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Independent Colleges and Universities INDEPENDENT COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES Institution Location President1 Adrian College .......................... Adrian ........... Dr. Jeffrey R. Docking Albion College .......................... Albion ........... Dr. Donna M. Randall Alma College ........................... Alma ............ Dr. Saundra J. Tracy Andrews University....................... Berrien Springs .... Dr. Niels-Erik A. Andreasen Aquinas College ......................... Grand Rapids...... Dr. C. Edward Balog Baker College of Allen Park ................ Allen Park ........ Mr. Aaron J. Maike Baker College of Auburn Hills............... Auburn Hills ...... Mr. Jeffery M. Love Baker College of Cadillac .................. Cadillac .......... Mr. Bob Vandellen Baker College of Cass City ................. Cass City ......... Dr. Julianne T. Princinsky Baker College Center for Graduate Studies ..... Flint ............ Dr. Mike Heberling Baker College of Clinton Township ........... Clinton Township .. Mr. Donald R. Torline Baker College of Flint ..................... Flint ............ Dr. Julianne T. Princinsky Baker College of Jackson .................. Jackson .......... Dr. Patricia Kaufman Baker College of Muskegon ................ Muskegon ........ Dr. Mary Ann Herbst Baker College of Owosso .................. Owosso.......... Ms. Denise A. Bannan Baker College of Port Huron ................ Port Huron ....... Dr. Connie Harrison Calvin College .......................... Grand Rapids ..... Dr. Gaylen J. Byker Calvin Theological Seminary ................ Grand Rapids ..... Dr. Neal Plantinga Central Bible College ..................... Farmington Hills ... Rev. Paul Sundell Cleary University – Livingston ............... Howell .......... Mr. Thomas P. Sullivan Cleary University – Washtenaw .............. Ann Arbor ........ Mr. Thomas P. Sullivan College for Creative Studies ................ Detroit .......... Mr. Richard Rogers Concordia University...................... Ann Arbor ........ Dr. Thomas R. Ahlersmeyer Cornerstone University .................... Grand Rapids ..... Dr. Joseph Stowell Cranbrook Academy of Art ................. Bloomfield Hills.... Mr. Reed Kroloff Davenport University – Dearborn ............ Dearborn ........ Mr. Richard J. Pappas Davenport University – Grand Rapids ......... Grand Rapids ..... Mrs. Colleen Wolfe Davenport University – Holland ............. Holland .......... Mr. Stan Van Kolken Davenport University – Kalamazoo ........... Kalamazoo ....... Ms. Dawn VanderPloet Davenport University – Lansing ............. Lansing . Mr. Tom Woods Davenport University – Livonia .............. Livonia .......... Mr. Michael Volk Davenport University – Midland ............. Midland ......... Ms. Shawn St. John Davenport University – Warren .............. Warren .......... Mr. George Kovtun DeVry University......................... Southfield ........ Mr. William McClure Ecumenical Theological Seminary ............ Detroit .......... Rev. Marsha Foster Boyd Finlandia University ...................... Hancock ......... Rev. Dr. Phillip Johnson Grace Bible College ...................... Grand Rapids ..... Dr. Ken Kemper Grand Rapids Theological Seminary .......... Grand Rapids ..... Dr. Doug Fagerstrom Great Lakes Christian College ............... Lansing . Mr. Lawrence L. Carter Hillsdale College ........................ Hillsdale ......... Dr. Larry P. Arnn Hope College ........................... Holland .......... Dr. James E. Bultman International Academy of Design and Technology.. Troy ............ Cynthia Bechill ITT Technical Institute – Canton ............. Canton .......... Mrs. Nadine Palazzolo ITT Technical Institute – Grand Rapids ........ Grand Rapids ..... Mr. Dennis Hormel ITT Technical Institute – Swarz Creek ......... Swarz Creek ...... Mrs. Tracey Schaffer ITT Technical Institute – Troy ............... Troy ............ Ms. Laura Majewski Kalamazoo College ....................... Kalamazoo ....... Dr. Eileen Wilson-Oyelaran Kettering University ...................... Flint ............ Dr. Stanley R. Liberty Kuyper College ......................... Grand Rapids ..... Dr. Nicholas V. Kroeze Lawrence Technological University ........... Southfield ........ Lewis N. Walker Madonna University ...................... Livonia .......... Sister Rose Marie Kujawa Marygrove College ....................... Detroit .......... Dr. David J. Fike Michigan Jewish Institute .................. Oak Park......... Rabbi Kasriel Shemtov Michigan School of Professional Psychology .... Farmington Hills ... Dr. Kerry Moustakas Michigan Theological Seminary .............. Plymouth . Dr. Bruce W. Fong Miller College ........................... Battle Creek . Dr. Paul R. Ohm Northwood University..................... Midland ......... Mr. Keith A. Pretty Olivet College .......................... Olivet ........... Mr. Donald L. Tuski Rochester College ........................ Rochester Hills . Dr. Rubel Shelby Sacred Heart Major Seminary................ Detroit .......... Msgr. Jeffrey Monforton Michigan Manual 2009 -2010 Chapter VII – INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATION • VII-46 INDEPENDENT COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES (Cont.) Institution Location President SS Cyril and Methodius Seminary............. Orchard Lake...... Rev. Msgr. Charles G. Kosanke Siena Heights University ................... Adrian ........... Sister Peg Albert, OP, Ph.D. Spring Arbor University.................... Spring Arbor ...... Dr. Charles H. Webb The Art Institute of Michigan ................ Novi ............ Ted Blashak Thomas M. Cooley Law School .............. Lansing . Mr. Don LeDuc University of Detroit Mercy ................. Detroit .......... Rev. Dr. Gerard L. Stockhausen University of Phoenix – Southfield ........... Southfield ........ Mr. Terry Johnson University of Phoenix – West Michigan Campus .. Grand Rapids ..... Mr. Simon Lumley Walsh College of Accountancy and Business .... Troy ............ Stephanie W. Bergeron Western Theological Seminary............... Holland .......... Rev. Dr. Dennis Voskuil Yeshiva Beth Yehudah Gedolah ............. Southfield ........ Rabbi Eli Mayerfeld 1 This also includes chief executive officers with a variety of titles, including “dean,” “director,” etc. Source: Department of Energy, Labor and Economic Growth, Directory of Michigan Institutions of Higher Education, 2009. Michigan Manual 2009 -2010 Chapter VII – INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATION • VII-47.
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