You are encouraged to attend an open forum today, 1:30-2 p.m., R. H. Stephens Room for the second of two candidates for the Vice President-Administrative Services.
This is an opportunity for the campus community to meet the candidates and ask questions. Those who attend will also have an opportunity to complete a feedback form. The two candidates’ resumes can be viewed in the Human Resources office and the library. Please visit the HR Portal for more information.
At the March Shared Governance council meeting, a recommendation regarding the Professional Development Team was drafted and the council heard an issue regarding faculty taking classes that was recently put before Faculty Senate. The council also heard about a new Student Success Workgroup and planned for Team elections in April. Look out for an email from your constituency for a chance to volunteer or nominate coworkers for positions on the 7 Teams! Click HERE to view the full meeting minutes.
Congratulations to the following supporters of this year’s LEAGUE Campaign:
Barry Lamb is the winner of the first $150 cash prize that is made possible by donations from LLCC Cabinet Members.
Darlene Krone won two Cardinal tickets donated by Jennie O’Malley and Austin Simpson.
There is still time to make your donation to the LEAGUE Campaign and be eligible for an additional $150 cash giveaway at the end of the campaign.
Purchase your raffle tickets by 5 pm today for a chance to win a Kindle Fire HD or be included in the 50/50 cash drawing.
Please join in a farewell to Tyra Taylor, associate vice president, Enrollment Services, at her retirement party Friday, April 25, in the Student Life Office Club Room. Drop in anytime between 2-4 for punch, cookies and cake.
The community garden located behind the Workforce Careers Center is open for registration to all faculty, staff, and students at Lincoln Land Community College. Raised beds are available for $20 for the 2014 growing season. If you would like one bed the course number is WST 035-01WF and if you would like to reserve two beds the course number is WST 035-02WF. Please contact Marnie Record at 6-4993 for more information about the garden and for your raised bed assignment. (For more information on how to grow a thousand pounds of tomatoes in one raised bed, contact Judy Jozaitis at 6-2420.)
Nancy Sweet and Jolene Adams of the culinary program performed food demos Friday at the downtown Hilton for a Women’s Health Fair, promoting the culinary opportunities at LLCC. Click HERE for the yummy recipe they prepared!
Lisa Collier, assistant VP, Financial Aid, was interviewed March 31 by FOX-55 for a story that evening on avoiding student loan debt. Several students were also interviewed.
Kevin Lust, director, ISBDC at LLCC, was interviewed by Fox 55 News while speaking to the Sangamon CEO class of high school students about business plans. The interview was set to air March 31.
The April Springfield Business Journal features a story on Truck Driver Training’s special classes for laid off coal miners from Crowne III mine. Bob Howard, director, is featured along with several students.
Tuesday is the final day to purchase tickets for the 2014 LEAGUE campaign’s “Famous 50/50” and raffle prize…a Kindle Fire HD and $25 Amazon gift card. Stop by the LLCC Foundation before 5 pm on Tuesday! And, while you’re there, cast off your final bits of change in the Penny Wars! All 13 of the decorated Penny Wars containers are on display and ready for your donation. All proceeds from this fun and “friendly” department challenge will support the Pay It Forward Fund to help students with emergency needs.
Funds from the LEAGUE campaign go directly to support LLCC students through scholarships, grants and more. As a donor, you choose what you would like your gift to support. The LLCC Foundation realizes you have choices in philanthropic support and given the ever increasing demands on individual and family budgets, please know how grateful we are that you’ve chosen the students of LLCC to be the recipients of your generous donations.
The LEAGUE campaign always features a lot of fun, but the dollars raised are for a serious purpose – to support our students so on their behalf, thank you! “Come Together” and be a part of the LEAGUE!
The LLCC Softball Team is making a national splash with its #5 ranking, the highest ever for the LLCC team! REad more in this SJ-R article.
LLCC ag students Ashley Leer and Chelsea Coers were interviewed March 28 by WFMB-AM regarding the Farmer’s Share Luncheon, Agronomy Professor Bill Harmon and Ashley were interviewed by WICS-TV.