SAB and Foundation host Subs and Scholarships Posted on November 17, 2021 The Lake Land College Foundation Scholarships, which are open November 1- February 1, and again August 1 – 31 for the 2022-2023 academic year. The Foundation awards students more than $400,000 worth of scholarships in a range of amounts up to $5,000. For more information, visit https://www.lakelandcollege.edu/foundation/scholarships/ Additionally, we promoted the COVID-relief funds that provide financial assistance to students to help cover educational expenses, such as tuition and fees, course materials, technology, food, housing, transportation, or for emergency costs that arise due to coronavirus such as health care (including mental health care) or childcare. Students do not have to repay these grant funds. In addition to the Coronavirus Response and Relief Supplemental Appropriations Act (CRRSA), the college has additional funding available to assist students through the HEERF funds authorized through the American Rescue Plan. This fall, Lake Land College prioritized the distribution of these funds in three tiers: 1. Students with the most financial need, based on their FAFSA 2. Students enrolled in programs that have high costs for tools, supplies or tests 3. Any student with a self-identified area of need Students enrolled in the fall as of the tenth day of the semester, will have the opportunity to request funds due to hardships experienced throughout the pandemic. Full-time students enrolled in at least 12 credit hours can request up to $1,000 and part-time students enrolled in three to 11 credit hours can request up to $500 to assist with educational expenses. The request form will be available in the Laker Hub, the student portal. Students may still apply if they have not done so and they can call or stop by the Financial Aid office with questions: Financial Aid 217-234-5231 or financialaid@lakelandcollege.edu. Students who have completed the application for Fall for these funds should watch for information about the opportunity in the Spring semester.
Lake Land College announces 2021 Philanthropy Award recipients Posted on November 11, 2021 The Lake Land College Foundation recognized the 2021 Philanthropy Award recipients as well as incoming and outgoing board members at the October Foundation Board of Directors meeting. The 2021 Philanthropy Awards include the Outstanding Philanthropist Award, The Outstanding Philanthropic Organization Award and The Outstanding Volunteer Fundraiser Award. The Outstanding Philanthropist Award went to the Burnham Neal Charitable Trust. The Fuqua Foundation earned The Outstanding Philanthropic Organization Award, and The Outstanding Volunteer Fundraiser Award recipient was Preston Smith. “Congratulations to our 2021 Philanthropy Award recipients,” Executive Director for College Advancement Christi Donsbach said. “We are so proud to honor this very deserving group of individuals and organizations that have supported the Lake Land College and Foundation over the last 50 years.” Also recognized were the board members rotating off of the Board of Directors after their second term ending in 2021. These included board members Michelle Blackwell, Mike Bohannon, Brian Hutchins and Lisa Kallis. The Foundation would also like to welcome new board members Angela Downs of Paris, Kellie Eastham of Paris, Austin Frank of Mattoon and Tyler Micenheimer of Effingham. “I would like to express my gratitude to our outgoing board members on their incredible dedication over the years,” Donsbach said. “The Foundation has experienced amazing growth under their leadership and expertise. I am also excited to welcome our newest board members and appreciate their commitment to serve in this capacity. I continue to be amazed with the sincere allegiance of our very own alumni and community members who dedicate their time, talent and treasures to be our board members.” The 2021 Foundation Board of Directors slate of officers includes President Deacon Patient, Vice President Rich Hartke and Secretary Renee Huckstead. The most recent past president is Tom Grunloh. For information on the Foundation or to take a look at the most recent Foundation Annual Report, visit lakelandcollege.edu/foundation/. -30-
Lake Land College to host Laker Visit Day Posted on November 8, 2021 Lake Land College will host Laker Visit Day from 9 a.m. to noon Dec. 3 in the Luther Student Center, giving potential students the opportunity to learn about The Laker Advantage and how it can guide them on the path to success. Attendees will tour campus with a student ambassador, who will share information from a student perspective. Participants will also meet with faculty to learn more about specific programs. Representatives from many services, including Counseling Services, Career Services, Student Accommodations & Mental Health Initiatives, TRIO Student Support Services, Health Services and more will be available to provide information and answer attendees’ questions. A parent/guardian session will be offered as well to provide information relevant to potential parents or guardians of future Lakers. “This is a great opportunity for people to get to know the campus and learn about all the great things Lake Land has to offer,“ Michelle Zumbahlen, coordinator for strategic student communication & initiatives, said. “I highly encourage anyone considering attending to come to this event” For more information or to register, visit lakelandcollege.edu/visit. -30-
Preparing for the automation of the future Posted on October 19, 2021 October 2021 Editorial Earlier this month hundreds of area high school students witnessed the impressive automation and robotics of area businesses as part of the national Manufacturing Month celebration. These Manufacturing Day events are critical to helping young people realize that careers in manufacturing, especially those of the future, involve a high level of skill and knowledge. As Lake Land College prepares for its next strategic plan, it is taking into consideration the significant impact automation technologies and intelligent machines will have on the U.S. labor market. According to The Future of Work in America: People and Places, Today and Tomorrow, in the next decade, these changes will put many jobs that are automatable at risk. While less than 5% of jobs can be automated entirely, more than half of jobs can have up to 30% of their activities automated using current technologies. As jobs move forward, how work is organized and the mix of jobs will change based on available technology. As a result, businesses, educators and workers will have to adjust to jobs that require higher cognitive and technological skills. These changes will cause gaps in employment especially in rural America, where The Future of Work in America authors speculate more than 25% of workers could be displaced. Areas less affected by automation are more likely to have diversified economies and workers with higher educational attainment. The occupational categories impacted the most by automation include some of the largest occupational categories, such as office support, food service, production work, customer service and retail sales. Many businesses important to our local economy fall into these categories. While some occupations will lose jobs, other occupations such as healthcare, STEM occupations, creative fields and business services, will see strong growth. Certain occupations may see both displacement and growth, as the automation of some tasks will result in the shifting of more non-automatable tasks to current workers. According to the Higher Education in the Era of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, the skills needed for an automation economy are different than the skills accentuated by higher education in the past. The prioritized top ten skills needed by employers are: complex problem solving, critical thinking, creativity, people management, coordinating with others, emotional intelligence, judgment and decision making, service orientation, negotiation and cognitive flexibility. Ultimately, the increasing reliance on automation in occupations leads to higher salaries, however, these higher salaries can only be acquired with advanced education and skills. This means that workers with only high school diplomas are the most likely to be displaced by automation and technology. In the Lake Land College district, only about 17.8% of residents have a bachelor’s degree, which is almost half of the statistic for all Illinois residents at 34.7%. However, on average, the number of people with an associate degree in Lake Land’s district are at the same level or higher than Illinois or the nation at 8.5%, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. Automation, the skills needed to succeed in the workplace and educational attainment are just a few of the topics College staff researched for the recently published Trend Analysis in preparation for developing the 2023-2026 Lake Land College Strategic Plan. Please be a part of our strategic planning process by taking a five-minute survey to help us in the process of identifying the goals and objectives for our next strategic plan. I invite you to review the information presented in the Trend Analysis or quick-facts Executive Summary to consider how we can work together to serve the next generation of students, residents and businesses in our communities. Dr. Josh Bullock Lake Land College President
Lake Land College introduces new medical assistant completion program Posted on September 30, 2021 Lake Land College recently introduced a medical assistant completion program for those who have a Certified Medical Assistant certificate from somewhere other than Lake Land College and would like to earn an associate degree as a medical assistant. “This is a great opportunity for people already working in this field to advance their careers,” Medical Assistant Program Instructor and Director of the Medical Assistant Program Molly Yeske said. The program offers students the opportunity to earn an associate degree as a medical assistant based upon qualifications they have already earned elsewhere. As a current student in the program, Rhonda Lambes said she was extremely grateful for the opportunity to further her professional training. “I knew right away that this scenario was about as perfect as it gets,” Lambes said. “I knew I had to do this for myself.” Another student, Jami Duffy, said she decided to enroll in the program for her own personal gain as well as to inspire her employees. Duffy recently took on an administrative position in her workplace, and she said she felt compelled to lead her employees by example. “It says a lot about someone’s dedication to their employer and employment when they are willing to invest in their education,” Duffy said. Not only are graduates of the program more likely to have a broader range of employment opportunities, they can also become more well-versed and marketable with their abilities and even earn pay or position raises in some situations. For more information about how to get involved in the program, contact Yeske at 217-234-5055 or myeske@lakelandcollege.edu. https://www.lakelandcollege.edu/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/ALH-MAP-Completion-Program-VD-0921-2.mp4 -30-
Your input is valuable in our next strategic plan Posted on September 28, 2021 How can Lake Land College serve you? That question serves as the foundation for a year-long process the Lake Land College Strategic Planning Committee announced in early September. To kick off the process, the committee published a comprehensive Trend Analysis Report that provides key takeaways from research on state, national and global trends affecting higher education as well as demographic data for the Lake Land College district and the diverse communities it serves. The report and Executive Summary are published on the college’s website at lakelandcollege.edu/creating-our-future. As a community college, Lake Land serves all or parts of 15 counties and 31 school districts as district #517. It is the second largest geographical district in the state and is about the same size as the state of Connecticut. Led by Lake Land College Chief of Staff Jean Anne Grunloh, the strategic planning committee’s work in fiscal year 2022 will set the stage for the next four-year planning cycle, fiscal years 2023-2026. The college’s fiscal year runs from July 1 to June 30. “Lake Land College is excited to plan for the future and create a strategic plan that serves our next generation of students,” Grunloh said. “To accomplish this, we will be implementing a process that is deliberately inclusive of our internal and external stakeholders including community members, students and staff.” Lake Land is inviting all community members, students and staff to complete a brief five-minute survey to assist in the process of identifying the goals and objectives for the next strategic plan. The five-minute survey is available at lakelandcollege.edu under the About Us menu/About Us Links/Strategic Plan. “Our goal is to develop an innovative and adaptive strategic plan that addresses local, state, national and global trends impacting higher education and positions Lake Land to meet the student and workforce needs in a post-pandemic environment,” Lake Land College President Josh Bullock said. “To accomplish this goal, we need to hear from community members, business leaders, alumni, current students and future Lakers.” To learn more visit lakelandcollege.edu and look for the About Us menu and then Office of the President/Strategic Plan. ###
Lake Land College to host virtual nursing information sessions Posted on September 22, 2021 Lake Land College will be hosting virtual nursing information sessions on Oct. 7 at 6 p.m. and 7 p.m. as well as Oct. 14 at 6 p.m. Attendees will learn why Lake Land’s Nursing programs are ranked third in the state, as well as the various options for a nursing career. The informational sessions are customized to meet the interests of those considering a career in healthcare to those who have been working in the nursing field for years and would like to advance in their careers. Those who attend the first session will hear from nursing faculty members on the admissions process and learn why Nursing Explorer ranked Lake Land College’s nursing programs third in the state. This event is intended for prospective students and will take place at 6 p.m. on Oct. 7. The second session will be a chance for high school students who have applied through the Partnership for College and Career Success program to hear from Lake Land College nursing faculty members on the admissions process for the Associate Degree Nurse program. Students eligible for the program have received invitation letters for the event and are encouraged to attend. This event will be at 7 p.m. on Oct. 7. By attending the second session, current licensed practical nurses (LPN) can hear from nursing faculty members on the admissions process for the Associate Degree Nurse program. This PN to ADN Admissions Process session will take place at 6 p.m. on Oct. 14. To register for one of the sessions or to learn more, visit lakelandcollege.edu/visit. -30-
Lake Land College to host first annual Math & Science Open House Posted on September 8, 2021 Lake Land College math and science faculty will host the first annual Math & Science Open House from 10 a.m. to noon Sept. 24. The event allows high school juniors and seniors to learn more and ask questions about Lake Land math and science academic programs such as chemistry, biology, physics, math and engineering. Tours of facilities and labs will allow those interested to see and experience the state-of-the-art technology and equipment available to students in these programs. As part of the biology lab tour, participants will also have the opportunity to view a cadaver. “We are fortunate to have labs furnished with up-to-date equipment that go a long way in preparing our students to be successful when they graduate or transfer,” Division Chair of Math & Science/Biological Science Instructor Ikemefuna Nwosu said. “Our hope is that when students and their parents or guardians visit the open house, they can get a hands-on perspective of the quality education they will receive at Lake Land College.” The event will consist of three sessions based on different aspects of the math and science programs at Lake Land. The first session will include information about geographic information systems (GIS). GIS links data and descriptions to specific locations, allowing users to connect patterns and context within that data. The second session will include information about biological science, and the third session will involve physical science. As part of these sessions, faculty will be presenting hands-on demonstrations showcasing equipment, animal specimens, cadavers and laboratory experiments that are part of the Laker experience that provides students an advantage when transitioning to the workforce or to four-year universities. For more information or to register for the event, visit lakelandcollege.edu/visit. -30-
Lake Land College to host Laker Visit Day Posted on September 3, 2021 Lake Land College will host Laker Visit Day from 9 a.m. to noon Oct. 11 in the Luther Student Center, giving potential students the opportunity to learn about The Laker Advantage and how it can guide them on the path to success. Attendees will tour campus with a student ambassador, who will share information from a student perspective. Participants will also meet with faculty to learn more about specific programs. Representatives from many services, including Counseling Services, Career Services, Student Accommodations & Mental Health Initiatives, TRIO Student Support Services, Health Services and more will be available to provide information and answer attendees’ questions. A parent/guardian session will be offered as well to provide information relevant to potential parents or guardians of future Lakers. “This is a great opportunity for people to get to know the campus and learn about all the great things Lake Land has to offer,“ Michelle Zumbahlen, coordinator for strategic student communication & initiatives, said. “I highly encourage anyone considering attending to come to this event” For more information or to register, visit lakelandcollege.edu/visit. -30-
Lake Land College announces summer graduates Posted on September 2, 2021 Lake Land College is proud to announce the 2021 summer graduates. The following students completed their degrees and certificates this summer: First Name Last Name City Degree Academic Program Title Chase Austin Altamont Associate in Arts Criminal Justice Jayme Campe Altamont Certificate Medical Assistant Jordan Flach Altamont Associate in Science Chemistry Maelee Phillips Altamont Certificate Practical Nursing Joanna Schultz Altamont Associate in Arts Other Major Brittany Siebert Altamont Associate in Applied Science Dental Hygiene Grace Simmons Altamont Certificate Esthetics Hayden Voelker Altamont Associate in Arts Business Marissa Graven Arcola Certificate Medical Assistant Marissa Graven Arcola Associate in Applied Science Medical Assistant Pascha Shire Ashmore Certificate Practical Nursing Sarah Perkins Athens Certificate Practical Nursing Taylor Warne Aurora Associate in Arts Business Sarah Ronnebaum Batesville Associate in Arts Agriculture Transfer Alisha Jewell Beecher City Certificate Medical Assistant Alisha Jewell Beecher City Associate in Applied Science Medical Assistant Jessica Prichard Beecher City Associate in Applied Science Accounting Ashley Rhodes Beecher City Certificate Cosmetology Jessica Drake Bethany Certificate Practical Nursing Shelby Harding Bethany Certificate Practical Nursing Destiny Underwood Bethany Certificate Practical Nursing Faith Williams Bingham Associate in Applied Science Agriculture Business and Supply Tiffany King Brazil Associate in Applied Science Dental Hygiene Elissa Baron Brownstown Associate in Applied Science Dental Hygiene Jayln Chrysler Casey Associate in Arts Elementary Education Thomas Eichinger Casey Associate in Applied Science IT-Programming Molly McDonald Casey Associate in Applied Science Dental Hygiene Riley Peters Centralia Associate in Applied Science Dental Hygiene Mariah Chino Champaign Associate in Arts Sociology/Social Work Kinda Ake Charleston Associate in Arts Business Peyton Anderson Charleston Certificate Practical Nursing Natalie Banc Charleston Associate in Applied Science Dental Hygiene Spencer Barringer Charleston Certificate Auto Mechanic I Spencer Barringer Charleston Associate in Applied Science Automotive Technology Ian Centers Charleston Associate in Science Pre-Engineering Caden Daugherty Charleston Associate in Arts Business Efehan Efe Charleston Associate in Science Pre-Engineering Kristen Herendeen Charleston Certificate Medical Assistant Bridge Lisa Livvix Charleston Certificate Practical Nursing Kaylee Maroon Charleston Certificate Practical Nursing Samantha Orr Charleston Certificate Practical Nursing Leah Piescinski Charleston Associate in Applied Science Broadcast Communication Brooke Porter Charleston Certificate Practical Nursing Tessa Richard Charleston Associate in Liberal Studies Heidi Richardson Charleston Certificate Practical Nursing Paige Shirley Charleston Certificate Practical Nursing Brittney Shuemaker Charleston Certificate Medical Assistant Bridge Katherine Stine Charleston Certificate Medical Assistant Nicole Thomas Charleston Certificate Practical Nursing Mara Thurman Charleston Certificate Esthetics Taneesha Waggoner Charleston Certificate Practical Nursing Morgan Combs Crossville Associate in Applied Science Dental Hygiene Brooke Valles Crown Point Associate in Arts Pre-Nursing: BSN Transfer Kaitlyn Bloemer Dieterich Associate in Arts Elementary Education Leah Brummer Dieterich Certificate Cosmetology Mariah Kitterman Dieterich Certificate Practical Nursing Amy Anzio Edgewood Certificate Practical Nursing Montana Tonn Edgewood Associate in Arts Agriculture Transfer Breanna Alexander Effingham Certificate Practical Nursing Bianca Alwali Effingham Associate in Liberal Studies Mackenzie Blackerby Effingham Certificate Entrepreneurship Holly Bloemker Effingham Associate in Science Pre-Medicine Logan Borries Effingham Associate in Arts Elementary Education Carsyn Bushue Effingham Associate in Arts Business Deborah Fowler Effingham Associate in Applied Science Dental Hygiene Jessica Golden Effingham Associate in Arts Pre-Veterinary Medicine Kaitlyn Hall Effingham Certificate Medical Assistant Bridge Caralee Hayes Effingham Associate in Arts Business Jared Hoene Effingham Associate in Arts Criminal Justice Molly Hougham Effingham Associate in Arts Sociology/Social Work Ardyn Huss Effingham Certificate Practical Nursing Emma Huss Effingham Certificate Esthetics Will Kabbes Effingham Associate in Arts Business Jackson Matteson Effingham Associate in Arts Business Brayton Poland Effingham Associate in Arts Criminal Justice Fidencio Sanchez-Hernandez Effingham Certificate Auto Mechanic I Fidencio Sanchez-Hernandez Effingham Associate in Applied Science Automotive Technology Katrina Summers Effingham Certificate Practical Nursing Alex Thoele Effingham Associate in Engineering Science Associate In Engineering Science Fatima Viramontes Farina Associate in Applied Science Dental Hygiene Fatima Viramontes Farina Associate in Liberal Studies Sayne Schultz Findlay Associate in Arts Business Rachel Miller Gays Certificate Cosmetology Dayton Mitchell Greenup Associate in Arts Business Shelby Napier Greenup Certificate Medical Assistant Shelby Napier Greenup Associate in Applied Science Medical Assistant Alexander Talley Greenup Associate in Arts Business Paige Bartimus Hammond Certificate Medical Assistant Christian Kapongo Houston Associate in Science Pre-Engineering Shelby Thomason Humboldt Associate in Applied Science Dental Hygiene Heather Thomas Jacksonville Associate in Applied Science Dental Hygiene Catherine Hammond Kansas Associate in Applied Science IT-Programming Mason York Kansas Certificate Auto Mechanic I Mason York Kansas Associate in Applied Science Automotive Technology Isaiah Hart Lake Zurich Associate in Arts Undecided Layla Bennett Linden Associate in Applied Science Agriculture Production and Management Kenzie Robertson Louisville Certificate Practical Nursing Sabrina Bettinger Lovington Associate in Arts Special Education Daniel Reedy Lovington Associate in Arts Agriculture Transfer Sarah Larson Marshall Associate in Applied Science Dental Hygiene Hadyn Maloney Marshall Certificate Esthetics Brandon Ramsey Marshall Associate in Liberal Studies Brandon Ramsey Marshall Certificate Entrepreneurship Brittney Owen Martinsville Certificate Medical Assistant Brittney Owen Martinsville Associate in Applied Science Medical Assistant Anna Hakman Mason Associate in Arts Business Nathan Lohman Mason Associate in Arts Business Logan Pontious Mason Certificate Desktop Publishing Logan Pontious Mason Associate in Applied Science IT-Graphic Design Taylor Beals Mattoon Certificate Cosmetology Sylvester Boler Mattoon Certificate Medical Assistant Kristina Brunson Mattoon Certificate Medical Assistant Bridge Raeann Bryan Mattoon Certificate Practical Nursing Haley Dick Mattoon Associate in Applied Science Dental Hygiene Brianna Donnell Mattoon Associate in Arts Special Education Richard Donovan Mattoon Associate in Applied Science IT-Network Administration Kyah Eastin Mattoon Associate in Arts Sociology/Social Work Madison Evans Mattoon Certificate Esthetics Patty Gaona Mattoon Associate in Arts Elementary Education Kylie Goostree Mattoon Associate in Applied Science Dental Hygiene Alexander Hall Mattoon Certificate Renewable Energy Technician Alexander Hall Mattoon Associate in Applied Science Renewable Energy Alexander Hall Mattoon Certificate Sustainable Energy Alexander Hall Mattoon Certificate Programmable Logic Controllers Alyssa Harris Mattoon Certificate Management Katlyn Haydon Mattoon Certificate Practical Nursing Tiffany Hoenes Mattoon Associate in Arts Undecided Jocelyn Hooper Mattoon Certificate Practical Nursing Kollyn Humes Mattoon Certificate Auto Mechanic I Kollyn Humes Mattoon Associate in Applied Science Automotive Technology Bethany Jones Mattoon Associate in Applied Science Dental Hygiene Joshua Kiest Mattoon Associate in Applied Science IT-Network Administration Brieanna Laidley Mattoon Certificate Practical Nursing Gunner Laughhunn Mattoon Associate in Science Pre-Engineering Tessa Leady Mattoon Certificate Medical Assistant Tessa Leady Mattoon Associate in Applied Science Medical Assistant Katy Lee Mattoon Certificate Practical Nursing Shaunteje McDaniel Mattoon Certificate Medical Assistant Gavin Miller Mattoon Certificate Basic Welding Gavin Miller Mattoon Certificate CNC Operator Haleigh Miller Mattoon Certificate Cosmetology Macayle Miller Mattoon Associate in Arts Criminal Justice Melissa Moreno Mattoon Certificate Practical Nursing Amber Newell Mattoon Certificate Medical Assistant Amber Newell Mattoon Associate in Applied Science Medical Assistant Louis Niemeyer Mattoon Certificate Business Development Louis Niemeyer Mattoon Certificate Professional Sales Louis Niemeyer Mattoon Certificate Marketing Louis Niemeyer Mattoon Associate in Applied Science Marketing Louis Niemeyer Mattoon Certificate Entrepreneurship William Rasmussen Mattoon Associate in Arts Business Ashley Smith Mattoon Certificate Desktop Publishing Ashley Smith Mattoon Associate in Applied Science IT-Graphic Design Rebecca Smith Mattoon Certificate Medical Assistant Bridge Talitha Spitz Mattoon Associate in Applied Science Human Services – Psychology Jocelynne Stapleton Mattoon Certificate Medical Coding Specialist Jocelynne Stapleton Mattoon Associate in Applied Science Medical Coding and Health Information Nicole Starwalt Mattoon Certificate Medical Coding Specialist Kaitlin Stoeckel Mattoon Certificate Practical Nursing Peyton Trier Mattoon Associate in Arts Other Major Benjamin Winograd Mattoon Associate in Science Bioscience Non-Teaching Jasmine Zermeno Mattoon Associate in Liberal Studies Associate In Liberal Studies Alyssa Cole Mode Associate in Applied Science Dental Hygiene Olivia Kanizer Montrose Certificate Practical Nursing Grace Honeyman Mount Auburn Associate in Arts Agriculture Transfer Reece Ballinger Neoga Associate in Arts English Chase Lanham Neoga Associate in Arts Physical Education Amanda Phillips Neoga Associate in Applied Science Human Services – Sociology Angela Goebel Newton Certificate Medical Assistant Bridge Lori Hunt Oakland Certificate Medical Assistant Bridge Morgan Whann Otwell Associate in Applied Science Dental Hygiene Ashley Bartels Pana Associate in Arts Business Anna Gould Pana Associate in Arts Communication Studies Chaney Niehart Pana Associate in Applied Science Agriculture Business and Supply Taryn Fuller Paris Associate in Arts Sociology/Social Work Pilar Guerrero Paris Certificate Esthetics Chayse Martin Paris Associate in Arts Agriculture Transfer Hannah Seaton Ramsey Associate in Applied Science Early Childhood Care and Education Taran Duckworth Saint Elmo Associate in Applied Science Dental Hygiene Jade Fancher Saint Peter Associate in Applied Science Human Services – Psychology Adam Schroeder Saint Peter Associate in Arts English Christopher Bullock Shelbyville Associate in Arts Business Elizabeth Carlson Shelbyville Certificate Practical Nursing Kaylee Davis Shelbyville Certificate Esthetics Ashley Kite Shelbyville Certificate Professional Sales Ashley Kite Shelbyville Certificate Marketing Ashley Kite Shelbyville Certificate Business Development Ashley Kite Shelbyville Associate in Applied Science Management Ashley Kite Shelbyville Certificate Management Bridgette Lockhart Shelbyville Associate in Applied Science Human Services – Criminal Justice Raye Mays Shelbyville Certificate Practical Nursing Dean Walters Shelbyville Associate in Arts Liberal Arts Kelsey Hankins Shumway Certificate Practical Nursing Nicholas Miller Shumway Associate in Arts History Emma Fearday Sigel Associate in Arts Elementary Education Megan Krampe Sigel Associate in Arts Business Jocelyn Schultz Stewardson Associate in Arts Business Hayleigh Duncan Strasburg Associate in Applied Science Dental Hygiene Calla Roney Strasburg Certificate Practical Nursing Madison Atchison Sullivan Associate in Arts Elementary Education Alison Beard Sullivan Certificate Practical Nursing Hutson Dickens Sullivan Associate in Arts Business Kayla Dowds Sullivan Associate in Arts Pre-Veterinary Medicine Kayla Dowds Sullivan Associate in Science Pre-Medicine Sharon Hayse Sullivan Certificate Medical Assistant Bridge Kaitlynn McClure Sullivan Associate in Applied Science Dental Hygiene Mindy McPheeters Sullivan Certificate Auto Mechanic I Mindy McPheeters Sullivan Associate in Applied Science Automotive Technology Addison Orris Sullivan Associate in Applied Science Early Childhood Care and Education Josie Orris Sullivan Associate in Arts Communication Studies Nij Patel Sullivan Associate in Arts Business Trenton Polley Sullivan Associate in Arts Business Haley Rose Sullivan Certificate Practical Nursing Maelona Sims Sullivan Certificate Medical Assistant Maelona Sims Sullivan Associate in Applied Science Medical Assistant Michelle Williams Sullivan Certificate Medical Assistant Sarah Keith Terre Haute Associate in Applied Science Dental Hygiene Kathryn Sapp Terre Haute Associate in Applied Science Human Services – Criminal Justice Benjamin Kitten Teutopolis Associate in Science Pre-Medicine Audrey Kreke Teutopolis Associate in Arts Early Childhood Education Sayde Levandoske Teutopolis Certificate Massage Therapy Shannon Thoele Teutopolis Certificate Cosmetology Caleb Wendt Teutopolis Associate in Arts Business Emily Carlen Toledo Associate in Arts Mathematics Austin Kline Toledo Certificate Practical Nursing Bradley Rickett Tower Hill Associate in Applied Science Human Services – Psychology Tiffanie Edwards Tuscola Certificate Medical Assistant Bridge Ryan Salmon Tuscola Certificate IT-Computer Game Development Joel Stinson Urbana Associate in Liberal Studies Erin Gahimer Vermilion Associate in Applied Science Dental Hygiene Jenna Wojcik Watson Certificate Medical Assistant -30-