The LLCC Human Resources office is advertising for an administrative assistant to the dean, arts & communication, and a part-time education services representative, LLCC-Jacksonville. Full details on this and all other open positions can be viewed on the HR employment page.
Tiffany Elliott, academic support programs coordinator, center for academic success, will be presenting a “Best Practices for Embedded Tutoring” webinar for the International College Learning Centers Associations (ICLCA) on Tuesday, July 9, 11 a.m. Participants will learn about best practices for intentional embedded tutoring program design and implementation. Topics covered will include a brief history of embedded tutoring; best practices for program design, implementation, assessment and faculty and tutor training; and tips for serving courses in a variety of modalities. Individuals interested in attending the webinar can find more information via the ICLCA website.
Michelle Pulce-Flynn, director, grant development and administration, and Michelle Burger, scholarship program and alumni services coordinator, attended the Springfield Chamber Small Business Awards Luncheon at the Crowne Plaza on June 18.
As a reminder, email signatures have been created to provide a professional and branded look for LLCC employee emails. It is recommended that these replace former campaign-related email signatures or email signatures designed by individuals or departments.
Access the LLCC email signatures, which you can customize with your own information: name, preferred pronouns (if desired), title, office, address, office phone number and logo.
Copy and paste this into the “Signature” box in Outlook and customize with your own information. When copying and pasting from the browser version of Word, the image size can vary. Right-click on the image after pasting > Picture > Size tab and make sure the height is set at 0.49″.
Note: These instructions work if you are using Outlook on your desktop. If you need further assistance, please email llcc.news@llcc.edu.
Every day, 36,000 units of blood are needed, and ImpactLife partners with LLCC to make donating as easy as possible.
Please schedule an appointment to donate blood on Wednesday, July 17 in A. Lincoln Commons between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. Appointments are strongly encouraged because walk-in appointments can not always be accommodated.
As an additional incentive to participate, donors will receive their choice of a gift card, a donation to Make-A-Wish Illinois or bonus points to the rewards store!
If you have questions about the process or eligibility, visit www.bloodcenter.org or email Kristin Booher. Thank you for helping to save lives!
Congratulations to those Loggers who made it onto the spring 2024 President’s and Vice President’s lists.
LLCC’s summer Open House on Tuesday had great weather and turnout. LLCC Recruitment and Admissions hosted 42 prospective students and dozens of their family members who toured buildings on campus; spoke with instructors, staff and deans; learned about programs and services offered at LLCC; and enjoyed hamburgers grilled by LLCC Police and snow cones from LLCC Student Life.
Of the prospective students who completed the event satisfaction survey, 90% of them gave LLCC the highest rating possible.
Kim Wilson, recruitment specialist, Lisa Clanton, student success coach and Braden Nicoll, LLCC student trustee were interviewed by WTAX on the Juneteenth Freedom Walk. The Juneteenth Freedom Walk was also covered by the Springfield State Journal-Register. Kim Wilson was interviewed by WICS regarding Juneteenth activities.
Thank you to everyone who participated in the 2nd annual Juneteenth Freedom Walk. We had about 95 participants who walked in the heat for 1.25 miles to recognize the Journey to Juneteenth. Special thanks to the Juneteenth Committee: Candace Silas, Katrina Quattlander, Michelle Pulce-Flynn, Kellee Phillips, Brandon Lewis, Amanda Turner, Mion Denton, Kristin Booher, Mackenzie Bryant, Leanne Rosenberry, Calvin Walter and Lisa Clanton. Special thanks to Debra Bell, facilities, Chief Chris Russell and the LLCC Police Department for helping make the event a success.
– Kim Wilson
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For any questions or requests for additional health and wellness information, please contact Rachel.Duff@llcc.edu.