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Prospectus Staff Stays at Home

Parkland Prospectus April 14, 2020

by: Erin Morrison As the stay at home order is still in effect, the Prospectus staff continues...

Ford ASSET Program Adjusts to Online Instruction Parkland College’s Ford ASSET program gives students hands-on experience in automotive services.

Parkland College’s Ford ASSET program gives students hands-on experience in automotive services.

Ford ASSET Program Adjusts to Online Instruction

Parkland Prospectus April 11, 2020

by: Michelle Barnhart Parkland College’s Ford Automotive Student Service Education Training—otherwise known as the Ford ASSET program—allows...

Studio Art Classes at Home With classes being taught from home, even studio art students are adjusting to doing their classes online.

Studio Art Classes at Home

Parkland Prospectus April 10, 2020

“All our projects were moved to an online format, so they'll all be done using Adobe Illustrator...

Three Parkland Athletes to Compete at Next Level Parkland’s Emily Meinert (30) will be continuing her academic and athletic career at Northern Illinois University. Photo source: Parkland Athletics

Parkland’s Emily Meinert (30) will be continuing her academic and athletic career at Northern Illinois University. Photo source: Parkland Athletics

Three Parkland Athletes to Compete at Next Level

Parkland Prospectus April 9, 2020

by: Kerry Lippold Jr. Parkland Athletics recently announced that three students will continue their athletic and academic...

Parkland Student Helps in the Fight Against COVID-19 Parkland student and National Guard member, Matthew Harper (right), prepares to go to Statesville, Ill., where he helps fight the COVID-19 crisis by providing medical assistance to the inmates at the local prison. Photo source: Evie Newman

Parkland student and National Guard member, Matthew Harper (right), prepares to go to Statesville, Ill., where he helps fight the COVID-19 crisis by providing medical assistance to the inmates at the local prison. Photo source: Evie Newman

Parkland Student Helps in the Fight Against COVID-19

Parkland Prospectus April 8, 2020

“I hope to be able to help the prisoners to self-reflect and reconcile with themselves."

Dean Recognized by Phi Theta Kappa Parkland's Dean of Learning Support, Derrick Baker, was nominated by Parkland's PTK chapter for their Distinguished College Administrator Award.

Parkland's Dean of Learning Support, Derrick Baker, was nominated by Parkland's PTK chapter for their Distinguished College Administrator Award.

Dean Recognized by Phi Theta Kappa

Parkland Prospectus April 6, 2020

by: Michelle Barnhart This year, Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) recognized 26 college administrators with their Distinguished College...

Boneyard Arts Festival going virtual Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the local Boneyard Arts Festival will transition to an online festival on April 2. Photo source: Kelly White

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the local Boneyard Arts Festival will transition to an online festival on April 2. Photo source: Kelly White

Boneyard Arts Festival going virtual

Parkland Prospectus April 3, 2020

by: Erin Morrison With the COVID-19 pandemic postponing most in-person events, Champaign-Urbana’s annual Boneyard Arts Festival organizer...

Four Cobras Recognized for Efforts this Season The Parkland College Men’s Basketball Team features many great players, four of whom have been selected to the All-Region 24 Team. Photo by Sidney Mounts

The Parkland College Men’s Basketball Team features many great players, four of whom have been selected to the All-Region 24 Team. Photo by Sidney Mounts

Four Cobras Recognized for Efforts this Season

Parkland Prospectus April 2, 2020

by: Kerry Lippold Jr. Despite the cancellation and suspension of athletics this season, four Cobras from the...

Parkland Transitions to Virtual Classrooms Communications professor, Kendra McClure, hosts a virtual mass communications class via Zoom. Zoom is a common video conferencing tool that instructors are using to instruct students online. Photo by Andrew Waner.

Communications professor, Kendra McClure, hosts a virtual mass communications class via Zoom. Zoom is a common video conferencing tool that instructors are using to instruct students online. Photo by Andrew Waner.

Parkland Transitions to Virtual Classrooms

Parkland Prospectus April 1, 2020

by: Lindsay Cox With Parkland closing in response to COVID-19, teachers and staff are trying their best...

From Student to Instructor: Cobra Reaching for the Sky Bryson Chancellor

From Student to Instructor: Cobra Reaching for the Sky

Parkland Prospectus March 30, 2020

by: Nicoline Hansen Bryson Chancellor graduated from Parkland College’s Aviation Program last semester. However, the Cobra was...