Southlake Campus

1120 South Milwaukee Avenue
Vernon Hills, IL 60061
(847) 543-6501

Located in Vernon Hills in the southwest corner of Lake County, CLC’s Southlake Campus delivers core college education classes as well as distinct programs for businesses, working adults and people getting ready for careers in wellness and health sciences.

The whole campus leans toward wellness for individuals and communities. From our green roof to custom training for growing businesses, we’re here to help Lake County thrive.

Campus Highlights

Campus and Student Support Center

The Campus and Student Support Center at the Southlake Campus in Vernon Hills is a one-stop center that allows you to take care of virtually everything related to your CLC enrollment and college success.

Center for Health and Wellness Promotion

The Center for Health and Wellness Promotion is a comprehensive academic lab that serves as the home base for academic programs in health and wellness promotion, the student therapeutic massage public clinic and our resident professional services.

Health & Wellness Museum

Designed for public viewing, the Museum of Health and Wellness features a collection of health and wellness artifacts from all over the world that date back as early as 230 B.C.

Green roof

CLC’s longstanding commitment to sustainability is evidenced by our green roofs being designated as the first use of vegetative roofing atop a public building in Lake County. The green roofing at Southlake offers a living educational venue for students and the wider community. Tours and training sessions are offered for area schools, business professionals, community organizations, public officials, architects and contractors.

Meeting space for rent

CLC's Southlake Campus offers excellent facilities for meetings, seminars, training sessions or multi-day conferences. We offer free parking, and we are accessible to persons with disabilities. Our state-of-the-art conference center is an excellent site for your next event. Learn more about facility rentals.

Campus Maps

Parking and driver assistance

We have designated parking areas on campus for use by students, faculty, staff and visitors. CLC parking lots are idle-free zones. All students, faculty, staff and visitors are asked to abide by the parking rules and regulations as established by the College of Lake County Police Department.

Where to park

Parking for students and visitors is available in Lot 1. Handicapped spaces and staff parking is available in Lot 2.

All vehicles must be parked on pavement between the yellow parking lines. Parking on roadways, sidewalks or parking lot traffic lanes is not permitted. Students are not allowed to park in the areas designated for faculty, staff and visitors. Faculty and staff must display a parking permit to park in any posted staff parking areas.
Handicap parking is available throughout the campus. Use of a handicap parking space requires the display of a window permit or state issued handicap license plate. Temporary handicap permits are available from the College of Lake County Health Center. Permits issued by the CLC Health Center are only valid on the college campuses.
All drivers must obey CLC regulations as well as all state laws and local regulations. Posted speed limits are strictly enforced. Please reduce your speed for construction, adverse conditions or pedestrians/cyclists in or crossing the roadway. The CLC Police Department is empowered to enforce traffic regulations.
Citations for parking violations may be appealed to the CLC Police Department. The appeal must be filed within five business days from the date the citation is issued or the right to appeal is presumed waived. To appeal a parking citation, obtain and return an appeal form to the CLC Police Department.

Campus Highlights

Campus and Student Support Center

Center for Health and Wellness Promotion

Health & Wellness Museum

Green roof

Meeting space for rent

Campus Maps

Parking and driver assistance

Where to park

Parking regulations

Handicap parking

Driving regulations

Parking citations