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Look for this colorful 12-page insert in the Nov. 19 Daily Herald. It includes news on career assistance, spring semester registration, new high-tech programs, 40th anniversary timeline, CLC success stories and more.
Registration begins Nov. 30. Classes begin Jan. 19.
Orientation is required for new CLC students.
Four-time National Poetry Slam individual champion, Patricia Smith, will read from her original poetry.
CLC wants to take proactive steps to prevent the flu from spreading. By following these three steps, you can help.
Business | Health and Horticulture | Social Sciences
Lost your job? There's hope.
Here are five career-boosting strategies.
CLC can help you with all of them.
The College of Lake County is collecting stories from
students, graduates, community members and others.
Take a few moments to share your CLC story.
Visit the 40th Anniversary Celebration Web site for
photos, events, success stories, a timeline and more!
Nov. 13-21: Presented by the College of Lake County Theatre Department, this classic Ibsen drama concerns political hypocrisy, environmental damages, an obsessed media and a world where science is both the problem and the solution.
Read the news release or buy tickets.