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Reproductions Supplied by EDRS Are the Best That Can Be Made from the Original Document DOCUMENT RESUME ED 462 053 HE 034 680 TITLE Directory of Higher Education, 2002. INSTITUTION Illinois State Board of Higher Education, Springfield. PUB DATE 2002-00-00 NOTE 56p.; For the 2001 directory, see ED 451 821. PUB TYPE Reference Materials Directories/Catalogs (132) EDRS PRICE MF01/PC03 Plus Postage. DESCRIPTORS *Colleges; *Higher Education; Resources; *State Boards of Education IDENTIFIERS *Illinois ABSTRACT This directory contains addresses or other contact information for members of the Illinois Board of Higher Education and administrators at Illinois public and private colleges. Mailing addresses are given for members of the state Board of Higher Education and members of the boards of the institutions listed, and telephone numbers are provided for higher-level administrators at the public institutions, with an institution telephone number and the name of the president or some other official for each private institution, whether for-profit or not-for-profit. Information is given for 9 public institutions, the Illinois Community College Board, 51 community colleges, 99 not-for profit independent institutions, 11 for-profit private institutions, and other state and public agencies. (SLD) Reproductions supplied by EDRS are the best that can be made from the original document. STATE OF ILLINOIS BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION DIRECTORY OF HIGHER EDUCATION 2002 U.S. DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 1 Office of Educational Research and Improvement ; PERMISSION TO REPRODUCE AND EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES INFORMATION DISSEMINATE THIS MATERIAL HAS CENTER (ERIC) BEEN GRANTED BY 1:104isdocument has been reproduced as received from the person or organization originating it. 0 Minor changes have been made to improve reproduction quality. Points of view or opinions stated in this TO THE EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES document do not necessarily represent INFORMATION CENTER (ERIC) official OERI position or policy. 431 East Adams, Second Floor Springfield, Illinois 62701-1418 217/782-2551 TTY 217/524-3494 FAX 2171782-8548 www.ibhe.state.il.us 2 BEST COPYAVAILABLE Printed by Authority of the State of Illinois 1/02 1150c. ri, DIRECTORY OF HIGHER EDUCATION CONTENTS ILLINOIS BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION Organization Chart 1 Board Members 2 Board Staff 3 Illinois Century Network 5 PUBLIC COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES Chicago State University 9 Eastern Illinois University 10 Governors State University 11 Illinois State University 12 Northeastern Illinois University 13 Northern Illinois University 14 Western Illinois University 16 Southern Illinois University 17 University of Illinois 19 Illinois Community College Board/East St. Louis Community College Center/ Community Colleges 22 INDEPENDENT INSTITUTIONS Not-for-Profit Colleges and Universities. 29 For-Profit Institutions 39 OTHER STATE AGENCIES AND EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS State Board of Education 43 Illinois Educational Facilities Authority 43 Illinois Educational Labor Relations Board 43 Illinois Mathematics and Science Academy 43 Illinois Student Assistance Commission 44 Professional Regulation, Department of 44 State Universities Civil Service System 44 State Universities Retirement System 45 University Center of Lake County 45 MAPS AND GEOGRAPHIC LOCATIONS OF INSTITUTIONS . 46 Directory prepared by: Illinois Board of Higher Education 431 East Adams, Second Floor Springfield, Illinois 62701-1418 Phone: 217/782-2551 TTY: 217/524-3494 Fax : 217/782-8548 Web Site: www.ibhe.state.il.us Printed on Recycled Paper 4 ORGANIZA110N OF HIGHER EDUCATION I OfficeGovemor of the Executive and Legislative Branches GeneralIllinois Assembly I StatewideHigher BoardsBond Education and of Commissions AssistanceIllinoi StudentCommission IllinoisColle CommunityBoard Private Institutions InsdiutionsPublic (Each Universities with its own Governing Board) independent.Independent. Not-for-ProfitFor-Profit Institutions Colleges and Universities GovernorsEasternChicago IllinoisState State University University University ChicagoBlackDaley Hawk City IllinoisLincolnFrontier Eastern Trail DalianMortonMoraine Valley WesternNortheasternIllinoisNonhem State Illinois Illinois University Illinois University University University TiumanOlive-HarveyMalcolmKennody-King X JolietIllinoisWabashOlney Valley Central RichlandRendPrairieParkland Lake State SouthernUniversityEdwardsvilleCarbondale Illinois of Illinois University DanvilleDuPageWrightWashington LakeKishwaukeeKaskaskiaKankskee County ShawneeSaukSandburgRock Valley thbana-Chatirpaign HeardindHarperElginEast St. Louis LincolnLewisLogan.Lake Land & Land Clark SpoonSouthwesternSoutheasternSouth Suburban River AdvisoryFaculty Comm Advisory Inees Committee to the Board of Higher Education BlindsHightend Central McHenry.., JohnWaubonseeTriton Wood Independent,StudentUniversity Advisory Advisory For-ProfdNot-for-Profit Committee Committee Schools College Advisory and Committee ILLINOIS BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION Phone: 217/782-2551 431 East Adams, Second Floor Fax: 217/782-8548 Springfield, Illinois 62701-1418 217/524-3494 Web Site: www.ibhe.state.il.us BOARD MEMBERS Philip J. Rock (Chairman) Samuel K. Gove Rock, Fusco, Reynolds, Crowe Institute of Government and Public Affairs & Garvey, Ltd. University of Illinois 350 North LaSalle Street, Suite 900 1007 West Nevada Chicago, Illinois 60610 Urbana, Illinois 61801 312/464-3500 217/244-4821 Jane T. Williamson (Vice Chair) James L. Kaplan 322 Woodstock Avenue Managing Partner Kenilworth, Illinois 60043 Kaplan & Sorosky 847/251-2927 158 West Erie Chicago, Illinois 60610-3703 Mark E. Barmak 312/640-1776 Abbott Laboratories Dept. 39-U Building AP6D Thomas Lamont 100 Abbott Park Road 600 South 2nd Street, Suite 100 Abbott Park, Illinois 60064-6051 Springfield, Illinois 62704 847/937-5208 217/789-1040 J. Robert Barr Steven H. Lesnik Sidley, Austin, Brown, & Wood Kemper Lesnik Organization Bank One Plaza 500 Skokie Boulevard, Suite 444 10 South Dearborn Street Northbrook, Illinois 60062 Chicago, Illinois 60603 847/480-4862 312/853-7447 Cordelia Meyer Jerry D. Blakemore Vice President Chief Executive Officer Civic Committee Commercial Club Illinois Sports Facilities Authority 1 First National Plaza, Suite 3120 333 West 35th Street Chicago, Illinois 60603 Chicago, Illinois 60616 312/853-1208 312/674-5597 Lourdes Monteagudo Edward T. Duffy Executive Director 3301 South Laramie Avenue Teachers Academy for Mathematics and Science Cicero, Illinois 60804 3424 South State Street 773/242-1121 ext. 398 Chicago, Illinois 60616 312/808-0100 Robert J. English PMA Financial Network, Inc. Lucy A. Sloan 495 Commons Drive, Suite 104 37 Upper Brush Hill Aurora, Illinois 60504 Carbondale, Illinois 62901 630/898-0078 618/351-7857 John Thompson 408 Amherst Drive Sherman, Illinois 62684 217/496-2822 2 7 ILLINOIS BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION STAFF Keith R. Sanders Executive Director 217/557-7300 Linda Oseland Secretary to the Executive Director 217/557-7381 Patricia Sexton Secretary to the Board 217/557-7380 Donald Sevener Director of Communications 217/557-7334 ACADEMIC AFFAIRS Diane Gilleland Deputy Director 217/557-7354 Gary Alexander Associate Director 217/557-7355 Joe Kim Assistant Director 217/782-2551 Marcia Langsjoen Associate Director/Staff Counsel for 217/557-7358 Academic Affairs Timothy Rock Associate Director 217/557-7359 Ocheng Jany Assistant Director 217/557-7361 Deborah Meisner-Bertauski Assistant Director of the Teacher Quality 217/557-7357 Enhancement Grant Project Neala Schleuning Assistant Director 217/557-7356 Carol Guthrie Support Staff 217/557-7383 Nina Tangman Support Staff 217/557-7384 Kristi Vose Support Staff 217/557-7340 PLANNING AND TECHNOLOGY Dan Layzell Deputy Director 217/557-7353 Information Systems Rich Jachino Assistant Director 217/557-7339 Tracy Nelson Assistant Director 217/557-7337 Rhea Santos Assistant Director 217/557-7360 Yock Hoon Tan Assistant Director 217/558-2514 Carol Yoakum Assistant Director 217/557-7342 Amy Edwards Network Administrator 217/557-7338 Barbara Grissom Support Staff 217/557-7386 Grant Administration Terry Nunn Senior Associate Director 217/557-7377 Carolyn Lorton Associate Director 217/557-7343 Carolyn Woodruff Assistant Director 217/557-7375 Trish Fenton Support Staff 217/557-7385 BUDGETS AND ADMINISTRATION Debra Smitley Deputy Director 217/557-7351 Fiscal Affairs Mike Mann Associate Director 217/557-7352 Sharon Ward Associate Director 217/557-7350 Geoff Andres Assistant Director 217/557-7349 Darice Yonker Assistant Director 217/557-7348 Patti Sponsler Support Staff 217/557-7382 3 , ILLINOIS BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION STAFF (Cont.) Office Administration Peggy Podlasek Assistant Director 217/557-7344 Carol Mullen Research Associate 217/557-7346 Charles Bowden Support Staff 217/557-7370 Donna Logan Support Staff 217/557-7330 POLICY STUDIES Douglass Day Deputy Director 217/557-7333 David Smith Assistant Director 217/557-7336 If you wish to reach staff at IBHE by e-mail, do so by sending to: last [email protected] 4 ILLINOIS CENTURY NETWORK Phone: 217/557-6555 120 West Jefferson, Suite B Toll Free: 877-844-2724 Springfield, Illinois 62702-5172 Fax: 217/557-6550 Web Site: www.illinois.net SPRINGFIELD STAFF Neil Matkin Director 217/557-6558 Beth Aper Web Master 217/557-6537 Michael Bernico Network Engineer 217/557-6548 Scott Edmiston Network Specialist 217/557-6566 Peggy Harris Property Control. 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