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Jan. 10: CLC hosts Engineering and Technology Career Fair
Students and the community are invited to meet with local employers to talk about job opportunities. -
From Au Pair to Artist: How a student turned her dreams into reality
Thais O'Malley was able to turn her dreams into a reality with her graphic design degree. -
CLC hires new Foundation executive director, chief development officer
Leigh Ann Jacobson, CFRE, comes to CLC as the new Foundation executive director and chief development officer. -
Spring into success with college classes
Registration is open for spring semester courses beginning Tuesday, Jan. 21. -
Winter Dance Concert “The Gathering” celebrates the Thanksgiving season
Performances for the show are Nov. 22 and 23. Tickets are available online or at the JLC Box Office. -
Pastor Jesus Gerena appointed to CLC Board of Trustees
Pastor Jesus Gerena was appointed to fill the board's vacant seat at the Nov. 19 board meeting. He will serve until April 1, 2025. -
The art of storytelling: Lake County at work
Listen to four thought-provoking stories about work and labor by participants of Voices of Lake County. Learn about this community initiative and how you can get involved to share your story in art, dance, music and storytelling. -
Tips for staying safe online
Don't be a victim of cybercrime! Take steps to protect your personal identity and finances. Experts Eric Berkowitz and Byron Sosa discuss cybersecurity and how you can stay vigilant while shopping, banking and hanging out online. -
GRAMMY-Award-winner Michael Rodriguez to perform at “Art of Jazz”
GRAMMY® Award-winning trumpeter and composer Michael Rodriguez joins the CLC jazz ensemble for the 48th annual "Art of Jazz" Nov. 17. -
Passion drives a second career in education
It took a few career paths, but John Randolph found what he was looking in life for as an educator. Randolph is currently the principal at Round Lake Middle School. -
Exploring the sociology of fear
What stokes our moral panic and fear of the "other?" Why do we enjoy Halloween and being afraid? CLC Instructor David Asma explores the effects of sensational news, myth and media literacy on our collective psyche. -
CLC instructor tackles climate change morality at the peak of ethics
Dr. Benjamin Hole presented his research on climate change ethics at the Rocky Mountains Ethics Congress, one of the most prestigious gatherings for ethical scholars worldwide. -
Theatre presents a hilarious whodunnit in “The Play That Goes Wrong”
Performances for the comedy begin Nov. 8. Tickets are buy one, get one free Nov. 8 and 14. -
Why oral hygiene is key to whole-body health
Learn why good dental hygiene benefits your overall health. Dental Hygiene Instructor Julie Boldt gives tips for maintaining oral hygiene at home. She explains what occurs during a dental exam and how to minimize going-to-the-dentist anxiety. -
CLC hosts indie creators at the Lake County Film Festival
The film festival runs for two weekends and features nearly 120 films. 2024 marks the 20th anniversary of the first festival. -
How to build good habits
Learn how to build and keep good habits -- and break bad ones -- with insights from CLC instructors Jay Wiltshire and Brent Steffens. Good habits make you stronger and more successful, no matter where you are in life. -
Career Spotlight: Healthcare
Healthcare workers are in high demand. Learn how to get started in a healthcare career and why CLC is the best school to earn your credentials or transfer degree. -
CLC police participate in Pink Patch Project
The CLC police department is participating in the Pink Patch Project this October to support Breast Cancer Awareness Month. -
Foundation Golf Classic raises over $135k
The annual Golf Classic on Sept. 16 raised over $135k to provide grants and scholarships for students. -
Oct. 17: Illinois Regional College Fair
The Illinois Regional College Fair will be held at CLC Thursday, Oct. 17.