The LLCC Chemistry Club is hosting a bake sale in A. Lincoln Commons today from 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Stop by to pick up some baked goods to support the club!

LLCC Student Life and TRIO Student Support Services are hosting a reconciliation and diversity symposium, “The Red Road to Victory,” today from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. in A. Lincoln Commons Lounge. This program features Bill Miller and is part of the Soup and Stories series for Native American Heritage Month.

The program is open to the LLCC community, but geared toward the development of students. If faculty and staff are interested in attending there is just a $3 charge for the lunch. If a faculty member brings their class to the program, they are able to eat for free!

LLCC Student Life and TRIO Student Support Services are hosting a reconciliation and diversity symposium, “The Red Road to Victory,” on Nov. 28, from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. in A. Lincoln Commons Lounge. This program features Bill Miller and is part of the Soup and Stories series for Native American Heritage Month.

The program is open to the LLCC community, but geared toward the development of students. If faculty and staff are interested in attending there is just a $3 charge for the lunch. If a faculty member brings their class to the program, they are able to eat for free!

LLCC Student Life and TRIO Student Support Services are hosting a reconciliation and diversity symposium, “The Red Road to Victory,” on Nov. 28, from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. in A. Lincoln Commons Lounge. This program features Bill Miller and is part of the Soup and Stories series for Native American Heritage Month.

The program is open to the LLCC community, but geared toward the development of students. If faculty and staff are interested in attending there is just a $3 charge for the lunch. If a faculty member brings their class to the program, they are able to eat for free!

Nov. 20 is Transgender Day of Remembrance, an annual observance that honors the memory of those whose lives were lost in acts of anti-transgender violence. The LLCC Gay-Straight Alliance is sponsoring an information table in A. Lincoln Commons today from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. where you can learn more.

The LLCC Student Radiographer Association (SRA) is selling Double Good popcorn to help raise funds for an upcoming student conference, and orders are due today, Nov. 20. To place your order or for additional information, please contact the SRA advisors: Sharon Cheek at Sharon.Cheek@llcc.edu or 786-2499, or Janelle Murphy at Janelle.Murphy@llcc.edu or 786-2408.

Available flavors include Little Kettle That Could, In a Caramel Nutshell, My Main Cheese, Easy Peasy Caramel Cheesy, In Queso Fire and more. Package options range from snack bags to signature gift tins. Wouldn’t these make great Christmas gifts and stocking stuffers? View all the available flavors, package options and prices.

The LLCC Games Club is hosting a book signing event for LLCC student and novelist Benjamin Grafton tomorrow in A. Lincoln Commons from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. His novel is titled “Project M.E.R.C.” Ben will provide readings from the novel, and there will be a Q&A session. The signed copy of the book will be available for $10. Light refreshments will be provided.

LLCC Student Life is hosting a blood drive today, Nov. 16, from 9 a.m.- 3 p.m. in the student union, Menard Hall. Walk-ins are welcome! All donors please eat before donation and present a photo ID.

The LLCC Student Radiographer Association (SRA) is selling Double Good popcorn to help raise funds for an upcoming student conference. Available flavors include Little Kettle That Could, In a Caramel Nutshell, My Main Cheese, Easy Peasy Caramel Cheesy, In Queso Fire and more. Package options range from snack bags to signature gift tins. View all the available flavors, package options and prices.

Wouldn’t these make great Christmas gifts and stocking stuffers? To place your order or for additional information, please contact the SRA advisors: Sharon Cheek at Sharon.Cheek@llcc.edu or 786-2499, or Janelle Murphy at Janelle.Murphy@llcc.edu or 786-2408. SRA will take orders up until Monday, Nov. 20.

LLCC Student Life would like to thank all who participated in Friday’s Veterans Day Ceremony, especially LLCC Board of Trustees Chair Dennis Shackelford, LLCC student veterans Lance Corporal Bobby Herpel and Corporal Nathaniel Mayfield, and the American Legion Post 759 Color Guard. Additionally, our thanks to the LLCC Student Life student workers for their help placing American flags around campus to honor our LLCC veterans. Their time and help the morning and afternoon of the event was greatly appreciated. We are also grateful to facilities staff for the wonderful setup, LLCC Epicurean Club for the delicious cupcakes, Subway for the coffee served at the Veterans Day reception and PRM for the invitations, fliers and programs.