Future Educators Receive LLC Outstanding Club Award

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Published on May 25 2016 9:56 am
Last Updated on May 25 2016 9:56 am
Written by Greg Sapp

(FUTURE EDUCATORS CLUB MEMBERS FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: SARAH RHOADS, MATTOON; AMANDA POE, EFFINGHAM; RACHEL STUTZMAN, SULLIVAN; MADDY YODER, MATTOON; AND KIM DAVIS, ADVISOR, SHELBYVILLE; JEFF WHITE WON THE ADVISOR OF THE YEAR AWARD AT THE LUNCHEON, PICTURED IN THE BACK ROW, STANDING ON THE LEFT; THEATRE CLUB RECEIVED THE NEW CLUB OF THE YEAR AWARD AT THE LUNCHEON. PICTURED BACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: TANILLE ULM, CO-ADVISOR, CHARLESTON; LEAH PIESCINSKI, CHARLESTON; ALYSSA HILBERT, MATTOON; KAYANA WENGLARZ, NEWMAN; JAMES TAGUE, MONTROSE; AND BENJAMIN SPORLEDER, EFFINGHAM)

The Future Educators of America (FEA) received the Outstanding Club Award at the 2016 annual Lake Land College Club Recognition Luncheon held this spring.

During the past year, FEA participated and facilitated numerous activities that benefited both the club and community. Activities included hosting a bake sale with the proceeds going to the One Stop Community Christmas, a Frozen Kid’s Day Event, making Valentine’s cards for Big Brother and Big Sister participants, participating in the One Stop Community Christmas as personal shoppers, providing recreational activities for the Johnston Music Festival and participating in the Spring Carnival.

To be eligible for this honor and considered an active student club, each club must accomplish its objectives as stated in the club’s constitution and bylaws, maintain a high attendance and participation record of its members, maintain adequate minutes of its meeting and records of its activities, have an up-to-date roster of its members and officers, have complete and accurate financial records of its activities and be a solvent organization. The club must present this information to the Student Government Association (SGA). The club advisor must then submit an application and a statement evaluating the club’s activities. The applications will be evaluated by the SGA vice president and approved by the SGA.

The luncheon event was hosted by the SGA and recognized more than 20 clubs at Lake Land College.

For more information on Lake Land College’s clubs and organizations, visit lakelandcollege.edu/ss/sl/clubs.cfm