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Participant List As of May 21, 2015 Bringing Quality and Equity Together How Higher Education Leaders—Together—Are Tackling the Deepening Equity Divides A LEAP Centennial Forum Chicago, Illinois May 29, 2015 PARTICIPANT LIST AS OF MAY 21, 2015 Sherry Abernathy Kevin Barry North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University of Notre Dame University Kiana Battle Dawn Abt-Perkins Moraine Valley Community College Lake Forest College Laura Behling Songie Adebiyi Knox College South Suburban College Katrina Bell-Jordan Kathleen Alaimo Northeastern Illinois University Saint Xavier University GianMario Besana Lori Allen DePaul University University of Wisconsin-Parkside Anne Birberick Wilfredo Alvarez Northern Illinois University Northeastern Illinois University Deborah Bordelon Mark Anderson Governors State University Augustana College Larry Braskamp Bradley Andrews Elmhurst College Carthage College Keith Brender James Applegate Kaplan University Illinois Board of Higher Education Jennifer Brennan Douglas Baker Harper College Northern Illinois University Maurice Brown Genaro Balcazar Kaplan University North Park University Evelyn Buchanan John DeCostanza Carthage College Dominican University Cathy Buckman Mauri Ditzler Indiana University South Bend Albion College Marcia Buell Andrew Downs Northeastern Illinois University Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne Patrice Burton South Suburban College Anne Drake Indiana University South Bend Jessica Butler Governors State University Keisha Dyson Governors State University Beth Cada Governosr State University Lane Earns University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh Julie Carballo North Central College Scot Ecker Carthage College Caryn Chaden DePaul University Todd Ellwein Kaplan University Roy Chan Indiana University Bloomington Elise Eslinger Northwestern University Linda Chen Indiana University South Bend Matt Evensen University of Wisconsin Colleges Chris Chulos Roosevelt University Lydia Falbo Moraine Valley Community College Anthony Chung DePaul University Shelly Fickau South Suburban College Alma Clayton-Pedersen Emeritus Consulting Group Mary Finn Northwestern University Jodi Cressman Dominican University Maureen Lopez Fitzpatrick Wilbur Wright College Christine Curley University of Wisconsin Colleges Jan Fitzsimmons North Central College Yakeea Daniels Governors State University Luke Flores Northwestern University Lisa Davidson Loyola University Chicago Michael Ford Roosevelt University Joe Foy Sharon Hahs University of Wisconsin Colleges Northeastern Illinois University Ricky Ganaishlal Michelle Hairston Indiana University South Bend Indiana University South Bend David Garcia Troy Hammond Carthage College North Central College Dana Garrigan Michelle Hancock Carthage College Carthage College Amber Garrison Duncan Travaris Harris Lumina Foundation Harper College Barbara Gellman-Danley James Hasse The Higher Learning Commission Indiana University South Bend Maria Genao-Homs Richard Helldobler Northeastern Illinois University Northeastern Illinois University Donald Gillespie Katherine Helm-Lewis University of Wisconsin-Parkside Lewis University Maureen Gillette NaTasha Henry Northeastern Illinois University Valparaiso University Katherine Gleiss Geralyn Heystek Northeastern Illinois University Western Michigan University Sara Goldrick-Rab Reinhold Hill University of Wisconsin-Madison Governors State University Kristy Goodwin Christopher Huang Governors State University Governors State University Patrick Green Sujin Huggins Loyola University Chicago Dominican University Daniel Greenstein Rogelia Ibarra Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Dominican University Shea’na Grigsby Peggy James Carthage College University of Wisconsin-Parkside Bonnie Gunzenhauser Sylvia Jenkins Roosevelt University Moraine Valley Community College Ramón Gutiérrez Jo Ann Jenkins The University of Chicago Moraine Valley Community College Tim Johnson William Lowe Judson University Indiana University Northwest Susan Johnson Marvin Lynn Lumina Foundation Indiana University South Bend Stanley Jones Elaine Maimon Complete College America Governors State University Linda Jones Don Manning Roosevelt University South Suburban College Jeremy Joslin Teresa Mastin Morton College DePaul University David Kalsbeek Dewayne Matthews DePaul University Lumina Foundation Rebecca Karoff Grant Matthews University of Wisconsin System Moraine Valley Community College Heather Kind-Keppel Linda Maule University of Wisconsin-Parkside Indiana State University Marcus Kolb Micaela Maynard Ivy Tech Community College DePaul University Jodi Koslow Martin Tamara McClain North Park University Harper College David Krause Shelly McCoy Grissom Dominican University Mercy College of Ohio Loretta Kucharczyk Nicole McDonald Prairie State College Lumina Foundation Pareena Lawrence Tammy McGuckin Augustana College University of Wisconsin-Parkside Aidana Lira Ezella Mcpherson Carthage College Indiana University South Bend Linda Logan Michael McPherson Olivet College The Spencer Foundation Lisa Long Brad Mello North Central College Saint Xavier University Stephen Love Susan Mendoza Harper College Governors State University Marcia Mentkowski David Potash Alverno College Wilbur Wright College Nicole Micolichek Lanette Poteete-Young Indiana University South Bend Judson University Sophia Mihic Joshua Powers Northeastern Illinois University Indiana State University Alexis Montevirgen Richard Prystowsky Indiana University Northwest Lansing Community College Dennis Munk Elizabeth Purvis Carthage College State of Illinois, Office of Governor Rauner Cynthia Murphy Sheila Radford-Hill Indiana University South Bend Dominican University Francine Navakas Ethel Ragland North Central College Benedictine University Lynn Nybell Brendan Randall Eastern Michigan University Interfaith Youth Core Michael O’Keeffe Anne Rapp Saint Xavier University Lewis University Lezlie Ontiveros Nicole Reaves Indiana University South Bend Wilbur Wright College Eboo Patel David Rhea Interfaith Youth Core Governors State University Elizabeth Pearson Lucy Rinehart Year Up Chicago DePaul University Jose Perales Ann Roberts DePaul University Lake Forest College Tom Philion Lee Roberts Roosevelt University Year Up Chicago Joan Phillips Chris Robinson Loyola University Chicago Western Michigan University Kris Pierre Victoria Román-Lagunas Northeastern Illinois University Northeastern Illinois University Mark Pohlad Samuel Rosenberg DePaul University Roosevelt University Roshaunda Ross Colleen Sexton Governors State University Governors State University Frank Ross Kurt Shackmuth Northeastern Illinois University Lewis University Joseph Roth Jeff Shires Indiana University South Bend Purdue University North Central Rebecca Russo Margaret Silliker Interfaith Youth Core DePaul University P.N. Saksena Noah Silverman Indiana University South Bend Interfaith Youth Core Normah Salleh-Barone Paul Simpson Moraine Valley Community College Dominican University Sheree Sanderson Dick Simpson Governors State University University of Illinois at Chicago Ken Santiago Jennifer Slate Wilbur Wright College Northeastern Illinois University Curtis Sartor Katheryn Slattery Judson University Lewis University Joseph Saucedo Kimberly Sluis Loyola University Chicago North Central College Kenneth Sauer Ola Smith Indiana Commission for Higher Education Western Michigan University Morton Schapiro Joel Stafstrom Northwestern University Northern Illinois University Stephany Schlachter David Starnes Lewis University Kaplan University Karen Schmid Teri Stein Purdue University North Central Judson University Gabriel Schneider Lynette Stokes-Wilson Wilbur Wright College South Suburban College Timothy Scholl Anthony Suarez-Abraham Kaplan University Dominican University Katie Schultz Ellen Szarleta National Institute for Learning Outcomes Indiana University Northwest Assessment Juliana Mie Tashiro James Wallace Harold Washington College Indiana University Northwest Khallai Taylor Vicki Washington Lansing Community College University of Wisconsin System Tina Taylor-Ritzler Marilyn Wells Dominican University South Suburban College Kelly Thomas Mick Weltman University of Wisconsin Colleges Associated Colleges of Illinois Jennifer Thorington Springer Lorraine White Indiana University-Purdue University Indiana University South Bend Indianapolis Laura Whitney Rico Tyler Indiana University South Bend DePaul University Brian Williams Jessica Van Slooten Associated Colleges of the Midwest University of Wisconsin Colleges LaVonya Williams Betty Vandenbosch Harper College Kaplan University LoShay Willis Carleen VandeZande Moraine Valley Community College University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh Elighie Wilson Ann Vendrely Prairie State College Governors State University Evelyn Winfield-Thomas Dev Venugopalan Western Michigan University University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Terri Winfree Carol Voss-Ward Prairie State College University of South Dakota Gary Wood Sarah Wake University of Wisconsin-Parkside University of Notre Dame Christopher Young Indiana University Northwest AAC&U Staff Kara Hawkesworth, Centennial Associate Debra Humphreys, Vice President for Policy and Public Engagement Tia Brown McNair, Senior Director for Student Success Halim Rizk, Program Associate and Assistant to the President Carol Geary Schneider, President Bethany Zecher Sutton, Chief of Staff and Coordinating Director, LEAP .
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