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April 18, 2015 JERRY WILSON / Men's TEAM ACCOMPLISHMENTS n MEN’S CROSS-COUNTRY 2009 - NJCAA D-I National Champion H RLC Athletics 3rd, 4th in nation 2008 - NJCAA D-I Championship, 4th In June 2008, spearheaded earlier in the year by NJCAA National Championships on REND 2007 - NJCAA D-I Championship, 4th the same day from both the Men and Women’s Indoor Track and Field Teams, Rend Sports H 2006 - NJCAA D-I National Champion 2005 - NJCAA D-I Championship, 3rd LAKE 2004 - NJCAA D-I Championship, 3rd So how did the Warriors and Lady Warriors fare one year later? All they did for an 2003 - NJCAA D-II National Champion H 2002 - NJCAA D-II National Champion H team titles in 2008-09, but six teams representing the Warriors/Lady Warriors COLLEGE 2001 - NJCAA D-II National Champion H 2000 - NJCAA D-II Championship, 7th all of ame Region Champs – 2001-10 (10) - n MEN’S BASKETBALL 2013 - NJCAA D-II National Champion H Juco Review Region XXIV Champions – 13 / 12 / 89 GRAC • SICC Champs – 13 / 91 / 89 • 82 / 77 / 73 TEAM ACCOMPLISHMENTS 2010 NATYCAA Cup Awards – n MEN’S OUTDOOR TRACK/FIELD n MEN’S INDOOR TRACK & FIELD 1. Iowa Central C.C., 158.5; 2. Cowley County C.C. (KS), 2011 - NJCAA Championship, 5th 2012 - NJCAA Championship, 3rd 143.0; 3. Monroe C.C. (NY), 143.0; 4. (tie) Erie C.C. (NY) 2010 - NJCAA Championship, 5th 2011 - NJCAA Championship, 5th 2009 - NJCAA Championship, 3rd 2010 - NJCAA Championship, 3rd & Tyler (TX) J.C., 132.0; 6. REND LAKE COLLEGE, 126.5; 2008 - NJCAA Championship, 3rd 2009 - NJCAA Championship, 3rd 7. Mesa (AZ) C.C., 103; 8. Johnson Co. C.C. (KS), 98. 2007 - NJCAA Championship, 4th 2008 - NJCAA National Champion H 2009 NATYCAA Cup Awards – 2006 - NJCAA Championship, 12th 2007 - NJCAA Championship, 2nd 1. Iowa Central C.C., 158.5; 2. Monroe C.C. (NY), 149.5; 2005 - NJCAA Championship, 5th 2006 - NJCAA Championship, 2nd 3. REND LAKE COLLEGE, 124.5; 4. Cowley County 2004 - NJCAA Championship, 6th 2005 - NJCAA Championship, 2nd C.C. (KS), 121.5; 5. Butler County C.C. (KS) & Erie C.C. 2003 - NJCAA Championship, 7th 2004 - NJCAA Championship, 3rd (NY), 116. Region Champs – 2002-07 / 09-11 (9) 2003 - NJCAA Championship, 2nd 2008 NATYCAA Cup Awards – Region Champs – 2002-12 (11) n WOMEN’S OUTDOOR T / F InductionInduction BanquetBanquet 1. Johnson County C.C. (KS), 142; 2. Monroe C.C. (NY), 2010 - NJCAA Championship, 10th n WOMEN’S INDOOR T / F 133; 3. Butler County C.C. (KS), 132; 4. REND LAKE 2009 - NJCAA Championship, 4th 2010 - NJCAA Championship, 5th COLLEGE, 130.5; 5. Barton County C.C. (KS), 124. 2009 - NJCAA Championship, 7th 2008 - NJCAA Championship, 3rd H 2006 NATYCAA Pepsi Awards – 2007 - NJCAA Championship, 5th Saturday, April 18, 2015 2008 - NJCAA National Champion 2007 - NJCAA Championship, 12th 1. Monroe (NY); 2. Mesa (AZ) C.C.; 3. Johnson Co. (KS); Region Champs – 2011 / 10 / 09 / 08 / 07 Region Champs – 2011 / 10 / 09 / 08 / 07 4. Cowley Co. C.C. (KS); 5. Iowa Central C.C.; 6. Butler n WOMEN’S CROSS-COUNTRY Co. (KS); 7. Barton Co. (KS); 8. Central Arizona College; n MEN’S GOLF 2009 - NJCAA Championship, 7th RLC Student Center ~ 5:30 PM 2010 - NJCAA D-II Championship, 9th 9. Alfred (NY) St. College; 10. C.C. of Rhode Island; 11. 2008 - NJCAA Championship, 3rd 2008 - NJCAA D-II Championship, 15th Paradise Valley (AZ); 12. REND LAKE COLLEGE. 2007 - NJCAA Championship, 9th 2006 - NJCAA D-II Championship, 10th 2005 NATYCAA Pepsi Awards – Region Champs – 2009 / 08 / 07 Pat Kern Private Dining Room 2005 - NJCAA D-II Championship, 2nd 1. Mesa (AZ); 2. Johnson Co. (KS); 3. Central Arizona n WRESTLING 2002 - NJCAA D-II Championship, 10th and Monroe (NY); 5. Butler Co. (KS); 6. Erie C.C. (NY); 2013 - NJCAA Championship, 8th SPONSORED BY THE REND LAKE COLLEGE ATHLETIC DEPT. 2001 - NJCAA D-II Championship, 10th 7. Hutchinson (KS) C.C. and Paradise Valley (AZ); 9. 2011 - NJCAA Championship, 3rd 2000 - NJCAA D-II Championship, 5th Barton Co. (KS); 10. Scottsdale (AZ) C.C.; 11. REND n BASEBALL 1999 - NJCAA D-II Championship, 6th LAKE COLLEGE; 12. C.C. of Rhode Island. Region XXIV Champions – 08 / 99 / 97 / 86 1998 - NJCAA D-II Championship, 6th Great Lakes District Runner-up – 08 / 97 / 86 1997 - NJCAA D-II Championship, 5th GRAC • SICC Champs – 87 / 85 / 83 • 80 / 74 / 73 1996 - NJCAA D-II Championship, 3rd n WOMEN’S TENNIS 1995 - NJCAA D-II Championship, 2nd Region XXIV Champions – 10 / 05 / 02 Region XXIV – 05 / 00 / 99 / 98 / 97 / 96 / 95 / 94 NJCAA Championships – 07 / 06 / 04 / 03 / 02 n WOMEN’S GOLF n WOMEN’S BASKETBALL 2012 - NJCAA Championship, 9th GRAC Co-Champions – 1997 2011 - NJCAA Championship, 5th 2010 - NJCAA Championship, 5th 2009 - NJCAA Championship, 5th 2008 - NJCAA Championship, 7th 2007 - NJCAA Championship, 5th www.rlc.edu 2006 - NJCAA Championship, 5th welcome to 2005 - NJCAA Championship, 4th welcome to 2004 - NJCAA Championship, 5th 2002 - NJCAA Championship, 10th 2001 - NJCAA Championship, 7th RENDRENDREND LAKELAKELAKE COLLEGECOLLEGECOLLEGE 2000 - NJCAA Championship, 6th Region – 12 / 11/ 09-03 / 00 / 99 (11) n SOFTBALL 1996 - NJCAA Championship, 9th You cannot push anyone up the ladder unless he be willing to climb a little himself. Region XXIV Championship – 1996 – ANDREW CARNEGIE, 1895 – CONTEMPORARY ORISON SWETT MARDEN GRAC • SICC Champs – 00 / 94 • 80 A will nds a wa. The Top 10 Community Colleges in America: No. 5 THE HUFFINGTON POST / huffingtonpost.com / MARCH 13, 2015 best – which colleges offered a low-cost 1. Coastline C.C. / Fountain Valley, CA A college education is increasingly education, good return on investment 2. Northern Oklahoma College important in order to get and keep a job in and high success rate. / Tonkawa, OK the current information-oriented world. To measure the cost of education, we 3. Cochise College / Douglas, AZ However, even as it becomes more looked at in-state tuition for one year. 4. Moorpark College / Moorpark, CA and more of a necessity, college costs are To measure return on investment, we 5. REND LAKE COLLEGE rising, making it luxury-priced. Many looked at the ratio of starting salary A 66.8% graduation and transfer people turn to community college in for graduates to the cost of education. rate, nearly twice the national average. their local areas to get a higher education To measure success rate, we looked at Grads make 33.4% more than their col- at a much more affordable price, either the percentage of students who enroll, lege costs as an average starting salary. going into a career that requires a two- graduate and then transfer to a four- 6. North Central Missouri College year Associate Degree or transferring to year institution. / Trenton, MO a four-year institution to further their Using these factors, we ranked com- 7. Meridian C.C. / Meridian, MS aims. SmartAsset has looked at close to munity colleges by how many standard 8. Tallahassee C.C. / Tallahassee, FL 700 public community colleges across deviations they outperformed the mean 9. Fort Scott C.C. / Fort Scott, KS the country in order to find the best of the in each category. The Top 10 schools . 10. Pratt C.C. / Pratt, KS Z - Z - Z Aspen Institute: Rend Lake College in nation’s top 10% No. 5 graduation rate REND LAKE COLLEGE NEWS RELEASE APRIL 28, 2011 and graduate from RLC. With one of the lowest in U.S. belongs to RLC WASHINGTON, D.C. - Dr. Jill Biden, a com- tuition rates in the state, we feel we offer stu- AUGUST 31, 2012 munity college Professor and wife to U.S. Vice dents educational programming of value and Rend Lake College is fifth on President Joe Biden, joined Education Secretary worth,” said President Charley Holstein. the latest list of public com- Arne Duncan on Monday to announce a list of According to Yahoo News, community col- munity colleges in the nation the 120 top community colleges in the nation. leges are the fastest-growing sector of higher with the best graduation rates. Sixteenth Among those – Rend Lake College in Ina, IL. education in the country at 40 percent of total First-time, full-time students RLC was one of five Illinois colleges to make undergraduates – six-million students strong. at RLC complete their degree REND LAKE COLLEGE the list – ranked by the Washington D.C.-based Consideration was based on data show- 50.3% of the time, according non-profit The Aspen Institute. Other two-year ing what percentage of students graduate or to the Chronicle of Higher Sports Hall of Fame Illinois colleges include Southeastern Illinois, transfer to four-year universities. Judges also Education’s Almanac of Higher Induction Banquet Lake Land, Olney Central and Lincoln Trail. looked at the number of low-income and mi- Education. It compared public “Being ranked in the top 10 percent in the nority students who completed their programs two-year colleges with at least nation is a monumental credit to the hard work of study and if those rates improved over time. 500 freshmen in Fall 2007. Saturday, April 18, 2015 our faculty and staff put in each day, and to the [RLC returned to the every-other-year, $1 students who made the smart decision to enroll million Aspen Prize list for 2013 and 2015.] 2-YEAR PUBLIC COLLEGES Graduation rate within 150 percent of normal time to earn degree Great news followed by record graduating Class of 2011 1. Lake Area Tech (SD) 73.5% Rend Lake College’s 44th Annual Commence- The Aspen Institute recently ranked RLC in 2. De Anza College (CA) 59.8% ment May 13 boasted the largest class ever to the top 120 community colleges in the nation 3.
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