Author: john paul jaramillo
John Paul Jaramillo holds an MFA in creative writing from Oregon State University and he is the author of the novels Carlos Montoya and Little Mocos, and the story collection The House of Order — a 2013 Latino Book Award Finalist for Best First Book. In 2013 Latino Boom: An Anthology of U.S. Latino Literature listed Jaramillo as one of its Top 10 New Latino Authors to Watch and Read. Currently, Jaramillo works as Professor of English at Lincoln Land Community College in Springfield, Illinois.
2nd Annual “Take Back the Night” event Saturday evening, May 2
2nd Annual “Take Back the Night” event Saturday evening, May 2 at Lincoln Land Community College and University of Illinois at Springfield “Speak Out” begins at 7:30 p.m. at the outdoor Helen Hamilton Study Area at LLCC (Located behind Menard and Sangamon Halls, near the lake) Keynote Speaker is Candi Clouse, Prevention Coordinator,… Read More 2nd Annual “Take Back the Night” event Saturday evening, May 2
Reading and Writing Seminar!
Greetings! We would like to invite two writing, reading, or literature faculty from your school to participate in an April 25 luncheon and forum at Lincoln Land Community College’s Trutter Center. The event is free, CPDU credit is available, and Professor Deborah Brandt—a nationally recognized expert on literacy studies–will be our visiting keynote speaker. You… Read More Reading and Writing Seminar!
Letter to LLCC Campus Community
Dear LLCC colleagues, As many of you know, Lincoln Land Community College has traditionally produced two annual magazines of student writing. One began in 1998 when Paul Van Heuklom started The Ruptured Seed, a journal of student creative writing. The second annual publication, the Harvester, featured LLCC composition students’ essays for thirty-seven years; for the… Read More Letter to LLCC Campus Community
Lincoln Land Review 