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Message from the Dean 2 Special Recognitions 4 Student llonors 7 LCBAS Development Office

Office of the Dean 9 LCBAS Academic Computing Martha S. Brown, Acting Dean 10 Business and Technology Institute Lisa Dallas, Assistant to the Detm for Aradnnir Computing II School of Business Pat Hill, Publirations, Srhokmhip, and flllemotionolz3 School of Family and Consumer Visits Coordinator Sciences Diane Ingle, Assistant to the Demt 30 School of Technology Patti Henderson, Offirt Systems Specialist 36 Department of Military Science Admissions/Advisors 38 Graduate Programs Kathy Bennett, Assistant 10 the Dean Mary Hennig, At/visor, Srhool of Business 41 FYZOO I Donors Betsy Miller, Advisor, School of Technology 45 Advisory Boards Rose Myers-Bradley, At/visor, School of Family & Co11stmttr Srimrts 47 Student Organizations Lea Northam, At/visor, School of Bu.sittess Renee Stroud, Admissio11s Offim; Srhool of 811siness Kay Amyx, OffKe S)'strms Assistalii

Business & Technology Institute Marilyn DeRuiter, Direttor joy Rainey, 0/fire Systems Spetialist

Development Office jackie Joines, Detirlopmettt Offirer

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This program wi ll facilitate bac­ • Higher education will help Illinois calaureate degree completion for indi­ business and industry sustain strong viduals working primarily as economic growth. paraprofessionals in early childhood set­ Going the D i stance • Higher education will join elementary tings. and secondary education to improve A new Career and Technical teaching and learning at all levels. Education major was implemented this • No Illinois citizen will be denied an year, and articulation agreements with opportunity for a college education community colleges strengthen linkages because of financial need. with other institutions of higher educa­ • Illinois will increase the number and tion. The number of off-campus course The Annual Report for fiscal year 2001 diversity of citizens completing train­ offerings from the College increased by bridges two millennia and provides ing and education programs. 11% from the previous year. opportunity to reflect on "going the dis­ • Illinois colleges and universities will Technology Enhanced and Delivered tance" for the Lumpkin College of hold students to even higher expecta­ Education was a major campus-wide ini­ Business and Applied Sciences. Eastern tions for learning and will be account­ tiative this year, and faculty and staff in Illinois University has a reputation more able for the quality of academic pro­ the College received the highest propor­ than a century old for high quality aca­ grams and the assessment of learning. tion of funding from that program. This demic programs, competent and caring • Illinois colleges and universities will will facilitate the development of web­ faculty, and a student-oriented focus. continually improve productivity, cost­ enhanced and delivered courses and pro­ Current programs in the College have effectiveness, and accountability. grams for future offerings. been represented in the University's Those goals help shape our future Students continue to represent them­ academic offerings almost from the very direction, and this has been a year in selves, the College and the University beginning of the institution. which progress has been made. A few with distinction at state, regional and The School of Technology has the dis­ examples of that progress are high­ national levels. Student chapters of the tinction of being the oldest unit in the lighted here, and this Annual Report American Marketing Association and the College, having established its roots at further details additional achievements Society of Manufacturing Engineers Eastern in 1902 when courses in manual of our students, faculty, alumni, and received regional and national recogni­ training were offered as handwork others. tions, and the Department of Military courses for teachers. Following technol­ In support of the economic growth of Sciences' ROTC cadets were state ogy in 1913, what was to become today's Tllinois business and industry, the champions in small bore rifle competi­ School of Family and Consumer Business and Technology Institute in tions. The Student Association of Sciences began with the offering of a the College served over 60 companies Family and Consumer Sciences contin­ two-year degree program in Domestic and 1,000 participants from central ues to be the largest student chapter in Sciences. The forerunner of our present lllinois communities with services and the nation. School of Business, the Department of programs this past year. The School of Special recognition and appreciation is Commerce, was initiated in 1937 as part Technology developed three new gradu­ given to Ted W. lvarie, who retired this of Eastern's teacher preparation pro­ ate certificate programs in Computer past year, having served since 1979 as gram. The relative newcomer, the Technology, Quality Systems, and Work Dean. His capable leadership over the Department of Military Science, began Performance Improvement. The School years has done much to position the in 1980 as an extension center of the of Business received grant funding to College for a very bright and exciting University of Illinois. There is thus a develop web delivered programs that future. As those who laid the founda­ combined 272 years of experience in will facilitate off-campus completion of tions for today's programs could little program development, offering, and undergraduate and graduate programs. imagine what the College would look enhancement within the College. The School of Family and Consumer like at the millennium change, so we are College alumni presently total more Sciences has assisted employees of not able to know all that the future than 20,000. holds. But though unknowns and chal­ Now at the start of a new millennium, lenges are always ahead, "going the dis­ we find the College at a place probably tance" should be exciting and rewarding unimagined by most of those who for the Lumpkin College of Business started the "journey." The concept of and Applied Sciences and should con­ "going the distance" today can literally tinue to yield great benefit to its many mean being around the globe in a frac­ stakeholders. tion of a second using electronic com­ munication. It can also refer to the development and implementation of programs relevant for the contemporary needs of society. A variety of internal and external accountability processes Honors and Achievements help insure that we are headed in the right direction. Usa Dallas The College is particularly committed lnstructiiJtuJI TedmiJIIJgy F.ni!Of/CI!ment Grant to advancing The Illinois Commitment, a set of strategic goals for higher educa­ Peggy Manley tion promulgated by the Illinois Board of Accepted a pronwtiiJitto Administrtrtif,'f Aide in Higher Education. These goals, l.ibrary Servim Marrlu1 S. Bror;:", Arri"g Dla" nities, and employment opportunities systems of for our graduates. As a consequence to higher educa­ developing relations with the commu­ tion through­ nity, he supported the Business and out the U.S. Technology Institute which provides and its territo­ training to community businesses by ries. The faculty within our college. award was pre­ Sp e c i al R e co g niti on s The Dean has implemented other ini­ sented tO him tiatives which enhance the programs on November within the college. The Development 21 in Phoenix, Office within the college has provided Arizona. The Ro6m A. Ingram the much needed resources for building first AASCU donor relations and expanding scholar­ Distinguished Alumnus Award was pre­ 2 Ted lvarle, Dean of the Lumpkin ship monies, funds for academic support sented to President Lyndon B. johnson College of Business and Applied to faculty for development, travel, in 1972 and is given annually to an alum­ Sciences, retired December 31,2000, research, etc. We were the first college nus of an AASCU institution who has after serving more than 21 years as aca­ to hire an academic computing profes­ achieved national or international promi­ demic Dean. Dean lvarie began hisser­ sional co provide technological resources nence in their field. Bob is the Chief vice to Eastern in 1979 as Dean of the to the faculty and staff. Executive Officer of Glaxo Well come, then School of All these accomplishments came one of the world's most successful phar­ Business. In because of the vision and leadership maceutical companies 1993, the Dean lvarie provided. His legacy to the College of Lumpkin College of Business and Representative Joe Knollenberg Business and Applied Sciences will ne\'er be forgot­ was named as one of Eastern's the College of ten. We wish him well as he and his Distinguished Alumni for 2000. He Applied wife judy, who also retired as a professor graduated with a B.S. in Technology in Sciences were in the Department of Special Education 1955. He is a member of the U.S. merged, and he at Eastern, travel their new path. Best House of Representatives representing became the wishes! the 11th Congressional District form academic Dean Michigan. I le is serving his fourth term of the 7"td lw!V Dr. Martha S. Brown was named and was first elected to Congress in Lumpkin Acting Dean of the Lumpkin College of 1992. lie is a member of the House College of Business and Applied Business and Applied Sciences effective Appropriations Committee, the I louse Sciences. january 1, 200 I. Her academic tenure Ethics !lis leadership has provided groMh and has evolved in the 21 years she has been Committee. development from many initiatives. at Eastern. She came to Eastern in 1979 and the Among the most memorable is his lead­ as an assistant professor teaching foods Republican ership in the Taking Care of Business and nutrition in the School of Family Parry Campaign which resulted in the build­ and Consumer Sciences. She was Committee ing and furnishing of Lumpkin II all selected as the Associate Dean of the and was which opened in 1990. His leadership College of Applied Sciences in 1988. appointed as lead to the accreditation and reaffirma­ When the College of Business and the liaison from tion of the Business program, the College of Applied Sciences merged in the Industrial Technology program, and the 1993, she became Associate Dean of the Appropriations Family and Consumer Sciences program. Lumpkin College of Business and Committee to Rrprt!mtOiit.vJodvrollmlxrg He initiated the campaigns to establish Applied Sciences. 0\·er the years, Dr. the Budget and fund the Lumpkin and Holley Brown has stepped in and filled the role Committee. T he honor was bestowed endowed professorships for the School of Acting Director of the Board of on him at Homecoming 2000. of Business. He has also led the college Governors Program, Acting Chair of the in new directions with the expansion of School of Family and Consumer Ms. Joyce Madigan has been selected graduate and undergraduate degrees in Sciences, and Acting Chair of the School as the 2001 School of Business Business Administration at Parkland of Business. It is time once again for her Distinguished Alumnus. Ms. Madigan College and exploring international stu­ to shine in another acting role. Dr. graduated from dent and faculty exchanges with coun­ Brown looks forward to providing the Eastern in tries such as Belgium, China, Finland, leadership for the college while the 1980 with a japan, Poland, and Wales to name a few. search for a new dean proceeds. B.S. in Dean Ivarie also recognized that build­ Accounting. ing community relations would assist in Robert A. Ingram (Class of 1965) has She began her expanding the role of the college's pro­ been awarded the American Association career with grams. He encouraged all the schools of State Colleges and Universities Larsson, within the college to develop advisory Distinguished Alumnus Award for 2000. Woodyard & boards which would assist in addressing This is the highest honor that associa­ Henson as a curriculum issues, providing internship tion awards. The AASCU represents staff accoun­ programs, faculty development opportu- more than 425 colleges, universities, and tant in the .lis. Joy<~ Madigan Charleston office and made partner in ment. Julie is president and chief exec­ for l\lcGraw Hill Publishers. He has 1988. In 1995, she formed the current utive officer of Schutt Sports and is received many awards including the partnership of Gilbert, l\letzger & immediate past-president of the School Outstanding Professor award from the Madigan, LLP. She has also been an of Business Advisory Board. University of Tennessee Student instructor for the Illinois CPA-sponsored Congratulations Bob and j ulie! Government Association in 1998 and program, "Cash Basis Governmental 2000. Previously, he taught at Report Review," the Illinois Municipal Ms. Karen Meyer was selected as one Washington University in St. Louis, the Treasurers Institute and Advanced of Eastern's Distinguished Alumni for University of Tennessee at Martin, and Seminar, and The Illinois Association of 2000. She is a Eastern Illi nois University. He also has School Board Auditors Update. joyce is 1976 graduate previous experience in the accountancy a member of Coles T ogether, the Coles with a B.S. in and banking fields. County Strategic Plan Steering Home Ec Commiuee, and the Economic (Family and Dennis Spice (Class of 1978), a mem­ 3 Development Subcommiuee. She has Consumer ber of the School of Technology served on the Ciry of Charleston's Sciences). Advisory Board and associate member of Strategic Plan and Comprehensive Plan Currently, she the Business Steering Committees and chaired the is a feature Advisory Public Works Committee. She is an reporter with Board, received active volunteer with many other local WLS-1Vin the EIU organizations. Her professional affi lia­ Chicago whose !VIrm Mrpr Alumni Service tions include the Illinois CPA Society, work focuses on people with disabilities, Award at the American Institute of Certified and director of the Office for Students Homecoming Public Accountants, and the Eastern with Disabilities at DePaul University. activities in Illinois Estate Planning Council. joyce She is the nation's first 1V news October 2000. was selected as an Illinois Woman of reporter with a disability to produce and Dennis is a Achievement last year. Her nomination report weekly on issues pertaining to founding part­ and selection was largely based on her people with disabilities and has had fea­ ner and a man- Dmnis Spia service to the community and Eastern ture spots on "Good Morning America," aging member of Open Prairie Ventures, Illinois University. Joyce continues to "Working Women," and "Deaf Mosaic." a venture capital fund that focuses on serve her alma mater in various capaci­ She also owns a successful consulting high technology start-up companies in ties, and is a charter member of the practice that helps businesses, indus­ the Midwest. He is also chairman and School of Business Accountancy tries, and governments understand and CEO of Institutional Advisors, Ltd., an Advisory Board and Bera Alpha Psi, the comply with the Americans with international private investment bank­ accountancy honor society. She was Disabilities Act. Previously, she was ing and consulting firm that he began in awarded chapter honoree of Beta Deputy Chief on the Illinois Attorney 1995. Dennis has also served on the Gamma Sigma this past year as well. General's staff and served on the EIU Foundation Board and the EIU Congratulations Joyce! President's Committee on Employment Alumni Association Board of Directors. of People with Disabilities. She was Governor George Ryan has appointed recognized with the Distinguished two new members to the Board of Alumnus Award at Homecoming 2000. Trustees at Eastern. Dr. Richard J. Palmer was named the Robert C. Lumpkin Distinguished Professor of Manion (Class Business effective j uly I, 2000. He will of 1966) of serve a four­ l li nsdale and year appoint­ JulieT. ment and, as a Nimmons part of his (Class of 1977) responsibili­ of Litchfield ties, he will be were teaching elec­ to tronic com­ appointed Robm C. Mo11ion the Board in merce and mid-April2001. introduction to Bob is a retired accounting. partner of He received his RX!tordJ. Po/mn- Andersen doctorate in Business Administration Consulting and from Southern Illinois University at was a member Carbondale and is a Certified Public of the Accountant, Certified Management Accounting Accountant, and Certified Financial Advisory Board Manager. He has authored over 40 pro­ until the time fessional and academic publications and of his appoint- Ju& T. Nimmoll.f is currently working on two textbooks Constabile, COT Kiley McKinney, and Computer Management Excellence Award COT Kelly Slagle Chandler Wilson Student Honors Army Physical Fitness Award Daughters ofthe Founders and Patriots of COT Peter Ziminski America Award COT Jonathan Voyt ...... Association ofthe United States Army Award COT Angela Chard Daughters ofthe American Revolution Amwrd COT Steven Huber 4 Academic All-American (COSIDA) Association ofthe Ur1ited States Army Awards Amanda Dore for Military History David L. and Audrey ]oms Business COT Angela Chard and COT Nichole Education Scholarship Accountancy Excellmce Award Constabile Jennifer Riedl Bryan Sherrick Bert and Janet Holley Scholarship Dean Giffin Award Administrative Information Systems Elizabeth Zelenski Amanda Payne Excellmce Award Amanda Payne Beta Alpha Psi Outstanding Ser1ior Award Deans Award Jamie Smitley COT Gary Kelly Alexander Briggs Memorial Award Rodney Bull Beta Gamma Sigma Presidential Award Delta Sigma Pi Scholarship Key Heather Zilm Marian johnson American Legion Auxilliary Award COT jason Schlueter Beta Gamma Sigma Scholarship Departmerlt ofthe Army Superior Cadet Stephanie Ramsey Awards American Legion Military Excellmce Awards COT Anthony Fennell, COT Steven COT Todd Fatka and COT Steven Bill Spaniol Mernorial Scholarship Huber, COT Gary Kelly, COT Curtis Nohl Huber Rebecca Kowalski, COT William American Legion Scholastic Excellence Brankey Scholarship Petersen, COT Angela Roethmeyer, Amwrds Gretchen M. Warner COT Joseph Rousey, and COT COT James Cambron and COT Cassandra Zabel C. Roger Sorensm Scholarship Mathew Custer Stephanie Ramsey Donald and Clara Alice Seaman Shawver· American Marketing Association/World Color Scholarships Career & Organiz.ational Studies Excellence PressAmwrd jennifer Rogers and Jennifer Stoltz Award Joshua jordan Karen Baglama EarlS. Dickerson Award American Marketing Association Awards Amy Wessling Career & Organizational Studies Deans Carrie Masek, Megghan Schoelle, and Circle of Acadernic Excellence Awards Edward Jones Acadernic Scholarships Tricia Smitley john Boyd, Sally Cromwell , Zoe Dania Beck, Jeffrey Bell, James Best, American Veterans of World War II, Korea, Dol bee, Judith Markwell, Brandon Rodney Bull, Deanna Burbury (2), and VietNam Amwrds Shafer, Karen Uden, Kathleen Via, and Phillip Burgess, Christine Codron, COT Angela Chard, COT Nichole Maria White jeremy Dahm, Alyson Diver, Nathan Carolyn Kluesner Modglin Memorial Scholarship Lucy Koetters Charles A. Elliott Technology Education Award Martin Molina Charles Gifford Manion Memorial Scholarship Benjamin Forney Clay/Richland Scholarship Carrie Landreth Cooley Family Scholarships Haley Davis, Jody Green, Melanie HamptOn, jared Mathey, and Brian Parotto

Amondo Poy11t, Dton Giffin Ao::ord CDT Cory &1/y, Dton ~ Arord RrriptmtJ ofGiffin &llolonltiPJfor "OutJtanding Studw" in Ft1mil] and CoiiSII111d Stim

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Englehardt, Kenny jansen, Eric J. IV. and Marilyn Oglesby Scholarship Lltcillt M. Klthm Technology Education j ohnson, Kara Kessel, icholas Joshua Jordan An::ord Eric R. Schoembs Koehler, john ~ l urphy, Daniel Novak, Jack K and Marge Holjield Scholarship Daniel Reynolds, Abbie Schaut (2), Lindsey Ribbe Monagemmt Exallmce An::ord Douglas Schmude, Tim Schwartz, Raquel Ormiston Susan Spenny, and joseph Yanono Jerome Rooke Accountancy Scholarship Brooke Milleville Manogemmt Family Excellence Award Eilem F. Hubbard Scholarship Cheryl Cunico Coley Hoffman Jim and Bess Townsend lfanks Scholarship j oseph Fearday Marketing F.xcellence Award Elsie andErson Gijfi11 Scholarships WendyWinet jacqualine Boyer, Danna Davis, Jim and June Giffin Scholarships Michelle Flaherty, Angela Grainger, Angela Doss and Jamie Fatheree Morktling Fomlty Excellence Award Benjamin Forney Sandra Hussey, Jeri Thrasher, and Joh11 and Mary Knrsil Delta Chi Scholarship Hillarey Woods Michael Orlet Master of BusintSS Admi1ristratio1r Program Special Achiromrmt Aa::ards Eunice IV. Doughuty Ar.:ords Joh11 A. Hmry Memorial ASQ Scholarship Amanda Oore and Christine Leonard Matthew Carr and Thomas Moeller jason Garvin Finance Excellroce Award McCiodrf)' & Pullen Accounting Afl."()rd Johtr E. a11d Mary J. Price Scholarship Andrey Alexandrov Kira l lamm Margie Tucker McNabb-Dow Graduate Scholarships Finance Faculty Award Joh11 M. Luther Scholarship Shirley Chau and Lynn Sieck Leila Voges Daniel O'Hara Michael D. Nmlt~on uadtrship An::ord and Finance Outstanding Junior Award John Thompson Moore Scholarship Scholarship Angela iemerg 1 icole Trumble C OT William Petersen and COT Finance Outstanding Sroior Arzard Johnny umdof! Chrorolt~ An::ord Lindsay Ribbe jaclyn Richards COT joseph Rousey Mr. & Mrs. W. C. Simmons Memorial Fi11onciol Managmrmt Association Art!ords Judge and Usho Oberoi Scholarship Awards Angela Doss and Eric lkemirc Brandon Sanders james Bal'\vick, Joseph Bell, Karyn Financial Management Association Wall Dawson, Joshua Jordan, Angela Koppo Omicron Nu Scholarships Street Journal Ar,sard Niemerg, Bradley Pullen, and Keri Jenise Birk and Lucy Koeuers jeremy Williams Wieduwilt Keller Family Scholarship Fosltr C. Rinefort Scholarships Notional BttSifless Eduration Association Darla Alwardt Adam Kocsis and Vikcoria Mezci Merit An::ord Kenneth and &ith Kohonzo Industrial icoleTracy George Marshall An::ord C. Technology Scholarship COT jeffrey Zed rick National Dejl'f/Sf Industrial Association jared Kuykendall An::ord George Preisser Memorial Scholarship Lois E. Elliot/ Industrial Technology C OT Kil ey McKinney Irena Dej ohn Scholarship Notional Sojoumers Award lnfotmotion Systems Excellence Awards Andy Cooper COT April Olsen Sha Lu, Erin Morrison, and Tom O'Grady Phi Gamma Nu Scholarship Kry Sodety for the Advatrcmrmt ofMmrogmrntt United States Automobile Association Spirit ~larian johnson Outstanding M~11brr Arrord Arrord Brandon Sanders COT Aesha Rivers Phi Gamma Nu Outstanding Smior Arrord Annie O'Leary Sodety ofMonufocttlring Engineers VeterallS of Foreign Wars ofthe United States Scholarship Arrards Phi Gamma Nu SJXcial Achitfl~llntl Arrard Paul Strader COT Andrea Beneze, COT jessica jill Korbos Denney, COT Kiley McKinney, and Sodety ofManufacturing Errgirrem Leader 6 Rrs~lle Offteers' Association Arrords COT Amanda Zuber Serr,ice Award COT Nichole Constabile, COT Thomas Hannan Wolter A. K/ehm Industrial Technology Anthony Fennell, COT Kelly Slagle, A~YJrds and COT jeffrey Zed rick Society ofthe War of 1812 Ar;z'Ords Nathaniel Gannaway and John Lentz COT Jessica Denney and COT Residential Construction Employers Council Anthony Fennell Scholarship Thomas Kens SoliS ofthe American Revolution Award COT Lisa Flam &tired Officers' Association Mrdol COT Sara Shipley Stud~tl Accounting Society Senior Arrord Marian Johnson ROTC Rifle Team Awards COT Christopher Burns, COT james SrrofX Fund for Excelletrce Outstanding Cambron, COT Diana Cantu, COT Sroior Arrards Angela Chard, COT Jessica Denney, Laura Collins, ~ l ichelle Flaherty, Erika COT Steven Huber, COT Rebecca Gadsby, Laura Josephs, Sheryl Kowalski, COT Lindsay Ribbe, COT Swaekausk.i, and Laura Weaver joseph Rousey, and COT jeffrey Timothy Gorltr/Ciifford Fagan Scholarships Zed rick jared ~lathey and Brian ~loncek R R Donne/ley & Sons Company United Graphics Scholarship Scholarship Daniel O'Hara Theresa Schumacher United Pacific Technologies AfJZ'Ortls Robert N. and Barbaro V. Sullivan James Barwick, jami Fisher, Curtis Scholarship Nohl, Kayla Ramsey, and jonathan Dena Brummer Sieja Ronald cmd Alyra Jeflris Sd10larship Kaisa Anderson Roy F.. F.hrsam Srholm:rhips Andrew Brendel, Scott Duensing, and athan Mills Rudolph G. and Kuthryn Hlavek Scholarships Tara L. Skeeters and Stacy Winkler RI1th Gaertner Scholarship Sara Gillenwater School of Family and CollSumer Scimres Distinguished Graduate Strulmts jenese Birk, Sherry George, and Kathryn llill School of Family and Co11S11111er Scimas Grodualf Scholarship Michelle Benoit School of Techrrology Alumni Scholarship Travis llastings School of Technology Distinguished Graduate Studmt Awartl.r Krystal Fitzpatrick and Thomas llannan, Jr. McGiadrey & Pullro, GloxoSmithKiine, Nova majoring in business. Likewise, EIU Solutions, Nims Associates, Inc. and many, alum, Sherry McCoy, has established the LCBAS Development Office many others continue tO be an impor­ McCoy Family Scholarship to honor her Jacqueline Joines, Development Officer tant source of private support for the family. Sherry's parents as well as others College. This year, Edward Jones in her family, have strong ties to Eastern Company, of Maryland lleights, in the areas of finance, education and Missouri took that support one step fur­ accounting. She felt that the establish­ ther by creating the Edtrord Jones ment of a "family" scholarship was an 7 The Lumpkin College of Business and Business Opportunity Program. appropriate way to say "thank you" to Applied Sciences' Development Office The Edr.cord Jones BIISiness Opportunity EIU and honor her family's legacy. Tire is responsible for establishing and Program offers $6,000 in scholarships Watson Memorial Scholarship Endon::me111 implementing the college's fund-raising each semester for exceptional reports Fund in Mtmory of Dallas, Haztl, and priorities and coordinating all fund-rais­ addressing an issue in the marketplace. Leland Watson was established by the ing efforts, with attention given to spe­ Students can participate as individuals Hazel Watson Scholarship Foundation in cial and planned gifts. Stewardship of or as teams by submitting "significant recognition of their lifetime interests our alumni, donors and other special work" that constitutes at least 20 per­ and careers in business (Dallas), friends requires a dedicated staff that is cent of the semester grade in the class. Republican politics at the local, state, literally willing "to go the distance" by A faculty panel screens the work and and national levels (Hazel), and theatri­ traveling to all areas of the earth to meet submits the top five projects to Edward cal lighting including technical lighting with our special friends. It is that high jones. Projects are judged on how the for forty-two Broadway shows (Leland). level of dedication and care that estab­ course material and business concepts Mrs. Warson received an Honorary lishes quality relationships that provides were applied to the problem to generate Degree in Public Service from EIU in support for years to come. a creative, functional solution. The 1990 and recently passed away at the Jacqueline Joines, LCBAS selected students make a formal presen­ age of 94. l lusband, Dallas, and son, Development Officer, has established tation to an executive board at Edward Leland, preceded her in death and were an office that is the "starting block" in jones who selects the award recipients also supporters of Eastern. alumni relations and development based on overall quality of the report Significant gifts were made to current efforts for the College. It has proven to and presentation. This unique partner­ endowments within the College as in be a valuable part of the College bring­ ship is designed to give experience to previous years including: ing in over $296,000 in gifts throughout the students and reward them for work • Jim and Jtmt Giffin Scltolarsltip fiscal year 2001. jackie is available at well done. During FYOl, Edward Jones • John M. Luthff BIISiness Scholars/rip any time to assist alumni and friends has awarded S 12,000 in scholarship dol­ • Chorlts A. F.llioll Ttchnology Education who want to know more about the lars to students through this program. Award College and ways in which they can give Thank you, Edward jones! • Lois F.llioll lndliStrial Technology their support. Last year, four alums made a $25,000 Scholarship Companies like State Fonn, f.evi, Roy, gift to name the remaining room in • Jock K and Marge Hatfield Scholarship and Shoup, ltrc., Union Pacific Corporation, Lumpkin Hall after the EIU Tau Kappa • Fund for Excellence in Family and Motor Transport Underwriters, USX Epsilon Fraternity Class of 1968. Consllml!r Scimres Corporation, PricreoterhouseCoopers, Sora Donors Billy Roy Dobbs, Jomts P. EvoiiS, • Ronald tmd Myra Jtfjris Scholarship l.te, fjncoln Notional, Acmuure, KPMG, Jtffrey G. Sco11, and Chorlts W: Willers were • Knmt!lh and Ktith Kohonzo brdliStrial honored at a recognition ceremony held 1rcltnology Scholarship during Homecoming 2000 and in con­ • Judgt and Usha O~roi Scholarship junction with the "Thirty something • Bill Spaniol Memorial Scholars/rip TKE Reunion." We greatly appreciate Rudolph G. and Kathryn E. Hlovek the support of these four men and oth­ Scholarship ers from Tau Kappa Epsilon. This nam­ • Timothy Gowr and Clifford Fagan ing opportunity completes the "Taking Sr!tolors!tip Care of Business" campaign. • Jerry Rooke Accounting Scholarship Another Greek organization received • C. Roger Sorerrsm BIISiness Scholarship recognition through the establishment • Harold DMn Fildes Scholarship of the John and Mary Kn1Sil Dtlto Chi • Ftlstrhollmt/Boldrey Excellence in Career Scholarship during FYOI. john Kensil and Organizational Study Fund and his wife, the late ~lary Kensil, are • Carolyn Kluesnff Modglin Scholarship the parents of EIU alum, Dwight Kntsil. • Jim a11d &ss Tw:nsnrd Honks Scholarship Dwight felt so strongly about the sup­ • Donald and Claro Alia Seama11 Shar.-"Wr port his parents and his fraternity pro­ Scholarship vided him during his time at Eastern, that he decided to honor both through Support from private foundations }(lr/:ir Joi11rs the creation of this important scholar­ allows the College to use dollars in ship awarded to a Delta Chi leader unique and very specific ways. For many years, the Willow Spt-ings Chairman and lead donor, James Schnotf, The School of Family and Consumer Foundation, has supported the activities will promote leadership in faculty, staff, Sciences became the beneficiaries of a of Beta Alpha Psi, a student accounting and students, and create the innovative deferred gift this year with the passing organization, but has also assisted with learning environment and experiences of long-time friend, Mr. Howard Esbeck. faculty development and the AACSB that will prepare our students tO rise tO Mrs. Ruth Miller Esbeck grew up in Accreditation process for the School of the level of excellence in their chosen nearby Casey, Illinois, where the Business. This year, a $25,000 gift was field. Examples of this college-wide thought of college seemed only a dream. received from the Willow Springs fund support include: creating new Mrs. Esbeck, however, was able to 8 Foundation. The School of Business is innovations of delivering education (i.e. attend Eastern through a scholarship very fortunate to have this special rela­ field trips, technology), creating com­ and graduated in 1936. The campus was tionship with the Willows Springs munity partnership initiatives with small in those days and all the students Foundation as their gift provides sup­ alumni and other external friends of the and faculty knew each other well. In port fo r many initiatives that state College, and faculty, staff, and student fact, when Mrs. Esbeck missed class due appropriated funds development opportunities to expand to illness, Dr. Lord, President of cannot. skills including leadership (i.e. faculty Eastern, came tO visit her. It was that Along with the Willow Springs conferences, student organizations opportunity tO attend EIU and the spe­ Foundation, the Lumpkin Foundation has activities, mentoring). We appreciate cial relationship between the students been a generous supporter of the School the committee who spearheaded this and faculty that kept Eastern in the of Business over the years. That sup­ effort: Mt·. James Schnorf, Dr. Barbara heart of the Esbeck family over the port includes the Lumpkin Distinguished Hill, Dr. Martha Brown, Mr. Don Gher, Dr. years. Mrs. Esbeck met her husband, Professorship and Lumpkin Business James Giffin, Mr. Jeffrey G. Scott, Ms. Jean Howard, while attending graduate Enhancement Fund. The Lumpkin Dilworth, Ms. Joyce Madigan, Mr. Bob school in Iowa. They both fel t grateful Foundation was one of two lead donors Manion, Ms. Julie Nimmons, Mr. Dennis for the scholarships that allowed them in the campaign honoring retiring Dean Spice, Dr. Lillian Greathouse, and Dr. Janet to attend college during a time when Ted lvarie in 2000, by making a gift to Triechel. This committee has worked most were trying to survive the great the Theodore W loarie Leadership and hard and tO date has received over depression. Through the creation of bmO'Oation Fund. This year, the Lumpkin $75,000 in pledges tO the fund. Another several chari table gift annuities, Mr. Foundation also said farewell to retiring important partner tO the "lvarie Esbeck was able co establish the Ruth Executive DirectOr and EIU Alum, Lisa Campaign" was State Farm Insurance. Miller Esbeck Scholarship tO memorialize Barr, and welcomed Bruce Karmazin tO State Farm gifted the Dean's office in his wife at her passing in 1995. Mr. the position. We look forward tO contin­ the "Taking Care of Business" Esbeck cook great satisfaction knowing uing the special relationship with the Campaign when Lumpkin Hall was that EIU would benefit through his Lumpkin family and the Lumpkin built, so it was only fitting that they rec­ estate, which resulted in a deferred gift Foundation which has spanned over sev­ ognized the retiring Dean that made of over $152,613. The School of Family eral years. that project happen by making a major and Consumer Sciences is grateful for The Theodore W loarie Leadership and gift to this fund. Our relationship with the Esbeck's gift and their vision for bmooation Endowment fund, established State Farm continues to grow and we future generations. through the efforts of Campaign are pleased to have their support. The School of Technology continues tO work with corporate partners in iden­ tifying areas for support and is excited about the possibilities. Internships are an integral part of developing corporate relationships and technology students are in high demand. Gifts-in-kind of equipment and supplies have been received from corporate partners li ke lnge1-soii-Rand Construction, Sandvik Coromat, and Autotype Americas, Inc. The Department of Military Science has been identifying friends that support the leadership efforts that a strong ROTC program provides. The Persian Rifle organization has been fortunate tO be a past recipient of a National Rifle Association grant that provides private support for firearm education and com­ petitive participation. The Planned Giving Information LLfr ro rig!tr: Congrtssmon Jot Knolltnburg. Billy Dabbs, Chuck Wirrm, Prtsidt7tf Carol Surus, o11rl Jtff Srorr or Consortium of East Central Illinois was Homecoming 2000. formed in 2000 and the College Development Office has taken an active College. Contact us today at 217-581 - part in the organization's activities. The 7969, or at 4604 Lumpkin Hall, 600 LCBAS Academic mission of the Planned Giving Lincoln Ave., Charleston, TL 61920 or Computing Information Consortium is to join non­ by email at [email protected]. Lisa Dallas, Assistant to the Dean profit organizations and professional wealth managers together in an effort tO ...... educate the residents of East Central Illinois on the possibilities and advan­ tages of planned giving. Jacqueline This past year, the faculty explored 9 Joines, Development Office, is currently online teaching and enhanced class web serving as chair of the continuing educa­ si tes to enrich learning. Surveys tion committee, and serves as a member received from students in both learning of the membership committee. The modalities were favorable and positive. College Development Office provides Students enjoyed having documents materials to individuals interested in available at all hours of the day, access tO making a gift in their estate plan as well. grade information, and the opportunity This year, a charitable remainder trust Lisa Dallas to interact with other students on was indicated and a charitable gift annu­ threaded discussion boards. Technology ity established within the College as delivered courses or enhanced courses planned giving remains a priority for our can prove to be challenging for the development efforts. instructor and the student. I worked Tn summary, the Lumpkin College of with the faculty to ensure pedagogical Business and Applied Sciences'. outcomes and procedures to maintain Development Office assisted in securing the course once it was prepared. outside funding that would provide Different tOols were needed for differ­ more scholarship dollars and program ent learning outcomes. Many facu lties support that assist in allowing the in face-to-face courses are beginning to Lumpkin College of Business and use components ofWebCT for their · Applied Sciences to "go the distance" in grade book, discussion, and quizzing. providing a high quality education. Ms. Faculty are also starting tO use Real Joines is avai lable at any time to assist Presenter to add audio tO their you in making a gift to the College now Power Point slides to help with ADA or in the form of a deferred gift. The compliance issues and student learning LCBAS Development Office can also variances. The digital camera is another help you maximize your gifts to the tool that faculty are using tO add original content to their class web site in a timely manner. Dr. Linda Simpson, professor in the School of Family and Consumer Sciences, and I were able to give presen­ tations at three different conferences: Syllabus2001, Mid-South Instructional Technology Conference, and Stop Surfing-Start Teaching Conference. Through our collective efforts, we pre­ sented on topics relating to faculty and student issues in online learning and face-to-face web enhanced learning environments. Next year, we will provide continued opportunities to help faculty enrich the learning environments for their stu­ dents. I am encouraged with their will­ ingness to learn and support their stu­ dents as technology continues to go the distance.

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10 What an exciting and interesting year to work in progress. A simulated company, be in business! The Business and Buzz Electronics, provided the platform Technology Institute has worked very for the experience. closely with many businesses to help The ava ilability of training grant funds with the challenges of a changing work make company-specific training accessi­ force and a volatile economy. The train­ ble to more clients than ever before. ing and research programs offered Grant funds significantly reduce the fcc through the Business and Technology in many training programs including Institute continue to meet the success Leadership Supervisory Training, measures of quality, productivity and Problem Solving, APICS, Lean profitability of the companies at afford­ Manufacturing, Electronics, Oracle, able COStS. Microsoft programs and web design pro­ The APICS reconfiguration of the grams. The list of approved workshops Certified in Production and Im·entory continues to grow and customized pro­ ~lanagement (CIP.~I) program is now in grams can be readily approved. place. This process provided the oppor­ The Business and Technology tunity tore' ise the educational materi­ Institute has become an Authorized als to more effectively manage the flow Testing Center for the Microsoft Office of new techniques and technology in User Specialist (MOUS) Certificate production and inventory management. Program. MOUS testing certification The new APICS modules are ~laster validates computer skills in the Planning of Resources, Detailed Microsoft Office programs. Employers Scheduling and Planning, Execution and appreciate this certification because Control of Operations, and Strategic computer skills are important in the hir­ Management of Resources. These mod­ ing process. Honors and Achievements ules, taught by Dominque Youakim To discuss training, consulting or Joy Rainey plant manager at Arkwright, are offered research needs contact Marilyn Promotrd to Ojfia Systems SpecU!Iist I I I in an evening format or in a weekend DeRuiter, Director, Business and format. Technology Institute at 2 17-581-2913 or "Who Moved My Cheese", an amazing email at [email protected] or visit our way to deal with change, has been very website at www.elu.eduJ- btl. well received. "Cheese" is a metaphor for what one wants in life and the "maze" is where one looks for what is wanted. This program is based on the best selling book, "Who Moved ~ly Cheese", by the popular business author Spencer j ohnson. Company-specific training is extremely effective and opens the door to addressing the frequent changes within a company. The Business and Technology Institute has been involved in offering "Lean Manufacturing" in three cities. The participants were pleased to be part of such a productive and fun program. By applying lean manufacturing tech­ niques throughout the program, they were able to improve quali ty, reduce cycle time, improve delivery and reduce

Lton .tftmuftu:turing Works/top in F.ffingltom, Illinois Journal. He replaces Dr. Frank Clark Dr. Sid Dudley, AMA adviser, for once who retired June 30, 2000. again demonstrating that students can and do make a difference. School of Business Effective April 2001, MCSB International - The Association to Eastern's Theta Omega chapter of ...... Advance Collegiate Schools of Beta Alpha Psi achieved Superior sta­ Business became the new name of the tus for work performed in 1999-2000. organization formerly known as MCSB - The award was presented at Beta Alpha Chair: Michael L. Boorom The International Association for Psi's annual meeting in August 2000. II Associate Chair: E. Wayne Chandler Management Education or American As a result, a $1000 award funded by Direccor of Administration and Assembly of Collegiate Schools of KPMG Foundation will be presented to Development: Toni Smith Support Staff: Sally Bock Business. The name was changed to the chapter. Congratulations to the Shirley Edwards reflect growing membership outside the chapter and their advisor, Dr. Roann Melissa Gordon U.S., currently over 650 U.S. educa­ Kopel. Sandy Gossen tional institutions and more than 170 Sharon Huston Beta Gamma Sigma, the national hon­ universities on six continents, provide judy Lang orary organization for accredited busi­ new opportunities and challenges as it Fran Warren ness programs, honored three women of Lab Specialists: Eric Knuth expands its role as a source of informa­ distinction as chapter honorees this Erik Quist tion, training, and networking for man­ year. Dr. Carol Surles, President of agement educators. This international Eastern Illinois University, Ms. Julie organization is the accrediting agency Nimmons (Class of 1977), President of The School of Business began the new for our School of Business program. year with a new chair, Michael L Schutt Sports Group and President of Boorom, Ph.D. Dr. Boorom received The American Marketing the Business Advisory Board, and Ms. his Ph.D. in Marketing from the Association chapter at Eastern was Joyce Madigan (Class of 1980), part­ University of South Florida. Prior to awarded the Outstanding Midwestern ner in Gilbert, Metzger & Madigan, this appointment, he was associate dean Regional Chapter for the 2000-2001 aca­ LLP and member of the Accountancy and professor of marketing in the demic year. This places the chapter in Advisory Board, were selected for this College of Business and Public the top 12 out of approximately 400 honor because of their commitment to Administration at California State chapters in the world for the 4th consec­ personal and professional excellence in University at San Bernardino. utive year and the practice of business. All have been Previously, he taught at the University that includes extremely supportive of the business of South Florida at Tampa and Brevard the 1998-1999 programs at Eastern. Congratulations! Community College in Melbourne, Chapter of the Effective Fall 2000, Business Florida. He also has experience in sales Year. Dr. Sid Education, Family and Consumer and served as a volunteer lobbyist for Dudley Sciences Education, and Technology United Faculty of Florida (Higher received the Education merged their programs into Education Association) to the Florida Adviser of the the new Career and Technical legislature. His work has been pub­ Year Award at Education program which has become lished in many journals and proceedings, theAMA a part of the School of Technology. and most Annual recently, his Conference Sid Dudley Administrative Information Systems work appeared which was held in New Orleans, and Computer Management majors have in the Journal Louisiana in April 2001. Over 131 colle­ merged their programs into the of Personal giate chapters from around the world Computer Information Systems Selling & Sales participated in the conference. major with four concentrations: Management, Congratulations to AMA and Dr. Corporate Systems Development, User Journal ofthe Dudley! Systems Management, Academy of Telecommunications Systems, and The American Marketing Marketing Client/Server Systems. They are also Association once again organized Scimce, and the offering a Computer Information Eastern's Time To Shine event held Business Case Systems Minor that would be available Mic/ra(/ L. &orom prior to Family Weekend in October to students in any major within the 2000. Hundreds of students represent­ University. The new major will go into ing many student organizations on cam­ pus work together to pick up litter and effective Fall 2001. debris on campus. This campus-wide Dr. Henry Davis, professor of Degrees Awarded (FY 2001) 413 event began in 1998 and is always a big accountancy, received the School of Majors 1,816 success. Congratulations to Ben Business Service Award for 2001. Forney, executive vice president, Student Credit Hours 15,962 Service awards recognize excellence in Carrie Masek, assistant organizer, and service to the University, College, School, disci­ Finance Research. She is also known for Citizens National Bank of Paris, R.R. pline, and/or her mentor relationship with other fac­ Donnelley & Sons Company of community. ulty members and has published with MattOon, N.W. Bud Althoff of Dr. Davis many professors and encourages scholar­ Effingham, and Siemer Milling served on six ship among her peers. Dr. Dudley also Company of Effingham. Greg Curl major univer­ has a distinguished service record. She who accepted the award of behalf of sity commit­ has served on various committees for the Citizens National Bank is a member of tees, including accounting unit within the School of the Business Advisory Board, and R.R. 12 the Distant Business as well as graduate, curriculum, Donnelley & Sons Company has been a Learning and research committees. She currently business scholarship sponsor for many International serves on the University Personnel years. Congratulations! HmryDavis Property Rights Committee and is a past president of The Financial Management Community, whose recommendations Beta Gamma Sigma. Association (FMA) hosted three guest will significantly impact Eastern Illinois Dr. Sid Dudley, Dr. Nancy Marlow, speakers this academic year. Mr. Gary University for many years. and Dr. Jane Wayland, all professors Swearingen, stOckbroker with AG Dr. Lola Dudley has been named the of marketing, and Dr. Richard Edwards, Mr. Dick Stark, agent for Distinguished Business Professor for Whitaker, professor of finance, State Farm Insurance, and Mr. Steve 2001. She is a professor of accountancy received Replogle, trust officer with First Mid and has excelled in all areas of teaching, School of Illinois Bank and Trust gave excellent research, and service and has genuinely Business presentations and we thank them for distinguished herself among her peers. Teaching their participation. Dr. Stephen She also received the School of Business Recognition Larson is the adviser for FMA. Teaching Award for 2001. As a teacher, Awards for Eric Frick (Class of 1980), Jim Professor 2001. Dr. Gleich, and Julie Nimmons (Class of Dudley pushes Dudley, Dr. 1977), School of Business Advisory her students Marlow, and Board members, also served as guest by creating an Dr. Wayland speakers in several classes prior to active learning worked attending the board meeting on April 6, environment. Richard Whitai~r together on 2001. Eric used his experience as vice She encour­ the assessment of student learning and president of Harris Trust and Savings agesindepen­ curriculum issues and demonstrated Bank to speak in a business law class, dent thinking dedicated service to the school. Dr. Jim, controller of the Engine Division of and stimulates Whitaker designed and developed three Caterpillar, spoke in financial account­ intellectual finance courses which upgraded the con­ ing classes, and Julie, president of Lola Dudley curiosity. She ceptual content and quantitative diffi­ Schutt Sports Croup, spoke in commer­ provides cooperative learning exercises culty of the finance curriculum. cial law classes. All who participated and gives consideration to student feed­ The East Central Illinois were extremely pleased with the out­ back. Professor Dudley has continually Development Corporation presented comes, and we thank them for their changed her teaching techniques tO their annual Business Ethics and Social service. reflect the changing accounting environ­ Involvement (BESI) Awards to the ment her students will enter upon grad­ uation. She has received two Innovative Teaching Grams from the Illinois CPA Society. She also shares her experiences through publications. She has published in accounting education journals in addi­ tion to test banks, study guides, and critical thinking exercises available on the web. Professor Dudley's scholarship does not end with educational contribu­ tions. She has published articles on cor­ porate restructuring, convertible bond financing, and earning per share among other accounting areas in scholarly jour­ nals such as the Journal of Accountancy, Journal of Accounting, Auditing, and Finance, Journal of Research in Accounting and Fiti011Ce, and Jorwnal ofAccounting and From the kft: Nancy Marltm~, Sid Dudky, Mile Boorom, Choir, School of Businas, and Jane Woylond Don Gher (Class of 1973) served as database marketing and development as lation. The dictionary is nearing com­ Executive-in-Residence April 4 - 6, it pertains to Edward Jones customers. pletion and is expected to be finished 2001. Don is One of his primary responsibilities is within the next three months. As part chairman and development and oversight of the of the faculty exchange program with chief invest­ Enterprise Data Wa rehouse, a project to the Universite de Mons-Hainaut in ment officer of create a new way for the firm to store Mons, Belgium, Or. Kopel also taught a Coldstream customer, associate, and product data so Financial Statement Analysis class for Capital that associates can have access to faster fourth and fifth year Belgian students. 13 Management analysis. While here, he gave a presenta­ Karin Comble-Darja, professor of in Bellevue, tion to student on "Getting Ahead in accounting at Mons-Hainaut, assisted Washington. Your Career: Advise from the Business her in teaching the class to the Belgian While here, he World." students. She used United States com­ served as panies for analysis and comparison to Dr. Roann Kopel, associate professor Don Gltu guest speaker Belgian accounting standards. This of accountancy, recently returned from a in several finance classes and gave a pre­ course presented quite a challenge to one-month trip co Belgium where she is sentation co the public and campus the students because they are used to co-authoring a dictionary to be pub­ community on "Fund Management- My strictly lecture classes, no homework, no lished in English and French comparing Experience and Your Opportunities." class participation, and no textbooks. In United States and Belgian accounting Don also attended the Faculty Awards Dr. Kopel's class, they were assigned terms. Joseph Antoine, a retired pro­ recognition dinner and the School of homework and were graded on class par­ fessor of accounting at the Universite de Business Advisory Board meeting of ticipation. She said it was a challenging Mons-Hainaut, provides the expertise which he is a member. experience for her, but one she enjoyed on Belgian accounting terms, Or. Kopel and learned from - so much so that she Mr. Gary Gueldne r, assistant profes­ provides the expertise of U.S. terms, is going back in May 2002 to teach the sor of Accountancy, retired July 31, and Jean-Louis Sauvage provides the class again. 2001, after serving 33 years at Eastern expertise regarding language and trans- Illinois University. We wish him well! Dr. Roann Kopel, associate professor of Accountancy, and Mr. Michael The annual Information Systems Wilson, instructor of Quantitative Day was held September 13. Analysis, were among 13 Eastern Illinois Representatives from Boeing, ADM, University facu lty named to "Who's Who McLeod, UPT, May, Convergys, UPT, Among America's Teachers 2000." State Farm, Nims Associates, Spiegel, Students were given the opportunity tO Caterpillar, and Hewitt participated as nominate the one teacher from their guest lecturers in several IS classes. entire academic career who "made a dif­ They also conducted interviews and ference in their lives" by helping to spoke with student business organiza­ shape their values, inspiring interest in a tions. particular subject and/or challenging The School of Business hosted two Joseph Anroine and Roann Kopel at Uniwmte' de them to strive for excellence. panel discussions on "Internships- The Mons-lfairnaut, Mons, &lgium. Congratulations! Employer's Perspective" on February 7, 2001. Panelists included: Paul Rappa, Edward Jones; Marcia Hussong, ICTC/McLeodUSA; JoAnn Walk, State Farm Insurance Companies; Natalie Bentson, C.H. Robinson; and Ellen Kolbert, Panduit Corporation. Renee Stroud, School of Business Internship Coordinator, and Dr. Christie Roszkowski, Undergraduate Coordinator, moderated the panel dis­ cussions that were well attended by stu­ dents interested in the internship expe­ rience. Mr. Ken King, principle and direcror of marketing research for Edward jones Investments in St. Louis, was Executive-in-Residence on October 24. King joined Edward Jones in 1996 and lntmz.sltips- The Employer's Puspertive. From tit~ lift: Paul Rapps (F.dr..YJrd Jo11~s), Jo A11n Walk (State FanflfiiS.), Ellm conducts resea_rch, data analysis and Kolbrrt (Panrluit Corp.), Marcia Hussong (ICTC/.#cuorl USA), and Natalie &ntson (C. H. Robinson). Dr. Stephen Dr. Cheryl Noll was appointed as Faculty/Research a Service Larlbee, Coordinator of the Master's in Business Activities: professor of Administration program effective july I , accountancy, 2000. As coordinator, Dr. Noll is William R. Allen As.soritllt Profts.sor, Quantitatir:t Analysis, PhD, received the responsible for advising all MBA stu­ 1989, Unif->trsity of Wzsconsin-Jfadison School of dents, recruit­ Business ment, serving David P. Arseneau Service as ex-officio /ns/rtJ('tor, .llanagnnnll, .lfBA, 1979, Nortltmt 14 Illinois Unif-'trsity Recognition member and Award for 2001. executive offi­ Training or Development Workshops, Classes, Seminars: lie has served cer of the Dynamic Classroom Tools for Managing the on six commit- Sfl!phm Loribrr Graduate Entrepreneurial Classroom, University of tees at the university and school level in Committee, Colorado, Boulder, Colorado, April ZOO 1 addition tO other service and adviser to Proceedings: projects. the MBA The Marketing Portfolio: A Multilevel Association. Assessment Tool, Proceedings of 2000 Several business students represented t-.larketing t-.lanagement Association 2000 She holds the our school at the annual legislative C/tUJI.Vo/1 Educator's Conference, St. Louis, rank of profes­ t-.lissouri, September 2000, pp. 90-91, poster session in Springfield on April 19. sor and has been a member of the \\ith .Marlow, N., Dudley, S., Wayland, J., Representing marketing with a poster Business Communications faculty since Preston, S., ewsuom, ., Chandler, W. presentation Plant It Planet were Kerl 1990. Presentations: Gragg, Karlsa Grothaus, Nathan A Multiple Approach to Program Kreke, and Patti Mapes; Trlsha Eastern's chapter of the Society for Assessment of a Business Program Smitley could not attend. Human Resource Management (Marketing): Multiple Tools, Multiple Levels, Multiple Faculty Commitment, Representing computer information sys­ earned a Merit Award for the 2000-2001 CAPS Conference, Fort Mitchell, tems was Jessica Litton with her school year. Out of 380 active student Kentucky, April 2001, with Marlow, ., poster presentation Kansas, Illinois chapters, 81 earned a superior merit Dudley, S., Preston, S., ewstrom, ., Online Community Project. Faculty award and 21 achieved merit award sta­ Wayland, J. and Chandler, W. sponsors were Dr. Marilyn Wilkins tus. Congratulations to the chapter and Michael L Boorom and Dr. Jane Wayland. their advisers, Dr. Barbara Cltairond Profts.sor, .1/arhting, PhD, 1994, Kemmerer and Dr. Christie Uflif-Yrsity ofSouth Florida Dr. Carol Lundgren, professor of Roszkowski! Information Systems, retired }.lay 31, Editorial Activities: Proceedings reviewer, AMA Summer 2001, after teaching 12 years in the Dr. C. William Wootton, professor Educators School of Business. Best wishes! of accountancy, received the School of Proceedings reviewer, National Conference Business Research Award for 2001. on Sales Management In Fall2000, Research awards recognize faculty mem­ Proceedings reviewer, Southwest Decision Dr. Karen Sciences bers w ho have demonstrated excellence Nantz, profes­ Proceedings reviewer, Society for Advances in research evidenced by publications in sor of in Marketing refereed jour­ Information nals. Or. Waldo L Born Systems, Wootton had As.siXiott Profts.sor, Finan<~. PhD, 1984, Tilt spent her sab­ Ut~if-'trsiry of TtxtJS at Austin four published batical leave in Academic/Professional Organizations: peer-reviewed Wales. She Past-president, Southwestern Society of articles in taught an Economists national or Program Chair, Southwestern Society of upper-division international Economists C{lroll.undgrm class in the journals and Editorial Board, Academy of Financial School of Business at the University of Services three presen­ Glamorgan in Portypriff, Wales. She also Officer, Southwestern Society of tations at Economists served on a university committee that national or Treasurer, Great Lakes Chapter-URISAV restructured the university's web pages C. William Wootton regional meet- Board of DirectOrs, Urban and Regional and continues to serve as a consultant. Information Systems, Great Lakes ings. In addition, she visited Glaxo Wellcome, Chapter United Kingdom, Global Policies and For more information on the School of Editorial Board, American Real Estate Society Standards Division. She continued her Business, visit our web site at: research on academic web design and Consulting Activities: http://Www.elu.edu/-buslness/ Il linois I lousing Institute, Manufactured electronic metadata standards. I lousing Analysis Manuscript Review and Editorial Activities: Editorial Board, The journal of Real Estate Research Paper Reviewer, Financial Practices in CAPS Conference, Fort Mitchell, Academic/Professional Organizations: Education Kentucky, April 2001, with Marlow, Treasurer, Arkansas Business Association Editorial Board, journal of Real Estate Dudley, S., Preston, S., Newstrom, Proceedings: Literature Wayland, j. and Arseneau, D. Teaching Problem Solving in Accounting Editorial Board, Southwestern Economic Committees: Courses Using a Generic Problem-Solving Review Council of Chairs, EIU Model, AAA Midwest Regional Meeting, Editorial Board, journal of the Academy of Academic Technology Advisory Committee, St. Louis, ~lissouri, April2001, with Financial Services EIU 'ormand, C. Editorial Board, journal of Real Estate Technology Standards Subcommittee of Teaching Problem Solving in Accounting Research the Academic Technology Advisory Courses Using a Generic Problem-SoJ,ing IS Service Activities: Committee, EIU ~lodel, AAA Annual Meeting, Chair, Rural Partners, Economic Data Service Activities: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, August 2000. Coordinating Group Financial Committee, j ohn Whitmer p. 93, 11 ith Norman, C. Historical Association Instructional Materials: Edward W. Brankey Court Appointed Special Advocate for Test Bank to accompany Introduction to Profrssor, Business Low, JD, 1978, Southtm Abused and Neglected C hildren (CASA) Accounting, 2nd Edition, Volume 2, Irwin Illinois UnMrsity Coles County McGraw llill, 2000 Certifications: Faculty Advisor, Student Chapter, Test Bank to accompany Introduction to Consumer Bankruptcy Law, American American Marketing Association, EIU Accounting, 2nd Edition, Volume I, Irwin Bankruptcy Board of Certification McGraw II ill, 2000 Manuscript Review and Editorial Activities: lngYu Chiou Service Activities: Editorial Board, journal of Business Assistant Proftssor, Fi110nff, P!tD, 1999, Nffi: York Faculty Ad1·isor, Collegiate Business Strategies Univu"siiJ Women, EIU Presentations: Presentations: Recent Legislative Developments Measuring the Sid c. Dudley Regarding Bankruptcy Reform, Annual Value of Assoriott Proftssor, Jforktting, P!tD, 1978, Meeting of Academy of Legal Studies in Strategic U11ivtrsity ofArkoiiSOs-Foymroillt Business, St. Louis, Missouri, August Alliances, Academic/Professional Organizations: 2000, with Dent, R. Esq. Southern Immediate Past-president, Central Illinois Finance C hapter, American Marketing Association Committees: Association Student Legal Services Committee, EIU Officer, Collegiate Chapters Council, Meeting, American Marketing Association International Programs Advisory ovember Committee, EIU 2000, Training or Development Workshops, Pre La" Minor Advisory Committee, EIU Savannah, Classes, Seminars: University Professionals of Illinois Georgia Designing Effective Surveys, Institute for Grievance Committee, EIU Professional Education, Washington, Service Activities: Henry L Davis D.C., june 2001 Advisory Board, McGraw-llilVDushkin Assoriolf Proftssor, Arrounting, P!tD, !984, T our of Distribution Facilities, Walgreen's President, Coles-Cumberland Bar UnMrsity ofNorth Carolina Distribution Center, Mount Vernon, Association Illinois, March 2001 Consulting Activities: Tour of Distribution Facilities, United Consumer Bankruptcy Committee, Taught three courses for the Business & American Bankruptcy Institute Parcel Service, CACH Technology Institute, EIU Distribution/Sorting Center, Hodgkins, International Insolvency Committee, Instructional Materials: Wiley Business American Bankruptcy Institute Illinois, February 2001 Extra Website Critical Thinking Tour of Distribution Facilities, orfolk Exercises, 200+ original critical thinking Southern Corporation, lntermodal Rail E. Wayne Chandler exercises published on website, 2000 Assoriou C!toir and Proftssor, Morktting, P!tD, Yard, Chicago, Illinois, February 2001 1979, Amo110 Stoff Univu"siiJ Committees: T our of Distribution Facilities, C. H. Council on University Planning and Robinson Company, Chicago South Manuscript Review and Editorial Activities: Budget, EIU Offices, Burr Ridge, Illinois, February Marketing Management Association's Executive Sub-committee, Council of 2001 Publication Council University Planning & Budget(CUPB), Proceedings: Editor, Central Illinois American Marketing EIU Association's ewsletter The Marketing Portfolio: A Multilevel Sub-committee, Renovations and Assessment Tool, Proceedings of2000 Editorial Board Member, journal of Alterations, Council on University Marketing Management Marketing Management Association 2000 Planning and Budget, EIU Educator's Conference, St. Louis, Proceedings: Chair, Subcommittee on Standards, Missouri, September 2000, pp. 90-91, The Marketing Portfolio: A Multilevel Academic T echnology Advisory with Marlow, N., Chandler, W., Wayland, Assessment Tool, Proceedings of 2000 Committee, EIU j., Preston, S., Newstrom, . and Marketing Management Association 2000 Service Activities: Arseneau, D. Educator's Conference, St. Louis, Chairman, Ciry of Charleston Fire and Presentations: Missouri, September 2000, pp. 90-91, Police Board of Commissioners with Marlow, ., Dudley, S., Wayland,]., A Multiple Approach to Program Advisory Committee for the Business Asse~sment of a Business Program Preston, S., Newstrom, . and A11>eneau, Division of Lake Land College D. (Marketing): ~1ultiple Tools, r.tultiple l..e,els, Multiple Faculty Commitment, Presentations: Lola W. Dudley CAPS Conference, Fort Mitchell, A Multiple Approach to Program Professor, Accounting, Pit!), 1982, UnMrsiry of Kentucky, April 2001, with Marlow, Assessment of a Business Program ArkofiSOS Chandler, W., Preston, S., Newstrom, N., (Marketing): Multiple Tools, Multiple Certifications: Wayland, j. and Arseneau, D. Levels, Multiple Faculty Commitment, Certified Public Accounwnt Committees: Student Publications Board, EIU Management Association International William B. Joyce Conference, May 2001, with Lundgren, Assis/(1111 ProffSSor; Accomlli11g, PhD, 1997, Service Activities: T. and Nantz, K. Uniwrsity ofN'bro.sko-Linco/11 Coordinator, Business Ethics and Social Involvement Awards Certifications: Pat R. Graves Faculty Advisor, American Marketing Certified Cash Manager Professor, Busi11tss Communications, EdD, 1985, Association, EIU Certified Public Accountant Univtrsity of. lfm1plt1S Certified Management Accountant Dean S . 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Willems Attended Accounting I listorical Research F.osttf'll Illinois Univtrsiry Assislont ~roffSSOr, Quontitotiw Anolysis, PltD, Conference, Columbus, Ohio ovember Certifications: 21 1994, lnd10110 Unir;U'Sity 2000 • Certified Senior Industrial Technologist Proceedings: Attended 8th World Congress of The Quality of Training in Accounting Historians, Madrid, Spain, Allen Clayton Telecommunications: A Comparison of July 2000 lnstmctor, lnfonnation SysttmS, BS, 1985, the Marketing Managers' and Information Training or Development Workshops, Soutltrm Illinois Uniwrsity Systems Managers' Viewpoints, Classes, Seminars: Proceedings of the Association for Attended Institute of Management Elizabeth A. Coffey Computing Machinery. 200 I Special Accountants (IMA) Student Day, Instructor, l!iformotion Systnns, MBA, 1981, Interest Group on Computer Personnel Decatur, Illinois, Ocwber 2000 F.osttrn Illinois Ut1iwrsity Res.earch Conference, San Diego, Attended Accounting Professor Seminar California, April 2001, pp. 48-56, with Caterpillar, Inc., Peoria, Illinois, ' Dean Dudley Ketler, K. September 2000 Proftssor (F.mmtus), Finonct, PhD, 1965, The Management of the UnivtrsiiJ of Washington at StallIt Telecommunications Function: The Journal Articles (Peer Re' iewed): The Recognition and Valuation of Current I mpa~t on Organizational Support, Amy Edwards Assets on The Balance Sheet in the Planm~g, and Training Quality, 2001 lnstrortor, Information SysttmS, JfBA, 1997, Proceedmgs of the MBM Conference, United States, 1865·1935, The Easurnlllinois Univrrsity Chicago, Illinois, March 200 I, pp. 26-3 1, Accounting Historian's journal, with Ketler, K. ovember 2000, with Normand, C. Robert M. Hubbard The Integration of Telecommunications in The Relationship Between the Smoothing lnstmctor, Ma11agrmmt, 1984, EdD Boston Marketing Management: The Need for of Reported Income and Risk-Adjusted U11ivtrsiry ' Training, 2001 Proceedings of the Returns, Journal of Economics and Southwest Decision Sciences Conference, Finance, Vol. 24, o. 2, Summer 2000, Brian Johanpeter New Orleans, Louisiana, February 2001, pp. 141-159, with Michelson, S. and lnstmrtor, Communications, MA, 1999, Easttf'll pp. 90-93, with Ketler, K. Jordan-Wagner, j. Illinois Ur1ivtrsity The Importance ofTelecommunications: A The Legal Status of Account Books in Comparison of rhe Marketing :\tanagers' Colonial America, Accounting History, 'S Jeffrey L Oetting and Information Systems Managers' Vol. 5, o. 1, 2000, with Moore, M. lnstf71C1or, Busill(SS EdiiCotion, JfBA, 1992, The Changing Genderization of the Vie,~pomt, 2000 Proceedings of the Easurnl/linois Uniumity auonal Decision Sciences Conference, Accounting Workforce in the United Orlando, Florida, ovcmber 2000, pp. States, 1930-1990, Accounting Business Darlene Rledeman 823·826, with Ketler, K. and Financial I lis tory, Vol. I 0, No. 2, July lnstmrtor, lnfonnation SysttmS, MBA, 1994, 2000, pp. 169-190, with Kemmerer, B. Presentations: l..o)'Oio Uniwrsity The Management of the Proceedings: Telecommunications Function: The The Valuation and Reporting of R. Scott Stevens Receivables in the United States, 1865· l11structor, Manogmltlll, MBA, 1978, Eosttf'll l mpa~t on Organizational Support, Planmng, and Training Quality, Media 1935, ~Midwest Regional Meeting, Illinois Univrrsity World Conference on Educational St. Lou1s, Missouri, April 2001, with Multimedia, Hypermedia and Normand, C. Thom Strohecker Telecommunications, july 2000, with Books/Contributions to Books: Instructor, Information SysttmS, BA 1989 Easttf'll Ketler, K. Accounting: Historical Perspectives, Illinois Unit'ti"SiiJ ' ' Encyclopedia of Business and Finance Service Activities: Robert F. Wayland Faculty Advisor, Phi Gamma u Macmillan Reference, October 2000, Vol. 1, pp. 9-13, with ormand, C. Assoriotr Proftssor, Manog(f11(11t PhD 1990 Professional Business Society, EIU Univtrsity ofNorth Ttxas ' ' ' Committees: Michael D. Wilson Council on Faculty Research, EIU Certifications: Senior Professional in Human Resources lnstrurtor, Quantitative Analysis, MBA, 1982, Service Activities: rwstrm /1/inois Coordinator, Volunteer Income Tax Univtrsity Douglas A. Zuhone Assistance Program (VITA) lnstmctor, Finoncr, MBA, 1988, Easttm Illinois Service Activities: Faculty Advisor, Student Accounting Univrrsity Faculty Advisor, Society, EIU Secretary/ Treasurer, Beta Gamma Sigma, EIU

Midtotl D. Wil.ron Honors and Achievements Eric: L Knuth John R. Willems Promoud to LAN Support SptrioiiSIII Ouontilhtir..v AnoiJsis Disciplinr Unit Coordinator; Sally Boek Faculry Rtstarclt Grant, School ofBusintss Promoud to 0/fta Systtms Sptrialist II Stephen F. Larlbee FOCiiiiJ &starch Grant, School of Busintss; SnTJicr Michael D. Wilson Waldo L Born Rtcognition Ar;::ord, School ofBusinrss; Sabbatical Wlto s Wlto Among Americas Ttaclttrs 2000 Finafl('t Disdplinr Unit Coordinator Lt(/fl( Fall 2000 C. William Wootton E. Wayne Chandler Terry D. Lundgren Profrssional Advofl('f1lltllt fncreast; FOCiiiiJ 22 TtdmolotJ' F.nltonrrd and Drlivtrtd Education FOCiilty &SUirclt Grant, School of Busintss Rtstarclt Grant, School of Businr.ss; Rrstarrlt Grant, F.IU A~ard, School ofBusintss Nanc:y D. Marlow Hank L Davia Markrting Disciplint Unit Coordinator; Forolry Rtsrorclt Grant, Srltool ofBusiluss; Stroiet Acltia£ment anti Contribution Arrardfor Stroirt, Arrard, School of Businrss EIU; Ttoclting &cognition Aword, School of Business; Faculty Rrstorclt Grant, School of Lola W. Dudley BusitJtss Distinguisltrd BusilttSS Proftssor Arrard, School of BIISintss; Ttaclting Af!Mrd, School of Busintss; David G. Mc:Grady Forolry Rtsmrrlt Grant, School of Busintss; Farolty Mf111btr of tltt Month, UndtrgrodtiOtt Rtstarclt Arrord, F.! U Panlttllmic/lntnfraumiry Council, F.IU

Sid c. Dudley nmothy H. Mills Atlvistr of tltr Ytor Arrord, Ammcon Morktting &ctivtd Ctrtifid Public Accountant Ctrti[Kation; Assodotion; T({lr/tittg Rtrognition Arrard, School of Trcltnology Enltanrtd and &livtrtd &Juration BIISintss Grant, ElU; Farolry &starch Grant, School of Busintss Dean S. Elmutl .llonagf111mt Disdplint Unit Coordinator; Faculry Thomas P. Moncada Rrstarclt Grant, School of Businrss; Opn-ations FOCiiiiJ &storrlt Grant, School of BusitltSS .lfonogtmmt & F.ntrrprmnmltip Assodotion Popn- Arrard, .lfidrrtst Busintss Administration Karen S. Nantz Assodotion Ttrltnology Enltonrrd anti &livtrtd F.ducation Grant, ElU; Fm:u/ry Rtstarrlt Grant, Srltool of Norman A. Garrett Businrss; Sabbotical/.t{JV( Fall 2000 Computtr lnformotiott Systnns Disdplint Unit Coordinator; Forolry RtsMrclt Grant, School of Cheryl L Noll Busintss; Who s Who in tltr World; /VIto s Who in &st Papn- ArMrd Nomina-, ISECON 2000; Amrriron F.durotion Faculty RtSt(lrclt Grant, Srltool of Businrss

Sandy Gossett Carol Normand Promotrdto Officr Systrms Sprriolist II Accountancy Disriplint U11it Coordinator

Pat R. Graves Richard Palmer Busitttss CommunirotioiiS Disriplint Unit Faculty &starch GmtJI, School of llusintss Coordinator; Farulry Rtstorclt Grant, School of 811SiflfSS Jyotl N. Prasad Farolty Rtstarclt Grant, School of Businrss James Jordan-Wagner Forolry Rtsmrrlt Grant, Srltool of Busintss Erik A. Quist Promoltdto I AN Support Sprrialist I William B. Joyc:e Coullril on Farolry Rtstorrlt Ar:ord, F. I U; Foculry Christie L Roszkowski Rtstorclt Grm/1, School of Busintss; Acltin:nl/(l/t Busi~~tss /.or;: Disciplint Unit Coortlitllllor anti Contribution Arrard for Rtstorclt and Crtotir;t Aair:iry. ElU Jane P. Wayland Promoltd to Proftssor; Ttoclting Rtrognition Yunua Kathawala Ar:ard, School ofBusinr ss; Rtddm Grm/1 for Proftsstonal At/vofl('nnnll lnrmm; FamiiJ lmproml/(l/t of Untltrgrntluott lnstrortion, F.! U Rtstorrlt Grant, School ofBusintss; Sabbatical l.tot't Fall 2000 Richard B. Whitaker Traclting Rtrognition Ati.'XIrd, School of Businrss; Karen J. Ketler Faculry Rtstarrlt Grant, School of Busintss Sabbatical ILtlflt Spring 200 I; Farolry RtStarrlt Grant, Srltool of Busi11rss Marilyn L Wilkins Trcltnology Enltancttl and Drlivtrttl F.dumtiotJ Roann R. Kopel Grant, El U; Foatll)• Rtstarclt Grant, Srltool of Farolry Rtsrarrlt Cra111, Srltool ofBusintss; Wlto s Business; Rtstarclt Support Gmlll, School of Who Among Amtrims 'l'tarltrrs 2000; Sabbatiral Business; Mirrocomputing Cltonallors Crrtifimtr, I.t{JV( Amdemic YMr 2000-200 I University ofMissouri-St. l .ouis; Rtddm Gmnt for lmpr~Wttntllt of UtJdtrgror/u(ltt lnstrortion, RIU School of Family and Consumer Sciences

Choir: Loretta P. Prater Support Stoff jean Bauer Michelle l\lorgan 23

Ms. Carol Armstrong, associate pro­ fessor, retired May 31, 200 I, after serv­ ing at Eastern for 29 years. Carol started her career as secretary to the school. After encouragement Grandparents Raising Grandchildren. program aimed at four to seven year from her super­ She was also able to identify internship olds, parents, and early childhood pro­ visor, Dean and student exchange opportunities for fessionals. Additionally, a new Dodge Emeritus, Mary Family and Consumer Sciences hospital­ Ram van designed and equipped to Ruth Swope, ity students. serve as a mobile book and resource she pursued her .llr. Carol Amurrowg lending library was presented tO the The Child Care Resource and Master's Degree school by Lura Lynn Ryan, wife of Referral Center has expanded new in Family and Consumer Sciences spe­ Illinois' Governor George Ryan. It is initiatives to promote quality life of chil­ cializing in Consumer, Family and Sex intended to demonstrate Illinois' com­ dren and families in their service area. Education. Upon graduation, she began mitment to literacy and the importance As part of the Public Health partner­ teaching. We wish her well as she of involving \'Cry young children with ship, a child care nurse consultant, Tina begins a new path. print materials and activities extending Systo, joined the staff to provide and concepts through hands-on-fun. Eighteen students in the Principles of facilitate health and safety training, con­ Clothing Construction course once again sultation and technical assistance to The Child Development participated in the "Bears Care" pro­ child care providers. As part of a part­ Laboratory received accreditation by ject, sponsored and developed by the nership with WEIU-TV's Ready tO the National Academy of Early Chicago Bears. Eastern is now the only Learn program, Dr. Jayne Ozier and Childhood Programs, a Division of the co llege or university nationwide partici­ Ms. Jackie Swango, director and National Association for the Education pating in the program. Students make assistant directOr of CCR&R respec­ of Young Children effective Summer teddy bears and blankets in the orange tively, were able tO attend the PBS 2000. The three-year process included a and blue design of the Chicago Bears Ready to Learn seminar in Washington, self-study, external evaluawr review, who donate them to sick children, D.C. to get intense training on conflict and commissioners' determination Alzheimer's patients and shelters for resolution designed for parents and which included teacher/child interac­ abused women and children in the training on the new Between the Lions tions, curriculum, teacher/parent rela- Chicago area. Ms. Rose Myers­ Bradley is the instructor coordinating the project. Dr. Lucy Campanls spent her sab­ batical leave in Spring 2001 in England. She performed research relating to fam­ ily functioning/relationships as it relates to older adults and developed and taught a workshop class on

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Student Credit Hours 6,873 Future Enginm'1 or Builtli11g CtllfN' i11 Child /)n;f!opmmr I.nborntory. tionships, staff qualifications/profes­ Consumer Sciences." Dr. Unda retail clients in planning purchases. sional development, administration, Simpson coordinated the conference. Thank you for sharing your time and staffing, environment, health and safety, experiences with us. Dr. Pat McCallister received the nutrition and food service. The accredi­ Outstanding Research Award at the Mr. Michael Strader, director of the tation is valid for three years and ational Association of Home Peace Meal Senior utrition Program, requires annual reports to document Equipment Technical Conference held recently quality. Congratulations! in Washing D.C. October 18-20, 2000. received the 24 Ms. Jean Dilworth spent July 2000 The competitive award was based on Outstanding as one of four guest students who stud­ two parts: submitted research paper and Lifelong ied with Eastern's History Department, oral presentation and defense. The Achievement the Universite Catholique de Louvain, name of the study was "Purchasing Award from and the Centre de Recherches Patterns and Ownership of Appliances the ational d'Archeologie Nationale in an archeolog­ in japan." Dr. McCallister conducted Association of ical dig in Belgium. She studied arti­ research during a semester sabbatical in Nutrition & facts and cultural life at a 12th century Japan. Aging Services chateau. This was an ideal opportunity Programs Dr. Pat McCallister participated in for her as she has taught and studied (NANASP). the International Faculty Development history of clothing for several years. This award is presented to individuals Program in This is her second trip to Belgium since who have demonstrated excellent life­ june 2000 Fall 1998 when she was an exchange long commitment tO the aged and along with professor. NANASP. Mike has been director of nineteen the Peace Meal program since 1975 and For the first time, the school hosted an other faculty has been an advocate for seniors at the Elderhostel lntergeneratlonal from the local, state and national levels. I le was Camp during Summer 2000. Twenty­ United instrumental in establishing the Eastern four adults and eighteen grandchildren States. After Coles County Food Pantry, is a charter attended the camp and enjoyed festivi­ three days of board member of the Charleston Senior ties at Lincoln Log Cabin, Lincoln seminar, the Center, a founding member of the Douglas Debate Museum, Tarble Art Cuban gov­ Illinois Association of utrition Center, Decatur Area Children's ernment sus- Par JfrCollisttr Directors, served as a delegate to the Museum, Scovill Zoo, "Annie" at the pended their 1981 White House Conference on Little Theater on the Square, and activities and allowed only government­ Aging, and is an avid supporter in a myr­ Amish country. The camp was so popu­ sponsored sightseeing activities for the iad of ways of ANASP since 1978. lar that the school will host it again dur­ remainder of the program. Among the Congratulations! ing Summer 200 I. places they were able to visit were Ernest Hemmingway sites, farm cooper­ Once again, the school helped sponsor Effective Fall 2000, Business atives, cigar factories, government World Food Day at Eastern. This Education, Family and Consumer stores, home restaurants, nursing homes year's theme, Poverty and Hunger: The Sciences Education, and Technology and health care facilities. Tragic Link, was discussed via WEIU Education merged their programs into satellite by Professor Arnartya Sen, the the new Career and Technical Students in Merchandising and 1998 obel Lauareate in Economics. Education program which has become Consumer Affairs have a new oppor­ Ms. Jana Lawson and Ms. Amy a part of the School of Technology. tunity to study and design display fix­ Eades were panel moderators. tures and garments using new software - Dr. Laurent AutoCAD (Computer Assisted Design), For more information about the School Gosselin, pro­ Display Shop and Apparel CAD. of Family and Consumer Sciences, visit fessor in the Students will be able ro create noor and our web site at: school since wall tiles, business noor plans and dis­ http://WWW.elu.edu/-famscl/ 1981, retired play fixtures while others will design May 31,2001. scarves and evening apparel. The soft­ We extend our Faculty/Research & Service ware will be shared with the School of very best Activities: Technology also. wishes as he Carol J. Armstrong pursues new Ms. Michelle Norris from Vijon AsstXiotr Profrssor, MSED, 1972, F.ostm~/1/inois interests and a Laboratories returned to campus in Unir-Yf'Sil] few old ones. f.a11rmt Cowli" October 2000 tO talk to students about Certifications: experiences of working with a manufac­ Certified Family & Consumer Scientist The school hosted the IAFCS Annual turer. Vijon manufactures many national Certified Family Life Educator Conference on Eastern's campus on equivalent brands purchased under the Academic/Professional Organizations: April 19, 200 I. The focus of the confer­ Treasurer, Illi nois Council on F'ami ly Equate brand name. She talked about ence was "Technology in Family and Relations interviewing, retail, and working with Committees: Dietetic Association Professional Organizations: Executive Committee, Illinois Council on Editorial Activities: Board member, International T extile and Family Relations Reviewer of several foods and nutrition Apparel Association textbooks Proceedings: Martha S. Brown Refereed Journals: International Textile and Apparel Atting Dton and Assorioft Proftssor, PhD, 1979, Association, 2000 Proceedings Florida Stott Unit'trsity School Food Service Director's Perceived Compliance with the Dietary Guidelines Presentations: Certifications: for Americans, Journal of Child utrition Teaching CAD in Your Program, Illinois Registered Dietitian and Management, 24(1), 2000 Association of Family and Consumer Licensed Dietitian Sciences, April 2001 25 Certified Family & Consumer Scientist Proceedings: International Marketing of an Institutional Committees: Refereed Journals: Food Management Course, Proceedings Publicity Chair, International Textile and Students Write "Company" Annual Report of the Sociery for Nutrition Education Apparel Association on utrition Well-being. journal of 2000 Annual Meeting, July 2000 Design Committee, International Textile Nutrition Education, Volume 33, o. 2, and Apparel Association March/April 200 1, 11 8. Published Instructional Materials: Instructor's Manual to accompany Faculty Senate, EIU Presentations: Nutrition by Insel and Turne r, March Service Activities: Student Perceptions of Poverty: A Pilot 2001, with Eades, A., Fletcher, P., and Newsletter articles for International Study Poster Presentation, American Perovich, S. Textile and Apparel Association Association of Family and Consumer CO-Rom including Power Point presenta­ Research design for International Textile Sciences Pre-Conference on "The Face of tions to accompany utrition by lnsel and and Apparel Association Family in the Future: Social , Economic, Turner, March 2001 Alters and sews tags on ROTC Panther and Cultural Issues and Trends," June, B:malion uniforms, EIU 2001, with Gardner, L., Gribschaw, V., Presentations: Olson, L., Purcell, R., and Wilder, K. Internal Marketing of an Institutional Food Management Course, Sociery for Amy Eades Committees: utrition Education Annual Meeting, lnsrntttor, JIS, /997, Easurn Illinois Unir;~ity Honors Council, EIU Charleston, S.C., July 2000 Certifications: ROTC Advisory Council, EIU Committees: Registered Dietitian Chair, Senior Seminar Advisory Committee, utrition Education Specialist Patricia Bateman Food Service Sanitation Instructor Proftssor, &JD, 1975, Pmnsylrxmio Stoff EIU Univmity Booth Library Advisory Board, EIU Published Instructional ~laterials: Mtrrltmlllising/Cof/SIImtr Affairs Program Arto Service Activities: Instructor's Manual to accompany Coordi110tor Dietetics web site at EIU with ~ ! organ, ~1. utrition by Tnsel and Turner, ~tarch Panel member for the "Learning by 2001, with Burns, M., Fletcher, P., and Editorial Activities: Example: Sharing Our Assessment Perovich, S. Reviewer, Journal of Family and Consumer Experiences," April 2001 Service Activities: Sciences Monthly newspaper article author, Illinois Reviewer, Housing and Sociery Journal Nourishing Your Body presentation, Cooperative Extension Chatham Presbyterian Church Professional Organizations: Executive Board Member, University of Healthful Holiday Eating presentation, Treasurer, American Association of Housing Illinois Extension Clark County Business & Professional Women's Educators Extension Association Committees: Functional Foods television interview, Academic Program Committee, American Lucy A. Campania WCIATV Association of I lousing Educators Associate Proftssor, PltD, 1986, ntt Pmnsylvonio Merry Eating television interview, WEIU Start Unroersity TV Tamatha "Usa" Brooks Professional Organizations: Instructor and llospitality Coordinator, MS, President, Family & Consumer Sciences Laurent A. Gosselin 1997, Eastern Illinois University Educators Council, Illinois Council on Proftssor, EdD, 1977, Tt~~~plt Univtrsiry Certifications: Family Relations Certifications: Registered Dietitian Executive Committee and Subcommittee Certified Family & Consumer Scientist for State Teacher Certification Standards Publications: Melanie T. Burns for Family and Consumer Sciences, Illinois Council on Family Relations Zero to Three, Cornerstone Project for Assistant Proftssor, Ditfttia Coordi110tor, and Calvary for the Calvary Bilingual D~uria/Hospitaliry .lfa110gnnmt Program Arta Committees: .\lulticultural Learning Center, Coordi110tor, PltD, 1999, Univmiry of Illinois Council on T eacher Education, EIU Washington, D.C., 2000 Certifications: Student Appeals Sub-committee, Council Registered on Teacher Education, EIU Mary Lou Hubbard Dietitian Enrollment Management Advisory Profrssor and lnttmsltip Coordi110tor, PltD, 1979, uuition Committee, EIU So11tlttm Illinois Unit'trsiry-Corbondok Education Occupational T eacher Education Committee, EIU Certifications: Specialist Certified Family & Consumer Scientist Food Service Master of Arts in Gerontology Committee, Sanitation EIU Committees: Instructor Writing Competency Exam Reader, EIU Jean K. Dilworth Institutional Review Board, EIU Professional Professor, MFA, 1985, Wtsffm Illinois UnMrsity Organizations: Certifications: Jana Lawson President­ lnstmctor, MS, !997, Eostem Illinois Unroersit)' elect, Certified Family & Consumer Sciences Eastern Professional Certifications: Illinois Registered Dietitian Licensed Dietitian at Charleston lligh School, ovember for the Education of Young Children, Committees: 2000 Peoria, Illinois, October 2000 World Food Day, EIU WIMAdvisor Using Technology in Early Childhood Environments, European University Service Activities: Michelle Meadows Information Systems Annual Conference, llealthful Holiday Cooking presentation, !nsJrortor, ,\fS, !997, &strm Illinois Univmity Berlin, Germany, March 2001 Business & Professional Women's Association Certifications: Proceedings: Certified Family Life Educator The Changing Universities: The Role of Patricia McCallister Professional Organizations: Technology,~ Proceedings of the Seventh 26 Prof,ssor, EdD. 1990, Unit:mtty of Cro,.,;a Co-president, Illinois Council on Family International Conference of European Relations Uni\:ersity Information Systems, Profe~~ional Organization~: llumboldt Universiry, Berlin, Germany, President, Association of I lome Equipment Board Member, Illinois Council on Family ~larch 28-30, 2001 Educarors Relations Award Committee Member, Illinois Committees: Editorial Activities: Council on Family Relations lnrcrnational Programs Advisory Council, Reviewer, journal of Family and Consumer Editorial Activities: EIU Sciences Co-advisor, Association of International Research Abstract Reviewer, Eastern Student Editor, Family Relations journal of the ational Council on Family Relations Students, EIU Family Economics-Resource Management Academic Technology Advisory Committee, Refereed Paper Reviewer, International Refereed journals: Elll Appliances Technical Conference and Gay, Lesbian, Transgendered and Bisexual Student T echnology Fee Subcommittee, Proceedings Families: The Teacher or Caregiver's EIU Refereed Paper Reviewer, journal of Role in the Development of Positive American Association of Family and Relationships, journal of Early Education Ser. ice Activities: Consumer Sciences and Family Revie\\, 2001,8, (3) Positive Guidance for Young Children presentation, .Mothers of Preschoolers Refereed journals: Publications: Organization, Charles ron, Illinois, january Ethics and Environment: Point­ Parent-Teacher-Child Relations and the 2001 Counterpoint, Journal of Family and Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual or Transgendered Developing Professional Portfolios presen­ Consumer Sciences, Vol. 92, Issue 4 Family, Prairie Flame, 2000, 4, (6/7) tation, FCS 5470, September 2000 Proceedings: Presentations: Young C hildren and Nutrition presentation, Purchasing Patterns and Ownership of Using T echnology in Early Childhood FCS 5 153, October 2000 Appliances in japan, Association of Home Environments to Strengthen Cultural A Model for Evaluating Digital Technology Equipment Educators National Technical Connections, National Educational Use, FCS 4230/5230, December 2000 Conference Proceedings, 2000, pp. 15-32. Computing Conference, Chicago, Illinois, Food Purchasing Patterns by japanese june 2001 S. Jayne Ozier Families, Abstracts of Research: American Gay or Lesbian Families: The Teacher or Profrs..ror; Coordinotor, Child Dtrxlopmmt Association of Family and Consumer Caregiver's Role, Illinois Council on l.tJborotorirs: D1rrrtor. Child Corr &sourrr ond SciencesAnnual1\leeting, 2000 Family Relations Conference, t>. lonticello, &frrml Cmttr: ond Coordinotor, AA FCS Pre~entations: Illinois, ~larch 2001 Arrrrtlitotirm Sr/f Study, PhD, 1979, Florida Stou Cuba at the Millennium, Family and Using Technology in Early Childhood UniT:mit_y Consumer Sciences In ternational Lecture Environments to Strengthen Cultural Ccrri fications: Series, ovember 2000 Connections Poster Presentation, Society Family Life Educator The Amish, Wesley Retired Persons for Information Technology and Teacher Family and Consumer Scientist Education International Conference, t\ linistry Council, ovember 2000 American l~ed Cross First Aid and Safety Purchasing Patterns and Ownership of Orlando, Florida, 1\larch 2001 Profes~ional Organizations: Appliances in japan, Association of I lome Transforming Teachers, Transforming Curriculum: Rethinking Diversiry and Kappa Omicron u Doctoral Fellowship Equipment Educators Technical Applicant Review Committee Conference, Washington. D.C.. October Pedagogy, 1 ational Association for the 2000 Education of Young Children Annual Serv icc Activities: Cuba Today, Rotary Club, Charle!>ton, Conference, Atlanta, Georgia, :-\ovember Ready to Learn Coordinator Illinois. September 2000 2000, with Liu, K. and Turner, C. The Cuban Family, Ell: International Tea. Technology as a Tool for Strengthening Loretta P. Prater August 2000 Home-Schooi-Comm unity Connections, Chair anti AssOliott Prof,ssor, PhD, /990, Cuba, The jeffrey Lynch Colloquium, Illinois Association for the Education of Unit:rrsity of Trm1rssrr-Knoxvillr \VEIU TV, July 2000 Young Children Statewide Conference, Profcs:.ional Organizations: Peoria, Illinois, October 2000 Committee Service: Chair, lligher Education Sub-committee, Chairman-elect, American Association of Service Activities: American Association of Family and Family and Consumer Sciences Building Utilization Committee, Consumer Sciences Charleston School DiHrict Child Care Resource and Referral Advisory Committee~: Council, EIU llighcr Education Task Force on Program Steering Committee, International Frances L Murphy Strengthening Linkages between Appliance Technical Conference AssOliou Profr.tror ond Groduott Coordinotor, Communiry Colleges and Baccalaureate PhD, 1989, Tn:os II'own's Stott l-'nit:mity Ser. ice Acti,·ities: Institutions, American Association of Con~umer Ad,·isol) Council, Undem riter~ Certifications: Family and Consumer Sciences Laboratories Food Service Sanitation Instructor Board Member, Illinois Council of Family Range Fires Special Task Group, Professional Organit.ations: Relations Llnder.vriter Laboratories 858 STP Co-President, Illinois Council on Family Council of Chairs and Executive Committee Relations Committee, EIU United States Post Office Advisory Council Council of University Planning and Budget, Presentations: ElU Presented investing unit to Consumer Using Technology in Early C hildhood Education class for the Choices Program Environments, Mid-Illinois Association Presentations: with Dallas, L. Proceedings: Eldcrhostel Regional Coordinator's Outshopping by University Students: Aging Awareness Simulation, Proceedings Meeting Usage of Internet and Catalogs in a Rural of the 27th Annual Meeting of the Statewide Connections Conference University Setting, Society for Marke ting Association for Gerontology in Higher Governors Conference on Aging Advances 2000, 0. Deeter-Schmelz and Education Other Activities: T. Hartman, pp. 35-40, Robert M. Hearin Perceptions of Older Adults in ~lagazine Coordinator, Elderhostei intergenerational Support Foundation, University of Advertisements: A Twenty-year Summer Camp i\lississippi, with Kemmerer, B. and Comparison, Proceedings of the Hawaii Wayland,). Conference on Business Service Activities: Opportunities and Challenges Associated Presentation~: 27 Vice-<:hair, Board for Coles County with Internet Courses: Faculty and Coalition Against Domestic Violence Aging Awareness Simulation, Association of Student Perspecti,es, Syllabus 2000 Gerontology in Higher Education, San Conference Proceedings, wirh Dallas, L. jose, California, February 2001 Unda D. Simpson Attitudes of College Students Toward Assrxiott Proftssor, PhD, 1994, Unir-'l'rsity of Web-enhancement of University Courses in Outshopping vs. Local Shopping in a FCSO, Il linois Association of Family and lllinois-Ur/xmo Rural University Community, Research Consumer Sciences Spring meeting, Professional Organizations: Abstracts of the American Association of Eastern Illinois Un iversity, Ap ril 2001 President, Executive Board, and Advisor Family and Consumer Sciences annual Perceptions of Older Adults in Magazine (Pre-professional/ Graduate Student), meeting, L. Fritchie and K. johnson, p. Advertising, I lawaii Conference on Illinois 47, Alexandria, Virginia Business. I lonolulu, Hawaii, j une 2001 Association of Presentations: Family and Sen·ice Acthities: Web-Enhanced Teaching: Advantages of Consumer Consultant, Universitv of Illinois Integrating Technology into the Lecture Cooperath·e Extension Sen'ice Sciences Course, 2001 i\lid-south Instructional Editorial Board, Consultant, Northern Illinois Area Agenc~ Technology Conference, ~lurfreesboro, journal of on Aging Tennessee, April 2001 Consumer Elderly Consumers: What are the I lot Education, Carolyn S. Woolever Buttons, presentation given as part of the ftwmctor, .liS, /994, Eostfffl lllinois Unir-'trsity Illinois multi-disciplinary Certificate Program in Consumer Long-term Care Administration and Education Management, April 200 I Association Converting a Traditional Course to an Part-time Temporary Faculty: Innovation and Online Course, Stop Surfing and Start Teaching lindoSimpsolt Teaching 2001 National Conference, Kirsten Crouse Bays Resource Committee, International Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, February lnstmctor, JD, /99/, Washington Unir-·mity Textile and Apparel Association 2001 Editorial Activities: Advantages of Learning Online: A Student Judtth Brown Rc,·iewer, Clothing and Textiles Research Perspective, International Online lnstmctor, .IIA, /98./, Eas!fffllllinois Unir-'trsity journal Conference, ovember 2000 Certifications: Reviewer, journal of Consumer Education Teaching in Cyberspace, Illinois Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor Reviewer, American Association of Family Association of Family and Consumer Certified Supervisor Alcohol and Other and Consumer Sciences Research Sciences annual meeting, Oak Brook, Drug Abuse Counselor Abstracts Ill inois, October 2000 Committees: Reviewer, International Textiles and Opportunities and Challenges Associated Board of Directors and Women's Issues Apparel Association Teachi ng Abstracts with Internet Courses: Faculty and Committee, Illinois Alcoholism and Drug Committees: Student Perspectives, Syllabus 2000, Dependence Association Chair, Council on Graduate Studies, EIU Santa Clara, California, july 2000 Distinguished Faculty Award Selection Deborah Crouse Cobb Committee, EIU James L Slavik Instructor, JD, 1983, Washington Unir-"trsity Technology Enhanced and Delivered Associou Proftssor, PhD, /980, Florida Stott Uniuusity Certifications: Education Steering Committee, EIU Certified Family and Consumer Scientist Vice President for Academic AlTair~ Search Certifications: Committee, EIU Certified Family Life Educator Carole Corder Sen ice Activities: Service Activities: lnstmrtor•• liS, 1980, F.ostrm Illinois Unir-'l'rsity Charleston Middle School Millennium Co-advisor, KONu l lonor Society Certifications: Project Registered Dietitian Reader, Writing Competency Exam Jeanne Snyder Certified Diabetes Educator Coordinator, Student Association of Family Assistant Proftssor and Coordinator, M.A. in and Consumer Sciences Gffolllology Program Arm, PhD, 1993, U11ir-•trsity Professional Organizations: of Illinois President, Eastern Il linois Dietetic Proceedings: Association Why Shop There if You Can Get It II ere? Professional Organitations: Research Abstracts of the American Board Member, Illinois Council on Family Joyc:e Crouse Association of Family and Consumer Relations Proftssor (F.mmrus), P!tD, /969, Southn-n Illinois Sciences annual meeting, with Board ~ ! ember, Illinois Association of Unir-'trsity • CorlxJ11dolt Kemmerer, B. and Wayland, j. Family and Consumer Sciences Web-assisted Instruction: A Student Editorial Activities: Beth Frazier Perspective, Syllabus 2001 Conference Reviewer, Caregiving Resource Manual, lnstmctor, .liS, /999, Eastfffllllinois Unir-'trsity Proceedings, with Dallas, L. University of Illinois Cooperative Web-enhanced Teaching: Advantages of Extension Service Diana Glosser Integrating Technology into the Large Committees: lnstmrtor, MSF.t/, 1998, F.astern Illinois Lecture Course, Mid-south Instructional Unir-'trsity Technology Conference Proceedings, Program Elimination Committee, EIU Certifications: Honors and Achievements Loretta P. Prater Registered Dietitian Tech11ology Enhanced and Delivered Education Licensed Dietitian Jean Bauer Grant, EIU Certified Family & Consumer Scientist Smart Kids Foundation Gmnt National Education Specialist Unda D. Simpson Food Service Sanitation Instructor Tamatha "Usa" Brooks Recognition ofSeroice, Technology E11honced and Outsto11ding ft!Stmctor, Success Netril:ork Project Delivered Education Commillee, EIU; Recognition Professional Organizations: ofScholarly Achievement, ElU; Outstondi11g Board of Directors, Illinois Association of Achiroemmt i11 Technology, School ofAdult and Vocational Education Special Needs Melanie T. Burns &dden Fund Grant for lmprovemttll of Continuing Education, EIU; Technology Etrhonced 28 Personnel and Delivered Education Grants (3) for Teaching Historian, Phi Delta Kappa Undergraduote lnstntction, EIU; Winkleblock Family Fund Grunt; Farolty Mmtor Award, Onli11e: An Onlitre Course for FoC711ty, From Presentations: Undergraduate Research Council Conferetrce to C)'btrspace: Enlrmrci11g the Leaming Essential Teaching Tools: Brain Erwironment, and Time + Teaching + Technology Compatible Learning (5 presentations) Lucy A. Campanls = Studetll First, ElU; &dden Fund Grant for Best Practices: Career Quiz, 8th Grade Sabbatical Spring 2001 lmpr()f}tlfltllt of Undergraduate lmtructio1r, EIU Career Conference, Peoria, Illinois, August 2000 Jean K. Dilworth Jeanne Snyder How to Get the Job You Want (3 presenta­ Promoted to Professor; Outstondi11g Original Technology Enhanced Delivered Education Grant tions) Design FoC711ty Award for "Prairie Li1rttr and for Web-enlwrcement ofon-campus courses, ElU Career Development, ETC & Counseling: Lace," illlemationol Textile and Apparel What Every AdministratOr Needs to Know Association, N()f}tlflbtr 2000; Technology Enha11ced Michael L Strader in the 21st Century, Administrator and Delivered Education Grant, EIU; lmtructional Outstanding Lifelong Achievettrmt Award, NotiOtrol Academy, with Tolerud, T. Technology Etrhoncttnent Grant, EIU Association ofNutrition & Agi11g Services Programs

Karen Hart Amy Eades lnstmctor, MS, 1990, Eastem lllinois University Technology Enhanced and Delivered Edru:ation Grant, EIU Sally Hooten lmtructor, MS, 2000, Easum Illinois University Diana J. Glosser Seroice Award, Phi De/to Kappa; Education is the Marshall Huffman Key Award, Regio110l Office of Education #II Instructor, MBA, 1999, F.astem Illinois University Laurent A. Gosselin Adrienne Jarrell Freddie Mac Foundation Grmll for start-up work o lnstmctor, MS, 1994, Eastemlllinois University the Co/wry Bilinguol Multirolmral Leoming Certifications: Ct~~ter, Infant/Toddler Program, Washington, Regis tered Dietitian D.C., 2000 Licensed Dietitian Certified Diabetes Educator Pat McCallister ProfessiofiO! Advoncemttrl Increase; Technology Professional Organizations: Secretary, Eastern Illinois Dietetic Enhanced and Delivered Edru:otion Grant, EIU; Association Outstanding Research Award, Associatiotr of Home Equipmtllt Educators Karla Kennedy-Hagan lmtructor, MS, 1984, Eastern llli1rois University Michelle "Mikkl" Meadows Technology Enhanced and Delivered Education Certifications: Gro11t, EIU; lmtructio11al Technology Enhonmnttrt Registered Dietitian Grant, EIU Licensed Dietitian Certified Food Service Sanitation Frances L. Murphy Instructor Appointed as ElU representative to tire Illinois Stoffo11d Currirolum Developers Association; PT3 Brenda Knight Teclmology Grmrt; Winkleblock Family Fund Grmu Instructor, MS, 1983, Eastern Illinois University for European Internship Exploration Project; Certifications: TechNology Enhanced and Delivered Education Registered Dietitian Grant for EUNIS 2001 ConfertiiCe, EIU; ATAC Licensed Dietitian Grant for School of Family o11d Cot/Sumer Sciences Certified Food Service Sanitation Child Development Laboratory; ftrstmctio110l Instructor Technology Enhoncemmt Grant, EIU

Marge Stillwell S. Jayne Ozier ftiStnJCtor, MA, 1962, University of Illinois El U Graduote School Award of E:r:ceflttrce; PBS Special Gram Award to implement literacy and con­ Cora Weger flict resolutio1r workshops; Illinois Departmetll of ftiSimctor, MS, I998, &stem Illinois University Human Services Grants (3) for CCR&R Project Renewal, Quolity Counts Literacy Services for L Kaye Woodward CCR&R, and Quality Enhoneettretllsfor CCR&R,· Profmor and Director, Boord of Trnsttes Bachelor llli11ois Network of Child Core Resource & Referral of Arts Program, EDD, 1982, University of Agencies Grantsfor 1: E.A. C. H. and Child Support Arkof/Sas F.nforcement Peace Meal Child Care Resource Be Referral

Michael Strader S. Jayne Ozier Director, BSEd, I968, Eastern Illinois Uniutrsity Director, PhD, I979, The Florida State Uuivmity Kathy Berry Jackie Swango Community Worker Assistaut Director, MS, 1978, Eastem Illinois University Barbara Brown Community Worker Melissa Coleman Cindy M. Diehl Child Cart Resource Specialist, AAS, I997, Lake Accountant, MBA, I998, Eastern Illinois University I .and College Nancy Hay Donna Coonce Food Service Supervisor, BS, I98I, Valparaiso Child Care Resource Specialist, MS, 1997, Eastem U11iversity Illinois University 29 Jane Johnson Taml Duzan Office Manager Administrative Aide Mary Frances Kuhn Assista111 Director, BS, I982, F.astem Illi11ois Mary Ethridge University Child Care &source Specialist, BA, I998, Eastern 11/iuois University Catherine Lentz Assistant Director, BS, I978, Eastern Illinois Brenda Gray u,,if-'ti'Sity Child Care Subsidy Specialist, MS, I996, Eastem Leona Lucas, R.D. Illinois Unir-"trsity Registered Dietitum, MS, I982, Eastern Illinois Marty Hortenstlne University Child Care Subsidy Coordinator, AAS, 1990, Lake Barbara Seagren Laud College Assistant Director, BS, I975, Eastem Illinois University Leigh Ann Keefer Child Care Subsidy Specialist, MS, I991, Eastem Toni Young, R.D. Illinois Uuiversity Community Worker, BS, I962, North Dakota Stall University; Dietetic Illtemship, St. Mar)"s at Melissa Wright Child Care Resource Be Referral Rochester, MN Child Care Resource Specialist, MS, I996, Eostem Funding Sources Support Staff Linda Crawford Illinois Uuivmity Vicky lrby Support Staff: We ndy Rodriguez IL Dept. of Human Services for Core Arlene Kraft Services: $185,910 IL Dept. of Human Services for Training Services: $ 8,521 Peace Meal Productivity Analysis Child Care Resource Be Referral IL Dept. of Human Services for Productivity Analysis Professional Development Number of counties served: 14 Services: $ 8,521 Number of counties served: 6 Number of sites: 59 IL Dept. of Human Services for Average number of persons Number of parents receiving Accreditation: $ 10,715 child care referrals: 714 served each day: 1,600 IL Dept. of Human Services Meals served in FYOO: 384,613 Number of EIU faculty/staff/ for the Healthy Child Care students receiving child care Initiative: $ 8,000 Number of persons served referrals: 64 at congregate sites: 4,447 IL Dept. of Human Services for Number of workshops offered tO Quality Counts: $ 50,000 Number of persons served child care providers: 163 in-home: 2,330 IL Dept. of Human Services for Number of technical assistance Quality Enhancement: $ 53,304 contacts with child care Peace Meal Funding Sources providers, employers, parents, and IL Dept. of Human Services for others: 576 Subsidy Services: $166,644 Older Americans Act IL Network of CCR&R Agencies for and State monies: $1,153,909 Number of child care providers on CCR&R database: 304 T.E.A.C.H.: $ 2,500 USDA: 207,114 Number of EIU student child CCR&R Partnership with Participant donations: 655,690 care providers listed with WEIU TV to implement Ready to CCR&R: 48 Learn educational outreach to sup­ Local cash raised port Child Care Provider & by Project: 209,850 Average number of subsidy Parent Training & Data cases: 671 Collection: $ 25,000 In-Kind (volunteer hours, etc.) 85,000 Average number of EIU User fees: $ 4,663 students receiving assistance for Total: $2,316,454 child care: 59 Total $523,778 Danville Area Community College support and situational training exer­ to be effective Fall 2001. Those stu­ cises. His favorite activity was partici­ School of Technology dents who received their associate's pating in the field leaders reaction degree in DACC's prescribed pre­ course where teams received their mis­ industrial sequence emphasizing elec­ sions, planned their action and executed tronic technology, industrial mainte­ operations. He was impressed with the nance, or manufacturing engineering U.S. Army leadership training. technology will be automatically admit­ 30 Mrs. Marge Lugar, Choir: Mahyar Izadi ted to Eastern's baccalaureate indus­ Office Systems Specialist in the School of Technology Support Staff: Marge Lugar trial technology program. It is hoped for 38 years Sonna Lawrence that this cooperative relationship will retired April 1, Mary Jo Montgomery result in increased enrollments at both ZOO l. She was institutions. The Industrial Effective Fall 2000, Business hired into the Technology program is accredited by Education, Family and Consumer position a year the National Association of Industrial Sciences Education, and Technology after leaving Technology and is one of the finest in Education merged their programs into high school, the nation. the new Career and Technical and met her Education program which has become Dr. Mayhar lzadl attended the 2000 husband when a part of the School of Technology. ROTC Advanced Camp at Fort Lewis, he was an Washington, Good news! Al l the students who took Industrial July 9-13, the 2000 Illinois Teacher Technology Marge Lugar 2000. Dr. Certification Exam for Business major at Eastern lzadi observed Education, Family and Consumer She does look forward to some traveling, almost 4,000 and her first trip will be to Alaska. Sciences Education, and T echnology cadets from Education passed- 100% passage on an Congratulations, Marge, and best across the wishes! exam that covers basic skills and con­ United States tent. Congratulations to all the facu lty Mr. Fidel M. Salinas administered during training in these areas! his multimedia research instrument to exercises the introductory technology course and For the second consecutive year, all of designed to served as guest lecturer to classes in the the third-year Industrial Technology develop and Mohyor l:oodi school in October 2000. He speaks six students passed the Society of evaluate leadership skills and officer Manufacturing Engineer's Certified potential. He was able to participate in languages and has worked in several countries around the world while work­ Manufacturing Technologist exam. basic rifle marksmanship and hand ing for IBM and Siemens. His back­ Another 100% pass rate- good job! grenade activities and observed fire ground is in design and implementation The Career and Organizational Studies program continues to make a difference in adult learners' lives. It enables individuals with significant employment experience and profes­ sional or technical expertise to earn a bachelor's degree on a part-time basis through the flexibi li ty of evening and weekend classes both on and off-cam­ pus. The program is very successful and more than 60% of its graduates pursue graduate studies. Dr. Deborah Woodley is the program coordinator. Recently, the School of Technology signed an articulation agreement with

Enrollment (8mnl fJII Fflll .!llllll) ' Degrees Awarded (FY 2001) 101 Stoftd (lifr ro righr): Lit/a Wolf, E!U lnftrim PrtJf)()Jt and via pmidmr for ocot!nnic uf!oirs, and Alia Mom Jacobs, Majors 429 DACC pmidmt. Bock roo:: Martha Broo:n, acting titan of Eosttm's Lumpkin Colltgt of Businm and Applid Sdmct$; Brua Rapt, division choir of DACC's Busin~ 01111 Ttchnology Division; &rsy Miller, ocodnnic odvistr for Eosttm's School Student Credit Hours 3,098 of Technology; Tttl /fJ(Jm, who rtcmtly rttirtd as titan of Eosrtm's Lumpkin College ofBusin~ ant! ApplidScinrrl$; Mohyor l:wtli, choir of Eosttm sSchool of Ttchnology; 01111 Wofttl: Wohby, ossociofl professor in £1U's School of Technology. of a variety of business and educational students' creativity. \Vahby is a native of Alexandria, Egypt, computer solution systems. In addition so he provided excellent knowledge and The School of Technology has a new to his work experience, he completed a insight ro the students who witnessed student organization - Technical Political Science program at Oxford The Toshka Project, a new valley for the Association of the Graphics Arts University. l ie will complete his doc­ River ile in the western desert of (TAGA). Eastern's student chapter of tOrate with specialization in Egypt. They were able to meet the pro­ TAGA became an officially recognized Instructional Technology from the ject's engineers and officials a.nd st.udy student organization in October 2000 University of the Pacific in the spring. its far reaching effects on engmeenng, and officially chartered by the parent technology, geography, ecology, archae­ 31 Several displays and presentations of organization in Spring 2001. Our thanks ology, society, business, trade, and econ­ student projects were once again go ro Dr. Philip Age for organizing this omy. They also visited the classic sites showcased this past year. The ever pop­ group! ular egg drop took place in April 2001. in Egypt, i.e. the Pyramids, the Great Students in the Material Science and International exchange opportunities Sphinx, museums, and archaeological Technological Systems classes design and study abroad programs continued sites in several cities. Upon his return, impact resistant packages to cushion this academic year. Five mechanical Or. Wah by was asked to give presenta­ eggs as they are dropped from .short and engineering students from Vaxjo tions about his trip and ancient and con­ long distances. Student robot1cs pro­ University in Sweden attended Eastern temporary Egyptian clothing to several classes. jects and a 3-0 Modeling presentation during Fall 2000 semester. With the~. Ms. Svjetlana Stekovlc, were exhibited as well. It is always came a VISit­ interesting to observe the results of the ing research scholar from Linkoping University in Sweden. She did research on structures and proper­ ties of polymers, advanced polymer processing and biomedical materials with Dr. Peter Ping Uu. In September 2000, Dr. Faculty/Research Be Service Mahyar lzadl led the first ActlvHies: School of T echnology stu­ dents to Finland to study Philip D. Age . . Assislont Profrssor, EdD, 1999, ///motS Stott Technology Management. Uniwrsity The course focused on Certifications: understanding Finnish ational industry, management and Certified marketing strategies, and PrintED applied automation. Evaluator Students also had the Presentations: Needs Analysis opportunity to learn presentation Finnish culture, history, and workshop, architecture, etc. They Regional visited Warcsila SO, the Office of world's largest manufac· Education #25, M t. Pnillip D. Ag~ turer of large diesel Vernon, engines, Valmet Illinois, February 2001 . Automotive, manufacturer Portable Document Format presentation of Saab and Porsche and workshop, Regional Office of Education #25, Mt. Vernon. Illinois, June Boster, UP~I Kymmene 2001 Paper Mill, Cimcorp OY, Published Articles: manufacturer of modular ~offering a Variety of Digital Services Adds Gantry robots, the Royal to Profitability," The Business Report, Palace and Vasa ~luseum June 2001, Vol. I, o. 3, South Central in Srockholm, Brendsen Illinois Edition Pimatic, manufacturer of Committees: pneumatic components, Board, ational Council for Skill Standards in Graphic Communications and Sampo Rosendew, Faculty Development and Advisory glass manufacturer. In Committee, EIU addition, Dr. Wafeek Occupational Technical Education Wahby led a 13-day study Committee, EIU abroad trip tO Egypt. Dr. Service Activities: . Faculty Advisor, Student Techmcal Association of Graphic Ans, El U Presemations: cw Lenses Clinic, The ational Tech PrintED Evaluator and Team Leader for Evaluation of the Internship Program Prep etwork Annual Conference, high school and post ~econdary accredita­ Between EIU and Blaw-Knox, ational Charlotte, North Carolina, October ZOOO, tion of ~lattoon l ligh School's printing Association of Industrial Technology with Boldrey, T. technology program Conference, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Teaching with Whole-Brain Learning in National Trainer, ational Association of ovember ZOOO, with Waskom, T. and Mind, Villa Grove, Illinois, january ZOO I, Printers and Lithographers \Vinekauf, W. with Boldrey, T. Volunteer, llabitat for llumaniry Collaborative Decision Making, Published Articles: Charleston/Mattoon Chambers of "Scenario Building- A Tool for Preparing 32 Tom F. Boldrey Commerce and the participants of the for the Future," T orchline, january 2001 Profrssor, F.dD, 1981, Univrrsity ofNortlrmr Leadership Coles County, Spring ZOO I "A Public/Private Sector Partnership,~ Colorado Committees: Torchline, January 2001, with Professional Organizations: Chair, Illinois State Board of Education Felstchausen, K. Vice President of Communications, Central University Council "Excuse me... you want me ro do what?" Illinois Chapter of American Society for Teaching and Learning with Technology Torch line, Summer 2000 Training and Certification Program Sub-committee, Service Activities: Development College of Education and Professional Seven llabits of Highly Effective People, Published Studies, EIU EIU, November ZOOO, with DeRuiter, G. Instructional Research Committee, National Association Training and organization development Materials: of Industrial Technology consultant, Green Meadows Girl Scour Design IT'" Service Activities: Council, Urbana, Illinois The Whole­ Faculty Advisor, Epsilon Pi Tau Iota Certified Instructor of Trainers, Girl Scouts Brain Way, Chapter of the USA llerrmann Technology Exhibit Coordinator International, Portfolio Reader, ITEtVCTTE Program Ulllan R. Greathouse February Review tlssrxiotr Profa.sor, PltD, 1981, Sou11trrn Illinois ZOOt, Developing a Web Page with Microsoft UTtivrrnty-Corbont/al~ with FrontPage presentation and workshop for Professional Fclstchauscn, Tqm F. Boldrry Region Z5 school districts, Spring ZOO I Organizations: j. L. and Identify Effective Uses of etworking llerrmann- edhi. A. Co-chair, Technologies in the Educational Setting, Committee Pre~emations: presentation and workshop, Region Z5 Studying Putting Your Organi/.ation's Whole Brain to school districts, February ZOOt T eacher Work. Business and Technology Institute Attended Graduate Record E.xaminations Shortage/ Program, Danville, Illinois, August ZOOO GRE Forum, Chicago, Illinois, October Recruitment Value Relating Styles: Applying ZOOO, to recruit students in Business Relationship Awareness, Illinois Attended Technology Center of DuPage Education, 1\lunicipal Treasurers Institute and Career Fair, October ZOOO, to recruit Illinois Advanced Seminar, Urbana, Illinois, students Business September 2000 Teacher Using Your Whole Brain, Illinois Municipal Joyce L Felstehausen Education lillian R Gr~otlrouv Treasurers Institute and Advanced Professor, EdD, 1982, University of1/lin ois­ Committee Seminar, Urbana, Illinois, September Ur!ltmu Affil iate Sponsor, Eastern Illinois Bu siness zooo Certifications: Education Association Productive Workplace Relationships, HBDI,GSA Secre tary/Treasurer, and OPE Foundation Illinois Municipal Treasurers Institute Editorial Board , Delta Pi Epsilon and Advanced Seminar, Urbana, Illinois, Secretary/Member, ational Business September ZOOO Activities: Editor, Education Policies Commission, Delta Pi Using Your Brain Power, The Champaign­ Epsilon Urbana llcalth District, Urbana, Illinois, Torchline, Newsletter President, Charleston Business and October ZOOO Professional Women Seeing Learning and Teaching Through for The :-.:c" Lenses Clinic, The ational Tech Cemral Editorial Activities: Prep Network Annual Conference, Illinois Reviewer, journal of Business and Training Charlotte, North Carolina, October ZOOO, Chapter of Education "ith Felstehauscn, J. ASTD Presentations: Teaching" ith Whole-Brain Learning in Published Preparing Today's High School Students Instructional ~lind, Villa Grove, Illinois, january ZOOt, for Tomorrow's World Through Career with Fcbtchauscn, j . Materials: lOJ« L Fr/str/10/ISnl and T echnical Education, University Design IT'" The Foundation Day, EIU, October ZOOO Louis Butler Whole-Brain Way, Herrmann Update on Business T eacher Certification Profrssor, Pit D. 1990, Soutltrrn 1/litrois Univrrsity­ International, February ZOO I, with and Professional Development, Illinois Cor!londalr Boldrey, T. and llerrmann- cdhi, A. Business Education Association, Orropationul Trarltrr F,tluration Coordinator Presentations: Springfield, Illinois, ovember 2000 Certifications: Whole-Brain Teaching and Learning Committees: Certified for Instructor Training in Inte­ presentation (two sessions}, Great Lakes Pol icies Commission on Business and grated Systems Technology-Rotation I Region of the Association for Economic Education, Delta Pi Epsilon Psychological T ype Conference, Lisle, Illinois Busi ness T eacher Education Editorial Activities: Illinois, September ZOOO, with Acceptance of T echnology Education Committee Felstehausen, K. Illinois State Board of Education Ad I Ioc Portfolio in preparation for Fall ZOO t on­ Seeing Learning and Teaching Through site ITEtVCTTEINCATE visit Committee on Professional Developmentffeachers holding provi­ Mahyar lzadl Editorial Activities: sional and temporary certificates Choirofld Profrssor, PhD, 1990, Southtm llli1Joi.s Reviewer, Wear: An International journal University Council for Career and Ufliversity-Corbofldtt!r on Science and Technology of Friction, Technical Education, State of Illinois Certifications: Lubrication and Wear Occupational Teacher Education Certified Manufacturing Engineer Scholarly Books/Chapters: Commi11ee, EIU Industrial Materials, Goodheart-Wilcox Council on Teacher Education, EIU Academic/Professional Organizations: President, Research Division, ational Publishing Company, 2001, with Communiry College Conference I lelsel, L. Committee, EIU Association of Industrial Technology College of Education Technology Grant Editorial Acti\•ities: Committees: 33 Advisory Committee, EIU Editorial Review Board, journal of Council on Graduate Studies, EIU Service Activities: Industrial Technology Editorial Review Board, Eastern Education Roger L Luft Theodore W. lvarie Leadership and Profrssor, F.dD, 1977, Ortgofl Stou UflitYrsity Innovation Endowment Fund Campaign journal Committee Editorial Review Board, 21st Century Professional Organizations: Consultant, M ini-grant integrating Engineer Chair, ational joint Committee on PhotoShop in English and business Editorial Review Board, Selected Papers for Economic Education classes, Marshall High School the 33rd Annual AIT Convention Board, North Central Business Education Committees: Association Samuel A. Guccione Executive Board, National Association of Board, Illinois Business Education Assi.stofll Proftssor, EdD, 1992, T(fllp/r UflitYrsity Industrial T echnology Association Board, ational Association of Teacher Certifications: International Programs Advisory Educators for Business Education Certified Committee, EIU Industrial Council of Chairs, EIU Academic/Professional Conference Acti\itie~: Technologist Board of Trustees Degree Program Advisory Chair, Annual .\leeting of joint Committee Board, EIU on Economic Education, ational Committees: Business Education Association National Occupational Refereed journals: Convention, Atlanta, Georgia Teacher ERP: The Primary Solurion Provider for Education Industrial Companies, journal of Ediwrial Activities: Committee, Industrial Technology, 17 (3), 1-6, with Editorial Board, Journal of Business and EIU Kashef, A. E. and AI-Schali, S.H. Training Education, Louisiana State University Presentations: Proceedings: Editorial Board, Business Education Digest Using Rockets Enterprise Resource Planning: Step into Associate Editor, ~lanagement and and Balloons the 21st Century, Selected Papers: Proceedings of the 33rd Annual 'AIT Economics sections of Encyclopedia of as Class Business and Finance, Gale Projects Somwl A. GM«ioM Conference, 2000, with Kashef, A. E. Group~lacmillan Reference t.;SA presentation, Teaching, Technology & Competencies in Manufacturing Satellites in the Classroom Conference, Technology Programs from Employer's Scholarly Books/Chapters: West Chester University, Pennsylvania, Point of View, Proceedings of the 33rd ~circular Flow,~ Encyclopedia of Business March 2001 Annual AIT Conference, 2000, with and Finance, Macmillan Reference Delaware Rockets for Schools Project Year 4 Lahidji, B. USA/The Gale Group, Farmington I !ills, Update presentation, Third Annual Presentations: Michigan, 2001, Vol. I, 137- 139 Delaware Space Science Symposium, Classroom-to-Classroom Diplomacy, The "Economics," Encyclopedia of Business and University of Delaware, Newark, Importance of International Education, Finance, Macmillan Reference USA/The Delaware, ovember 2000 International Education Week, EIU, Gale Group, Farmington Hills, Michigan, 2001, Vol. I, 267-272 Service Activities: November 2001 "Economics: A I Iistorical Perspecti\·e.~ Advisory Board, Delaware Aerospace Enterprise Resources Planning: Step into Encyclopedia of Business and Finance, Foundation the 21st Century, 33rd 'AIT Conference, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, ~lacmillan Reference USA/The Gale Group, Farmington Hills, \lichigan, 2001, Larry D. Helsel ovember 2000, with Kashef, A. E. Vol. I, 272-275 Professor, F.dD, 1979, Pmmyir.'Oflio SMir Competencies in Manufacturing Uflivrffity Technology Programs from Employers ~Ethics in Economics,~ Encyclopedia of Point of View, 33rd AIT Conference, Business and Finance, Macmillan Commi11ees: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, ovember Reference USA/The Gale Group, Council of 2000, with Lahidji, B. Farmington Hills, Michigan, 2001, Vol. I , University 318-321 Planning and Service Activities: "Forecasting in Business," Encyclopedia of Budget, EIU Member, NAIT Accreditation Visiting Business and Finance, Macmillan Team to State Fair College Scholarly Reference USA/The Gale Group, Member, Manufacturing Technology Visit Farmington Hills, Michigan, 2001, Vol. I, Books/Chapters: Team, Society of Manufacturing Industrial 393-397 Engineering Materials, ~~ l anagemcnt, ~ Encyclopedia of Busine~s and Finance, ~lacmillan Reference Good heart­ Peter Ping Uu Wilcox USA/The Gale Group, Farmington Hill~. Profr.ssor, PltD, 1991, to= Stolt Uflivffsi!J .\lichigan, 2001, Vol. 2, 553-557 Publishing Groduou Coordi1JOtor Company, "Management: llistorical Perspectives,~ 2001, with Certifications: Encyclopedia of Business and Finance, Liu, P. Professional Engineer Macmillan Reference USA/The Gale Certified Quality Engineer Group, Farmington Hills, Michigan, 200 l , Service Activities: Certified Senior lndustri:ll Technologist Vol. 2, 560-564 Building Committee, Coles County l labitat Oracle Certified Professional (Oracle 8i "Quality Management," Encyclopedia of for llumanity DBA) Business and Finance, Macmillan Certifications: Egypt 2001 (three presentations), Lake Reference USNThe Gale Group, Syndicate of Engineers, Egypt Land College, Mattoon, Illinois, February FarmingtOn Hills, Michigan, 2001, Vol. 2, Editorial Activities: 2001 737-740 Editor: "Construction Project What is in a Dress? EIU, February 2001 Presentations: Management," EIU Undergraduate Egyptian Clothing, EIU, January 2001 Business Teacher Education Programs: Research Publications, Construction Engineering Technology Challenges in Suggestions from Leading Programs, Project Management, Class of2001, April China's Three Gorges Dam, Four State panel presentation, Association for Career 2001 Regional Technology Conference, and Technical Education Annual Editor: "Architectural Styles," EIU Pittsburgh, Kansas, November 2000 34 Convention, San Diego, California, Undergraduate Research Publications, Polymer Concrete: A Technology for the December 2000 Architectural Drafting and Blueprint cw Millennium, Four State Regional Finding and Writing Grants presentation, Reading, Class of ZOO!, April2001 Technology Conference, Pinsburgh, Illinois Business Education Association Edicor: "Construction Wonders," EIU Kansas, ovember 2000 38th Annual Fall Conference, Springfield, Undergraduate Research Publications, China 2000: A Study Abroad Course, EIU, Illinois, ovember 2000 Construction Methods and Materials, November 2000 Class of 2000, December 2000 Study Abroad Courses, EIU, November Committees: 2000 Student Organization Awards, Business Proceedings: The 21st Century: Academia and Industry Education Division of ACTE The Possible Utility of Polymers in the Together for Better Construction Marketing Committee, North Central RestOration and Preservation of rhe Materials and Equipment, The 33rd Business Education Association Sphinx, The l Oth International Congress Annual Convention of the National Awards Committee, North Central on Polymers in Concrete, Honolulu, Association of Industrial Technology, Business Education Association Hawaii, Mary 2001 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, November 2000 Awards Committee, Delta Pi Epsilon Polymers in Concrete: Fifty Years in The Three Gorges Dam of China: Illinois Business Teacher Educator's Review (Invited Paper), The 30th Technology Between Two Centuries, Council Anniversary of American Concrete The 33rd Annual Convention of the Illinois Business Education Association Institute International Committee 548 on National Association of Industrial Professional Achievement Awards Polymer Concrete, ACI International Technology, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Committee Spring 2001 Convention, Philadelphia, November 2000 Occupational Teacher Education Pennsylvania, March 2001 Before All and After All: It's a World of Comminee, EIU Engineering Technology Challenges in Technology, EIU, October 2000 Service Activities: China's Three Gorges Dam, Four State Using Collective Undergraduate Research Webmasrer, Illinois Business Education Regional Technology Conference, as an Effective Teaching/Learning Tool, Association Pittsburgh, Kansas, ovember 2000 poster presentation, The Gordon Humor in the Workplace presentation, Polymer Concrete: A Technology for the Research Conferences, Plymouth, New Leadership Coles County, Mattoon, New Millennium, Four State Regional Hampshire, August 2000 Illinois Technology Conference, Pittsburgh, Published Instructional Materials: Kansas, November 2000 Six Journalistic Questions, University John M. Messer The 21st Century: Academia and Industry Foundations, PowerPoint presentation Professor, EdD, 1977, University ofNorthem Together for Better Construction EIU 2000, University Foundations, a video Colorado Materials and Equipment, The 33rd production by University Foundations Annual Convention of the National students, wirh Miller, B. Certifications: Association of lnduscrial Technology, Certified Senior Industrial Technologist Ellipses 2, Engineering Graphics, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, November 2000 PowerPoint presentation Committees: The Three Gorges Dam of China: Surveying and Buildings Layout, Textbook Rental Advisory Committee, EIU Technology Between Two Centuries, Construction Materials and Methods, The 33rd Annual Convention of the PowerPoint presentation Cecil P. Smith ational Association of Industrial lnstmctor, MBA, 1995, Eostem 11/illois U11iversity Technology, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Committees: November 2000 American Concrete Institute Committee 548 on Polymer Concrete Ronald I. Sutliff Presentations: Professor, PhD, 1984, Purdue U11ro-ersity American Concrete Institute Committee The Possible Utility of Polymers in the 522 on Enhanced Porosity Concrete Professional Organizations: Restoration and Preservation of the National Association of Industrial Past-president, Illinois Drafting EducatOrS Sphinx, The lOth International congress Technology Board of Certification Association on Polymers in Concrete, Honolulu, National Association of Industrial Committees: Hawaii, May 2001 Technology journal oflndustrial Research Division, National Association of Polymers in Concrete: Fifty Years in Technology Review Board Industrial Technology Review, The 3oth Anniversary of Faculty Senate Task Force on Online Sanctions and Termination Hearing American Concrete Institute Committee Courses, EIU Comminee, EIU 548 on Polymer Concrete, ACI Council of University Planning and Budget, International Spring 2001 Convention, EIU Morl Toosl Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, March 2001 Booth Library Advisory Board, EIU Professor, PhD, 1990, Southem 11/illois U11ivmity­ China's Three Gorges Dam (Keynote University Foundation Advisory Curbo11dale Speaker), International Luncheon, Committee, EIU American Concrete Institute Certifications: International Spring 2001 Convention, Service Activities: Certified Manufacturing Engineer Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, March 2001 Faculty Advisor, Construction Club, EIU Online Courses, 2000 Summer Institute, Observatory Committee, EIU Wafeek S. Wahby EIU, April ZOO! Habitat for Humanity Associate Professor, PhD, 1988, U11ro-ersity of The Toshka Project: A Study Abroad Alexa11drio, F.gypt Course in Egypt, Parkland College, Tom LWaskom f11dustrial Technology Program Coordi11ator Champaign, Illinois, February 2001 Professor, PhD, 1981, Texas A & M U11ivmity Certifications: Honors and Achievements Tom LWaskom Certified Senior Industrial Technologist Solirilfd $32,000 dono1ion ofsu~l from lllgmol/­ Editorial Activities: Philip D. Age Ralld; Solirilfd $7,000 Ullraso11ic Cltaning S_ystm1 Reviewed Engineering Materials: T«hnology Enhouctd omi Dtlivn"td F.duco1io11 fromln-:i.s Cl~oning Sysums; Solirit~d mfllffas and Properties and Selection, Sixth Edition, Gran/, EIU; Fo{tl/ty Dtf-ylopmmt .lfini Grant, proctssors for prod1vtion lint monitoring/rom by Budinski and Budinski for the seventh £1U; Es~abli.shd 1h~ firs/ sllldmt chopttr of lf.rrdo Ctor edition T«hniml Assodotion ofGraphic Am (f'AGA) at Reviewed papers, ASEE, Manufacturing EIU Deborah A. Woodley Division Smnmtr 200 I /?,~arch Grant to co-tdit a photog­ Tom F. Boldrey Presentations: mphy book on tht Pantano/ 35 Paul Or:n-ton Award, School of Adult f!l Continuing Evaluation of the Internship Program Education, EIU; Faculty Marshall Fa/12000 Between EIU and Blaw-Knox, ational Commmcttnmt Association of Industrial Technology Conference, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Louis Butler November 2000, with Butler, L. and Completed 36 hour lnsmtctor Tmining ottht Winekauf, W. Amotrol Technology Trons/l!r lnstitutt; Compltttd Committees: training/rom CompuMasttr Solutions/or Freshman Seminar Advisory Committee, Nnworking Fwulomentols; Compltt~d training/rom EIU CompuMastff Solutions for Arlvanml Nttworking Service Activities: Skills and Techniqu~s; $75.000 Illinois Stott Boord Manufacturing consultant{fraining, Agri­ of EdrKotion Cronl; Technology Enhtmad and Fab, Inc. De!Mred Education Grant, F.IU Training Consultant, Vesuvius USA l losted Sand,ik Training seminar, EIU Ulllan R. Greathouse Outslamiing Sffr--ic~ Arr:ord. School of 1'trhtlolof!J; Deborah A. Woodley $75,000 Illinois Stolt Boord of Education (lrOtll; Prof~ssor, PhD, 1992, Unit'tf"Sity of 1/lillois­ $29,000 Illinois Stat~ Board of f~luc01ion 10 Urbono Cor«rs Gran/; Voluntur oftht Quorttr, Citi:.ms Sorionol &nk Editorial Activities: Editorial Board, Central Illinois Chapter Samuel A. Guc:c:lone American Society for Training and Arr:ord~d tt:o faculty mini-grmlls for ll'rb Pagts on De,elopment 10 for Four Cou~s omi/V~b Bostd Anitnotion in Editor, School of Technology ewsleuer CourstS in IM School ofT«hnology Editor, Career and Organizational Studies Newsletters Larry D. Helsel Editor, Experimental Learning Portfolio Outstomiing Stroic~ Ar:ord, School of Trdmolof!J Handbook, Editor, School of Technology Promotional Mahyar lzadl CD Ex~mplory Contribution All."'rd for Srn-·ict, Committees: Notional Assodotion of Industrial Tedmolozy; Environmcntal llcalth & Safety Certificate of &cognitio11, Noti011t1/ Assodotio11 of Committee, EIU ffldriStriol Technology

Sonna Lawrence Promolfd lo Office SystmiS Sptdolist II Part-time Temporary Faculty: Peter Ping Uu Glenn Gee T~dmology Enhoncd o11d D~liv~ml Educolio11 ftiS/roctor, MS. 1979, huiKmo S1o1t U11ivn"sity Gro111, EIU; &ddm Fllfl{/ Gran/ forlmprovt~flttll of Umiffgroduolf lnslntclion, F:IU; Compltlrd Thomas Hawkins Orad~ Gntij1td Doto/xm Admiflistro/or c~rtij"Ka­ 11/Siroctor, EdD. 1994, Unit·mity of 1/liMis tion

Catherine Kirby Roger L Luft IIISirotlor, .1/SF.D, 1993, f.lllitYrsityof llli11ois Prof~ssiono/ Arlvanmnmt lncrtast; A11oi11td U.S. Cirizm.ship Patricia B. Laube 11/Siroctor, .liS, 1998, F.os~trn l/li11ois U11i£·mity Ronald I. Sutliff T~chno/ogy EnhotK~d omi Drlif.Yrrd f"..IIKatiofl James McKJrahan Gro11t, £1U; Ou1sta11ding Club Adtiror Arr:ard, IIISinKIOr, EDD, 1997, /Jo/1 Stott U11ir:ffsity Cirdt K lntm~t~riono/11/inois-F.asurn lor;::o Distt-ict Diana Wyatt IIIStrutlor, MS, l'llsttro 1/littois Uniwrsity Wafeek Wahby Four Stott 58th Annual Co11f~t7flcr Spml.-rr Appredotio11 urtijimll; ACII11ttmntio11al Gum Speaker Appreciotio11; &ddtn foimd Gm11t for lmprovemmt of U11tlergraduott ltiSimftion, 1\IU Department of Military Science

Cltoir: LTC Laurence]. Sefren Support Stoff Mary Harris 36 In February 2001, the Department of Military Science sponsored an expand­ able semi-van that has state-of-the-art life size simulation devices that repli­ public administration from Troy State sored two guest speakers. Lt. Col. cate driving a M 1A2 barrie tank, firing a University in 1996. He entered military James C. Warren (U.S. Air Force Ml battle tank, and driving a HUMMV service in 1985 and has attended more retired) was one of the first black mili­ military vehicle. FM92.1 did a live than a dozen military schools. This tary leaders in World War II. He broadcast and lots of students and staff course required weekend drills in entered the Air Force in 1943 and was enjoyed the arcade. Springfield, Illinois, and Des Moines, one of the first five graduates from the Iowa, for two years and two two-week Tuskegee aviation cadet training During Homecoming 2000, numerous resident seminars - one in Fort program. He spoke about his experi ­ ROTC pre-game activities and Leavenworth and one at Fort Hunter ences in the military and the Tuskegee aircraft/equipment displays took place Leggett in California. Congratulations! Airmen's 200 flawless missions in WWII. on the perimeter of Tent City, He was released from duty after WWII, including an AH-64 Apache attack heli­ The ROTC received a certificate of but was recalled tO duty during the appreciation from the American Red copter, a UH-60 Blackhawk utility heli­ Korean War then went on ro fly 123 Cross in April 2001 for sponsoring a copter, etc. It was a terrific display and combat missions in Vietnam. Lt. Col. record-setting blood drive. Good job! enjoyed by the hundreds of alumni, Antoine D. Taylor, director of the families, and guests attending home­ For the second consecutive year, the ROTC program at Lincoln College in coming. ROTC Rifle Team achieved first place Missouri, spoke of his experiences in the MAJ Mark Richards recently in team matches in the intercollegiate U.S. Army. He enlisted in 1982 and has completed the Command and General competition at the Illinois State served in Korea, Desert Shield and Staff Officers Course offered through University Rifle Association Range. Six­ Desert Storm, Japan, and many state­ the Command and General Staff College member teams scores were compiled by side locations. He is a recipient of the based in Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. members individually shooting 22- Bronze Star. caliber small rifles at bulls eye targets. The course educates leaders in the During Women's Hisrory and SGT Todd Stokes is the team adviser. values and practice of the profession of Awareness Month in March 2001, the The also took first place at the Western arms and targets promotable captains Department of Military Science spon­ Illinois Universi ty Postal Match and first and majors with emphasis on tactical sored Col. Patricia L Nllo and operational skills required for and second place at the 2nd Region (Promotable), commandant of the U.S. Postal Match which has 91 warfighting at the corps and operational Army Chemical School at Fort Leonard collegiate/university teams competing. levels. MAJ Wood, Missouri, as a guest speaker. She Congratulations Richards is soon to be the Army's most recently received his Eastern's ROTC invited members of promoted female general. She shared bachelor's both the Charleston and Manoon her experiences on being a female degree in Veterans of Foreign Wars and officer in the Chemical Corps, one of mathematics American Legion to spend an after­ the Army's fastest growing branches education noon of reminiscing, demonstration, and because of the threat of terrorism. from The bond-building at Fox Ridge State Park When she enlisted in 1974, there was no Citadel in in September 2000. The cadets, who ROTC program for women, so opportu­ 1984 and his are commemorating the Panther nities for women tO become officers master's Battalion's 20th anniversary on Eastern's were very limited. Although women are MAJ Mark Richards degree in campus, hosted a hot dog grill-out as a moving their way through the ranks, she way of saying "thank you" to these is hopeful that women in ROTC will be Enrollment (Rasnl ""Fall 2tlihJ) veteran groups who have helped in able to achieve the positions she did not training and fund-raising efforts over the have the opportunity to achieve. Commissions Conferred (FY2001) 7 years. For more information about the Minors 4 During African-American Heritage Department of Military Science, visit Student Credit Hours 134 Month in February 2001, the our web site at: Department of Military Science spon- http://www.elu.edu/-armyrotc/ 37 Faculty/Research & Service Activities: ,\Iissy A. Corry SGT F.riko Almo"'' Espino/ .lfSG Dotoid J. .lfrl

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MSG David J. McKenney Smior Troi11ing lmtrtKtor Honors and Achievements Editorial Activities: Missy Carey Center for Army Lessons Learned: Achirommrt Mtdtllfor Civi/iorr SnTJict 10 tht Improved Mortar Operations Unittd Stotts; Quolity Sttp lncrmst for Stroict 10 Military Scimct Drportmmt MAJ Richard C. Pace Assistt111t Profrssor, MS, 1993, Air Fora /nstillltt MAJ Mark A. Richards of Tulmology Complrttd Commo11d orrd Gmtrol Stoff 0/f'tetrs Certifications: Courst School of Cadet Command MAJ Richard C. Pace MAJ Mark A. Richards Tau Btto Pi, Ordtrofthr Dragon; Honorobk Assisttlllf Profrssor, .liPA, 1996, TroJ Sratt Ordtr ofSaint Borbora Univtrsity Certifications: School of Cadet Command Professional Organizations: Administrative Officer, Illinois Regional Training Institute, Illinois Army National Guard

LTC Laurence J. Sefren Chair t1nd Profmor, MA, 1982, Arkansas Sttllt Univmil] Certifications: Senior Army Aviator Airborne Qualified Air Assault Qualified U.S. Army Command and General Staff College Committees: Alcohol and Drug Coalition, El U Student Code of Conduct Revision Committee, EIU Service Activities: Red Cross Water Safety and Lifeguard Instructor

SFC Todd K. Stokes Non-Commissiontd Offtar; Phtoon Srrgtant Committees: Defender of the United States and Its Way of Life Committee, U.S. Army LTC Lourma Stfrm SFC Todd K. S10kts MAJ Rk!tord P(la participation in Graduate Exposition Palmer, and Dr. Dean Elmutl. Week sponsored by the Graduate A new concentration in accountancy Graduate Programs School. Students can choose to work was developed and will be available to with faculty to conduct and utilize students starting in Fall 2001. The research in the solution of business concentration is designed so that people ...... • problems through Graduate with an undergraduate degree in School of Business Assistantship positions or through inde­ accounting as well as those who have pendent research projects. Upon minimal background in accounting can 38 Master of Business Administration: completion of their projects students expand their knowledge of accounting Dr. Cheryl L. Noll, Coordinator had the opportunity to present their topics. In addition to a general business The MBA Program experienced a very research to the faculty and students in management core of classes, the concen­ active and rewarding year. Student the School of Business during Graduate tration requires four electives in accoun­ recruitment efforts were enhanced Expo Week. Here ar-e the "top picks": tancy. If a student doesn't wish to through a variety of methods. "European Monetary Union: Critical complete an MBA program, these Participation was increased in regional Issues" by Daniel Kuehlenthal and accountancy courses can also be taken as recruiting fairs throughout the state of Lars Warrlnk; "Defining 'Rural' from a CPE credit hours. Illinois and on-campus recruiting fairs. Sociological and Marketing Standpoint" This year we are looking forward to An attractive and informative table by Gerry Dewll; "The Development of another exciting and busy year by display was developed which included a the MBA Web Site" by Christoph continuing to expand recruiting efforts, poster, table cover and "give-away" Sprenger; "Coles County- An to increase opportunities for students to promotional items, such as pens and Economic Analysis" by Adam Kocsis; interact with faculty and with business notepads. A new MBA recruiting poster "828 Exchanges" by Viktorla Mezei; executives, and to offer a program that was mailed to businesses in the "Internet Checks- A Method of challenges students and prepares them Champaign, Decatur, Danville, and Payment Through the Internet" by for the rapidly changing work environ­ Effingham areas. The MBA web site was Khaled Abdou; "Intrusion of German ment. completely redesigned to better Companies into the American Market­ For more information about the describe the program and to make more Critical View on the Adaptability of the Master's in Business Administration information available. These recruiting German and American Organizational Program, visit our website at: tools together with the softening job Culture" by Simone Kllche; "The Rise http:/twww.elu.edu/-mba/ market have increased the admission and Fall of E-Toys: Lessons Learned" rates for Fall 2001 to 47, from 34 in the by Andrea Winter. The faculty Fall of 2000, and we expect these members who directed these students School of Family and numbers to continue to increase. are to be commended for the time they Consumer Sciences: This past year students' efforts to be devoted to guiding and mentoring these involved in research with professors students. Thank you to Dr. John Master of Science In Family and were facilitated through several inde­ Willems, Dr. Waldo Born, Dr. Noel Consumer Sciences pendent research study projects and Brodsky, Dr. Lee Meadow, Dr. Rick Dr. Frances L. Murphy, Acting Coordinator The graduate program in Family and Consumer Sciences graduated 30 students during the 2000-2001 academic year bringing the total number of students graduated to 649 since the program's inception in 1967. The program allows students to develop indi­ vidualized study plans with courses in human development, consumer affairs, nutrition/dietetics and other approved areas. The School of Family and Consumer Sciences traditionally provides 8 Graduate Assistantships for each academic year. These positions for 2000-2001 were filled by: Elizabeth Hackett and Melissa Wright for the Child Development Laboratories; Michelle Benoit and Denise Bulvan for the Food Laboratories; Lucy

Groduolt Arr:ords, bosttl 011 scholars/rip, ltodtrship and strvic, r<:ert pr~lltd lo,from ltfl: Shirley Chou and Lynn Sitek, Koetters in the SAFCS (Student McNabb-Doe Groduou Sc!tolor!tips. lJif"J KOtlltrs, Carolyn K!tsntr .11odglin Mtmoriol Scholarship. Nor picrurtd: Michtl!t Association of Family and Consumer &noir, Scholl of Family nod Consumtr Sciences Grotl1111rt Arr:ortl Jmest Birk mull~cy Komtr r.:trt mipimrs of ZOOO KONu scholarships. Sciences) and FCS general position; two additional affiliated medical ment was prepared for submission and Christine Ethridge in an FCS general centers: Passavant Area Hospital in will undergo a review by AGHE this position; and Shirley Chau and Lynn Jacksonsville, Illinois, and the VA year. Receiving the title "Program of Sleek for Nutrition, FCS general posi­ Medical Center in Danville, lllinois. Merit" would give our program a "stamp tions, and NERC (Nutrition Education Dr. Melanie Burns, Dietetics of approval" as being a quality Master of Resource and Referral Center). Internship Coordinator, reported that Arts in Gerontology Program. Additionally, Natalie Dozier filled a our graduates experienced a high In Spring 200 I, the program hosted a special graduate assistantship for employment rate in AY 200 I. 75% are Leadership Conference planned by one 39 academic support for our unit through employed before graduation. The of our graduate students, John the Graduate School. addition of i\ledical utrition Therapy Morgan. Administrators, practitioners, Several graduate students made poster taught by Carole Corder utilizes St. nurses, and graduate students were presentations for the 2001 Graduate Anthony's Memorial llospital in invited for a one-day conference on Exposition. Michelle Benoit and Effingham, where the administration various topics related to older adults and Denise Bulvan presented "Nutrition has graciously agreed tO serve as our their famil ies. The gerontology program jeopardy," Natalie Rosemeyer and 'learning laboratory.' Dietetics plans to continue holding workshops Lynn Sleek presented "Fun With students now have the opportunity ro and conferences for area leaders in the Five," Shirley Chau and Lynn Sleek review educational materials for publi­ field of aging. presented" utrition Education cation in the Joumol of Nutrition Outstanding graduate students were Resource and Referral Center," Scott Education with 6 reviews to be recognized at the Graduate School's Blank presented "Focus on Fiber," and published in Fall 2001. 200 1 Distinguished Graduate Student Angela Zanger and Anls John Development of the utm1on Ceremony. Elalna Osterbur was the presented "\Vhere's Your l\lustache?" Education Resource and Referral recipient of the Outstanding Graduate Congratulation to all! Center that opened for business in Student Award in Gerontology, and Dr. In addition, Lucy Koetters received January 2001 is staffed by one fu ll-time Jeanne Snyder was recognized for her the award for Distinguished Fami ly and Graduate Assistant. The services nomination for Outstanding Faculty Consumer Sciences Graduate Student, offered include nutrient analysis on Mentor for the School of Family and and Natalie Dozier received the award three-day food records, nutrition Consumer Sciences. for Distinguished Family and Consumer education sessions on campus (health The gerontology program, with its Sciences Dietetics Option Graduate fairs, campus groups, Greek life, resi­ multidisciplinary approach, brings Student. Congratulations to both of dence halls, etc), and a referral to a students from such diverse educational these outstanding young women! Registered Dietitian, if needed. The backgrounds as sociology, psychology, The Child and Youth Services Program ERRC is a joint effort with Health family and consumer sciences, health for the U.S. Army in Europe piloted an Services at EIU with services offered studies, and education. These \'aried employment recruiting initiative in April free of charge. backgrounds bring varied interests. that included EIU as a test site. The For more information about the M.S. Therefore, the program allows students program appears to have been successful in Family and Consumer Sciences, visit the flexibi li ty to pursue their individual­ with approximately 7 positions offered our website at: ized course of study and research inter­ to students, 3 of them nearing gradua­ http://WWW.elu.edu/- famscl/msfc ests. Elalna Osterbur and Nancy tion with an MS in FCS. The number s.htm Olson are completing their I\ laster's of acceptances is still undetermined. For more information about our theses in the areas of financial institu­ This new partnership opens a channel Dietetics program, visit our website at: tions marketing strategies for older for our future graduates into the work­ http:/twww.elu.edu/- dletetlc/welc adults and motivation for learning in force of civilians serving U.S. military ome.htm later life, respectively. families in Europe through the Child For more information about the i\IA. and Youth Services programming. The in Gerontology Program, visit our new benefits and salaries of these positions Master of Arts In Gerontology website at arc appealing as well as the built-in Dr. Jeanne R. Snydtr, Coordinator http://WWW.elu.edu/-mageron opportunities for advancement and T he Master of Arts in Gerontology cultural enrichment. Program is in high gear! Dr. Jeanne The Dietetics Option of the MS FCS Snyder, Assistant Professor in Family School of Technology: degree has been a significant part of the and Consumer Sciences, became coor­ Master of Science In Technology program since 1981. The American dinator in january 200 I. She continues Dr. Prttr Ping Uu, Coordinator Dietetics Association accredited the momentum Dr. Loretta Prater, The ~ l aster of Science in Technology Dietetic Internship component of the Chair of Family and Consumer program has developed a new degree Dietetics Option draws competent Sciences, started. The program has emphasis on computer technology. Key applicants from other states/countries made application to the Association for areas include data communications and including Alaska, Hawaii, Nebraska, Gerontology in H igher Education networking technology, advanced Texas and India. The internship (AGHE) to become a "Program of database technology, multimedia and program has experienced a growth of Merit." An extensive detailed docu- web technology, management of Krystal Fin.polri£1 and J fJ}£f FdSJt!tousm Ptur Ping Liu and Tltbmos 1/0Jt/IOJt, Jr.

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Several graduate students showcased ~omputer technology, data acquisition, their projects at the Graduate mdustrial system simulation, advanced Exposition held in April 200 I. Greg computer integrated manufacturing, Lockhart, Eric Wahla, Martin automatic identification, and other Wolfe, and Dave Glerhahn demon­ industrial applications of computer tech­ strated their "Canister Assembly nology. Simulation," and Tom Hannan, Paul Three new graduate certificate Shrader and Brian Czaneckl demon­ programs have also been developed: strated "Biodegradable Polymer for quality systems, work performance ~ledi cal Implants." Congratulations to impro\·ement, and computer technology. all! The certificate 12-15 hour programs Dr. Peter Ping Liu, coordi nator of were designed to provide students and graduate studies in Technology, has working professionals wi th opportunities successfully completed a series of five for focused fast-track study in the exams to become an Oracle Certified respective areas. These are the first Professional (OCP) as an Oracle 8i three certificate programs offered ever database administrator. The certificate at EIU. program was administered by Oracle Eastern recognized two distinguished Corp. graduate students from the School of For more information about the M.S. Technology: Kryatal FHzpatrlck and in T echnology Program, vis it our Thomas J. Hannan, Jr. website at Congratulations! http://Www.elu.edu/-tech/DegMS.h tm Ronald D. Fitzsimmons Clauof1968 Sandra K. Rippon Donovan Gardner Howard R. Arnett Leslie D. Romines Jack K. Hatfield Jimmy C. Biggs John ~likal Stole Edward L. Landers Mary Ann Epperson Ann Prosser Thurn Charles ~t. ~Ieece Carol Ann Faller Terry E. Tuley Donald D. Ridlen ~ lary \\'. George L. Keith White edGough Bonita F. Wilson Claaa of 1961 Thomas R. I foehn Diana L. Woodland Janice Kay Jackson Doris }. Lau Ste,·en E. Wright Vernon M. Jared Gary M. Leach John L. Kuruc Cheryl K. Miller Clauof1971 Richard M. Scott Robert John Miller Thomas L. Ashley FY2001 Donors Betty J. VanFossan Albert L. Mitchell Robert E. Beachey (JuiJ I , 2000, llrrouglt June30, 2001) William J. Wolf Alan K. Onegren Betty J. Boyer David G. Wright Jane L. Packer Gary A. Brush Sheridan L. Pulley Stephen M. Bryan ...... Clan of1962 Jean Rinefon Tony D. Burrell Jan F. Blue David R. Sampson Roy L. Carnine Claaa of 1907 Clanof1951 Robert C. Du l ladway JerryW.Sams Donald R. Chappell Thoma~ A. Root Paul T. Arnold H. Michael Finkle Jeffrey G. & Lila Scott Gary L. Clark Lois G. Becker Barbara Farthing Gilhaus Thomas N. Seng Douglas R. Cliff 41 Claaa of 1934 John E. Greathouse Bernard I~ I lardiek Richard T. Shields ~lanin J. Coleman GlenN. Titus ~larjorie R. llelgemo Ray A. Roth Thomas~!. Stinson Kathleen N. Curry Charles John Kozlowski Virginia R. Wright Paul V. \\'lllenborg Ronald W. Eichhorn Clan of1935 John M. Luther Charles W. \\C,ucrs Richard A. Fox ~lary K. Dillon Robert P. Poggenpohl Clan of 1963 Ronald D. Ceiling Neva E. Powell Deette Y. Domes Claas of 1969 Frankie C. Heinzmann Clan of 1937 Will iam P. Garver Wallace W. Beeler TomS. Hunse D. Carolyn Rockabrand Claaa of 1952 Edwin D. l leancy Alice E. Bolick Glen R. Huston Mary K. Arnold Charles W. Murphy Samuel R. Book Eric L. Joshu Claaa of 1938 Mary B. Card Donald G. Overron Fred J. Burgen Jim Michael Kelsey Raymond B. Cole I larry 0. Miller John H. Spencer John P. Coffey Ann E. Kramer Geraldine t-.tarie Piper Howard Sheffield James II. Webb E. David Compton Ronald W. Krukewiu Dale D. Stretch t\tarolyne S. Williams Ronald A. Crisp Harry E. Pogue Claaa of 1939 Pegg-, J. Vise Bruce D. Wisner Stephen B. Darnell Lynn t\1. Pullan Dorothy E. Fink Robert L. Weppler Stephen G. l)a,·is John L. Ramsey Claaa of 1964 Thomas L. Dockweiler Thomas S. Sloan Claaa of 1940 Clan of 1953 Stephen L. Allison Ronald Downs Lois E. Smith ~tildred J. Hutchens orma ~t. Drummond Larry W. Beccue Donald H. Eickhoff Lynn ~I. Tice Guy Dale Vaughn Wanda L. \\"llliams Stephen R. Golseth l)a,;d G. Evans ~lichael D. Walter Judith Kamin llerder Robert J. Gover Curtis H. Wehrmann Claaa of 1941 C•laaa of 1954 Rudolph G. llla,•ek Lynn A. Granger Susan D. Westerman Virginia Bryan Jacqueline Golightly Trudy J. List William J. Granger Marrin Wilder Eli1.abeth L. Ford Daniel L. llouseholder Michael C. Merry Linda Green Donald J. Jehling Gelaine Cornell Messick ~·lary E. Green Claas of 1972 Clan of 1942 Joanne A. Olszewski Gary E. Price Vivian Ann llallett Stephen F. Anderson llurold B. Armstrong Belva C. Rincker Jerry B. Hamilton Elsie J. Augustine Wendell A. Blair Claaa of 1955 Marilyn I~. Satterwhite Brenda S. llarbaugh Roger Betthausen Margaret J. Cress Arnold G. Franke Shirly A. Unekis Karen S. Heusel Byron L. Boyer Berry J. Faris ~fartha Ann Glass TomW.White Carol J. Kemp Phillip \V. Bracken t-.tadge E. Fell Clarence L. Harris Ronald C. Kirk Janice E. Caloia Janice L. Kelley Cong. Joseph K. Knollenberg C1au of1965 Gerald E. Kublank David W. Carrell t-.largaret Louise Smith Phillip G. McDhin David A. Bydalek Da'id L. Lancaster Charles R. Coffey Franklin D. Simmons Renee L. Collie Richard H. Le\i Lillie J. Coleman Ctaaa of 1943 Roscoe E. Wallace Stephen Daughhetee Richard Wayne ~Iiller David L. Combes Jean Gossen-Caines James F. Fortney Thomas A. Pigati Dan L. Cox Louise ~1cConnell Clan of 1956 William J. llaire Alan L. Richey James P. Dady Jane Monts Marjorie M. I loughland Louanna R. Jaeger Ronald E. Ruby Brenda J. Decker Bess M. Townsend Hanks Richard V. Livengood William Max Jaeger Donald A. Sakey Leonard L. Decker Arne C. Odegaard Jon M. Phipps John W. Schable Brenda I. Dirks Clan of 1944 Carl B. Sellers Beverly Jane Shelton F. Michael Schaefer David C. Doebler Leona M. Henschen Shirley S. Swiatek Annie L. Scott Judith L. Doebler LucyM. Mann Clan of 1957 Donald C. Stewart Richard L. Ewing Robert L. llesler Claaa of 1966 Steven F. Thurn Linda j. Hale Clan of 1945 James R. Lewis John l. Barnes Robert J. Tredway Nancy S. Halloran Alice Shawver M. Gene Newport Roger C. Claar Thomas P. Trestler Dale A. Hanner Paul I l. Skelton John A. Collie Jerry E. VanDyke Kenneth E. Horsman Clau of1946 Martha D. Fortney ~1ichael H. Wampler Thomas R. Hysell Da,id P. Jenkins Clanof1958 John C. Guyot Barbara A. Weidman Gregory K lkemire Eddie W. Brooke Leonard A. ~letheny Da'id B. Lecher C1aaa of 1947 Roger D. Fisher Robert L. Platt Clasa of 1970 Beverly J. Ledwon James L. llanks James L. I larfield Frances Ellen Rardin Robert K Anderson Sruart B. Lenhoff Lewis J. Jenkins Alice Koenecke James E. Walden Julia Ann Arnett Dennis ~1. ~tallaney Bill M. Seaman Rex D. Lindley James L. Wilkey Loren J. Blackfelner Carl T. ~1i ro Ruth E. Warren Dale R. Mel lenry Bonnie L. Wright Harry j. Clapeck Danny L. Parkinson Joanne Wodtke Miller Janet L. Collins Tommy L. Reichart Clanof1946 Joan R. Pound Clan of 1967 Steven L. Davis Robert K. Rentfro Allen S. Monts Peggy Prince Scott Armsworrh Betty Jo Dowdy Jerrold R. Scribner John L. Roberts Eli R. Sidwell Gary L. Bachman Velma A. Finnern Randy W. Siuda Donald A. Sutphin Beny J. Browning Joseph Frisina William R. Sprehe Clanof1949 Kenneth E. Taylor Janice Lynn Bryant Terry G. FrittS AnneT. Sur Douglas D. Brown Marshall C. Bryant H. Tom Gaffigan La Donna J. Swanson William E. Cooper Claaa of 1959 James L. Ficek Larry D. Green Thomas E. Swanson Jeanette Duzan Barbara A. Baggett Tom L. Gilomen Darlene Hutchinson Anita ~1. Thompson t-.larie L. Gressel Paul Edward Carnes Robert J. llardig Allan L. Jones Gene White Frances J, Resciniro Angela Doll Eileen ~!. Ileal} Austin Jones Linda Ann White C. Roger Sorensen Joel D. Edgington Galen L. Hinkel ~lehin H. Krieger Charles R. Worden Roben G. Wrenn Gene A. Greek Robert F. Jones Stephen II. Larson Gary W. Yoder Ronald D. Jeffris WalterT. Knollenberg George F. Lary Claaa of 1950 Edwdrd J. Robinson Ronald L. Longtin Karen S. Lindley Claas of 1973 Donald A. Brauer Raymond C. Wheaton Marrin J. :-tansfield Stephen I l. Mansfield JoAnn Baldwin Peggy J. Decker James R. Palmer Michael E. Mattis Bruce A. Bennyhoff Charles Nelson Grote Claaa of 1960 Laura M. Rao David E. Morris Patricia M. Boe Wilma E. Grote Charlotte A. Atkins Elizabeth Scarbrough Judy K. Myers Steven K Boyer Paul V. I lanse Will iam E. Burkhardt David G. Sieben Mark E. Ostermeier Edward F. Brick Twilla Darlene Hanna Ethel Agnes Chid ley Richard L. Sumption AJ Ian S. Penwell Paul R. Cady Shirley A. Stinebaugh Benson L. Finfrock Linda K. Wolz Darrell L. Prince Mark A. Camfield Maude T. Whitson Beverly Fisher Gary W. Rippon Rodney L. Chally Jerry L. Cooley Irene ~1. Mullenschlader Ann Manno jon W. Rector Kevin M. Harden Larry D. Crews Cynthia G. Murray John Marrin Nelson john R. Schultz Kirk A. Heller Richard L. Curran Donald F. Nesci ancy L. O'Reilly Deborah j. Shaw jacqueline M. Herald William j. Daniell Ruth T. Patchett janice A. Pellegrini Anne M. Snyder Norman W. Holmes Philip B. Devermann Robert S. Rea Vickie K Polarek Rebecca J. Steiner Judy Lynn Hutti William Paul Farner Sherril A. Reicher Richard A. Rahom Jennifer K Stephen Stephen Joiner Kathleen S. Ferguson Richard j. Repking ~fanha j. Rardin Cindra K Stiff Deborah A. Keith Stephen E. Ferguson Raymond E. Shockley Liliana N. Roviaro John Paul Strnad Daniel L. Kolb Theresa A. Fields jules D. Spindler Kenneth Schweighart Gayle L. Stumpf Caner j. Lamb Randall P. Gardner Joan E. Swearingen joe H. Sexton Barbara L. Sutorius Scott R. Lensink joan Guciardo Kim Khue Thi Tran Allen J. Shevlin Bruce E. Thompson Karen L. Moore Elizabeth I lapp Patricia F. Ursie jeanne N. Skaras Katherine M. Vance William R. 'ohmer Barbara Hinkel Betty J. lJtley William j. Skeens Theresa VandenBerg Kenneth R. Pyburn Roy R. llodgeman Richard L. Vetter Bernard E. Strache Mark A. Varland jean ~1. Root Karen j . lloltgrewe Susan E. Wildrick Debra Wall Patricia L. Warren jeffrey L. Russell David N. !Iowrey Larry D. Winings William D. Winberg Suanne Waymack Kevin Savoree Ray L. johnson Donald j. Wright Nancy A. Williams jana Hermann Schaefer Rebecca L. Keaster Class of 1976 Gary E. Yount Philip A. Williams ~lark J. Schappaugh Gary F. Kindle jana C. Baker Debra L. Zuber Terry Luanne Wingate Paula A. Schuler Daniel Knollenberg Thomas J. Baker ~1ark A. Seobbie 42 Kenneth R. Kost Joe A. Barnes Class of 1978 Clan of 1980 Paul Spangard Everett M. Lawrence Steven G. Berghom Cathy Mary Alam Alice jane Adams Karlene Stuart Sara Ann Lopinski Ruthann M. Bloom Catherine N. Anstrom Nicholas S. Barmantje William B. Swisher MichaelS. Lysaker William S. Bloom Howard M. Atkison David B. Boentc Sharon L. Sypole Randall J. Majzcl Donald L. Brubaker Robert N. Banwart Thomas J. Bosler Robert L. Urbance Clarence Miller Scott Jones Butler Kclli C. Barnett PeterS. Brinkman Robert Paul Wilson BruceW. ied Barbara A. Carlson James Victor Borho Susan Joyce Burge Jean C. Wonser Susan Bree1.c Nied Barbara W. Christensen Kathy A. Byers John Anthony Carlson Carol A. Zettle Randall P. Pollen Marsha K. Coleman Theresa M. Callozzo Peter M. Catan Robert A. Sal7.enstein Steven James Coleman Robert D. Carr Virginia A. Claus Class of 1982 RichardT. Sanner Michael P. Consorri Carl D. Davidson John William Cowger Laurel J. Allenbaugh Gary W. Schwarrt. GuyW. Coons Kelley Anne Davidson Gary R. Dowling Cynthia A. Beeler Rebecca J. Seay j on E. Davis Richard j. Elam Daniel Lee Drake Daniel E. Beeler Susan Carol Smith John Michael Day Joseph H. Evers Jeffrey W. Fahrenwald Robert C. Bodee Sharon L. Sporrsman Carl L. Dolson Robert R. Gebo Eric A. Frick Steven Mark Christe ~1ichacl R. Stephenson Philip Robert Doster Neil W. Goodwin George W. Gilmore Jeanine L. Colwell Carol Ann Stitt Oa,·id C. Drury Lisa J. Gradle Lauric J, Glomski Mark Alan Conklin John R. Taylor Susan Jcn Drury Toni L. llerwaldt j ames L. Gregory Phyllis A. Cuomo Rodney W. Thompson William Jay Emrich SyJ,ia M. Hill Brook A. llaebich Randall P. Darlak Gordon L. \\'alter james L. Finley Gail A. lluelsmann Rita ~I. llamilton Lisa A. Deardorff l':orrna j. \\'alters Bruce j. Francionc Lisa A. joiner Robert C. llansen Douglas W. Dehority James J. wa,nc Diana Lynn Garbis 1icholas Ti Kan Bradley K llatfield ~1i chael Da,·id Digan Linda R. Yurek Rosemary· A. Gibbons Robert A. Lane Susan Diane llorst Gregory• G. Ditman Robert E. Harris ~l elinda Lee Christine Johnson Suzanne ~1. Do)1e Class of 1974 Scott 0. Harris Robert K ~lattheessen Kenneth \. Johnson Deborah L. Eisfeller \rrie \mmons Lindaj. !Ieath Susan E. ~filler Kevin II. jones Debbie L. Ferruzzi \lichelle \1. Bach Gerald A. l-lecht \lichael j. \lurrill Kathcnne A. Krampcr \latthew Freimuth Julia ~I . Bro\\n Susan L.jeisy Luis E. Ordonez Pegg) A. Le~laster Da'id F. Fuehne Patrick j. Caner joyce E. Jurgens Jean ~I. Rahilly Larr, M. Luensman Karen A. Gietl FAward j. l~alante Michael I-I. Klaus James V. Raupp \lark Macko,·ic Judy A. Ethell Glatz Susan E. Escalante Randall :0.1. Kob Rodney Al\·in Rin~:~ter Joyce Ann Madigan Dean A. Hagan Allen \I. Field 1\abra K Langen Thomas F. Rochford Tracey Ann ~lalkovich Richard E. Henderson Sharon L. Full -Love Jean A. Lawlor Darrell L. Stephen Debra j. \lc amana Colleen D. Hepner Ann Gerhold \lattie A Lewis-Bynum Carolyn S. Storckm:on There;a A. Myers Steve D. Hernandez jon F. Go»e Jane A. Lockett Ronald P. Tonics GlenS. Natschkc Darrell M. lloffman Ronald S. Guinnee \lark A. Martin Brad Waltman Linda Marie Olson Kelly Ann Irrner Steven A. I larding james A. Mellin Alan Ray Wi lli ams \lichael T. Pardini Michael R. Keller Susan C. lloaglund Cindy K. \Iiiier Robert A. Polizzi KrisA. Klingbeil Terry L. I lowe Mark j. Morrow Class of 1979 James II. Pritchard Karen J. Koning Terry T. llutchison Scott N. Pen Francine Ahern Catherine M. Provenza Barbara M. Leutz Earl W. Julius Rodney D. Plackctt Jeanne M. Althoff John W. Pruden Julie E. Mangano \tonica K. Kemczys David R. Pritchard Roger L. Archibald Michael B. Renschen MarkS. Michelini Carl F. Keown Kevin V. Roberts Kim E. Ausmus '1\vila S. Romoser James W. Molzahn Robin J. Lamont Amy F. Seward David W. Bassett John Roy Sawyer William Robert Myers Karen J. Lindley Dennis Sterchi Delorse Bond Jcannea K. Shier Ronda K Palmgren Da,·id L. Love Kevin Storck B. David Bra~:~t Diane L. Sterchi Gary Alan Patrem Deborah ,\. ~lcClellan Barbara j. Swanson Patricia L. Clarke Kathryn D. Stierman Daniel W. Peterson Gregory P. ~leador John E. Tingley jeffrey \I. Colbert Cheryl J. Stout Mary Jayne Prior Willard E. Nel\on john P. Vonberg ~!arvin Dale Derk> Mary E. Tuitt Tracy A. Roberts Linda C. O'Connor-.\mmons ~lary• E. Wawro ~lichael F. Doiron Eli1..abeth Waldman Ty Robert Royal Philip \. Salvador Richard Clark West Brian P. Dolan Eme>t K. Waldman Rebecca j. Ruffner \fare.-\. Sanner Thomas Allen Zelasko Donald G. Dott.auer Cathy L. \Vc;;elman Dina M. Sackman William \ . Schafer Donald Allen Drennan ~lary j. Zcck Kathryn Leeann Seelman Roger G. Sha\\ Clan of 1977 Roben E. Dunn ~fare Loren Zemel Robert J. Sharp G:m I ~ \ 'e>r ,\damu Alhassan Leland L. Freberg Diane Elaine Zuhone-Shorc ~lark A. Stockwell Su~n \I. Baker Daniel Duane Fry ~largaret \I. Sulli•-an Class of 1975 John S. Banal Richard R. Furmanski Classof1981 Virgilene F. Taylor Stc,·en <.. \rbuthnot R. :O.Iichacl Bennett Stephen.\. Gosselin Shcrri Ann Ahlficld Frederick A. Treiber Robert D. Bielenberg Rodney L. Blcdsaw Susan C. Harper \laryBcth I. Apolzan Mark A. Weimer Joseph W. Bretz Kimberly A. Brubaker Karla R. !lodge Londa A. Arredondo Joseph C. Wieczorek Br-ad L. Burgett Michael R. Copeland Gaillloke Robert S. Arredondo ~lichael \\'.Williams Gailj. Cha>e Jill Ann F..astin Cheryl L. Kelley \lichele L. Bertrand James E. Yarbrough \la~ha K. Dol>on Jan E. Fehrenbacher Kim Ann Knet.ovich jamc; lipton Bronson William M. Edrington \lark A. Fleshncr Charlene Koroby Cheryl L. Christofilos Clauof1983 Glenn II. Fredrickson Sadgio Fredianelli Julie A. Labhart Teresa Ann Coalter Joanne Renae Agnew II. Scott Gifford ~lichael R. Goodwin Donna L. Lackey Cary W. Colwell Larry Ermel Anders Douglas V. Golowski Warren E. I larding Jane D. Lochhead Darcey t\1. Cullman Kelly F. Armstrong Dyke II. I Janson William C. I lay Gary W. \larquis \ lichacl T. Cynova Lisa S. Boyer Ellen R. I learn James G. lleerema Cynthia j. McGuire David A. Dawidczyk Sandra j. Cairns Paulette llorger Michael Blair I lise Michael F. McGuire j. William DeMarco John Patrick Cole Carol A. Jabs Donald P. I lorn Nicholas C. Merrill Nancy j . Durham T heresa R. Coleman Nancy V. Koopman llarriet E. Johnson Mary Catherine Nestler Patrick j . Fay june Cardell Cooper Charles Al:on Kot,IOwski Dru King E. Thomas Netzer Norbert A. Gilmore Rebecca j. Corzilius Jani s A. l...ancaster Connie D. Komnick Thomas j. Ozga jayne Ann Goldstein Mary J. Cox Daniel R. Lemme Dennis B. Long Daniel Gr:ont Ozier james C. Grimm James Russell Craig ~lichael S. ~lagnu.on Cathleen M. Lux Michael T. Petrik Joyce A. llaitsma Anne M. DiSand ro Joseph J. Malina Steven A. Lux Susan R. Petrik John E. llamlyn Kimberly A. Falk Dan D. Morgan Ste,·cn R. Madlinger Michael F. Piehl Shari L. llammer Richard L. Fear ~lark Anthony Ferris Kathleen A. Olson Ke,in J. Fox ~1ary Sue Rudolphi jeffrey S. Peterson :Michael llenry Frega .Mary Jean Pieper Joseph R. Fremgen Matthew B. Russell Deanna Kay Rebello Jean Ann Gassoway Bonnie Ann Pinner Christi Ann Gonzales Dena Lee Rydell Lmry Gene Seyfert Rich J. Gorazd Lori Denise Rebholz Donnell Lee Hall jeffrey G rant Shurts Ruth A. Shutty Kenneth A. Greenlee Sharon Louise Rector john Charles Harris Dennis Werner Shutty Karen A. Sibert Dennis G. I learn James Allen Reynolds Carol A. !Iarrison Cynthia M. Siegel Christine Gale Swim Robin L. Heberer Russell Walter Rossi jill F. llempen William A. Siegel Pamela Kay Trausch Lisa Carol lleyen Eric Robert Runck Scott D. llempen julie K. Stanko Andrea Deann Washington \\~lliam L. I Iutton Joni L. Runck Paul S. Henrikson Peggy Ann Stephenson Anna ~I. Kalk ~lyron T. Salmon jeffrey C. Holdsberg Kurt David Stumpf Class of 1990 Karla jean Kennedy-Hagan Patricia C. Siwajek Cheryl Holthaus Susan Haynes Sullivan Barbara L. Bennett David Lee Kienast jeanne R. Snyder Stephen P. Jagosh Bryan Reed Sunnquist David Lee Braddock Caryn A. Ki ngseed Mitchell W. Steffen Darcy Kane LaNeue R. Sunnquist Anthony G. Buscemi joseph Thomas Kocot Janet S. Stevenson Edward J. Kennedy Bryan J. Surek Dale Robert Carlson Roger John LaBedz Stephen L\1. Tarrant Greg joseph Koester Dan B. Tap Geraldine E. Covert ~lauhew \\'. ~lannion Victoria :\1. Thomson ~laril) n Kay Krabbe Kimberly A. Whitman Laura Ann Dixon Joseph Bruno ~likrut juliann ~1. Tomse Sharon Kay Luecke Sharon :\1. \\"ltten Bruce Kent Hatfield Sharon T. Millburg Nancy K. Warner Amy J. :\lace ~lichelle A. Heninger Karen June Miller Tena M. Matas Class of 1988 Da,·id Lynn James ~1arc Liston Miller Clas s of 1985 Kelly Jo McDevitt Lisa Lynn Berg Georgia A. Janssen Debra M iseles Patricia Aversa Jeffrey W. Miller Darlene K. Bingham Christopher J. Jensen 43 Stephen C. Mitze Steven D. Beyer judy A. Niebrugge Erin E. Brady Cathy L. Keltz Sandra A. Morris Paul Gordon Blair Scott B. O'Brien Mary Kathryn Brunton Julie Lynn Knutson Sharon L\lungai \lary K. Blotna Regina L. Papan Dave ~1. Burchert Da,id :\ latthew Koons janet 'i.xon Therese A. Boll Wend)' R. Phipps Beth Cook Amy Sue Lotz Curtis A. O'"erpeck Laura Brachok Carl Sroud Pla10u ~1auhew E. Curtis :\latthew Eugene l..o\"e Katherine A. Perry• Farrell Alan Brooks Donna J. Platou Mary Sharon Deguzman :\1ichele L. Loven Aileen Rose Phi ll ips Timj. Brown Amy E. Rakow Lori A. Early Sherry Louise McCoy Bryan G. Phillips Robbie J. Bullock Todd R Romine Phil ip A. Faust Scott Jeffery Meador Chris L. Pierson Susan Marie Cross James L. Russell William D. Fenili Sheryl Kaye Meyer Amy J. Pinkerton Marsha Ann Elsas Tim P.Shay Arthur Lee Fleming Sundeep L\ I. Oberoi Pamela D. Quade l,uke S. Filosa Da" n L\larie Sigler Randal Scott Flesch L\lan-Wei Peng Penny L. Quade Connie E. Fontaine BrianT. Simeur Kendra Lyn Freeman Kellie Louise Phillips Richard Alan Rebholz jeffery Lee Fruit Charles K. Simpson Roberta L. Gannon Dawn :\larie Pollina :\lichael John Riordan john Edward Fuhler Maureen Sulli,-an Robert D. Gerecke ~1ary V. Rafferty jeffery Steven Rizzo Kenneth Geragosian Michael T. Torbit Brian john Gordon K.1rol Ruth Reis Kathy A. Rosenkrans John Arthu r llarrer Stephanie M. Verardi Sabine U. Gutt Bryan John Romanc Frank A. Ruscio Maureen Ann jackson-Kotek Michele M. Vogt Sharon L. l lankins l~1u ra D. Sleade EdwardS. Sant Robert E. jordan L\lary Beth Wallace Peggy jo llargis ~1elissa ~1- Stier Tamara Schlitter Rosemarie KJe,·insky Michael j. Walsh john D. llcarne Brett Alan Swallo" Gary• A. Scholl meier David A. Kurtz Donna Downey Wiemann Craig Alan llea,·ens Connie :\larie \ 'ogt Ann :\1. Shaffstall Cathy jean Lenz jamoe L. \\"llliamson Richelle lleggemeier Cind) D. Webb Patrick K. Sharick john :\1iehael Lewis Qa,·id \. \\"lttnebert Rodney E. llessler Barbara Ann Webster Clinton W. Spruell Beth Ann Lcydens Dawn Marie Wojdyla II. ~-latthew Kemp Jennifer :\-lary Weirath Ann marie D. Steffen L.awrence F. Louvier Michael j. Wurtsbaugh Becky Lynn Kimberlin Donald C. Winschcl Ronda K. Stincmyer Paul R. Lowe Ursula II. Wuthrich Scott Alan Kingery Carol D. Wakefield David Andrew Mace john II. Zimmermann An neue ~larie Krenz Class of 1991 Becky j. Webb Christine L\1. L\lartin Patricia A. Zubal Laura jean \laher julie Kay Aman ~lelanie j. Webber Steven R. L\lichael~ Thomas G. \lulchrone Thomas E. Bayer Kathy ~I. Weinlierl Gregory• Lee ~lodesiu Clan of 198 7 Scou :\lichael 1orton Susan ~lary Ben-Yo;eph Ste,·en ~I. Wente Rodney Niebrugge Donna Baggerly Douglas A. Orseske jennifer Lynn BorkO\\Ski Elizabeth Wolff-Milner Gregory Paul Payne Pierce A. Berthold Julia A. Over;rreet Laura j. Brown Kenneth G. Payne Eric L. Bierman Eric Thomas Pederson Dawn M. Burr Clan of 1984 Joanne M. Pugsley Jill Anne Boone Melissa A. Price Guy Allen Cardinal Brett A. Ander.on Pamela L. Rathjen Robert W. Boze John Anthony Rebello Dee Ann Cisco Sandra Lee Aronson Veronica E. Sample Tina ~I. Corcoran Kara Lee Ro)·al \\"llliam P. Cushing Joseph \\'. Bascio Barbara E. Sassen :\1. \lichelle Daniels Robert C. Schmitt Peg Ann Daugherl) Alan C. Bat>On Tom jerome Schnell Kevin P. Early Darryl\\'. Silver l)oug:\lan Diedrich Robert john Beine Bry'3n E. Sibert Lynn C. Elliott Linda :-1. Smith john D. Donham Debbie Sue Brambora Thomas J. Siedleck Christopher S. E"-ald Karla K. Sparks jean Renae Fiorini Cheryl D. Brown David Slifer Lynn Marie Farrell Curtis Allen Strader t\my Renee Frank Craig W. Carlson Jeffrey M. Sterling Sara B. Flaherty Sharolyn Strader Kelly Lyn Gale Kendra Ali~on Carson Donna M. Stokley Michael F. Fleming Michael j. Trausch Kenneth j. Guetersloh Lea Ann Carson Stephen K. Sweet Karen Ruth Freeman Randall Clark White Paul Dennis liard Robert Emmet Collins Susan L\1. Swinford Connie Marie Gordon .\larcia K. Wilson Louise jane Ha,ing Brian Kenneth Cooper Zhu Hong Tang Robert james Grasry Patricia A. 7-ehr Christine ..\. Heard Lynn :-1. Danielson Corinne T. Thompson Nancy I Iarmon Angela C. Kistner Gary Scou Davies :llary j. Walker Anthony E. lleimann Clan of 1989 Bernard J- Kiuen Don A. Dawkins Bruce Wenneker Lisa A. l lenrichs Victoria Dawn Albon Steve T. Lambeck Susan L. DeCarlo Tracy Wetherton T:omara j. Jagosh julie Marie Baker Kelly Ann McAuliffe Linda Ogle DeFrank Richard S. Whight>il Derek S. Johnson Deron John lkrtolo Alissa Ann Oakley Wendy Sue [)oebel L\lichacl Willoughb) Rebecca jean Johnson Linda Ka) Broom jeffrey Lee Oetting L\ 1ichacl A. Dolce julia I. Wirth Steven Frank johnson Debra Sue Camren-Andcrson Eugene :\lonroe Owen Deborah lh Domek Paula \1. jordan Susan Lee Deegan Christa Ann Packer Nita ~I. Drc"es-Neville Clan of 1986 Anna Kuprianczyk Glenn A. Dian Cynthia L. Pa,·inaro julie E. Edwards Gregory j. Baggerly jill Therese Lehrer Bf)'3n Anthony Dixon Ronald Alan PotSch Thomas William Flynn joy Marie Barker-Shuns Michele A. Lensink Karen Sue Edwards jeffery Bruce Redick Lisa Ryna Fritscher Marilyn S. Bichler Catherine Linning Susan D. Frederick Jodi Gail Redick Mary C. Gray jeffery W. Bierman Karen Sue Maddox Pamela jo Furrer Daniel J. Riordan Lisa lleittman Tracey E. Bierman Amy j. Madson Lori Ann Ganci ~lelissa S. Salrin Diane Ccclia llerndon l)onald A. 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