SAB and SGA applications are due!
Student Activity Board and Student Government Association applications are due by 4:30 p.m. on Friday, September 3 in the Student Life Office.
Events & Important Dates
9/3/10 |
Last day to drop a full semester class & receive 100% refund |
9/6/10 |
College Closed for Labor Day! |
9/8/10 |
B-GLADD Club Meeting -- First Meeting of Fall 2010 Semester |
9/8/10 |
Thinkfast Game Show |
9/15/10 |
Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration Kick Off Event |
9/22/10 |
Sex Signals |
9/29/10 |
Whiffleball Tournament |
Lake Land sustainability efforts recognized at international conference
Lake Land College's sustainability efforts are coming full circle and gaining international attention. The college will soon obtain an elite status when it comes to green energy efforts – it will fulfill three important components – decreasing energy use, generating a return on investment on green technologies and teaching students to attain green jobs.
<More>Lake Land College offers several non-credit dance classes this fall
Check out the fall line up of dance classes offered by Scott and Cheryl Sweet through the Lake Land College Office of Community and Professional Programs. Learn the slow, smooth, sophisticated and passionate Tango for Beginners, course number CE-RECR197-19479, on Sundays, Sept. 12, 19, 26 and Oct. 3 at 4:10 p.m.-5:10 p.m. on the Mattoon campus in Webb Hall room 081. Cost of the class is $27.
<More>Lake Land College offers Computer Basics in Charleston
The Lake Land College Office of Community and Professional Programs will offer a course titled Computer Basics on Monday and Thursday, Sept. 20 – Oct. 7, 10a.m. – 12 p.m., at the LifeSpan Center, 11021 E. Co. Rd. 800 N., in Charleston.
<More>Lake Land College dental hygiene clinic offers affordable oral healthcare
The Lake Land College dental hygiene clinic has a new location and more room to offer affordable dental care to the public, while also providing students a state-of-the-art education.
<More>Lake Land College hosts Let’s Build a Robot
LLC Summer College for Kids program, Let’s Build a Robot, helped students learn how to design, build, program and test three different robots. Participating students front row from left are, Matthew Dunn, Pana; Lane Gass, Mattoon; Kaleb Lynch, Charleston; C.J. Schmidt, Effingham; Ben Kruger, Effingham and Matthew Woomer, Effingham. Second row from left, Philip Salyers, Mattoon; Paul Elder, Sullivan; Matthew Kreke, Watson; and Nathan Carpenter, Mattoon.
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