The LLCC Police Department invites you to a retirement reception for Brendan Lee, community service officer. The reception will be held today from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Robert H. Stephens Room.
Please join us as we wish Brendan well on his next adventure!
The LLCC IT Department invites you to a retirement reception for Karla Wilham, information technology specialist, this afternoon in the Robert H. Stephens Room from 2-3:30 p.m.
Please join us as we bid farewell to Karla and wish her well on this next journey.
After 27 years of dedicated service, Rick Lashbrook, general maintenance technician, LLCC-Jacksonville, is retiring! Please join us in wishing Rick a happy retirement on Aug. 6 from 3-4:30 p.m. at LLCC-Jacksonville.
After 27 years of dedicated service, Rick Lashbrook, general maintenance technician, LLCC-Jacksonville, is retiring! Please join us in wishing Rick a happy retirement on Aug. 6 from 3-4:30 p.m. at LLCC-Jacksonville.
Please join us today, June 25, 1-3 p.m., for a retirement reception for Kim Eddings, director, LLCC Accessibility Services. The reception is being held in the Robert H. Stephens Room in Menard Hall.
Don’t forget to join us for a retirement reception for Kim Eddings, director of LLCC Accessibility Services! It will be held on Tuesday, June 25, from 1-3 p.m. in the Robert H. Stephens Room in Menard Hall.
LLCC honored 2024 Distinguished Service Award winners, employees with service anniversaries and retirees at the 30th Annual LLCC Employee Recognition and Appreciation Ceremony on May 16.
The college presented four Distinguished Service Awards to individuals who demonstrate exemplary leadership and service to the college communityi, promote a student-focused environment and exhibity a strong commitment to the college’s core values.
Faculty – Bill Harmon, professor, agronomy, other nominees included; Eric Stachera, professor of English; Peter Embalabala, professor of mathematics; Laurie Lewis-Fritz, assistant professor of music; David Reynolds, professor of sociology and Cynthia Smock, instructor, neurodiagnostic technology.
Administrator – Chris Russell, LLCC chief of police, other nominees included; Shanda Byer, vice president of student services, Jessie Blackburn, director, LLCC Litchfield, Leigh Giles-Brown, program director, sonography, Cynthia Maskey, dean, health professions and Kirsten Taylor, director, employment and benefits.
Classified Staff – Brenda Loschen, administrative assistant to the dean of arts & communication, other nominees included; Matt Combs, duplication and mail center specialist; Julie Eason, administrative assistant to the vice president, administrative services and Jennifer Lewis, program assistant, community education.
Professional Staff – Samuel Penning, systems administrator, information technology, other nominees included; Laurie Myers, writing center specialist, Tricia Hardway, academic success professional; Claire Heffron-McKinney, student success coach and Amy Williams, academic services coordinator.
Adjunct Faculty – Raven Hinton, adjunct instructor, sonography, other nominees included, Elizabeth Fines-Workman, adjunct instructor of communication, Susan Flynn, adjunct instructor of sociology and Steve Green, adjunct instructor of philosophy.
Retirees recognized were:
Barb Bernardi, professor of biology, 16 years
Cindy Burger, administrative assistant to the dean of English and humanities, 6 years
Laurie Clemons, student success coach, 28 years
Cathleen Ferguson, associate professor, basic nurse assistant, 14 years
Dr.Mary Goldstein, professor, nursing, 21 years
Nina Koch, records specialist, 30 years
Jennifer Meyer; education services representative, LLCC Jacksonville, 14 years
Michael Meyers, assistant professor, respiratory care, 11 years
John Ryan, building custodian, 24 years
Lynn Whalen, chief communications officer, 18 years
During Employee Recognition Week, employee recognition video presentations were also shared. Employees celebrating service anniveraries:
30 years of service
35 years – Dr. Cynthia Maskey, dean, health professions
30 years – Ira Bradley, building custodian; Dr. Liesl Smith, professor, English
25 years of service
25 years – Julie Clevenger, executive director, center for academic success; Karie Longhta, associate vice president, finance; Samuel Penning, systems administrator; Tony Rothering, professor of biology; Matthew Shaver, professor of integrated media design; Lori Smith, financial and research analyst, LLCC Foundation.
20 years of service
20 years – Stephanie Cummings, placement and testing coordinator; Anita Glydewell, child development teacher; Tracy Kesinger, professor of nursing; Dr. Tricia Kujawa, assistant vice president, institutional research and effectiveness; Mary Beth Ponser, child development teacher; Karen Sanders, vice president, advancement/executive director, LLCC Foundation; Leslie Stalter, professor of art; Rich Teeter, professor of agri-business management; George Vaughn, professor of communication.
15 years of service
15 years – Sandra Chvala, administrative assistant to the dean, health professions; Shawn Floyd, course materials coordinator; Jamie McCoy, workforce development and health care continuing education program coordinator; Rebecca Miller, professor of psychology; Cara Swafford, professor of English; CC Tietjen St. Magnus, academic success professional; Doug Whitaker, maintenance operations supervisor.
10 years of service
10 years – Dr. Laurel Bretz, associate vice president, continuing, corporate and professional education; Brad Brickey, mechanical maintenance technician; Mary Dellert, executive administrative assistant and secretary to the Board of Trustees; Barbara Eades, assistant director, LLCC Foundation; Nick Ferreira, program director emergency services and health; Adrienne Frazier, education services represenetative, LLCC Litchfield; Dr. David Leitner, professor of English; Tim McKenzie, professor of philosophy; Janelle Murphy, program director, associate degree radiography.
Five years of service
Five years – Amber Babbs, program assistant health professions; Lucinda Caughey, associate professor of computer science; Cody Cox, research and analytics associate; Kelly Ellis, student records evaluator; Don Hohimer, horiculturist; Dr. Bridgette Hudson, professor of nursing; Jermain Jefferson, building custodian; Sheridan Lane, director, culinary program and operations; Lori Large Oldenettel, enrollment coordinator, LLCC Jacksonville; Laurie Lewis-Fritz, assistant professor of music; Dr. Teresa Liberati, professor of biology; Adam Nieto, police officer; Dr. Matt Schownir, professor of history; Dr. Bailey Shaw, professor of English; Dr. Karen Sisk, professor of English; Chris Tople, program director, surgical technology; Arnold Tullis, aviaion mechanics, training specialist; Lindsey Weihmeir, registration manager.
Kim Eddings, director of accessibility services, will be retiring on June 27 after many years of dedication to education and students. Please mark your calendar and join us for a retirement celebration on June 25 from 1-3 p.m. in Menard Hall, Robert H. Stephens Room.
After more than 20 years of dedicated service, Elaine Higgason, program assistant, accessibility services, is retiring. Please join us in wishing Elaine a happy retirement today from 2-4 p.m. in the Millennium Center, Room 1120.
After more than 20 years of dedicated service, Elaine Higgason, accessibility services program assistant, is retiring. Please join us in wishing Elaine a happy retirement on Friday, May 10 from 2-4 p.m. in Millennium Center, Room 1120.