Lincoln Trail College has released its academic honor lists for the Spring 2019 Semester. Three lists have been established by Illinois Eastern Community Colleges to indicate students who have achieved academic excellence. They are the Chief Executive Officer’s Academic Honors List, the President’s Academic Honors List and the Dean’s Academic Honors List. To qualify for any of the honor lists, a student must be enrolled full-time (12 hours or more) and must be taking college-level classes.

Lincoln Trail College took 17 students in the Process Technology program to the Exelon Nuclear Power Plant in Clinton, Ill. to give the students an opportunity to see another aspect of where their careers could take them in the future.

Students in Lincoln Trail College’s Sport Management program took advantage of trips to Chicago and St. Louis to meet with and learn from employees in the Blackhawks and Cardinals organizations.

Recently, Lincoln Trail and Olney Central identified an opportunity for collaboration that has the potential to boost enrollment in an LTC program, meet the needs of a community partner, and improve the professional careers of the local workforce.

Lincoln Trail College dual credit welding student Ezekiel Nave recently won a welding competition put on by the Future Farmers of America.

Lincoln Trail college honored students, faculty, and staff at the College’s 40th Annual Service Recognition Banquet.

A study published in the Journal of Technology, Management, and Applied Engineering found that each year of Process Technology education is worth 5.3 years of job experience.

 

Robinson, Ill. -- Lincoln Trail College has released its academic honor lists for the Fall 2018 Semester. Three lists have been established by Illinois Eastern Community Colleges to indicate students who have achieved academic excellence. They are the Chief Executive Officer’s Academic Honors List, the President’s Academic Honors List and the Dean’s Academic Honors List. To qualify for any of the honor lists, a student must be enrolled full-time (12 hours or more) and must be taking college-level classes.