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RVC President Dr Spearman shares thoughts on Black History Month

Editors’ Note: This month, in celebration of those who have paved the way and continue to pave the way for civil rights and equality, we are featuring a Q&A with Black leaders, educators, artists and more. Howard Spearman is Rock Valley College’s first Black president. Previously, he served as vice president for student affairs and chief student services officer for Madison College in Madison, Wisconsin. He agreed to a four-year contract beginning on Sept. 1 and ending on June 30, 2024. Register Star: What does Black History Month mean to you personally? Howard Spearman: When I think about that question, growing up in a predominantly white environment, I looked forward to Black History Month. I looked forward to learning more about my culture and celebrating my culture with others. It reminds me of our significance. And I ve always learned something new about Black culture.

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Late Start Registration at SSC

Reply SOUTH HOLLAND, IL– South Suburban College (SSC) continues its efforts to provide flexibility to college degree seekers interrupted by the pandemic including late start 12-week and 8-week classes beginning February 8th and later. Spring class schedules, registration services and a new live chat with staff are all available online from ssc.edu. SSC previously announced the free laptop application and other technical supports such as hotspots to assist students with the virtual learning environment. Applications are accepted from https://www.ssc.edu/technology-relief-fund/. Late starting students may also take advantage of SSC s free class tuition waiver from www.ssc.edu/freeclass. Former students make take advantage of a new one-time SSC Student Debt Relief Fund from www.ssc.edu/student-debt-relief-fund.

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New name, sharper focus for LLCC-Medical District

In 1999, Lincoln Land Community College opened a state-of-the art training center near downtown Springfield, known as the Capital City Center, to meet the growing technology training needs of local employers. Over 20 years later, the Center’s training opportunities for in-demand careers have grown well beyond technology to many programs in the health care field. Because of a focus on short-term, health care training, and our location at 130 W. Mason in the heart of the Mid-Illinois Medical District, just blocks from two major hospitals, the Center will now be known as LLCC-Medical District. This name also better reflects our connection to LLCC. Students interested in health care careers want options, and we look on this as an opportunity to promote our short-term programs alongside the degree and certificate programs available at the college.

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Community news: Eisenhower instructor a GRAMMY finalist, and more

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U-46 mentorship program for Black boys aims to create leaders

Updated 12/13/2020 8:22 AM A mentorship program initially targeting youth in the Elgin community has shifted its focus toward helping African American boys develop leadership skills. Brothers Rise Up now provides mentoring and support to 130 Black male students in third through ninth grades across 17 Elgin Area School District U-46 schools. The program focuses on monitoring and improving students academic performance, attendance and behavior and offers a curriculum emphasizing character development, social skills, leadership and career development. The goal is to help Black male students achieve their goals, improve their future prospects and provide a forum where they can share their struggles, said Jim Cook, a dean s assistant at Kenyon Woods Middle School who founded the program in 2019 as part of the nonprofit Midwest Sports Academy.

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