Fall 2019 Professional Development Day will take place tomorrow, Nov. 5! Dr. Gianina Baker will be the luncheon keynote.

In this session. Dr. Baker will use national trends and initiatives to connect to the current work of institutions to become student and work ready. Exploration of what is meant by the terms “student ready” and “work ready” are needed as LLCC works to center such efforts into its current equity and inclusivity work. Examples of initiatives and work happening nationally on college campuses will be used to bolster understanding and communication of how to illustrate the student experience, and how all of us, whether you work directly with students or not, impact the sense of belonging student have on our campus.

In addition to Dr. Baker’s presentation, there is a full schedule of workshops with a wide variety of topics planned throughout the day. View an overview of the Fall 2019 Professional Development Day schedule. A detailed schedule for the day with session descriptions can be found in an Oct. 22 email.

Fall 2019 Professional Development Day will take place on Tuesday, Nov. 5! Dr. Gianina Baker will be the luncheon keynote.

In this session. Dr. Baker will use national trends and initiatives to connect to the current work of institutions to become student and work ready. Exploration of what is meant by the terms “student ready” and “work ready” are needed as LLCC works to center such efforts into its current equity and inclusivity work. Examples of initiatives and work happening nationally on college campuses will be used to bolster understanding and communication of how to illustrate the student experience, and how all of us, whether you work directly with students or not, impact the sense of belonging student have on our campus.

In addition to Dr. Baker’s presentation, there is a full schedule of workshops with a wide variety of topics planned throughout the day. View an overview of the Fall 2019 Professional Development Day schedule. A detailed schedule for the day with session descriptions can be found in an Oct. 22 email.

Fall 2019 Professional Development Day will take place is one week on Tuesday, Nov. 5! Dr. Gianina Baker will be the luncheon keynote.

In this session. Dr. Baker will use national trends and initiatives to connect to the current work of institutions to become student and work ready. Exploration of what is meant by the terms “student ready” and “work ready” are needed as LLCC works to center such efforts into its current equity and inclusivity work. Examples of initiatives and work happening nationally on college campuses will be used to bolster understanding and communication of how to illustrate the student experience, and how all of us, whether you work directly with students or not, impact the sense of belonging student have on our campus.

In addition to Dr. Baker’s presentation, there is a full schedule of workshops with a wide variety of topics planned throughout the day. View an overview of the Fall 2019 Professional Development Day schedule. A detailed schedule for the day with session descriptions can be found in an Oct. 22 email.

Fall 2019 Professional Development Day will take place Tuesday, Nov. 5! Dr. Gianina Baker will be the luncheon keynote.

In this session. Dr. Baker will use national trends and initiatives to connect to the current work of institutions to become student and work ready. Exploration of what is meant by the terms “student ready” and “work ready” are needed as LLCC works to center such efforts into its current equity and inclusivity work. Examples of initiatives and work happening nationally on college campuses will be used to bolster understanding and communication of how to illustrate the student experience, and how all of us, whether you work directly with students or not, impact the sense of belonging student have on our campus.

In addition to Dr. Baker’s presentation, there is a full schedule of workshops with a wide variety of topics planned throughout the day. View an overview of the Fall 2019 Professional Development Day schedule. A detailed schedule for the day with session descriptions can be found in an Oct. 22 email.

Professional Development Day is tomorrow, March 26! View the morning schedule of sessions. Please note that the Poverty Simulation and Your STYLE at Work-Everything DiSC© Workplace sessions require preregistration (spaces are limited) to attend. Please use the link provided in the linked document to register. For information regarding afternoon activities, please contact your supervisor.

All faculty and staff are invited to the Fabulous LEAGUE kickoff on Professional Development Day, Tuesday, March 26 beginning at 11:45 a.m. in the student union.

• Delicious Las Vegas Themed Buffet featuring a complimentary horseshoe bar with Texas toast, hamburgers, chicken, waffle fries and cheese sauce and Caesar Palace Salad.
• Engaging entertainment featuring Vegas headliners and performances by Lincoln Land Community College’s very own.
• Participate in fun games such as Stack Attack, house of cards and an Elvis relay race!

• Give back by making your donation to the LEAGUE campaign to benefit scholarships, students and educational programs at LLCC.
• Be entered to win fabulous prizes, including $150 (donated by Cabinet members) if you make a pledge to the LEAGUE Campaign using payroll deduction. Other prizes include gift baskets, gift cards and more! Don’t forget to turn in your poker run hand sheet to the Foundation by 4 p.m. today, March 25.

For more information, contact the Foundation at 786-2785 or LLCCFoundation@llcc.edu.

Professional Development Day is coming up on Tuesday, March 26! View the morning schedule of sessions. Please note that the Poverty Simulation and Your STYLE at Work-Everything DiSC© Workplace sessions require preregistration to attend. Please use the link provided in the attached document to register. Spaces are limited, so sign up ASAP if you wish to attend. Lunch will be provided by the Foundation’s LEAGUE Campaign Committee. For information regarding afternoon activities, please contact your supervisor.

Spring Professional Development Day will take place on Tuesday, March 26. The committee has scheduled a variety of activities for the day. The morning will consist of numerous breakout sessions for staff and faculty, followed by the LEAGUE Employee Giving Campaign luncheon. The afternoon activities are being managed by individual divisions. To find out what your personal afternoon schedule will look like, please contact your supervisor. As always, if you have any questions regarding the events of the day, please contact Kim Elder, 786-2214 or Becky Parton, 786-2351.

Spring 2019 Professional Development Day Sessions

Save the date! Spring Professional Development Day will take place on Tuesday, March 26. The committee has scheduled a variety of activities for the day. The morning will consist of numerous breakout sessions for staff and faculty, followed by the LEAGUE Employee Giving Campaign luncheon. The afternoon activities are being managed by individual divisions. To find out what your personal afternoon schedule will look like, please contact your supervisor. As always, if you have any questions regarding the events of the day, please contact Kim Elder, 786-2214 or Becky Parton, 786-2351.

Spring 2019 Professional Development Day Sessions

Fall 2018 Professional Development Day is today, Nov. 6. The schedule for the day can be found online at www.llcc.edu/prodevday. This page also includes descriptions of all sessions, as well as downloadable files of the full schedule and a single page schedule at a glance.

Dr. Donna Beegle, president, Communication Across Barriers will be the luncheon keynote this year. Dr. Beegle grew up in generational migrant-labor poverty and left school at 15 to get married and start a family. At 25, she found herself with two children, no husband, little education and few marketable job skills. Within 10 short years, she got her GED and advanced through to a doctoral degree in educational leadership. All these experiences provide Beegle with an authentic voice with which to speak, write and train across the nation to break the iron cage of poverty. As president of Communication Across Barriers, a consulting firm dedicated to building poverty-informed communities that are armed with tools to break barriers, she works directly with children and adults currently in poverty, as well as all professionals who want to make a difference for those living in the crisis of poverty. For over 27 years, Beegle’s work has spread by word of mouth to all 50 states and six countries. Beegle is also the founder of the Opportunity Community movement, which provides the foundation for a contemporary war on poverty. Beegle will also be presenting several workshops throughout the day.

In addition to Beegle’s keynote and presentations there is a full schedule of workshops with a wide variety of topics planned throughout the day.