UPDATE March 2016 - Lincoln Land Community College

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Vol. 18 – No. 55
March, 2016
Announcing the 2016-17 ALL Board nominees
The Nominating Committee has submitted to ALL members the following slate of candidates for the 20162017 ALL Board open positions:
 Second President Elect, Judy Wagenblast
 Secretary, Carol Weir
 Treasurer, Len Beck
 Member at Large, Nancy Gillespie (2 year term)
Previously elected and continuing to serve their terms for the 2016-2017 Board are:
 President, Kathy Ransom
 First President Elect, Len Lieberman
 Members at large completing their 2nd year terms, Nancy Hall and Joe Selvaggio
The slate of nominees will be presented to the membership for election at the ALL Annual Meeting on Fri.,
April 22. The Nominating Committee this year includes: Les Eastep, chairman, Patsy Lozosky, John Sanford,
Stephanie Thomas and Anne Woomer. The Board thanks the nominating committee for their service in
performing this important assignment for ALL.
Betty Workman, ALL Board President 217-679-1699
[email protected]
Membership Committee
Thanks for the great support shown for the many ways to experience lifelong
learning at our recent Winter Celebration! It was good to see people having fun as
they sampled various warm weather and beach-related activities and food. We’re told
that we accomplished another desired outcome, to rejuvenate us in the middle of our
coldest season. Both entertainer, Flip Flop Dave Fogler, and WICS weather reporter,
Cheryl Lemke, also expressed how they enjoyed being with our ALL group. Special
thanks to the leaders of our activities for their clever and entertaining table demos,
discussions and games!
As this newsletter goes to print, ALL is now 346 members, so we are hopeful to
reach our goal for this year of 350 members. Remember that you have until Sat.,
April 30, to gain discounts to your own fee for next year when a new member lists
you as a referring member on their application. Please keep in mind that $5 per new
member will be subtracted from your own fee for your help in bringing a new
lifelong learner into the fold.
Judy Kohlrus
217-698-8924
[email protected]
Tom Bolinger
217-793-1978
[email protected]
Call Admission & Registration Services: 217-786-2292 or register online at
www.llcc.edu/community-education/academy-lifelong-learning/
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Tech Talk
The Tech Talk committee distributed technical assistance survey forms at the Winter Celebration to evaluate
the training selections of ALL members. The committee also received surveys via US mail. The surveys are
being reviewed and prioritized. The next step in the process of program development is to solicit individuals
with expertise in the various topics to help us enhance our technical skills.
The committee hopes to have the program up and running this summer. The next committee meeting will be
Tues., March 1, at 2 p.m. in room 1105 at the Millennium Center.
Helena Buhrman
217-679-2219
[email protected]
Steve Henrikson
815-252-1192
[email protected]
Chautauqua: The path to citizenship
Chautauqua concludes its immigration series on Thurs., March 17, with a closer look at the complex
paperwork process of citizenship application, and organizations that exist to assist the immigrant
applicant. Chautauqua will distribute handouts with a sampling of the requirements for citizenship and the
exam.
At the preceding Chautauqua programs on immigration, we reviewed the history of modern US immigration
policies and listened to new citizens share their personal stories and insights about the process of
assimilation. In our final program on immigration, we will follow the steps toward citizenship that they have
completed.
Our program will have representatives from the Immigration Project organization that serves the needs of
Central and Southern Illinois immigrants with the citizenship process and other services. The Immigration
Project has its roots in the Interfaith Refugee and Immigration Ministries established following the passage of
the Immigration and Control Act of 1986. They are located in Bloomington and serve clients in over 200
communities in a geographic area that consists of 120,000 square miles.
Please join Chautauqua from 1-3p.m. at the Trutter Center. Registration is required for this program.
COURSE CODE: LLL 115-03
QUESTIONS? → Nancy Gillespie 546-6927 [email protected]
WOW trips are scheduled on Wednesdays. Registration cost covers the charter bus transportation and the
driver’s gratuity. In addition, the trip may require a cash fee to cover other costs such as meals, tickets, or
tours. The motor coach departs from the J.C. Penney south parking lot at the corner of South Grand and
Dirksen Parkway in Springfield. Please wear your ALL name tag! Exact costs and times are listed within the
article.
WOW: Visiting Decatur sites
Join us on Wed., March 9, as we travel to Decatur and visit homes in the architectural
park of Millikin Place, the Hieronymus Mueller Museum, and discover how all these places
relate to each other.
At Millikin Place, we will tour the James Millikin Homestead. This beautifully restored
Victorian mansion built in 1876 was the home of former banker, James Millikin, and his
wife, Anna, who founded Millikin University.
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We will also tour Frank Lloyd Wright’s Irving House. Since this home is a private residence, it is not always
available for viewing; but we were able to make special arrangements.
Inventor, Hieronymus Mueller, who holds over 500 patents, is Decatur’s “unsung genius.” Even though you
may never have heard of him, find out why you can’t turn on your faucet, go roller skating, get a drink at a
public fountain, or drive your car without thinking about his inventions. Come learn more about him and
discover the connection between Frank Lloyd Wright and the Mueller family.
A luncheon buffet of salads and mini deli sandwiches is included at Paco’s Sol Bistro in downtown Decatur.
However, it’s a cash bar for any soft drinks, tea, or coffee. Water is free.
Call LLCC Admission and Registration Services or go on-line to register for this trip before the 5 p.m.,
Thurs., March 3 deadline. The cost at time of registration is $23 for ALL members and $33 for guests. In
addition, each person must bring $17 in CASH, which will be collected on the bus to pay for the tours and
lunch. The motor coach departs at 9 a.m. and returns approximately 4 p.m.
COURSE CODES & FEES: LLL 108-01A (member, $23) or LLL 108-01B (guest, $33)
QUESTIONS? → Karen Willard 971-3940 [email protected]
Breakfast Roundtables
Breakfast Roundtable (BRT) meets the first Thursday of the month at 8:30 a.m. at the MCL Cafeteria (northeast corner of
the intersection of Wabash and Montvale, Springfield.). Please register by contacting LLCC Admission & Registration
Services.
March 3 BRT: Rich Berning, recent trip to Cuba
Rich worked for the City of Springfield for many years, including the positions of Traffic Engineer and
Director of Public Works. His presentation will include visuals of his recent trip to Cuba as part of a University
of Illinois Explorers Tour.
Registration via Admissions and Registration Services will close at 5 p.m., Mon., Feb. 29. However, after
that date, you may register by calling ALL directly at 786-2477.
COURSE CODES & FEES: LLL 101-X03A (member, $12.25) or LLL 101-X03B (guest, $16.25)
QUESTIONS? → Dick McLane 546-5021 [email protected]
April 7 BRT: Dr. Charlotte Warren, President, Lincoln Land Community College
Dr. Warren became LLCC's first female president in 2006. She has advanced degrees from both the
University of Virginia and Virginia Commonwealth University. Prior to coming to LLCC, she held various
positions with the Community College Alliance, Franklin University in Ohio, and Georgia Penmeter College.
Also, she was a psychotherapist in private practice and taught in university and community college settings for
30 years.
Registration via Admissions and Registration Services will close at 5 p.m., Mon., April 4. However, after that
date, you may register by calling ALL directly at 786-2477.
COURSE CODES & FEES: LLL 101-X04A (member, $12.25) or LLL 101-X04B (guest, $16.25)
QUESTIONS? → Dick McLane 546-5021 [email protected]
BRT CANCELLATION POLICY
In view of the need to change our scheduled February BRT speaker after the UPDATE had been printed, it is
timely to remind everyone of our policy regarding such changes. If for any reason the scheduled speaker cancels
or is replaced after the speaker has been announced in the UPDATE, members will be informed via an
ALL "email blast." Members who have already registered but lack an email address will be informed by
telephone.
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In accordance with ALL BRT policy, members who have registered for a BRT may cancel a week before the
BRT and receive a full refund. If a replacement speaker has not been found by that time, we will cancel the
BRT and inform everyone who has registered. Those registrants will receive a full refund. However, if we have
a replacement speaker by the scheduled time, no refund will be made.
Once we've given the MCL Cafeteria a count, we are obliged to pay for that number of people whether or not
we have a speaker. Breakfast would still be served, and we would still have use of the room for socializing.
Springfield during World War I
Have you wondered how Springfield appeared in 1914-1918 during the WWI era? What changes have
occurred since then? That will be revealed at the Today’s Topic on Tues., March 15, in the Trutter Center at
10 a.m.
Mike Kienzler, Executive Director of the Sangamon County Historical Society, will tell us about the many
different aspects of life in Springfield and the surrounding area during WWI.
This ranges from the demographics of the community to industry and agriculture as well as the living
conditions of the time. This topic will provide us with insights into the development of our city. Please register
for this presentation.
QUESTIONS? → Jeri Wright
546-6481
[email protected]
Meet, Greet & Eat
The Meet, Greet and Eat group will gather at Char House, 2500 Sunrise Drive (off Dirksen Pkwy,
north of Applebee’s, the former Carlos O’Kelly’s) at 5:30 p.m. on Mon., March 28.
They have a general menu – the food is delicious! Plan to join us to say good-bye to the winter
weather and welcome spring. Be sure to register. I hope to see you there.
COURSE CODE: LLL 103-X05
QUESTIONS? → Karen Fifer
523-3302
[email protected]
Book Lovers
The Book Lovers group will be looking for adventure in our March book selections as we revisit
the Scottish born author, Robert Louis Stevenson. Last year, we enjoyed the historical fiction novel
Under the Wide and Starry Sky, about Stevenson and his American wife, Fanny. This year, we will
read and discuss two of Stevenson’s most famous works, Kidnapped and Treasure Island. You may
choose to read either of the two books.
Kidnapped is the classic adventure novel about a teenage boy, David Balfour, set in 18th century
Scotland. The story is fast paced, and the sword fighting is well described. Treasure Island tells the tale about a
boy who possesses a treasure map and embarks on a ship to an island in search of the treasure. However, there
are pirates on the ship, and they too are seeking the treasure.
Whichever book you choose to read this month, you will find a good action-packed, adventure story. Book
Lovers will meet on Wed., March 23, at 1 p.m. in room 1142 of Montgomery Hall.
QUESTIONS? → Pat Veseling
546-2032
[email protected]
QUESTIONS? → Mary Emerick 732-1854
[email protected]
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Flicks on Friday
The 1956 film, “Last Wagon” is the Fri., March 18, Flicks on Friday offering. Directed by
Delmar Davis, this film stars Richard Widmark in one of his finest roles as a wanted man
unexpectedly freed in Indian Territory. This is a must see for Richard Widmark fans.
For your viewing pleasure, bring your favorite treats (popcorn/candy/chips/soft drinks) and join
us at the Trutter Center at 1 p.m. for the film. A brief discussion follows the film and Closed Caption
is available. Please register for this film.
QUESTIONS? → Stephanie Thomas
793-1052
[email protected]
Scribes
From the incomparable Erma Bombeck to Dave Barry, humor writers have entertained us. Writing
humor can be especially challenging. Are there secrets to incorporating humor into your writing? Our
mini workshop will explore some of the techniques to add a touch of humor to your writing.
For March’s optional writing prompt, Scribes will write about the topic, “Working 9 to 5.” Most
adults have spent a chunk of their life at work. Was work a grind? A calling? This is the opportunity to
write a memorable moment in your work life. You may bring 1-2 pages of the writing prompt or 1-2 pages
of any current writing project. All ALL members are welcome to share their writing or come and observe the
session. Please Note: Due to LLCC’s Spring Break, Scribes will meet on Thurs., March 17 at 10 a.m. in
Sangamon Hall, Room 1133.
QUESTIONS? → Nancy Hall
698-9025
[email protected]
Pedal Pushers
Pedal Pushers will meet at the Washington Park Carillon and Botanical Gardens at Chatham
Road and Fayette Street on Mon., March 21, at 9 a.m.
We will tour the 43rd Annual Spring Floral Display with Easter lilies and lush tropical foliage
before riding (or driving in case of rain) to Incredibly Delicious, 975 South 7th Street, for lunch or
treats and to discuss future rides. Menu at www.incrediblydelicious.com.
Patty Mees
217-652-4829
[email protected]
John Sanford 217- 698-0840
[email protected]
Swinging Seniors
Here comes March and springtime, so can golf season be far behind?? No, not really, and all our
golf members are looking forward to our April meeting at Brookhills Golf Course followed by the
2016 season of play beginning Wed., May 4.
The Winter Celebration was fun with a Swinging Seniors putting game. Two new ALL members
joined and we look forward to welcoming them to our group. On Wed., March 16, our members
will meet for our winter luncheon at Mario’s on Clear Lake Ave at 11:30 a.m.
Connie Lynn will send out an email with the necessary information. Please contact me with your reservation
by Mon., March 14.
Patty Mees, Chair 217-652-4829 [email protected]
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Games
The March Games Group will meet Thurs., March 24, from 1-3 p.m. in the Millennium
Center, room 1105.
We will play Scattergories, a game of listing items in a general broad category. Come join us
as we all learn to play the game. No experience is necessary; just a fun time playing with friends
or meeting new people in a relaxed way. Other scheduled games for spring include Yahtzee,
Pickleball and CatchPhrase.
QUESTIONS?→Alice Steljes
[email protected]
QUESTIONS?→Cheryl Bushnell 494-3462
[email protected]
ALL Bowling League
March is our last month of bowling for this program year. Any member who is still interested
in substituting on those evenings when a regular bowler cannot bowl, please contact one of us.
This is a great opportunity to consider joining our group next year!
We bowl on the first and third Mondays of the month through March 21 at Strike and
Spare Lanes, 2660 W. Lawrence Ave. at 4 p.m. Free bowling shoes and Center bowling balls
are available for those who need them. Come join the fun!
Karen Willard 217-971-3940
[email protected]
Susan Moore 622-4421
[email protected]
Around Town March: A special house
In March, we take a trip to a home away from home that serves hundreds of people each year — the Ronald
McDonald House in Springfield at 610 N. 7th St. Join us on Wed., March 16, at 10 a.m. for our visit.
This facility celebrates its 30-year anniversary this year, and over that time, it has offered hospitality to more
than 10,000 outside-of- Springfield families whose children underwent medical treatment at our hospitals. See
the facilities which were remodeled and expanded in 2014, and hear stories of comfort and love. There is a
parking lot on the north side of the house as you approach it on 7th (a one-way street going south.) Please
register through LLCC.
COURSE CODE: LLL 102-X05
Ann Kramer 217- 498-7304 [email protected]
REMINDER!
Sun., Mar. 13 at 2 p.m., the Springfield Ballet Company presents Rhapsody in Gershwin, at the Legacy
Theatre at 101 E. Lawrence Ave. in Springfield. Our early commitment tickets have sold out, but you may call
Denese at the Community Education office to have your name placed on our waiting list or call directly to the
theater (1-800-838-3006) for available tickets for this or another performance. Eighteen dollars per ticket is
payable in advance to LLCC Admissions and Registration.
COURSE CODE: LLL 102-X04 Rhapsody in Gershwin
QUESTIONS? → Judy Wagenblast 381-5115
[email protected]
The deadline submission for UPDATE articles for the April
issue is due no later than MARCH 1 to [email protected].
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Letter from the Liaison
Letter from the Liaison
Have you checked out LLCC’s Bistro Verde? If not, you are missing out on an experience! Bistro Verde,
Lincoln Land Community College’s student-run café, is open for lunch spring semester Tuesdays and
Thursdays from 11 a.m. – 1 p.m. Reservations are strongly encouraged and can be made by emailing
[email protected], calling 786-2821, or stopping at the café during hours of business. The café will be open
January 26 – March 3 and again from March 21 – April 28.
This semester the menu consists of the following:
Small Plates
Seafood Crepe with Miso Butter, Pineapple, Honey, and 5 Spice Country Rib with Green Onion
Pancake, or Pan-Asian Trio with Pineapple Crab Rangoon, Spring Roll, and Crispy Tofu with Citrus
Chili Sauce
Larger Plates served family style
Crispy Whole Fried Fish, Banchan, Lettuce and Plum Sauce
Bangkok Coconut and Lime Chicken Curry
Vietnamese Pork Tenderloin with Green Mango Salad
Black Pepper Beef and Vegetable Lo-Mein
Desserts and drinks are also available.
The café will accept cash and debit or credit cards; sorry, no checks. At this time, the Bistro will not be
offering any to-go meals. The café’s dining room staff is manned by students from Dining Room Operations,
and the cooking staff is manned by students from Food Production 4. Desserts are created by students in
Restaurant Desserts and Advanced Baking and Pastry classes, and bread is supplied by Artisan Breads class.
Jamie Stout, Director of Community Education 217.786.2430 [email protected]
Don & Donna Davis
72 Marchelle Ave
Springfield IL 62702
Phone: (217) 787-6323
Cell: (217) 899-4318 (Don)
Cell: (217) 341-2854 (Donna)
Email: [email protected] (Don)
Email: [email protected] (Donna)
Ronda Fraser
408 Missionary Ridge Dr
Email: [email protected]
Mary Ann Horn
2470 Glencoe
Phone: (217) 546-6449
Mike & Jean Kienzler
22950 Green Pass Rd
Athens IL 62613
Corinna Kurth-Baker
263 Circle Dr
Phone: (217) 529-5117
Cell: (217) 862-4613
Nancy Pals
23 Holiday Ln
Riverton IL 62561
Lena Sloe
975 Nine Rock Rd
Sherman IL 62684
Call Admission & Registration Services: 217-786-2292 or 1-800-727-4161, ext 62292 or register online at
http://www.llcc.edu/community-education/academy-lifelong-learning/
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PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO ALL BYLAWS
A Bylaws Review Committee comprised of Nancy Gillespie, Len Liebermann, Dick McLane, and Elizabeth
Simpson were appointed to review ALL bylaws and make recommendations for changes. The ALL board has
endorsed the submission of the following proposed bylaws revisions/amendments to the membership for a vote
at the Annual Meeting on Fri., April 22.
The sections to be deleted are in bold strikeout, with revisions/additions in plain bold.
Dick McLane 217-546-5021
[email protected]
PROPOSED BYLAW CHANGES
Article IV -- BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Section 6 - At least four Board members present at a scheduled board meeting constitutes a quorum for
conducting business.
Article V – OFFICERS
Section 3 - The First President-Elect
Serves in the absence of the President
Serves on the Finance Committee and the Learning Council
Article VII – STANDING COMMITTEES
Section 5 - The Learning Council consists of the current year’s chairs/co-chairs of each ALL program
and special interest group, current ALL First President Elect, and LLCC liaison. The president appoints
the chair. The council fosters communication among members and exchange of information on individual
programs and activities. It makes recommendations to the board as appropriate.
Article VIII – AMENDMENTS
Section 1 - Notification of any proposed changes to the bylaws shall be sent by the Board to all members in
writing at least 30 20 days prior to the annual meeting.
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ALL Winter
Celebration
Fri., Jan. 29, 2016
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LLCC Academy of Lifelong Learning (ALL) Calendar of Learning Opportunities
Register by phone 217-786-2292 or online http://www.llcc.edu/community-education/academy-lifelong-learning/
DAY
DATE
COURSE CODE
MARCH 2016
Tech Talk Committee Meeting
TUE 03/01/16 N/A
BRT (member): "Rich Berning: Cuba" REGISTRATION
THU 03/03/16 LLL 101-X03A
DEADLINE MON., 2/29/16
BRT (guest): "Rich Berning: Cuba" REGISTRATION
THU 03/03/16 LLL 101-X03B
DEADLINE MON., 2/29/16
THU 03/03/16 CALL TO RESERVE ALL Member Orientation CAPACITY 10
LOCATION
Room 1105, Millennium Center
MCL Cafeteria, 2151 W. Wabash
TIME
FEE
2 pm
$0
8:30 am $12.25
8:30 am $16.25
Room 1139, Logan Hall
2-4 pm
$0
4 pm
OYO
depart 9 am
return 4 pm
depart 9 am
return 4 pm
2 pm
$23
10 am
$0
10 am
11:30 am
$0
OYO
10 am
$0
Trutter Center
1-3 pm
$0
Trutter Center
1 pm
$0
meet at Washington Park Carillon
& Botanical Gardens at Chatham
Road & Fayette Street
AMF Strike & Spare West Lanes,
2660 W Lawrence Ave.
Room 1142, Montgomery Hall
9 am
$0
4 pm
OYO
1-3 pm
$0
1-3 pm
5:30 pm
$0
OYO
786-2432
MON 03/07/16 N/A
Bowling League (first and third Monday)
WOW Trip (member): Decatur & Millikin Place
Registration Deadline 5 p.m., Thur., 3/3/16
WOW Trip (guest): Decatur & Millikin Place
LLL 108-01B
Registration Deadline 5 p.m., Thur., 3/3/16
Around Town: Springfield Ballet Company, Rhapsody in
LLL 102-X04
Gershwin FULL, wait list available
Today's Topic: "Springfield During World War I" Mike
LLL 113-03
Kienzler
Around Town: Ronald McDonald House
LLL 102-X05
CONTACT Patty Swinging Seniors: Winter Luncheon at Marios
Mees 652-4829 Reservations Deadline Mon., March 14
N/A
Scribes: "Writing Humor" and optional writing prompt,
"Working 9 to 5"
Chautauqua: The Path to Citizenship Immigration
LLL 115-03
Project Organization representatives
Flicks on Friday: "Last Wagon" bring your own treats
LLL 117-04
(popcorn, candy, chips, beverage)
Pedal Pushers: 43rd Annual Spring Floral Display,
N/A
Washington Park Botanical Gardens
WED 03/09/16 LLL 108-01A
WED 03/09/16
SUN 03/13/16
TUE 03/15/16
WED 03/16/16
WED 03/16/16
THU 03/17/16
THU 03/17/16
FRI
03/18/16
MON 03/21/16
MON 03/21/16 N/A
Bowling League (first and third Monday)
WED 03/23/16 N/A
Book Lovers: Kidnapped and Treasure Island by Robert
Louis Stevenson
Games: Scattegories
Meet, Greet & Eat: Char House Capacity: 25
THUR 03/24/16 N/A
MON 03/28/16 LLL 103-X05
DAY
DATE
COURSE CODE
APRIL 2016
BRT (member): "Dr. Charlotte Warren, LLCC President"
THU 04/07/16 LLL 101-X04A
REGISTRATION DEADLINE MON., 4/4/16
BRT (guest): "Dr. Charlotte Warren, LLCC President"
THU 04/07/16 LLL 101-X04B
REGISTRATION DEADLINE MON., 4/4/16
AMF Strike & Spare West Lanes,
2660 W Lawrence Ave., Springfield
meet at J.C. Penney south parking
lot
meet at J.C. Penney south parking
lot
The Legacy Theatre
Trutter Center
610 N 7th St.
3073 E Clear Lake Ave.
Room 1133, Sangamon Hall
$33
$18
Room 1105, Millennium Center
2500 Sunrise Drive (off Dirksen
Parkway, north of Applebee's)
LOCATION
TIME
FEE
8:30 am $12.25
8:30 am $12.25
The Academy of Lifelong Learning (A.L.L.)
at Lincoln Land Community College
NEW MEMBER 2015–2016
***JANUARY 1 – JUNE 30, 2016 MEMBERSHIP***
HALF-YEAR BASIC ALL MEMBERSHIP FEE, per person ......................... $35
HALF-YEAR ALL+ MEMBERSHIP FEE, per person ................................. $65
If you do not already have a LLCC student account on file, Registration Services will generate a Student ID number through this one-time
request of private information. You will only need to provide your Student ID when registering for any Community Learning or ALL class
events. PLEASE NOTE: LLCC and ALL recognize and respect the importance of privacy and confidentiality of personal information! We will not
publish this in the ALL Membership Directory, nor will we distribute to any third party or outside agencies.
Date of Birth (m/d/y)
Social Security Number (SSN)
LAST NAME
FIRST NAME [ ]
*NAMETAG [ ]
*Please select if you prefer to be addressed by a different name.
MAILING ADDRESS
CITY
STATE
ZIP
Please indicate whether any of this information can be published in the ALL Membership Directory only:
Home Phone
Cell Phone
Email
□ Public □ Private
Membership Fee per person only valid January 1, 2016 through June 30, 2016: Please select one
[
] BASIC ALL MEMBERSHIP FEE .............................................................................................. $35
 OR 
] SPECIAL ALL PLUS MEMBERSHIP FEE ......................................................................... $65
[
REFERRED BY ALL MEMBER:
PAYMENT METHOD:
[
] CHECK Must be made payable to LLCC CHECK #_ ___________
[
] CREDIT CARD
[ ] Visa
[ ] MasterCard [ ] Discover
CHECK AMOUNT $
CHARGE AMOUNT $
16-digit card number
Expiration Date
SEC
Signature’
Please return this form and payment to: Lincoln Land Community College, ATTN: Community Education/ALL
PO Box 19256, Springfield, IL 62794-9256
FOR OFFICE USE ONLY
□ DATE RECEIVED
□ PERC
2015-2016
ALL Executive Board
Betty Workman, President
679-1699
Kathy Ransom, First President Elect
685-8575
Len Lieberman, Second President Elect
553-7926
Carol Weir, Secretary
824-7847
Karen Willard, Treasurer
971-3940
Board Members at Large
Sydney Kling
Nancy Hall
Joe Selvaggio
787-3581
698-9025
787-0906
Committees
Finance – Karen Willard
Membership/Marketing – Tom Bolinger, Judy Kohlrus
Learning Council – Nancy Ashbaugh, Judy Wagenblast
Learning Activity Leaders
Around Town Judy Wagenblast, Diana Weller
Book Lovers Pat Veseling, Mary Emerick
Bowling League Karen Willard, Susan Moore
Breakfast Roundtable Dick McLane
Chautauqua Elizabeth Simpson
Flicks on Fridays Stephanie Thomas
Games Cheryl Bushnell, Alice Steljes
Meet-Greet-Eat Karen Fifer
Pedal Pushers John Sanford, Patty Mees
Scribes Nancy Hall
Swinging Seniors Connie Lynn, Patty Mees
Tech Talk Helena Buhrman, Steve Henrikson
Today’s Topic Sydney Kling
Wander on Wednesday (WOW) Trips - Karen Willard
ALL Special Assignments
Historian – Dick McLane
Newsletter – Andrea Berryman, Editor
Web site: http://www.llcc.edu/community-education/academy-lifelong-learning/
217-786-2432 (Community Education/ALL Office) 217-786-2292 (LLCC Enrollment/Registration)

UPDATE March 2016 - Lincoln Land Community College

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