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Jul 21st, 2020
Students Encouraged to Purchase Textbooks Online
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Jul 21st, 2020
OCC Announces Mobile Registration
网红爆料 is making it easier to enroll in fall semester classes with Mobile Registration. Advisor/Recruiters Sheri Gray and Jodi Schneider will be traveling to area communities to answer questions and assist students in applying and registering for Fall 2020 classes.
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Jul 17th, 2020
Signal Vine Showcases OCC on Its Website
网红爆料鈥檚 success with Signal Vine is being highlighted on the company鈥檚 website. OCC implemented the two-way text messaging platform last year as part of the Illinois Eastern Community Colleges Title III Block Grant initiative to enhance academic advising. The Signal Vine platform enables advisors to strengthen communication and better engage with students.
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Jul 16th, 2020
Evening Classes Available for New Unmanned Aerial Pilot Certificate
Evening classes are now available for 网红爆料鈥檚 new Unmanned Aerial Pilot Certificate. 鈥淲e know there are individuals who would like to complete the certificate, but are unable to take daytime classes because they are working,鈥 said Morgan Henton, Unmanned Aerial Technology Specialist. 鈥淲e hope this will make it easier for them to complete the training.鈥
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Jul 15th, 2020
NJCAA Honors 32 LTC Student-Athletes, 5 Teams for Academics
The NJCAA honored 32 Lincoln Trail College student-athletes for their work in the classroom during the 2019-20 academic year. They also recognized five LTC teams for their academic achievements. Four student-athletes earned NJCAA All-Academic First Team honors. Volleyball player Sydni Bailey, golfer Jordan Hosick, baseball player Joey Perkins, and volleyball player Emily Yocom all achieved a 4.0 GPA to earn first-team honors.
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Jul 13th, 2020
Former WVC professor, Dr. Patricia Owens, quoted in new publication about Yellowstone
When retired Yellowstone historian Lee Whittlesey told his longtime friend Dr. Patricia Owens, a former Wabash Valley College professor, that he wanted to use her work in a book project he had been working on, she was surprised. As a way to stay connected, Mr. Whittlesey and Dr. Owens often exchanged works they had published throughout the years.
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Jul 13th, 2020
Student recipients named for WVC TRIO Student Support Services Participation Grant
Each year, the IECC TRIO Student Support Services program awards the Student Support Services Participation Grant to eligible students. For students to receive said grant, they must fulfill several requirements. The students must attend the 鈥淟earning to Succeed鈥 seminars which are held two days at the beginning of each academic year. The seminars are comprised of several sessions each day giving the students valuable information to help them be successful during the school year.
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Jul 13th, 2020
Fairfield team takes top spot in WVC high school bass invitational
A Fairfield team won the title at the first annual high school bass invitational, sponsored by the new Wabash Valley College bass fishing team, held on Saturday, June 20, at East Fork Lake in Olney. Anglers Austin Holtgrave and Nate Kiefer topped the scales at 13.94 pounds for their maximum-allowed catch of five bass. They elected to share the individual honor for the single biggest catch of the day, weighing in at 4.25 pounds.
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Jul 13th, 2020
WVC鈥檚 Shalenko Steps Down as Lady Warriors Coach
Wabash Valley College Athletic Director Mike Carpenter announced the resignation of WVC women鈥檚 basketball Head Coach Lacey Shalenko on Wednesday morning. Shalenko is pursuing a position in Florida.   Shalenko was the head coach of the Lady Warriors for just one season and guided WVC to a 30-2 record and a perfect 18-0 GRAC record. The 2020 Lady Warriors won the Region 24 women鈥檚 basketball championship and advanced to the NJCAA Division I women鈥檚 basketball tournament, which was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.  
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Jul 9th, 2020
OCC Beginning Quilting Class Starts Aug. 25
网红爆料 will offer a beginning machine piecing/quilting class starting Aug. 25. During the eight-week course, students will learn step-by-step how to create their own quilts using the beautiful Tradewinds and Addison鈥檚 Star patterns. The non-credit class will meet from 6 to 9 p.m. on Tuesdays in Room 201 with instructor Laurie Rist. The cost is $100. To register or for more information, contact OCC Student Services at 618-395-7777.