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College of Education
Endeavors
Vol.7 /Spring 2008
Message from the Dean
I greatly appreciate the support, encouragement, and care that you
have given to the College of Education this year. Your support has
helped our College remain vibrant and resilient in its efforts to move
forward as a premier College of Education. As you will read in this
issue of Endeavors, our students, alumni, faculty, staff and friends
are truly amazing individuals who are all over the world, working to
improve their communities. Their passion for education is contagious,
and I have been energized and enlightened in my numerous meetings
with alumni and friends over the course of the year.
Lemuel W. Watson, Dean
This year has also brought tremendous transitions for the university and
the college. With a new dean, new leadership in four departments
and two new associate deans, we proceeded with a strategic plan
for the College and continued to prepare for our National Council for
Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE) visit. I am very pleased
with the progress we have made this year and highly optimistic about
what our future holds. Visit www.cedu.niu.edu
u for more information
about our strategic plan and other initiatives.
This issue of Endeavors presents various stories about how NIU’s College of Education is changing
the region and the world. Our faculty continue to work to obtain funding to support their research and
outreach projects, some of which are highlighted in this issue. Each project reaffirms the College’s
unique role in researching important issues and then sharing the results with the public to influence
practice. As you’ll also see, the College is expanding its reputation as a valuable international partner
and is bringing the benefits of those partnerships directly back to our students.
Finally, we should all pause from our daily routines to give thanks for this wonderful life we have been
given. The February 14, 2008, shooting reminds us that life is so very fragile. As we remember our
losses and the families of those involved, we grieve deeply. But the many stories we have heard of
grace and courage and compassion in the aftermath of this event have given us hope, fed our souls,
and have made all of us so very proud to be a part of Northern Illinois University.
Finally, the rapid pace and the energy extended to lead a College of Education are tremendous. Yet, from
alumni gatherings to national board meetings, I am inspired by the stories I hear from so many of you.
I am humbled and honored to be part of the NIU family, and I look forward to meeting more of you.
Lemuel W. Watson, Dean
Table of Contents–Feature Articles
Impacting Practice and Policy
Finding Their Voice .......................................................... 2
Beyond the Classroom: Student Successes
Diversifying Higher Education Faculty in Illinois ................. 12
Alumni News and Events
A Professor Who Changed My Life .................................. 14
Our Donors, Our Future
Forward, Together Forward............................................. 17
Taking Care of School Business: Illinois ASBO
our leadership. Because of our affiliation with NIU, the
legislators knew us and welcomed our views on a variety
of issues and legislation related to education in Illinois.”
Soon, Jacoby was chairing the Illinois Education
Roundtable, a consortium of nineteen school leadership
associations and organizations representing over 13,000
school leaders and 230,000 teachers and other personnel.
He is also one of the principal contributors to the Burnham
Plan for World Class Education, which calls for sweeping
reform in school quality and accountability in Illinois. The
Plan addresses a number of issues related to accountability,
the quality and scope of education, and school funding
and finance. With Illinois ranked 48th in the nation in
terms of support for schools, the Burnham Plan seeks to
boost achievement and develop a new, permanent revenue
source for schools, providing a comprehensive solution to
Illinois’ ongoing school quality and educational funding
crises.
Michael Jacoby, Illinois ASBO
It has been said that in the business world,
everyone is paid in two coins: cash and
experience.
What’s next for the field? Jacoby says that schools will face
increasing calls for accountability and transparency. He
anticipates that Illinois ASBO will be deeply involved in
facilitating and helping schools analyze how and where
they are spending their money as well as how they stack
up with peer districts in terms of resource utilization and
environmental issues.
The Illinois Association of School Business Officials
(ASBO) is concerned with both. Founded in 1952, Illinois
ASBO is an association devoted to the School Business
Management profession; those in this profession are most
often thought of as “budget people,” but in reality they
wear many different hats. Besides school finance, school
business officials are involved in personnel issues, risk
management, technology planning and transportation.
There are currently 2,160 members in Illinois ASBO.
About Illinois ASBO
Founded: 1952
Mission: The mission of the Illinois
Association of School Business Officials
is to provide its members and stakeholders a comprehensive range of
professional development activities
and services.
“Our role is three-fold,” says executive director Michael
Jacoby. “We provide professional development for our
members with over 100 seminars and conferences per
year, we act as a voice for our members in legislative
matters, and then we also develop and administer
programs for schools, such as the Illinois Energy
Consortium, the Illinois School District Liquid Asset Pool,
and the Procurement Card program, all of which provide
significant cost savings to districts through shared resources
and streamlined services.”
Membership: 2,160 members
Executive Director: Michael A. Jacoby
Phone: (815) 753-1276
Jacoby took the helm of Illinois ASBO in 2006, and one
of his first charges was to step up the organization’s role
in the policy arena. “Success was almost immediate,” says
Jacoby. “People wanted us at the table and appreciated
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.iasbo.org
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Finding Their VOICE
How do you measure the impact
of an idea?
of her personality that others outside of our family may
not see. It conveys an understanding of her, of how she
communicates, and of what she wants for the future.”
For Traci Van Laarhoven-Myers and Toni Van Laarhoven,
it is in their sister, Steffanie’s, reaction to a multimedia
presentation of music, video, pictures, and slides that
represent her likes, dislikes, needs, and dreams for the
future.
Empowering Students
As a vocational coordinator at Waubonsie Valley High
School, Van Laarhoven-Myers has assisted several students
in the district with preparing their presentations, and the
students’ responses have been “amazing.” “Personally,
I am excited to see the responses to the presentations,”
Van Laarhoven-Myers says. “I know how captivated and
enthralled Steffanie was when she watched the first draft
of her presentation, and I’m seeing the same reaction over
and over again in our students.”
Steffanie is a 46-year old woman who has “pretty
significant developmental disabilities” and cannot
communicate in traditional ways. Through Project
MY VOICE (Multimedia for Youth to Voice Outcomes
Individually Created for Empowerment), project directors
Toni and Traci, along with NIU Professor Jesse “Woody”
Johnson and graduate assistant Heather Johnson, have
given Steffanie and others with developmental disabilities
a “voice” for communicating who they are, what they like,
what they dislike, and what they want for the future.
Speech pathologist Danielle Kos and special education
teacher Katie Neary, who are part of the Multi-Needs
Team piloting the project at Neuqua Valley High School in
Naperville, Ill., are finding the same reactions with their
students.
“Watching Steffanie react to her presentation was so
amazing,” says Van Laarhoven, an associate professor
in the College of Education’s Department of Teaching
and Learning. “She laughed and wanted to see parts of
it over and over again. It really captures the subtleties
Through MY VOICE, Kos and Neary work with their
students to develop presentations that the students will
use at their Individualized Educational Program (IEP)
meetings. IEP meetings, which include the student and
his/her parents, teachers, case
manager, counselor, and related
service providers, are used to gauge
a student’s progress in meeting goals
as well as formulate new goals and
action steps for the future. Knowing the
student’s needs, wants, desires, etc., is
crucial in developing an effective IEP.
“MY VOICE really empowers
the students,” says Kos. “It helps
communicate all the dimensions of
their personalities. Their sense of pride
is evident – when they see their entire
presentation for the first time, their
faces just light up!”
“Because of MY VOICE,” says Neary,
“our students can participate more
fully in their IEP. The student is the
most important person in the room,
and their MY VOICE presentation
helps everyone involved in the IEP
understand what that student would
like to accomplish during their school
years and after.”
(L-R) Traci Van Laarhoven-Myers, Elaine Leslie Baker,
Steffanie Van Laarhoven, and Toni Van Laarhoven
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‘Phenomenal Support’ from College of Education
NIU students who are majoring in special education are
also a key part of the project.
Last fall, NIU students began working with 13 students with
special needs at Neuqua High School, 13 students from
Waubonsie Valley High School, and four students from the
STEPS program (the transition program in Indian Prairie
School District).
“The support and extra help that Toni, Traci, Woody,
Heather, and the students from NIU have provided has
been phenomenal,” says
Neary. “We could never
have accomplished all
this without them. They
thought of everything,
down to the smallest
detail. We have received
great support.”
“MY VOICE helps to eliminate some of the communication
barriers for our students,” says Kos. “It empowers them to
share their wants, needs, and desires, a right that everyone
deserves. MY VOICE helps them do just that.”
Katie Neary and Danielle Kos
Multimedia is the Key
The idea for Project MY VOICE came about when Van
Laarhoven read and thought about other projects to help
individuals with developmental disabilities communicate
more effectively. The “Aha!” moment arrived when she
realized that “Multimedia was IT!” She approached her
sister, Traci, who has taught and worked with youth with
developmental disabilities for more than a decade, to
brainstorm the idea.
Multimedia for Youth to Voice Outcomes
Individually Created for Empowerment (MY VOICE)
Partners: NIU College of Education’s Department of
Teaching and Learning and Indian Prairie
School District #204 (Illinois)
Funding: $340,000, three-year grant from the Illinois
Council on Developmental Disabilities
Project Description: The project provides tool kits,
training materials and instruction for pre-service
teachers, in-service educators and parents to assist
youth with developmental disabilities between the ages
of 16-21 to create multimedia presentations that reflect
their dreams for the future. Through these presentations,
students communicate their needs and desires and are
able to participate more fully in their Individualized
Educational Program (IEP). The IEP provides a framework
for developing action plans to help them transition out of
the school environment and into the adult world.
“We started planning the project, and then the opportunity
to apply for grant funding came up. Everyone was excited
about participating, and we decided to go for it. All the
pieces of the project just fell into place.”
One of those pieces was receiving a three-year, $340,000
grant from the Illinois Council on Developmental Disabilities
to support the collaborative pilot project between Indian
Prairie School District 204 and NIU’s College of Education.
As a result, Van Laarhoven and her partners developed a
huge binder of materials to help assess a student’s needs in
eleven different life domains, such as communication, daily
living, education, employment, recreational interests, health
and safety, and interpersonal relationships. The grant also
provided funding for hardware, software, and multimedia
equipment for the school, as well as the specialized
training the teachers needed to develop the students’
presentations.
More information:
Dr. Toni Van Laarhoven, Dept. of Teaching & Learning,
(815) 753-8084
Traci Van Laarhoven-Myers, Waubonsie Valley High
School, (630) 375-2536
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L D and Ruth G. Morgridge Endowed Chair Leads and Inspires
It began in Carbondale, Illinois, with a
group of deaf adolescents and an Apple IIe.
• Completing a third-year assessment of the College’s
Professional Development School and developing goals
to enhance its effectiveness
• Strengthening cross-departmental and interdisciplinary
faculty collaboration in school-based work with partner
districts
With a background in speech pathology and education,
Dr. Sharon Smaldino began working with socially and
emotionally disturbed, deaf adolescents in a residential
program.
• Enhancing understanding of different learning styles
and teaching techniques through colloquiums and
symposiums featuring nationally recognized experts.
“I realized immediately that I was in over my head,”
she says. Undaunted, Smaldino enrolled in a doctoral
program, just as the potential for technology as a
classroom tool was accelerating. One morning, she lugged
her PC (this was before laptops!) into her classroom of
“ornery” adolescent students. They were fascinated.
“Sharon clearly embodies the most important qualities
in an endowed chair,” says Lemuel W. Watson, Dean of
the NIU College of Education. “An endowed position is
reserved for that professor who has a unique combination
of extraordinary scholarship, outstanding service, and
excellent teaching skills; Sharon is that rare individual.
We are indeed indebted to the Morgridge family, whose
generosity has allowed us to attract and retain someone of
her caliber.”
So, she brought it back the next day. And the next. Every
day thereafter, she carried the heavy components from
home to school and back again.
Hooked on Technology
Her heavy lifting paid off. “I found the hook,” she says.
“Technology was what captured their attention and made
them want to study.” Like her students, Smaldino became
hooked on technology for teaching, and that has been her
research focus ever since.
Endowed Chair Makes the Difference
An endowed chair is the key to attracting and retaining
outstanding senior faculty. Those who establish endowed
chairs are forever linked with the achievements of the
faculty who hold the position. Earnings from endowed
funds support salaries and help develop new courses,
conduct collaborative research, and initiate international
partnerships and scholarship. Faculty who hold chairs are
models of intellectual engagement and commitment and
are highly regarded in their fields.
As NIU’s LD and Ruth G. Morgridge Chair in Teacher
Education and Preparation, Smaldino focuses on the
integration of technology into learning. She is not only
exploring ways in which teachers use technology, but
is also delving into how they make decisions about its
use. She is investigating how teachers’ attitudes and
approaches change as they become more comfortable
with using technology.
In addition to holding several national offices, Smaldino
has maintained a personal scholarship agenda related
to teacher education, technology and partnerships. She
has published several articles and co-authored two books:
Instructional Technology and Media for Learning (9th ed.)
and Teaching and Learning at a Distance: Foundations of
Distance Education (4th ed.).
“I want to make it fun for everyone,” she says. “I want
them to see the value of technology and to enjoy what they
do with it. Technology should not be work; it should make
work easier and more productive.”
Scholarship and Service
“Having this position allows me to pursue my research
agenda while keeping me connected to students and
colleagues,” she says. “I feel so very fortunate to have this
opportunity.”
Smaldino’s passion and vision are best illustrated in what
she has accomplished during her tenure as Morgridge
Chair, which includes:
• Enhancing technology use and approaches to teaching
in nine school districts by leading the College’s SchoolUniversity Partnership initiative
• Expanding the use of technology by College of
Education faculty through workshops and courses on
the effective use of newer technology tools
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Interactive Illinois Report Card
Web tool provides side-by-side comparisons
of schools’ progress and compliance.
The IIRC site allows for comparison in any of a variety of
categories, including students test performance, per-pupil
spending, ethnic and racial diversity, enrollment, teacher
qualifications, average salaries and levels of tax support.
Users can choose up to 15 schools for comparison over a
multi-year period.
Confused about the ISAT or PSAE? Wondering if your
child’s school is making adequate progress according to
“No Child Left Behind?” Curious about which schools are
on the Illinois Honor Roll?
“This is a marvelous tool for parents and educators
alike,” says Lemuel W. Watson, Dean of the NIU College
of Education. “At a time when increasing emphasis is
placed on accountability, data-driven decision making,
and evaluation, the IIRC provides the information we need
to ensure high standards and positive outcomes in the
classroom. It is a comprehensive and easy-to-use data base
that helps teachers and administrators at all levels improve
curriculum and instruction.”
Parents, teachers and administrators, and the public at
large can find answers to these questions and many more
on the web at the Illinois Interactive Report Card (IIRC)
site: http://iirc.niu.edu. Created by researchers at NIU
in partnership with the Illinois State Board of Education,
IIRC offers an up to date, richly dynamic, and interactive
resource that presents a vast array of information on Illinois
schools and their students’ performance in a “one stop,”
easily navigated site.
Unique Tool for
Comparison
One of the most helpful aspects
of the site is that it allows users
to compare schools side-by-side,
based on data that they select.
“School-to-school comparisons
are a very powerful way to
permit teachers and parents
to identify exemplary schools
and see what they’re doing
right,” says project director
Harvey Smith, Assistant Chair
in NIU’s history department.
“There are a number of school
assessment Web resources, but
what makes the IIRC unique is
collaboration with the schools
and educators to design a very
clear and useful data base
that helps teachers and school
administrators improve their
classroom instruction.”
Illinois Interactive Report Card web site
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The “Write” Words
really teach in the twenty-first century,” was published by
Houghton Mifflin Company.
Featured below are books authored by current
and former faculty and published in the last year.
Instructors Jeanne Okrasinskii (Departmentt
of Teaching and Learning) and Patricia
Rieman
n (Department of Literacy
Education) are co-authors of Teaching
Porfolios: Presenting Your Professional
Best,
t a portfolio handbook that provides
valuable suggestions for collecting,
choosing, and organizing materials for your portfolio.
Professor Lynette Chandlerr of the Department of Teaching
and Learning is co-author of the 3rd edition of Functional
Assessment: Strategies to Prevent and Remediate
Challenging Behavior in School Settings, published by
Pearson/Merrill, Prentice Hall. Written for special and
general educators as well as families, the book is unique in
its wide application to a number of settings along with its
use of vignettes and open-ended case studies.
Professor Emerita Sharon Plowman
(Department of Kinesiology and Physical
Education) is co-author of Exercise
Physiology for Health, Fitness, and
Performance, published by Lippincott
Williams & Wilkins. The textbook meshes
scientific facts with applied concepts to
stimulate active learning through an integrated sequence
of presentation. It has been hailed as “by far the most
informative and easily read text” on the subject of exercise
physiology.
Billed as “The first book to truly
address the ‘rights’ of preadolescents
and adolescents and their literacy
development in our schools,” A
Declaration of Readers’ Rights: Renewing
Our Commitment to Studentss is coauthored by Laurie Elish-Piperr of the
Department of Literacy. The user-friendly
book is structured around a framework of ten key “rights”
for improving literacy development in preadolescents
and adolescents. Elish-Piper is also director of the NIU
Reading Clinic and, when she assumes the presidency
of the College Reading Association in 2010, will be the
fourth professor from her department selected to lead the
Association.
Professor Emeritus Thomas Roberts
(Department of Leadership, Educational
Psychology and Foundations) coauthored Psychedelic Medicine: New
Evidence for Hallucinogenic Substances
as Treatmentss published by Greenwood
Publishing Group. The book presents
a comprehensive and scholarly review
of the current status of the therapeutic
potential of hallucinogens, drawing from the perspectives
of an outstanding group of scientists, scholars, and
clinicians.
Distinguished Teaching Professor and Professor Emerita
Pamela Farriss (Department of Literacy
Education) has two books on the market
right now. Her first novel, Crossover
Dribble, is a “faction” book for young
readers, with facts and actual basketball
drills woven into the fictional storyline.
Another of Farris’ books, the fifth edition
of Elementary and Middle School Social
Studies: An Interdisciplinary, Multicultural Approach,
includes contributions from several of her colleagues in
the Departments of Literacy and Teaching and Learning,
including Mary Beth Henning, Susan L’Allier,
r Pam Nelson,
Carla Shaw,
w and Donna Werderich.
Gretchen Schlabach
h of the Department
of Kinesiology and Physical Education
is co-author of Professional Ethics
in Athletic Training, published by
Mosby Elsevier. The textbook has
been called “an invaluable resource
for any athletic training curriculum,”
and presents an ethical framework of
values, principles, and theory. Schlabach is chair of the
NATA Ethics Committee and a member of the Ethics and
Professional Standards Committee of the Commission on
the Accreditation of Athletic Training Education.
Paul Kelter,
r chair of the Department of
Teaching and Learning, and his coauthors present chemical concepts in
the context of everyday life, integrating
real-life examples into Chemistry: The
Practical Science. This textbook, “written
from the standpoint of how chemists
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Associate Professor Jennifer Schmidt
of the Department of Leadership,
Educational Psychology and Foundations
is co-author of Experience Sampling
Method: Measuring the Quality of
Everyday Life, published by Sage. The
work is cited as the first book to unite
the theoretical foundations and practical
applications of this indispensable methodology in a stepby-step, non-technical approach.
Richard Orem
m (CAHE) is the principal investigator for Project
Success, which aims to increase the number of educators
teaching ESL and/or bilingual students ($1,500,000 over 5
years).
David J. Shernofff (LEPF) is co-principal investigator on a
project funded by the National Science Foundation to assess
the impact of a video game for teaching engineering concepts
($150,000 over 3 years).
Francine Falk-Rosss and M Cecil Smith
h are part of an
interdisciplinary project to expand biology and science
teaching at the middle school level ($1 million).
Assistant Professor Marc A. VanOverbeke
of the Department of Leadership,
Educational Psychology and Foundations
has authored The Standardization of
American Schooling: Linking Secondary
and Higher Education, 1870-1910,
which is slated for publication by
Palgrave Macmillan in May 2008.
Focusing on state, regional, and
national initiatives, VanOverbeke persuasively argues that
the two tiers mutually shaped education and created a
standardized system in a time of significant political and
economic change.
Connie Fox
x (KNPE) is part of seven-person national team
responsible for collecting data, writing and evaluating
protocols for physical education assessment, and creating a
national data bank of student scores.
Pamela Macfarlane
e (KNPE) has developed a senior fitness
program in partnership with the DeKalb YMCA, modeled after
her highly successful program for the residents of Oak Crest
Retirement Center, DeKalb.
Tom Robertss (LEPF) is sponsoring four sections for rising
researchers in the World Psychedelic Forum in Basel,
Switzerland.
Carla Shaw,
w Sharon Smaldino, and M Cecil Smith
h are involved
in an interdisciplinary project to help teachers in the Harlem
and West Aurora school districts earn endorsements in
engineering and industrial technology ($1 million).
Research Update
Carla Shaw
w and M Cecil Smith
h are part of an interdisciplinary,
multi-year teacher professional development project to develop
“highly qualified” middle school math teachers ($1 million).
Our faculty have been busy with research,
scholarship, and inquiry, racking up over
$15 million in grant funding. Here are some
recent awards and other projects involving
College faculty.
Brent Wholeben
n and his colleagues in the Office of Research,
Evaluation, and Policy Studies are serving as evaluators for
grant projects in the West Chicago, Rockford, Aurora, and
Escanaba (Mich.) school districts, with a combined value of
more than $10,000,000.
Lisa Yamagata-Lynch
h (ETRA), Francine Falk-Rosss (LTCY) and M
Cecil Smith
h (LEPF) are involved in the multidisciplinary project,
Enhancing Diversity Track 2: Intensive Field Experience in
Northern Illinois and Central Mexico, providing science
experiences for middle and high school teachers serving large
Hispanic populations ($540,000).
Maylan Dunn-Kenney
y and Nina Dorsch
h (TLRN) are principal
investigators for EC2, a partnership to provide early childhood
teaching certification in the Rockford area ($261,585 over 2
years).
Gaylen Kapperman
n (TLRN) is the principal investigator for
three awards, two of which will prepare orientation and
mobility specialists, with the third award to develop a distance
learning course for persons who are visually impaired ($1.4
million over 5 years). Kapperman, Jodi Sticken
n (TLRN), and
Wei Hung
g (ETRA) recently completed a 3-year project in which
they developed and piloted an online course focusing on
diversity among persons who are visually impaired.
Kim Zebehazy,
y Gaylen Kapperman, and Jodi Sticken
n are
currently involved in an interdisciplinary project with NIU’s
geography department to map the campus, which will enable
persons who are visually impaired to use global positioning
devices to navigate campus more easily.
Laurie Zittell (KNPE) is part of an international research team
examining the assessment of physical activity in children with
disabilities.
Toni Van Laarhoven
n and Traci Van Laarhoven-Myerss (TLRN)
are project directors for MY VOICE (Multimedia for Youth to
Voice Outcomes Individually Created for Empowerment), (see
page 2 for details) ($337,590 over 3 years).
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China
leader delegation visits, joint graduate programming,
and research projects, NIU has established strong
relationships with the University of Helsinki and the
University of Tampere in Finland. Both Niemi and Ilsley
received prestigious Fulbright Fellowships to pursue
work in Finland. As a result, many College of Education
faculty have visited the country in recent years, producing
research publications, joint teaching endeavors and
collaborative programs and grant applications. NIU and
Finnish universities stand at the forefront of online course
development.
The Department of
Counseling, Adult
and Higher Education
has a rich history of
collaboration with China,
dating to 1986, when
a formal agreement providing for faculty and student
exchanges was established. Shortly after, NIU and the
Shanghai Second Institute of Education (SSIE) signed the
first of several five-year agreements for such exchanges.
Ilsley, who researches comparative aspects of civil society
in Finland, China, and the U.S., believes the Finnish
connection is vital to NIU and beyond. “By many accounts,
the most successful education system in the world is found
in Finland,” he says. “Finnish citizens are among the best
educated, possess the greatest appetite for reading, they
speak the greatest number of languages, and, simply put,
have the most civil society on earth. We would do well to
develop a better understanding of their systems and their
culture.”
In the coming years, exchanges of books, resources,
students and faculty took place, along with the first of
many study abroad trips to China. SSIE staff translated
several adult education publications into Chinese, and
NIU College of Education faculty co-authored with SSIE
faculty scholarly manuscripts on adult education in China.
In 1991, NIU hosted the first NIU/SSIE joint conference
with attendees from seven countries. Over time, numerous
students, faculty, and administrators have visited SSIE
to study, teach, and strengthen the international bond
between these diverse institutions and countries.
Kenya
Global Reach, Global Impact
The College of Education and its students
have benefited tremendously from our faculty’s
international work and research. Following
are brief descriptions of a few of the College’s
international partnerships:
A number of faculty members in the Department of
Teaching and Learning (TLRN) are continuing their work in
Kenya, concentrated in Mwala, a small village 90 miles
southeast of Nairobi. Led by TLRN professor and Kenya
native Dr. Moses Mutuku
u and his colleagues, Dr. Maylan
Dunn-Kenney
y and Dr. C. Sheldon Woods, the group has
been involved in various initiatives in this rural village,
including constructing water dams and tanks, building a
community library, and instructing villagers regarding the
important role of family in a child’s education. They also
worked with upper primary schools on disease prevention
and trained teachers on the latest research in early
childhood and elementary education and techniques for
applying it to the classroom. The longer-term project goal is
to influence the Kenyan government in the development of
educational opportunities for rural areas.
That tradition continues today, with Dean Lemuel Watson
and Department of Counseling, Adult and Higher
Education (CAHE) faculty members Dr. Gene Roth and Dr.
Wei Hung traveling to China in October 2007 to meet
with leaders at several universities and institutes. A number
of CoE doctoral students accompanied them, presenting
research papers at the Asian Chapter Conference of the
Academy of Human Resource Development in Beijing
and to network with their Chinese peers. International
experiences such as these build international understanding
and demonstrate the importance of global thinking in
regards to research agendas.
Sri Lanka and India
Dr. Laurel Jeriss of the Department of Counseling, Adult
and Higher Education is leading an effort focusing on
poverty alleviation and capacity building in Sri Lanka and
India. Developed in 2002, Project GROW (Grassroots
Organizing by Women) is a collaborative effort involving
the College of Education, NIU’s International Training
Office, and the office of University Resources for Women
with four prominent nongovernmental organizations (NGO)
Finland
Spearheaded by the late Dr. John A. Niemii and continued
by Dr. Paul Ilsley,
y the College has been working in Finland
since 1985. Through numerous academic exchanges,
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in Sri Lanka: Agromart Foundation, Centre for Women’s
Research, Sarvodaya Women’s Movement, and the Muslim
Women’s Research and Action Forum.
Presidential Teaching Professor
The projects goals are to build the capacities of NGO
leaders, to alleviate poverty, and to strengthen women’s
participation in grassroots democracy. In December 2007,
Jeris led a student study group that visited and interacted
with community development leaders, higher education
faculty, and NGO partners to observe post-tsunami recover
work and to develop a better understanding of the multiethnic contexts of both countries. This groundbreaking
work, which emphasizes empowerment for responsible and
active participation by women in democratic processes, is
leveraging significant resources, expertise, creativity, and
new technology. All partners envision that the project will
have a tremendous multiplier effect on the communities and
the regions.
Professor Toni Tollerud,
d codirector of the NIU Center
for Child Welfare and
Education and professor in
the Department of Counseling,
Adult and Higher Education,
is one of the recipients of
the 2008 NIU Presidential
Teaching Professorships. Only
three such professorships are
awarded each year. Tollerud
will hold this prestigious
award for a four-year period,
from July 1, 2008-June 30,
2012.
Korea
Toni Tollerud
A professor at NIU since 1990, Tollerud has been involved
in education and counseling for over 35 years. She has
served as a director of the Illinois School Counselors’
Academy and is a past president of the Illinois Counseling
Association.
Adult and Continuing Education alumnus Kyung Hi Kim
was the catalyst for developing the relationships between
NIU and several Korean universities. In 1996, she assisted
Ki-Hyung Hong, a well-known South Korean scholar, in
planning an international congress hosted by Chung-Ang
University in Seoul. Several NIU faculty members presented
papers at the congress. In 1997, NIU returned the favor
by hosting a study abroad program of 15 students from the
university. Alumnus Kyung Hi Kim, who helped organize
the program, went on to become a professor at Kyungnam
University, and brought a study group of about 20 students
to NIU in 2001. A collaborative study aboard agreement
between NIU and Kyungnam University was formalized in
November of 2002 in Korea, with then-Provost Ivan Legg
and Dr. Gene Roth (CAHE) attending the signing ceremony.
In 2005, Tollerud was a member of the committee that
developed the Social/Emotional Learning Standards that
are now part of the Illinois School Code. She has been
an outspoken advocate for children’s rights and welfare,
authoring legislation and conducting workshops on such
issues as gender equity, youth and violence, and eating
disorders.
Tollerud’s honors include the American School Counselor
Association’s 2001 Advocate of the Year Award, the 2006
Illinois Mental Health Counselors Distinguished Service
Award and the 1996 Illinois Counseling Association
Counselor of the Year.
Numerous visiting professors and doctoral students from
Korea have come to NIU as a result of these relationships.
During a March 2008 trip to Korea, Dean Lemuel Watson
and Dr. Gene Roth visited friends and colleagues at
Kyungnam University and Chung-Ang University. They
also met with several NIU College of Education alumni,
including Hae Young Lee, Han Sik Shim, Kyung-Hi Kim
and Min Byoung Chul. Colonel Hyo Sun Park, a doctoral
student at Chung-Ang University, will be a visiting scholar
in the College’s Adult and Higher Education program in fall
2008.
Her work at the NIU Center for Child Welfare and Education
includes strengthening services to post-secondary and
college students and working with teachers, counselors and
social workers to improve outcomes for wards of the state.
The NIU Presidential Teaching Professorships were
established in 1991 to recognize faculty who have
demonstrated their commitment to and success in the
many activities associated with outstanding teaching. The
award provides budgetary support and release time for
the enhancement of teaching skills. Following the fouryear fellowship period, the recipient is a permanently
designated Distinguished Teaching Professor.
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New Associate Deans
In the past year, the College of Education has welcomed two new associate deans to its
administrative team:
Dr. Carol Logan Patitu, Associate Dean
Dr. Patitu joined NIU in 2007, coming from the State University of New York at
Buffalo, where she was professor and chair in the Department of Student Personnel
Administration. In her role as associate dean of the college, Carol has primary
responsibility for academic planning and curriculum, student services administration,
and the oversight of publications and public relations. Carol received her B.A. degree
from Ohio Wesleyan University, holds M.Ed. and Ed.S. degrees from the University of
Florida, and received her Ph.D. from Bowling Green State University. Her career includes
teaching middle-school English and Spanish as well as holding faculty positions at Texas
A&M University and the State University of New York at Buffalo. She has served on the
Council for the International Exchange of Scholars U.S. Peer Review Committee for South
Africa and is past president of the Northwestern Pennsylvania and Western New York
Chapter of the Fulbright Association. A published poet, Carol was a 2000 Fulbright
Senior Scholar at the University of Durban-Westville in South Africa and is an associate
editor for Safundi: The Journal of South African & American Comparative Studies.
She enjoys traveling and scrapbooking, as well as spending time with her husband,
Tony, and their sons Anthony and Madiba.
Dr. Jeffrey B. Hecht, Associate Dean for Technology,
Research and Faculty Innovation
Dr. Hecht served as the chair of the Department of Educational Technology, Research
and Assessment from August of 2000 to February 2008, when he accepted the position
of associate dean. Jeff received his Ph.D. from the University of California Riverside,
his M.Ed. from Georgia State, and his B.A. from the State University of New York at
Binghamton. In his new role, Jeff focuses on ensuring that College of Education students,
professors, and staff, as well as working school teachers in our partnership districts,
will have access to cutting edge technology. He oversees technology acquisition,
maintenance and support, and will guide the integration of technology into teaching,
research, and service. His work includes e-learning and distance education programs,
and he also is responsible for the college’s Office of Research, Evaluation and Policy
Studies to encourage more externally supported research in the college. Jeff has studied
the martial art of Aikido since 1984; he holds the rank of Sandan (Third Degree Black
Belt), and along with his wife, Dr. Leslie B. Hecht, teaches the martial art in a KNPE
class. Jeff is also an avid ice hockey player and youth hockey coach; he has earned
the USA Hockey Level V (Master) coaching certification. Dr. Hecht and his wife enjoy
family activities with their daughter, Rachel.
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Professors “Chronicle” Their Journey to Tenure
To assistant professors Joseph Flynn, Drew Kemp, and
Samara Madrid, “being a professor is being part of the
dialogue” – literally. Through a series of “First Person”
articles for the Chronicle of Higher Education, Flynn, Kemp
and Madrid are sharing their diverse perspectives as new
faculty members in the college’s department of teaching
and learning. Their first column, “On-the-Job Training,”
appeared in the February 1st issue of the Chronicle,
followed quickly by their observations about the campus
shooting in the Chronicle’s February 29th issue. Columns
will run on a periodic basis through their tenure decision.
It takes . . . a deep commitment
to the profession. – Samara Madrid
Kemp came up with the idea for the column. He noticed
that the Chronicle
e always had interesting articles about
conferences, careers, tenure, and other higher education
issues, but lacked articles geared toward new faculty
members. On an impulse, he called the editors and pitched
the idea for a column written about – and by – new faculty.
He was thrilled when the Chronicle
e accepted the proposal.
The process of collaborating on a column has worked very
well. “We fell right into it,” Madrid says. “We don’t really
write together that much. We decide on a common theme,
write separately, and then pull [our pieces] together to
make sure we are in fact individual
and not repetitive. We really do try
to ‘check’ our egos and accept that
we are all just trying to help each
other be better writers and make
a stronger column.”
In the end, we must all shake the sand
from our sandals and journey on.
– Joseph Flynn
to be a researcher, a teacher, a mentor, an adviser, a
member of the academic community.”
Entering the professoriate, they say, brought a mix of
emotions: excitement, fear, surprise, anticipation, and
anxiety, all wrapped in the thrill of knowing that their years
of study and hard work had paid off. But what does it
mean to be a part of that community? Will I be successful
in academe? Can I make the cut?? Flynn, Kemp and Madrid
explore these and other questions as they work toward
becoming tenured professors.
But, the answers don’t come easily, and the process can be
challenging. And, as Madrid wisely notes, “It takes daily
practice, discipline, sweat, tears, and most of all, a deep
commitment to the profession.”
It is that commitment that fuels these fine young professors
whose ambition and promise and professionalism make for
inspiring reading.
To follow along on Flynn, Kemp and Madrid’s journey, go
to: www.chronicle.com and enter one of their names in the
“search” box.
The column is enriched by the writers’
different backgrounds along the lines
of gender, race, regional perspective,
etc. Their observations are authentic,
insightful, and at times, painfully
honest: “Is it possible to be filled
with confidence and fear at the same
time?” writes Kemp. “I have no idea
where the fear comes from. Perhaps it
is because I am learning to become a
professor, and all that it entails, and
more than I imagined. I am learning
Drew Kemp, Samara Madrid, and Joe Flynn
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Beyond the Classroom: Student Successes
Diversifying Higher Education Faculty in Illinois
Nicholas Concepcion was at a turning point. He had lost
his job after the “dot com” implosion and wanted to work
in higher education. To do so, he would need a master’s
degree, which meant more schooling and more debt.
He had almost decided to forego the career change when
he learned about the Diversifying Higher Education Faculty
in Illinois (DFI) program at NIU. The statewide initiative
is designed to encourage people of color to pursue
advanced degrees and positions in higher education at
state institutions. Concepcion applied, was accepted, and
earned his master’s degree in 2006.
NIU has 15 DFI fellows enrolled in a variety of graduate
programs. Brandon Taylor, assistant professor of
instructional design and technology at Chicago State
University, is a DFI fellow in NIU’s College of Education.
Taylor says that the fellowship made a huge impact on his
education and career path.
“It was a very good program,” he says. “I met the most
outstanding people, networked with senior faculty and
administrators, and received a great education. It was a
very positive experience for me.”
“Being a DFI fellow has meant a great deal to me,” he
says. “Not only has the fellowship provided the needed
financial support to pursue my doctorate degree in
instructional technology, but it also provided me with
access to professional development, mentoring, and
networking.” Taylor plans to publish a book within the next
five years; his longer-term goals are to become a premier
authority in his field and to hold the office of university
president.
Highly Competitive Fellowships
Connections and Opportunities
While students of color have made great strides in higher
education in the last decade, progress in increasing
the number of faculty of color has been much slower.
According to the Integrated Postsecondary Education Data
System, the number of underrepresented minority faculty
at four-year institutions grew by only 3.8% nationwide
between 1995 and 2005.
Angie Stuckey and her daughter, Tracey Stuckey-Mickell,
are both DFI fellows. Stuckey is working on her Ed.D. in
the Department of Literacy Education and Stuckey-Mickell
is pursuing her Ed.D. in the Department of Educational
Technology, Research and Assessment. Both are grateful for
the mentoring, encouragement and financial support they
have received.
Recognizing the impact of a diversified professoriate,
the Illinois General Assembly created the DFI program
in 2004. Its goals are to encourage minority students to
complete graduate studies, pursue research agendas and
publish, with the larger purpose of enhancing the diversity
of faculty and professional staff at Illinois colleges and
universities. Only full-time students with demonstrated
financial need receive these highly competitive fellowships,
and recipients must agree to seek and accept a position in
an Illinois educational institution.
Stuckey says that the best thing “is the ‘belongingness’
you feel from being a part of a group of people with
like minds.” Her long-term goals include establishing
a non-profit group to serve the educational needs of
underprepared adolescents.
(L-R) Angie Stuckey, Tracey Stuckey-Mickell, Quincy
Paden, LaMetra Curry, and Tammy Holmes
Stuckey-Mickell points to the annual conference as
especially helpful. “The conference gives us a chance to
bond with developing scholars and successful professionals
in higher education,” she says. “I have had the opportunity
to meet with others who were facing obstacles similar to
mine.” Her studies and networking have paid off: In June,
Stuckey-Mickell will begin her position as Director of Nontraditional Learning at Moraine Valley Community College.
The link to employment opportunities and contacts is key, says
DFI fellow Tammy Holmes. “DFI has provided opportunities
that I would otherwise not have been able to access,” she
says. Quincy Paden, another DFI fellow, agrees, noting that
the program has made a tremendous difference in his life.
“Being selected for such a competitive program is one of
the best things that has happened to me. DFI has afforded
me the financial freedom to fulfill my educational dreams
while simultaneously realizing my life goals.”
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Doctoral Students: A Winning Tradition
We extend congratulations to the following
students whose nationally recognized
accomplishments exemplify the College of
Education’s high standards.
Educational Technology, Research and Assessment
Counseling, Adult and Higher Education
For three years running, CAHE doctoral students have
taken top honors at the Midwest Research to Practice
Conference in Adult, Continuing, Community and Extension
Education. The “Outstanding Student Paper” award is
based on student presentations at the conference. In 2005,
Meena Razvii won for her paper, “Emergent Grassroots
Leaders at Self-employed Women’s Association (SEWA),
Ahmedabad, India.” She is currently an adjunct professor
at NIU and Roosevelt University. In 2006, Rey Ty
y received
the award for his paper, “GABRIELA: Contributions of a
Third-World Women’s Movement to Feminist Theory and
Practice.” A current doctoral student, Rey is a training
coordinator for NIU’s International Training Office as
well as a lecturer on international human rights and
peace education. In 2007, Janice L. Woodhouse
e was
selected, based on her paper, “Adult Education in Local
Initiatives for Ecological and Cultural Sustainability: Three
Case Studies in the Midwest, USA.” A doctoral student,
Woodhouse is a faculty associate with the College’s
Department of Leadership, Educational Psychology and
Foundations, where she is managing editor of the journal
Thresholds in Education.
Rey Ty
y won CAHE’s 2007 Nolan Prize for his submission,
“Approaches in Adult and Higher Education: State of
the Art, Gaps, and Possibilities Beyond the Traditional.”
Established by Dr. Thomas L. and Rev. Joanne Nolan,
this award is given to the most innovative approach to
enhancing learning experiences in adult education.
Doctoral candidate Cynthia Stevenss received the Adult
Higher Education Alliances’ Arthur Chickering Award in
October 2007 for her presentation entitled, “Prior Learning
Assessment (PLA): Taking Student’s Knowledge Seriously.”
Doctoral student Jeff Hanckss received the first ever John
Niemi Memorial Travel Grant, which supported his August
2007 research on the Nordic Folk School movement in
Denmark and Finland.
The research activities of Ximena Recalde, who successfully
defended her dissertation on March 17, 2008, have
been featured at the annual conference of the Mid-West
Educational Research Association for the past two years.
This year, Recalde presented at the annual meeting of the
American Educational Research Association in New York
City. She has accepted a position as Project Manager in
the college’s Office of Research, Evaluation and Policy
Studies.
Instructional Technology doctoral candidate and school
of nursing instructor Nancy Oldenburg
g received the NIU
Excellence in Undergraduate Instruction Award in April
2007.
Doctoral candidate Kay Shelton
n participated in the
prestigious Oxford Round Table at Lincoln College,
University of Oxford, UK, in March 2007. She presented
“Displaced Learning and Global Events: The Indirect
Teaching of Emotionally Charged Topics.” The Oxford
Round Table brings together internationally recognized
leaders to discuss current issues and shape governmental
policy.
Doctoral student Jes Cisneros, Assistant Director of the
NIU Honors Program, was selected as the 2008 AERA
Division F graduate student representative (history
and historiography) for his presentation on the use of
instructional technology by the Civilian Conservation Corps
during the 1930s. Cisneros was also invited to participate
in the mentoring seminar for graduate students and new
faculty and will help plan next year’s event.
Leadership, Educational Psychology and Foundations
Doctoral student Stacy Haack Kelly,
y who will defend her
dissertation in June 2008, has landed a job as a policy
researcher with the American Foundation for the Blind,
the premier national organization in the field of blindness
and visual impairment. Kelly also completed two Ironman
Triathlon competitions while pursuing her doctoral degree.
Teaching and Learning
Doctoral candidate Mary C. Brennan
n co-authored “Critical
Literacy and Multiliteracies in a First Grade Classroom,”
which appeared in the July 2007 issue of Language Arts.
Brennan’s research, which is supported by a Spencer
grant, was presented at the NCTE convention in November
2007.
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Alumni News and Events
A Professor Who Changed My Life by Thomas L. Nolan, Jr.
Being recently asked which
professor influenced me the most,
or made the biggest difference in
my NIU experience, I reviewed
some important events such as the
dissertation defense and graduation.
Part of the reason I wanted to be
a full-time graduate student was
the unique experience of being on
campus: the people you meet, the
meetings you can participate in, and
the seminars you attend.
Tom Nolan
Bob kept me on task, asked the
tough questions so my dissertation
would read well, and made certain
my committee was up to date and
that I was prepared for them. In
addition, Bob Mason supported
each of his graduates when they
moved on to the next phase of their
life. He frequently would be on the
phone with prospective employers
extolling the virtues of his students.
It worked – they got jobs.
Robert Mason
I learned from Bob Mason that there
is a system, and it exists for a reason. He encouraged
me to know the system, and then make it work for me. In
the grand scheme of things, all of these experiences were
invaluable lessons.
My epiphany came with the
selection of an adviser. As the deadline approached, I
went to a meeting where refreshments would be served
following the session so students could meet and chat with
some professors. This is when I met Prof. Robert C. Mason.
I asked him if he would consider being my adviser, and
he said: “Not without your checking with other students
about how I work and what I expect.” After chatting with a
number of his past and then-current advisees, I was certain
Bob Mason was the right adviser for me.
Do you have a College of Education professor who
influenced your life or career choice? Share your story with
us via [email protected] or mail to Deborah Fransen, NIU
College of Education, DeKalb, IL 60115.
All College Picnic
The Inaugural All College Picnic for faculty, staff, alumni, and retirees will be held Wednesday,
August 20, 2008, from 4:30 to 7:30 on the grounds of the One Room School House on campus.
Please RSVP to Gail Hayenga at (815) 753-8370 or [email protected] by August 6.
NIU Huskies 2008 Football Games
Date
Opponent
pp
Time
Saturday, August 30
Saturday, September 6*
Saturday, September 20
Saturday, September 27*
Saturday, October 4
Saturday, October 11*
Wednesday, November 5*
Wednesday, November 12*
Tuesday, November 18
Tuesday, November 25
@ Minnesota
@ Western Michigan
Indiana State
@ Eastern Michigan
@ Tennessee (Knoxville)
Miami (Ohio)
Toledo - HOMECOMING!!
Bowling Green State
@ Ball State (ESPN2 or ESPN U)
Central Michigan (ESPN2 or ESPN 360)
@ Kent State
Navy (ESPN2)
6:00
6:00
2:00
1:00
TBA
3:00
3:00
3:00
7:00
7:00
TBA
6:00
p.m.
p.m.
p.m.
p.m.
p.m.
p.m.
p.m.
p.m.
p.m.
p.m.
*Mid-American Conference game. All times CST.
Visit us in the College of Education’s tent at Homecoming 2008, Saturday, October 18th!
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Notable CoE Alums
2008 Outstanding College of Education Alumnus
The NIU Alumni Association has selected Dr.
Byoung-chul Min
n as the 2008 Outstanding
Alumnus for the College of Education. One
of Korea’s best known intercultural educators,
Byoung-chul is a businessman and founder
of the Sunfull Movement, which aims to
eliminate cyberbullying on the Internet. He
is chairman of BCM Educational Group,
which operates 34 English language schools
and publishes English language materials.
Byoung-chul is also the author of the
bestselling cultural guidebook, Ugly Koreans,
Ugly Americans.
provided a national platform through which
he taught English and raised awareness
about social issues. He also initiated several
English language contests with the goal of
promoting friendship through the English
language.
Most recently, Byoung-chul launched the
Sunfull Movement to eliminate cyber bullying
on the Internet. Cyber bullying involves
bullying through electronic media, including
E-mail, cell phone and pager text messages,
instant messaging, and defamatory Web
sites. This form of abuse is particularly
Byoung-chul Min
Boyung-chul emigrated from Seoul,
dangerous and cowardly, due to the
South Korea to Chicago in 1975, where
anonymity afforded by the Internet. With 3
he emerged as a leader in the Korean
million Koreans involved in the campaign,
community. He began working toward a master’s degree
Byoung-chul and the Sunfull Movement were featured on
in adult continuing education at NIU, which he received in
CNN in 2007.
1991, followed by his doctorate from NIU in 1998.
His vision is grand, but his enthusiasm is deep and
Korean leaders asked Byoung-chul to return to Seoul to
moderate the MBC-TV English Program; that program
infectious. We applaud Byoung-chul’s efforts to create
a more peaceful, global village and look forward to his
continued success.
Alumnus Named Western Michigan University President
Dr. John M. Dunn
n took over the reigns
of Western Michigan University this past
July 1st. He previously served as provost,
vice chancellor and interim chancellor of
Southern Illinois University, Carbondale,
and was selected by unanimous vote of the
WMU Board of Trustees. As an educator
for over 30 years, Dunn was dean of the
University of Utah’s College of Health
before moving to SIU. Prior to that, he held
positions of associate provost, assistant
dean of Health and Human Performance,
and chair of the Department of Exercise and
Sport Science at Oregon State, where his
career spanned 20 years.
research papers and book chapters. He
has held offices with numerous national
organizations, including those of current
president of the American Academy of
Kinesiology and Physical Education and
past president of the Research Consortium of
the American Alliance for Health, Physical
Education, Recreation and Dance.
Dunn earned his bachelor’s and master’s
degrees from the Department of Kinesiology
and Physical Education at Northern Illinois
University. He is the nephew of Dr. J. Hubert
Dunn, Professor Emeritus, Department of
Kinesiology and Physical Education.
John M. Dunn
Internationally recognized for his research
and writing about the long-term health of individuals
with disabilities, Dunn is the author of more than 50
We extend warm congratulations to Dr. Dunn
as he continues to serve the educational community as
president of Western Michigan University.
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Parker Receives Alyce Kramer Marcus Outstanding Educator Award
The College of Education is pleased to announce that
Dr. Jenny Parker, associate professor in the Department
of Kinesiology and Physical Education (KNPE), has
received the first Alyce Kramer Marcus Outstanding
Educator Award. The award recognizes a professor who
has influenced students, who instills a love of learning
in her students, and who demonstrates a passion for
teaching. The award was established by NIU alumnus
Joyce Marcus, to honor her mother’s love of learning and
special gift for teaching. Joyce and her mother, Alyce,
look forward to meeting Dr. Parker.
A student favorite since arriving at NIU in 1995, Parker
is known for teaching extended (none less than three
hours) classes with a pedagogy focus that provides
real-world experiences and demand active learning.
She teaches both within and outside of the traditional
classroom, serving as a faculty advisor for TEACH
House since 2003, where she shares her expertise to
help residents explore a variety of teaching issues. For one
activity, Dr. Parker developed “Games in the Classroom,”
in which she helped students explore ways to make
learning fun and engaging while avoiding some of the
pitfalls of this type of activity.
Jenny Parker, KNPE
She also engages students
in community service and
fundraising activities; she
regularly incorporates
a class project to raise
money for a community
group or cause. Her
students have held fun runs
and bowling nights and
have sent care packages
to military service
personnel. Students take
the lead in all aspects of
planning, developing, and
implementing the projects,
with Dr. Parker serving as
mentor and advisor.
Students rave about Dr. Parker and her teaching abilities,
saying,
•
Alyce Kramer Marcus and Joyce Marcus
•
“Dr. Parker expects a lot, and she has a way of getting
your best. Don’t take her class unless you’re ready to
grow, because she’ll make you think. And, she’ll make
you stretch outside your comfort zone.”
•
“I now try to set my standards to her level. To be able
to teach in the creative, caring and educating manner
that she taught me will be my unending goal.”
•
“You can just tell by the way she teaches her classes
that she loves teaching. She has a way about her that
makes learning fun and understandable.”
•
“She is not just my teacher, but my friend, and most of
all, a person I look up to.”
In all areas of teaching, Dr. Jenny Parker goes well above
and beyond what might be expected. She provides
students with open avenues to reach her and spends
considerable time working with students who are having
difficulties. Dr. Parker has devoted her professional life to
the mentoring of future physical education and kinesiology
teachers and in so doing has become a tremendous role
model for her colleagues, as well.
The College of Education extends sincere congratulations
to Dr. Jenny Parker on being selected to receive the Alyce
Kramer Marcus Outstanding Educator Award.
“Her energy while teaching and for teaching is
contagious.”
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Forward, Together Forward
In the days following February 14th, the
same words of hope began to crop up on
posters, banners, and marquees on the NIU
campus and throughout the community:
“Forward, Together Forward.”
Loyal NIU alumni immediately recognized these words
from the Huskie Fight Song, written in 1961 by Dr. Francis
Stroup, Professor Emeritus in the Department of Kinesiology
and Physical Education.
Stroup, 98, said he early
on “cultivated a hobby
of song writing with a
particular interest in college
songs.” Ten years after
graduating from North
Texas State University, he
submitted an entry for his
alma mater’s contest to
find a fight song, and was
surprised to learn that he
had won.
It remains the university’s
song yet today.
Stroup went on to compose
songs for Drake University,
Francis J. Stroup
the University of Wyoming
and the University of
Chicago. His most popular ones include “Fight, North
Texas,” and the Huskie Fight Song.
Stroup and his wife, Marjorie, came to NIU in 1959, when
he accepted a position as a physical education professor.
The editor for the campus newspaper, the Northern Star,
put out a call for an updated version of NIU’s fight song.
Stroup listened to the tune several times, then applied
his three-step technique (“Good songs must be easy to
say, easy to sing, and easy to remember”) and began
writing. The result was the “Huskie Fight Song,” which was
officially adopted on April 30, 1963. It has been played
and sung at countless athletic and alumni events in the 45
years since.
Stroup retired from NIU in 1974. As a public school
teacher, an Academic Instructor in the U.S. Air Force, and
a college professor, he enjoyed a teaching career that
lasted forty-five years. While at Southern State, he directed
studies funded by the Ford Foundation and the U.S.
Department of Education. Stroup is the author of two books
and wrote a number of articles for professional journals.
He was the first swimming coach at NIU and has been
inducted in the Athletic Hall of Fame at both North Texas
and NIU.
“Forward, Together Forward” is also a fitting motto for
Stroup’s relationship with fellow Professor Emeritus in the
Department of Kinesiology and Physical Education, Dr.
J. Hubert Dunn. Dunn joined NIU just three years after
Stroup, in 1962, after serving fifteen years at Washington
Sate University as a
physical education
teacher and gymnastics
coach; he retired from
NIU in 1986. A World
War II veteran, Dunn
participated in the D-Day
invasions of Northern
France (Normandy) and
Southern France as a
Communications Officer
aboard the USS Shubrick
(destroyer).
Dunn’s awards are
numerous, including the
honor of being the first
J. Hubert Dunn
faculty member in the
to receive NIU’s Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching
Award. He has been inducted into several Halls of Fame,
including those of USA Gymnastics, Washington State
University Athletics, and his beloved NIU Athletics.
As colleagues, Stroup and Dunn not only taught and
conducted research together, they also developed a deep
friendship that continues to this day. That relationship
led to their establishing the Stroup-Dunn Scholarship for
graduate students in the department who are specializing
in Biomechanics or Exercise Physiology. The endowment is
a fitting tribute to their lasting friendship, their commitment
to education, and their deeply held love for NIU.
Portions of this article provided by Kate Weber-Daily Chronicle.
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2008 Philanthropic Awards
Dr. M. Joan Popp
Dr. Popp retired from the
Department of Physical
Education at NIU in August
of 1995, after thirty-six
years of service. A native
of Middletown, Ohio,
she taught at Capital
University (Bexley, OH),
and Valparaiso University
before coming to NIU. Her
education includes a B.S. in
physical education/dance
and zoology from Miami
(OH) University, an M.A.
M. Joan Popp
from Ohio State University,
and a Ph.D. from the
University of Iowa, with an emphasis in body mechanics
and kinesiology.
At NIU, Dr. Popp not only taught classes, but also served
on numerous committees, including the department and
college curriculum and personnel committees, the University
Academic Planning Committee, the University Council, and
the Faculty Senate. She was president of the NIU Faculty Club
and the Organization for Academic Women’s Equality. Dr.
Popp held offices with many state and regional organizations,
including the Northern District of the Illinois Association
of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance; the
Illinois Association for Professional Preparation in Health,
Physical Education and Recreation; and the Midwest
Association for College and University Physical Education.
She received the Life Member Award from Delta Psi Kappa
National Honor Society; the Physical Educator of the Year
award from the Northern District of Illinois Association of
Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance; and the
Honor Fellow Award, which is the highest honor bestowed
by the Illinois Association of Health, Physical Education,
Recreation and Dance.
Dr. Popp’s philanthropy resulted from her own experience.
She worked for a year after graduating from high school
before attending college, and also worked at the university
part-time and every summer to be able to afford college
expenses. She knows how hard it is to work and keep up
with academics, so she established the Dr. M. Joan Popp
Endowed Scholarship to assist female students majoring in
physical education, kinesiology or athletic training.
“I consider it an honor to be able to help deserving
students through this scholarship fund,” she says. “NIU has
meant so much to me, and it has been my great privilege
to be associated with this fine university.”
In addition to her endowed scholarship, Dr. Popp has also
established a charitable gift annuity, the proceeds from
which will be added to her scholarship fund in the future.
Dr. J. Hubert Dunn
Dr. Dunn provided 24 years of dedicated service to NIU
before retiring in 1986. He has received numerous honors,
including NIU’s Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching
Award, and has been inducted into the USA Gymnastics
Hall of Fame, the Washington State University Athletics
Hall of Fame, and the Northern Illinois University Athletics
Hall of Fame. With his colleague in the Department of
Kinesiology and Physical Education, Dr. Francis Stroup, he
established the Stroup-Dunn Scholarship, an endowment
to support graduate students specializing in Biomechanics
or Exercise Physiology. (Read more about Dr. Dunn on the
previous page.)
Dr. Francis J. Stroup
Best-known as the author of the lyrics to NIU’s fight song,
“Forward, Together Forward,” Dr. Stroup provided fifteen
years of service to NIU before retiring in 1974. His fortyfive year teaching career ran the full spectrum, from public
school teacher to academic instructor for the U.S. Air
Force to college professor. Dr. Stroup has authored two
books and has been inducted into the Athletic Hall of Fame
at North Texas State University and at Northern Illinois
University. With his friend and fellow KNPE professor,
Dr. J. Hubert Dunn,
he established
Forward, Together Forward
the Stroup-Dunn
(Huskie Fight Song)
Scholarship,
Lyrics by Francis Stroup
an endowed
Music by A. Neil Annas
scholarship
to support
Huskies, come on you Huskies
graduate students
And make a score or two.
specializing in
Huskies, you’re Northern Huskies
Biomechanics or
The team to pull us through.
Exercise Physiology.
Forward, together forward
(Read more about
There’s victory in view
Dr. Stroup on the
Come on you Huskies,
previous page.)
Fight on you Huskies
And win for NIU!
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Friend of the College Awards
Dennis and Patricia Gurney
If you have attended an NIU or College of Education event, it is highly likely that you
have met Pat and Dennis Gurney. Over the years, this “Double Huskie” couple (both
graduates of the College of Education) have maintained strong ties to their alma mater,
attending athletic events, alumni association gatherings, helping to host College of
Education events, and volunteering their services for the college’s Alumni Council
Board. Pat retired from teaching at Laidlaw School in 2001, and Dennis retired in
2002 after serving as a teacher, associate principal, and principal at various schools in
Tinley Park.
Dennis and Pat Gurney
This “dynamic duo” has hosted several alumni events at their home in Chicago, and
most recently hosted a gathering of college alumni in the Palm Springs/Palm Desert
area. Pat and Dennis have volunteered countless hours at College-sponsored events,
as well, greeting our newest alumni at the College’s post-commencement receptions
and welcoming seasoned alums back to campus at the College’s Homecoming Tent
festivities. For their continued dedication and unselfish service, the College of Education
recognizes Dennis and Pat Gurney as true “Friends of the College.”
Casey’s General Store of DeKalb, Illinois
In preparing for students to return to campus after the tragedy of February 14th, the College
of Education developed the idea of providing “food, beverages and friendly faces” at
Hospitality Tables in five locations to welcome the students back to class. Calls went out
to local businesses and restaurants, asking for donated items. When Tammy Fraedrich,
manager of Casey’s General Store of DeKalb, received a phone call asking Casey’s to
donate, she responded enthusiastically.
Casey’s not only provided food and beverages, but they also generously volunteered to help
host the hospitality tables. Regional Manager Debbie Faber, along with several Casey’s
employees, helped to stock tables, hand out food and beverages, and offered a warm
welcome to the returning students. Huskie Ribbon cookies and Red and Black doughnuts
created by Sandi Jones were especially appreciated by all. The volunteers’ warmth and
kindness was infectious, helping to ease the students’ transition back to campus. The generous spirit of Casey’s General
Store and its employees was an unexpected and wonderful surprise – and one that was greatly appreciated. Their service
and commitment to the College of Education truly exemplifies what it means to be a “Friend of the College.”
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Julianna Gehant Memorial
Scholarship
Julianna Gehant Memorial
Scholarship Contributors List
Contributions as of May 15, 2008.
Julianna Gehantt loved children,
country music, and ballroom
dancing. Most of all, she loved
her tight-knit family and her
homeland.
Steven and Gail Adams
Marguerite F. Key
Alpha Upsilon Alpha
Sara Lamberty
Donald and Sheila Ary
Richard and Ferne Landman
While in high school, Julianna
discovered her artistic side,
participating in theater and
making a portrait of her mother
as a Christmas gift. More
recently, one of her favorite
pastimes was watching “Dancing with the Stars” with her
mother; in fact, Julianna liked the program so much that
she enrolled in a ballroom dancing class. That was typical
of Julianna, who is described as a “go-getter” who pursued
her goal of teaching with a keen enthusiasm.
Susan V. Barkman
Elizabeth C. Lane
Frank and Marilyn Bazeli
Richard and Holly Larson
Before losing her life in the NIU campus shooting on
February 14, 2008, Julianna was an active member of
the NIU Veterans Club and a dean’s list student majoring
in elementary education in the College of Education.
She planned to teach second grade because she loved
the innocence and creativity of that age. Family and
friends describe her as smart, kind, conscientious, and
courageous. She was a bright and highly motivated student
who lit up a room with her smile and her positive attitude.
She had a great sense of humor and an abiding love for
children.
Julianna served her country proudly for thirteen years
and one month in the U.S. Army and the Army Reserves.
She had joined the military right after high school and
spent much of her young adult years traveling the world
as part of an engineering unit. The 32-year-old soldier
was promoted to Sergeant First Class (E-7) during the
November 2007 board and had served tours of duty in
Bosnia, Tonga, and Thailand, where she helped to build
barracks and schools. Her military honors were extensive,
and her experiences as a soldier influenced her career
path. She took classes at military bases around the world
and looked forward to the day when she would lead her
own second-grade classroom. She was an outstanding
leader, and had recently been selected to be one of only
six instructors to teach for the military in Oahu during July
and August of 2008.
This scholarship is established to celebrate the life, the
values, and the indomitable spirit of Julianna Gehant.
Mary M. Bell
Marnell W. Love
Judith Bischoff
Jonathan and Pamela McKenzie
Bruce Bloom
James and Helen Merritt
Robert and Doris Boey
George and Nancy Mitchell
Rodney M. Borstad
Midwest Transit Equipment
George and Carol Boyer
Harriet B. Morrison
Sue Brammerlo
Lou Jean Moyer
Hal and Sue Brand
Layne Nelson and Lori Berkes-Nelson
David S. and Elizabeth F. Carr
Pamela Nelson
Phyllis M. Cunningham
Northern Illinois Reading Council
Diamond Management Group
David and Jo Ann O’Hara
Laurie Elish-Piper
Carol Logan Patitu
Robert J. and Mary F. English
Betty Patterson
Pamela J. Farris
Brad and Linda Pietens
Mark Faudz
Janan Rieff
James and Deborah Fransen
Frederick and Christine Shaff
Sherman and Kathryn Frey
Steve and Sylvia Smith
Arthur J. Gallagher & Co.
Sugar Grove American
Norman and Marion Gilbert
Legion Auxiliary
Dennis and Pat Gurney
DeWayne and Eileen Swingley
Thomas A. Harvey
Tom and Jane Thompson
Gail Hayenga
Sammy Gay Vavroch
Jeffrey B. Hecht
Nancy M. Vedral
James and Claudia Hicks
Alan Voelker
Linnea High
Lemuel W. Watson
Russell and Judith Hogan
Morris and Patricia Wiener
Harold and Florence Husa
Fred and Carrie Williams
Elaine McNair Johansen
John and Karen Witthuhn
Jerry and Annette Johns
Richard and Linda Wold
Mike Keeney and
Jerrold H. and Carol Zar
Toni Van Laarhoven
M. Nadine Zimmerman
Patricia Kenton
A special thanks to all who participated in our Silent Auction
this year! The auction proceeds were added to the Julianna
Gehant Memorial Scholarship fund, putting us within reach
of our $25,000.00 goal. If you would like to make a gift to this
fund, please call Deborah Fransen at (815) 753-1137.
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Honor Roll of Donors
Lifetime Donors
$100,000 and above
Dr. Robert and Mrs. Mary English
Dr. Elizabeth C. Lane
$50,000 - $99,999
Dr. Jerry and Mrs. Annette Johns
Mr. Anthony and Mrs. Carolyn Kambich
Dr. Lou Jean Moyer
Dr. Tom and Mrs. Shirley Scott
Mrs. Patricia Wolf Smith
Dr. James and Mrs. Moke Chee Wolter
$25,000 - $49,999
Mrs. Mary Lou Getschman
Mrs. Margaret Hoffmann
Mr. Kenneth and Mrs. Judith Kostal
Dr. M. Joan Popp
Dr. Donald and Mrs. Helen Westlake
$10,000 - $24,999
Dr. Judith Bischoff
Ms. Arline F. Bovee
Mr. Kenneth and Mrs. Penny Cameron
Dr. Thomas and Mrs. Judith Crowell
Dr. J. Hubert Dunn
Dr. Diane H. Jackman
Mr. Mike Keeney and Dr. Toni R. Van Laarhoven
Mrs. Marguerite F. Key
Ms. Susan Lambert
Mr. Glenn H. Moody and Mrs. Joanne Simich-Moody
Dr. H.C. and Mrs. Barbara Sherman
Mr. Steven and Dr. Christine Sorensen
Dr. Francis Stroup
Cornerstone Society
Mr. Richard Albright
Mrs. Rosemary Daurer
Ms. Marjorie Garrison
Ms. Christine Gasser
Mr. Darryl and Mrs. Joyce Jacob
Ms. Lise Thomsen Jones
Mrs. Bernice Kirkus
Ms. Kathryn Kleiner
Mr. Howard Lanan
Ms. Margery Meenen
Dr. Wilma Hildruth Miller
Mr. Donald Millette
Dr. M. Joan Popp
Dr. Eleanor Price
Mrs. Charlotte Schwartz
Mr. Marvin Smith
Dr. Calvin and Mrs. Judith Stockman
Dr. Nancy Vedral
Contributions made
between January 1 December 31, 2007.
$25,000 and above
Mrs. Mary Lou Getschman
Dr. M. Joan Popp
$10,000 - $24,999
Dr. J. Hubert Dunn
Dr. Robert and Mrs. Mary English
Dr. Elizabeth C. Lane
Dr. Francis Stroup
Mrs. Patricia Wolf Smith
Dr. James and Mrs. Moke Chee Wolter
$5,000 - $9,999
Ms. Janet A. Wessel
$2,500 - $4,999
Mrs. Marjorie S. Glacking
Mr. George and Mrs. Nancy Mitchell
Dr. Thomas and Rev. Joanne Nolan
Mr. David and Mrs. Jo Ann O’Hara
Mr. Daniel and Mrs. Mary Petersen
Mr. Steven and Dr. Christine Sorensen
$1,000 - $2,499
Dr. Audrey Springs Anderson
Dr. Mary M. Bell
Dr. Judith Bischoff
Ms. Marlene R. Boncosky
Ms. Arline F. Bovee
Mr. Kenneth and Mrs. Penny Cameron
Dr. Cheryl Crates
Dr. Thomas and Mrs. Judith Crowell
Dr. Phyllis M. Cunningham
Dr. Susann Gael Doody
Dr. Norman and Mrs. Marion Gilbert
Mr. David and Dr. Laurel Jeris
Mrs. Patti Johnson
Mr. Mike Keeney and Dr. Toni R. Van Laarhoven
Dr. Paul Kelter
Mr. Kenneth and Mrs. Judith Kostal
Mr. Joseph and Mrs. Erin Matty
Mr. Glenn H. Moody and Mrs. Joanne Simich-Moody
Dr. Lou Jean Moyer
Mr. Julian and Mrs. Molly Penny
Pi Lambda Theta Beta Delta
Dr. Brad and Mrs. Linda Pietens
Dr. Tom and Mrs. Shirley Scott
Drs. Joseph and Sharon Smaldino
Mr. Robert S. Smith
Dr. David R. Taylor and Dr. Linda L. Stickney-Taylor
Dr. Alan and Mrs. Diane Voelker
Dr. Lemuel W. Watson
$500 - $999
Mr. John Bass
Mr. Patrick and Dr. Gwen Bockman
Mr. Robert and Mrs. Doris Boey
Mr. Hal and Mrs. Susan Brand
College of Education Alumni Council Board
Dr. Raymond and Mrs. Patricia Dembinski
Mr. Joel and Mrs. Madonna Erickson
Mr. Robert and Mrs. Gladys Fisher
Mr. James and Mrs. Deborah Fransen
Mr. Milton and Mrs. Lois George
Mr. Dennis and Mrs. Patricia Gurney
Ms. Jan Half
Mr. Thomas A. Harvey
Mr. James and Mrs. Karen Hayman
Mr. Gene and Mrs. Janet Hilzenrath
Mr. Gordon E. Hoffman and Ms. Susan A. Boehm
Mr. Robert and Mrs. Sarah Hudson
Dr. Harold and Mrs. Florence Husa
Mr. Darrell and Mrs. Joyce Jacob
Mr. Roger and Mrs. Cathleen Kalisiak
Mr. David and Mrs. Susan Keay
Mrs. Marguerite F. Key
Mr. James and Mrs. Rebecca Kron
Dr. James and Mrs. Kathy Lockard
Mr. Steven and Mrs. E. Leslie Mahan
Ms. Gwendolyn S. Mundell
Ms. Mary Nuss
Dr. Carol Logan Patitu
Mrs. Elizabeth A. Patterson
Mr. Raymond and Mrs. Linda Pekowski
Dr. Mary Rasnak
Dr. Janan E. Rieff
Mr. LeRoy and Mrs. Wilma Sachen
Dr. Norman and Mrs. Carolyn Stahl
Ms. Sally Stevens
Miss Jannet S. Taylor
Mr. Scott M. Turner and Mrs. Mary A. Worboys-Turner
Mr. John and Mrs. Karen Witthuhn
Dr. Jerrold and Mrs. Carol Zar
$1.00 - $499
Mr. Robert and Mrs. Ruth Aagesen
Mrs. Susan Abbott
Mr. Laverne and Mrs. Florence Abels
Mr. Patrick and Mrs. Jenny Abraham
Mr. Paul and Mrs. Jane Abramchik
Ms. Gail Abrams
Mr. James and Mrs. Shirley Ackley
Mr. Charles and Mrs. Susan Adamovic
Mrs. Cathy Adams
Mr. Keith and Ms. Cecilia Adams
Mr. E.T. and Mrs. Mary Aderman
Mr. Joseph and Mrs. Sharoda Admonis
Mrs. Margaret M. Aguirre
Mr. Reid Albecker
Mr. Paul and Mrs. R. Jean Albrecht
Mr. Richard and Mrs. Elaine Albright
Dr. Ray and Mrs. Becky Alden
Mr. Anthony and Mrs. Pat Aldred
Mr. John and Mrs. Elaine Alex
Mrs. Sharon Alexander
Mr. John and Mrs. Barbara Allard
Mr. Charles T. Allen and Ms. Deborah Sherrock
Mr. Francis and Mrs. June Allen
Ms. Linda J. Allison
Mr. Charles and Mrs. Vickie Allton
Mr. James and Ms. Peggy Alm
Mr. Edwin and Mrs. Jill Alston
Dr. Carlos S. Alvarado and Dr. Nancy L. Zingrone
Mr. Christian and Ms. Katherine Ambrosini
Ms. Sharon M. Anast
Mr. Barry and Mrs. Linda Anders
Mr. David and Mrs. Kathleen Andersen
Mr. Alvin and Mrs. Marjorie Anderson
Mr. Dewey and Mrs. Sue Anderson
Mrs. Gail L. Anderson
Mr. Gerald and Mrs. Pamela Anderson
Mr. Mark and Mrs. Karen Anderson
Mr. Neal and Mrs. Stephanie Anderson
Mr. Nils and Mrs. Deborah Anderson
Mr. Ronald and Mrs. Bonnie Anderson
Ms. Sandra L. Anderson
Mr. Wayne and Mrs. Linda Anderson
Mr. William and Ms. Jayne Anderson
Mrs. Cheryl J. Andrews
Mr. Michael J. Angileri
Mrs. Linda R. Angress
Mr. William and Mrs. Susan Aplington
Mrs. Carolyn Lou Appel
Mr. Anthony and Mrs. Mary Apple
Mr. Dennis and Mrs. Linda Apple
Mr. Theodore and Mrs. Diane Applehoff
Mr. Robert and Mrs. Karen Aprill
Aramark
Mrs. Marlene Bradley Araya
Ms. Julie L. Archibald
Mr. Philip and Ms. Nancy Arciero
Mr. Anthony and Mrs. Marilyn Arellano
Mr. Carl and Mrs. Sharon Armato
Mr. William and Mrs. Marianne Armosky
Mr. Craig and Mrs. Lucy Armstrong
Mr. Paul and Mrs. Mary Jo Arndt
Mr. Robert and Mrs. Patrice Arnet
Ms. Diane L. Arnhold
Mr. Frederick and Mrs. Barbara Arnold
Mr. Delbert and Mrs. Barbara Arsenault
Mr. James and Mrs. Bernadette Ascareggi
Mr. Burt and Mrs. Diane Ashland
Mrs. Joan Atherton
Ms. Melissa J. Athos
Mr. Roger and Mrs. Kristina Bacci
Mr. Michael and Mrs. Sharon Bachmann
Mr. Stuart and Mrs. Angela Bahling
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Mr. Theodore and Mrs. Colleen Bailey
Mr. Bill and Mrs. Wilma Bain
Mr. Marvin and Mrs. Susan Baker
Mr. Richard A. Balcerak
Mr. Charles and Mrs. Linda Baldridge
Dr. Jane E. Baldridge
Ms. Janice C. Balgemann
Ms. Joan B. Baltusis
Mrs. Lillian Bandelin and Ms. Lori Sherry
Mr. Les and Mrs. Jean Bant
Mr. Theodore and Mrs. Dorothy Baranowski
Mrs. Joan M. Barbakoff
Rev. Gary and Mrs. Kimberly Barber
Ms. Joyce H. Barker and Ms. Maureen A. Gallagher
Ms. Maxine G. Barnett
Mr. Randall and Mrs. Nancy Barnhart
Mr. Frederick and Mrs. Nancy Baron
Mrs. Carol Barrington
Mr. James and Mrs. Christa Barton
Mr. Arthur R. Baumann
Mr. Robert and Ms. Katherine Bausone
Mr. David and Mrs. Joanne Baylis
Ms. Joyce M. Beabout
Mr. James and Mrs. Anita Beal
Mr. Michael Bean
Ms. Ruth Beard
Dr. Mary Beattie
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bechtold
Mr. Herman and Mrs. Karen Beck
Mr. Raymond and Mrs. Lynn Becker
Mr. Steve and Mrs. Colleen Becker
Becky Beck’s Jewelry
Mr. Clinton and Mrs. Caryl Behrens
Mr. Bernard and Mrs. Nancy Behrman
Mr. Fred and Mrs. Esther Beile
Mr. Edward and Mrs. Valerie Beilfuss
Mr. Don and Mrs. Loretta Bell
Mr. Norman and Mrs. Joan Bell
Dr. Joseph and Mrs. Barbara Belonax
Mr. Richard and Mrs. Glenda Belouski
Mr. Laurence and Mrs. Marjorie Benedetto
Mr. Keith and Mrs. Tammy Bennett
Mr. Kim and Mrs. Jeanne Benson
Mr. James and Mrs. Margaret Benzin
Mr. Marvin and Mrs. Myrna Benzing
Ms. Nancy Berga
Mr. James and Mrs. Phyllis Bergagna
Mr. William and Mrs. Jo Ann Bergdoll
Dr. John Bergeson and Ms. Arnita Stout
Mr. Jan Berghult and Mrs. Patricia A. Gerken Berghult
Ms. Mary Lou Bergmann
Mr. Francis and Mrs. Jo Ann Bergren
Mr. Donald and Mrs. Susan Bergsrud
Ms. Mary V. Bergstrom
Mrs. Evelyn A. Berleman
Mr. Bernard and Mrs. Catherine Berntson
Mr. Joseph and Mrs. Gloria Berton
Mrs. Roberta Berwanger
Mr. William and Mrs. Kathleen Betke
Mr. Martin and Mrs. Karen Bieschke
Mr. Edward and Mrs. Nancy Bifulco
Mr. George and Mrs. Kristin Bigelow
Mr. John and Mrs. Laura Biloz
Mrs. Rima Binder
Mr. Ron and Mrs. Lorraine Bird
Mr. George and Ms. Barbara Birmingham
Mr. Louis and Mrs. Nancy Bissa
Mrs. Dorothy Bixby
Mr. Paul and Mrs. Orysia Blackburn
Mr. Royce and Mrs. Mary Blackwell
Blain’s Farm and Fleet
Mr. Joel and Ms. Roberta Blake
Mrs. Norma J. Blanchard
Mr. William and Mrs. Colleen Blankenhorn
Mrs. Kathryn G. Blaskovich
Dr. Charles F. Block
Mr. George and Mrs. Regina Block
Mr. Robert and Mrs. Gayle Blomquist
Mr. Bruce H. Bloom
Mr. Daniel and Mrs. Avis Bloom
Ms. Jacqueline Blount-Dancer
Mr. Mark and Mrs. Beth Bobel
Mr. James and Ms. Pamela Boblick
Mr. Milton and Mrs. Mildred Bobus
Mr. Brian and Mrs. Sara Bockover
Ms. Suzanne M. Boecher and Ms. Jeanine L. Flavin
Ms. Kathryn S. Boehle
Mr. John and Mrs. Barbara Boehm
Dr. David and Mrs. Kathleen Boers
Mr. Drew and Mrs. Ellen Boettcher
Mr. Matthew and Mrs. Louise Boggs
Mr. Richard and Mrs. Debra Bogue
Ms. Elaine Bolatto
Mr. John and Mrs. Mary Bolatto
Mr. Barry and Mrs. Lilia Bolek
Mr. Kenneth and Mrs. Mary Bolen
Mr. Lloyd and Mrs. Bonnie Bollman
Mrs. Sally Bomke
Mrs. Marilyn A. Bonneau
Mr. Ralph and Mrs. Flora Bordner
Dr. Terry and Mrs. Betty Borg
Mr. Stephen and Mrs. Faith Borges
Mr. Robert and Mrs. Denise Bortner
Drs. Robert and Diane Borucki
Dr. Robert and Mrs. Janice Bosman
Ms. Mary F. Bossingham
Mrs. Linda L. Bosworth
Mr. David and Mrs. Diana Botsford
Mr. Biagio and Mrs. Cynthia Botti
Mr. James and Mrs. Susan Bottoms
Mr. Donald and Mrs. Amy Bouchard
Mr. Jon R. Boulton
Mr. James and Mrs. Carolyn Bowden
Mrs. Marilyn Bower
Mrs. Judith L. Boyd
Mr. Mame and Mrs. Lola Boyd
Mr. Michael and Mrs. Liz Boyle
Mr. Larry and Mrs. Margaret Boysen
Dr. Wanda Bracy
Mrs. Viola Bradley
Mr. William Bradley and Mrs. Margaret Perry-Bradley
Mrs. Mary L. Bradtmueller
Mr. Thomas and Mrs. Lori Brady
Mr. William and Mrs. Christine Brady
Ms. Dolores M. Brandt
Mr. John and Mrs. Elly Brandt
Mr. Julius and Mrs. Joycelyn Brasini
Mr. Kenneth and Mrs. Linda Brauer
Mr. Calvin and Mrs. Phyllis Bremer
Ms. Darlene J. Bremer
Mr. Jeffrey and Mrs. Ariel Brennecke
Mr. Steven and Mrs. Andrea Brenner
Mr. Gary and Mrs. Willa Bretthauer
Mr. Stephen and Mrs. Tracy Brewer
Mr. James and Mrs. Margaret Bridge
Ms. Susan Bridge
Dr. Patricia A. Bringaze
Mr. Jack and Dr. Kathleen Briseno
Mr. Raymond and Mrs. Janet Brock
Mr. Stephen and Mrs. Brenda Brockland
Ms. Thelma Bromley
Mr. Raymond and Mrs. Muirl Bronsteader
Dr. Kenneth and Mrs. Martha Brooks
Dr. Yvonne Brooks
Mr. Kevin and Mrs. Paula Brosch
Mr. Charles and Mrs. Diane Brown
Mr. Craig and Mrs. Kimberly Brown
Mr. David and Mrs. Cheryl Brown
Dr. Karen G. Brown
Mr. Lawrence and Mrs. Joan Brown
Mr. Robert and Mrs. Cindy Brown
Mr. Thomas and Dr. Claire Brown
Mr. Thomas L. Brown and Ms. JoAnn Russell-Brown
Mr. William and Mrs. Betty Brown
Mr. Bill and Mrs. Jennifer Bruening
Mr. Alan and Mrs. Laurel Brunell
Mr. Ron and Mrs. Linda Brusa
Mr. Dennis Brutlag
Dr. Joseph and Mrs. Dolores Bryja
Mr. Randel and Mrs. Valerie Bubnack
Mr. Richard and Mrs. Anne Buck
Ms. Karen M. Budzinski
Mr. Joseph and Mrs. Kathleen Bulaga
Mr. Norman and Dr. Marsha Bundt
Mr. David and Mrs. Denise Bunning
Mr. Lawrence and Mrs. Joanne Burda
Mr. Greg and Mrs. Carol Buresh
Mr. Sam and Mrs. Lynn Burgdorff
Mr. Allen and Mrs. Roberta Burke
Dr. Bonnie Burke
Ms. Carol Burke
Mr. Daniel and Ms. Amy Burke
Mr. James and Dr. Linda Burke
Mr. Thomas and Mrs. Barbara Burken
Mr. Robert and Mrs. Dolores Burm
Mr. Edward and Mrs. Kay Burton
Ms. Sandra K. Burton
Mr. Donald and Mrs. Mary Buss
Mr. Jeffry and Mrs. Patricia Butler
Mr. Christopher and Mrs. Janet Byrnes
Cabana Charley’s
Ms. Phyllis Cady
Mr. Patrick and Mrs. Barbara Cain
Mrs. Arlene M. Caldwell
Mr. David and Mrs. Lois Caldwell
Mrs. Delores W. Caldwell
Mr. John and Mrs. Karen Calhoun
Mr. Steven and Mrs. Cynthia Caliendo
Mr. Timothy and Mrs. Karen Callahan
Dr. Edward and Mrs. Patricia Callen
Mr. Eduardo and Dr. Annie Camacho
Mrs. Winifred S. Cameron
Mr. Kelly and Mrs. Nancy Campbell
Mr. Ronald and Mrs. Mary Campbell
Mr. Eloy and Mrs. Ella Campos
Ms. Barbara A. Cannell
Mr. Frank and Mrs. Margaret Cannella
Mr. Nicholas and Mrs. Jacqueline Cannella
Mr. Kenneth and Mrs. Diane Cantile
Mrs. Dona Capanyola
Ms. Trudy Capelle
Mr. Donald and Mrs. Dorothy Capes
Mr. Charles W. Carlson
Mr. Chris and Mrs. Cheryl Carlson
Mrs. Julie Carlson
Ms. Mary R. Carlson
Mr. Milton and Mrs. Mary Carlson
Mr. Paul and Mrs. Sandra Carlson
Dr. Richard and Mrs. Carol Carlson
Mr. Richard and Mrs. Marianne Carlson
Mr. Robert and Mrs. Diane Carlson
Mr. Richard and Mrs. Jan Carlstedt
Mr. David and Mrs. Nancy Carmody
Dr. William and Mrs. Sara Carriere
Ms. Kathleen A. Carroll
Mr. James and Mrs. Debra Carter
Mrs. Kendra Carter
Ms. Nancy T. Carter
Mr. Raymond and Mrs. Jeannette Carter
Ms. Susan C. Carter
Mr. Hector and Mrs. Francisca Casas
Mr. David and Mrs. Julie Casebeer
Mr. Curtis and Mrs. Betty Casey
Ms. Donna M. Casey
Ms. Bonita L. Cassutt
Mr. Virgil and Mrs. Louise Castelli
Mr. Melvin and Mrs. Phyllis Castenson
Mrs. Anna Castle
Mr. Joseph and Mrs. Kathleen Ceman
Mr. Richard A. Cervantes and Dr. Gayle Saunders
Mrs. Marjorie M. Chadwell
Ms. Sandra Chalupa
Mr. William and Ms. Jane Chandler
Mr. James W. Chaplin and Mrs. Diana K. Harbers-Chaplin
Chapman & Cutler
Mr. Tom Cheatham and Ms. Marian Manseau-Cheatham
Ms. Deborah L. Cheek
Mr. Jason and Mrs. Amy Cherry
Chicago Rush
Chicago Sky
Ms. Carole J. Child
Mr. Jeffrey and Mrs. Bonnie Childs
Ms. Kathleen L. Chilver
Mr. Martin and Ms. Karen Chlapecka
Mr. Joseph B. Chocola
Mr. Lyn and Mrs. Charlotte Christian
Mr. Robert and Mrs. Mabel Christiansen
Mr. Daniel and Mrs. Elizabeth Cieplik
Mr. Denis and Mrs. Mary Ciezadlo
Mr. Fredrick and Mrs. Judith Cimaglio
Mrs. Diana M. Cincinello
Mr. Charles and Mrs. Denise Claessens
Ms. Cheryl A. Clark
Ms. Christi A. Clark
Dr. David and Mrs. Judith Clark
Mr. James and Mrs. Tammy Clark
Mr. Richard and Mrs. Judith Clark
Mr. William and Mrs. Donna Clark
Mr. Walter and Mrs. Janice Clarke
Mr. Frank and Mrs. Dominica Clavelli
Mr. Philip and Mrs. Gail Clavey
Mr. Frederick and Mrs. Vera Clayton
Mr. Douglas and Mrs. Janet Clements
Mr. Everett and Mrs. Charlene Clist
Mr. Philip and Mrs. Eileen Clough
Mr. Kenneth and Mrs. Geraldine Clucas
Ms. Marion V. Cobb
Mrs. Linda L. Cocking
Mr. Thomas and Mrs. Marilyn Coffey
Mr. Frank and Mrs. Janet Colangelo
Mr. David and Mrs. Carole Cole
Ms. Mildred B. Cole
Mr. Robert and Mrs. Christine Coleman
Mrs. Karen M. Coles
Mr. Kim R. Collings
Mr. Mark and Mrs. Rhodora Collins
Ms. Maureen Collins
Ms. Kelly Compton
Ms. Carol Conboy
Mrs. Esther M. Condro
Confectionary, Inc.
Ms. Donna Conley
Mr. Alan and Mrs. Carla Connelly
Mr. David and Ms. Kathleen Conner
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Mr. Steven and Mrs. Kathryn Slusser
Small Job Construction & Repair
Dr. Andrew P. Smallwood
Mr. Robert and Mrs. Sharon Smid
Dr. Gary and Mrs. Jayne Smit
Ms. Anita M. Smith
Mr. Beryl Smith and Mrs. Cherie R. Durfee-Smith
Mr. Bruce and Mrs. Sherrie Smith
Ms. Corinne H. Smith
Mr. David and Mrs. Donna Smith
Mrs. Linda Smith
Mr. Marvin Smith
Mr. Matthew T. Smith and Mrs. Angela K. Johnson
Mr. Norman and Mrs. Elsie Smith
Mr. Steven and Mrs. Sylvia Smith
Mr. Thomas J. Smith and Mrs. Susan Bradford-Smith
Mr. Walter and Mrs. Mariam Smith
Mr. Edward and Mrs. Diane Smosna
Dr. Michael and Mrs. Kris Smuksta
Mr. Steven and Mrs. Patricia Snap
Mr. Edward and Mrs. Alicia Snyder
Mrs. Michelle Snyder
Ms. Margaret A. Soltis
Mr. Raymond and Mrs. Jean Sophie
Mr. Joseph and Mrs. Lisa Sopiarz
Mr. Alex and Mrs. Judith Sorton
Ms. Beverly A. Sostak
Mr. Mark and Mrs. Kelly Sova
Mr. Glenn and Mrs. Susan Spachman
Mr. Thomas J. Spahn
Mrs. Beatrice Spence
Mr. Bradley and Mrs. Karen Spencer
Mr. Micheal and Mrs. Jan Sperry
Mr. Robert and Mrs. Margaret Spinozzi
Mr. Donald A. Splinter
Mr. Jerome and Mrs. Gail Springborn
Mr. Chad and Ms. Bridy Springer
Dr. Dorothy Squitieri
Mr. J. Patrick and Mrs. Denise Stanek
Mr. Edward and Mrs. Linda Stanish
Mr. Clint and Mrs. Diane Stannard
Mr. Gerald and Mrs. Mary Stapleton
Starbucks Coffee
Ms. Deborah A. Starcevich
Mr. Michael and Mrs. Janet Starr
Mr. John and Ms. Mary Stayner
Mr. Ralph and Dr. Evelyn Stebbins
Mr. Robert and Mrs. Diane Steffen
Mr. Rodney and Mrs. Sharon Steffey
Mr. James C. Stein and Mrs. Norma W. Jung-Stein
Mr. Roland and Mrs. Gretta Stein
Dr. Sandra L. Stein
Mr. Paul and Mrs. Louise Steinbach
Mr. John and Mrs. Mary Stellano
Mr. Leonard and Mrs. Mary Stensland
Mr. B. and Ms. Deborah Sternecky
Mr. Bradley and Mrs. Joan Sterner
Mrs. Corleta A. Steurer
Mr. Arthur and Mrs. Melissa Stevens
Ms. Cecelia Stevens
Dr. Doug Stewart
Mrs. Helen B. Stewart
Mr. Reuben and Mrs. Carol Stibbe
Mr. Eugene and Mrs. Janet Stilson
Mr. David B. Stimpson and Ms. Linda Schatsiek-Stimpson
Mr. Dick and Mrs. Anastasia Stipher
Mr. David and Mrs. Judy Stone
Mrs. Delores M. Stone and Ms. Eileen Russo
Mr. Thomas and Mrs. Barbara Stone
Mr. Robert and Mrs. Susan Storey
Mr. Jeffrey and Mrs. Linda Storm
Mr. Thomas and Mrs. Mary Straiker
Dr. David and Mrs. Pamela Strain
Strain Handyman Services, Inc.
Mr. Ronald and Mrs. Mary Strandberg
Mr. J. Robert and Mrs. Janice Street
Mr. Howard and Mrs. Avis Streicher
Ms. Mary Streitmatter
Mr. Robert and Mrs. Margery Stroud
Mr. Peter and Mrs. Val Stuckey
Mr. C. David and Mrs. Alice Stuckmeyer
Studio One Salon & Day Spa
Ms. Marjorie Stueckemann
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Mr. Donald and Mrs. Louise Stuffelbeam
Mr. Ronald and Mrs. Ann Suarez
Ms. Dorothy L. Sullivan
Mr. Jonathan Sullivan and Ms. Jocelyn Santana
Mr. Neil and Mrs. Linda Sullivan
Mr. Paul and Mrs. Kathleen Sullivan
Ms. Peggy Sullivan
Mr. Thomas and Mrs. Vickie Sullivan
Mr. Roger and Mrs. Laurie Summers
Dr. Elmer and Mrs. Marilyn Sundby
Mr. Jason Sunseri
Mrs. Carol J. Suomu
Ms. Carol A. Super
Rev. Peter Surrey
Mr. Timothy and Mrs. Julie Suter
Mr. Kevin and Mrs. Stephanie Sutherland
Mr. Charles and Mrs. Carole Sutton
Mr. John and Ms. Nancy Svoboda
Ms. Janet Swain
Mr. Ralph V. Swainson and Ms. Georgeanna N. Zoros
Mr. Roger and Mrs. Joanne Swan
Mr. Kenneth B. Swanson
Ms. Mary Ann Swanson
Dr. James and Mrs. Sharon Swedler
Mr. Douglas and Ms. Dina Sweet
Sweet Dream Desserts
Mr. Norman and Mrs. Ellen Swenson
Mr. DeWayne and Mrs. Eileen Swingley
Mr. Duane and Mrs. Evelyn Swintek
Sycamore Family Sports Center, Inc.
Sycamore Park District
Mrs. Annette Lynn Szczesny
Dr. Lester and Mrs. Patricia Szewczyk
Mr. Kenji and Mrs. Elenore Tademoto
Ms. Suzanne J. Talaga
Mr. Matthew and Mrs. Michele Tapling
Mr. George Tarbay
Ms. Bonnie Taylor
Mr. James and Dr. Bernice Taylor
Mr. Richard and Mrs. Marlene Taylor
Mrs. Elizabeth A. Tekampe
Mr. Theodore and Mrs. Joetta Tempel
Mr. Robert and Mrs. Roseann Tenuta
Mr. Steven and Mrs. Marcia Terrill
Mr. Fred and Mrs. Sharon Terry
Mr. Richard and Mrs. Dianne Tesar
Ms. Madelyn R. Tesch
Mr. Marvin and Mrs. Zelda Tetenbaum
Mr. Peter and Mrs. Robin Theis
Mr. Greg A. Thiemeyer and Mrs. Jean M. Turano-Thiemeyer
Thoden, Inc.
Mr. Edwin and Mrs. Ruth Thomas
Mrs. Helen L. Thomas
Mr. Loraine and Mrs. Bernice Thomas
Mr. Matthew and Mrs. Karie Thomas
Mr. Vince and Mrs. Margaret Thomas
Mr. Jerry and Mrs. Jill Thompson
Dr. Thomas and Mrs. Jane Thompson
Mr. Louis and Mrs. Karen Thoms
Mr. Robert and Ms. Katherine Thomson
Ms. Barbara Thorne
Mr. Lief and Mrs. Betty Thorsen
Threshholds
Ms. Sarah Tibbott
Mr. Lawrence and Mrs. Sally Tibstra
Dr. John and Mrs. Linda Tidgewell
Mr. Thomas and Ms. Catherine Tilden
Mr. Shawn and Mrs. Kelly Tilstra
Mr. Dean and Mrs. Rebecca Tisch
Mr. Paul and Mrs. Rae Tobias
Ms. Carol Todd
Mr. Guy and Ms. Nancy Todnem
Mr. Eugene Tokarczyk and Ms. Margaret Gewont
Mr. Jerald and Mrs. Nancy Tollefson
Mr. Ronald and Mrs. Sharon Tomlinson
Mr. Jack and Mrs. Pamela Tootson
Mr. Henry and Mrs. Joanna Toppett
Mr. Charles and Mrs. Randi Topps
Mr. Ronald and Mrs. Joann Toti
Mr. Ronald and Mrs. Sue Totz
Mr. Edward and Mrs. Ruth Tousana
Ms. Johanna Trammell
Mr. David and Mrs. Kathleen Trayser
Ms. Jennifer L. Trenda
Mr. Nicholas and Mrs. Kathleen Tristano
Mr. Richard and Mrs. Donna Trolliet
Mr. Gary and Mrs. Christine Truckenmiller
Mrs. Susan P. Trump
Mr. Howard and Mrs. Rebecca Tucker
Dr. M. Constance Tucker
Mrs. Sandra B. Tuller
Mr. Charles and Mrs. Mary Tuma
Ms. Emily M. Tupy
Mr. Joseph and Mrs. Lucia Turk
Mr. Thomas and Mrs. Patricia Turman
Ms. Regina L. Turner
Mr. Jerry and Mrs. Kathleen Turnquist
Mr. Paul and Mrs. Patricia Tuuk
Mr. Terry and Mrs. Joann Tuytschaevers
Mr. Joseph and Mrs. Judith Twardy
Mr. Michael and Mrs. Lee Twyman
Mr. Timothy and Mrs. Kathleen Tyler
Mr. Timothy and Mrs. April Tyrell
Mr. Calvin and Mrs. Elaine Tyson
Ms. Carla A. Uhrmacher
Mr. Adrian and Mrs. Darlene Ulatowski
Mr. Myron and Mrs. Constance Unzicker
Mr. William and Mrs. Kathleen U’Ren
Mrs. Faith Vandermar
Mr. Gary and Mrs. Linda Vandre
Dr. Linda Vanroosendaal
Mr. Greg and Mrs. Vanessa Vaught
Mr. William and Mrs. Marie Vavrik
Mr. R. Bruce and Mrs. Donna Vegter
Mr. Dwight R. Venell
Mr. Jim and Mrs. Diane Venneri
Mr. Daniel and Mrs. Mary Venters
Mr. Arnold and Mrs. Nancy Verbic
Mrs. Mary C. Verduin
Ms. Janice Vernol
Mr. John and Mrs. Sindee Viano
Mrs. Marilyn L. Vibrans
Ms. Mary Victor
Mr. Donald and Mrs. Donna Videtich
Mr. Rudy and Mrs. Carolyn Viereckl
Mr. Dale and Mrs. Pamela Vigna
Mr. Michael Vijak and Ms. Beth L. Krueger
Villa Verone
Village Commons Bookstore
Mrs. Carol S. Voegeli
Ms. Louise M. Voegtle
Mr. Jonathan Vogel
Mrs. Anna L. Vogtritter
Dr. Promod and Mrs. Anju Vohra
Mr. Robert and Mrs. Anna Marie Voight
Mr. Fred and Mrs. Maripatricia Vondrak
Dr. Donald and Mrs. Betty Voss
Mr. Richard and Mrs. Lois Vrieze
Mr. Jerry and Mrs. Karen Vrshek
Mr. Richard E. Vrstal
Mrs. Barbara A. Wagner
Mrs. Karen Farlow Wagner
Dr. Patricia A. Wagner
Dr. Robert and Mrs. Janice Wajda
Dr. Lynne M. Waldeland
Ms. Judith C. Walden
Drs. Albert and Mary Walker
Mr. Fred and Mrs. Linda Walker
Mr. John and Mrs. Marilyn Walker
Mr. William and Mrs. Christine Walker
Dr. Wilmot and Mrs. Marylyn Walker
Mr. Terrence and Mrs. Carole Wall
Ms. Roberta J. Wallerstedt
Ms. Wilma C. Wallmark
Ms. Mary Walsh
Mr. Timothy and Mrs. Kristine Walsh
Mr. William and Mrs. Diane Walsh
Ms. Linda L. Walter
Mr. Leonard and Dr. Maria Walther
Mr. Anthony Wang and Mrs. Lixin Huang
Mr. Roger and Mrs. Sheila Wantiez
Mr. Frank and Mrs. Delores Ward
Ms. Sandra Ward
Mr. Robert and Mrs. Cynthia Warn
Dr. Allen and Mrs. Hildegard Warner
Mr. Tom Wascher and Mrs. Patricia A. Donnelly-Wascher
Dr. Roosevelt Washington
Mr. Brett and Mrs. Lila Wasserman
Mr. Clark and Mrs. Doris Wasson
Waterman Winery and Vineyards, Inc.
Mr. Laurence and Mrs. Patricia Watson
Mr. Patrick and Mrs. Sharon Watson
Mr. Richard and Ms. Valerie Watson
Waveland Press, Inc.
Mr. Christis and Mrs. Maxine Wayne
Mr. Alan R. Webb and Mrs. Vicki Lynn Stiemann-Webb
Mr. Henry and Mrs. Jean Webb
Mr. Craig A. Weber
Dr. Donald and Mrs. Mary Jo Weber
Dr. Thomas and Mrs. Julie Weber
Mr. David and Mrs. Irene Wedemeyer
Ms. Ann Weegar
Mr. Donald and Mrs. Joyce Wegener
Mrs. Marge and Mr. Warren Wegener
Mr. Donald and Ms. Twila Weichle
Ms. Margaret Weickert
Mr. Michael and Ms. Carol Weimer
Ms. Dorothy L. Weir
Mr. Douglas and Mrs. Susan Weisensee
Mr. Byrl D. Weiss
Ms. Jeri Welty
Mr. Harold and Mrs. Rose Wendler
Dr. Judith Werbach
Ms. Loudelle Werling
Ms. Linda Werthwein
Mr. Kevin and Mrs. Anna Weselak
Mr. Irving West and Ms. Billie R. Hermon-West
Dr. Donald and Mrs. Helen Westlake
Mr. Don and Mrs. Violet Westley
Mr. James and Mrs. Kathleen Weston
Ms. Berniece J. Wheeler
Mr. James and Ms. Karen Wheeler
Mr. Curt and Mrs. Nancy Whipple
Mr. Terry and Mrs. Trina Whipple
Mr. David and Mrs. Linda Whitaker
Ms. Chloe White
Mr. Robert and Mrs. Carolynn White
Mr. Roy and Mrs. Nancy White
Mr. Steve and Mrs. Mary White
Mr. James and Mrs. Barbara Whitlock
Mr. William and Mrs. Christine Widinski
Ms. Barbara Wielgus
Dr. Phoebe A. Wienke
Mr. Dan and Mrs. Carol Wierling
Mr. David and Mrs. Norma Wigginton
Wild Thyme Herb Garden
Mr. Harry and Mrs. Karen Wiley
Mr. D.A. and Mrs. Tina Willbrandt
Mr. Thomas and Mrs. Patricia Willging
Ms. Cynthia J. Williams
Mr. Frederick and Mrs. Carrie Williams
Ms. Jeanette M. Williams
Mr. Michael and Mrs. Patricia Williams
Mr. Robert and Ms. Jerilyn Williams
Mrs. Susan Williams-Carpenter
Mr. Kenneth and Ms. Diana Williamson
Ms. Mary Williston
Mr. Keith and Mrs. Patricia Willyard
Mr. Robert and Mrs. Corri Wilson
Mr. Roger and Mrs. Judith Wilson
Mr. Edward J. Winarski and Dr. Anne C. Loughrain
Mr. Richard and Mrs. Peggy Wince
Mr. Craig and Mrs. Kelly Winder
Mr. Rafael and Mrs. Andrea Windham
Mr. Kenneth Windisch
Mr. Gerald and Mrs. Brinda Winger
Mr. Don and Ms. Kathleen Wingler
Mr. John and Ms. Patrice Winkel
Mr. Edwin W. Winkler
Mr. Alvin and Mrs. Connie Winslow
Mr. Robert Winter
Mr. Bob and Mrs. Susan Wislow
Mr. William and Mrs. Mary Witnik
Mr. Peter J. Wittig
Mr. Robert and Dr. Kay Woelfel
Mr. Jim and Mrs. S. Barb Wojcikiewicz
Mr. Daniel and Mrs. Cheryl Wold
Ms. Eileen M. Wolf
Mr. Gary and Mrs. Carolyn Wolf
Mrs. Theresa C. Wolf
Mr. John A. Wolfe
Dr. Duane and Mrs. Janet Wolff
Mr. Clarence and Mrs. Betty Wollslager
Ms. Patricia C. Wolsko
Mr. Willie and Mrs. Beth Womack
Mrs. Betty R. Womack-Anderson
Mr. James and Ms. Sally Wonder
Mr. Robert and Mrs. Jean Wood
Mr. Michael and Mrs. Kathleen Woodring
Ms. Shirley A. Wooldridge
Ms. Carolyn L. Workman
Mrs. Marilyn G. Worthington
Mr. Victor and Mrs. Melody Worthington
Mr. Don and Mrs. Roberta Wostratzky
Mr. Carl and Mrs. Jodi Wrede
Mr. Gene and Mrs. Sandra Wright
Mr. Theodore and Mrs. Mildred Wright
Wright Althetic Club, Inc.
Mr. James R. Wrona
Mr. James and Mrs. Lucy Wuchte
Mr. John and Mrs. Mary Wulz
Mrs. Judith A. Wyckoff
Mr. James and Mrs. Pamela Wyman
Mr. N. C. and Mrs. Marilyn Wysocki
Mr. John and Mrs. Jane Yoder
Ms. A. Karleen Yohnka
Mr. Gary and Mrs. Rosemary Young
Mr. Robert and Mrs. Sandra Young
Mr. Hilmer L. Youngberg
Mr. Jerrald and Mrs. Barbara Youngren
Mr. Steven and Mrs. Peggy Youngren
Mr. Steven and Mrs. Mary Yurek
Mr. Theodore and Ms. Lila Yusen
Mr. James and Mrs. Patricia Yuvan
Mrs. Margaret E. Zaller
Mr. Randall and Mrs. Lauri Zamin
Mr. Justin and Mrs. Cynthia Zamirowski
Mrs. Helene S. Zarcone
Mr. Carl and Mrs. Dolores Zdeb
Mr. Wayne and Mrs. Carol Zebron
Mr. Eric and Mrs. Kathleen Ziegel
Mr. Raymond Ziegler
Ms. Christine A. Zielinski
Mr. John and Ms. Linda Ziesmer
Mr. Phillip and Mrs. Sharon Zigulich
Mr. James and Mrs. Corrine Zoellick
Ms. Mary Zolli
Mr. Stanley and Mrs. Barbara Zydek
Every effort has been made to ensure that these lists
are accurate. If your name has been omitted or
misspelled, we apologize. Please contact the College
of Education Development Office at (815) 753-9333 with
any questions or concerns.
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2007-2008 Development Board
Chair: Cheryl Crates, Chief Financial Officer, District 300 Carpentersville, Illinois
Penny Cameron, President, Waubonsee Community College Foundation Board
Jan Dunbar,
r Retired Reading Coach, Rockford Public Schools
Anthony Kambich, President, Deerfield Montessori Schools
Marguerite Key,
y Retired Director of Guidance, Arlington Virginia Public Schools
David O’Hara, President, Fringe Funding, Inc.
Thomas Scott,
t Realtor, Coldwell Banker
Karen Tadd Witthuhn, Business Education Teacher, Bartlett High School
2007-2008 Alumni Council Board of Directors
President: Richard Larson, Assistant Principal, McKinley Middle Charter School
President Elect: Sylvia Cadena Smith, Owner, CadenaSmith Enterprises
Past President: Richard Landman, President, Diamond Management Group, Ltd.
Lori Berkes-Nelson, Executive Director, Golden Apple Foundation of Rockford
Bruce Bloom, Professor of Business and Technology, DeVry University-Chicago
Dennis Gurney, Retired Principal, Tinley Park District 140
Patricia Gurney, Retired Teacher, Western Springs District 101
Patricia Kenton, Retired Teacher, Naperville Central High School
Robin Lisboa, Division Administrator for English Language Learning,
Illinois State Board of Education
Marnell W. Love, Associate Vice Chancellor, Office of Human Resources and
Staff Development, City Colleges of Chicago
George A. McCoy, Retired School Counselor and Teacher, Chicago Public Schools
Jonathan McKenzie, Chief Executive Officer, Family Centered Education Agency
Eileen L. Swingley, Retired Teacher, Rochelle School District
Toni Van Laarhoven, Associate Professor, NIU Department of Teaching and Learning
Contacts
Lemuel W. Watson, Dean, (815) 753-9055, [email protected]
Carol Logan Patitu, Associate Dean, (815) 753-9056, [email protected]
Jeffrey B. Hecht, Associate Dean, (815) 753-7447, [email protected]
Deborah Fransen, Assistant to the Dean, (815) 753-1137, [email protected]
Gail Hayenga, Alumni, (815) 753-8370, [email protected]
Departments
Counseling, Adult and Higher Education (CAHE), (815) 753-1448
Educational Technology, Research and Assessment (ETRA), (815) 753-9339
Kinesiology and Physical Education (KNPE), (815) 753-1407
Leadership, Educational Psychology and Foundations (LEPF), (815) 753-4404
Literacy Education (LTCY), (815) 753-8556
Teaching and Learning (TLRN), (815) 753-1619
Endeavors
Volume 7, Spring 2008
Managing Editor
Lemuel W. Watson
Associate Editor
Deborah Fransen
Designer
Deborah Holderness
Northern Illinois University is an Equal Opportunity/
Affirmative Action Institution.
Printed by the authority of the State of Illinois.
Office of the Dean
DeKalb, IL 60115
www.cedu.niu.edu

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