Announcements
November 2024 Student Employee of the Month: Bronwyn
We are excited to recognize Bronwyn McKee as the Student Employee of the Month for November 2024 for her outstanding dedication and exceptional work as Assistant Gallery Curator. Bronwyn’s commitment to her role in the school’s gallery program has truly set her apart as an invaluable member of the team.
In this critical position, Bronwyn consistently goes above and beyond. Each month, she works tirelessly with her peers to ensure that every exhibition is not only hung and presented properly but also reflects the highest standards of beauty and professionalism. Whether it’s preparing artwork for display or managing the logistics of each show, Bronwyn’s attention to detail and organizational skills are evident in every aspect of her work.
What truly sets Bronwyn apart, however, is her leadership. As a student employee, she has taken on significant responsibility, often working independently to resolve challenges and ensure the gallery operates smoothly. She has developed a keen eye for curating displays that engage and inspire viewers, and her collaborative spirit has fostered a positive and efficient working environment for her fellow gallery assistants.
Her supervisors and coworkers alike admire Bronwyn’s work ethic, creativity, and professionalism. She consistently demonstrates the kind of initiative, responsibility and teamwork that is essential in any workplace. Her contributions have played a key role in the continued success of the gallery, and her impact is felt not only through the work she does but through the example she sets for others. Kudos to Bronwyn!
The Career Development Center encourages everyone to take a moment to applaud student employees that you work with or you would like to acknowledge. Please use this link to nominate a student employee.
Neurodivergent ERG
Help us Spread Some Holiday Joy – 2nd Annual Holiday Hope Chest Drive
The LCCC Student Government Association has partnered again this year with the Volunteer Center of the Lehigh Valley to support their annual Holiday Hope Chest Program. Help us provide a little happiness in a shoebox for children this holiday season and stop by the Giving Tree located on the lower level of the Student Union. Pick a tag and return your unwrapped gift by Dec. 3. If you have selected to purchase a gift card for an older child, please place gift cards in Gene Eden’s mailbox in the Duplicating and Mail Center.
Our goal this year is to provide 40 shoeboxes. We appreciate your support of this community service project!
Mid-Year Update from Dr. Ann Bieber
Reminders
Climate Survey Results Now Being Tabulated
Candy Cane Lane Holiday Breakfast – RSVP
Spirit Committee will host the Candy Cane Lane Holiday Breakfast on Wednesday, Dec. 11, from 8 – 11 a.m. in the Community Services Center. The Donley and Morgan Centers will hold luncheons from 11:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. on the same date. RSVP using this form by Tuesday, Dec. 3. This is a ticketed event; your RSVP is required.
As part of this event, we encourage all attendees to bring a donation for the Cougar Cabinet Pantry for a raffle entry to win a customized holiday wreath made by Dr. Ann Bieber, President of LCCC. Find a list of donatable items here.
All attendees are encouraged to wear their best holiday attire for Spirit Day!
For questions, contact Tina Dowling-Hackett at tdowlinghackett@lccc.edu or Ginny Hertzog at vhertzog@lccc.edu.
Candy Donations Needed for Holiday Breakfast
Spirit Committee is still seeking candy donations for our candy buffet at this year’s holiday breakfast! We invite individuals and college departments to donate. Please review the requested candy items for our buffet here. For questions, contact Tina Dowling-Hackett at tdowlinghackett@lccc.edu or Ginny Hertzog at vhertzog@lccc.edu.
Community Colleges to Spotlight Healthcare Careers in PA CareerLink Showcase
United Way Shares Listing of Local Warming Stations
Improving the MFA Experience
Literacy Dept. Seeks Donations for Holiday Bookstore
The Literacy Department is seeking new and gently used children’s and young adult book donations for their annual holiday bookstore. Students at the Allentown site will be able to take books for holiday presents for their children and to read together over the winter break. Donations will be accepted until Dec. 6 at either the front desk at the Allentown site or the Career Development office on main campus. If you have questions please contact Allison Ludlow at aludlow@lccc.edu or x. 1216.
Recognizing Domestic and Intimate Partner Abuse
Spirit & Wellness
Make Your Own Holiday Wreath with Dr. Bieber
The LCCC Spirit Committee and the President invite you to a Holiday/Winter Wreath Making Workshop on Friday, Dec. 6 from 1-2:30 p.m. During this 1.5-hour workshop in the Community Services Center, you will decorate a beautiful seasonal wreath. We will provide a premade wreath form, ornaments, pinecones, berries, ribbon and more for you to choose from to create the perfect wreath to match your style. There will be several sample wreaths to use as an example for your wreath, however, there is no right way to design a wreath. You can create a color scheme, make it over the top, simple and sweet, classic festive and so much more. If you would like to bring personal items to customize your wreath, please do so.
While you create your wreath, you can enjoy refreshments and get in the holiday spirit while listening to festive music. The President and Spirit Committee members will be walking around to offer assistance as together we create your special wreath.
Spots for this event are limited to 20. Fill out this interest form by Friday, Nov. 22, at 12 p.m. to be considered for this workshop.
