Ambassador Committee Member Spotlight - Michelle Pulce-Flynn
Michelle Pulce-FlynnDirector, Grant Development and AdministrationLincoln Land Community College (217) 786-2446michelle.pulce-flynn@llcc.eduWhat products and services do 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 students to enter directly into the workforce. LLCC also offers multiple certificate programs that in most cases are stackable, which means a person can earn
LLCC offering discounted Essential Workplace Skills training through 2025
SPRINGFIELD — Lincoln Land Community College is offering its Essential Workplace Skills (EWS) training series to individuals and organizations at a discounted rate through December 2025, or while funding remains. The training series is designed to meet the most pressing soft skills needs of today’s workforce and is being supported by a Noncredit Strategies at Work Grant through the Illinois Community College Board. The EWS series is offered in two formats to meet regional workforce needs: customized
LLCC to offer free health care class
SPRINGFIELD — Lincoln Land Community College is offering Introduction to Health Care Professions (HLT 110) free this summer and fall as part of the Connect 2 Health Care (C2HC) program for those 18-24 years old. The class offers students the opportunity to learn from classroom, lab and job shadowing opportunities in various health care fields such as nursing, surgical technology, sonography, radiography, respiratory care, neurodiagnostic technology, occupational therapy assistant and emergency medical
LLCC recruiting volunteer tutors for adult literacy and education
SPRINGFIELD — Lincoln Land Community College is recruiting volunteer tutors to assist adults and English language learners in improving their skills in reading, writing, math and technology. Tutors are needed from each of the 15 Illinois counties served by the LLCC District. Volunteers must be at least 18 years old with reading and/or math abilities, but they do not need to have a teaching degree. LLCC will provide all the training and materials the tutors need, including the books tutors will use with
LLCC Ag Club students record best-ever finish at National competition
SPRINGFIELD — Sixteen students from Lincoln Land Community College’s Agriculture Club recently competed at the 2025 National Professional Agriculture Student Conference (PAS) held in Sheridan, Wyo., March 17-20, with two teams placing first. The students earned the right to compete by winning or being the runner-up in the Illinois PAS contests held earlier this year. The Swine Specialist Team of Jordan Shields, of Winfield, Mo.; Bailey Shields, of Winfield, Mo.; and Taylor Armstrong, of Huntsville,
