PART NERS HIPS BUILDING A TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY COMMUNITY COLLEGE POWERED BY COOKPARTNERSHIPS WORKFORCE PARTNERSHIP OUR YOUNGEST (AND MOST IMPORTANT) PARTNERS

Several times a year my office is overrun by some of our most important partners–students from area elementary and middle schools. The past year, more than a thousand youngsters have visited our campus through school tours, special events and participation in our summer InZone program. For most of those students, visiting Harper is their first college experience and you can feel their sense of awe and wonderment when they step onto our campus. It is our hope that they will have another feeling after their campus trip —a sense of belonging. For our community to move forward and thrive, it is President Ken Ender talks with students from Paddock Elementary School. essential for young people to feel that a post- secondary credential is not just an option, but outreach to elementary and middle schools, but it doesn’t take long before the sounds an essential and mandatory gateway to good especially those schools where the majority of laughter, clapping and shouting can be jobs and good wages. For that to happen, the of students qualify for the federal free and heard throughout the third floor of the Wojcik conversation about college needs to happen reduced lunch program. We’re increasing Conference Center. In inspiring all of our kids early and often, and we want to make sure we the number of school tours, assigning staff to go to college, that laughter is the sound do our part. That’s why we’re expanding our as liaisons to area schools, encouraging of success. adopt-a-college programs and making sure our summer InZone programs continue to “The conversation about college grow and thrive. needs to happen early and often, and we want to make sure I get a kick out of elementary and middle Kenneth L. Ender, Ph.D., President William Rainey Harper College we do our part.” school students visiting me at Harper. Visiting the President’s Office can be intimidating,

3 HIGH SCHOOL PARTNERSHIPS = BIG GAINS IN MATH

In 2011, Harper began an innovative who may be falling behind, and we’ve partnership with district high schools with developed new summer bridge a simple goal: ensure a college readiness programs to help at-risk students for all high school graduates. Research before they enroll at Harper. shows fewer than 25 percent of students who take a remedial course in college ever The results are encouraging. Enrollment “Harper and the three school finish their degree. in remedial math classes at Harper districts formed a consortium decreased by 21 percent from 2010 to coordinate their efforts and We started with math. Under a plan devel- to 2013 and the number of students provide students new ways to oped through the Northwest Educational taking dual credit classes skyrocketed overcome the math hurdle, and Council for Student Success (NECSS), high from 839 in 2010 to 2,382 in 2012, an created a template for success school students in Harper’s district are tested increase of 184 percent. This year, we’re that should be a starting point for other districts.” for college math readiness in their junior year developing similar high school partnerships -Daily Herald Editorial 2/15/2013 and are strongly encouraged to take math in English to make sure students who come in their senior year. Math faculty from Harper to Harper are fully prepared for the rigor of and high schools now meet regularly to make college classes. sure courses at our respective institutions are aligned with each other. We’re sharing data with high schools to better identify students

Enrollment in remedial math classes decreased 184% by 21% from increase in 2010 to 2013 dual credit class enrollment

4 5 PARTNERSHIPS TO MEET THE DEMAND FOR SKILLED WORKERS IN ADVANCED MANUFACTURING

After years of decline, manufacturing is enjoying a resurgence. Since January On average, Chicago-area 2010, the manufacturing industry has added manufacturing salaries exceed the Luke Rohrbacher, a student in almost 600,000 jobs.* This means educated, U.S. average of $60,340 by 10%.** well-trained workers are in demand. Harper Harper’s Advanced Manufacturing College is helping to meet this need through [ ] program, began as an intern with partnerships with local manufacturers. one of Harper’s industry partners, Chicago White Metal Casting (CWMC). Through Harper’s new Advanced Manufacturing Luke was quickly hired and two years program, Harper students can connect with 83% of U.S. companies later, he heads up CWMC’s traffic more than 100 manufacturers. Many of reported moderate-to-serious department overseeing shipping these companies host Harper interns and shortages in workers qualified for logistics and inventory control. hire graduates. skilled production positions such as [ machinists and technicians.* ] Because of our success, the U.S. Department of Labor awarded Harper $12.9 million to expand our Advanced Manufacturing program Harper is recognized as to more than 20 community colleges. an American Welding Society SENSE

By partnering with area manufacturers and (School Excelling through National Skill peer institutions to develop curriculum, create Standards Education) Level I and opportunities and identify resources, Harper [ Level II program. ] College is seeking to ensure that the future of U.S. manufacturing is a bright one.

*Manufacturing Institute **Crain’s Chicago Business 2/25/13 “ I never planned on going into a field like manufacturing because I was never exposed to it, but it’s a perfect fit for me.”

–Luke Rohrbacher Harper College Advanced Manufacturing program participant

6 7 PARTNERING TO BRING JOB TRAINING CLOSER TO HOME

EXTENSION CENTERS: In the Village of Hanover Park, at the Harper College Learning and southern end of Harper’s district, we’ve Career Center opened a new extension site through a 1375 S. Wolf Road partnership with Elgin Community College, Prospect Heights, IL the Chicago Cook Workforce Partnership and the State of Illinois. The Education Harper Professional Center and Work Center in Hanover Park will serve 650 E. Higgins Road the area’s fast-growing immigrant population Schaumburg, IL with classes such as English as a Second Language (ESL) and Adult Basic Education Education and Work Center (reading, writing and math.) GED classes will 6704 Barrington Road also be offered in both English and Spanish. Hanover Park, IL By sharing costs and resources, the Education and Work Center in Hanover Park serves as Rendering of the new entrance to the Harper College Palatine Opportunity Center Learning and Career Center in Prospect Heights. a template for how government entities can 1585 N. Rand Rd work together to provide opportunities and Palatine, IL bring a college campus closer to home. Through unique partnerships and Harper College outreach, Harper is making higher education Rolling Meadows more accessible to residents who live on the 2274 Algonquin Parkway edges of our district. On the east side of our By sharing costs and East Park Apartments service area, we have revamped programming resources, the Education and Apartment 2274 and added staff at the Harper College Learning Work Center in Hanover Park Rolling Meadows, IL and Career Center to better serve residents serves as a template for in Prospect Heights and Wheeling. The how government entities changes come after a yearlong educational can work together. needs analysis and discussions with nearly 70 community and business leaders. The feedback led to expanded programs in fast- Dr. Ken Ender helps break ground on the Education and Work Center in Hanover Park. Also pictured are growing job fields such as phlebotomy, Diane Hill, Chair, Harper College Board of Trustees and State Representative Fred Crespo. certified nursing assistant (CNA), information technology and computer-based manufacturing.

8 9 FEDERAL PARTNERSHIPS LEAD TO GRANTS FOR INNOVATIVE PROGRAMS AND PRACTICES

Harper’s efforts to develop Because of Harper’s success in building partnerships have attracted attention not relationships, U.S. Commerce Secretary only in Illinois but throughout the country. Penny Pritzker appointed President Ender Harper has been awarded more Lawmakers and policy leaders in Washington, to a prestigious White House panel working than $16 million in federal grants to D.C., have pointed to Harper’s collaborative to solve the shortage of skilled workers for the expand programs beyond the district’s model as a best practice for making higher manufacturing industry. She also accepted the boundaries and to pilot promising education more efficient and cost-effective. College’s invitation to be our spring graduation new partnerships, practices Their praise has gone beyond words. Over speaker and receive an honorary degree. Her and programs. the past three years, Harper has been advice to graduates was simple: “relationships awarded more than $16 million in federal matter.” We couldn’t agree more. grants to expand programs beyond the district’s boundaries and to pilot promising new partnerships, practices and programs.

MAJOR FEDERAL GRANTS AWARDED TO HARPER COLLEGE 2012-2014

$12,939,459 U.S. Department of Labor grant to develop Advanced Manufacturing program at community colleges throughout Illinois.

$1,151,774 U.S. Department of Labor grant “My friendship with President Ender to develop programs for Supply Chain Management reminds me of one of the lessons that in partnership with 10 other colleges and Northwestern University. I have learned in business and in life: relationships matter.” $2,000,000 U.S. Department of Education grant - Penny Pritzker to develop student tracking and progress software U.S. Commerce Secretary including Student Portal, Student Analytics, MyPlan and a mentorship software program.

U.S. Commerce Secretary Penny Pritzker speaking to Harper College graduates during the 2014 Spring Graduation Ceremony.

10 11 Last spring, Harper College conferred graduates (see box below), we need more 3,743 degrees and certificates, well ahead students to finish what they start at Harper of our 2014 target of 3,054. But there’s more by completing their associates degree or work to do. If we are to reach President workforce certificate or transferring successfully Obama’s goal to produce more college to a four-year university. To track our progress, click on the 10,604 (graphic) at the bottom of harpercollege.edu and view our Institutional Effectiveness Dashboard.

On the Path to 10,604 Target Degrees Actual Degrees 4500 4,487 and Certificates and Certificates

4,076 4000 3,930 3,838 3,743 3,885 3,702 3500 3,528 3,362 3,205 3000 3,054 2,910 2,774 2,643 2500 2,519 2,401 2,426 2,452 2000 THE PROMISE OF 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 PARTNERSHIP President has challenged community colleges to produce five million more degrees and certificates by 2020. We did the math. Harper’s proportional share is 10,604 additional degrees and certificates earned by 2020. Harper graduates about 2,500 students per year, which means Harper needs to average 1,000 more degrees and certificates earned annually over the next six years to meet President Obama’s goal.

12 13 Phase 1 Building D STATE AND LOCAL Renovation and Addition ST The first phase of the $46 million renovation PARTNERSHIPS BUILD THE 21 of Building D was completed in the fall. The initial work on the east end of the building adds CENTURY COLLEGE two new lecture halls, new student study and gathering areas and infrastructure improvements. Over the next two years, work will continue on Building D that will transform the 1960s era building into a state-of-the-art learning center with new classrooms, labs, and staff and faculty offices. One of two new lecture halls in Building D.

Building H Career and Technical Education Center Scheduled to open in 2015, Harper’s renovated Career and Technical Education Center will create modern learning labs for fast-growing career programs including manufacturing, welding, fashion design, interior decorating, heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC), maintenance technology, law enforcement and fire science. The project is funded in part by a $20 million grant from the State of Illinois.

Rendering of the new Welding Lab in Building H.

COMING SOON: Canning Center One-Stop Student Services The Canning Center One-Stop Student Services, which is scheduled to open in 2017, From rendering to completion, the new parking facility. will consolidate the College’s admissions, registrar, business and financial aid offices, as well as other student services, making it easier and more Thanks to state funding and a capital older buildings, improving the campus Four-Level Parking Structure convenient for students to enroll at Harper. The referendum passed by district voters in 2008, infrastructure, rebuilding roadways, improving The much anticipated Harper parking structure center’s cost is funded in part by a $40 million the College has continued to make substantial parking and making the campus more opened in the fall of 2014. The structure adds capital grant from the State of Illinois. The building progress on the Campus Master Plan. The environmentally friendly. 625 new parking spaces and connects to will be named after Rita and John Canning in plan, developed with community input in the east side of the campus via a new indoor recognition of their $1 million gift to the Women’s 2011, calls for creating an optimal 21st pedestrian bridge. Program, which provides educational support century learning environment by renovating and resources to single parents, displaced homemakers and others – many of whom are Rendering of the Canning Center One-Stop Student Services Building. survivors of domestic violence.

14 15 Laura Brown Kathleen Gilmer

Dear Friends,

We have just begun our roles as the Chief Advancement Officer and Foundation Board President and have much excitement for the future of the Foundation and what we can accomplish for Harper students and the Harper community. Through scholarship and program support, we can help Harper students reach their goals and make their dreams a reality.

However, before we look forward, it is important to take time to review the wonderful achievements of the past two years. Achievements that would be impossible without the support of partners like you.

In the past two years, over 600 students received Harper College Educational Foundation scholarships. Your donations to the foundation funded new programs that focused on access to higher education for minority students and career re-training for displaced workers.

We are grateful for the partnerships we have established with donors like Rita and John Canning. Their $1,000,000 transformational gift this past March to the Rita and John Canning Women’s Program will help hundreds of students with the financial scholarship support needed to pursue their academic dreams. You can read more about Rita and John and their generous gift on the following pages.

On behalf of our students, faculty and staff, thank you for being our partner in student success. Together, we continue to build a strong foundation for our students, our College and the community.

With warm regards,

Laura J. Brown Kathleen Gilmer Chief Advancement Officer President Harper College Harper College Educational Foundation Board

17 PRIVATE-PUBLIC PARTNERSHIPS

Education and support are critical and their children through education and job “I needed to reinvent myself, for women who hope to rebuild their lives training opportunities, financial assistance and and I didn’t go into any debt after a divorce or an abusive relationship. other support services. because of the assistance I Unfortunately, many programs that serve In recognition of the Cannings’ gift and received. Sometimes I just women in need have been eliminated longtime support, Harper will name its future went in to talk. It was very because of cuts in state and federal grants. student center after the Cannings. Scheduled challenging to work, go to John and Rita Canning wanted to make to open during the College’s 50th anniversary school full time as a nursing sure that didn’t happen to the Women’s in 2017, the planned state-of-the-art facility will student and be a single mom Program at Harper College, which served offer a meeting place in the middle of campus to three kids, but they kept nearly 450 women last year, half of whom were and create a one-stop center for admission me going.” victims of domestic violence. Thanks to their and enrollment services. —Patrice Whitten generous gift of $1 million, the Harper College Harper College Women’s Program will continue to empower Women’s Program participant women to forge a new path for themselves “You’re just blown away when you hear the stories of these women and their struggles. And they’re going to succeed because of what happened at Harper. It’s nice to know you really can change things.” FPO —Rita Canning

An emotional moment between donor Rita Canning and Patrice Whitten after the announcement of the Canning’s $1 million gift to the Women’s Program at Harper College. Whitten turned to the Women’s Program after a divorce. Whitten now works as a registered nurse in Pleasant Prairie, WI. (From Left to Right) Thomas G. Wischhusen, Immediate Past President, Harper College Educational Foundation; John and Rita Canning; Dr. Kenneth Ender, Harper College President; Diane Hill, Chair, Harper College Board of Trustees.

18 19 2013 ALLOCATION OF PROGRAM FUNDS HARPER COLLEGE EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION 3% 2013 AUDITED STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION 7% 2013 June 30, 2013

ASSETS 26%

Cash and cash Equivalents $515,143 64% Investments $4,615,496 64% Scholarships/Awards Interest receivable $18,304 26% Resource for Excellence Grants 7% Cultural Enrichment Prepaid expenses $3,333 3% Community Outreach Pledges receivable, net $301,415 Art Collection $1,736,065 Total Assets $7,189,756 2013 FOUNDATION FUNDING SOURCES

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS 11% 4% LIABILITIES Accounts payable $51,799 Total Liabilities $51,799 29% 56% 56% Individuals 29% Corporations NET ASSETS 11% Other Organizations 4% Foundations Unrestricted $1,737,486 Temporarily Restricted $2,408,567 Permanently Restricted $2,991,904 Total Net Assets $7,137,957 2013 GIFT TYPES

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $7,189,756 16%

46% 2013 TOTAL NET ASSETS ARE $7,137,957 AS OF THE END OF JUNE 30, 2013 36% 46% Annual Giving 36% Planned Giving 16% Grants Received 2% 2% Major Gifts

20 21 2014 ALLOCATION OF PROGRAM FUNDS HARPER COLLEGE EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION

2014 AUDITED STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION 2%

2014 9% June 30, 2014

ASSETS 36% 53% Cash and cash Equivalents $763,765 Investments $10,634,812 53% Scholarships/Awards Interest receivable $19,614 36% Resource for Excellence Grants 9% Cultural Enrichment Pledges receivable, net $1,266,133 2% Community Outreach Art Collection $1,804,385 Total Assets $14,488,709

2014 FOUNDATION FUNDING SOURCES

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS 2% LIABILITIES 3% 8% Accounts payable $73,897 Total Liabilities $73,897

87% Individuals NET ASSETS 8% Corporations 87% 3% Foundations Unrestricted $2,032,700 2% Other Organizations Unrestricted-Board designated $5,000,000 Total Unrestricted $7,032,700 Temporarily Restricted $4,298,121 Permanently Restricted $3,083,991 2014 GIFT TYPES Total Net Assets $14,414,812 4% 8% 16% 19% TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $14,488,709

2014 46%

TOTAL NET ASSETS ARE $14,414,812 AS OF THE END OF JUNE 30, 2014 35%69% 69% Major Giving 19% Annual Giving 8% Planned Giving 4% Grants Received

22 23 LIFETIME GIVING 2014

WILLIAM RAINEY HARPER SOCIETY THE LEADERSHIP CIRCLE Robert and Sam Oliver Sandra Clark Roland and Florence Marquis W. W. Grainger, Inc. - Corporate $1,000,000 + $25,000 + Paul and Carol Pankros Commonwealth Edison Judith Marwick Waukegan Steel Sales, Inc. Pepsi Beverages Company David and Maria Coons Daniel and Suzanne McCarthy Louise Welsh Schrank A & T Philia Foundation Rita and John Canning Planetary Studies Foundation John and Marilyn Coste David and Cynthia McShane Wheeling Rotary Club American Airlines Esko-Graphics, Inc.* PMA Financial Network, Inc. J. E. Clark and Roberta Delanois Georgeanna and Gregg Mehr Thomas and Karen Wischhusen Anonymous (4) R. J. Galla Company, Inc. Joseph L. Diamond James and Lori Meier Iris A. Wolf Arlington Heights Masonic Lodge Lori K. Reich Dun & Bradstreet Corporation Foundation Midwest Bank and Trust Company Women in Careers THE FOUNDER’S CIRCLE James and Valerie Arnesen RSM McGladrey, Inc. Federated Group, Inc. Mobil Foundation, Inc. Joseph and Janice Yohanan $500,000 + Assurance Agency, Ltd. SAFECO First Bank of Highland Park Maria S. Moten Zurich Foundation AT & T Schneider Electric SBC Foundation Cameron C. Flint Mount Prospect State Bank Atomatic Mechanical Services, Inc. North America Foundation Richard and Lorraine Schonhoff The Flolo Corporation Multigraphics Martha Bell and Glen Reeser Sears, Roebuck and Co. Samuel and Barbara Francione Roger A. Mussell HARPER HERITAGE Fletcher Benton StudioGC Maggi Franks Nation Pizza and Foods SOCIETY MEMBERS Jeffery and Marcia Bowden THE PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE THK America, Inc. Fred & Jean Allegretti Foundation Northern Trust Braas Company Anonymous (2) $100,000 + Stephen and Jeannine Topolski John and Melanie Frieburg Northwest Building Officials Code Administrators Catherine M. Brod Martha Bell and Glen Reeser Donald and Patricia Torisky G & O Thermal Supply Company Kenneth J. Nykiel Buttonwood Partners Wendy Billington and Connie Norton Alexian Brothers Health System Robin Turpin Gardner & Geldmacher LLC Omnibus Cannon Design Erna and Bernard Bringe Allstate Foundation UOP Foundation John and Kathleen Gilmer Orient Lines Steven J. Catlin Catherine M. Brod Anonymous UPS The Grainger Foundation Susan Overland Chicago Community Trust Clayton and Sally Gardner BMO Harris Bank Dennis L. Weeks Sally K. Griffith Palatine Women’s Club Clinical Cardiology Group Robert and Betsy Glorch Matthew and Betty Cockrell Robert and C. Jayne Wilcox Shirley L. Gross-Moore Parker Hannifin Foundation Cornerstone National Bank & Trust Company Lesley and Richard Goldberg Cooper Industries Mary Jo Willis Derrick and Joni Hamilton E. Vachel and Shirley Pennebaker Teresa C. Cunningham Peggy Gower EDUCAUSE Howard and Debra Wirth Harper College - Access and Disability Services Jeffrey and Lauren Przybylo John W. Davis Shirley L. Gross-Moore Gilbane Building Company Yaskawa Electric America, Inc. Harper College - Biology Department David Bailey and Sheila Quirk-Bailey Joan Dourlet Diane G. Hill David and Diane Hill Family Fund of the William T. Ylvisaker Harper College for Businesses Resnick Family Foundation Inc. Ken and Cathy Ender Robin and Fran Hoffer Homebuilding Community Foundation Hewlett Packard Hazel M. Rilki GE Financial Assurance Richard Hohol Richard and Katharine Hoffman George W. Hoeltje Robert Brandt & Associates Geraldine Cosby Trust Kris Howard-Jensen ID Networks THE SCHOLAR’S CIRCLE Robin and Fran Hoffer Torvis and Michelé Robinson Robert and Betsy Glorch Mary Ann and Donald Jirak Illinois Clean Energy Community $10,000 + Hoffman Estates Community Bank Roosevelt University Grand Victoria Foundation Thomas A. and Carol M. Johnson Foundation Richard and Jean Hohol Delvin and Nancy Ryan Dick and Sandra Guttman ACMP Foundation, Inc. William and Jeanne Kelley Kimball Hill Homes HOK, Inc. Jacob H. Sadoff Heavenly Cappuccino, Inc. Advocate Good Shepherd Hospital Steven A. Krempa KI Furniture Homebuilding Community Foundation Katherine S. Sawyer Heidenhain Corporation Advocate Health Care Jack and Linda Lloyd Legat Architects Elizabeth A. Hull Maurice J. Scott Helene Fuld Health Trust Randy and Christine Allen Daniel and Suzanne McCarthy McGraw Foundation Regency Woodfield Alfred and Abra Shapiro Diane G. Hill Anonymous (2) Henrietta N. Neeley Motorola Solutions Foundation James W. Smith Printing Company Margaret M. Skold, Ph.D. H-O-H Water Technology, Inc. Felice Avila Michael and Laura Nejman Motorola Solutions, Inc. Mary Ann and Donald Jirak Gerald and Mary Smoller Holabird & Root, LLC Bank of America Merrill Lynch Phillip P. Nuccio Northrop Grumman Corporation JP Morgan Chase Robert and Judy Stanojev Kris Howard-Jensen Barrington Bank & Trust Co., N.A. Jeanne Pankanin The Northern Trust Company Christel T. Kedzie Norval and Diane Stephens HSBC - North America Barrington Breakfast Charities Rotary Inc. Paul and Carol Pankros Northwest Community Healthcare William and Jeanne Kelley Richard J. Stephenson Illinois Community College System Foundation Mike Barzacchini Jeffrey and Lauren Przybylo Omron Electronics, Inc. Michael and Gail Kiss Joshua and Kathryn Sunderbruch Industrial Motion Control, LLC Baxter International Foundation Matching Gift Robert K. Scott Omron Foundation, Inc. H. Richard and Mary Ellen Klotz Superior Carriers, Inc. JP Morgan Chase BIG Kaiser Precision Tooling, Inc Jerald and Judith Thorson Paddock Publications, The Daily Herald Richard and Jean Kolze Temperature Equipment Corporation Paul Klein BlueCross BlueShield of Illinois Robert R. and Janet Zilkowski Power Construction Company, LLC Linda Kolbusz-Kosan and Ken Kosan Paul and Doriann Thompson Steven A. Krempa Borg-Warner Foundation Quantum Group Laura LaBauve-Maher and Larry Maher Tom and Barbara Thompson Lancaster Family Foundation Robert and Wendy Breuder Robbins Schwartz Marti Livingston Dan T. and Dorothy Thomson James and Patricia Lancaster Jeffrey Butterfield Schneider Electric Steven and Sandi Lasher Jack and Dora Tippens Linda J. Lang C C P, Inc. State of Illinois Sonya Leicht Ahmed and Nirmala Tobaa Tom and Patty MacCarthy Kathleen Callahan State Rep. Kathleen L. “Kay” Wojcik Jack and Linda Lloyd Trespa North America Ltd. Larry Moats Jerry and Phyllis Campagna Membership Initiative Philip and Claudette Lobo Gloria J. Tysl Mortenson Construction Carter-Hoffman Barbara Williams Paul and Sheri Makowski Union Pacific Corporation Lane and Patricia Moyer Harley and Jean Chapman George and Christine Winandy Marc Construction and Development Unocal Foundation/Corporation The Phillip P. Nuccio Family John H. Chapman Joe Marchiori Family George H. Voegel Nycomed Amersham Charities

* Includes In-Kind Gifts * Includes In-Kind Gifts

24 25 ANNUAL GIVING 2013

THE AMBASSADOR'S CIRCLE THE LANDMARK SOCIETY THE 1967 SOCIETY Nicor Gas FRIENDS OF HARPER Michael and Laura Nejman $10,000 + $2,500 + $1,000 + Office Concepts Judi Nitsch ILLUMINATORS Susan Overland Northwest Community Healthcare Foundation $500 + Alexian Brothers Health System A Lamp Concrete Contractors, Inc. 20/10 Engineering Group, LLC Daniel Owens * Nuts, Bolts & Thingamajigs Anonymous Richard Auskalnis Ron and Carol Ally Paddock Publications, The Daily Herald * American Association of University Women NWSMTA AT & T Martha Bell and Glen Reeser American Association of Collegiate Registrars Palatine Women's Club Schaumburg Area Sheryl Otto Atomatic Mechanical Services, Inc. * Jeffery and Marcia Bowden and Admissions Jeanne Pankanin Victoria and Paul Atkinson Stephen and Sarah Petersen BMO Harris Bank Rita and John Canning Arlington International Racecourse * Robert Parzy Peter and Beatriz Bandemer Cinda and David Pittman Cannon Design David and Maria Coons AT&T Foundation Joann Powell Patrick Bauer Marie Regan EDUCAUSE Cornerstone National Bank & Trust Company * Michael Babb Jeff and Lauren Przybylo David and Mary Bell John F. Rippinger Ken and Cathy Ender * Teresa Cunningham Barrington Breakfast Charities Rotary Inc. Tom and Cathleen Pyra Sue Ellen Bell Bruce and Alice Roberts Esko-Graphics, Inc. * DeFranco Plumbing, Inc. Mike Barzacchini David Bailey and Sheila Quirk-Bailey Margaret Bilos and Family Robert Rogers Fred & Jean Allegretti Foundation Gregory and Emily Dowell Roger and Suzie Bassi Rasmussen College Mary Jo Boler Roosevelt University The Grainger Foundation First Bank of Highland Park Dee Beaubien Lori K. Reich Bret and Karen Bonnstetter Tom and Judy Schnecke Holabird & Root, LLC Gibson Electric & Technology Solutions Berger Excavating Contractors, Inc. Torvis and Michelé Robinson Dave Braunschweig and Cindy Miller Paul and Diane Sipiera Derrick and Joni Hamilton John and Kathleen Gilmer Boller Construction Company, Inc. Schaumburg Autism Society James and Judith Brenner Roger Spayer James W. Smith Printing Company * Harper College for Businesses John Buckley Sikich LLP Charles W. Brown Jeffrey Sronkoski KI Furniture William and Jeanne Kelley Kathleen Callahan Jennifer Smith David Castle Marianne J. Stanke Steven A. Krempa Marti Lansu Donald Baker and Luz Canino-Baker Gerald and Mary Smoller Steven J. Catlin Chris and John Staub Lancaster Family Foundation Jack and Linda Lloyd John and Nancy Castle Joshua and Kathryn Sunderbruch Harley and Jean Chapman Chad and Amy Taylor Legat Architects Judith Marwick Chicago Prime Steakhouse and The Swiss Automation, Inc. Chicago Printing Ink Production Club Tom and Barbara Thompson McGraw Foundation James Moehling Kalkounos Family Tom and Yolande Timmins Crowe Horwath LLP David Tolliver Larry Moats Lane and Patricia Moyer Chicago White Metal Casting, Inc. Jack and Dora Tippens Bruce and Meg Crowther Laurie Turpin-Soderholm Motorola Solutions Foundation Roger A. Mussell Mark and Fontaine Cleary Waukegan Steel Sales, Inc. Thomas Crylen Curtis and Marie Verschoor Pepsi Beverages Company Northern Trust Robert and Nancy Cormack Gregory and Sara Werner Joseph and Rebecca Darr Andrew and Betsy White Power Construction Company, LLC Robert and Sam Oliver Diemasters Manufacturing, Inc. Mary Jo Willis Thomas J. Dowd Iris A. Wolf Schneider Electric North America Foundation Paul and Carol Pankros Doherty Construction, Inc. Woods Event Management Inc. Julie Ellefson George Yapp Robin Turpin PMA Financial Network, Inc. Joan Dourlet Janice Yohanan Elm Advisors LLC Stacey Young Jacob H. Sadoff Samuel and Barbara Francione Robert R. and Janet Zilkowski Linda J. Evans Soto Warren Young SmithGroup JJR Kenneth and Margaret Gorman Bob and Roberta Fiorani DEAN'S CIRCLE Thomas and Karen Wischhusen Sally K. Griffith John and Melanie Frieburg Dick and Sandra Guttman THE KEYSTONE SOCIETY Scott Friedman Harper College - Adjunct Faculty Association $5,000 + Glander Paving Co. * Diane G. Hill Robert and Betsy Glorch James and Valerie Arnesen Richard Hoffman Terry Graber Barrington Bank & Trust Co., N.A. H-O-H Water Technology, Inc. Travaris and Devon Harris Baxter International Foundation Matching Gift Kris Howard-Jensen and Jack Jensen Kimberly Jaeger Greg and Anna Brown Illinois Community College System Foundation Ivy Johannesen Gilbane Building Company Mary Ann and Donald Jirak Hector and Karen Johnstone Hoffman Estates Community Bank KJWW Engineering Consultants Joan L. Kindle Homebuilding Community Foundation Darryl E. Knight Mary M. Knight Mortenson Construction Tom and Barbara Knoff Marcia and Louie Litrenta Northrop Grumman Corporation * Laura LaBauve-Maher and Larry Maher Michael Locke Anne Pramaggiore Joanne M. Leski Barbara McFarland Robbins Schwartz Lisa M. Dietlin & Associates Georgeanna and Gregg Mehr Schaumburg Bank & Trust Company, N.A. Tom and Patty MacCarthy Drake and Wendy Mertes Schneider Electric Sharon Marchiori Mark and Levonne Mrozinski Robert and Judy Stanojev Elizabeth McKay Rita and John Mullins StudioGC Mid-States Recycling, Inc. Village Bank and Trust Maria S. Moten Louise Welsh Schrank Regan Myers Robert and C. Jayne Wilcox Nation Pizza and Foods

* Includes In-Kind Gifts * Includes In-Kind Gifts

26 27 TRAILBLAZERS Thom Lange PARTNERS Mario and Rita Guertin Bess Nicholas Ramon and Suzette Tolentino $250 + Larry Lasko $100 + Jean-Louise and Marvin Gustafson Amanda Nielsen Shirley Turpin Paul LeBreck Nancy Haberichter Barbara S. Njus Richard Vancura Steve Andreano Jeanne Leifheit Anonymous (3) Panos Hadjimitsos Karen Notaro Donald Vanthournout Joe Aquilina Robyn Leslie Accucare Rehabilitation Center, PC Jim and Molly Hamman Susan Nowakowski Karl and Amy Vogelgesang Lisa Ayers Edward Marcinko ACT Harper College - Access and Disability Services Celina Ocampo Nancy Wajler Sue and James Bajt Adrienne McDay Kathy Anderson Mark and Kim Healy John and Pal O'Connor Sarina Walczynski Baxter Healthcare Laura McGee Nikolay Arcos Nancy Heggem Jodie Olsen Kerry Walker Solveig R. Bender Anne McGuire Studner Anson and Jennifer Arndt William Hengtgen Nancy L. O'Malley Patricia Wenthold Alan Blair John McManus Thomas Aufmann John Herman, Jr Shari Pergricht Jerry Winchester, Jr. Eric Bohman Donald F. Minner, Jr. Kenya Ayers Greg Herriges Mary Pettigrew Shirley Wittman-Finch Erin Brooks Wendy Moylan Wendell and Kristi Baker Barb Higgens Pheasant Run Inc Lawrence A. Wojtas Diane Carter-Zubko Linda and Thomas Mueller John Bales Richard P. Hohol Lee and Shannon Plate Jerry L. Zaug Diana Cincinello Henrietta N. Neeley Douglas Ball Gregory Horeni Kimberley Polly Cindy A. Zimmer Matt and Barbara Cockrell Norman and Josephine Neill Thomas and Lynda Barfield Kenneth and Charlotte Hyde Joe Quinn Collaborative Change Catalysts LLC Larry Newsom Sandra Barney Sonia Jawnyj Janice L. Razaq Meg Connolly Donald and Jane Oppermann James Batson Jill Jensen Debbie and Doug Reuter OTHER IN-KIND DONORS Sue Contarino Robert Y. Paddock Patrick J. Beach John Jeziorski Louise Robb Federico Cabrales Rodney Craig Gerald Perona Dorothy Bell John James Insurance Agency, Inc. William and Bennita Robertson Chicago Bears Football Club, Inc Julie D'Agostino Paul Peterson Vic and Gloria Berner Ross and Pamela Johnson and Family (Lars, Karl, Sam Rosby Connect Pros, Inc Laurie Dietz Perry K. Pollock Denise Brents Lisa, Andrea and Chase) Philip and Joni Rothblum DMS Photography Doug Easterling Joan Prendergast Patrick Brosnan Geri Kale-Smith Ann M. Ryan Emerald Lawn Care Inc Barbara E. Bowker Q Center LLC Arlene Bublick Martha Karavitis-Hemmati Philip and Janine Salb G.I. Jane Fitness Lori Eschenbaum Rabine Paving Peg Burbach-Webb Christel T. Kedzie Judith Sallee Health Source of Deer Park Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Douglas K. Ray Phil Burdick Roberta Kennedy Thomas Samp Holiday Inn Express - Palatine John and Geraldine Francione Joseph and Marianne Rivkin Gina Cabay William and Sheila Kesler Diane Sanders Susie Kim Maggi Franks Deborah M. Sada Candido Cabrera Ernie Kimlin William Sarley The LOGS Group, LLC Jay and Karen Fritz Nancy Savard Kathleen A. Canfield Jennifer Kittler Tim Scherman Maggiano's Little Italy Paul D. Guymon Richard and Evelyn Seiler Joan and Bruce Carlson Brian Knetl Chris M. Schiller Mario Tricoci Hair Salons & Day Spas Kathleen Hanahan John P. Sidor Scott Cashman Richard and Maria Knuth Vincent and Shirley Shanahan Carol Richards Frank Happ Charles Smith Sam Cavnar Joseph and Jayne Kotey David and Sharyn Shepard Glen Rostek Ed and Dottie Hardy Diane Stone Terese Channer Amy Kunz Michael Sicher Schaumburg Park District Harper College - Annuitants Association Mike Swier Denise and Ronald Chappuis Doug and Darby Lanpher Susan Skora Sybaris Club - Northbrook Harper College - ESL Department The D'Addario Music Foundation * Meg Coney Fredia Martin Barbara Drake Small Timothy and Julie Henning Beth Treacy Marc and Mary Beth Connell Nancy McDonald Jay and Suzanne Snyder Bonnie J. Henry Anthony Tysinger Jeff Conrad Megan McDowell Nicholas Sparagis Leslye Hess Joseph Wachter Richard Costello Susan McNamara Douglas Spiwak Kathleen Hock Elke Weinbrenner Jay and Peggy Dahl Joanne E. Meyerhoff Susanne Starck George W. Hoeltje * Barbara Woods Kathryn Dauksza-Dowd Mary Mitchell Norval and Diane Stephens Mary W. Hood Beth A. Younglove Tonya Dixon Gayathri Moorthy Kathryn R. Sterrett Roger House Ed and Helen Dolan David More Craig Stettner Terry Iverson James A. Edstrom Terry Morris James and Darlene Stewart Darrell Jackson L. L. Eshoo Carol Morrison Meg Still Patricia S. Jen Veronique Falk John and Josephine Muchmore Karen Stoessel Charity Kamoche Kathy M. Fischer Michael and Rosemary Murray Stuckey Construction Company, Inc Heidi Katz Lori and Michael Fiscus John and Gayle Simon Amy Swanson Darlene M. Kearns Kenneth Florey Craig and Kristen Nelson Tasty Catering Russell and Suzanne Klokkenga Mike T. Foley Matt Nelson The Giving Campaign Melinda and Lawrence Knobe Linda Alberts Frank Paul and Carol Neuhauser Randy Toelke Linda Kolbusz-Kosan and Ken Kosan John Garcia Colinda Kram Jason Geary Judy Kulchawik Donna and Elmer Glade-Tau Rod and Debra La Rue Graphic Communications Guild

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28 29 ANNUAL GIVING 2014

THE AMBASSADOR'S CIRCLE John and Kathleen Gilmer Jemrick Carpets FRIENDS OF HARPER TRAILBLAZERS Northwest Suburban Music Teachers' Association $10,000 + Derrick and Joni Hamilton Mary Ann and Donald Jirak $250 + Gerald Perona ILLUMINATORS Holabird & Root, LLC Herbert and Laura Johnson Stephen and Sarah Petersen $500 + American Association of University Women Alexian Brothers Health System Ivy Johannesen Chicago Prime Steakhouse and Perry K. Pollock Anonymous (3) Schaumburg Area Tom and Patty MacCarthy The Kalkounos Family Anonymous (3) Joe and Christine Poziemski James and Valerie Arnesen Anonymous Joe Marchiori Family William and Jeanne Kelley Victoria and Paul Atkinson David and Kristin Richmond Martha Bell and Glen Reeser Joe Aquilina Judith Marwick Bill and Sheila Kesler Eric Bohman Mark and Carin Roman BIG Kaiser Precision Tooling, Inc * Autism Speaks Moats Office Properties Darryl E. Knight Bret and Karen Bonnstetter Deborah M. Sada BMO Harris Bank Lisa Ayers James Moehling Tom and Barbara Knoff Jeffery and Marcia Bowden Nancy Savard Joseph L. Diamond Sue and James Bajt Lane and Patricia Moyer Karen Knudsen Charles W. Brown Richard and Evelyn Seiler EDUCAUSE Patrick Bauer Mark Nannini * Joanne M. Leski Kathleen Callahan Norval and Diane Stephens Ken and Cathy Ender Margaret Bilos and Family Northern Trust Jack and Linda Lloyd Harley and Jean Chapman Mike Swier Christel T. Kedzie James and Judith Brenner Pepper Construction Group - Barrington Sharon Marchiori Chase Bank, N.A. Tom and Barbara Thompson Steven A. Krempa Peg Burbach-Webb Roosevelt University Anne McGuire Studner Kenneth V. Dahlberg Curtis and Marie Verschoor KI Furniture Diane Carter-Zubko Tyler Lane Construction Maria S. Moten De Palma Family Rev. Trust Joseph Wachter Lancaster Family Foundation Michael Chomiczewski Louise Welsh Schrank Nicor Gas DMS Photography Elke Weinbrenner Linda J. Lang Diana Cincinello Thomas and Karen Wischhusen Judi Nitsch Thomas J. Dowd Iris A. Wolf Legat Architects Sue Contarino Northrop Grumman Corporation Julie Ellefson Beth A. Younglove Mortenson Construction * Crowe Horwath LLP Northwest Community Healthcare Foundation Elm Advisors LLC Motorola Solutions Foundation Thomas Crylen THE 1967 SOCIETY Robert and Sam Oliver Lori Eschenbaum Power Construction Company, LLC Rose D'Agostini $1,000+ Palatine Women's Club Linda J. Evans Soto PARTNERS Ahmed and Nirmala Tobaa Julie D'Agostino Robert Parzy Teresa Franczyk $100 + Barbara Williams 20/10 Engineering Group, LLC Troy DeFranco Precision Metalforming Association Robert and Betsy Glorch George and Christine Winandy A & T Philia Foundation Laurie Dietz Anonymous (4) Jeffrey and Lauren Przybylo Kenneth and Margaret Gorman Ron and Carol Ally Sue Egan Nikolay Arcos Tom and Cathleen Pyra Joseph P. Guyer Anonymous (3) Barbara E. Bowker Deborah L. Armstrong David Bailey and Sheila Quirk-Bailey Frank Happ DEAN’S CIRCLE Michael Babb Bob and Roberta Fiorani Linda K. Asper Rasmussen College Harper College - Biology Department Mike Barzacchini Maggi Franks Felice Avila THE KEYSTONE SOCIETY Lori K. Reich Travaris and Devon Harris Dee Beaubien Scott Friedman Kenya Ayers $5,000 + Hazel M. Rilki Hayden-McNeil, LLC Sue Ellen Bell Michael and Susan Gilfillan Jean B. Baker Torvis and Michelé Robinson Richard Hoffman Anonymous Berger Excavating Contractors, Inc. Faon and Tony Grandinetti Gerard and Janet Ballweg Rotary Club of Palatine Thomas G. Kehoe Cornerstone National Bank & Trust Company Boller Construction Company, Inc. Paul D. Guymon Rose Baloun Tom and Judy Schnecke Dennis and Roberta Kmiec First Bank of Highland Park Donald Baker and Luz Canino-Baker Kathleen Hanahan Sharon Barber Sikich LLP Mary M. Knight Marti Livingston Steven J. Catlin Bonnie J. Henry Fred and Edythe Barr Jennifer Smith Linda Kolbusz-Kosan and Ken Kosan Georgeanna and Gregg Mehr Chicago Printing Ink Production Club John Herman, Jr Judy Basofin Gerald and Mary Smoller Thom Lange Robbins Schwartz Chicago White Metal Casting, Inc. Kathleen Hock Roger and Suzie Bassi Jeffrey Sronkoski Ryan Moats Sodexo, Inc & Affiliates Mark and Fontaine Cleary Mary W. Hood James Batson Marianne J. Stanke Mark and Levonne Mrozinski Tom and Yolande Timmins David and Maria Coons Roger House Patrick J. Beach Starfish Retention Solutions, Inc. Roger A. Mussell Weber-Stephen Products LLC Joan Dourlet Kris Howard-Jensen and Jack Jensen Getachew W. Begashaw StudioGC Bess Nicholas Robert and C. Jayne Wilcox Emerson Industrial Automation * Patricia S. Jen Richard and Solveig Bender Joshua and Kathryn Sunderbruch Northwest Oak FGM Architects Kent Johnson Roxanne Boersma Jack and Dora Tippens Object Technology Solutions, Inc. Jay and Karen Fritz Russell and Suzanne Klokkenga Sheryl A. Brandt Stephen and Jeannine Topolski PGM Pro Inc * THE LANDMARK SOCIETY Gap Inc Judy Kulchawik Dave Braunschweig and Cindy Miller Walker Parking Consultants Lee and Shannon Plate $2,500 + Harold and Mary Gianopulos Rod and Debra La Rue Denise Brents Gregory and Sara Werner Julianne Rowen Goldmax Larry Lasko Edwin and Joan Bruning AT & T Mary Jo Willis Paul and Diane Sipiera Randy and Linda Green Paul LeBreck Arlene Bublick Atomatic Mechanical Services, Inc. Barbara Woods Roger Spayer James and Sylvia Hagelow Robyn Leslie Brian H. Burke Barrington Bank & Trust Co., N.A. Janice Yohanan Chad and Amy Taylor Rick Heidner Michael and Carol Mammoser Gina Cabay Nancy and John Castle Robert R. and Janet Zilkowski Diane G. Hill Ramon and Suzette Tolentino Kathleen A. Canfield Teresa Cunningham John McManus H-O-H Water Technology, Inc. Trane Chicago Joan and Bruce Carlson DeFranco Plumbing, Inc. James and Lori Meier Richard P. Hohol Laurie Turpin-Soderholm Neil and Mary Carlson Eriksson Engineering Associates Drake and Wendy Mertes Gerald Holton Scott Cashman Gibson Electric & Technology Solutions Wendy Moylan Illinois Community College System Foundation Henrietta N. Neeley Samira Chaker

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30 31 Harley and Jean Chapman Richard and Jean Kolze Gayle Simon OTHER IN-KIND DONORS TRIBUTE GIFTS TRIBUTE GIFTS Kathryn Dauksza-Dowd Laura LaBauve-Maher and Larry Maher Susan Skora 2013 2014 John W. Davis Susan Landers Robert and Wallis Sloat Abt Electronics Adler Planetarium & Astronomy Museum Betty De Groh Doug and Darby Lanpher Janet Slover IN HONOR OF IN HONOR OF Designers Point, Inc. Doug and Nancy Larsen Douglas Spiwak Arlington International Marvin and Susan Dickman Jeanne Leifheit Chris and John Staub Brazil Express Steakhouse Rita J. Canning Jean B. Chapman Renee L. Dorus Craig and Carol Levin Craig Stettner Chandler's Chophouse & Banquets, Inc. J. Harley Chapman Lori Colletti Gregory and Emily Dowell Katherine Leweling Karen Stoessel Chicago Cubs Denise C. Chappuis Aaron and Carole Diamond James A. Edstrom Joan Libner Amy Swanson Chicago Zoological Society Annie Cockrell Kenneth L. Ender Martha J. Egeland Sharon Lindquist The Coca-Cola Foundation Connect Pros, Inc Lori Colletti Lisa Garofalo Marjorie J. Eggen Jack and Linda Lissauer Brian Thomason Creative Images Donna M. Glade-Tau Donna M. Glade-Tau L. L. Eshoo Cynthia Luxton Randy Toelke Destination Fitness Cathy Heath Kathleen Graber Barbara K. Fairwood Tammie Y. Mahoney Dana Trawczynski Elements Therapeutic Massage Diane G. Hill Deborah Hrvinak Veronique Falk Markel Corporation Nancy Trenkle Follett Corporation Jill A. Izumikawa Craig Levin Marianne Farinas de Leon Fredia Martin Todd Turbes DSK Armory Rose Lengerich James M. McGuire Kathy M. Fischer Adrienne McDay Paul F. Twardzik G.I. Jane Fitness James M. McGuire Sarah L. Mikulski Lori and Michael Fiscus Nancy McDonald Richard Vancura Goldmax Celina Ocampo Celina Ocampo Lisa Franckowiak-Edler Laura McGee Village of Hoffman Estates Golf Nation Alice C. Roberts Glen Reeser Linda Alberts Frank Joanne E. Meyerhoff Karl and Amy Vogelgesang Golfsmith International Carin P. Roman Michelé Robinson Jerome Franke David More Voris Mechanical, Inc. Heidner Property Management Jason Romano Amira Sebai Tony Garcia Terry Morris Stephanie Whalen Ingersoll Rand-Trane Marcie J. Sacks Botto Gene Tester Donna and Elmer Glade-Tau Carol Morrison Marguerita Whitby Lynfred Winery Robert P. Stanojev Iris A. Wolf Mathew M. Gold Linda and Thomas Mueller Peter Wicklund Main Street Opera Laurie H. Stone Makray Memorial Golf Club Sally K. Griffith Michael and Laura Nejman Jerry Winchester, Jr. Eric Wilmes IN MEMORY OF Mario and Rita Guertin Matt Nelson Shirley Wittman-Finch Moretti's Schaumburg Greg Wilmes Patrick Botterman Bonnie Gunzenhauser Susan Nowakowski Woods Event Management Inc. PGA Tour Superstore, Schaumburg Thomas G. Wischhusen Carol Chamberlain Jean-Louise and Mark Gustafson Celina Ocampo Gaylen Young Poplar Creek Country Club Sanford-Brown College Cheryl L. Corriveau Nancy Haberichter Nancy L. O'Malley Warren Young IN MEMORY OF Rosario L. DePalma Mark and Kim Healy Charles Oswald Michael and Judith Zawacke Schaumburg Park District Patrick Botterman Ed Duffy William Hengtgen Sheryl Otto Cindy A. Zimmer Seasons 52 Betty Cockrell Florian Dynek Greg Herriges Susan Overland Duane and Heather Zoldak Amit Shah Savannah Edwards George L. Housakos Leslye Hess Paul T. Bucci Alexander Sickel Helen Fox Jack Jensen Robert S. Homa Donald Plass Sybaris Club-Northbrook Dawn M. Francesconi Nils A. Johnson Gregory Horeni Kimberley Polly TopGolf Wood Dale Angelika Hadjimitsos John A. Knudsen Horton Chiropractic Kathryn M. Powell True Value Delphine Hansell Kira Mammoser Kenneth and Charlotte Hyde Joan Prendergast Tuscan Market & Wine Shop Anita Hirsch Lester S. Paul Sonia Jawnyj Joe Quinn George Van Hagen Audrey Howard Marietta Sole Jill Jensen Debbie and Doug Reuter Joseph Wren Nils A. Johnson Patricia Smith-Pierce Festus L. Johnson, Jr. Kathleen B. Reynolds Mary Margaret Kelly James Vanecek Adriana Kamenetsky Bruce and Alice Roberts Steven Lang Joan R. Young Martha Karavitis-Hemmati Sam Rosby Leona Mack Darlene M. Kearns Richard and Susan Rosenstein Andy McPherson Karen and Brian Keniston Philip and Joni Rothblum Loretta Murken Andy Kidwell Marcie Sacks Botto Harold Pollack Joan L. Kindle Thomas Samp Robert M. Powell Jennifer Kittler Ruth and Donald Samuelson Ronald W. Satzke Brian Knetl Kathleen A. Schwarz, RDH Joan H. Simcoe Kate R. Kniest Gail Seidel Paige Stagner Ashley Knight Richard and Evelyn Seiler Joan Steenhausen Melinda and Lawrence Knobe Kiran Frey George Wootten Michael D. Knudsen Shirley Shanahan Joan R. Young Richard and Maria Knuth David and Sharyn Shepard

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32 33 HARPER COLLEGE EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION HARPER COLLEGE

OFFICERS DIRECTORS BOARD OF TRUSTEES EXECUTIVE COUNCIL

Kathleen A. Gilmer, President Dee Beaubien C. Herbert Johnson, Jr. Drew J. Schaefer Diane Hill, Chair Dr. Kenneth L. Ender (Retired) Outreach Centers Director (Retired) Mental Health Counselor Tax Principal Senior Vice President Clinician and Lecturer (Retired) President Northern Illinois University and Consultant Eder, Casella & Co. Cornerstone National Bank Northwestern University Harper College & Trust Company (Barrington) Thomas G. Wischhusen, Martha A. Bell Andy-John Kalkounos Dr. Ronald Ally Immediate Past President Principal Managing Partner Jim W. Schwantz Gregory Dowell, Vice-Chair Executive Vice President of Finance Senior Vice President and Managing Director Tilton, Kelly + Bell, LLC Chicago Prime Steakhouse Mayor – Village of Palatine Partner and Administrative Services Northern Trust National Account Sales Manager Bass Solomon Dowell, LLP Luz N. Canino-Baker Jack A. Lloyd Von Sydow’s Moving and Storage, Inc. (Deer Park) Laura Brown Georgeanna Mehr, Vice President President Market President Chief Advancement Officer Development LNC Coaching, LLC BMO Harris Bank Jeffrey F. Sronkoski Walt Mundt, Secretary President Principal Senior Account Executive Phil Burdick Hoffman Estates Community Bank Dr. Nancy M. Castle James P. Meier Legat Architects Vertex, Inc. Chief Communications Officer Acting Director, Center for Non-Governmental Principal/Project Manager (Palatine) Gregory G. Werner, Vice President Organization Leadership and Development MeritCorp Group, LLC Marianne J. Stanke Dr. Maria Coons Board Membership Northern Illinois University Director Strategy Rita J. Canning Senior Executive to the President, Vice President and General Manager Ryan Moats Motorola Solutions, Inc. Chair, Board of Directors WINGS Board Liaison and Vice President Mortenson Construction Mark W. Cleary Vice President (Women in Need Growing Stronger) of Workforce and Strategic Alliances Sector Vice President Moats Office Properties Mary Jo Willis (Inverness) Dr. Robin S. Turpin, Vice President Supply Chain Management Professor Emerita Dr. Judith Marwick Programs Northrop Grumman Corporation James A. Moehling Harper College Speech Jim Gallo Provost Director, Health Delivery Systems and Attorney and Counselor and Theatre Department President Sheila Quirk-Bailey Pharmacoeconomics Robert P. Fiorani Gallo Associates, LLP Chief of Staff U.S. Medical and Scientific Affairs (Retired) Vice President Communication Sam Oliver (Elk Grove Village) Takeda Pharmaceuticals USA, Inc. Schneider Electric Executive Director Michelé Robinson Citizens for Conservation William Kelley, JD Assistant Provost/Special Assistant Richard P. Hohol, Treasurer Randy L. Green President to the President for Diversity President President and Chief Executive Officer Carol C. Pankros Kelley, Kelley & Kelley and Inclusion Chartered Consultants, Inc. First Bank of Highland Park Founder and Financial Advisor (Schaumburg) CCP, Inc. Gerald J. Smoller, Secretary James J. Hagelow Laurie Stone Principal (Retired) Managing Director Thomas M. Pyra President, WINGS Kovitz Shifrin Nesbit Marsh USA, division of Marsh & McLennan President (Women in Need Growing Stronger) Companies Aberdeen Partners, Inc. (Elk Grove Village) William H. Kesler, Member at Large (Retired) Executive Vice President/Treasurer Derrick F. Hamilton Dr. Nancy N. Robb Marisa Andreuccetti HSBC Finance Corporation Vice President (Retired) Superintendent of Schools Student Trustee Infrastructure Management - East Township High School District 211 Dr. Kenneth L. Ender, (Ex-Officio) AT&T Senior Vice President Jacob H. Sadoff President Co-Founder Harper College Goldmax

Rita J. Canning, (Ex-Officio) Trustee Liaison Chair Board of Directors WINGS (Women in Need Growing Stronger)

Laura J. Brown, (Ex-Officio) Executive Director, Educational Foundation Harper College

34 35 President, Kenneth L. Ender, Ph.D. Chief Communications Officer, Phil Burdick Director of Marketing Services, Mike Barzacchini Manager, Creative Services, Sandra Minich

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