Dee Krueger, assistant director, LLCC-Taylorville, was interviewed by WTIM today on her new position. Mary Beth Ray, director, Career Development Services, and Imelda Scott Morris, LLCC student, were interviewed today by the State Journal-Register regarding students looking for holiday work. Michael Camerano, instructor, Culinary Arts, is featured in an article on spices in the current edition of SO magazine.

Volunteers sought for CPAC charity bake sale Nov. 17. Click for details!

The Instructional Technology Committee (ITC) will sponsor a Discovery Dialog Tuesday, Nov.  10, 2-3 p.m., Menard Hall #2209. Esteban Cruz, Chief Information Officer, will speak on printer conservation at LLCC. Q  & A will follow. Click here for more information. Please plan to attend!  

Community Learning and the Trutter Museum are hosting a quilt and poetry exhibit by children’s author and illustrator Anna Grossnickle Hines  Nov. 18- Nov. 21. Special workshops will be offered! See an image of one of her quilts and....

The International Club's Roving Coffee Cart will travel through Sangamon, Menard & Logan Halls TODAY – Tuesday, Nov. 10 from 8:00 – 9:30 a.m. Regular & decaf coffee, hot chocolate and snacks on sale with proceeds to the Student Emergency Fund.

The LLCC Foundation is asking faculty and staff to encourage students to apply now for 2010-2011 Foundation scholarships.  Each academic year, generous donors...

The LLCC Recital Series continues this Sunday with the Quintessential Winds Woodwind Quintet. Free admission!...

The Academic Calendar Committee is seeking input from the college community on the drafts of the 2010-2011 and 2011-2012 Academic Calendars. Click for more details and to view the attached documents. 

In anticipation of Veterans Day, the LLCC Veterans Club invites you to display the flag you may have received from the Club on Sept 11. There are some 30 remaining, if anyone would like to pick one up in the Veterans Affairs Office. Also, the Club is collecting handmade or store-bought holiday cards to distribute to soldiers overseas. Please bring them to the VA office. Thanks!

 Aaron Jahns, (click Read More to see photo) has joined the LLCC Police Dept. and after his field training period is completed he will be assigned to the third watch. Officer Jahns comes to us from the Sangamon County Sheriff’s Dept., where he worked as a Corrections Officer.He is certified as a police officer by the state of Illinois, and has worked as a part-time police officer with the Springfield Park District and Village of Grandview. Please help us in welcoming Aaron to the LLCC family!