You can still get tickets for the St. Louis Cardinals baseball game followed by the Loggers playing Lincoln Trail College at Busch Stadium on Sept. 3! Contact Gailyn Draper (gailyn.draper@llcc.edu, 217-786-2213) to purchase.
A limited quantity of right-field tickets are available for faculty and staff (and a plus-one) on a first come, first served basis. There are $50 ticket (200 level) and $40 ticket (300 level) options still available. The $40 tickets include a free jumbo hot dog and soda. All tickets include free transportation from campus to the game and back on a charter bus.
LLCC Student Services and Bookstore on the Springfield campus will be offering extended hours for fall registration in August.
Monday-Thursday, Aug. 14-17, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Friday, Aug. 18, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Saturday, Aug. 19, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Extended hours are also available Aug. 21-25 for students already enrolled in semester or first eight-week (mod 1) classes, or looking to enroll in second eight-week (mod 2) classes.
Tickets are now on sale for the St. Louis Cardinals baseball game followed by the Loggers playing Lincoln Trail College at Busch Stadium on Sept. 3! Contact Gailyn Draper (gailyn.draper@llcc.edu, 217-786-2213) to purchase.
Fifty right-field tickets are available for faculty and staff (and a plus-one) on a first come, first served basis. There are 10 $50 tickets (200 level) and 40 $40 tickets (300 level) available. The $40 tickets include a free jumbo hot dog and soda. All fifty tickets include free transportation from campus to the game and back on a charter bus.
The LLCC Outreach Centers have rejoined the Student Services division as of July 1. For the prior 16 months, Outreach Centers were part of Academic Services.
Shanda Byer, interim vice president of student services, was interviewed May 25 by WCIA TV on the proposed increase in MAP grant funding.
Dee Krueger, director, LLCC-Taylorville, was interviewed May 25 on the WTIM Morning Show. She discussed summer and fall classes, Open House June 20 and 3 for Free.
Jay Kitterman, culinary and special events consultant, was interviewed by WTAX radio on the History Cooks program.
Commencement 2023 will be held this evening, May 12, 7:30 p.m. at the Bank of Springfield Center. It is a time when the focus is on our graduating students, and we look forward to celebrating their accomplishments! View line of march explanation and instructions.
Each year we do our best to ensure that the line of march is accurate. The line changes each year due to retirements, resignations and individuals who have received permission to be excused from the ceremony. The line of march is more of a guide as opposed to a fixed rule; it’s an approximation of where you will be seated during the commencement ceremony. If you believe you should be somewhere else in the line other than where you are listed, feel free to stand there.
The faculty marshals this year are Carmen Allen and Jennifer Ramm, and they will direct you to the appropriate location during the seating process. There are 10 seats in a row, so, if there are last minute no-shows, you may be bumped up a row.
The setup this year will be like last year where the faculty will be sitting behind the graduates instead of flanked on the sides. The line of march will be posted in several locations for you to refer to upon your arrival. Please line up according to your row number, which will also be posted on the side columns in the lineup area. Please do not congregate at the front of the line making it difficult for others to get to their place in line. If you do not see your name listed, please feel free to stand where you think you should be.
On the Line of March 2023 Excel spreadsheet you will find your name listed alphabetically. From there you will find which “line” you are in – either A (house left) or B (house right), and which row you are in.
The processional will be the same as last year and follow the typical order:
Board of Trustees and executive staff
Faculty and administrators
Graduates
The recessional will be the same as last year, allowing the graduates to recess through the faculty and administrators.
Platform party: Board of Trustees and executive staff
Graduates will recess through the middle aisle of faculty and administrators
Then faculty and administrators
Your faculty marshals will direct you in both the processional and recessional.
Commencement is a time when the focus is on our graduating studentsand their accomplishments. We appreciate your attendance at the ceremony and look forward to celebrating the accomplishments of our students together.
On Friday, May 12, 2023, the LLCC Commencement ceremony will be held at the Bank of Springfield Center, 1 Convention Center Plaza, and will begin at 7:30 p.m. with the processional. Faculty and administrators are asked to please arrive no later than 7 p.m. to assemble in line at the South Ramp. The final line of march will be posted in LincIn tomorrow, May 11.
This year’s Commencement logistics are delivered with a dash of humor. Enjoy!
Faculty and administrators — your trip is just around the corner!
Thank you for choosing LLCC Air. Below you’ll find important information about your travel. See you onboard soon!
This notice is to confirm your attendance at the 2023 LLCC Commencement:
LLCC Air
May 12, 2023
LLCC to Bank of Springfield Center
Your Confirmation #: 0512LLCC
LLCC Air, Flight 0512 to Bank of Springfield Center is scheduled to depart on Friday, May 12 at 7:30 p.m. This is a nonstop roundtrip reservation.
Boarding will begin at 7 p.m. at the south side ramp of the BOS, beginning with our Premiere Platform Party Members. Following that, we will board faculty and administrators who have seat assignments in Rows A and B. Your flight attendants will be Amy Williams and Lynn Gerton, and they will assist you with regalia and seat assignments. Your captains for the evening will be Carmen Allen and Jennifer Ramm, and they hope to give you a safe and smooth ride to commencement.
Community college law requires each person on board to wear proper fitting regalia at all times until your captains turn on the “no regalia” sign.
Seat assignments
Your seats have been selected and will be confirmed on your itinerary. Starting 24 hours before departure, you can check online to print your boarding pass or go paperless and use your LLCC mobile app. LLCC Air prides itself on “on-time” arrivals. Please arrive 30 minutes or more before departure. This flight is sold out. Upgrades are not available at this time. Your arrival on time to expedite take-off will be appreciated. Carry-on bags are free but must be placed under the seat in front of you.
As is our usual procedure, we will be boarding in two lines. Please check your boarding pass to see if you are in the correct line. We ask that you pay close attention to see that two equal lines are created so as to not create an uneven weight on one side of the plane. Again, your flight attendants will assist you with this.
No show policy
Failure to check in for your flight will result in reassignment of your seat to the last row. If you are not planning to travel on any portion of this itinerary, please cancel your reservation at least 48 hours prior to scheduled departure of the flight. Customers who fail to cancel or change their flight at least 48 hours prior to travel and who do not board the flight, will be considered a no show, and the reservation will be forfeited.
Need to contact us?
By phone: 217-786-2213
By email: commencementflights@gmail.com
By mail: LLCC Commencement Flights, Customer Service, Menard Hall 1256, 5250 Shepherd Road, Springfield, IL 62794
Have a wonderful commencement and thank you for flying LLCC Air!
LLCC will conduct commencement exercises on Friday, May 12 at 7:30 p.m. at the Bank of Springfield Center in Springfield.
Cassidy Kretschmer of Bartelso has been selected as this year’s commencement speaker. She is graduating with an associate in arts degree. Kretschmer is a member of Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society and the women’s basketball team, and she plans to continue her education at Brigham Young University in family studies.
Luke Adams of Athens and Kortney Fisher of Taylorville are serving as student marshals for the commencement ceremony. Adams served as Phi Theta Kappa treasurer and is a member of the LLCC Ag Club. He is earning an associate in arts degree and plans to transfer to Florida Gulf Coast University to continue his education.
Fisher is a member of Phi Theta Kappa and was named to the All-Illinois Academic Team. She is graduating with an associate in applied science degree with a concentration in neurodiagnostic technology and is employed by CortiCare. She plans to further her education in health care administration.
Brice R. Huddleston, retired Colonel, U.S. Air Force, is being recognized with the 2023 LLCC Honored Alumni Award. Huddleston earned an associate in applied science degree from LLCC and a bachelor’s degree from University of Illinois Springfield. He was selected for Air Force Navigator Training and worked as an F-4 weapon systems officer. In 1993 he was called to active duty as the F-16 action officer, coordinating training and operational guidance and deploying to Kuwait and Saudi Arabia for F-16 combat missions. His flying career ended in 2003 with over 2,000 fighter jet flying hours. Huddleston then worked at the Pentagon, assisting in deployment of Air Force assets to support Operation Iraqi Freedom. He later oversaw the National Guard Joint Operations Center, coordinating support in response to hurricanes, fires and floods. After retiring from the Air Force in 2008, Huddleston worked as a consultant until 2021.