Looking for a new career?

Learn more about careers in Human Services, Criminal Justice, Education, and Fire Sciences at our information sessions this week!

Criminal Justice: Tuesday, January, 12, 2010 at 5:30 PM in room T333 at the Grayslake Campus.

Human Services, Drug and Alcohol Counseling, and Social Work: Wednesday, January 13, 2010 at 6:00PM in room T130 at the Grayslake Campus.

Early Childhood and Elementary Education: Wednesday, January 13, 2010 at 5:00 PM in room A248 at the Grayslake Campus.

Fire Science and Emergency Disaster Management: Thursday, January 14, 2010 at 6:00 PM in room T323 at the Grayslake Campus.

Books

Have you bought your books yet?  Spring classes start January 19th!  Buy your books today!

For your convenience, here is the link to the CLC Bookstore Online.

Registration has begun!

Priority registration has begun at CLC! 

Online Life Span Development is completely full and cannot accept any more students.  We will not be opening any additional sections for spring so please register for a face to face section.

 

Spring 2010 Gender Courses at CLC

Class schedules and more

 The CLC spring 2010 Schedule of Classes has arrived on campus and in your Lake County mailbox! Plan to see an advisor & register early to lock in your favorite classes, teachers & times. AND look for our color insert in the 11/19 Daily Herald called “Write Your Own Success Story.” 12 pages of 40th anniversary info, a C…LC timeline, inspirational CLC success stories, HIRE learning info, hot new programs & more!Read More

Testing the link

This is a test of the link between twitter and wordpress.

Academic Advising Holds

It is a good idea to see an advisor or counselor once a semester to make sure you are on track for your degree or certificate!  In fact, it is so important that the College of Lake County places Academic Advising Holds on your record near your 19th and 41st credit hours to encourage you to seek advising. 

The holds have been placed for this semester!  Registration for spring semester is coming up in just two and a half weeks and if you have a hold on your record you will not be able to register!  To see if you have a hold, go to your CLC student center.  It will show your holds on the right hand side. 

Even if you do not have a hold, please see an advisor BEFORE registration begins.  The Counseling, Advising, and Transfer Center is extremely busy during registration time.  Get in there now while you have a chance!

The spring schedule of classes is now available online at CLC’s website.  Add your choices to your shopping cart now and it will make it easier to enroll when registration begins!

Feel free to post any questions you may have.

Interested in gender studies issues? Check out these blogs!

This website contains a list of 100 gender and sexuality studies blogs ranging from the theoretical to the politcal and more.

International Film Series at CLC

Timecrimes
(Los Cronocrimenes, 2007, Spain)
Oct 23, 2009 at 7:00 PM

Room A162
Free admission

Why is there an unconscious naked woman in the forest? Is she a victim of the scissor-wielding maniac with bandages covering his head? Is either of them connected to the mysterious scientific laboratory nearby? And how will all of this affect Hector’s attempts to enjoy a quiet weekend in the country? The answers to these questions can all be found in Nacho Vigalondo’s delightful first feature, a science-fiction thriller that combines the mind-bending wit of Charlie Kaufman with the surrealist satire of his countryman Luis Bunuel. Hollywood is already planning a remake! See the original now and start predicting how they’ll ruin it… The screening will be preceded by Vigalondo’s comedic short film, Choque (2005).

CLC International Film Series
presented by International Education Department
–All of the films are free and are subtitled when necessary.
–All of the films have adult content and are not suitable for children
Contact Chris Cooling at 543-2623 for further information.
Email: ccooling@clcillinois.edu

http://jlcenter.clcillinois.edu/events.asp?catid=12

New blog on Soviet and Russian History

Check out this great new blog on Soviet and Russian History.  The blog was created by College of Lake County’s own Derek Shouba, Associate Dean of Biological and Health Sciences!