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Information for Community Members

At Heartland, we strive to be a valuable community resource that promotes enriching partnerships and life-long learning.

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Jazz up your next event with a visit from Hunter Hawk!

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Marketing & Public Information

Our marketing team keeps community members aware of College events, programs and services.

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Explore Stewardship & Sustainability
Wind Turbine
We value sustainability and promote the responsible use of environmental, financial and community resources.

Heartland has been recognized for outstanding budgetary practices and financial reporting.

Our campus in Normal is home to:

  • A commercial-grade wind turbine that generates about half of the College's electricity
  • Electric vehicle charging stations
  • The Illinois Green Economy Network, which promotes sustainability and renewable energy programs at colleges across the state
  • The Workforce Development Center, Illinois' first state-funded LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) certified building

Heartland is also a weapon and tobacco free campus. The Illinois Department of Public Health has recognized the College as a Gold Level Illinois Healthy Worksite.

Heartland welcomes largest freshmen class in four years

Fall 2019 enrollment numbers show an increase of 7 percent in the number of new undergraduate students.

Kitchens named to lead Challenger Learning Center

Jo Kitchens has been named Associate Director of Challenger Learning Center.

Petrea awarded Asian Studies Course Development Grant

Professor of English Zach Petrea was awarded a grant by the Henry M. Jackson School of International studies to develop a course on Asian Culture and Society.

AMLH grant helps five in Lincoln Nursing Assistant Program

Five Logan County students are recipients of an Abraham Lincoln Memorial Hospital Foundation education grant to fund studies in the Heartland Community College Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) program.

Hawk Imani Sanchez finds her wings at Heartland

For some students, Heartland becomes so much more than a place to take classes. For Imani Sanchez, Heartland became a place that would offer lifelong peer and mentoring relationships, a chance to give back to the community, career preparation and success, and overall fulfillment in her purpose.