Nancy Sweet, dean, Workforce Institute, appeared on the WICS Marketplace program June 8 to promote the Workforce Institute and Workforce 101 event June 26.
Jay Kitterman, consultant, LLCC Culinary Institute, wrote today’s Epicuriosity 101 column in the State Journal-Register entitled, “New options for summer grilling.”
As a reminder, the deadline to complete open enrollment for your FY2022 benefits is this Thursday, June 10. If you have completed your open enrollment, thank you! If you have not, please do so as soon as possible.
If you would like assistance with the new benefit enrollment system, HR staff will be available to assist at an open lab on Thursday, June 10, 3-5 p.m. in Sangamon 1101. You may stop in at any time during the open lab time period for assistance.
To access the benefit enrollment system, please go to the HR Portal using the link below. You will then click on the PlanSource Benefit Enrollment Platform icon at the top of the page. You will be asked to provide your LLCC email address and email password as a means to log into the system. You will then click on the orange “Get Started” or “Continue Enrollment” button to begin. The system will walk you through each benefit, in order. Best practice is to follow the system workflow.
https://llcconline.sharepoint.com/HR2/SitePages/Home.aspx
If you have any questions or need assistance, please reach out to Nicole Ralph or Kim Elder.
The LLCC Writing Center is open for summer hours Monday-Thursday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Students should call the Writing Center at 217-786-2341 to schedule appointments for in-person or Zoom meetings with a Writing Center tutor.
Nancy Sweet, dean, Workforce Institute, was a guest on Sports Radio 1450 AM Springfield June 7 and spoke about the new Workforce Institute and Workforce 101 event June 26.
Pictured L to R: Christine Marietta, Mercedes Jones, Jessie Blackburn and Tisha Miller
Festivities celebrating the Montgomery County Bicentennial were held Saturday, June 5, at the Montgomery County Fairgrounds in Butler. Jessie Blackburn, Adrienne Frazier, Mercedes Jones, Christine Marietta and Tisha Miller represented LLCC-Litchfield and hosted an informational table at the event that included a historical display of the Outreach Center.
If you’re shopping for the perfect Father’s Day gift on Amazon, don’t forget to shop through AmazonSmile and choose to support LLCC Foundation. Amazon will donate 0.5% of your purchase in support of LLCC students!
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To date, Amazon has donated nearly $2,200 to the LLCC Foundation through your purchases. For more information, contact the Foundation at 217-786-2785 or LLCCFoundation@llcc.edu.
We welcome students as summer session and Mod 5 weekday classes begin today! Volunteers will be assisting at the welcome table in A. Lincoln Commons, helping answer students’ questions and providing directions.
LLCC has been named a top college in Illinois for online criminal justice programs by Criminal Justice Degree Hub in its recently published “10 Best Online Criminal Justice Programs in Illinois for 2021.” LLCC is ranked No. 10.
An announcement of the rankings states, “An online criminal justice degree program from one of Illinois’ colleges and universities helps working professionals make advances in their career … Students who need flexibility in their education due to work obligations are well-served.”
“LLCC offers online options for the associate in arts and associate in applied science degrees in criminal justice,” explains Becky Parton, dean of academic innovation and eLearning at LLCC. “Our faculty receive intensive training in online teaching, and with a low student-to-faculty ratio, our online students receive personal attention in their classes.”
For 24 years, LLCC has provided affordable, high quality courses online and maintains the highest level of accreditation for online teaching from the Higher Learning Commission.
Attention hiring managers: The user guide for working with student and contractual workers has been updated and is available on the HR Portal page. This guide provides you with your responsibilities in the process and step-by-step directions. Please visit the Student Worker Hiring page and the Contractual Worker Hiring page to access this updated guide and other resources. Please contact LLCC Human Resources if you have any questions.
Updated versions of the LLCC letterhead are available. The LLCC Printshop has hard copies of the main LLCC letterhead available for pickup. A digital MS Word version is available on the LLCC Employee Portal > PRM Sharepoint page > LLCC Letterhead. To use, please download to desktop and then open in Word, or right–click on the more options icon (the three dots to the right of the file name) and open with Word.