984. LLCC faculty, staff and students are invited to watch this 50-minute documentary and join in the discussion led by Dr. Nicki Florence and Maria Ansely.