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Ambassador Committee Member Spotlight: Michelle Pulce-Flynn

Michelle Pulce-FlynnDirector, Grant DevelopmentLincoln Land Community College (217) 786-2446michelle.pulce-flynn@llcc.edu  What products and services does your business offer? LLCC offers affordable education whether earning a two year associate degree and transferring to a four year institution or completing a program that allows student to enter directly into the workforce.   LLCC also offers multiple certificate programs that in most cases are stackable, which means a person can earn a certificate,

LINDSAY BOAT LAUNCHES AT LAKE SPRINGFIELD TO CLOSE FOR STATE HIGH SCHOOL BASS TOURNAMENT

The Lindsay Bridge boat launches at Lake Springfield will be closed to the public beginning Friday, June 3rd through Sunday, June 5th at approximately 4 p.m. to accommodate the Illinois High School Coaches State Bass Fishing Tournament. The Harbor Point and Sailboat Launches in Center Park, the Spaulding Dam Launch, and Marine Point Launch will remain open to the public. There will be 154 youth anglers representing over 40 high schools participating in the tournament. The public is invited to the fish

135 Seniors Graduate from Sacred Heart-Griffin High School

On Sunday, May 15, 2022, 135 seniors graduated from Sacred Heart-Griffin High School. The graduation ceremony was held at Ken Leonard Field. A Baccalaureate Mass was held at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception on Saturday, May 14th, con-celebrated by Father Peter Chimeke, Father Chis House, and Fr. Dominic Vahling. Deacon Scott Keen served as deacon. The students who ranked in the top 11 of the SHG Class of 2022 (in alphabetical order) are as follows: Rose Bartletti, Matthew Conlon, Joseph Ducaiji,

Sangamon County is Accepting Request for Proposals for the Transportation Hub

Sangamon County is accepting Request for Proposals (RFP) from professional firms to join the current project team to assist in the development of creative concepts, design recommendations, fabrication, installation, and content creation for the future Springfield-Sangamon County Transportation Hub. The Hub will be a multi-million dollar facility built in downtown Springfield, IL.The county’s goal would be to also retain the same professional firm for ongoing maintenance of digital hardware components and

TRAFFIC LIGHT REPAIRS PLANNED FOR VETERANS & WASHINGTON THURSDAY

On Thursday, May 26 beginning around 7 a.m., lanes on north-bound Veterans Parkway and east-bound Washington Street will be reduced near the intersection to accommodate replacement of overhead traffic signals. Repair work is estimated to be complete by 3 p.m. In the event of inclement weather, this work will be rescheduled. Motorists should plan to take alternative routes to avoid delays and should slow down and drive with caution around this work zone.

Springfield Clinic to Break Ground on New State-of-the-Art Pediatrics Building in Springfield

New facility will put all Springfield Clinic pediatricians based in Springfield under one roof. On Wednesday, June 8, at 5:30 p.m., Springfield Clinic will break ground on a brand new 40,000 square foot state-of-the-art pediatrics building focused on providing a unique and child-focused patient experience. "Parents rely on high-quality care from our provider teams delivered with an exceptional patient experience from start to finish,” says Dr. Purvi Bhandari, chair of the Springfield Clinic Pediatrics

New Web Portal Improves Patients’ Access to Their Medical Records

Memorial Health debuted a new portal for patients that provides secure, online access to their medical information. The My Health Memorial Hospitals patient portal will allow easy access to an individual’s medical information, including lab and X-ray results, physician documentation and upcoming appointments. The portal is for patients of Springfield Memorial Hospital and Memorial Care’s urgent care locations in Springfield and Decatur. Patients may enroll in the new portal during registration or

THE RIDE TO LEVITT AMP CONCERTS TO BE A BREEZE WITH SMTD

Evening Bus Service to Take Riders to Site of the Free, Thursday Evening Concerts The Levitt AMP Springfield Music Series presented by PNC Bank and the Sangamon Mass Transit District (SMTD) are teaming up to make a ride to the 2022 concert series affordable, convenient, and fun for everyone. “SMTD is excited to provide public transportation from many areas of our community to the Levitt AMP concert series. We look forward to seeing everyone this summer!” said Steve Schoeffel, SMTD Executive Director. The

LLCC hosting teacher professional development workshops

Lincoln Land Community College is hosting workshops that provide continuing professional development units (CPDUs) for K-12 teachers starting this summer. Workshops are taught by LLCC professors, and upcoming topics include honeybees, apps and games for the classroom, and coding.   The Basics About Honeybees combines self-paced videos, which are available June 1-14, with a hands-on session June 15 at the LLCC apiary on West Lake Drive next to campus. Free Apps & Games for Your Classroom & Beyond will be

Wooden It Be Lovely Plans Community Celebrations and Tours on June 3, 4 and 5 to Showcase Home Designed for Women Recovering from Addiction

In celebration of a milestone accomplishment, Wooden It Be Lovely (WIBL) will host Community Celebrations and Tours of a home that will be a safe and loving sanctuary for women who are recovering and healing from addiction, poverty and/or abuse. The events will be held Friday, June 3, 11 a.m.-1 p.m. and 4-7 p.m.; Saturday, June 4, 10 a.m.-2 p.m.; and Sunday, June 5, 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. The “Be Lovely Home” is located at 801 South Grand Avenue West in Springfield.    The home was designed by women

FIFTH STREET TO REDUCE FOR WATER MAIN REPLACEMENT

Beginning Monday, May 23rd, lanes on the east side of 5th Street will be reduced between Iles Avenue and Bryn Mawr Boulevard to accommodate water main replacement work. This work is expected to take multiple days and will be rescheduled in the event of inclement weather. All lanes will reopen after road surface repairs are complete.Motorists should plan to take alternative routes and should slow down and be aware of all crews and equipment in and near roadways.

CWLP PREPARED TO LESSEN IMPACT ON CUSTOMERS FROM PREDICTED MIDWEST ENERGY CRUNCH

On Tuesday night City Water, Light and Power (CWLP) officials presented to the Springfield City Council on what lies ahead for CWLP customers with the possibility of rolling blackouts for Midwest states being predicted. Officials explained the utility’s role in regional energy emergencies, with an overview of what resources it has, and the mitigation and steps that are and would be taken by CWLP, including asking its customers to conserve, should an energy emergency arise. The presentation was given

Mahaney joins Hanson as talent acquisition specialist

Hanna Mahaney, RACR, talent acquisition specialist, recently joined Hanson Professional Services Inc.’s Springfield headquarters. She will support Hanson’s workforce planning and staffing needs by recruiting new talent for the company. Mahaney was previously a talent acquisition consultant for Springfield Clinic. She received a bachelor’s degree in business administration from Robert Morris University and is a certified recruiter through The Recruiter Academy. Hanson is a national, employee-owned

'ON PAR FOR PEDIATRICS' CHARITY GOLF EVENT INVITES GOLFERS TO HELP AREA KIDS

Children throughout Springfield and surrounding communities are receiving extended medical care, and their families often need extra help paying for lodging, food or transportation. SIU Medicine is inviting all golfers to form teams to help these children facing life-altering diseases through the On Par for Pediatrics charity golf outing.   A shotgun start will begin the game at 12:30 p.m. on Friday, June 10, at The Rail Golf Course, 1400 S. Club House Dr., Springfield. An entry fee of $125 per player

Hanson ranks 5th in ‘Best Places to Work in Illinois’ category

Hanson Professional Services Inc. is fifth in the medium-employer category on a list of 80 companies named the best places to work in Illinois.  Hanson’s ranking in the category of 19 companies, which was revealed at an awards ceremony May 11 at Abbington Distinctive Banquets in Glen Ellyn, is on the “Best Places to Work in Illinois” list managed by Harrisburg, Pennsylvania-based Best Companies Group. Best Companies works with local media and publishing partners to establish “Best Places to Work”

Hanson elects Alm, Chepkoit to board of directors

Steve Alm, federal services principal, and Kipkoech Chepkoit, chief geotechnical engineer and geotechnical discipline manager, have been elected to the Hanson Professional Services Inc. board of directors. Members of the boards of directors were announced during Hanson’s annual meeting, which was conducted April 7 through a virtual meeting platform. The board of directors for Hanson Professional Services Inc. are Sergio “Satch” Pecori, chairman and CEO; Jeff Ball, president and chief operating officer;

Hospital’s Art Display Celebrates Asian Americans, Pacific Islanders

A colorful Rangoli will be displayed in Springfield Memorial Hospital’s main lobby through May in recognition of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month. “At Memorial Health, we are working to create a culture that is welcoming, inclusive and positive,” said Chuck Callahan, the nonprofit hospital’s president and CEO and president of Memorial Health Hospital Group. “These are the same messages traditionally conveyed by Rangoli.” Rangoli is an ancient North Indian folk art form in which colored

LLCC honors recipients of 2022 Distinguished Service Awards

Recognizes service anniversaries, retirees and professors emeriti   Lincoln Land Community College honored 2022 Distinguished Service Award winners, employees with service anniversaries, retirees and professors emeriti at the LLCC Employee Recognition Ceremony May 12.   The college presented five Distinguished Service Awards to individuals who demonstrate exemplary leadership and service to the college community, promote a student-focused environment and exhibit a strong commitment to the college’s core

Senior Services of Central Illinois Calling for New Volunteers

Ken Lam Will Be Concluding His Tenure As Music Director

Thank you for a wonderful conclusion to the 2021-2022 season this past weekend at our American Journey concert featuring exceptional violinist William Hagen. This will be a bittersweet weekend as Music Director Ken Lam will be concluding his tenure as Music Director due to his soon-to-be-announced appointment at a major international music institution. We are fortunate that he will continue as our Artistic Advisor for the next two seasons, advising on the artistic and educational programming of the ISO, and

The 23rd Season of the Old Capitol Farmers Market Kicks off May 21st

The Old Capitol Farmers Market, presented by HSHS St. John’s Hospital -- voted Best Place to go Downtown, Best Produce in 2021– returns to kick off the summer on Saturday May 21st. The Market is celebrating its 23rd Season under the management of Downtown Springfield Inc., with generous support from premier sponsorship by HSHS St. John’s Hospital. The Market takes place out doors on 4th & Adams every Wednesday and Saturday from 8:00 am – 12:30 pm through the end of October. The Old Capitol Farmers Market

Sacred Heart-Griffin High School Announces New Softball and Wrestling Coaches

Sacred Heart-Griffin High School announced today the hiring of Ashleigh Roscetti as head softball coach and Dajuan Stewart as wrestling coach.    Roscetti will replace head softball coach Al Yoho, who will retire at the end of this season. Yoho has been part of the SHG’s softball program for over twenty years. “We appreciate Al's dedication and devotion to our softball program,” said Bob Brenneisen. “His efforts have put SHG on the softball map.  We are thankful for all Al has done during his 20 plus

Chamber Seeking Professional Salesperson

Are you looking for a prestigious, long-term sales career? The Greater Springfield Chamber of Commerce is seeking an energetic, self-motivated, credible individual to recruit new members for our dynamic business organization. The ideal candidate must be business-minded, sales-oriented, willing to follow proven success methods and enjoy talking to business leaders. Extensive training will be provided. Ask anyone who works at The Chamber, and they'll tell you the culture is outstanding - our small staff

Ambassador Committee Member Spotlight: Sara Linn

Sara LinnAccount ExecutiveAmeriCall Communications (217) 522-2255slinn@americallinc.com  What products and services does your business offer? AmeriCall Communications has voice systems including hosted voice ( VOIP) solution, secure access controls and monitoring for all types of facilities, as well as a complete managed service offering, while  creating customized structured cable systems to supply record breaking speeds.  What is one thing you'd like for people to know about your business? Our

Joe Bonamassa Is Coming Back to the UIS Performing Arts Center - November 3

BLUES ROCK STAR JOE BONAMASSA ANNOUNCES NEW TOUR DATES FOR FALL 2022  PUBLIC ON SALE FRIDAY, MAY 13th  BONAMASSA TOURING IN SUPPORT OF HIS #1 BILLBOARD BLUES ALBUM, TIME CLOCKSTHURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3UIS PERFORMING ARTS CENTER  Tickets go on-sale to the public on Friday, May 13th at 10 am.  Ticket prices are $149, $129, $99, $89, $79 and $59 and can be purchased at UISpac.com or by phone (217) 206-6160.   Pre-sale tickets will be available to members of FRIENDS of UIS Performing Arts Center as early as

Memorial Wellness Center’s New Location Offers Culinary Medicine

Memorial Wellness Center is now offering expanded services in its new downtown Springfield location, including a culinary medicine program that is the first of its kind in central Illinois. The center opened today (May 9) at 320 E. Carpenter St. “Our program is unique in this region as patients benefit from health care professionals being involved in every aspect of their care,” said Dr. Nicole Florence, medical director and bariatrician at Memorial Wellness Center. “Unlike other programs that offer a

Mental Health Crisis Team Expands Services in Sangamon, Menard

Mental health experts with Memorial Behavioral Health will be accessible 24/7 via a hotline to assist schools, police or members of the public who encounter a person experiencing a mental health crisis. The Mobile Crisis Response (MCR), a Memorial Behavioral Health program, expanded services to include assistance for both adults and children in Sangamon and Menard counties. Prior to the expansion, the program provided services to children covered by Medicaid who were experiencing mental health crisis. The

Leadership In a Digital Age - A Dale Carnegie Seminar

Leadership in a Digital Age - A Dale Carnegie SeminarThe Greater Springfield Chamber of Commerce is offering an interactive seminar, Leadership in a Digital Age, a Dale Carnegie Seminar with Steve Garland.  This leadership seminar will be held at Illinois Primary Health Care Association, 500 2. 9th St. Springfield, Illinois. Lunch will be provided with registration starting at 11:00 am.  The seminar will start at 11:30 am on Tuesday, June 7.  This session is open to the community.  Cost to attend this

AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY RECIEVES DONATION FROM THE ‘CASH FOR CANCER’ BENEFIT

April was Esophageal Cancer awareness month, and in observance of that, some wonderful volunteers put on a benefit, 'Cash for Cancer' on April 23rd at Danenberger Family Vineyards, which featured the Johnny Cash tribute band, The Folsom Prison Five, and opening acts Jason McKenzie, and Dallas & Tracy. On May 3, 2022, they presented a check for $750.00 to the American Cancer Society.  They also donated $750.00 each to Ronald McDonald House Charities and Esophageal Cancer Action Network.  We would like to

Kesler joins Hanson’s headquarters as accountant

Emilee Kesler, accountant, recently joined Hanson Professional Services Inc.’s Springfield headquarters. She will evaluate compliance with accounting rules, complete overhead agency filings, process and track tax information and help analyze financial results.   Kesler was previously an accounting analyst for Archer Daniels Midland Co. in Decatur. She received a bachelor’s degree in accounting and finance from Illinois College.   Hanson is a national, employee-owned consulting firm providing

Tabacchi joins Hanson’s headquarters as geologist

Gino Tabacchi, P.G., geologist, recently joined Hanson Professional Services Inc.’s Springfield headquarters. He will focus on evaluating soil and groundwater data and providing recommendations for solutions to issues associated with engineering projects and environmentally sensitive sites.   Tabacchi has 17 years of experience in engineering geology, most recently as a project manager/professional geologist for an environmental consulting firm in Memphis, Tennessee. He received a bachelor’s degree in

Community Foundation Welcomes New Director of Communications

The Community Foundation for the Land of Lincoln is pleased to welcome Haley Wilson as its first full-time Director of Communications. At the Community Foundation, Haley manages the Foundation’s outreach and marketing efforts, spearheads grant administration and provides support in developing and managing community-based events.  “As a Springfield native, I am truly grateful and honored to work for an organization that has such a great impact on our community,” Wilson said.    Prior to this role, Haley

LLCC hosting Campus Visit Day June 7

Prospective students interested in starting or restarting college or training for a new career are invited to visit Lincoln Land Community College for Campus Visit Day on Tuesday, June 7. The free event will be held at the LLCC Springfield campus, 5250 Shepherd Road, from 10 a.m.-noon. Exhibits open at 9:30 a.m.   “Whether you are in high school, wanting to start a new career or looking to start over on a college degree, we welcome you to join us for Campus Visit Day. The event will feature interactive

Prairie Cardiovascular Consultants Welcomes John Pargulski, DO

Prairie Cardiovascular Consultants is pleased to welcome John Pargulski, DO, noninvasive cardiology specialist to their team in Springfield. Dr. Pargulski is now scheduling patients at the Prairie Cardiovascular office, located on the campus of HSHS St. John’s Hospital at 619 E. Mason Street, Springfield, IL.  “I’m a regular guy who was born, raised and trained in the Midwest,” says Dr. Pargulski. He earned his medical degree at the Des Moines University and completed his internal medicine residency at St.

Memorial Health Foundations receive donation from 2021 event Ticket Sales Open for 2022 tournament

Community health efforts supported by Memorial Health foundations will receive a $50,000 donation from the proceeds of the 2021 Memorial Health Championship presented by LRS, tournament officials and sponsors announced Wednesday. Kate Peters, the tournament’s executive director, made the donation announcement during a ceremony at Panther Creek Country Club, which hosts the annual Korn Ferry Tour event. “The 2021 tournament was a great success, and we expect it to grow even more this year,” Peters said.

Springfield Convention & Visitors Bureau Announces Major Conventions

The Springfield Convention & Visitors Bureau announced that it will welcome back two national gymnastic championship events. Less than 2 months from now, Springfield will feel the surge of athletes, spectators, families and coaches for the AAU and USA National Gymnastic Championship events at the Bank of Springfield Center!  These events are expected to bring more than 2000 people to our city!  The events will run back-to-back from June 23 - July 2, 2022.   Although the events are staged in downtown at

Community Foundation Announces Student of the Year; Awards More Than $205,000 in Scholarships

The Community Foundation for the Land of Lincoln announces 110 scholarship awards and scholarship renewals totaling more than $205,000. In 2022, more than 35 individuals, families and organizations made these scholarships possible through charitable funds established at the Community Foundation.   This year’s awards bring the cumulative scholarship distributions to more than $1,800,000 over the past 18 years.   This is the eighth year that the Community Foundation assumed responsibility for the

Thank You for Your Support!

Thank you to everyone who motored down the Mother Road with us Sunday night at the Get Your Kicks on Route 66 Gala presented by Qik-N-EZ, Concordia Village, and the Illinois Symphony Guild of Springfield. The evening was a smashing success for the Illinois Symphony Orchestra and the Illinois Symphony Youth Orchestras!  Special thanks to the ISYO musicians, who performed selections from “Oklahoma” with lead vocals by Assistant Conductor Logan Campbell and the ISO musicians and Music Director Ken Lam, who

SPRINGFIELD BALLET COMPANY: A NEW HOME IN CENTRAL SPRINGFIELD HISTORIC DISTRICT

The third floor of the building at 401 East Washington Street in the Central Springfield Historic District will be the new home of the ballet company’s studios, administrative offices, and newly formed School of Springfield Ballet.   Springfield Ballet Company (SBC) is moving operations to a 7,500 square-foot space on the third floor at 401 East Washington Street in historic downtown Springfield. The new facility will include 3 dance studios, administrative offices, a lounge area, a costume shop, and

CWLP 2021 Water Quality Report Released

City Water, Light and Power’s newest water quality report is now online for viewing and available to customers, www.cwlp.com/WQR2021. As in years past, CWLP-produced drinking water met all USEPA and State of Illinois drinking water health standards and no violations of a contaminant level or any other water quality standard occurred. The information in the report also outlines the multiple levels of monitoring undertaken to evaluate the production of drinking water. CWLP’s Water Division operates a 24-hour

MindsEye Postpones the Inaugural Beep Baseball “Battle for Illinois” Due to Inclement Weather

Unfortunately, Saturday’s (4/30/22) BeepBall events in Springfield have been postponed due to a high potential for severe weather in the area Saturday and rain accumulation in the days before. Possible new dates might be May 28th or a Saturday in August. Updated information will be posted as it becomes available. 

Springfield Memorial Hospital Nurse Honored with DAISY Award: Tabatha Fickas

Tabatha Fickas received the DAISY Award for Nursing Excellence at Springfield Memorial Hospital. Fickas, of Spaulding, was nominated by a patient’s family member to receive a DAISY Award, hospital officials said. In the nomination form, one of the patient’s adult children wrote, “Tabatha was our nurse multiple times [when Dad was in comfort care]. As she worked, she always asked us about Dad and listened with genuine interest and compassion to our stories – she wanted to know about him as a person.” The

LAND OF LINCOLN CREDIT UNION PROMOTES ELIZABETH WILSON TO BRANCH MANAGER OF NEW EFFINGHAM BRANCH SET TO OPEN IN JUNE

Land of Lincoln Credit Union (LLCU) announced that Elizabeth Wilson has been promoted to Branch Manager of the new Effingham branch set to open in June of 2022. The branch will be the second Effingham branch and is located at 1302 Thelma Keller Avenue in Effingham. Wilson will oversee the operations of the Effingham North branch, as well as continuing to serve as a Loan Officer. She has been with LLCU for 15 years and has served in several various capacities including Loan Officer, Member Service

LLCC students honored at Student Recognition Ceremony

Megan Jamison of Taylorville named Outstanding Graduate  Lincoln Land Community College recognized students with academic, leadership and special awards at the Student Recognition Ceremony April 26.   The top award of 2022 Outstanding Graduate was presented to Megan Jamison of Taylorville.   The award recognizes a graduate’s excellent grade point average, leadership, motivation, service to the college community, extracurricular activities and ability to overcome obstacles. Jamison will graduate in May

HSHS Medical Group Awards Colleague of the Month to Veronika Prewitt

HSHS Medical Group is pleased to award Veronika Prewitt with our April Colleague of the Month Award. Veronika is a registrar at HSHS Medical Group Multispecialty Care in Jacksonville, Illinois. The Colleague of the Month is chosen from nominations submitted by fellow HSHS Medical Group team members. “Veronika is a great example of care and compassion,” her nominator said. “She is such a joy to be around, and we are constantly receiving comments from patients on how wonderful and welcoming Veronika is at

Hospital Foundation Grant Supports Health Care Education Programs - 3D Anatomy Table in District 186

A grant from the Springfield Memorial Foundation will expand a hands-on STEM learning program into four of the middle schools in Springfield Public School District 186, as well as provide an interactive virtual dissection table at Southeast High School. The virtual dissection table – or Anatomage table – supports learning for students in the Health Science Academy at Southeast High School. The table provides a life-size “virtual cadaver” that allows students to examine tissues, cells and organs. The

May's Friday Nights Jazz

Great jazz music performed by fine area musicians. Family-friendly.  Accessible.  Free parking nearby.  Food and beverage available for purchase. Time:  5:30-7:30 P.M. Fee:  No cover charge Location:  Boone’s on West Edwards Street in downtown Springfield Website: https://springfieldartsco.org/fridaynightjazz/ Dates: May: Every Friday 6  Sam Crain Trio 13  Buddy Rogers Trio 20  Colin Helton Band 27  NappySax

US Army's Partnership for Youth Success Program

WHAT IS PaYS? The Partnership for Youth Success (PaYS) Program is a strategic partnership between the U.S. Army and a cross section of corporations, companies, and public sector agencies.  The Program provides America's youth with an opportunity to serve their country while they prepare for their future.  PaYS Partners guarantee Soldiers an interview and possible employment after the Army.  This unique Program is part of the Army's effort to partner with America's business community and reconnect America

Ambassador Committee Member Spotlight: Catherine Henebry

Catherine HenebryDirectorAmerican Heart Association (217) 299-1145catherine.henebry@heart.org  What products and services does your business offer? At the American Heart Association, the mission is simple: to be a relentless force for a world of longer, healthier lives.  Locally, I am the only Director for central and Western Illinois and run school programs K-12 in 20 counties and run the Springfield Heart Walk.  We bring to life the mission by getting out here and getting active and pledging to stay

UIS Good as Gold Ceremony honors more than 40 local volunteers, businesses, and organizations

The University of Illinois Springfield, Junior League of Springfield and the United Way of Central Illinois honored more than 40 Sangamon County volunteers, businesses and organizations during the 14th annual Good as Gold Ceremony on April 25, 2022 in the UIS Student Union. The Good as Gold Ceremony was started in 2008 to honor people, businesses, and organizations who freely give their time and talents to make Sangamon County a better place to live.  Distinguished Volunteer Award Diane Rutledge of

Hoots celebrates 15 years at Hanson

Brad Hoots, P.E., a civil engineer at Hanson Professional Services Inc., recently celebrated 15 years of service at the firm.   Hoots, who works at the Springfield headquarters, has provided site design services for projects, including disposal facilities for coal combustion residuals at several power generating stations in Illinois, a new residence hall at the University of Illinois Springfield, multiple medical office buildings for Hospital Sisters Health System and Memorial Health System in Illinois

Registration open for summer and fall 2022 classes at LLCC

Registration is now open for summer and fall 2022 classes at Lincoln Land Community College. LLCC’s offerings include academic transfer as well as career training programs. The summer session begins June 6 and fall semester begins Aug. 20.   Three class formats are available: face-to-face, online and hybrid.   New students should first fill out an application at www.llcc.edu/apply. Students may also visit or call the Springfield campus (217-786-2292) or an LLCC Outreach Center in Jacksonville