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Michael Phelon, coordinator, Open Door program, and Brandon Lewis, student trustee and Open Door participant, were interviewed Sept. 15 on the new program to assist African-American male students with mentorships and internships in the local business community. Watch the story that aired on WICS and FOX.

Deborah Brothers, professor of English, was interviewed for a story in the Friday, Sept. 16 State Journal-Register about the upcoming Banned Books Reading Sept. 28.

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Kevin Lust, director, Illinois Small Business Development Center at LLCC (now located at Montgomery Hall Room 1171), was interviewed by the SJ-R Sept. 14 for an upcoming story on small businesses.

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Charlotte Warren, Ph.D., president, participated in a press conference Sept. 11 called by Senator Dick Durbin praising LLCC and other community colleges that are reaching out to assist displaced ITT Tech students. Stories from the press conference ran on:

WICS: http://newschannel20.com/news/local/sen-dick-durbin-calls-on-community-colleges-to-assist-itt-students
FOX: http://foxillinois.com/news/local/sen-dick-durbin-calls-for-assistance-for-former-itt-tech-students
WTAX radio: http://wtax.com/news/101101-durbin-speaks-out-on-itt-tech-closure-praises-llcc/
WAND TV: http://www.wandtv.com/clip/12723065/durbin-speaks-on-itt-tech-closure-near-former-campus
and WCIA TV.

Lynn Whalen, executive director, PRM, was interviewed by WMAY Sept. 12 on LLCC’s outreach to ITT Tech students, the college’s 50th anniversary and the new Open Door program.

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Deanna Blackwell, Ph.D., director, Student Support Services, wrote the essay College students’ hopes, dreams, strengths and struggles impact success for the State Journal-Register’s Our Towns page Sunday, Sept. 4.

Lynn Whalen, executive director, PRM, was interviewed Sept. 2 by WTAX Radio on the move of the Illinois Small Business Development Center from downtown to campus, and on the college’s compliance with the new Illinois Preventing Sexual Violence in Higher Education Act.

Jamie Stout, director, Community Education, was interviewed on WLDS Sept. 2 on the “What’s on your Mind” program, discussing non-credit opportunities available in Jacksonville and Beardstown this fall.

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Watch for a story about LLCC’s 50th anniversary in the State Journal-Register this Sunday. Those interviewed for the story: Craig Findley, chair of the Board of Trustees; Dr. Charlotte Warren, president; Bill Ames, first enrolled student; alumni Micah Bartlett, Jim Langfelder and Michael Dunbar, Brandon Lewis, student trustee, and student Lizzie Roehrs, along with Lynn Whalen, executive director, PRM.