05.04.23

Final day to purchase PTK Parking Spot Drawing ticket

Reserved for Phi Theta Kappa WinnerThere is time yet today to participate in PTK’s annual Parking Spot Drawing (formerly the Parking Spot Raffle)! Purchase tickets to win your very own parking spot located near the southeast corner of Menard Hall for the entire 2023-2024 year.

Tickets are $1 each, 6 for $5 or 15 for $10 and on sale today in A. Lincoln Commons from 10 a.m. to  2 p.m. You can pay with cash or check.

The winning ticket will be drawn at 2 p.m. on today, May 4.

Questions? Contact Phi Theta Kappa Coordinator Gillian Bauer.

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05.04.23

Magnolia tree planted in memory of Ada Range

A pink magnolia tree has been planted with a memorial plaque near the La Terra sculpture on campus in honor of Ada Range, a faculty member in Natural and Agricultural Sciences who passed away last May. A gathering of faculty and co-workers held an informal dedication ceremony yesterday, led by Dr. Diana Coffman, professor of biology. Ada’s husband, Adam Range, and their daughters are shown here after the gathering.

Ada’s husband, Adam Range, and their daughters

05.04.23

Thank you from Dr. Natasha Casey

Dr. Natasha Casey, assistant professor of communication, would like to extend thanks to those in the LLCC community who took the time (especially during these very busy few weeks of the semester) to help her public speaking students (who are required to give locally themed informative and persuasive speeches and interview a local expert) and interpersonal communication students with their informational interviews. You helped make students’ speeches and final projects stronger by giving generously of your time and expertise and demonstrating the value of networking within the LLCC community. Thank you.

05.03.23

Data Byte conversation with a focus on adult students tomorrow

Join the Data Governance Council (DGC) tomorrow, May 4, for the final Data Byte conversation of the spring semester. The specific focus of the May data byte will be our adult students. LLCC Institutional Research and Effectiveness staff will share a big picture view of our college’s adult student general enrollment patterns, course-taking behaviors and more. We hope to see you in the Trutter Center at 2 p.m. Snacks will be available.

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05.03.23

Summer tuition waivers for faculty/staff and dependents due May 15

To all faculty/staff who plan on using the employee tuition waiver for themselves or their qualified dependents for summer 2023: Please complete and submit your tuition waiver  no later than Monday, May 15 to ensure the waiver will be noted on your account by the May 17 deadline.

If you anticipate registering on or after Monday, May 15, please submit your tuition waiver the day before your registration so your account can be notated in time to meet the same day deadline.

If you have any questions, please contact LLCC Student Accounts at 217-786-2480 or Student.Accounts@llcc.edu.

We wish you the best this semester!

05.03.23

Radiography students win awards at state conference

LLCC Radiography students sitting at round conference tables, spelling out LLCC with their arms.Seven second-year LLCC Student Radiography Association members attended the 88th Illinois State Society of Radiologic Technology (ISSRT) Annual Conference in Bloomington, April 12-14.

Four LLCC Radiography students, each holding a fourth place ribbonHighlights included a fourth place finish by LLCC’s scholar bowl team! Members of the team are Josie Dame, Haley Prince, Madelyn Schaadt and Lexi Shull.

Madelyn Schaadt received a third place medal and a $75 check for her electronic poster on non-Hodgkin lymphoma.

Mariah Miller received two scholarships totaling $1300 from the ISSRT.

Madelyn Schaadt holding third place ribbonMariah Miller being presented a large scholarship check

05.03.23

Ada Range tree dedication today

Today at 3:15 p.m. a there will be a short and informal dedication ceremony at the tree that has been planted in Adrienne (Ada) Range’s honor. Ada is a former LLCC Natural and Agricultural Sciences faculty member who taught Anatomy and Physiology and who passed away in May 2022. The tree is located in front of the Millennium Center. All are invited to attend to honor Ada and share stories and memories. Anyone who has an “Ada’s Army” T-shirt is encouraged to wear it today.  Her family will also be present.