October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. During the month of October, advocates for victims and survivors strive to increase knowledge, understanding and support for those impacted by domestic violence, or “dv.” Advocates often share information, hold informational groups or even silently offer support and solidarity by wearing a purple ribbon; the color purple is recognized for domestic violence awareness month (http://www.nrcdv.org/dvam/traditional-campaign-events-ideas). Faculty, staff, and students can show their support by picking up their purple ribbon at the Advising, Counseling, and Career Services front desk or the Student Life Office.

Also for students, Claire Heffron-McKinney, located in Advising and Counseling is a certified Domestic Violence Professional and can be reached at 786-2591, or we have licensed counselors in Advising and Counseling, who can be reached at 786-2224. Thank you for your support in these issues! If you want to help with these charges, please call Leslie Johnson, AVP of Student Success at 786-2848.

Read Facts About Domestic Violence.

Think Before You Print tip

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LLCC students honored at annual music scholarship concert

Two of Jane Hartman‘s piano students here at LLCC were honored this weekend at the 39th annual Jessie Mae Finley Musical Scholarship Concert. Kristen Heckel and Abigail Shaver were the recipients of monetary awards. The concert is held each year as part of the Voices of Love, Joy & Peace Foundation which assists students by providing scholarships and encouragement. The primary goal of this organization is “To spread love, joy and peace to the world through the power of song.”

Save the Date – Professional Development Day is Nov. 3

Professional Development Day will be held Tuesday, Nov. 3. There are exciting new additions this year!! Coming soon is a fresh, new, interactive website created by ITDE. ITDE is also working on an app for your smartphone with all of the website information. We are also going “social” with a new hashtag for the event that will allow you to see what everyone is talking about during the day’s activities. This is in addition to an active schedule that is packed with morning, afternoon and evening breakout sessions, as well as a luncheon and dinner with keynote presentations. The committee is very excited to bring this day to you. Please stay tuned for more information…coming soon!

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Taking a lunchtime walk around campus? Stop by the Trutter Museum!

Fall is upon us and it’s a great time for a lunchtime stroll around campus. So, please stop by the Trutter Center, to see the latest Small Worldexhibit at the Trutter Museum, “Small World – Near to Far,” featuring the artwork of LLCC current and former art faculty. Click here for details on the exhibit.

The museum is open Monday through Thursday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. or anytime by appointment. For more information, call 6-2217.

A sincere thank-you from Pat Gallagher

LLCC Board Of Trustees, President Warren, Faculty and Staff,

Thank you for your support, kind words and expressions of sympathy following the recent death of my dad. Your kindness helped ease my sorrow.

With gratitude,
Pat Gallagher

More than 300 expected to attend Campus Visit Day

More than 300 prospective students and family members are registered to attend Campus Visit Day on Monday. Two sessions are being held, morning and evening. Students will hear a presentation about the enrollment process, take campus tours, research careers and visit exhibits to talk to various faculty and staff about programs and services.

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