Did you HeaR LLCC has a LinkedIn Learning License to provide employees the ability to develop their professional skills in almost anything? Check out the Staff Training and Development tab on the HR Portal for more information.
For questions related to this topic, please contact the HR office at HR@llcc.edu or by calling 217-786-2752.
Cheer on the Loggers at the Super Fan home volleyball game on Sept. 18 at 6 p.m. in Cass Gym as they take on John Wood Community College. There will be free popcorn and chances for fans to win prizes!
Congratulations to LLCC Student Success Coach Lisa Clanton for recently earning a National Academic Advising Association (NACADA) micro credential in online academic advising. Thanks for continuing to pursue professional development to better assist our students, Lisa!
LLCC Logger’s Soccer Coach David Meyer and the team were interviewed by WICS for a piece on the women’s successful season. The Loggers are on an undefeated streak. Catch their next home game, today at 4 p.m. against John Wood Community College.
A reminder that today’s Journaling and Mindfulness session will be held in Menard Hall, Room 1179 beginning at noon. We hope you will join us for a bit of relaxation and creativity. Journals and ink pens will be available if needed. We hope to see you there!
Don’t miss Chef Sydney Audain‘s Jiburrito, the chef special this week at Bistro To Go. Great news! Online ordering at Bistro is back! See the full menu and place your order online
If you’re ordering a Latin-inspired dish, you may purchase a pina colada slushie for half price in honor of the start of Hispanic Heritage Month, which kicks off on Sunday.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, an annual health campaign to increase awareness of the disease. Stop by the LLCC Bookstore to purchase your T-shirt to observe the month.
The first of five LLCC workgroups, inspired by convocation, meets tomorrow, Sept. 12 1-3 p.m. in the R.H. Stephens Room.
We have tried for years to adopt and use an early alert system. We have had a number of versions, but now is an opportunity to take a look at what we really want this to accomplish and to create a system that is systematic, user friendly, and significantly increases retention of our students.
Co-chairs: Dr. Kalith Smith, Susan Boehler
Cabinet Liaison: Shanda Byer
Kickoff Meeting: Sept. 12, 1-3 p.m., R.H. Stephens Room
All LLCC colleagues are encouraged to join a workgroup that interests them. Diverse input helps ensure that decisions are well-rounded and consider the needs of the entire campus community. See the message from Dr. Charlotte Warren and the entire list of workgroups online.
LLCC will be hosting an Internship Fair on Tuesday, Sept. 24 from 9:30-11:30 a.m. in A. Lincoln Commons.
This is a great chance for students to learn about internship opportunities from organizations with openings right now and future openings in 2025. Opportunities are available in IT, business, accounting, marketing, graphic design, communications, engineering, public sector and more. Please encourage students to attend and connect with employers!
LLCC-Medical District has partnered with Memorial Health to upskill Memorial colleagues by offering our clinical medical assistant program onsite at Memorial Learning Center. This past Friday a recognition ceremony was held to honor the first cohort of Memorial colleagues who completed LLCC’s CMA program. As students pass their certification exam, they are being place into medical assistant roles throughout Memorial Health.