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Business Contact Address 1 City State Zip Phone Fax E-Mail Website BUSINESS CONTACT ADDRESS 1 CITY STATE ZIP PHONE FAX E-MAIL WEBSITE LDS Employment Resource Services Job Coordinator 1801 N. Mill Street Suite F Naperville IL 60563 630-369-0785 630-369-0972 [email protected] www.providentliving.com Radio 1 Broacast School Joe Deschler 308 Buchner Place LaCrosse WI 54603 800-889-2221 [email protected] www.radio1school.com North Dakota State College of Science Jessie Pulskamp 800 6th Street North Wahpeton ND 58076-0002 701-671-2258 701-671-2529 [email protected] University of Evansville Mary Pat Hatley Career Services Office 1800 Lincoln Avenue Evansville IN 47722 812-479-2663- 812-479-2156 [email protected] www.career.evansville.edu Southern Illinois University Dr. James Scales Woody Hall, B204 Carbondale IL 62901 618-453-2391 618-453-1924 [email protected] www.siu.edu/~ucs/ The Rainbow Push Coalition Tannis Williamson 930 East 50th Street Chicago IL 60615 773-373-3366, ext.723 773-373-3571 [email protected] Truman College Student Employment Services 1145 W. Wilson Avenue Chicago IL 60640 312-878-1700 312-907-4464 [email protected] Chicago State University Employment Coordinator 9501 S. King Drive Chicago IL 60628 773-995-2000 773-995-3574 [email protected] University of Wisconsin Platteville Elizabeth Tucker 1 University Plaza Platteville WI 53818 608-342-1839 608-342-1281 [email protected] Career Center Illinois State University Timoteo Asis, Coord. Of Student Employment Campus Box 2520 Normal IL 61790 309-438-2200 309-438-3539 [email protected] DePauw University Tom Cath Career Services Greencastle IN 46135 765-658-4279 765-658-4282 [email protected] http://depauw.edu/admin/career WBBM Newsradio 780 Debbie Jacquardt 630 N. McClurg Court Chicago IL 60611 312-202-3227 [email protected] Parkland College Sandy Spencer 2400 W. Bradley Ave. Champaign IL 61821 217-351-2536 [email protected] www.parklan.edu John Wood Community College Susan Deege 1301 S. 48th St. Quincy IL 62305 217-641-4360 [email protected] www.jwcc.edu Jewish Vocational Center Sally Yarberry 1 S. Franklin Street Chicago IL 60606 312-357-4540 312-553-5544 www.jvschicago.org NAACP - Springfield Branch Rudy Davenport P.O. Box 1524 Springfield IL 62704 217-698-6339 217-698-6339 [email protected] www.ncc.edu Career Center St. Ambrose University Patricia Robinson, Director 518 West Locust Street Davenport IA 52803 563-333-6338 University of WI - Platteville Universtiy Placement Services 1 University Plaza - Ullsvik Center Platteville WI 53818-3099 608-342-1183 608-342-1172 [email protected] www.uwplatt.edu/~placement Univ. of Wisconsin / Green Bay Linda Peacock-Landrum 2420 Nicolet Drive SS 1916 Green Bay WI 54311-7001 [email protected] www.uwgb.edu/careers The Art Institute of Colorado Lisa Krug Avery 1200 Lincoln Street Denver CO 80203 303-824-47772 303-824-4907 [email protected] www.art.ins.edu Univ. of Illinois at Champaign / Urbana Lavonne Nouaofski 620 E. John, Room 250 Champaign IL 61820 217-333-1000,ext. 0600 217-244-6589 [email protected] NAACP c/o Theodis Place PO Box 1986 Kankakee IL 60901 [email protected] Mujeres Latinos in Action Job Coordinator 1823 W. 17th St. Chicago IL 60608 312-226-1544 312-226-2720 [email protected] Mt. Olive Missionary Baptist Church Rev. Vincent E. Clark, Pastor 574 N. Cottage Avenue Kankakee IL 60901 [email protected] Milwaukee Area Technical College 700 West State Street Milwaukee WI 53233 414-297-8726 414-297-8276 www.matc.edu Medill School of Journalism Northwestern Univ. Loraine Hasebe, Dir. Of Career Services 1845 Sheridan Road Evanston IL 60208 847-467-7393 [email protected] Broadcast Employment Services Mark C. Holloway P.O. Box 4116 Oceanside CA 92052 760-754-8177 760-754-2115 www.tvjobs.com Chicago Urban League Job Coordinator 4510 S. Michigan Ave. Chicago IL 60653 773-285-1500 773-285-0879 [email protected] Evanston Township High School Joseph Lee 1600 Dodge Avenue Evanston IL 60204 847-424-7160 847-492-3872 [email protected] www.eths.kiz.il.us Specs Howard School of Broadcast Arts Kevin Seguin-Scollin 19900 West Nine Mile Southfield MI 48075 248-358-9000,ext. 248 [email protected] College of Du Page Cheryl Johnson 425 22nd Street Glen Ellyn IL 60137 630-942-4027 630-942-2253 [email protected] www.cd.cod.edu Trition College Bob Resch Office of Career Services-Rm C100 2000 5th Ave River Grove IL 60171 708-456-0300 708-583-3108 [email protected] National Association of Hispanic Journalists Michelle Vignoli 1000 National Press Building Washington DC 20045 202-662-7483 202-662-7144 [email protected] www.nahj.org Wright College Starris Wooden, EEO Coordinator 4300 N. Narragansett Ave. Chicago IL 60634 773-481-8527 773-481-8531 job placement [email protected] www.cc.edu/wright/wrjobp Indiana State University Jan Nickless 625 Jordan Avenue Bloomington IN 47405 812-855-5234 812-855-2121 [email protected] www.indiana.edu Elgin Community College Jan Drennean 1700 Spartan Drive Elgin IL 60123 847-214-7918 [email protected] Loyola University John Bradarich 6525 N. Sheridan Road Chicago IL 60626 773-508-2876 773-508-7088 [email protected] Marquette University Jim Bretl Career Services Center PO Box 1881 Milwaukee WI 53201-1881 414-288-7144 414-288-5301 [email protected] www.marquette.edu/csc Natl Lesbian & Gay Journalists Assoc. Angie Young, Executive Assistant 1420 K Street NW Suite 910 Washington DC 20005 202-588-9888 202-588-1818 [email protected] Native American Journalists Association Ron Walters, Assoc. Executive Director 414 East Clark Street Vermillion SD 57069 605-677-5282 866-694-4264 [email protected] Illinois Center for Broadcasting Mike Kendall 55 W. 22nd Street #240 Suite 240 Lombard IL 60148 630-916-1700 630-916-1764 www.beonair.com Illinois Center for Broadcasting Michael P. Kendall, Place. Coord. 55 W. 22nd Street #240 Lombard IL 60148 630-916-1700 630-916-1764 [email protected] Heather Hilgendorf-Cooley, Dir. Of Alumni & Career The Franciscan University Services 400 N. Bluff Blvd. Clinton IA 52732 563-242-4257, ext. 3510 563-243-6102 [email protected] www.clare.edu Beloit College Field & Career Services 700 College St. Beloit WI 53511 608-363-2672 608-363-2109 [email protected] www.beloit.edu/~facs Illinois Department of Human Services Office Donna Ryan 2435 Broadway Quincy IL 62301 217-224-2600 217-224-1921 [email protected] Concordia University Dan Walther Career Services 7400 Augusta Street River Forest IL 60305 708-209-3032 708-209-3076 [email protected] www.curf.edu/career Eastern Illinois University Debbie Endsley 600 Lincoln Avenue Charleston IL 61920 217-581-3712 217-581-6422 [email protected] www.eiu.edu Culver- Stockton College Christie Mennenga One Chicago Hill Canton MO 63435 217-231-6451 217-231-6487 [email protected] www.culver.edu Purdue University - Calumet Campus Richard Riddering 2200 169th St. SFIC Room 349 Hammond IN 46323-2094 219-989-2419 219-989-2770 [email protected] www.esc.calumet.perdue.edu\cdp Rockford Business College Ginger Alms 730 N. Church Street Rockford IL 61103 815-967-7306 815-965-0360 [email protected] www.ncc.edu CCNMA, USC School of Journalists Assn. Sylvia Wells, Office Manager 3800 South Figueroa Street Los Angeles CA 90037-1206 213-743-4960 213-743-4989 [email protected] www.ccnma.org Lewis University Eileen Tondini One University Parkway Romeoville IL 60446 815-836-5282 815-838-4614 [email protected] www.lewis.erecruiting Roosevelt University George Bagel 430 S. Michigan Avenue Room 836 Chicago IL 60605 312-341-3560 312-341-3655 [email protected] www.Roosevelt.edu Univ. of Wisconsin / Madison L & S / Human Ecology Career Services 905 University Avenue Room 160 Madison WI 53715-1008 608-262-3922 [email protected] www.lssaa.wisc.edu/careers School of the Art Institute Kate Schutta 37 S. Wabash Chicago IL 60603 312-899-5100 312-899-3100 [email protected] National Association of Broadcasters Job Coordinator Minority & Specialty Srvcs Dept 1771 N Street NW Washington DC 20036 202-429-5498 202-429-3923 [email protected] Indiana State University Career Center 567 N. 5th St. Terre Haute IN 47809 812-237-5000 812-237-4392 [email protected] http://career.indstate.edu North Central College Marlene Starcyk 30 N. Brainard Naperville IL 60566 630-637-5100 630-637-5146 [email protected] www.ncc.edu Augustana College Career Center 639 38th Street Rock Island IL 61201 309-794-7563 [email protected] Cambodian Association of Illinois Job Coordinator 2831 W. Lawrence Chicago IL 60640 773-878-7090 773-878-5299 [email protected] INBA News Letter [email protected] Lake Land College Ken Beno/Brian Minnegrode 5001 Lake Land Blvd. Mattoon IL 61938 217-234-5271 217-234-5506 [email protected] Mt. Calvary M. B. Church Rev. Alex T. Bond 7288 E. First Street St. Anne IL 60964 [email protected] TVJobs.com Mark Holloway, President/CEO P.O. Box 4116 Oceanside CA 92052 760-754-8177 Augustana College Douglas Tschopp 639 38th Street Rock Island IL 61201 309-794-7426 [email protected] www.augustana.edu Land of Lincoln Consortium Susan Sims 1300 South 9th Street Springfield IL 62703 217-524-5996 217-524-6096 [email protected] University of Illinois at Springfield Rosa Bryan K30 Human Resources Office Springfield IL 62794 [email protected] Southern Illinois University Phylis Johnson Room 1056 Communications Building Carbondale IL 62901 618-536-7555 618-453-6982 [email protected] Saga Communications of Illinois Debra Barnes [email protected] UCP of the Land of Lincoln Jenny 130 North 16th Street Springfield IL 62703 217-525-6522 217-525-9017 [email protected] ABC Jackeline M Romero International Women's Media Foundation 202-496-1922 202-496-1977 [email protected] Ohio & Illinois Centers for Broadcasting Gary James 55 West 22nd Street Suite 240 Lombard IL 60148 630-916-1700 [email protected] Emma L.
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