LLCC - Key Persons

Aleshia Bunting

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Accounting Technician, Disbursements

Becky Newton

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Director, Community Education

Bobbi Henry

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Research & Analytics Associate III

Carmen Allen - Chairman

Job Titles:

Chairman
Computer Science Coordinator

Charlotte J. Warren - President

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President

Dr. Charlotte Warren has served as president of LLCC since 2006 and is active in leadership roles on national, state and local levels. She is a board member of the American Association of Community Colleges and past president of the Illinois Council of Community College Presidents. Locally, she has chaired the Mid-Illinois Medical District and United Way of Central Illinois and served on the Greater Springfield Chamber of Commerce board. She holds the title of Colonel, Retired and Honorary Brigadier General for the Georgia National Guard and served on the Reserve Forces Policy Board headquartered in Washington, D.C. During her presidency, LLCC has expanded with four new facilities and the renovation of four others throughout the 15-county LLCC district. She secured an $18 million gift benefiting the college's agriculture program and led a partnership with Memorial Health to address the nursing shortage and construct a Nursing Education Center within Montgomery Hall. Dr. Warren has enhanced community partnerships and expanded workforce development training programs, especially for underserved populations, including the Workforce Equity Initiative. She meets regularly with legislative, business and community leaders to determine how the college can best serve its district through workforce development, college transfer and community education programs.   Prior to LLCC, Dr. Warren was president of the Community College Alliance and vice president of the Virtual Campus at Franklin University in Columbus, Ohio. Earlier, she was a provost at Georgia Perimeter College, taught at research universities and community colleges, chaired a department of nursing, served as president of the Georgia Nurses Association and was a psychotherapist in private practice.