Did you correctly guess the answer from yesterday’s LEAGUE Circus trivia? The clue was: He works magic on our Jacksonville facilities.
The answer is: Rick Lashbrook, general maintenance technician.
Did you apply for a LEAGUE Grant? LEAGUE Grant awards will be announced at the LEAGUE kickoff on Tuesday, March 28 in Cass Gym beginning at 11:30 a.m.
A previous LEAGUE Grant was awarded to the surgical technology program for recording equipment. The equipment allows students to demonstrate the skills they learn without having to wait for the instructor to be free.
For those who would like a vegetarian meal on Professional Development Day, March 28, please contact Jay Kitterman at Jay.Kitterman@llcc.edu to reserve one.
To make a pledge to the LEAGUE campaign, complete the 2023 LEAGUE Form and you will be entered into a drawing to win a prize, including gift cards from Olive Garden, Texas Roadhouse and a basket from Raising Canes.
Today’s LEAGUE Circus Trivia clue:
And now for today’s LEAGUE Circus trivia. Can you guess the faculty or staff member of LLCC Big top from the following clue:
She is an expert juggler of finance.
Submit your answer to LLCCFoundation@llcc.edu for a chance to win a prize. Check back for the answer. Congratulations to previous winner Kim Lesko.
Did you correctly guess the answer from yesterday’s LEAGUE Circus trivia? The clue was: She walks a tight rope of all our health care programs. The answer is: Dr. Cynthia Maskey, dean of health professions.
Did you correctly guess the faculty and staff from LLCC’s Big Top yesterday? The clue was: She tames our newest LLCC “Lion” on the force. The answer to yesterday’s LEAGUE Circus Trivia clue? The answer is: Tammy Baehr, police officer.
Did you correctly guess the answer to yesterday’s LEAGUE Circus Trivia? The clue was: He may not be the world’s strongest man, but he knows weights and fitness.
Applications for 2023-2024 LLCC Foundation scholarships are due March 1.
Jennifer Call, CIC, of Springfield is a risk consultant and partner at Troxell, a locally owned insurance agency with offices throughout Illinois. She works with individuals and businesses to customize insurance programs while also serving as a strategic leader within the organization. She is involved with numerous community organizations including Vision of Hope, Springfield Chamber and Westside Rotary.
Tom Fitch of Springfield is the vice president of facilities, real estate and construction at Springfield Clinic. He has a master’s degree in structural engineering, a bachelor’s degree in civil engineering and 15 years of executive leadership and 14 years of small business ownership experience. His previous board experience includes the Chamber of Commerce, Heartland Credit Union and the YMCA.
Lou Johnson of Taylorville in the general manager of McLane Foodservice, which has been in the trucking business for more than 130 years and is one of America’s biggest private fleets with 46 distribution centers throughout the country. Johnson is active on several boards including Loving Arms and the Taylorville Chamber of Commerce. He also coaches youth soccer for the YMCA.
Bobby Kulavic of Springfield has been a member of the Bi-Petro team for more than 10 years. He serves as director, finance and planning, and works with Bi-Petro’s crude oil inventory, movements and the operations in Utica. Kulavic is an LLCC alum and also earned bachelor’s and master’s degrees in business administration.
Adam Pallai of Springfield is an LLCC alum and also earned a bachelor’s degree in civil engineering. As vice president of Martin Engineering, he serves as the project manager and engineer for numerous ongoing projects and as the state and federal grant administrator for various municipalities. He is an active member of local organizations including Springfield Lake Council of Clubs.
This year’s LLCC Homecoming Royals Josh Hughes and Marley Smith were announced during halftime of the women’s basketball game. Hughes is a history major pursuing a career in secondary education. He is a member of Phi Theta Kappa academic honor society and a peer tutor and student worker in the LLCC Center for Academic Success. Marley Smith is an education major and member of the women’s basketball team. She plans on pursuing a career in administration.