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DACC Spirit Fest 18
We've got a fab-BOO-lous line up of activities for Spirit Fest next week. From pumpkin painting (get your pumpkins now) to running from the Purge -- we're haunting the hallways with good spirits! We cap it off with a costume contest on Halloween! Don't forget to register for Spring classes while you're enjoying the festive fun!
Check out the video below for a list of dates and activities!
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DACC Calendar of Events
   May 3-15, 2018
Thursday, May 3, 2018
DACC Cheerleading tryout Thursday, May 3 @ 6:30PM. Please bring copy of current sports physical. Wear black shorts, plain white t-shirt/tank, cheer shoes, hair up â no zippers, no hoodies, no jewelry.
NJCAA Region 24 Softball Tournament; Champion Fields, Normal, IL; DACC Womenâs Softball vs Spoon River CC; 2PM
Friday, May 4, 2018
May the Fourth be with You; May 4; 12PM-5PM. This is a free event. There will be a costume contest and a bake sale. (wookie cookies, yoda soda, you get the idea). PTK will be showing Star Wars: Episode II - "Attack of the Clones" and Episode III - "Revenge of the Sith" in Vermilion Hall, room 306. Admission is FREE and open to students and staff, and their families. For further information email Mr. Johnson at [email protected]
The DACC Liberal Arts Division and the editorial staff of Waiting for Rain are proud to announce the 2018 call for submissions of creative works from the DACC community. Waiting for Rain is a joint publication of the DACC writing and art programs featuring creative works from students, faculty, staff, and alumni of DACC. Â You can view the current edition at http://www.dacc.edu/waiting/ Â Please submit all files to Ms. Jarmer or Mr. Johnson no later than 4:00 PM on May 4, 2018.
NJCAA Region 24 Womenâs Softball Tournament; Champion Fields, Normal, IL; DACC vs TBD
Saturday, May 5, 2018
Region 24 Womenâs Softball Tournament; Champion Fields, Normal, IL
DACC Menâs Baseball @ Parkland*, Champaign, IL; 1PM
Sunday, May 6, 2018
National Nurses Day
DACC Menâs Baseball vs Parkland* @ DANVILLE STADIUM; 1PM
Monday, May 7, 2018
Starting May 7, graduates can pick up or purchase their cap & gown at the DACC Follett Bookstore.
Tuesday, May 8, 2018
DACC Simulation in Health Care Open House; 2-4PM; Mary Miller Complex, Lower Level, Rooms 017, 022, and 023. Check out the latest simulation technology being utilized by our nursing, rad tech, sonography and echocardiography students. Demonstrations on the equipment will be available.
Powerhouse Campus Ministry (PCM) meeting every Wednesday; 10-10:50AM; MM-307. Meetings are open to all faculty and students. For more information contact Melissa Murineanu, 554-1652, MM-117 or [email protected].
Wednesday, May 9, 2018
College Governance Forum; Wednesday, May 9, 2018; 3-4PM; Vermilion Hall, 306.
DACC Menâs Baseball vs Vincennes @ DANVILLE STADIUM; 3PM
Thursday, May 10, 2018
Final Exams, May 10-16 #theendisnear
Friday, May 11, 2018
Final Exams
CNA Refresher Course; May 11 & 14; 8-11AM. For more information, contact Angie Harris at 217-443-8868.
DACC Menâs Baseball vs Lincoln Land* @ DANVILLE STADIUM; 3PM
Saturday, May 12, 2018
GED & Middle College Graduation; 11AM; Bremer
DACC Menâs Baseball @ Lincoln Land*, Springfield, IL; 1PM
Sunday, May 13, 2018
Motherâs Day
Monday, May 14, 2018
DACC High School Equivalency classes. Classes On DACC Campus: Start May 14; Mon.-Thurs.; 9AM-Noon OR Mon. & Wed.; 5:30-8:30PM. There is no cost to the student and books will be provided. 16 & 17 year olds must show proof of high school withdrawal in order to enroll (day session only) and parent/guardian must attend enrollment. Other options can be found online at DACCâs website under GED Adult Education. For more information contact 217-443-8782.
Final Exams
Scholarships awarded! Check Your DACC Email:
The DACC Foundation scholarships are being awarded. Students should check their DACC student email accounts because all award notices are being sent electronically. Students can also log into the Scholarship site to see if they have any awards posted.
The scholarship application process will be re-opened this summer. Â Students should check their DACC email accounts for dates and more information to be announced.
Graduate Information
Starting May 7, graduates can pick up or purchase their cap & gown at the DACC Follett Bookstore.
Commencement Practice - Friday, May 18; 11:00AM; Gym
Graduate Pictures - Friday, May 18; 10-11AM and Noon-12:30PM; Mary Miller, Room 300. BRING YOUR CAP & GOWN FOR PICTURES.
Commencement - Friday, May 18; 7PM; Gym
Graduate Pictures - Friday, May 18; 5-6:15PM; Mary Miller, Room 300
Books on the Payment Plan
This Fall, the College will offer students a new way to pay for their books. Students who have enrolled in the DACC payment plan will be eligible to charge their books to their account. The DACC Bookstore, which Follett manages, will use the Nelnet system to assign the cost of books â interest-free â to the studentâs payment plan.
For students struggling to afford their books, this new policy will ensure that they have their books from the start of the semester, thereby helping increase their chances of succeeding in their classes. Kudos to the CQI Enrollment Management Team for developing and recommending this new way of supporting student success.
DACC Hosts 12th Annual Car &Â Truck Show
The Danville Area Community College Technology Division will host the 12th Annual Open House and Car & Truck Show on Saturday, May 26, 2018, in the Technology Center Parking Lot at DACC. Registration is from 9AM-11AM for a fee of $10. Trophies at 3PM. The Show is open to all makes and models of cars and trucks.
Dash plaques will be given to the first 75 entries. Additional award categories include: Top 25 cars, Top 20 trucks, Top 5 youth (16-21) and DACC Studentsâ choice. Raffling off $200 gift certificate to Omni-Kolor of Danville. Proceeds to go to DACC scholarship.
The Show will be held rain or shine. There will be music, food and prizes. Co-sponsored by Central Illinois Mustang Club. For more information, please call the Technology Division office at 217-443-8787.
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New Bee âChaletâ at DACC Sustainability Learning Farm
   Dr. Wendy Brown, Biology Professor,  installs a new bee "chalet" at the DACC Sustainability Learning Lab on Daisy Lane.  The chalet was donated by "The Honeybee Conservancy" and will house both Leaf-cutter and Mason bees. Â
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We Are One DACC!
Diversity at DACC
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DACC Foundation Receives Gift to Fund Mobile App
Dr. Robert Ewbank and his wife Sue are no strangers to the Danville Area Community College Foundation. They have been donors for more than 25 years, establishing their own scholarship 15 years ago. Student support is vital to the couple.
Recently, their support of DACC students took a new turn when they heard about the mobile app that the College plans to purchase to help students navigate online resources. Â
The Ewbanks donated $20,000 to cover the first year and related expenses to put the mobile app in place, recognizing its value to student success and completion.
DACC Foundation Executive Director Tonya Hill said, âDr. and Mrs. Ewbank have gone beyond scholarship support to touch all students with this student-success tool. They hope to inspire others to make gifts to support this project because of its significant impact on students.��
Approved by the DACC Board of Trustees at their April meeting, the mobile app by Unifyed will cost $18,664.91 for the first year. Subsequent years are slightly less, but still a substantial investment for the College.
The cost is worth it. âThe app will become their (the studentsâ) one-stop source for everything they would otherwise have to hunt around for on the Web site or through the self-service system or email or even in a hard-copy document,â says Stacy Ehmen, DACCâs Dean of Student Services. âThe students who have reviewed this app with us say that having all of these services available by logging into this one app will make it really popular.â
The new mobile app will help DACC faculty and staff communicate with students where they are most comfortable and accessibleâon their phones.  The app will provide every student with a cell phone access to all of DACCâs services, including tutoring, homework, financial aid, grades, and online classes. The plan is to have the app in place for a soft roll-out by the fall.
âA significant number of DACC students canât afford laptops or computers. And access to Wi-Fi can get spotty in certain dead zones throughout Vermilion County,â reported Dr. Stephen Nacco, DACC President. âBut almost all of our students have a cellphone in their hand. Itâs the one piece of technology that crosses all technology barriers and socioeconomic lines.â
A team of DACC faculty and staff, led by Dean Ehmen and Asst. Dean of Student Services/Chief Diversity Officer Carla Boyd, reviewed several mobile apps and developers before settling on the Unifyed product. The team was comprised of Proffesor Kathy Hunter, Network Director Mark Barnes, Online Learning Director Maggie Hoover, Web Technician Jung Ae Merrick, Programmer/Database Administrator Brian Pollitt, and Systems Administrator/Programmer Jessica Miles.
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DACC/EIU Partnership Offers University Life Option to Students --
Itâs a dilemma that confounds many college-bound high school graduates.
On one hand, they arenât sure about what they want to study or about their personal finances. They think they should stay home, start at DACC, and take general education courses for the first two college years to save money while they define their goals.
On the other hand, more than half the countyâs recent high school graduates canât wait to and taste the newfound independence that comes from leaving home and test their wings at a four-year university â even if theyâre close enough to come home on weekends. For these students â and their parents â cost is less of an issue than freedom.
DACCâs new University Life partnership with Eastern Illinois University builds on the dual-admission model to add the option of living on Easternâs campus -- participating in campus events as an Eastern student -- while studying and paying DACC tuition for the first two years.
Like the current dual-admission program, freshment are enrolled as full-time students at both DACC and EIU. If they complete their DACC degree in two years with an overall GPA of 3.0 or better, they are guaranteed admission into EIU programs to complete their bachelorâs degree. This traditional dual-admission model enables students to stay home and save money on the first two yearsâ tution and living expenses.
The University Life option still saves the studentâs tution dollars, but adds the cost of room and board at EIU.
While living at EIU, these dually admitted students have the same services as other EIU students, including a meal ticket. The only difference is that they will be taking DACC classes either on campus or â more likely â online.
According to EIU Associate Vice President Josh Norman, DACC students will âhave access to all residence halls on campus for which they are eligible, and will be able to participate in all activities that are not restricted by third party governing agencies.â Dually enrolled residential students will be able to participate in campus life, clubs, and events, but not intercollegiate sports or the Greek system until they transfer in their third year.
DACC President Stephen Nacco pledges to support the University Life students. âWeâll handle the paperwork for them as dual-admission students, and that includes all record keeping and financial aid. Weâll work out schedules so that theyâre able to take blocks of classes on the DACC campus once or twice a week, rather than every day, as well as online.â
While DACC also offers traditional dual-admission programs with the University of Illinois and Olivet Nazarene University, the new University Life option that Eastern Illinois University offers is unique in higher education. DACC President Nacco credits the close partnership that DACC has forged with EIU over the years, and the dynamic leadership of EIU President David Glassman, with the out-of-the-box thinking that results in such a distinctive program.
For more information about the University Life program â or more traditional dual-admission programs at DACC, please contact the Office of Counseling and Advising at 217-443-8750.
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The DACC Child Development Center Will Hold 4th Annual Color Run Saturday June 16, 2018.
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DACC Foundation Re-Opens Scholarship Application Process for Fall 2018
The DACC Foundation has decided to re-open up the scholarship application process. The application site will be open on June 4, 2018 and will close on July 9, 2018 at 5pm. Â These scholarships are only available for fall at DACC.
For students who submitted applications in March...........Â
You will only need to upload the most recent copy of your transcript showing your grades through the spring semester.  Â
You will also have the option of adding/updating your essay if you want. It is not mandatory.  Â
All other information will remain the same as when you submitted the application in March. Â
To apply, you need to go to www.dacc.edu and link on the Jaguar Spot. You will use the same username and password you used to apply for the scholarship. Â
For students that did not submit their scholarship application in March.......... Â
The first step for a new student is to apply for admission so you can get your student id#.  You can access the form here: https://www.dacc.edu/ar/application  (You may have already done this if you have signed up for classes).Â
Once you have received your id#, please follow the directions on the attached document to set-up you username and password. Â
You will need to complete the full scholarship application which includes uploading you  transcript, a personal statement/essay and a letter of recommendation. Â
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DACC Sustainability Farm Planting Day 2018
-- Twenty volunteers came out to get plants in the ground at the DACC Sustainability Learning Lab. Â Produce harvested throughout the summer and fall will be given to students and community organizations or used in the culinary arts program.
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DACC Calendar of Events
  April 26 - May 6, 2018
Thursday, April 26, 2018
American Job Center (AJC) office hours on campus; Thursday, April 26; 10AM-12PM & 1-3PM; Vermilion Hall 115-C
DACC Board of Trustees Meeting; 5:30PM; Vermilion Hall, Room 302
OH Plant Sale; 9AM-12PM
Friday, April 27, 2018
American Job Center (AJC) office hours on campus; Friday, April 27; 10AM-12PM& 1-3PM; Vermilion Hall 115-C
OH Plant Sale; 9AM-12PM
Employee Recognition Banquet; The College will Close at Noon
DACC will be hosting an Open Mic Night at 7PM to highlight the creativity of our students and other DACC community members. Â This will be an evening celebrating the spoken and written word and showcasing DACC creative arts. Students from this spring's Poetry Writing class and some of the author's from Waiting for Rain will be reading. Faculty and staff members are also welcome to sign up to read or perform. Winners of the 2018 Brosi Poetry Award will also be recognized this evening. Even if performance isn't your thing, please consider coming by the Vermilion Room in the Clock Tower Center that evening and supporting those who are. Free snacks. This event is made possible through the Dorothy Duley Endowed Chair and the DACC Foundation. If you have questions or want to sign up for a slot, please contact Marla Jarmer, Clock Tower, Room 114 or [email protected]
DACC Womenâs Softball vs Lincoln Land Community College * @ Home; 1PM & 3PM (CST)
DACC Menâs Baseball vs Lewis & Clark* @ DANVILLE STADIUM; 4PM
Saturday, April 28, 2018
DACC Womenâs Softball @ Spoon River Community College *, Canton, IL; 1PM & 3PM (CST)
DACC Menâs Baseball vs Lewis & Clark* @ DANVILLE STADIUM; 12PM
Sunday, April 29, 2018
Monday, April 30, 2018
DACC All Student Art Show through April 30 at the Alley Gallery, 113-1/2 Vermilion, Danville Illinois. For information email [email protected]
Tuesday, May 1, 2018
 American Job Center (AJC) office hours on campus; Tuesday, May 1; 10AM-12PM & 1-3PM; Vermilion Hall 115-C
DACC Cheer Tryouts! DACC Cheerleading tryout clinic dates are Tuesday, May 1 and Wednesday, May 2 @ 6:30PM. Tryouts are Thursday, May 3 @ 6:30PM. Please bring copy of current sports physical. Wear black shorts, plain white t-shirt/tank, cheer shoes, hair up â no zippers, no hoodies, no jewelry.
DACC Menâs Baseball @ Wabash, Crawfordsville, IN; 3:30PM
Wednesday, May 2, 2018
TRIO Graduation & Recognition Ceremony; 4PM; Bremer Theater
Franklin Rep. Nicole Jackson on campus; 9AM-1PM; Lincoln Hallway outside Student Union
Powerhouse Campus Ministry (PCM) meeting every Wednesday; 10-10:50AM; MM-307. Meetings are open to all faculty and students. For more information contact Melissa Murineanu, 554-1652, MM-117 or [email protected].
DACC Cheer Tryouts! DACC Cheerleading tryout clinic dates are Wednesday, May 2 @ 6:30PM. Tryouts are Thursday, May 3 @ 6:30PM. Please bring copy of current sports physical. Wear black shorts, plain white t-shirt/tank, cheer shoes, hair up â no zippers, no hoodies, no jewelry.
DACC Menâs Baseball @ Rose Hulman, Terre Haute, IN; 5PM
Thursday, May 3, 2018
DACC Cheerleading tryout are Thursday, May 3 @ 6:30PM. Please bring copy of current sports physical. Wear black shorts, plain white t-shirt/tank, cheer shoes, hair up â no zippers, no hoodies, no jewelry.
Womenâs Softball Region XXIV Tournament
Friday, May 4, 2018
May the Fourth be with You; May 4; 12PM-5PM. PTK will be showing Star Wars: Episode II - "Attack of the Clones" and Episode III - "Revenge of the Sith" in Vermilion Hall, room 306. Admission is FREE and open to students and staff, and their families. Yoda soda and Wookie cookies available. For further information email Mr. Johnson at [email protected]
The DACC Liberal Arts Division and the editorial staff of Waiting for Rain are proud to announce the 2018 call for submissions of creative works from the DACC community. Waiting for Rain is a joint publication of the DACC writing and art programs featuring creative works from students, faculty, staff, and alumni of DACC. Â You can view the current edition at http://www.dacc.edu/waiting/ Â Please submit all files to Ms. Jarmer or Mr. Johnson no later than 4:00 PM on May 4, 2018.
Womenâs Softball Region XXIV Tournament
Saturday, May 5, 2018
Womenâs Softball Region XXIV Tournament
DACC Menâs Baseball @ Parkland*, Champaign, IL; 1PM
Sunday, May 6, 2018
National Nurses Day
DACC Menâs Baseball vs Parkland* @ DANVILLE STADIUM; 1PM
Financial Aid for Summer?
Students who receive Pell may have summer Pell available. Please contact the Financial Aid Office for more information.
Graduate Information
Starting May 7, graduates can pick up or purchase their cap & gown at the DACC Follett Bookstore.
Commencement Practice - Friday, May 18; 11:00AM; Gym
Graduate Pictures - Friday, May 18; 10-11AM and Noon-12:30PM;Â
Mary Miller, Room 300. Bring your cap & gown.
Commencement - Friday, May 18; 7PM; Gym
Graduate Pictures Friday, May 18; 5-6:15PM; Mary Miller, Room 300
Waiting for Rain 2018 ~Â Call for Submissions
The DACC Liberal Arts Division and the editorial staff of Waiting for Rain are proud to announce the 2018 call for submissions of creative works from the DACC community.
Waiting for Rain is a joint publication of the DACC writing and art programs featuring creative works from students, faculty, staff, and alumni of DACC. Â You can view the current edition at http://www.dacc.edu/waiting/ .
The editorial staff is looking for works of poetry, short fiction, flash fiction, creative non-fiction essays, short graphic fiction, photography, artwork, and cartoons for possible publication. Â
Please include your contact information (name, address, phone number, and email) on a cover sheet along with your submissions. Your pieces should not have any identifying information on the works themselves.
You may send digital files of text based works to [email protected]. Please make sure that word documents are either in MSWord or are an ".rtf" file. Â Please use "Waiting for Rain Submission" as the subject line of your email.
Photography, cartoons, and photographs and digital files of artwork should be a ".jpeg" file. They should be sent to [email protected]. Please use "Waiting for Rain Submission" as the subject line of your email.
Please submit all files to Ms. Jarmer or Mr. Johnson no later than 4:00 PM on May 4, 2018.
VCW Office Hours on campus
In an effort to better serve our customers and promote American Job Center (AJC) services to students, Vermilion County Works is setting up a limited office hours schedule on campus. VCW staff will be available on designated dates and times on campus for our participants to turn in required paperwork and meet with staff as required. We are encouraging our participants to utilize these office hours if possible. Additionally, if you know of a student who may benefit from our services, you can notify them about our availability on campus during these times. We can provide information regarding our program, as well referrals to other AJC partners that may be able to assist students with their employment goals.
The VCW office on campus is located in Vermilion Hall, room 115-C, which is located across the hall from the Advisement & Counseling and Career Services, next to the Disability Services office On dates that the office is open, our hours will be from 10AM-12PM, and 1-3PM, unless otherwise noted below.
VCW staff will be available on the following dates during the Spring 2018 semester: American Job Center (AJC) office hours on campus;
Thursday, April 26; 10AM-12PM & 1-3PM; Vermilion Hall 115-C
Friday, April 27; 10AM-12PM & 1-3PM; Vermilion Hall 115-C
Tuesday, May 1; 10AM-12PM & 1-3PM; Vermilion Hall 115-C
Thursday, May 31; 10AM-12PM & 1-3PM; Vermilion Hall 115-C
Friday, June 1; 10AM-12PM & 1-3PM; Vermilion Hall 115-C
Monday, June 4; 10AM-12PM & 1-3PM; Vermilion Hall 115-C
Participants may still come to the AJC on 407 N. Franklin to deliver attendance forms and meet with their career planner as usual. If anyone has questions, feel free to contact us.
Books on the Payment Plan Starting Fall 2018
This Fall, the College will offer students a new way to pay for their books. Students who have enrolled in the DACC payment plan will be eligible to charge their books to their account. The DACC Bookstore, which Follett manages, will use the Nelnet system to assign the cost of books â interest-free â to the studentâs payment plan.
GED/HSE High School Equivalency Classes In Danville
CLASSES ON DACC CAMPUS
Starts May 14 - Mon.-Thurs. - 9AM-Noon
Starts May 14 - Mon. & Wed. - 5:30-8:30PM
CLASS AT AMERICAN JOB CENTER, (407 N. Franklin, Danville)
Starts May 21 - Mon.-Thurs. - 9AM-Noon
Registration will take place the first day of class. There is no cost to the student and books will be provided. 16 & 17 year olds must show proof of high school withdrawal in order to enroll (day session only) and parent/guardian must attend enrollment. Other options can be found online at DACCâs website under GED Adult Education.
CNA Refresher Course
Interested in renewing your CNA License? Did you allow your nursing assistant certification to lapse? Â For instance, you will need to work at least 8 hours in a 1-year time frame in order to maintain your certification. Let us provide you with a re-introduction to the certified nursing assistant field and make certain that you have the knowledge and skills needed to work as a CNA.
~ Must be eligible per the IDPH Nurse Aide Registry
~ Complete the online recertification form at:
nurseaidetesting.com/recertification-online-form/(2 part process)
~ Cost - $140.00 (in district cost) payable to the DACC cashier prior to the start of class. Application must first be completed. Limited enrollment for each session.
Next Class: Â May 11 & 14 from 8-11AM
For more information, contact Angie Harris at 217-443-8868.
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Career Connections Job Fair 2018Â
Wednesday, April 18, 2018 from 9 AM to 1PMÂ
Mary Miller Gymnasium
 The public is invited to meet area employers who are recruiting for part-time and full-time positions. Last year more than 50 employers with job openings attended. Learn about the local job market and the responsibilities and requirements needed in various positions. Participants should dress for an interview and bring several copies of their resume. Business attire must be worn; hoodies, sweats, ripped jeans, flip flops are not allowed. No children are allowed. The Job Fair is sponsored by DACCâs Career & Employment Services Center. For more information, or to schedule a booth, call DACC Career & Employment Services Center, 217-443-8597.
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JAGUAR CO-ED CHEERLEADING TRYOUTSÂ 2018-2019 season
 When:
Clinics: Monday, May 1 and Tuesday, May 2
Tryout and Interview: Wednesday, May 3
@ 6:30 p.m.
Where:
DACC Mary Miller Complex, 2000 East Main Street Danville, IL 61832
Mandatory Attire:
Plain white tshirt, black shorts, cheer shoes, hair in ponytail â no zippers, buttons, or jewelry.
Minimum Tryouts Skills:
Must have previous cheer, dance, and/or gymnastics experience!
Learn/Perform 1 Crowd Cheer
Standing and/or Running Tumbling (preferred)
Toe touch and 1 jump of choice
Basic Stunting Skills (Libs and Heel Stretches)
Requirements:
Must bring a copy of current sports physical with you to tryouts!
Email: Head Coach, Nikia McGlory with any questions about becoming a Danville Area Community College Cheerleader.
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DACC Student Art Show at Alley Gallery
Opening Thursday, April 12!
-- Danville Area Community College art students are participating in an All Student Art Show which is being held through April 30, 2018 at the Alley Gallery, 113-1/2 Vermilion, Danville Illinois.
The opening will be Thursday, April 12, 2018 from 4-5:30PM at the Alley Gallery.
For more information email DACC art instructor Ronnie Johnson at [email protected]
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Career Connections Job Fair Scheduled at DACC
Wednesday, April 18, 9 am to 1 pm
-- Career Connections Job Fair 2017 will be held on Wednesday, April 18, 2018 from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. in the Danville Area Community College Mary Miller Gymnasium.
The public is invited to meet area employers who are recruiting for part-time and full-time positions. Last year more than 50 employers with job openings attended.
Learn about the local job market and the responsibilities and requirements needed in various positions. Participants should dress for an interview and bring several copies of their resume. Business attire must be worn; hoodies, sweats, ripped jeans, flip flops are not allowed. No children are allowed.
The Job Fair is sponsored by DACCâs Career & Employment Services Center. For more information, or to schedule a booth, call DACC Career & Employment Services Center, 217-443-8597.
Pre-Job Fair Workshop Scheduled
In order to assist participants to be the best candidates for potential employers at the Job Fair, the Career Services Center staff will offer a Pre-Job Fair Workshop on Saturday, April 7 from 9 am to 11 am in Vermilion Hall room 306. Topics covered will include:
¡     The Doâs and Donâts of First Impressions
¡     Brush up on Interviewing Skills
¡     Learn how to make a lasting impression
¡     Check out the DACC Clothes Closet
Students, alumni, and community members are welcome to attend this FREE workshop. To sign up and/or for more information call Kellie at 443-8597, or stop by the Career Services Center, Lincoln Hall room 104.
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DACC Calendar of Events
March 16-April 2
Friday, March 16
DACC Womenâs Softball @ Parkland College *, Champaign, IL; 1PM & 3PM (CST) Â Â Â Â
DACC Menâs Baseball vs Lincoln* @ DANVILLE STADIUM; 2PM
Saturday, March 17
St. Patrickâs Day
DACC Menâs Baseball @ Lincoln*, Lincoln, IL; 1PM Â Â
Sunday, March 18
DACC Womenâs Softball @ Heartland Community College *, Bloomington, IL; 1PM & 3PM (CST)
Monday, March 19
Financial Aid Refunds Mailed
Petitions for Student Trustee Election are available in Vermilion Hall, Room 202, (Office of the Secretary to the Board of Trustees). A minimum of fifty (50) signatures of full-time or part-time students is required. Candidates must file their petition with the Secretary to the Board of Trustees (Vermilion Hall, Room 202) between 8AM and 5PM, Monday, March 19 through Friday, March 23, 2018.
Tuesday, March 20
NJCAA Division II Menâs Basketball National Tournament at Danville Area Community College on March 20-24, 2018
NJCAA Division II Menâs Basketball National Tournament
DACC Community Education Presents âImproving Your Crop Marketing Skills Workshopâ presented by Dr. James Mintert and Dr. Nathan Thompson, Purdue Center for Commercial Agriculture; March 20; 1PM-3:30PM at DACC Hoopeston Higher Learning Center. FREE! Interested in improving your crop marketing skills? Join us for an afternoon workshop with James Mintert & Nathan Thompson from Purdueâs Center for Commercial Agriculture. This workshop will begin with a corn and soybean outlook for the upcoming year and will provide insight into ways you can improve your crop marketing program. Purdueâs Center for Commercial Agriculture has developed a new web-based crop basis tool that you can use to keep up-to-date on crop basis trends in your area and improve your ability to forecast basis. During the workshop, youâll learn how the tool works and how you can use it to your advantage when making crop marketing decisions. Laptops/tablets are not required for the workshop. However, participants are encouraged to bring these devices if possible, as you will have an opportunity to acquire first-hand experience using the crop basis tool. Light refreshments will be served. Call 217-283-4171 to register.
DACC Womenâs Softball @ Kaskaskia College, Centralia, IL; 2PM & 4PM (CST)
Game 1 - 9:00 AM - Seed #4 - Louisburg College, Louisburg, NC vs Seed #13 - Erie Community College, Buffalo, NY
Game 2 - 11:00 AM - Seed #3 - Cuyahoga Community College, Cleveland, OH vs Seed #14 - Arkansas State University Mid-South, West Memphis, AR
Game 3 - 1:00 PM - Seed #1 - Triton College, River Grove, IL vs Seed #16 - Ulster County Community College, Stone Ridge, NY
Game 4 - 3:00 PM - Seed #2 - Pima Community College, Tucson, AZ vs Seed #15 - College of Southern Maryland, La Plata, MD
Game 5 - 6:30 PM - Seed #8 - Danville Area Community College, Danville, IL vs Seed #9 - Grand Rapids Community College, Grand Rapids, MI
Game 6 - 8:30 PM - Seed #7 - Richard Bland College, South Prince George, VA vs Seed #10 - Highland Community College - Kansas, Highland, KS
Wednesday, March 21
NJCAA Division II Menâs Basketball National Tournament
Powerhouse Campus Ministry (PCM) meeting every Wednesday; 10-10:50AM; MM-307. Meetings are open to all faculty and students. For more information contact Melissa Murineanu, 554-1652, MM-117 or [email protected].
PTK membership meeting; 4:30PM; CT-011
DACC Menâs Baseball @ Illinois Valley, Oglesby, IL; 2PM Â Â
First Day of Spring Â
Game 7 - 11:00 AM - Seed #6 - South Suburban College, South Holland, IL vs Seed #11 - Delta College, University Center, MI
Game 8 - 1:00 PM - Seed #5 - Southwestern Community College, Creston, IA vs Seed #12 - Dakota County Technical College, Rosemount, MN
Game 9 - 3:00 PM - Lose Game #3 vs Loser Game #5
Game 10 - 6:00 PM - Winner Game #3 vs Winner Game #5
Game 11 - 8:00 PM - Winner Game #4 vs Winner Game #6
Thursday, March 22
Franklin Rep. Nicole Jackson on campus; 9AM-1PM; Lincoln Hallway outside Student Union
Devin Payne, IL CPA Society to answer student questions; Thursday, March 22, 2018; 11AM-12PM; Lincoln Hall Hallway outside Student Union
NJCAA Division II Menâs Basketball National Tournament
Game 12 - 11:00 AM - Loser Game #4 vs Loser Game #6
Game 13 - 1:00 PM - Loser Game #8 vs Loser Game #1
Game 14 - 3:00 PM - Loser Game #2 vs Loser Game #7
Game 15 - 6:00 PM -Winner Game #2 vs Winner Game #7
Game 16 - 8:00 PM - Winner Game #8 vs Winner Game #1
Friday, March 23
Deadline for Petitions for Student Trustee Election - Petitions for Student Trustee Election are available in Vermilion Hall, Room 202, (Office of the Secretary to the Board of Trustees). A minimum of fifty (50) signatures of full-time or part-time students is required. Candidates must file their petition with the Secretary to the Board of Trustees (Vermilion Hall, Room 202) between 8AM and 5PM by Friday, March 23, 2018.
NJCAA Division II Menâs Basketball National Tournament
Game 17 - 9:00 AM - Winner Game #9 â vs Winner Game #13
Game 18 - 11:00 AM - Winner Game #12 vs Winner Game #14
Game 19 - 1:00 PM - Loser Game #11 vs Loser Game #15
Game 20 - 3:00 PM - Loser Game #10 vs Loser Game #16
Game 21 - 6:30 PM - Winner Game #10 vs Winner Game #16
Game 22 - 8:30 PM - Winner Game #11 vs Winner Game #15
Saturday, March 24
NJCAA Division II Menâs Basketball National Tournament
DACC Womenâs Softball vs John Wood Community College @ Home *; 1PM & 3PM (CST)
Game 23 - 12:00 PM - Winner Game #17 vs Winner Game #18 - Winner 7th Place, Loser 8th Place
Game 24 - 2:00 PM - Winner Game #20 vs Winner Game #19 - Winner 5th Place, Loser 6th Place
Game 25 - 5:30 PM- Loser Game #21 vs Loser Game #22 - Winner 3rd Place, Loser 4th Place
Game 26 - 7:30 PM - Winner Game #21 vs Winner Game #22 - Winner 1st Place, Loser 2nd Place
Sunday, March 25
DACC Womenâs Softball vs Lewis & Clark Community College * @ Home; 1PM & 3PM (CST)
March 26-29 & April 2
Spring Break -- No Classes
March 30Â
College Closed
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Career Connections Job Fair is Coming to DACC Wednesday, April 18! Bring Your Resume and Dress for Success!
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