The Following Students Earned Recognition on the Spring 2026 President鈥檚 List:

Albers: Mallory Strubhart

Anna: Kyle Conway, Daniel Dover, Samuel Skuta

Ava: Samantha Allen, Kendall Farris, Heather Young

Bartelso: Ella Jackstadt, Ava Luebbers

Benton: Kimber McMurray, Natalie Meneese

Cambria: April Madison

Campbell Hill: McKenzie Ebers

Carbondale: Sophia Hartke, Ali Albanna, Mickallie Berry, Andrea Burris, Josiah Cherry, Jennifer Cox, Angelina Detomasi, Emma Dorris, Olivia Dunaway, Burgess Eubanks, Jenna Falco, Tamika Flake, Will Franklin, Macy Glasser, Kimberly Glenn, Tianna Green, Austin Hamilton, Ashley Hess, Ronald Hull, Lina Ibrahim, Kyanna Johnson, Toiara Kellum, Kendra Kendricks, Emily Kersten, Keegan Lampley, Anahbeth Leiter, Andrew Lewis, Angelica Leyva-Tomas, Jasmine McCroy, Ali Mohamad, Eleanor Mohr, Jessica Morrison, Jacie Nunley, Alaysia Phillips, Torin Pierce, Adyson Shepard, Briana Smith, Dorothy Tillman, Thivakar Veluppillai, Jordan Whitehead, Lola Wildermuth, Carlie Wisely, Charley Young

Carterville: Ava Adcock, Bradley Anderson, Keyshawn Barfield, Alexis Beers, Hayden Bernreuter, Evan Berry, Isabella Boyd, Justice Decker, Joseph Draper, Dax Dunnill, Katie Futrell, Nehemiah Goodman, Rachel Gray-Williams, Miller Green, Joseph Harner, Nicholas Hellriegel, Lyla Hess, Aubrey Howell, Kayce Isaacs, Isabella Jerrells, Carter Johnson, Hunter Kollars, Larkin Korte, Trent Kulig, Reagan Lynn, Tyler Malone, Nadia Maring, Zoe Mercer, Sean Murphy, Payton Nicholson, Sara Niemerg, Cole Noreuil, Deanna Overturf, Sophia Poletti, Gracie Ragan, Emma Russell, James Samples, Julia Schmidt, Ava Shiever, Madison Tucker, Audrey Upton, Benjamin Wagner, Michaela Westenberger, Khrystyna Yakymenko, Kameron Yearsley, Zi Zhang, Cale Zoeller

Christopher: Skylie Utley

Cobden: Callie McGee

Colp: Jacob Rush

Creal Springs: Caleb Menser, Athena Palmer, Kade Rivett

De Soto: Addison Cook, Ethan Endress, Heidi Isspeih, Darrell Woods

Du Quoin: Ericka Atkins, Benjamin Bringas, Keira Gibbs, Evan Giles, Alayna Iman, Hallie Provart, Ian Skeel, Addison Willis

Elkville: Kaylin Melvin, Rory Monahan, Jaycie Will

Energy: Isaac Bloodworth, Zachary Henson

Goreville: Caleb Dunning

Herrin: Logan Bond, Breanna Brewster, Vincent Champion, Jordan Coates, Virginia Drew, Kacie Dunn, Wyatt Eddy, Stephan Griggs, Geoffrey Haupt, Courtney Henderson-Hewlett, Saphyra Lagang-Souders, Chase Lannom, Princess Mays, Hayley Pasquino, Jason Ralston, Olivia Rushing, Lucas Sissom, Calli Smith, Jersey Summers, Niekah Torres

Jerseyville: Emily Tuey

Johnston City: Amanda Baxter, Samantha Beers, Tommi Burnett-Miner, Ellie Burns, Allison Hopf, Emma Kirby, Tinaya Lacy, Landon Lafollette, Alexander Lampley, John Ray, Ethan Reynolds, Hannah Simmons

Jonesboro: Paige Harrison

Makanda: Kara Burnside

Marion: Jonathan Aviles, Phoebe Baker, Kayla Banks, Diana Bigler, Rebecca Branch, Easton Branson, Ava Browning, Jada Burnett-Hatton, Cory Campbell, Kristian Cedar, Kylie Dugger, Adriana Dunning, Joel Harmon, Katilyn Heinz, Bailey Hines, Landon Howell, Kelsey Hudgens, Amarri Johnson, James Kirk, Wyatt Landeck, Madison Lees, Alyssa Long, Madelyn Montgomery, Zoia Morgan, Kanyanta Mwansa, Asha Mwanzi, Myrka Perez-Mimendi, Chloe Peterson, Jessica Pouncil, Marissa Ravellette, James Redden, Shai Schauf, Joanna Tran, William Wallace, Tayanna Webster, Avery Wolfe

Monticello: Elijah Craft

Murphysboro: Dulce Ambrocio, Murphysboro: Ethan Clover, Murphysboro: Marcus Gilmore, Murphysboro: Gavin Hooks, Murphysboro: Stephanie McLaughlin, Murphysboro: Haley Peterman, Murphysboro: Dillion Phoenix, Murphysboro: Dakota Przybocki, Murphysboro: Nicholas Talley, Murphysboro: Wilma Wimberly, Murphysboro: Joshua Wisely

Paducah: Ross Aldridge, Jeremiah Pulliam

Pinckneyville: Brayden Cleland, Brian Kling, Makenna Newell

Pittsburg: Hannah Hunt

Springfield: Camerin Leonard

Steeleville: Jackson Knop

Stonefort: Lillian Steward

Thompsonville: Max Price, Kendal Borchelt

Tunnel Hill: Isaac Maxwell

Vandalia: Jayden Rosetto

Vergeenes: Isabel Sherman

West Frankfort: Kile Britton, Kathlyn Blake, Mya Bradford, Jenna Deason, Chase Denham, Anna Lamczyk, Jacob Prince, Sydney Ragan, Nikolette Ronketto, Madison Tate, Andrew Woolard, Whitney York

The Following Students Earned Recognition on the Spring 2026 Provost鈥檚 List:

Alto Pass: Heather D. Oliphant

Anna: Logan M. Ebersohl; Skylar M. Webb

Ava: Karley D. Powell

Bartelso: Ashlyn J. Luebbers

Benton: Lucas J. Chaney; William Jones; Hayden L. Smith; Austin C. Vandekerkhove

Cambria: Adam M. Bilderback; Ayden I. Gill; Timothy J. Hawthorne

Campbell Hill: Adelynn K. Knop; Weston R. Westerman

Carbondale: Brahna Allen; Jonah D. Bearden; Jack A. Binkowski; Ayniah K. Bollinger; Dayra P. Bran Herrera de Mileur; Grace A. Carr; LaRhonda L. Chick; Nicholas D. Coffey; Taylor A. Crippen; Joel M. Daly; Alyssa A. Daniels; Gwynevere C. Deaton; Ashlyn S. Fox Edwards; Kenya A. Ganer; Audrick F. Griffin; Chaelynn M. Harris; Tyrane D. Jackson; Devin Lovell; Nicholas C. Love; Laney J. McCrary; Brenden P. McNally; Megan M. McNitt; Wilson Meinert; John C. Meredith; Bradley D. Miller; Shirley A. Monroe; Jaquaveiah J. Moore; Alexis M. Murray; Omar K. Naser; Mason A. Reames; Erin L. Rogers; Marcella M. Sevy; Nikki P. Siriboon; Wade T. Swan; Teairra D. Thomas; Evan C. Torres; Payton D. Van Horn; Haden M. Vaughn

Carmi: Haylie M. Mendenhall

Carrier Mills: Ava G. Settle

Carterville: Bryer N. Arview; Mason J. Beno; Logan E. Bingham; Alexander J. Bryant; Brooklynn G. Burnett; Eric J. Butz; Catherine Chyzhyk; Maximus D. Clark; Noah R. Coleman; Davis G. Collie; Wyatt G. Dalton; Rigil Kent Danila; Zoey R. Danner; Jordan L. Dawley; Kennedy B. Dawson; Ronnie L. Dotson; Alyssa S. Duncan; Mason J. Ethington; Jude S. Farley; Cody Freitas; Darrian A. Gaston; Joseph W. Glander; Julia S. Gonzales; Brittney Guillory; Taylor M. Hettenhausen; Chloe R. Keen; Addasyn M. Kell; Elaina G. Lutman; Carren M. Maranga; Christina M. Massey; Rachel E. McClerren; Jeremy C. McKinney; Kierstin S. Miller; Madison P. Morse; Bryce A. Nevils; Frankie L. Nicholes; Taylor K. Nolan; Jack L. Notier; Ryan A. Norman; Boston V. Olson; Luke T. Phillips; Shea L. Pyatt; Parker C. Renken; Haydon R. Reynolds; Hannah R. Schweitzer; Maddox C. Seaman; Sandra K. Shasteen; Gabe E. Smith; Jaeger B. Solis; Maggie J. Stadler; Breanna N. Thurman; Jonah L. Weathers; Allison G. Winfield-Russo

Centralia: Samantha R. Correll

Chester: Katelyn M. Birkner; Kala Kessler

Cobden: Joseph A. Clare; Mitchell D. Howell; Alejandro Zamora

Columbia: Cohen K. Jackson

Creal Springs: Nicholas F. Jellen; Miranda D. Menser; Kelley J. Rix; Josie N. Stapleton; Levi T. Tanner

De Soto: Spencer M. Fred; Jacob D. Oetjen; Hailei S. Rule; Taryn S. Russell

Du Quoin: Jubal J. Alvis; Ella R. Bradley; Johnathan A. Brown; Mathew J. Cavins; Jayden M. Fred; Justin T. Harsy; Ashanti M. Johnson; Alaina M. Reynolds; Dakotah S. Santos; Marlei R. Summers; Camden L. Waller; Ashtyn L. Weeks; Joe V. Wood

Eldorado: John D. Lane

Elkville: Addison J. Funk; Jaylen V. Marshall; Olivia R. Pfeaster; Bryanna G. Spain

Energy: Blake Arnold; Isaac R. Goldman; Kara E. Rowland

Gorham: Erica L. Clendenin

Grand Chain: April N. Castleman

Harrisburg: Dalton I. Brimm; Katie L. Campusano; Amanda L. Hunt; Emma P. Hunt; Laynie G. Kleinfeldt

Herod: Kaitlyn S. Dutton

Herrin: Kamilah L. Ashmore; Braden S. Cagle; Trevor M. Coloni; Madison M. Foster; Cullen W. Frick; Isaac J. Furlong; Lawrence R. Greer; Cameran B. Gwaltney; Remy A. James; Keith G. Layson; Luke D. McCluskie; Talan P. Nemeth; Tamia M. Patino Griggs; Alexis A. Pierce; Morgan J. Restivo; Gage R. Sneed; Madison P. Todd; James A. Triplett; Keegan W. Vorhes

Johnston City: Kristen R. Burnett; Katlynn M. Cagle; Kaylyne F. Carr; Brea B. Chestosky; Diego J. Garza; Kamryn A. Holt; Connor A. Mowery; Toni M. Ridle

Makanda: Dayton L. Dillow; Evan M. Forby; Jenna S. Gomez

Marion: Kahlan R. Anderson; Lauren R. Baine; Robert Bradley; Xander M. Bush; Antuan L. Carter; Makayla T. Collins; Logan W. Comerford; Nathan R. Craig; Aniyah Q. Davis; Thu Do; Anna R. Elders; Jadon S. Flare; Briana N. Fox; Cohen R. Gebhart; Elias J. Gorris; Taylor A. Gregory; Andrew D. Harris; Kyra L. Himmelberger; Aliyah N. Kautz; Caidan L. Masterson; Ryan P. McCaffrey; Kamaura L. Miller; Justin R. Murphy; Chase C. Niemeyer; Aubrey E. Oates; Hunter R. Oliver; Aiden R. Peek; Joni M. Pope; Teisha Lariene N. Ramos; Autumn Ray; Heather L. Rich; Robert T. Robinson; Abigail G. Rushing; Landen J. Salvetti; Jaylyn Sanders; Lilianna N. Smith; Emma L. Sprague; Brian W. Staley; Christy J. Sternberg; Tara A. Stevens; Blaine J. Taylor; Kaci J. Thornton; Harvest Dawn S. Turnage; Kylee A. Turner; Riece N. Utley; Alivia E. Webb; Dalton H. Whitecotton; Danika R. Whitehead; Samantha A. Wilcox; Jordan T. Will; Kara D. Zerbe

Mount Vernon: Ashlyn R. Childers; Brandon D. Ellis

Mulkeytown: Cole J. Gelso

Murphysboro: Alyssa G. Bastien; Joscelin J. Clark; Danielle J. Ferguson; Evan L. Hooper; Tucker V. Horstmann; Shelby D. Nalley; Violet A. Ottwell; Abigail E. Porter; Gavin H. Ridings; Gabriela G. Romero; James D. Scott; Jonathan L. Taylor; India M. Whittington

Ozark: Lucas J. Strickland

Pinckneyville: Logan G. Lindner

Pittsburg: Benjamin C. Harris; Benjamin D. Ritchie

Rosiclare: Emily A. Johnson

Royalton: Sheldon W. McPhail

Springfield: Aurora D. Feng

Steeleville: Dylan J. Hepp

Stonefort: Brylee R. Craig

Valier: Catrina F. Russell

Vienna: Harold A. Bundren; Briset B. Martinez

West Frankfort: Emalee J. Barton; Jayden N. Bonner; Danielle I. Broy; Eric D. Duncan; Dylan L. Ellis; Elijah K. Futch; Evan A. Goforth; Stephanie M. Gosney; Ava R. Harkins; Kynli J. Jordan; Cole J. Mann; Hannah L. Mullins; Jade R. Remp; Elizabeth M. Strickland; Arabella L. Williams

Willisville: Kendra D. Guetersloh; Tessa M. Nehrt

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The celebration will feature a keynote address by Dr. Paul Frazier, Vice Chancellor for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion at Southern Illinois University Carbondale. Attendees will also enjoy live music from The J Sound Band.

Food will be provided by Smokin K’s BBQ and Cajun Cuisine and Pepsi MidAmerica. In addition to entertainment and refreshments, guests can participate in a variety of activities, including poetry and historical readings, Human Bingo, local vendor displays, games, and other family-oriented attractions.

鈥淛uneteenth is an opportunity to celebrate freedom, reflect on our nation鈥檚 history, and come together as a community,鈥� said 性视界传媒 President Dr. Kirk Overstreet. 鈥淲e invite everyone to join us for an evening of education, entertainment, and fellowship.鈥�

Attendees are encouraged to bring donations and school supplies to benefit the Boys & Girls Club of Southern Illinois and Mary Logan High School. The collection effort is intended to support local youth and families throughout the region.
Service Project Collection Drive flyer (PDF)

Due to ongoing construction projects on the 性视界传媒 campus, visitors attending the event are asked to park in the Gold and Blue parking lots and follow posted signage to the Conference Center.

Juneteenth commemorates June 19, 1865, when enslaved African Americans in Galveston, Texas, learned of their freedom more than two years after the issuance of the Emancipation Proclamation. The holiday celebrates freedom, resilience, culture, and progress.

For more information about the event, contact 性视界传媒 at (618) 985-2828 or visit the College鈥檚 Juneteenth webpage.

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A new statewide report released by the Illinois Community College Board highlights the significant economic and social impact of 性视界传媒, underscoring the institution鈥檚 role in driving regional growth and student success.

The report, issued in recognition of Community College Month in April, examines how 性视界传媒 contributes to the economy across its district and throughout Illinois. Findings show the college generated a total economic impact of $244.3 million in fiscal year 2023鈥�24, supporting 3,616 jobs in the region.

College officials say the data reinforces the institution鈥檚 long-standing mission of preparing students for the workforce while strengthening the local economy.

鈥淲e are living up to our mission to enrich lives through learning and community engagement, and this report illustrates how 性视界传媒 continues to be a powerful economic engine for southern Illinois,鈥� said 性视界传媒 President, Dr. Kirk Overstreet. 鈥淔rom educating students to supporting local businesses, the impact extends far beyond the classroom.鈥�

The report identifies three primary drivers of economic impact: operations spending, student spending, and alumni contributions.

In fiscal year 2023鈥�24, the college employed 381 full- and part-time faculty and staff, with approximately 83% residing within the College鈥檚 district. Total payroll reached $26.7 million, while an additional $17.4 million was spent on facilities, supplies, and services. Together, those expenditures generated $29.3 million in added regional income and supported 407 jobs.

Student spending also contributed to the local economy. About 13% of students came from outside the district, many of whom relocated to attend the college. Combined with retained local students, their spending on housing, food, and transportation added $2.6 million in income and supported local jobs.

The largest impact came from alumni whose education and training have translated into higher earnings and greater workforce productivity. Former students contributed $212.4 million in added income to the regional economy, supporting more than 3,100 jobs.

Overall, the college鈥檚 impact accounts for approximately 2.9% of the region鈥檚 total gross regional product, with one out of every 26 jobs in the district linked to the college and its students.

Beyond direct economic contributions, the report also highlights strong returns on investment for students, taxpayers, and society.

Students who attended 性视界传媒 in fiscal year 2023鈥�24 invested a combined $10.4 million in their education. In return, they are expected to see $72.3 million in higher lifetime earnings, equating to a benefit-cost ratio of 7-to-1. The average associate degree graduate earns approximately $6,900 more annually than someone with only a high school diploma.

Taxpayers also benefit from the college鈥檚 impact. The report estimates $28.6 million in total taxpayer benefits, including increased tax revenues and reduced demand for public services such as health care, income assistance, and the justice system.

From a broader perspective, the college generates $256.4 million in total social benefits across Illinois, driven by increased earnings, business productivity, and societal savings.

鈥淭he economic impact highlighted in this study would be even greater today,鈥� said Overstreet. 鈥淲e have three major grant-funded construction projects currently underway with local contractors and supplies purchased from local businesses. The graduates from the programs that will benefit from the new facilities will impact our economy for years to come.鈥�

The study concludes that 性视界传媒 delivers substantial value to all stakeholders, including students and employers, taxpayers, and the broader community.

鈥淭he results demonstrate that the college is a strong investment,鈥� the report states. 鈥淚ts contributions support economic prosperity, improve quality of life, and help build a more skilled and competitive workforce.鈥�

The analysis was based on fiscal year 2023鈥�24 data from the Illinois Community College Board and the college, as well as labor market data and economic modeling from Lightcast.

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性视界传媒 has launched a new program with its in-district high schools and private schools to provide last-dollar scholarships to participating students. College staff have been attending high school freshman orientations with in-district high schools and will continue to attend events throughout August. The Promise Scholarship aims to support local students by covering the remaining tuition costs at 性视界传媒 after all financial aid and other scholarships have been applied.

Students must enroll in the Promise Scholarship Program by December of their freshman year of high school. While in high school, the program requires participating students to maintain a minimum GPA of 2.0, maintain a 90% attendance rate each year, and complete four years of math. Students must take 9 credit hours of dual credit or early college courses by the end of their senior year and take ORI 100 College Fundamentals by the end of their first fall semester as a 性视界传媒 freshman. Students must maintain the requirements throughout high school and re-commit by September 1 each year.

鈥淭his is an exciting step forward for our community,鈥� said Dr. Kirk Overstreet, President of 性视界传媒. 鈥淭he Promise Scholarship is more than just financial support; it鈥檚 an investment in our students鈥� futures. We are committed to providing quality education and helping our students achieve their academic and career goals. With this program, we can ensure that more students can continue their education without financial stress.鈥�

The program underscores the strong collaboration between 性视界传媒 and in-district high schools, highlighting a shared commitment to educational excellence and student success.

Carbondale Superintendent Daniel Booth expressed enthusiasm about the initiative, stating, 鈥淭he Promise Scholarship represents a significant opportunity for our students,鈥� said Booth. 鈥淏y working closely with 性视界传媒, we are providing a clear pathway for students to achieve their higher education dreams. This program will motivate our students to excel academically and give them the confidence that a college education is within reach.

The Promise Scholarship Program registration is open, and families have been enrolling. Applications will be available through each high school or online at /promise-scholarship/application/. Guidance and support will be provided to ensure students meet the eligibility criteria and benefit from this transformative opportunity.

For more information about the Promise Scholarship Program, please contact: promise@jalc.edu.

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College President Dr. Kirk Overstreet said the growth reflects a collaborative effort by faculty and staff to prioritize innovative enrollment management strategies.

鈥淥ur faculty and staff continue to think outside the box to develop programs and outreach that benefit our students, many of whom are working full time,鈥� Overstreet said. 鈥淲e have worked hard to reduce barriers by using innovative advisement that includes extended hours, virtual advisement, and our Saturday Sign-Up event.鈥�

Provost Dr. Stephanie Chaney Hartford said flexible scheduling options are also helping students balance education with work and family responsibilities.

鈥淲e offer a fast-track program that allows students to take classes outside of the traditional 16-week format,鈥� Hartford said. 鈥淲e offer 12-, 8-, and 4-week courses that have been very popular, particularly with working adults.鈥�

Hartford added that while the 10th-day enrollment report is encouraging, overall enrollment is expected to continue rising as students register for fast-track classes that begin later in the semester.

With enrollment trending upward, college officials are planning for future growth through several construction projects currently underway.

鈥淲e have several grant-funded projects underway that are going to benefit future students,鈥� Overstreet said. 鈥淥ur new Career and Technical Education Center, which will offer state-of-the-art training facilities for automotive, welding, and HVAC programs, will be ready in fall 2027, and construction on Logan Hall, which will revolutionize our student services, is also underway.鈥�

In addition, the college has secured federal funding to remodel the third floor of the Communications Wing for its nursing program, with construction expected to begin later this year.

鈥淲e have a lot of construction going on that has resulted in temporary office relocations. Students and staff are having to walk a little further to get from one place to another, but we’re all taking it in stride because we all know that this is only temporary and that the future of the College is bright.鈥�

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性视界传媒 is pleased to announce the Fall 2025 President鈥檚 and Provost鈥檚 Lists. Each semester, any full-time student with a 4.0 grade-point average earns recognition on the President鈥檚 List. Any full-time student with a grade-point average between 3.55 and 3.99 earns recognition on the Provost鈥檚 List.

The following students were named to the Fall 2025 President鈥檚 List:

Ava: Skyler Hussey, Heather Young

Benton: Kimber McMurray

Cambria: April Madison, Adam Bilderback

Carbondale: Sulaiman Alani, Alana Arceneaux, Dion Beals, Jonah Bearden, Danielle Brown, Madysyn Butler, Estella Chandler, Burgess Eubanks, Logan Filson, Will Franklin, Isaac Fredrickson, Brenden Gallegly, Kimberly Glenn, Tianna Green, Hallie Halter, Ashley Hess, Kyanna Johnson, Anahbeth Leiter, Jasmine McCroy, Lafiet McDade, Alexander Moore, Omar Naser, Jacie Nunley, Cameron Peters, Torin Pierce, Reese Povolish, Jillian Price, Amelia Robinson, Jayden Rosetto, Stephanie Ross, Mallory Shewmaker, Takoda Steele, Wade Swan, Abigail Taylor, Payton Van Horn, Manuel Vicente, Carlie Wisely

Carrier Mills: Ava Settle

Carterville: Ava Adcock, Noah Akinduro, Sofia Badiu, Ryan Batchelor, Jariah Bell, Catherine Chyzhyk, Samantha Cox, Elijah Craft, Jordan Dawley, Jereth Ennis, Taryn Ford, Katie Futrell, Rachel Gray-Williams, John Gwaltney, Joseph Harner, Nicholas Hellriegel, Lyla Hess, Landre Hoehne, Gabrial Homes, Kayce Isaacs, Ella Jackstadt, Larkin Korte, Trent Kulig, Ava Luebbers, Elaina Lutman, Tyler Malone, Kierstin Miller, Sean Murphy, Payton Nicholson, Sara Niemerg, Gracie Ragan, Kahlen Robinson, Emma Russell, Julia Schmidt, Alayna Shasteen, Ava Shiever, Jaeger Solis, Maggie Stadler, Tara Stevens, Adison Sykes, Breanna Thurman, Madison Tucker, Audrey Upton, Gabrielle Vonderheide, Benjamin Wagner, Jonah Weathers, Michaela Westenberger, Aliza Williamson, Allison Winfield-Russo, Khrystyna Yakymenko, Zi Zhang, Cale Zoeller

Chester: Nicholas Coffey, Kala Kessler

Christopher: Skylie Utley

Creal Springs: Athena Palmer, Sara Rich, Kade Rivett, Josie Stapleton

De Soto: Ethan Endress, Taryn Russell

Du Quoin: Jubal Alvis, Johnathan Brown, Keira Gibbs, Evan Giles, Rachel Hall, Alayna Iman, Rhiannon Ingram, Hallie Provart, Ethan Sargent, Rian Sizemore

Elkville: Illyana Dobson, Kaylin Melvin, Jaycie Will

Energy: Isaac Bloodworth

Harrisburg: Ethan Doud

Herod: Kaitlyn Dutton

Herrin: Emersyn Clark, Jordan Coates, Madison Foster, Lawrence Greer, Mandy Hagen, Geoffrey Haupt, Zoe Knight, Keith Layson, Luke McCluskie, Kylie McGee, Bailey Overturf, Hayley Pasquino, Jayden Reed, Lucas Sissom, Calli Smith, Jeremiah Stemm, Niekah Torres

Johnston City: Tommi Burnett-Miner, Kaylyne Carr, Connor Mowery, Ethan Reynolds, Katelyn Sileven, Elizabeth Strickland

Jonesboro: Paige Harrison

Makanda: Kara Burnside, Aurora Frierdich, Skylar Moore

Marion: Jonathan Aviles, Phoebe Baker, Easton Branson, Ava Browning, Cory Campbell, Kane Carter, Gabriella Derchy, Thu Do, Grace Dollus, Allie Dwyer, Renee Evrard, Jadon Flare, Joel Harmon, Landon Howell, Amarri Johnson, Alivia Kincheloe-Batson, James Kirk, Riley Korte, Caidan Masterson, Benjamin Mitchem, Madelyn Montgomery, Zoia Morgan, Haylie Nappier-Feth, Hunter Oliver, Chloe Peterson, Carly Pinkston, Raichel Taborn, Kaci Thornton, Joanna Tran, William Wallace, Claire Wallace, Alivia Webb, Tayanna Webster, Samantha Wilcox, Warren Wycoff

Mulkeytown: Cole Gelso

Murphysboro: Joscelin Clark, Brayden Craig, Marcus Gilmore, Gavin Hooks, Brooklin Huffman, Chasey Mears, Haley Peterman, Tatum Price, Dakota Przybocki, Wilma Wimberly

Pinckneyville: Brayden Cleland

Royalton: Kiersten Knox

Springfield: Camerin Leonard

Steeleville: David Coleman

Stonefort: Lillian Steward

Tunnel Hill: Danika Whitehead

Valier: Catrina Russell

West Frankfort: JoAnne Banks, Mya Bradford, Kile Britton, Danielle Broy, Jesse Clinton-Helfrich, Haley Cornaglia, Jacob Prince, Jade Remp, Jayden Smith, Olivia Stewart, Madison Tate, Andrew Woolard

Willisville: Jamie Bowerman

The following students were named to the Fall 2025 Provost鈥檚 List:

Alto Pass: Wyatt Lindsey

Anna: Kyle Conway, Daniel Dover, Logan Ebersohl, Skylar Webb

Ava: Benjamin Deshazo, Kyle Durham, Kendall Farris, Madilynn Holt, Karley Powell, Olivia Thies

Cambria: Victor Bione, Jessica Crawford, Ayden Gill

Campbell Hill: Weston Westerman

Carbondale: Alexis Anders, Christopher Anderson, Jack Binkowski, Dayra Bran Herrera de Mileur, Shamarc Bursey, Grace Carr, Jennifer Cox, Alaina Crayton, Joel Daly, Gwynevere Deaton, Jenna Falco, Macy Glasser, Mattie Griffin, Bria Hunter, Lina Ibrahim, Taylor Ingram, Toiara Kellum, Kendra Kendricks, Alicia Keown, Emily Kersten, Lydia Kramer, Simon Langley, Brenden McNally, Wilson Meinert, John Meredith, Bradley Miller, Nurfarhana Mohamad Ali, Lisa Moore, Ariel Moyer, Alexis Murray, Jaden Patterson, Ariel Quigley, Elizabeth Roberts, Erin Rogers, Aiden Schweitzer, Amaris Shelley, Jason Smith, LeDonn Smith, Evan Torres, Jordan Whitehead

Carmi: Haylie Mendenhall

Carterville: Yeshiya Akinduro, Ross Aldridge, Bradley Anderson, Haley Banovz, Alexis Beers, Hayden Bernreuter, Evan Berry, Logan Bingham, Isabella Boyd, Clarissa Buckles, Emma Burzynski, Maximus Clark, Christopher Clover, Davis Collie, Zoey Danner, Livvia Deaton, Justice Decker, Andrew DeFord, Samantha Doan, Ethan Dorsey, Alyssa Duncan, Dax Dunnill, Ta鈥橫arcus Eaves, Cody Freitas, Joseph Glander, Allyson Goldman, Miller Green, Taylor Hettenhausen, Toby Hollister, Hannah Jarnegan, Isabella Jerrells, Carter Johnson, Jaycie Johnson, Chloe Keen, Addasyn Kell, Treyton Langan, Reagan Lynn, Zoe Mercer, Frankie Nicholes, Taylor Nolan, Makaila Peevy, Daly Penick, Luke Phillips, Shea Pyatt, Jaxon Quint, Brooklynn Reams, John Rozear, Maddox Seaman, Roman Sienza, Abby Stalker, Mallory Strubhart, Rebecca Thompson, Presley Trogolo

Cobden: Agent Inman, Serria Yonts, Alejandro Zamora

Colp: Jacob Rush

Creal Springs: Cierra Lopez, Levi Tanner

De Soto: Crystal Bressner, Addison Cook, Sydney Fred, Addison Stinson

Du Quoin: Benjamin Bringas, Kalena Clark, Raina Hawkins, Alec Hopkins, Kendal Hopkins, Ashanti Johnson, Jill Molina, Jamison Sizemore, Ashtyn Weeks, Savannah Williams, Addison Willis

Elkville: Bridgett Elder, Jaylen Marshall, Rory Monahan

Energy: Branden Graves, Zachary Henson

Glen Carbon: Katelyn Ludwig

Goreville: Michael Moore

Harrisburg: Cody Bynum, Laynie Kleinfeldt, Gabrielle Shires

Herrin: Willow Allen, Joella Brimm, Braden Cagle, Trysta Charlet, Trevor Coloni, Stephan Griggs, Daniel Jensik, Saphyra Lagang-Souders, Mariah Lampley, Morgan Litton, Princess Mays, Julian Mize, Brieanna Napier, Caidence Phillips, Reece Preston, Morgan Restivo, Gage Sneed, Madison Todd

Hurst: Emma Holland, KaCee Stahlheber, Miranda Wyatt

Jackson: Cooper McKay

Jerseyville: Emily Tuey

Johnston City: Kristen Burnett, Ellie Burns, Katlynn Cagle, Zoee Cullum, Corbin Frattini, Diego Garza, Stephanie Gosney, Tinaya Lacy, Landon Lafollette, Toni Ridle, Alicia Sommers, Mallory Wyant

Makanda: Drake Prepejchal

Marion: Tazzy Angus, Chase Banks, Courtney Barrett, Robert Bradley, Rebecca Branch, Rylan Brotherton, Nevaeh Campbell, Makayla Collins, Nathan Craig, Logan Drew, Cohen Gebhart, Valarie Hayter, Jacob Henry, Wyatt Landeck, Alyssa Long, Ryan McCaffrey, Coco McMurtry, Kamaura Miller, Terryn Moyes, Chase Niemeyer, Aiden Peek, Myrka Perez-Mimendi, Nia Posey, Jessica Pouncil, Autumn Ray, Heather Rich, Amya Robinson, Robert Robinson, Grayson Sanders, Shai Schauf, Hannah Schweitzer, Emma Sprague, Brian Staley, Aaron Tabor, Ashley Tripp, Kylee Turner, Riece Utley, Shayleigh Wallis, Kara Zerbe

Mount Vernon: Brandon Ellis

Murphysboro: Alyssa Bastien, Madison Bell, Charles Campos, Tia Dolin, Ian Etherton, Julia Hooker, Tucker Horstmann, McKenna Lally, Ariana Mcbride, Macy Melzer, Mia Neal, Violet Ottwell, Dillion Phoenix, Gabriela Romero, Natalee Smith, Jonathan Taylor, Maya Tripp, Joshua Wisely

Paducah: Jeremiah Pulliam

Pinckneyville: Brian Kling

Pittsburg: Kenadie Cavitt, Cort Edwards

San Antonio: Neil Tronggettumm

St.Ann: Kodie Gordon

Steeleville: Jackson Knop, Christian Rees

Stonefort: Macie Zertuche

Vergennes: Lilyana Mitchell, Isabel Sherman

Waterloo: Ashley Cornelius

West Frankfort: Abigail Banks, Nicolette Basenberg, Julie Beals, Ava Capogreco, Hayden Cole, Travis Crum, Chase Denham, Eric Duncan, Elijah Futch, Ava Harkins, Jessie Johnson, Alena Mason, Nikolette Ronketto, Whitney York

Willisville: Tessa Nehrt

Zeigler: Mackenzie Osburn

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Due to the winter storm, 性视界传媒 and Logan Fitness will suspend operations and move classes to remote learning for Tuesday, January 27, 2026. Logan Fitness 24/7 access is also suspended until further notice.聽 The Board of Trustees meeting scheduled for January 27 has been moved to Tuesday, February 3, at 6 p.m. Staff and faculty are encouraged to avoid the campus. Essential employees must report to work if notified by their supervisor.

Further updates will be made through 性视界传媒TEXT, VOLMAIL, jalc.edu, official 性视界传媒 social media accounts, and local media. If you need to sign up or re-sign up for 性视界传媒TEXT, visit聽/admissions/jalctext/. To assist students and staff, remote operations information is available at聽.

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Due to the winter storm, 性视界传媒 and Logan Fitness will suspend operations and move classes to remote learning for Monday, January 26, 2026. Logan Fitness 24/7 access is also suspended until further notice.聽 Staff and faculty are encouraged to avoid the campus. Essential employees must report to work if notified by their supervisor.

Further updates will be made through 性视界传媒TEXT, VOLMAIL, jalc.edu, official 性视界传媒 social media accounts, and local media. If you need to sign up or re-sign up for 性视界传媒TEXT, visit聽/admissions/jalctext/. To assist students and staff, remote operations information is available at聽www.jalc.edu.

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性视界传媒 will resume normal operations on Thursday, Jan. 22, following completion of a construction-related procedure and a complete evaluation by construction officials and engineers.

College officials said the support beam involved in the procedure was assessed and cleared. The College has been given the all-clear to reopen the campus on Thursday, Jan. 22. The following offices will remain temporarily relocated due to construction: Admissions, to E 122; Athletics, to Logan Fitness; 性视界传媒 Foundation, to F112; Poshard Foundation, to E121; and Conferences and Events, to F110.

Due to construction-related restroom accessibility issues, the men鈥檚 basketball game scheduled for Wednesday, Jan. 21, has been postponed. The game will be rescheduled later; the announcement will be made once confirmed.

Students, faculty, staff, and visitors may resume regular campus activities on Thursday.

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性视界传媒 will suspend operations on its Carterville campus on Wednesday, Jan. 21, due to a construction-related procedure affecting multiple areas of campus.

The suspension of operations will be effective immediately through the end of the day on Jan. 21 to allow construction and engineering officials time to evaluate a beam located in the demolition area at the west entrance. Support cables attached to the beam must be assessed after removal to ensure there are no structural issues.

College officials emphasized that there is no damage to campus facilities and no known safety concerns at this time. The temporary suspension is being implemented out of an abundance of caution to allow the evaluation process to be completed safely and efficiently.

All classes will move to an online format for the day. Students with questions should contact their instructors directly. 性视界传媒 staff members should contact their immediate supervisors with any questions regarding work schedules or responsibilities.

Logan Fitness will remain open and operate under normal hours on Wednesday.

A decision regarding the scheduled men鈥檚 and women鈥檚 home basketball games will be made later in the day. Updates will be communicated as soon as they become available.

Additional information will be shared with the campus community as the situation is evaluated.

For updates, visit www.jalc.edu or follow 性视界传媒 on official social media channels.

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