Make plans to team up for the LLCC Employee Kickball Tournament taking place on May 10. Games will start at 10 a.m. and follow a single elimination format. Teams are asked to register before the end of the day, May 3. Teams must consist of a minimum of six and no more than nine players.
Contact Brian.Tweryon@llcc.edu or Rachel.Duff@llcc.edu with any questions.
The LLCC Black Student Union made use of the after-hours study space in Trutter this past Sunday. BSU students were able to use this uninterrupted time to work on upcoming assignments and prepare for finals week. The students also received a visit from Ember while studying. LLCC staff Brandon Lewis, Kim Wilson, Lisa Clanton and Andre Rye volunteered their Sunday afternoons and also provided much needed study snacks! Thank you to LLCC Police Department for their assistance as well.
Students, faculty and staff are invited to Ember’s birthday “pawty” today, Nov. 20, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in A. Lincoln Commons. Meet with Ember, the college’s outreach and therapy dog, and LLCC police officers, and enjoy cupcakes!
Students, faculty and staff are invited to Ember’s birthday “pawty” on Monday, Nov. 20, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in A. Lincoln Commons. Meet with Ember, the college’s outreach and therapy dog, and LLCC police officers!
Several of the parking spots on the east side of Menard Hall are now designated for 30-minute parking. Everyone’s participation in following the posted time limits for these short-term parking spots is appreciated.
LLCC’s second cardboard boat regatta, sponsored by the LLCC Police Department, was held earlier this fall semester at Lake Macoupin. The event raised $240 for charity. The funds have been donated to Wooden It Be Lovely, a non-profit designed to give women in need unique and empowering employment and job training, enriching relationships and housing.
Fear 101, the college’s haunted house sponsored by the LLCC Police Department, entertained a total of approximately 1,680 attendees in October. Daily attendance numbers were:
On average there were 18 student volunteers each night. We gave out over $200 in candy to kids during our lights-on version.
The Police Department would like to specifically thank LLCC’s Art program, Highway Construction Careers Training program, Student Life, Diagnostic Medical Sonography program, IT and the Springfield Police Explorers program as well as all the LLCC faculty and staff who donated items or their time to make the first LLCC Haunted House a huge success.
Chris Russell, police chief, and student Ellie Lieber were interviewed regarding the “Fear 101” haunted house by WCIA TV Oct. 27. Students Faith Barnett and Hunter Woods also led the reporter through the haunted house.
Yokogawa Fluid Imaging Technologies posted information on their FlowCam Blog highlighting Dave Cox, professor biology, and Jennifer Davis, lab coordinator, for their upcoming project using FlowCam technology to expand students’ understanding of biological diversity.
“Fear 101” is open today, Oct. 27! The public is invited to attend today and tomorrow, Oct. 28, from 6:30-11 p.m.
The evening haunted house is recommended for ages 13 and up. A special “lights on” version for those younger and less adventurous will be held on Oct. 28 from 4-6 p.m.
Fear 101 is sponsored by the LLCC Police Department. Students from construction and art classes assisted in building and decorating the haunted house, which is located in the lower level of Sangamon Hall South.
Admission is $5 and $2 for LLCC students.
“Fear 101” opens today, Oct. 13! The public is invited to attend on Fridays, Oct. 20 and 27 and Saturday, Oct. 28 from 6:30-11 p.m.
The evening haunted house is recommended for ages 13 and up. A special “lights on” version for those younger and less adventurous will be held on Oct. 28 from 4-6 p.m.
Fear 101 is sponsored by the LLCC Police Department. Students from construction and art classes assisted in building and decorating the haunted house, which is located in the lower level of Sangamon Hall South.
Admission is $5 and $2 for LLCC students.