Lake Michigan College Newsletter Vol. I Issue VI February 2010
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Connections e-newsletter is a publication of the Lake
Michigan College Office of Advancement and Planning. If you have comments or questions please feel
free to email us. Thank you.
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LMC Student Meets Governor Granholm
LMC Hospitality Management student Susanne DiVanni of St. Joseph participated in an event recognizing the 100,000 individuals enrolled in Michigan's No Worker Left Behind re-training program at Grand Rapids Community College. DiVanni, pictured here (left) at the event with Governor Jennifer Granholm, was accompanied by representatives from Michigan Works! Berrien Cass Van Buren, including her career developer, Cara Cloppas (right). |
Jobs Program Success Brings Fox News to LMC
LMC was recently featured in a national Fox News segment highlighting Michigan's No Worker Left Behind (NWLB) program. The story
included LMC Hospitality Management, Dental Assisting and Road Construction
Apprenticeship Readiness students. A crew from the Fox News Chicago bureau
spent the day at the College's M-TEC facility and the segment included a live
shot from the welding lab. With over 100,000 individuals involved throughout
the state, NWLB prepares unemployed and under-employed adults for jobs through
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President Hosts Community Strategic Discussion
The topics were diverse and the ideas plentiful during President Harrison's recent Strategic Discussions
tour. A common theme in the discussions was the need for more entrepreneurial programs. Also discussed was the need to continue to
build and strengthen partnerships with K-12 schools, universities, economic
development agencies and others. According to President Harrison, the College
will take the information and assess how "we can move forward" to address the ideas
offered.
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Auction - Man, This Joint Is Jumpin'!
On Saturday, March 6, the Roaring '20s return to benefit LMC students. With a goal to raise up to $200,000 for student scholarships, the Auction is more important than ever. Students are turning to the College in record numbers and more students are in need of financial aid to begin or to continue their educational careers. Learn more about the Auction and how you can support or attend the event, including information about the $10,000 raffle!
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Alumni Association Seeks Award Nominees
The Lake Michigan College Alumni Association is seeking nominations for its 2010 Alumni Awards. To make a nomination, print the Nomination Form, complete and return to Mary Klemm, Foundation and Alumni Services Manager by February 28. Winners will be recognized at the College's commencement ceremony on May 2. For more information, call Mary at (269) 927-6849.
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Winter Community Education & Workforce Training Schedules Available
Enhance your life or your workplace skills with one of 100 non-credit classes available through LMC's Community Education (CE) and Workforce Training Institute (WTI) classes. With WTI classes, earn a Green Advantage Environmental certification, or a nationally recognized welding certificate. Other classes include certified nurse aide, learning how to infuse a culture of customer service in your organization, and more. The CE schedule offers more than 80 classes about the environment, personal finance and business, health, technology, recreation and leisure, and more.
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Meet Science Instructor, Dr. Sue Lentz
Beginning with this issue and continuing in future issues of Connections
we will give you a glimpse of the different people and personalities
who are Lake Michigan College students, alumni, faculty and staff. In
this issue we feature LMC alumnae, and science instructor, Dr. Sue Lentz.
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Winter Delights, Delight 600
On January
23, nearly 600 people came out to the Mendel Center for the first "Winter
Delights: A Festival of Wine, Food, and Jazz," program.Twenty-six wine and spirits brands
representing approximately 100 varieties were available for tasting. Bistro on the Boulevard, Schu's Grill & Bar, Tulips, The Chocolate Garden,
Sweetfire Salsa, Tabor Hill, and Mendel Center Conference and Event Services provided a
variety of food tastings. The purpose of
the event was to offer a mid-winter opportunity for Michigan residents and
out-of-state attendees to enjoy Michigan wines and local restaurant offerings
while supporting the southwest Michigan lodging industry.
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Mr. Pat Moody, Chairman * Ms. Judy Truesdell, Vice Chair * Ms. Renee Williams, Treasurer * Ms. Barbara Hall, Secretary Mr. Paul Bergan * Dr. David Maysick * Ms. Mary Jo Tomasini Dr. Robert Harrison, President
Lake Michigan College 2755 E. Napier Avenue Benton Harbor, Michigan 49022
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15% off tickets - Gaelic Storm
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Friday, February 26 @ 7:30 pm
Price Zone A $28, Price Zone B $23
Pre-show Party from 6-7:30 pm
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2. Click on the Tickets link 3. Choose the Buy Tickets link for Gaelic Storm 4. Enter promo code: STORM 5. Click VALIDATE to view your special ticket price This
offer only available online and will expire at midnight the day before
the performance. No previous ticket purchase or discounts apply. This
offer is subject to ticket availability and online service fees. You
may visit or call our box office at 269-927-1221 for more information.
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