The deadline to submit your deposits to LLCC Finance is Thursday, March 28 before noon. Please hand the deposit to Nichole Coffey or Robin Ackman as monies should not be left unattended.
As a reminder, if you’ve taken in funds, it is necessary to submit them and corresponding deposit slips to the finance department on a daily basis.
If you have questions, please contact LLCC Student Accounts at 786-2480. Thank you!
We extend our condolences to Shawn Allen, student records evaluator, on the passing of her mother, Virginia Melton, on March 23. Visitation will be held Thursday, March 28 from 5-7 p.m. at Elinger-Kunz and Parks Funeral Home. A service will be held on Friday, March 29 at 10 a.m. Read the obituary.
The LLCC Board of Trustees will meet Wednesday, March 27 at 5:15 in the R.H. Stephens Room. Read the agenda.
Professional Development Day is tomorrow, March 26! View the morning schedule of sessions. Please note that the Poverty Simulation and Your STYLE at Work-Everything DiSC© Workplace sessions require preregistration (spaces are limited) to attend. Please use the link provided in the linked document to register. For information regarding afternoon activities, please contact your supervisor.
All faculty and staff are invited to the Fabulous LEAGUE kickoff on Professional Development Day, Tuesday, March 26 beginning at 11:45 a.m. in the student union.
For more information, contact the Foundation at 786-2785 or LLCCFoundation@llcc.edu.
The FY20 planning and budgeting process is underway. We will continue to use the new SharePoint form that was developed last year. The form streamlines the submission process, successfully collapsing all the previous forms into one easy-to-use form. Users can access the form now for submission of items for the FY20 planning and budgeting year. Access to the form will close at the end of the day Friday, April 5.
To aid budget managers in submitting Existing Budget Increase/Decrease (budget maintenance) requests, the budget office has emailed budget baseline worksheets to users. If you are a budget manager of an auxiliary unit and are making budget maintenance adjustments, you are required to attach the baseline worksheets to your forms prior to submission. See direction pdf for more information.
Written directions and instructional videos have been created to assist users with form completion. These items and a link to the Planning & Budgeting SharePoint form are posted to the FY2020 Planning & Budgeting page, which is accessible from the Finance Department’s SharePoint page.
LLCC Human Resources is accepting applications for the position of admission and registration services representative. Full details can be viewed on the HR Employment page.
The LLCC Music Performers, Patrons, Plus (MP3) is hosting the Spring Back to School Bake Sale and collecting donations for the LLCC Food Pantry today, March 25, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. in A. Lincoln Commons. Buy two baked goods and get one free with a non-perishable food donation!
Recommended non-perishable items to bring include:
LLCC Student Life is hosting a blood drive on Wednesday, March 27, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the student union, located in the lower level of Menard Hall. All donors are asked to please eat before donation and present a photo ID. Walk-ins are always welcome. To schedule an appointment, please call the Community Blood Center at 217-241-7550 or schedule online.
LLCC recently received the gift of portable X-ray equipment from Memorial Medical Center in collaboration with BJC for use in the LLCC associate degree radiography lab. A portable X-ray machine is used to take diagnostic images of patients who cannot be transferred to a stationary unit.
“We thank Memorial Medical Center for their generosity,” said Karen Sanders, executive director, LLCC Foundation. “The portable X-ray machine makes a great addition to the state-of-the-art equipment available to our students and allows them to practice on the same equipment they will find on the job.”
“Our students will have hands-on experience with this technology and be better prepared for their role as X-ray students at the clinical sites they attend as part of their education,” added Janelle Murphy, director of the LLCC radiography program.
LLCC’s Academy of Lifelong Learning invites the public to the presentation “Slaves, Indentured Servants and Free Black Leaders in Our ‘Free’ State, 1818-1860” by Kathryn Harris and Tara McClellan McAndrew. It will be offered free of charge on Tuesday, April 2, 11 a.m. at the Trutter Center and on Saturday, May 4, 5:30 p.m. at the Springfield and Central Illinois African-American History Museum, 1440 Monument Avenue, Springfield. Pre-registration is requested by calling the LLCC Community Education office at 786-2432.
Harris will share what she has learned about Priscilla Baltimore, who has been called the “Harriet Tubman of the West.” Baltimore was involved in bringing numerous runaways from the slave state of Missouri across the Mississippi River to Alton, Ill. She also fostered the establishment of the town of Brooklyn, Ill., an early African-American town that was incorporated and still in existence. McAndrew’s previous work as a historian and writer has explored slavery in Illinois. For this grant, she looked for stories of African-Americans who were enslaved or indentured in Illinois.
The presentations are funded under the Forgotten Illinois research grant program of Illinois Humanities and sponsored through a partnership between ALL and the museum. Volunteers from both organizations assisted the speakers with research for the presentations.