1st prize- $75 gift card to Horse Creek Outfitters = Damon Stayton, Carlinville
2nd prize- $75 Scheels gift card= Whitney Baker, Greenfield
3rd prize- $50 Qik N Ez gift card= Cheryl Sneed, Business office
4th prize- $50 Big R gift card- Konner Beer, Springfield
5th Prize- $50 Springtime Gift basket- Amanda Wiesenhoffer, Springfield
6th prize- $25 bundle of beef and pork, Judy Kramer, Riverton
We would like to thank everyone who bought a ticket to support the club – Bill Harmon
Today is the last day to make your payroll deduction pledge to the LEAGUE campaign and be entered into the drawing for $150. We have now surpassed last year’s total of $52,000 in donations.
The Student Life Office invites the public to the annual “Battle of the Bands” competition Friday, April 25. Door open at 5:30 p.m. and bands will perform from 6-10 p.m. in the Trutter Center on the Springfield campus.
The final performance in the 2014 LLCC Recital Series
will feature the lively Celtic music of the Emerald Underground on Sunday,
April 27. The 4 p.m. concert will be held in the Trutter Center. More
info…
LLCC Theatre presents two, one-act, student-directed plays April 25 and 26 at 8 p.m. in the lower level of Sangamon Hall South on the Lincoln Land Community College campus. The plays are Harold Pinter’s “The Dumb Waiter,” directed by A.J. O’Shea, and William Saroyan’s “Hello Out There,” directed by Amy Cantrall, presented on a double bill each evening.
Please join in a farewell to Tyra Taylor, associate vice president, Enrollment Services, at her retirement party TODAY in the Student Life Office Club Room. Drop in anytime between 2-4 for punch, cookies and cake.
The Human Resources office is currently advertising for Mechanical Maintenance Technician. Complete information on this position can be found on the HR Portal.
LLCC Trustees Wayne Rosenthal and Jerry Wesley, Board Chair Justin Reichert, President Charlotte Warren, Ph.D., and Trustee Jeff Fulgenzi following the unveiling of the LEED Silver plaque at the Workforce Careers Center April 23.
The LLCC Board of Trustees had reason to celebrate at its April 23 meeting: The Higher Learning Commission has reaffirmed the accreditation of the college, and the Green Building Council has awarded the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Silver Award to the college’s Workforce Careers Center.
Board Chair Justin Reichert congratulated college faculty and staff on the reaffirmation of accreditation. “This good news is the culmination of several years of hard work by our AQIP (Academic Quality Improvement Program) team and many faculty and staff involved in strategy forums, action projects and systems appraisals. It demonstrates the college’s commitment to continuous quality improvement and compliance with criteria for accreditation.”
The next reaffirmation of accreditation will be in the 2020-21 academic year.
Prior to the board meeting, Chair Reichert, accompanied by trustees, unveiled the LEED Silver plaque in the Workforce Careers Center. LEED certification identifies the building as “a showcase example of sustainable design.”
CLICK HERE TO READ MORE ON THE BOARD MEETING
I wanted to thank so many of you for your support, prayers, cards and many acts
of kindness following the recent death of my father. I was very touched by your thoughtfulness, and it made me grateful to be part of such a supportive and caring community.
The Curriculum Team is having a meeting today, April 25. Click HERE for the agenda.
Tisha Miller, operations analyst at LLCC Taylorville, Litchfield and Hillsboro, was interviewed yesterday on the “Ask a Professional” program on WTIM radio.
FOX 55 did three live remotes from LLCC yesterday morning for the Good Day program. They interviewed LLCC student Tucker Aumann about Google Glass, which he is beta testing.
The Board of Trustees has approved a revision to Policy 6.12 – Disposal of Capital Assets. The change to this policy is to place a threshold on items that require board authorization to sell or dispose of, based on the estimated market value of the item. This change will allow the College to promptly dispose of surplus and obsolete items that can no longer be of use to the College.