Annual Report 2000

Contents • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Office of the Dean Theodore I varie, Dean Martha S. Brown, Associate Dean Lisa Dallas, Assistant to the Dean for Academic Computing Pat Hill, Publications, Stholarship, and Intemational Visits Coordinator Diane Ingl e, Assistallt to the Dean Peggy Man ley, Office Systems Specialist Admissions/Advisors Kathy Bennett, Assistal!t to the Deal! Wanda Johnson, Advisor, School of Business Betsy Mi ll er, Advisol~ School of Technology Rose Myers-Bradley, Advisor, School of F amiiy & COl!sumer Sciences Renee Stroud, Admissions Offim~ Sthoolof Business Judy Sunderman, Advisor, Sthool of Business Kay Amyx, Office Systems Assistant Business 8& Technology Institute Mari lyn DeRuiter, Director Joy Rainey, Office Systems Specialist Development Office Jacqueline Clapp, Development Officer Eastem Illillois Ulliversity is all equal opportullity/equal access/affirmative action employer committea to achievillg a diverse com1Jlullity. Publication Credits Editor Pat Hill Graphic Design Chuck Nivens Visit our web site at: http://www.eiu.edu/-Iumpkin From the Dean 2 Distinguished Alumni 4 Student Honors 7 LCBAS Development Office 8 LCBAS Academic Computing 9 Business and Technology Institute 10 School of Business 20 School of Family and Consumer Sciences 26 School of Technology 30 Department of Military Science 32 Graduate Programs 34 FY2000 Donors 38 Advisory Boards School of Techllology Illdustrial Electronics class demolls/rafes l/ie ali/Oil/filed ((/Illero /illll cO/l;slerprojec/

Reflections from the Past ... Vision for the Future • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • From the Dean Good news! Both the School of Business and the School of Technology were reaccredited by their professional associations during the last year. It is particularly gratifying to have our programs receive approval after review by knowledgeable peers using generally accepted standards of quality. Accreditation is one of the most widely used means of assuring our constituents that we have met and passed tests of quality by: • American Assembly of Collegiate Schools of Business-The International Association for l\ lan agemcnt Education • Nationa l Association of Industrial Technology Accountability at Eastern Illinois Un iversity also includes periodic assessment of the effectiveness of faculty, staff, and administrators by those who are most knowledgeable or directly affected by their performance. Program assessment includes a number of internal feedback systems as well as the one and five-year surveys of grad uates in order to obtain feedback useful for program modification. Indi vidu al bench marking with peer programs has emerged as an occasional means of making comparisons related to quality and quantity. Bench marking done with one or more institutions that are somewhat similar has appeal. However, experience to date suggests it is hard to find "oranges and oranges," and to ga ther meaningful data when others have littl e or no benefit from what becomes an extensive time-consuming process. A more systematic process used by The Illin ois Board of Higher Education (IBHE) staff is periodic gathering of data from all public institutions in the state. The process has been in place for a number of years and yields reasonably good information for program comparisons. I n addition, the IBH E staff reviews all like programs, i.e., business, fami ly and consumer sciences, and technology on a rotating basis cvery e ight yea rs. Advisory Boards have proven to be yet another opportunity for external review and consultation. Successfu l practitioners are we ll equ ipped to critique programs, report industry trends, and suggest new ventures. Manyadvisory board members hire graduates of our programs. This provides a unique perspective of being able to va li date the relevance of preparation provided and compa risons with other employees - all of which are important to ass uring quality and continuous im provement. Awards and recognition are also meaningful ways of highlighting the outstanding character of our students, faculty, alumni, and others. Some especially gratifying achievements during the past year include the student, faculty, alumni, and other awards listed in this report and for the staff who report to the Dean as listed below. Our good news is good news, indeed, Deou /vorie for students, employers, alumni, and taxpayers. \\'e have validation from both cxternal and internal perspectives that our collective efforts arc assuring quality programs that accomp lish what they are intended to do. As we reflect on the past, we must also focus on the future. We look forward to enhancing the qua lity of our programs and meeting the changin g needs of curricu lum and technology. Honors and Achievements Kathy Bennett Snvice A 'iJ2'a rd, E I U Pat Hill Service Awxlrd, EIU Peggy Manley Setvice Award, EI U

Distinguished Alumni • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • z Aelllle/I, S. Clarl; Kenneth S. Clark received the Outstanding Industrial Technologist Award during the National Association of Industrial Technology convention in November 1999. The award recognizes persons who distinguish themselves by exemplary leadership and application of Industrial Technology practices. Mr. Clark received his B.S. in Industrial Technology from Eastern in 1984. He is president and chief operating officer of Detoronics Corporation in South El Monte, California, and is responsible for the strategic planning and direction of Detoronics. Detoronics conducts research, development, and production of glass to metal seals that are used hermetically and in electronic transmissions. Greg Gardner received Eastern's Alumni Service Award at Homecoming activities in October 1999. He received his bachelor's degree from Eastern in 1978 and his Master of Business Administration from Eastern in 1980. Mr. Gardner led the effort to establish an alumni chapter in the Bay Area of California after relocating there in 1988. He served as the gro up 's president for five years and initiated many alumni events and developed an alumni webClrg Carr/ller site and newsletter. He is an account executive with Apple Computer. Robert A. Ingram, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Glaxo Wellcome, was named the first Beta Gamma Sigma International Honoree at their international luncheon in San Diego, California, on April 10, 2000. Beta Gamma Sigma has presented a National Honoree Award each year since 1963, but changed the award this year to reflect thc global nature of business. t-.lr. Ingram graduated from Eastern in 1965 with a bachelor's degree in business administration. He received an Honorary Doctorate of Public Service degree from Eastern in 1998, was the School of Business Distinguished Alumnus in 1994, and Eastern's Distinguished Alumnus in 1990. He is also a member of the School of Business Advisory Board. Jeffrey Lezotte was appointed in April 2000 by Governor George Ryan to Eastern Illinois University's Board of Trustees. t-.lr. Lezotte is first vice president in the Skokie office of American National Bank and Trust Company of Chicago. He received his B.S. in Finance in 1986 and a master's degree in business admi nistration from Loyola University of Chicago in 1990. Gail Richardson (Class of 1960 and 1963) recei ved a Distinguished Alumnus Award from Eastern at Homecoming activities in October 1999. Dr. Richardson completed his doctorate at Indiana State University and made education his career. He was recognized for merging new technologies with innovative educationa l concepts. He founded La Petite Academy, the Prescription Learning Corporation, the Educational Management Group, and Private Networks - all nationally recognized organizations. He is currently serving as cha irman of the board of Private Networks.

James R. Schnorf was selected as the Distinguished Alumnus of 2000 for the School of Business. Jim grew up in Charleston, and graduated from Charleston High School in 1972 where he received first team all-conference awards in both football and baseball. He elected to come to Eastern and received his Bachelor's Degree in Business with a major in Accounting in 1976. He received his MBA in 1985 from the University of Illinois' Executive MBA Program. Jim is now the Chief Executive Officer and Chief Operating Officer of Continental Capital and Equity Corporation. Prior to joining Continental Capital and Equity Corporation, he was the Chief Executive Officer for Fox Capital Fund L.P. He served for nine years as the CFP and Secretary-Treasurer of Stevens Industries, Inc., and has also been controller of a major division of Sequa Corporation. Jim's experience also includes ten years with Caterpillar, Inc. He is a Certified Public Accountant and a Certified Management Accountant, and his professional affiliations include the Illinois Robe/1 A. I f/gram CPA Society, the American Institute of Certified Management Accountants, and Mensa. Throughout the years, Jim has nurtured his relationship with the university by serving as a member of the Eastern Illinois University Alumni Board of Directors and Eastern's Accountancy Advisory Board. He is currently serving his second six year term on the School of Business Advisory Board. In addition, he serves as Secretary and member of the Board of Directors of Aarica Holdings, Inc., an U.S. based holding company he established to take Aarica Holdings Mexico public. Aarica is a manufacturer and distributor of athletic footwear and fitness apparel in Mexico, with exclusive licensing rights to the LA Gear and Lotto brands. Jim and his wife Karen, their daughter Lisa, and son John reside in Longwood, Florida. Jeffre)' Lezotte 3 Jflmes R. SchIlOl! Gail Ritllflrrlso//

4 Student Honors • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Awdelllic Achievemeltt 11lsignia COT Joseph Bell, COT William Cannon, COT James Miller, and COT Melinda Slusher Accolwtancy Excellence Award Sarah Alwardr Adlilil/istrative Illformatioll Systems Associatiol/ Excellence Award Sracy Srombaugh Adlilil/istrative Il7formatioll Systelils Excellellce Award Michael Messacar Alexallder Briggs Memorial Award Jos hu a Jordan Americall Legion Auxilliary Award COT Leila Morad Allleriwll Legioll Military Studies Awards COT Douglas Mlecko and COT Jeffrey Zed rick Ameriwl/ Legion Scholastic Elldeav ors Awards COT Kara Escajeda and COT James M ill e r AlIleriwn Marketing Associatioll/Wodd Color Press Award Megghan Scholle American Marketing Association Awards Karen Gildemeisre r, Tim Hiller, and Jim Pirrak American Veterans ofWodd War II, Korea, and Viet Nam Awards COT Chrisropher Crawford and COT Sreven Huber Armed Forces Communicatiolls and Electronics Award COT Sean Kimmle Associatioll of the United States Army Award COT Joseph Bell Association of the Ullited States Anl7Y Award for Military Hist07Y COT Douglas M lecko Ber! and Jallet Holley Scholarship Kevin Jansen Beta Alpha Psi Awards Jason Byrd and Bryan Sherrick Beta Gamllla Siglila Scholarship Andrey Alexandrov Bill Spalliol /v/elilorial Scholarship Sean Kurryak Brtl1lkey Scholarship Grerchen 1\1. \Varner Dea" h:rlrie presenls the SrlIOO/ of BIIS;lle,SS Deflll's :ifC'flrd to Sarah A/~'flrdl C. Roger Sorensell Scholarship Blake A. Kearney Career OcCitpatiolls Eagles Award Karherine M. Johnson Career Occupatio liS Student E xcellence Award Susan McKenna Career Occupati07ls Student Excellence Recogl/itioll Rod Clark CarolYll Kluesner Modglin Memorial Scholarship Karhryn Hill Cel/tral lllillois ASQC Johll Henry ,11/ell/orial Scholarship Gregory D . Lockharr Chades A. Ellioft Techl/ology Eduwti071 Award Barry L. Mink Charles Gifford Manion ,l/ell7orial Scholarship Benjamin Forney Clay/Rich/alld Scholarship Jenn y D. Rigg Cooley-illaratholl Scholarships Haley David, IVlelanie Hampron, Kara Kessel, and Elizaberh Windmiller COlilputer Mal/agement Excellfllce Award Sean Kurryak Da/lghters of the FO/ll/ders alld Patriots of America Award COT Michelle Berry Daughters of the Allleriw l/ Revollttioll Award COT Brock Zimmerman Dav id L. alld Audrey Joms Bllsil/ess Educatioll Scholarship Janel Kupferschmid Dean's Awards Sarah Alwardr and COT Joseph Bell Delta Sigma Pi Scholarship Key Joe Cooper Departme1/t of the An ny S/lpellor Cadet Awards C OT Je nny Be lcher, COT T raci Hahlbeck, C OT James Mille r, and C OT Richard Schild man Donald and Clara Alice Seamall Shawver Scholarships Sandra Cook and Je nnifer Rogers

Giffin Scholarships for Olltstanding Swdenrs in Family and Consumer Sciences based on scholarship, leadership, and professionalism (p;('/"redlejl /0 rigllf): ( ,'/)Is/fli Flin, LIf(), Koe//erJ', liillfl Up/Oil, fllld COlfnl;s ,lIilln' Donna L. COIlIIelly Scholarship Amy Knapp EIU Medals COT Andrea Beneze, COT Patrick Brigham, COT James Cambron, COT Anthony Fennell, COT Jared Hughes, COT Doug King, COT Joe Rousey, COT Clint Underwood, COT Eric Wesemann, and COT Nathan Whipkey Earl S. Dickerson Award Stephanie Beckert Eileen F. Hubbard Scholarship Nicole White Elsie alld Erson Giffin Scholarships Crystal Flitz, Lucy Koetters, Cournis Miller, Darcie Painter, Trina Upton, and Laura Weaver Eunice W. Dougherty Awards Andrey Alexandrov, Sarah Alwardt, Matthew Beerbower, Sean Kurt ya k, Kathleen McCollum, Peter V. O'Brien, Adam Randle, and Heather Thomas Finance Excel/mce Award Sara Eyman Finance FaCIlIty A ward Gregory Sudkamp Finance Outstanding Smior Award Brett Giza F illancial M anagemellt Association Awards Kathleen McColllum and Kimberly Wiltgen Financial Managelllmt Association Wall Street Journal Award Christopher Browning George C. Marshall Award COT Kara Escajeda George Preisser Memorial Scholarship Maja Cojbasic Information Systems Excellmce Awards Joe Cooper, Amanda Payne, and Teresa Robinson 1. W. aud il1arilyn Oglesby Scholarship Adrienne Sponsler Jack K. and il1arge Hatfield Scholarship Brady M. Allison Jerome Rooke Accountancy Scholarship Amy Wessling Jim and Bess Townsmd Hanks Scholarship Sha Lu Jim alld June Giffin Scholarships Jason Byrd and Jamie Fatheree John A. Hellry JJ;iemorial ASQ Scholarship Gregory D . Lockhart J ohll M. Luther Scholarship Jenny D. Rigg John Thompson Moore Scholarship Trisha Smitley JohnllY Londoff Chevrolet Award COT Brock Roberts Judge alld Usha Oberoi Scholarship Shannon Bishop Kappa Omicron Nu Scholarship Lyza Brackett Keller Family Scholarship Christine Codron Kellneth and Keith Kohanzo Industrial Technology Scholarship Martin R. Wolfe Lois E. Elliott industrial Tnhllology Scholarship Eric T. Wahls Llirille f11. Klehm Technology Edllwtiol/ Award Eric R. Schoembs M anagemellt Excellellce Award Stephanie Hillard Mrtllagemellt Famlty Excellence Award Kyle Anderson Marketing Excellmce Award Melissa Mikus JJ;Iarketing Factllty Excellmce Award Wesley Graves Master of Business Administration Association Member Award Cindy Mott Master of Business Administration Association Officer Award Frederic Fermeuse Master of Business Administration Program Special Achievemmt Awards Max Heller and John Wierschem McGladrey & Pullm Accoullting Award Bryan Sherrick fJ1cNabb-Dow Graduate Scholarships David Adrieansen and Keri Dodge Michael D. Nettletoll Leadership Award and Scholarship COT Jessica Denney and COT James Miller Militaty Order of the World Wars Awards COT Kiley McKinney, COT Jeffrey Zedrick, and COT Gabrielle Zmija Mr. & il1rs. W. C. Simlilons Memorial Awards Marian Johnson, Sha Lu, Carrie Masek, Erin Morrison, Angelina Reincke, and Megan Schrader 5

6 Swope Fund for Excellence Outstand ing Seni ors (pirllll~d froll/ lefllo lighl): JOIIII COIJO, F([II/ill' SelVices; LIIC)' KOellelJ, Dielelics; Lis([ Get/lile, JIIenhallrlisillg; alld SlIsall DeC/lrislopher, Hospilality National Business Education Association Merit Award Cathy Quast National Defellse Industrial Association Award COT Kara Escajeda National Sojourners Award COT Edward Stewart Phi Beta Lambda jlfost Outstanding Member Award Kevin Hoffman Phi Gamma Nu Awards Joe Cooper and Kimberly Wiltgen Pi Omega Pi Outstanding Member Award Nikole Pogeman Reserve Officers' Association Awards COT Elizabeth Livesay, COT Anthony Maguire, and COT Richard Schildman Residential Constrllction Employers Council Scholarship Thomas Kens Retired Officers' Association Medal COT Steven Huber R. R. Donnelley & Sons Company Scholarship Marci Lietz Robert N. and Barbara V. Sullivan Scholarship Aaron Brown Ron Lobas Memorial Scholarship Stephanie Dreeke Ronald and Myra Jeffris Scholarship Jared J, Mathey Roy E. Ehrsam Scholarships John M, Cook, Travis W. Hastings, and Michael R. Honnold Rudolph G. and Kathlyn Hlavek Scholarship Tara L. Skeeters Ruth Gaertner Scholarship Karen Adams School of Family altd Consumer Sciences Graduate Scholarship Jill Martin School of Technology Alumni Scholarship Gregory D. Lockhart School of Technology Distinguished Graduate Student Awards Mark Henderson and Cliff Shrader Second ROTC Region Postal Match Medals COT James Cambron, COT Nichole Constabile, COT Jessica Denney, COT Tim Frederick, COT Steve Huber, COT Brock Roberts, COT Joe Rousey (Team Captain), COT Tim Webster, COT Nathan Whipkey, and COT Jeffrey Zedrick (Pershing Rifles CDR) Society of Manufacturing Engineers Scholarship Gregory 0, Lockhart Society of Manufacturing Engineers Service Awards Tama Buenker and Thomas Hannan Society of the War of 1812 Award COT Chris Albe rs Sons of the American Revolutioll Award COT Craig Tackett Student Accolillting Society Awards Alicia Richey and Jamie Smitley Swope Flmd for Excellence Outstanding Senior A wards John Corso, Susan DeChristopher, Lisa Gentile, Jason Heald, Lucy Koetters, and Joscylin Tillery Timothy Gover/Clifford Fagan Scholarships Jason Byrd , Benjamin Forney, and Lisa Morkisz United Graphics Scholarship Jared]. Mathey United States Automobife Association Spirit Award COT April Olsen Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States Awards COT Nichole Constabile, COT Tim Frederick, COT Jeffrey Zed rick, and COT Brock Zimmerman Walter A. Klehm Industrial Technology Awards Jeffrey R. Bowling and John W. Tilleman Dr. 111erw)'11 Klehm (Iefl) ([lid Dr. LOllis Burler{lighl) p/~set/I Jeffrey R. Bowlillg with Ihe Waller A. Klehm lllrlllslliol Techllology Am'my(.

LCBAS Development Office J acquelille J oilles, Development Officer • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • The Lumpkin College of Business and App lied Sciences' Development Office is responsible for establish ing and implementing the college's fund-raising priorities and coordinating all fund-raising efforts, with attention given to special and planned gifts. Stewardship of our alumni, donors and other specia l friends requires a high level of care to establish that "quality" relationship that lasts and provides support for years to come. The LCBAS Development Office is the central point in alumni relations and development efforts for the Coll ege and has been since its creation in 1998. It has proven to be a va luab le part of the Coll ege bringing in more than $215,000 in major gifts throughout fiscal year 2000. As deve lopment officer, Ms. Jacqueline Joilles has assisted alumni and friends who want to know more about the College and ways in which they can lend their support including financial support. \ Compan ies like Levi, Ray, alld Shoup, illc. of Springfie ld, Illinois, and Edward1- Jones CompallY, of Maryland Heights, Als. Joines is available at (Ill)' lillie 10 assist YOII ill I/Iaki/lg a ift to the College /lOW or ill the f01711 of a efen~d gift. She ({III a/so help YOII maximize YO/ll'gifts to the College. COlltact her at 217-58 / -7969, or at 325 LIIII'I,h ll Hall, Chrll/estoll, IL 61920 orb)' email at 1-.)' '~'f il./'" II. Missouri, have worked hard to assist their alumni employees with staying in touch with their alma mater. These companies allow for the distribution of e lectronic communications regarding Eastern and provide an opportunity for informal luncheons and othe r meetings to share the Eastern experience with each other. Other corporate friends who have provided significant support during the year are Ullioll Pacific ) Corporatioll, Motor Trallsport t-\ Ullderwriters, USX Corporatio;f Price- UJ Waterhouse Coopers, Sara L ff: One iIlC., C(;, Lillcohl National, Nims Associates, i llc. and many, ma y others. 10 Four alums came forward this year and gifted the remaining room in Lumpkin Hall to be named after the EiU Tall Kappa Epsilon Fraternity Class of 1968. Through a $25,000 gift, Billy Ray Dabbs, James P. Evalls, Jeffrey C. Scott, and Charles W. Witters provided the final support necessary to complete the "Taking Care of Business" Campaign for the School of Business that began in 1994. A recognition ceremony is planned for Homecoming 2000. A major gift by an Ohio couple was given to create the Charles Jat'obs and Mariatl1l Dalla Younger Scholarship that wi ll allow students involved in campus student activities including those in business activities, to qual ify for approximately $4,500 of financial support each year. The Younger's are both 1954 graduates of Eastern living in Findlay, Ohio. The Younger's began their charitable giving to Eastern through a gift of a bench in the Commemorative Courtyard in 1998, and we appreciate their support. The School of Business received major support this year with a $25,000 \ \ gift from the Willow Springs Foundation. A portion of the Willow Springs Foundation gift will be used to support the activities of Beta Alpha Psi, a student accounting organization, and will assist with the AACSB Accreditation process for the School of Business. This gift is one of many received from the Willow Springs Foundation, formerly known as the Brodie Foundation, over the years. The close association with Wi ll ow Springs provided the communications which led to the intended use of this important gift and one that will allow accreditation standards to be ,'2- met. The Lumpkin Family Foulldation, along with the Willow Springs Foundation, has been generous in their support of the School of Business over the years as well - including the support they provide for the Lumpkin Distinguished Professorship. The Accounting Advisory Board, another important group to the School of Business, had severa l members making individual gifts to create a faculty awards incentive to recognize research by the accounting faculty and to purchase research materials. Pictured are members of the Accounting Advisory Board and faculty award recipients. Alumni of the Career Occupations program honored Dr. Joyce Felstehallsen and Dr. Tom Boldrey, faculty members, at the end of last year by establishing the Felstehausen-Boldrey E xcellmce in Career Occupations Endowmmt Fund. The campaign to fully fund this endowment was successful during FY 2000 raising more than $5,000 toward the fund. This fund wi ll provide scholarship dollars and program support for this non-traditional degree program. The School of Technology also worked closely with the Technology Advisory Board to provide guidance in programming and outreach to ir corporate L\ friends. Caterpillar, ll . and First Mid- \ illinois Bank were two corporate friends that provided sponsorship of the "China 2000" study abroad trip to the Three Gorges Dam area in China. Inkind gifts included a plastic injection ~ molder from Hoffer Plastic CO/poration, ~ and an ultra sonic cleaner from Lewifv Cleaning Systems. The School of Technology thanks its many corporate partners for adding to the "quality" of education provided to students. The School of Fami ly and Consumer Sciences received a special gift-in-kind from Ms. Mary Droste of the Finishillg ,qTouch gallery in Edwardsville, Illinois, who developed an interior design plan for Klehm Hall Room 110. Ms. Droste worked closely with vendors to obtain furnishings appropriate for classroom work and for special meetings and conferences - all at a reduced price. The School of Family and Consumer Sciences appreciates the efforts of Ms. Droste and is looking forward to the arrival of the furnishings. The School of Fami ly and Consumer Sciences also 7

8 conducted a benchmark survey to study the feasibility of holding a woman's philanthropy event in the future . Several additional gifts were made to current endowments within the College as in previous years including the Jim and JUlie Giffin Scholarship Fund, the John M. Luther Business Scholarship Fllnd, the Charles Gifford Manion Scholarship Fund, the Charles A. Elliott Technology Education Award, the Lois Ellio/t hld/lstrial Techllology Scholarship Fund, the Jack K. and Marge Hatfield Scholarship Fund, the FUlld for Excellmce in Family and Consumer Sciel!ces, the Ronald alld Myra Jeffris Scholarship Fund, the Kenneth alld Keith Kohanzo Industrial Technology Scholarship Fund, the 1. W. and Marilyn Oglesby Scholarship Fund, the Judge and Usha Oberoi Scholarship Fund, the Bill Spalliol Memorial Scholarship, the Rudolph G. and Kathryn E. Hlavek Scholarship Fund, alld the Timothy Gover and Clifford Fagan Scholarship Fund. Gifts continued to be given toward the Commemorative Courtyard project to benefit areas within the Lumpkin College of Business and Applied Sciences as well, and information was distributed on estate planning and deferred charitable giving. In summary, the Lumpkin College of Business and Applied Sciences' Development Office assisted in securing outside funding that would provide more scholarship dollars and program support that assist in providing a "quality" education. LCBAS Academic Computing Lisa Dallas, Assistant to the Dean • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Quality in the Learning Experience This past yea r, the faculty has continued to explore innovative ways to enhance the learning process. As an instructional support specialist, I provide support that gives the faculty the opportunity to learn new approaches to providing information to their classes, to learn use of new equipment, and to broaden their skill base concerning technology and how it can benefit the learning environment. With my help, a faculty member successfully delivered a course online for the first time. This course was one of three courses offered entirely online by Eastern last year. I am currently helping other faculty prepare to bring their courses online for fall. Add itionally, I have provided support to the faculty to enrich their co urses with web-assisted materials. A recent survey of faculty, staff, and administrators concerning my position and its value to their work showed 86% of the respondents indica ted that this position has helped them in their job functionality. The response rate for the survey was 41 %. Faculty comments from the survey said, "This support position is invaluable to my academic work. [appreciate and depend on the Bad' Imi!': ,II,.. Robet1 .llrmioli. ,II,.. David ,1lrCrt/d\" D,.. '11111 ,Iii/Is. D,.. Halik Davis, rmd ,11,.. SIeve lI'elite. Frolll IV"': D,.. I,ola Dlldlel'. ,III. Jlldith Ethel/·Clatz, alld ,lis. Joyce ,lladigali. ,lis. Lisa Dal/as responsive, creative, positive support."; "The use of our technology would not have been developed or even started without Lisa's assistance."; Lisa is an essential component to the future of technology adva ncement in all of our classes! " ; "[ am glad we have this assistance available for us." The survey also as ked faculty to indicate what technology they were using to enhance their teaching environment. According to the faculty surveyed, some of the technology items they have used to help provide a rich learning environment community for students are digital cameras (42%), scanners (45%), list serves (29%), course web tools such as WebCT (28%), and e-mail communication (62%). Since technology continues to advance by leaps and bounds, my continued focus will be to ensure a quality instructional environment by allowing the teaching aspect to drive the technology enhancements.

Business and Technology Institute • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • The Business and Technology Institute experienced a very productive yea r. Cutting edge training, research and consulting continue to be offered to business and industry. With focus on the clients' needs, programs are developed that link training and development to business strategy. Enhanced quality, productivity and profitability withi n the companies are the results of these programs. The extraordinary growth of resources avai lable to businesses through the Business and Technology Institute is one of the most exciting parts of our work. The Business and Technology Institute offers a multitude of programs, both on site and on campus. Customized programs offered during the past year include Leadership Training, Team Building, Strategic Planning, Marketing Plans, Structured Query Language (SQL), Oracle, AutoCAD, Change Management, Problem Solving, Statistical Process Control (SPC), Electronics, ISO and QS 9000, and all levels of computer skills training. On-campus, public computer workshops continue to be offered throughout the year in Microsoft Word Levels I-II, Excel Levels I-II-III, Access Levels I-II-III, Power Point Levels I-II, MS Project Levels I-II, and Windows NT Server. These workshops are held in the state-of -the-art computer labs in Lumpkin Hall. A new program offered this year is a challenging Change Management workshop based on the best-selling book "Who Moved My Cheese?" by Spencer Johnson. This program offers a unique and enjoyable way of addressing changes taking place at work and at home. The trainers, consultants and researchers bring the highest level of professional experience and expertise to the clients. Each trainer develops a close relationship with the company and together the program is planned to meet the cli ents' needs. Dr. Ping Liu continues to lead all research projects that include material analysis, failure analysis, and various testing procedures. Eastern personnel involved in the computer training included Dr. Halik Davis, Karm Lindley, Renee Nelms, Matt Allen, Brett Bensley and Tracy Hall. Allll Beck delivers a company-specific leadership program; Jan Kiley continues as a research resource in many projects; Dr. Pat McCallister taught Japanese Consumer Habits in a loca l company; Dominique Youakim is the Certified APICS instructor in the very successful APICS training. Six new trainers joined our existing professional resources during the past year. To discuss training, consulting, or research needs, contact Marilyn DeRuiter, Director, Business and Technology Institute. She can be reached by phone at 217/581 -2913, by FAX 217/581-7953, or ema il her at [email protected]. Also, visit the Business and Technology Institute web site at www.eiu.ed u/-bti. VeslIvius LeadetJhip Trainillg Ms. Marilyn DeRlIiter Honors and Achievements Marilyn DeRuiter Service Award, EJU Joy Rainey Service A ward, E I U 9

10 School of Business • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Chair: Frank C lark Associate Chair: E. Wayne C hand ler Director of Administration and Development: Toni Smith Support Staff: Sall y Bock Shirl ey Edwards Linda Foster Sandy Gossen Sharon Huston J udy Lang Fran Warren Lab Specialists: Eric Knuth Erik Quist The School of Business ach ieved reaffirmation of accred itation of its bachelor's and master's degree programs in business by AACSB - The Internationa l Association for Management Education for ten years. To achi eve reaffirmation, business programs had to satisfy th e expectations of a wide range of quality standards relating to curriculum, faculty resources, admissions, degree requirement, library and computer facilities, financial resources, and inte ll ectual climate that are mission-linked. Congratulations and many thanks to all the students, faculty, and staff who worked so hard to bring the reaffirmation process to fruition! Dr. Carol Surles was inaugurated as the eighth President of Eastern Illinois Dr. Carol SlIrles Unive rsity on October 29, 1999. Although she began her duties on March 1, 1999, the University wanted to do something special to celebrate her Enrollment (Baser! 011 Fall/999) Degrees Awarded (FY 2000) 424 Majors 1,998 Student Credit Hours 17,668 Frolll left: Dr. Batelllall, Ms. Sillgler, II.P. Abebe, Mr. COllgill, Rep. Righter, D" Poshard, alld Presidellt Slides coming to Eastern. A se ri es of events celebrati ng "Traditions & New Beginnings" were scheduled in the Fall 1999 semester to highlight th e Presidential Inauguration. The School of Business sponsored three inaugural symposium events: Dr. David Bateman, Lumpkin Distinguished Professor of Business, led a panel of distinguished guests to share their perspectives on "Values in Higher Education" on October 12, 1999. Guest speakers were: Dr. Glenn Poshard, former member of the U.S. House of Represent- atives, and Vice Chancellor, Southern Illinois Unive rsity at Carbondale; Ms. Yvonne Singley, Staff Liaison for the Core Values Initi ative, Illinois Community College Board; Rep. Dale A. Righter, Member, Illinois House of Represe ntati ves; Mr. R. M. Cougill, Mayor, City of Charleston, and Brigadier General (Retired). On October 19, 1999, Dr. Barbara Ley 10Hler, one of the nation's leading experts on management eth ics, presented two events on the topic of ethics. She conducted a Dr. Barbara Ley Toffler workshop on "Teaching Ethics Across the Curriculum" to approximate ly 40 interested faCLilty from Eastern and Lake Land College. Later in the evening, she presented a symposium on "Ethics and Responsible Business Practices" to students, faculty, and community members. Dr. Toffler's research on the subject of ethics led her to write a book, Dr. E. \VaYlle Challdler "Tough Choices: Managers Talk Ethics." Dr. E. Wayne Chandler was named the Associate Chair of the School of Business effective Jul y 1, 1999. His responsibilities will include: class scheduling for the graduate and undergraduate curricula, management of academic programs including off-campus and international programs, general su pervision of academic admissions and advisement, curriculum deve lopment, career placement and advisement, student internship programs, academic assessment, and student recruitment. In add ition, he wi ll assist the Chair in the evaluation of facu lty, participate on appropri ate committees, etc. The discipline unit coordinators and the coordinator of the MBA program will report to him. Dr. Frallk Clark Dr. Frank Clark retired June 30, 2000, after ten years of administrative service at Eastern. He was Chair of the Department of Accountancy and Finance at Eastern for seven years before being named Chair of the School of Business. He and his wife have moved to Missouri, and we wish them well. Als. lVallda.lohllsoll Ms. Wanda Johnson, Academic Advisor in the School of Business, retired May 15, 2000, after almost twenty years of service. Best wishes!

We are saddened to report that Dr. C. Lankford Walker, professo r of fina nce, passed away suddenly at his home on October 1, 1999. Dr. Walker had taught at Eastern for twelve years. Eastern's Accountancy AdviSOry Board established an endowment fund to support and strengthen the accoun - tancy program. Funds may be used to provide accounting scholarships, facu lty development, guest speakers, technology, instructional improvement, recognition/recruitment events, and capital projects. Thank you! The annua l Accounting and Finance Day was held September 22, 1999. Guests from Anders, Minkler & Diehl, Blackman Kallick Barrelstein, Caterpill ar, Doehri ng & Winders, First Mid-Ill inois Bank, Gil bert Metzger & Madigan, Ill inois Consolidated Telephone Company, Kemper CPA Group, Kent Reeves, CPA, Kerber, Eck & Braeckel, KPMG, McCleodUSA, McGladrey & Pullen, Olive LLP, Pritcha rd, Osborne LLC, RBG & Company, R.R. Donnell ey & Sons, RWJ & Associates, Sikich Gardner, State Farm Insu rance, Trailmobile, and West & Co., LLC conducted panel discussions on a variety of topics in the accounting and finance fields. For the second consecutive year, Eastern's chapter of the American Marketing Association was presented with the Outstanding Chapte r Award at the 39th An nual St. Louis Marketing Conference in February 2000. Well done! Ill/orma/ion Systems Pallel Beta Alpha Psi, Theta Omega Chapter, were presented with the Superior Chapter Award at the Beta Alpha Psi National Annua l l'deeting in San Diego, Ca lifornia in August 1999. This is the second year they have received this award since establishing the chapter in 1997. Congratulations! The School of Business External Relations Committee sponsored a visit from two representatives from Edward Jones, a major financial services firm with corporate offices in St. Louis and retai l offices nationwide. Whi le here, they visited with management and finance classes, met with the School of Business administrative staff and internship coordinator, and held discussions with the facu lty about establishing linkages for a number of School of Business initiatives. The School of Business External Relations Committee and Beta Alpha Psi co-sponsored an Executive-inResidence in February 2000. Mr. Bernard Hardiek, retired president of Worl dwide Agricu lture Equipment Division of John Deere Company, spent three days serving as guest lectu rer in many classes, giving ,III'. BemalY/ Hardie/: presentations to student organizations, and holding informal discussions with students and facu lty. In addition, The School of Business Holley Professorship Endowment and the Newman Catholic Center sponsored an Executive-in-Residence in April 2000 for Reverend Joseph Phillipe, the founder and coordinator of Fondasyon Kole Zepol (FONKOZE), Haiti's alternative bank for the organized poor. He also guest lectured in classes and gave a major presentation on the "Impact of Th ird World Debt to Deve loping Countries and Solutions in Creating Sustainable Economies in the Third World." The Lumpkin College of Business and Applied Sciences and the School of Adult and Continuing Education sponsored "A High-Tech/High-Touch Seminar Series for Community College Teachers of Office Careers" in] une 2000. Dr. Lillian Greathouse coordinated this two-day seminar of approximately 40 participants. The annual Information Systems Day was held September 15, 1999. Representatives from various companies guest lectured in classes then conducted a panel discussion that afternoon on the future of Information Systems. Guests from Archer Daniels Midland, Caterpillar, May, McLeod USA, Nims & Associates, Spiegel, State Farm Insurance, United Pacific Technologies, and USA Group participated. The School of Business continues to establish ties with other universities internationally. A de legation from Kunming University of Science and Technology visited Eastern on October 4-5, 1999, to refine the executive development training agreement between the School of Business, Amerinvest International, Inc. and Kunming Un iversity. A six-member delegation of Mage llan Partners from Finland and The Netherlands visited Eastern on March 22, 2000, along with Dr. Marvin Swanson, President of th e Cultu ral Exchange Network. In addition, Ms. Sophie Dejonghe, visiting international scholar from Mons, Belgium, spent Fa ll 1999 semeste r conducting research towards her doctorate relating to E-commerce. Dr. Nancy Marlow, professor of marketing, mentored her during her time here. Also, Professor Zhifang Peng, an internationa l scholar from Kunming Un iversity of Science and Technology, Kunming, China, joined us in January 2000 and will be here through January 2002. She is taking classes and conducting a research project. Dr. Barbara Kemmerer, professor of management, is her mentor. 11

12 Faculty/Research & Service Activities: William R. Allen Assot"iate PlVfessor, QII{fJltitative Analysis, PhD, 1989, Ulliversity 0/ lViscol/sill-Madisoll David P. Arseneau IlIstmctor, ,l/allagell/ellt, MBA, 1979, NO/1hem IIlillois Ulliversity David Bateman PlVfessor, Mallagell/ent, PhD, 1970, SOlllhem Illillois Ullivm'ity Lilli/phil Distillguished Professor of Bllsil/ess Service Activities: Faculty Advisor, Society for the Advanccmcm of Managemem, E I U Waldo L. Born Assot"iate P/vjessor, Fillallce, PhD, 1984, The Ulliversity 0/ Texas al Alistill Academic/Professional Conference Activities: A[[ended ~I idAmerica GIS Symposium, Osage Beach, MissOLIn Paper Discussam, Midwest Finance Association, Chicago, Illinois Session Chai r- Dr. IVoldo L. Bom person, i\lidwest Finance Association, Chicago, Illinois Paper Discussam, Southwestern Finance Association, San Antonio, Texas Papcr Discussam, Southwestern Society of Economists, San Antonio, Texas Session Chairperson, Somhwestern Finance Association, San Antonio, Texas Session Chairperson, Somhwcstcrn Socicty of Economists, San Amonio, Texas Session Panel Member, American Rcal Estate Society, Santa Barbara, CalifornIa Training or Development Workshops, Classes, Seminars: i\ lastcr Tcacher Program, Georgia State Univcrsity, Atlanta, Georgia Academ ic/Professional Organizations: President, Southwestern Socicty of Economists Program Chair, Southwestern Society of Economists Editorial Board, Academy of Financial Services President-elect Programs, Southwcstcrn Society of Economists Treasurer, Great Lakes ChaptcrURISAV Board of Directors, Urban and Regional Information Systems, Great Lakes Chaptcr Editorial Board, American Real Estate Society Manuscript Review / Editorial Activities: Editorial Board, The journal of Real Estate Research Co-Editor, The journal of Real Estate Resea rch Special Issue on Real Estate Cycles Papcr Reviewer, Financial Practices in Education Editorial Advisor, GEO Business Association Editorial Board, journal of Real Estate Literature Editoria l Board, Southwestern Economic Review Editorial Board, journal of the Acadenw of Financial Services . Editorial Board, journal of Real Estate Research Service Activities: Chair, Rural Partners, Economic Data Coordinating Group Chair, Intergovernmental Coordinator Subcommi[[ee, Coles County Strategic Plan Strategic Plan, City of Charleston Edward W. Brankey Professor, Bllsilless Law, lD, 1978, SOl/them Illillois Ulliversity Certifications: Consumer Bankruptcy Law, American Bankruptcy Board of Certification Academic/Professional Conference Activities: A[[cnded Annual Meeting of American Bankruptcy Institute, Washington, DC Manuscript Review / Editorial Activities: Editorial Board, journal of Business Strategies Committees: Student Legal Services Commi[[ee, EIU Service Activities: President, Coles-Cumberland Bar Association Vice President, Colcs-Cumberland Bar Association E. Wayne Chandler Assoriate Chair alld PlVfessor, Markelillg, PhD, 1979, Arizo1!a State Ulliversily Academic/Professional Conference Activities: Discussant, i\lidwest i\larketing Association Conference at the Midwest Business Administration Association Meeting, Chicago, Illinois Session Chairperson, i\lidwcst i\larketing Association, Conference at the l"lidwest Business Administration Association Conference, Chicago, Illinois Manuscript Review / Editorial Activities: Paper Reviewer, General ~Iarketing Track of the 2000 i\larketing ~Ianagement Association Conference Paper Reviewer, Gcneral Markcting Track of the 1998 i\ larketing i\ lanagement Association Conference i\ larkcting i\lanagemem Association's Publication Council Editor, Central Illinois American i\larkcting Association's Newsle[[er Editorial Board i\ lember, journal of Marketing Managemem .proceedings: Summer Scheduling on a Traditional Campus: Expectations, Reali ty, and Implications, Advances in I'vlarketing, Proceedings of the Annual i\leeting of [he Southwestern Marketing Association, i\larch 2000, pp. 234-242, with j. Wayland, R. Wayland Using a Simula[ion as The Basis for Developing i\larketing Plans, i\ larketing i\lanagement Association 1999 Educators' Conference Proceedings, Septem ber 1999, pp. 85 Commi[[ees: Council of Chairs, E I U Academic Technology Advisory Committee, EIU Technology Standards Subcommittee of the Academic Technology Advisory Committee, EIU Personnel Committee, EIU Writing Competency Exam Advisory Committee, EIU Service Activities: Financial Committee, john Whitmer Historical Association Court Appointed Special Advocate for Abused and Neglected Ch ildren (CASAl Coles County Faculty Advisor, Student Chapter, American Marketing Association, EILJ Frank L. Clark Chair {!11d Professor, Fillallce, PhD, 1975, Ulliversity of Arkr",sas Academic/Professional Conference Activities: Attended AACSB ~leeting, San Diego, California Attended Southwest Finance Association, San Antonio, Texas Attended American Accounting Association Annual ~Ieeting, San Diego, California Training or Development Workshops, Classes, Seminars: A[[ended i\lid-Conrinenr East Dean's i\leeting, Cleveland, Ohio A[[ended AACSB Annual i\leeting, i\linneapolis, Minnesota Commi[[ees: Council of Chairs, EIU Service Activities: Board of Directors, Charleston Chamber of Conimeree William Compton Assistallt Professor, Fillallce, PhD, 1996, Florida Stale Ulliversity Henry L. Davis Assot"iate Professor, Aa'Olllllillg, PhD, 1984, Ulliversity ofNo/1h Carolilla al Chapel Hill AcademicIProfessional Conference Activities: A[[ended American Accounting Association Systems Sectioned Meeting, SCO[[Sdale, Arizona

Training or Development Workshops, Classes, Seminars: Irwin Focus Group - Systems Text, Scottsdale, Arizona Manuscript Review / Editorial Activities: Papcr Reviewer, Midwest American Accounting Association, Teaching and Curriculum Section Proceedings: I ncreasi ng the Relevancc ofthe I ntroduction to Accounting Course, Midwcst American Accounting Association Midwest Meeting, April IS, ZOOO, with L. Dudley, D. McGrady Books/Contri butions to Books: Interest Rates, Encyclopedia of Busincss and Finance, NY: MacMillan Reference,ZOOO Committees: Council of University Planning & Budgets (CUPB), EIU Council on University Planning and Budget, VPAA Advisory Subcommittee, ElU Council on University Planning and Budget, Subcommittee on Renovations and Altcrations, EIU Academic Technology Advisory Committee (ATAC), EIU ATAC, Chair, Subcommittee on Standards, EIU Service Activities: Chairman, City of Charleston Fire and Police Board of Commissioners Advisory Committee for the Business Division of Lake Land College Lola W. Dudley Professol~ Al"COll1ltillg, PhD, 1982, Ulliversity of Arkallsas; CPA Academic/Professional Organizations: Treasurer, Arkansas Business Association President, Beta Gamma Sigma Committees: University Personnel Committee, EIU Service Activities: Faculty Advisor, Collegiate Business Women, EIU Sid C. Dudley Associate Professor, Afarketillg, PhD, 1978, Ulliversity of Ad,atlsas-ruyetlevi//e Academic/professional Organizations: President, Central Illinois Chapter, American Marketing Association President-Elect, Central Illinois Chapter, American Marketing Association Officer, Collegiate Chapters Council, American Marketing Association Service Activities: Chair, Business Ethics & Social Involvement Selection Committee for East Ccntral Illinois Coordinator, Business Ethics and Social I nvolvement Awards Faculty Advisor, American Marketing Association, EIU Dean S. Elmuti Professor, MallagellleJIt, PhD, 1985, Ulliversify of N011h Texas Certifications: Fulbright Scholarship Program Certificate, Fulbright Forcign Scholarship Board and U.S. Information Agency Manuscript Review / Editorial Activities: Editorial Board l'vlember, Journal of Busincss Strategies Service Activities: Arab-American Understanding Committee Arab American Graduates Committee Arab-American Uni versi ty Graduates Association Planning Committee Norman A. Garrett Professor, /llfonllatioll Systems, EdD, 1986, Arizoll{J State University Academic/Professional Conference Activities: Attended COMDEX Conference, Chicago, Illinois Journal Articles (Peer Reviewed): Student Attitudes Toward Internet Course Components, Journal of Computer Information Systems, Winter 1999-2000, Vol. XXXX, No.2, pp. 64- 68, with C. Lundgren, and T. Lundgren Pat R. Graves Professor, Business COllllll1lllications, EdD, 1985, University of Memphis Academic/Professional Conference Activities: Presented Multimedia Presentation Design and Development Workshop, Delta Pi Epsilon Research Conference, St. Louis, l'vlissouri, with J. Kupsh Reviewed presentation proposals for the Society for the Advanccment of I nformation Systems at the MBAA Conference Attended the Delta Pi Epsilon Research Conference, Sr. Louis, Missouri Manuscript Review / Editorial Activities: Co-Editor, Business Education Index Associate Editor, Delta Pi Epsilon Business Education Index Journal Articles (Peer Reviewed): Collaborating Using Conferencing Software, Delta Pi Epsilon Journal, 1999, Vol. 41, No.1, pp. 1-13 Service Activities: Co-advisor, Administrative Information Systems Association, EIU Lillian R. Greathouse Associate Professor, Business Edllcatioll, PhD, 1981, SOllthem lIIillois University-Carbondale; eOAP Academic/ Professional Organizations: President-Elect, Charleston Business and Professional Women Chair, Workforce Opportunities Resource Consortia Subcommittee on Professional Development Secretary/ Treasurer, Foundation Board, Delta Pi Epsilon Chair, Illinois Business Teacher Education Council Chair, Delta Pi Epsilon National Rcsearch Confcrcncc Board Membcr, National Business Education Association Chair, Delta Pi Epsilon Program Plan- Dr. Lillia/{ R. e,m/hollSe ning Committee, Illinois Business Education Association Past Presidcnts' Advisory Committee, Illinois Business Education Association Academic/Professional Conference Activities: Session Chairperson, National Business Education Association, Anaheim, California Conference Chair, Delta Pi Epsilon National Research Conference, St. Louis, Missouri Conference Chair, Illinois Business Education Association, Springfield, Illinois Manuscript Review / Editorial Activities: Paper Reviewer, Louisiana Journal of Business Education Committees: Board of Direcrors, Stockman institute Council on Teacher Education Occupation Committee, EIU Service Activities: President Elect, Charleston Business and Professional Women Chair, Illinois State Board of Education Subcommittee for Standards on Business Teacher Education, Springfield, Illinois Workforce Opportunities Resources Consortia (WORC), Local Business/Education Partnership for Education in Local Region "Reality Store" Committee, Charleston Business and Professional Women Member, Celia M. Howard Foundation Committee, Illinois Federation of Business and Professional Women Member, Choices Committee, Charleston Business and Professional Women Sponsor, Business Education Association, ElU Gary L. Gueldner Assistlllll Professor, MSED, 1965, Elistem 11linois University; CPA Service Activities: Chair, Board of Zoning Appeals and Planning, Charleston, Illinois Vicki A. Hampton Instnlltor, h1onlllltioll Systems, AlBA, 1998, Eastern Illillois University Training or Development Workshops, Classes, Seminars: Oracle Developer, Oracle Corporation, Chicago, IL, 5-day Course 13

14 Web CT T raining lVlod ul es, EIU, Introduction to Web CT; Using Web CT Fil e Ma nager, Course Conte nt, Cale ndar Traini ng course on FDR/AB R/SNAPSHOT, EIU, Mate ri al re lated to proced ures and implementation for FDR/ABR to SNAPSHOT Service Activities: Proctor, Writing Competency, TAP, ACT, and Teache r Certification tests, ElU Stephen D. Hogan Professor, Filla1lce, PhD, / 977, U1Iiversityof Ok/ahoma Service Activ ities: Co-advisor, Financial Manageme nt Association, EI U Theodore W. Ivarie Dea1l a1ld Professol; BlIsilless Educati01l, EdD, 1968, Ariz01la Stafe U1Iiversity Academic/Professiona l Conference Activities: AACSB Annual Meeting Consulting Activities: Advisory Boa rd, T he T homas Monahan Company Committees: Council of Deans, EIU Academic Wa ive r Appea ls Committee, EIU Unive rsity Planning and Budge ting, EIU Commenceme nt Committee, EI U ROT C Advisory Council, ElU Search Committee, Vice President for Institu tional Advancement, EIU Service Activities: East Central Illinois Development Corporation Boa rd of Directors, Charl eston Area Economi c Developme nt Corporation MCSB Precand idacy Advisor, Unive rsity of Massachusettes -Dartmouth AACSB Accreditation T eam Chair, Califo rni a State Unive rsity - Northridge James Jordan·Wagner Associate Professor, Fillallce, PhD, / 989, U1Iiversity of NOlth Texas William B. Joyce Assista1lt Professor, Accoltlltillg, PhD, / 997, UlIiversity of Nebraska-Lillco!lI Academic/ Professional Organizations: Academi c Mentor Program, Institu te of Manageme nt Accountants Training or Development Workshops, Classes, Seminars: Maste r Teache r Program, Georgia State Unive rsity, Atl anta, Georgia ]\ Ianusc ript Review / Ed itorial Activities: Paper Reviewer, Midwest Ame rican Accounting Assoc iation Annual Meeting Journa l Articles (Peer Reviewed): Optimal Tree Harvesting as an Example of Capital Budgeting, Oil, Gas, & Ene rgy Quarte rly, Vol. 48, N u. 3, March 2000, pp. 469-473 Information Processing in Similarity Audit Judgments Usi ng a Simil ari ty Judgeme nt Model to Measure Materiali ty, Journa l of Accou nting and Finance Research, Dr. lVi//iOlIl B. Joyce Vol. 7, No.7, Spring 2000, pp. 75-92 Working Relationshi ps, Offi ce Pro, Vol. 59, No.9, November/December 1999, pp.20-22 On Oil and Gas, Risk Management and Deri va tives, Oil, Gas & Energy Q uarterl y, V48N l , September 1999, pp. 75- 86 Hedging Rul es: Understand ing Interest Rate Risk, Cash Flows and Swaps, Risk Manageme nt, Vol. 46, No.8, August 1999, pp. 26-29 Procced i ngs: Capi ta l Structure and Financial Stress, Ameri can Accounting Assoc iation M idwest Regional Meeting, Indianapolis, Indiana, April 2000, pp. 55 Political Pa rty Representation Re lated to Stock Market Perfo rmance, American Academy of Accounting and Finance, New Orl eans, Louisiana, December 1999, pp. 390-393 L imi tations of Internal Rate of Return in Capita l Budgeti ng, Ame rican Academy of Accounti ng and F inance, New Orl eans, Louisiana, December 1999, pp.224-230 Cooperative Learning in Accounting Classes: A Case Study, Business Ed ucation Forum, Vol. 54, No. 1, October 1999, pp. 28-30 Coll ege Testing and Activity Based COSting, Accounting Instructors' Re port, Vol. 22, Fall 1999, www.hmco.com/college/accou n ti ng/i ndex. h tm Alphonso D. Joyner Associafe Professor, Busilless Law, 1D, 1971 , Howard UlIiversity Schoo! of Law Training or Development Workshops, Classes, Sem ina rs: Seven Habits of Highly Effective People, EI U, Covey Leadership Traini ng; Facilitator re fresher Service Activities: Facilitator, Seven Habits for Highly Effec tive People Susan Kadlec Associate Professor, A1allagemCllt, PhD, 1995, University of lIIillois Yunus Kathawala Professor, Qualllitative Analysis, PhD, 1979, University of Georgia ]\ Ianuscript Review / Editorial Activities: Paper Reviewer, Southe rn Ohio Business Review Pape r Reviewer, Journa l of Manage ria l Issues Editoria l Board Member, In ternationa l Journa l of Quality and Re li abi lity Management Ed itorial Board, International Journal of Prod uction and Operations Management Editorial Board, Integrated Man ufacturing Systems Editori al Board, Business Forum Barbara E. Kemmerer Associate Professol; Ma1/agemellt, PhD, / 990, U1/iversity of Nebraska - Li1lcol1l Training or Development Workshops, Classes, Seminars: Assessment Institute, Indiana University-Purdue Uni ve rsity, Ind ianapolis, Indiana Journal Articles (Peer Reviewed): T he Changing Genderization of the Accou nti ng Workforce in the Un ited States, 1930- 1990, Accounti ng Business and Financial History, Vol. 10, No.2, July 2000, with C. Wootton Proceedings: The Re-Genderi zation of th e Accounting Workfo rce in the United States, 1930- 1990 (Abstract), American Accounting Assoc iation, Collec ted Abstracts, 1999 Annual Meeting of American Accounting Assoc iation, San Diego, Californi a, August 15- 18, 1999, p.44, with C. Wootton Committees: Li brary Advisory Boa rd, EIU Service Activities: Retail Development Committee, CoChair, Business Affairs, Charl eston Area Chambe r of Commerce Retail T rade Analysis Survey, Charl eston Area Chambe r of Commerce Fac ul ty Advisor, Society fo r Human Resource Manageme nt, EIU Karen J. Ketler Associate Professol; 111/011l1alioll Systems, PhD, 1989, Kellt State U1Iiversity Training or Development Workshops, Classes, Seminars: Oracle Designer, Chicago, IL, Atte nded, introduction to Oracle Design; presented by Oracle Education Proceedings: Managi ng Telecommunications: T he Information Systems Manage rs' Viewpoint, National Decision Scie nces Institute Confe rence, New Orleans, Louisiana, November 20-23, 1999, pp. 581-584, with J. Willems Managing T e lecommunications: T he Marketing Manager's Viewpoint, Information Systems Education Confere nce, Chi cago, Illinois, Octobe r 1999, pp. 284-293, with J. Willems Committees: Writing Compete ncy Exam, Reader/Score r, EIU

Roann R. Kopel Associate Professor, Accounting, PhD, 1986, University of NOl1h Carolina; CPA Acadcm ic/Professional Conference Activi ties: Atte nded International Conference on Coll ege Teaching and Lea rni ng, j acksonville, Florida Attended Beta Alph a Psi Regional Confe re nce, South Be nd , Indiana Atte nded American Academy of Accounting and Finance , N ew Orleans, Louisiana Atte nded Colloquium in Charge of Accounting Educa tion, Sedona, Ari zona Attended Beta Alpha Psi Na tional Confe re nce, San Di ego, California Atte nded American Accounting Assoc iation Annual Meeting, San Diego, Californi a l\ lanuscript Review / Editorial Activities: Paper Reviewer, American Accounting Association Editorial Boa rd Member, j ournal of Accounting and Finance Resea rch Procccdings: The Effect of Restructuring on Ea rnings: Re pea te rs vs. Singletons, Coll ec ted Pape rs and Abstracts of American Academy of Accounting and Finance, N ew Orleans, Louisiana, December 1999, pp. 241-247, with L. Dudley, C. Roszkowski Committees: International Programs Advisory Council, EIU Service Activities: Coordinator, Business Honors Program, School of Business Edi to r, Accounting and Finance Alumni Newsle tte r, School of Business Fac ulty Advisor, Beta Alpha Psi, E IU Lois Kurowski Assistant Professor, Managelllellt, PhD, 1998, University of Illinois Stephen F. Laribee Professor, Accounting, DBA, 1974, Kellt State University; CPA, CFE Academic/ Professional Conference Activities: Attended Conducting Fraud Examinations sponsored by Association of Certifi ed Fraud Examiners, Chicago, Illinois l\lanuscript Rcvicw / Editorial Activities: Editori al Boa rd Membe r, j ournal of Business and Economic Pe rspecti ves Proceedings: Does C ulture or Personal- Dr. S'epheJI F. Lfllibee ity Trait Influe nce Ca reer Choices: A Study of VeneZLlela, United Kingdom and United States Professional Acco untants, Proceedings Ameri can Society of Business and Be havioral Scie nces, Las Vegas, Nevada, Fe bruary 17-21,2000 Service Activities: Chair, Understanding Cultural Id entiti es in Latin Ame ri ca, Midwest Assoc iation for Latin Ame rican Studies Karen S. Lindley Instruc/or, Infonl/atioll Systellls, MSED, 1975, Eastem Illinois UlIiversity Academic/Professional Organ izations: Treasurer, De lta Pi Epsilon Awards Chairpe rson, Eastern Illinois Business Educa tion Assoc iation Training or Development Workshops, Classes, Sem inars: Attended Introduction to We b CT , EI U Media Services Attended T eaching Ethics Across th e C urriculum, Lumpkin Coll ege of Business and Applied Scie nces and EI U Fac ulty Developme nt Office Service Activities: Young Ca reerist Chair & Scholarship Committee Chair, Business Professional Women Roger L. Luft rof ssol~ Business Education, EdD, 1977, Oregoll State University Academic/Professional Organizations: . C hair, De lta Pi Epsilon, j oint Committee on Economic Education Session Chair, National Business E ducation Association Na tional Convention, Chi cago, Illinois Chair, De lta Pi Epsilon, National Resea rch Projec ts Committee, Littl e Rock, Arkansas Preside nt, Be ta Psi C hapte r of Delta Pi Epsilon, C harl eston, Illinois Executive Boa rd, Na tional Assoc iation of Teache r Educators for Business Education Boa rd of Directors, Illinois Business Education Assoc iation Boa rd of Directors, North Central Business Ed ucation Association Chair, Membe r, Illinois Business Teache r Ed ucation Council Re presentati ve to Joint Committee on Economic Education, De lta Pi Past Preside nts' Program Advisory Committee, Illinois Business Education Assoc iation Academic/Profcssiona l Conference Activities: Atte nded Na tional Business Education Association Confe re nce, Anahe im, Californi a Atte nded Career and T echnical Education Confe re nce, Orl ando, Flori da Atte nded lIIinois Business Ed uca tion Assoc iation Confere nce, Springfie ld, Illinois Atte nded De lta Pi Epsilon Bienni al and Resea rch Conference, St. Louis, M issouri Atte nded National PBL Confe re nce, Chicago, Illinois Manuscript Review / Ed itorial Acti vities: Pape r Reviewe r, journal of Business and Training Educa tion, Louisiana State Un iversity, Baton Rouge, Louisiana Service Activities: Co-Advisor, Pi Omega Pi, EIU Advisor, Phi Be ta Lambda, EI U Carol A. Lundgren Professor, flt/onl/a/ion Systems, PhD, 1983, Arizolla State Ulliversity Academic/professional Conference Activities: Attended De lta Pi Epsilon Na tional Research Confe re nce, St. Louis, Missouri journal Articles (Pee r Reviewed): Student Attitudes Toward Inte rnet Course Components, j ournal of Compute r Information Systems, Vol. 40, No.2, Winte r 1999-2000, pp. 64-68, with T. Lundgre n, N . Garrett Committees: Wome n's Advocacy Council , E IU Writing Compete ncy Exam Reader/Sco re r, EI U Terry D. Lundgren Professor, flt/on/lalioll Systems, PhD, 1976, The Ohio State University Journal Articles (Peer Reviewed): Student Attitudes Toward Internet Course Compone nts, j ournal of Computer Information Systems, Vol. 40, No. 2, Winte r 1999-2000, pp. 64-68, with C. Lundgre n, N. Garrett C hall e nges for Business E ducation in the 21st Century, De lta Pi Epsilon Journal, Vol. 4 1, No. I, Winter 1999, pp. 53-61 Workflow Ree ngineering, Delta Pi Epsilon Business Casebook, 1999, pp. 11 7-11 9,2 19-220 The Va lue of Systems Analysis, Delta Pi Epsilon Business Casebook, 1999, pp. 126-1 27,227-228 The Problems with Data base, De lta Pi E psilon Business Casebook, 1999, pp. 11 2-114,2 15-216 T ale nt and Discipline, De lta Pi Epsilon Busi ness Casebook, 1999, pp. 120-1 21, 22 1-222 Sampling Req uired, Delta Pi Epsil on Business Casebook, 1999, pp. 132-133, 232 j oint Application Developme nt, De lta Pi Epsilon Business Casebook, 1999, pp. 124-125, 225-226 Into the Informa tion Age, De lta Pi Epsilon Business Casebook, 1999, pp. 128- 129, 229-230 Information Systems Alte rnatives, Delta Pi Epsilon Business Casebook, 1999, pp. 11 5-11 6,2 17-218 Computer-Assisted Systems Engineering, De lta Pi Epsilon Business Casebook, 1999, pp. 122- 123, 223-224 A DaY' in the Life of a Systems Analyst, De lta Pi Epsilon Business Casebook, 1999, pp.96-99,203-204 15

16 Edward K. Marlow Professor, Ma1lageJlletlt, PhD, 1975, U1Iiversity of lIIi1l0is Academic/ Professional Conference Activities: ~ ..... .,..~ Paper Discussanr, Sourhwestern Academy of Manageme nr, San Anronio, Texas !\Ianuscript Review / Editorial Activitics: Paper Dr. Edward K. Marlow Reviewer, Southwestern Academy of Managemenr HR Paper Reviewer, Sourhwestern Academy of Managemenr Policy Committees: Admissions Review Committee, EIU Nancy D. Marlow Professol~ Marketillg, DBA, 1986, Mississippi State UlIiversity Committees: Council on Academic Affairs, EIU Achievement and Conrribution Award Committee, EIU Faculty Sen- D" Na/lCY D. Marlow ate, Studenr Faculty Relations Subcommittee, EIU Faculty Senate, Recorder, EIU Writing Across the Curriculum, EIU Writing Competency Exam, Scorer, EIU Service Activities: CEAD Foundation Steering Council, Charleston Appoinred to Board of Visitors to U.S. Army War College, Carlisle Barracks, Pennsylvania Sponsor, Pink Panrhers, EIU David G. McGrady I"structor, Accolt1ltillg, MBA, 1979, University of Texas at Arlington; CPA Academic/Professional Conference Activities: Attended Illinois CPA Society Agribusiness Subcommittee Meeting, Charleston,I1linois Attended AICPA Accounring Ed ucators Conference, Boston, Massachusettes Attended Illinois Accounring Teachers Conference, Chicago, Illinois Proceedings: Increasll1g the Relevance of the Introduction to Accounting Course, Midwest American Accounring Association Midwest Meeting, April 15, 2000, with H. Davis, L. Dudley Service Activities: Charleston High School Career Day, Guest Speaker on Accounring Careers H. Lee Meadow Professol~ Marketing, PhD, 1983, Virginia Tech Academic/Professional Organi zations: American Biographical Institute's Resea rch Board of Advisors Inrernational Managemenr Developmenr Association Secretary, American Association for Advances in Health Care Research Secretary and Member of Board of Directors, Association for Health Care Research Academic/Professional Conference Activities: Program Committee, 2000 Academy of Marketing Science's Annual Meeting, Miami, Florida !\Ianuscript Review and Editorial Activities: Ad Hoc Reviewer, The American Journal of Managed Care Editorial Review Board, Marketing Health Services Editorial Board, Journal of Transnational Management Developmenr Paper Reviewer, Journal of Marketing Education Editor, Journal of Ambulatory Care Marketing Editorial Board Member, Journal of Marketing Education Editorial Board Member, Journal of International Consumer Marketing Proceedings: Rural Health Services Distribution: Problems, Obstacles and Solutions (Abstract), Advances in Health Care Research, [999 Proceedings, (Joe R. Hair, ed.) Madison, WI, 1999, Omnipress, p. 108 Timothy H. Mills Associate Professol~ Accounting, DBA, 1989, Louisialla Tech U11iversity Academic/Professional Organizations: Co-Chairman, Illinois Accounting Teachers Conference, Charleston, Illinois Academic/Professional Conference Activities: Attended Illinois CPA Society Annual Conference on Governmenr Accounring, Springfield , I11linois Attended Beta Alpha Psi Regional Meeting, Notre Dame Uni versity Attended Illinois Accounting Teachers Confere nce, Chicago, Illinois Attended Institute of Management Accounrants Meeting, Decatur, Illinois Training or Deve\opmenr Workshops, Classes, Seminars: Sat for Auditing portion of the CPA exam, Peoria, Illinois Illinois CPA Society Meeting on Tax Research Seminar on Teaching Ethics !\Ianuscript Rel·iew / Editorial Activities: Editorial Board Member, Journal of Business Strategies Proceed ings: Communication Apprehension in Upper Level Accounring Studenrs: An Assessmenr of Skill Developmenr, Midwest American Accounring Association Annual Meeting, Indianapolis, Indiana, April 15, 2000, p. 74 Service Activities: Coordinator, Volunreer Income Tax Assistance Program Treasurer, United Way Co-coordinator, Accounrancy and Finance Day, with R. Kopel and C. Wootton Eastern Coles Counry United Way Board of Directors Co-Advisor, Beta Alpha Psi, Theta Omega Chapter, EIU Co-Advisor, Studenr Accounring Society, EIU Thomas P. Moncada Associate Professol~ Accou1Iting, lD, 1975, fL 11Istitute of Technology, Chicago-Kmt College of Law; CPA Training or Developmenr Workshops, Classes, Seminars: Master Teacher Program, Georgia State University, Atlanra, Georgia Tax Resea rch (CPE) Seminar, Charleston, Illinois Scrvice Activities: Pro Bono Tax Advice Advisor, Delta Sigma Pi, EIU Matthew Monippallil Professor, Accollnting, lD, 1984, SOllthem l/Iinois Ul1iversity Law School; CPA Committees: Library Advisory Board, EIU Service Activities: Assistanr to the President, member of the negotiating committee, and member of executive board, Unive rsity Professionals of Illinois, EIU Karen S. Nantz Professo/~ 11Ifo1111atio1l Systems, PhD, 1989, Brigham You1Ig U1Iiversity Academic/Professional Organi zations: Chair, Undergraduate Studies Committee, Association for Business Communication Officer, National Standing Committee for Membership, Delta Pi Epsilon Training or Development \Vorkshops, Classes, Seminars: Completed Oracle Database Operator for Windows NT (4-day class), Ch icago, Illinois Manuscript Review and Editorial Activities: Paper Reviewer, Conference Proceedings, Information Resources Managemenr Assoc iation Inrernational Conference Editorial Board Member, Information Resources Managemenr Journal

Editorial Board Member, Annals of Cases on Information Technology Appli cations and Management in Organizations Editorial Board Member, Office Systems Research Association Editorial Board Member, Information Resources Management Association Procccd in gs: Computer Anxiety and the GUI, Information Resource Management Association Conference (Alaska), May 2000, with M. Wilkins Committces: Textbook Rental Advisory Committee, EIU Writing Competency Exam, Reader/Scorer, EIU Service Act i,'itics: Vice Chair, Central Illinois Conference Board for Higher Education Renee E. Nelms Inst17tctor, Infonnation Systems, MBA , 1996, Eastem Illinois University Academic/Profcssional Organiza tions: President, Lincoln Penny Investment Club Chairperson, 99's Women in Aviation T raining or Dcve lopme nt Workshops, Classes, Seminars: Web CT: Quiz Module Web CT: File Manager, Course Content, Calendar Web CT Communication Tools Networking Essentials, Lake Land College, Mattoon, Illinois Windows 95 Operating System, Lake Land College, Mattoon, Illinois Nanci D. Newstrom Instructor, Marketing, MBA , 1984, University of South Dakota Cheryl L. Noll Professor, Business Communications, PhD, 1990, The Ohio State University Academic/Professional Confere nce Activities: Attended Midwest Business Administration Association Annual Conference, Chicago, Illinois Attended Association for Business Communication Annual Conference, Los Angeles, California Training or Development Workshops, Classes, Seminars: Web CT Content and Calendar Workshop, Department of Media Services, EIU Intermediate Visual Basic, University of Missouri, St. Louis, Missouri Web CT Communication Tools in Your Course Workshop, Department of Media Services, EIU Introduction to Visual Basic, University of Missouri, St. Louis, Missouri Introduction to Web CT Workshop, Department of Media Services, EIU "Conflict Resolution: Building Bridges" Workshop, National Coalition Building Institute, Sponsored by Office of Civil Rights & Diversity, EIU Windows NT Server, Business and Technology Institute :--bn uscript Rcvicw and Edi torial Acti vi ti es: Co-Editor, Delta Pi Epsilon Business Education Index j ourna l Arricles (Pccr Rcvicwcd): Collaborating Using Conferencing Software, The Delta Pi Epsilon journal, Winter 1999, Vol. 41, No.1, pp. 1-13, with P. Graves Proceedings: Using a Seminar Format to Introduce Technological and Social Issues, Proceedings of Information Systems and Quantitative Methods, Midwest Business Administration Association, March 2000, pp. 27-30, with M. Committces: Writing Across the Curriculum, EIU Co-Advisor, Phi Gamma Nu, EIU Advisor, Pi Omega Pi, EIU Carol Normand Instructor, Accounting, EdD, 1998, Northem Illinois University; CPA Aeademie/ Professional Conference Ac ti vities: Attended Second Annual Illinois Accounting Exchange, John Wiley & Sons and College of DuPage, Wheaton, Illinois Attended American Dr. Carol N01l11atld Accounting Association Annual Meeting, San Diego, California Man uscript Review / Editori al Activities: Paper Reviewer, American Accounting Association, Midwest Section Proceedings: The Valuation and Reporting of Receivables in the United States, 1865-1935 (Abstract), 2000 Mid-Atlantic Regional AAA Meeting, Wilmington, Delaware, March 2000, with C.W. Wootton Measuring the Problem-Defining Ability of Accounting Students, Issues in Accounting Education, April 2000, with R. E. Baker Jyoti N. Prasad Professor, Management, PhD, 1987, University of Arkansas Scott Preston Instmctor, Marketing, MBA , 1986, Eastem Illinois University Certifica tion : Certified Facilitator, Stephen R. Covey, "7 Habits of Highly Effective People," for EIU, Franklin/Covey Inc. Christie L. Roszkowski Associate Professor, Business Law, JD, 1978, University of Illinois Academic/Professional Organiza tions: Officer, Steering Committee, Academy of Legal Studies in Business Acadcmi c/profcssional Confe re nce Activitics: Attended CAPS 2000 Conference, Terre Haute, Indiana Attended 1999 Assessment Institute, Indianapolis, Indiana j ournal Art icl es (Pee r Rcviewed): Legal Aspects of Corporate Governance in Early American Railroads, Business and Economic History, Vol. 28, No.2, Winter 1999, pp. 325-336, with C. Wootton Committccs: Associate Director of Civil Rights Search Committee, EIU Chair, University Legal Counsel Search Committee, EIU Committee for the Assessment of Student Learning, EIU Writing Competency Exam Reader/Scorer, EIU Minority Internship Selection Committee, EIU Service Acti vities: Faculty Advisor, Society for Human Resource Management, EIU Judy Smith blstructol~ Quantitative Analysis, MS, 1985, Southem Illinois University; CPA Jane P. Wayland Coordinator of Graduate Studies and Associate Professor, Marketing, PhD, 1989, University of North Texas Academic/Professional Conference Ac tivities: Attended Southwestern Marketing Association, San Antonio, Texas Panelist & Paper Discussant, Atlantic Marketing Association, Annapolis, Maryland Manuscript Review / Editorial Acti vities: Editorial Board Member, Marketing Education Review Proceedings: Summer Scheduling on a Traditional Campus: Expectations, Reality, and Implications, Advances in Marketing, Proceedings of the Annual Meeting of the Southwestern Marketing Association, March 2000, pp. 234-242, with E.W. Chandler, R. Wayland Committees: Graduate Dean Search Committee, EIU Marketing Committee, EIU Judicial Board, EIU Se rvice Activities: Sarah Bush Lincoln Health Center Board, Mattoon, Illinois Sarah Bush Lincoln Health Center Foundation Board, Mattoon, Illinois Strategic Planning Steering Committee, City of Charleston, Illinois 17

18 Retail T rade Analysis Survey, Charl esro n Area C hamber of Comme rce MBA Assoc iation, E IU Robert F. Wayland Associate ro/esso/~ Mallagelllet/t, PhD, 1990, Ulliversity 0/ North Texas; S.P.H.R. Proceed ings: Summer Scheduling on a Traditional Campus: Expec tations, Reality, and Implications, Advances in Marketing, Proceedings of the Annual Meeting of the Southweste rn Marke ting Association, March 2000, pp. 234-242, with E.W. C handl er, j. Wayland Richard B. Whitaker Assistallt Professor, Fillallce, PhD, 1995, Ulliversity 0/ HOIlStOIl Service Acti vities: Advisor, Phi Eta Sigma, National F reshmen Honorary Society, EIU Marilyn L. Wilkins Professor, III/omlOtioll Syste//ls, EdD, 1979, University 0/ North Dakota; COA P Academic/ Professional Organi zations: Vice Presi- .""..,.---., de nt, Society for Advanceme nt of Information Systems Advisory Board Member, Midwest Business Administra- Dr. MarilYIl L. Wilkills tion Association Preside nt, Beta Gamma Sigma Advisory Boa rd Member, Society for Advanceme nt of Information Systems Training or Development Workshops, Classes, Seminars: Atte nded Programming Applications of Access, Unive rsity of Missouri-Sr. Louis, Missouri Atte nded DHTML: Cascading Style Sh eets, University of Missouri-St. Louis, Missouri Atte nded Designing Web Pages Using Dreamweaver, Unive rsity of MissouriSr. Louis, Missouri Attended Conflict Resolution workshop ro teach how ro resolve confli cts, EIU I\ lanuscript Review / Edirorial Activities: Edirori al Board Member, Pape r Reviewer, Annals of Cases on Information and T echnology Applica tions and Manageme nt in Organi zations Proceedings: Computer Anxiety and the G UI, Information Resource Management Association Conference (Al aska), May 2000, with K. Nantz Using a Seminar Format ro Introduce T echnological and Social Issues, Informati on Systems and Q uantitati ve Methods, Midwest Business Administration Assoc iation, C hicago, Illinois, March 2000, pp. 27-30, with C. Noll Coll ecting Assessment and Revision Data An O n-line Survey of IS Graduates, Info rmation Systems and Q uantitati ve Methods, Midwest Business Administration Assoc iation, Chicago, Illinois, Ma rch 2000, pp. 46-50, with P. Graves Committees: Council on Academi c Affairs, EIU Honorary Degree Committee, EIU Se rvice Acti vities: Preside nt, Beta Gamma Sigma, E IU Co-Advisor, Administrati ve Info rmation Systems Assoc iation, EIU John R. Willems Assistallt Professor, Qualltitative Allalysis, PhD, 1994, l lIdialla University Proceed ings: Managing T e lecom1l1unications: T he Information Systems Managers' Vi ewpoint, National Decision Scie nces Institute Dr. Joh/l R. Willems Confe re nce, New Orleans, Louisiana, November 20-23, 1999, pp.581-584, with K. Ketler Managing Telecommunica tions: The Marketing Managers Viewpoint, Information Systems Education Confere nce, Chi cago, Illinois, Ocrober 1999, pp. 284-290, with K. Ke tl er Service Acti vities: Fac ulty Advisor, Phi Gamma N u Professional Business Society, EIU Michael D. Wilson IlI mcto ~ Qualltitative Allalysis, MBA, 1982, E astem Illinois University Service Activities: Faculty Advisor, Delta Sigma Pi, EIU Fac ulty Advisor, Secretary/Treasure r, Beta Gamma Sigma, EI U C. William Wootton Professor, ACCOUlltillg, DBA, 1982, Mississippi State Ulliversity Academi c/ Professional Organi za tions: Membe rship Committee, Ame rican Academy of Accounting Hisrori ans Academic/Profcssional Confere nce Activiti es: Attended American Accounting Association Annual Meeting, San Diego, Californi a Journal Articl es (Peer Reviewed): Legal Aspects of Corporate Gove rnance in Early American Railroads, Business and Economi c Hisrory, Vol. 28, No. 2, Winter 1999, pp. 325-336, with C. Roszkowski The Evolution and Acceptance of the Loose Leaf Accounting System, 1885- 1935, Technologyand Culture, Vol. 41 , No. 1, January 2000, pp.80-98, with C. Wolk Proceed ings: The Va luation and Re porting Dr. C. lVillifllll WOOf/O/l of Receivables in the United States, 1865-1 935 (Abstract), 2000 Mid-Atl anti c Regional AAA Meeting, Wilmingron, Delawa re, March 2000, with C. Normand The Admissibility of Accounting Evidence in the United States Court System, 1776-1 949 (Abstract), 2000 Northeast Regional AAA Meeting, Bosron, Massachusettes, April 2000, with M. Moore The Re-Genderi zation of th e Accounting Workforce in the United States, 1930- 1990 (Abstract), Ameri can Accounting Assoc iation, Coll ected Abstracts, 1999 Annual Meeting of Ameri can Accounting Association, San Diego, Californi a, August 15-1 8, 1999, p.44, with B. Kemmerer Committees: Council on Fac ulty Resea rch, EI U Service Acti" ities: Coordinaror, Volunteer Income T ax Assistance Program (VITA) Faculty Advisor, Student Accounting Society, EIU Part-time Temporary Faculty: Julia A. Abell lIstrllcto/~ Ill/ormatioll Syste//ls, MSED, 1995, Eastem Illinois Ulliversity Kathy Beals lIs mcto!~ ltt/o17}lOtion Systems, BS , 1996, Eastem Illillois UI/iversity Brett D. Bensley IlIstmctor, Business Education, MS , 1985, Eastem IIlillois UlIiv ersity Certified Sellior l udustrial Techllologist Allen Clayton 11Istmctor, ltt/onllatioll Systellls, BS , 1985, Sollthem IIlillois Ulliversity Elizabeth A. Coffey IlIstmctor, Itt/onllatioll Syste//ls, MBA, 198 1, alld MA, 1996, Eastem Illillois Ulliversity Academ icIProfcssional Organ izations: Office r, Chair, T echni cal Subgroup, MidAme ri ca Use rs Group SCT SIS Users Group

Academic/Professional Conference Activities: Session Chairperson, Mid-American SCT Users Conference, Indianapol is, In diana Attended SCT SISU Users Conference, Orlando, Florida Training or Development Workshops, Classes, Seminars: Microsoft Outlook Training Workshop, Charl eston, Illinois Vista Training, Charleston, Illinois Supervisors' Training, Charleston, lIIinois Gayle DeHaas 1Istrttcto/~ Fillance, PhD, 1999, Texas Tech UlIiversity Roy J. Dent 11Istmctor, Busilless Law, lD, 1998, ChicagoKent College of Law Training or De\'clopment Workshops, Classes, Seminars: Instructor, EIU, Paralegal Certificate Program Service Activities: Coles-Cumberl and Counties Pro-Bono Program Amy Edwards 1IstmctOl~ 11Iformation Systems, MBA, 1997, Eastem Illillois University Academic/Professional Conference Actil'i ties: Attended Assoc iation for Institutional Research, Cincinnati, Ohio Attended Illinois Assoc iation for Institutiona l Research, Utica, Illinois Committees: Search Committee for Assistant to the Director of Planning and Institu tional Studies, EIU Habeeb Habeeb 11Istmctor, Management, MBA, 1999, Eastem IlIillois UlIiversity Sarwat Hanif Instructor, Business Law, lD, 1995, Southem Illillois University Robert M. Hubbard Instmctor, Busilless Educatioll, 1984, EdD, Bostoll University James Nantz Instmctor, Illformatioll Systems, BA, 1985, University of Northem Iowa Jeffrey L. Oetting 1lstrttctol~ Business Educatioll, MBA, 1992, Eastem I1lillois University Proceedings: Using Simulations as the Basis for Developing Marketing Plans, Marketing Management Association 1999 Educator's Conference, September 9, 1999, p, 85 R. Scott Stevens 11Istmctor, Jl1allagemellt, MBA, 1978, Eastem Illinois Ul1iversity Honors and Achievements William R. Allen Service A ward, E I U Waldo L. Born Distillguished BlIsil1ess Professor Award, School of Busilless; Fillal1ce Disciplil1e UlIit Coordil1ator E. Wayne Chandler Management Disciplille Unit Coordinato/~ Professional Advancement Increase Hank L. Davis Intellectual Contribution Award, School of Busil1ess Accoullting Advisol), Board Lola W. Dudley Illtellectual Contributioll Award, School of Busil1ess Accoulltillg AdvisOl), Board; Service Award, EIU Sid C. Dudley Service Award, EIU Sandy Gossett Promotion to Office Systems Specialist II Pat R. Graves C01ll1llullications Disciplille Unit Coordinator Lillian R. Greathouse Faculty Service Award, School of Busilless; Achievement and Contributioll Award for Service, EIU; Professiollal Recognitioll Award, Illinois Busilless Educatioll Associatioll; Busilless Educatioll Discipline Unit Coordillator for Fall 1999 Theodore W. Ivarie Service Award, EIU Wanda Johnson Service Award, EI U James Jordan-Wagner Leave of Absence, Academic Year 1999-2000 William B. Joyce Research Award, School of Busilless Inllovative Teachillg Award, School of Busilless Karen J. Ketler Research Recognition Award, School of Business Roann R. Kopel Research Support Crallt, School of Busilless Judy Lang Promotion to Office Systems Specialist II; Service Award, EIU Stephen F. Laribee Research Support Crant, School of Busilless; Innovative Teaching Award, School of Busilless; Service Award, EIU Roger L. Luft Professional Recognitioll Award, Illillois Busilless Educatioll Association; Business Educatioll Disciplille Ullit Coordillatorfor Sprillg 2000; Service Award, EIU Carol A. Lundgren Research SuPP0l1 Crallt, School of BlIsil1ess; Service Award, EIU Terry D. Lundgren Research Recognitiol1 Award, School of Busilless; Service Award, E IU Edward K. Marlow l 11stmctiol1al Award ill Collaborative Leamil1g, School of Business; Service Award, EIU Nancy D. Marlow Service Recogllitioll Award, School of Business; Marieting Discipline U1Iit Coordi1lator David G. McGrady Inte/lectual Contributi01l Award, School of BlIsil1ess Accollllta1lCY Advisol), Board Timothy H. Mills 11Itellectllal COlltributioll Award, School of Business Accoullti1lg Advisol), Board; Service Award, EIU; ACCOlllltil1g Disciplille Ullit Coordillator Thomas P. Moncada FaCIlity Marshall Spril1g 2000 C01ll1lle1lCe/llet/t Matthew Monippallil Sabbatical Leave Spril1g 2000 Cheryl L. Noll Sabbatical Leave Sprillg 2000 Carol Normand Faculty 11Itemship, Nova Solutions, Effillgham, Illinois; Accoul1tillg Discipline UlIit Coordillator; Certificate of Appreciatioll, School of Busilless Jyoti N. Prasad Sabbatical Leave / 999-2000 Academic Year Christie L. Roszkowski Business Law Disciplille Unit Coordillator; Named Undergraduate Coordillatorfor School of Busilless effective l allum)' 2000 Judy Sunderman Service Award, EIU Robert F. Wayland Named Director of E1IIployee & Labor Relations, EIU Marilyn L. Wilkins Service Recogllition Award, School of Business; Research Support Grallt, School of Busilless; Professiollal Advancement Illcrease; IIIfor1l1atioll Syste1lls Disciplille Unit Coordinator John R. Willems Research Recognition Award, School of Business; Quantitative Allalysis Disciplille Unit Coordillator C. William Wootton Outstanding Professor A ward, Dean's Studellt Advisory Board, LCBAS; AchievelllC1lt and Contribution Award for Teachillg, EI U; Sabbatical Leave Sprillg 2000 19

20 School of Family and Consumer Sciences • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Chair: Loretta P. Prater S/lpp011 Staff: Jean Bauer rvliche lle Morgan The School of Family and Consumer Sciences and the School of Adu lt and Continuing Education have a new outreach program which began in Spring 2000. Certification by Learning on an Alternative Schedule (CLAS) is designed to facilitate the completion of a bachelor's degree through the Board of Trustee's Degree Program for nontraditional students working full-time in early childhood settings. Participants must have completed an Associate of Science or an Associate of Arts degree in ea rly childhood or a related field in the behavioral sciences from a community college. CLAS has a weekend class form at in five modules of 12 hours each. The classes are currently taught at Parkland College in Champaign, Illinois. The Child Care Resource and Referral Center received a $54,500 Quality Enhancement Grant from the Illinois Department of Human Services which will allow them to expand services to enhance the quality of ch ild care and provide training and resources to child care providers and parents. Members of the Fall 1999 Clothing Construction class, taught by Ms. Jean Dilworth, professor of Family and Consumer Sciences, and Lincolnland Hospice of Sarah Bush Lincoln Health Center joined together to make 23 hats for cancer patients. Laura Seils' sister experienced the devastation of losing her hair due to chemotherapy. After her sister died in 1998, she contacted Lincolnland Hospice about maki ng hats for cancer patients. Hospice contacted the School Enrollment (Rflsed 011 Fflll/999) Degrees Awarded (FY 2000) 183 IVlajors 559 Studellt Credit Hours 6,799 Shom'll frolll left to light: iIlr. JIlichaei Stmd,,; Pet Ice iIleal project di,Htor; Dr. O!~tta Pmter, dwir of tile School of F om"y alld COI/Slllller SCIeNces alld (oordlll%r of 'he il/asler of Arts ill Gerol//%g)' progrlllll {If Easterll; aNd Dr. Blld iIlay, di/~ctorofCmllts alld Research at Eastem. of Family and Consumer Sciences and a partnership was born. Seils, now a volunteer with Hospice, donated the material for the project. Thanks to all who participated in this worthwhile project! The Spring 2000 Clothing Construction class taught by Ms. Rose Bradley, instructor in the School of Family and Consumer Sciences, had a unique opportunity to assist the Chicago Bears by making bear pillows to donate to sick children, Alzheimer's patients, and shelters for abused women in the Chicago area. The late Walter Payton funded the project. Thank you! The Commission on Accreditation for Dietetics Education granted developmental accreditation to the Didactic Program in Dietetics. This is a step toward the accred itation process in preparation for the site visit in March 2001. The Council on Accred itation of Services for Families and Children (COA) has determined that the Family Services concentration in Family and Consumer Sciences is equivalent to a Bache lor of Social Work. This will provide more employment opportunities for FCS majors in the socia l services area. Dr. Laurent Gosselin, professor of Family and Consumer Sciences, received a Freddie Mac Foundation Grant in the amount of $25,000 which allowed him to design, facilitate, and direct the development of a model infant development and care center at the Ca lvary Bilingual Multicultural Learning Center in Washington, D.C. Congratulations! The Illinois Department on Aging sponsored the first downstate meeting of the Illinois Task Force on Grand· parents Raising Grandchildren in September 1999. The School of Family and Consumer Sciences assisted in the support of this problem-solving program. Approximately 42 people attended this event. Eastern's chapter of Kappa Omicron Nu Honor Society received the 1999 Chapter of Exce llence Award at KONu's national conference in July. Congratulations! The Peace Meal Senior Nutrition Program received an award of $39,600 from the Retirement Research Foundation, the nation's largest private foundation exclusively devoted to aging and retirement issues, to purchase two new vans to be used for the delivery of meals for the e lderly. The awa rd resulted from a proposal, "Gerontology Reso urces and New Directions Peace ,Ileal display ill hOllor of P/~ id llf Sur/e's inauguration

(GRAN D)," wrinen by Dr. Loretta Prater, chair of the School of Family and Consumer Sciences and coordinator of the Maste r of Arts in Gerontology program. The Peace Meal Program is administered throu gh the School of Family and Consume r Sciences. In October 1999, Dr. Carol Surles was inaugurated as President of Eastern Illinois University. The Peace Meal Senior Nutrition Program presented an exhibit "Celebrating 25 yea rs of Peace Meal" in honor of Dr. Surles' inauguration e vent. Mr. Michael Strader is Director of th e Peace Meal Program. Faculty/Research & Service Activities: Carol J. Armstrong Associate Professor, A1S, 1972, Eastem Illinois University Certifications: Certified Fami ly & Consumer Scie ntist Academic/Professional Organizations: Treasure r, lllinois Council on Family Re lations Committees: Executive Council, lllinois Council on Family Re lations Martha S. Brown Associate Professor and Associate Dea1l, PhD, 1979, Florida State Ulliversity Certifications: Registered Dietitian Licensed Dietitian Certified Family & Consumer Scientist Proceedings: Utilizing a Coll aborative Mode l Across Insti- D" Alanlza S. Browll tutions for the Development of a Resea rch Agenda to Study Issues Related to Family Well-Being, Journal of the FRHD/FERM Divisions of AAFCS, Volume 3, 1999, p. 53, with Gardner, L., Gribsehaw, V., J\letz, S., Olson, L., Purcell, R. , Taitano, R. . Wilder, K. Published Articles: Collaborative research model for small and mid-sized institution facultv, The Educator. 15(2),4-5. with Gardner, L., Gribschaw, V., l\!etz, S., Olson, L., Purcell, R.. Taitano, R., & Wilder, 1\:. Committees: Chair, Honors Council, EIU ROTC Ad visory Council, EIU University Studies Advisory Council, EI U Valencia Browning Assistant Professor, PhD, 1992, Texas WOII/an's Ulliversity Certifications: Registered Dietiti an Academic/Professional Organizations: Chair-elect, Easte rn Illinois Die tetics Association Committees: Enrollme nt Manageme nt Committee, EI U Library Advisory Board, EIU Coordinator, World Food Day T e leconferen ce, EI U Servicc Activities: International Health Care Foundation Melanie T. Burns Coordinator of Didactic Program in Dietetics/Dietetics Intemship and Assistant Professor, PhD, 1999, Ul1iversity of Illinois Certifications: Registe red Dietiti an N utrition Education Specialist Food Service Sanitation Instructor Editorial Activities: Reviewer of several foods and nutrition textbooks Refereed Journals: N utrition Pursuit: A review game, Journal of N utrition Education, May/J une 1999 Proceedings: Ptoceedings of the American School Food Services Association, Summer 2000 Published Instructional Materi als: Study Guide for N utrition: Science and Applications, 3rd Edition, 2000 Presentations: Basics of Good N utrition, Lynch Colloquium, N ovember 1999 Childhood Nutrition, WEI U, November 1999 Wome n's N utri tion Issues, Wome n's Health Pane l, Novembe r 1999 Qui ck Holiday Food Presentation, Fall Into Christmas, Marshall, Illinois School Food Service Directors Pe rceived Compli ance with the Dietary Gu idelines for Americans, Doctoral Thesis Research, American School Food Services Association Annual Meeting, Denver, Colorado, July 1999 Committees: Senior Seminar Advisory Committee, EIU Service Activities: Monthly newspaper article author, Illinois Cooperative Extension for Clark County, Illinois Recorder, U niversi ty of Illinois Extension, Clark County, Illinois Lucy A. Campanis Associate rofesso/~ PhD, /986, The PettI/sylvania State University Profcssional Organizations: Presid ent, Fami ly & Consumer Scie nces Educators Council, Ill inois Council on Family Re lations Executive Committee and Subcommittee for State T eache r Certifi ca tion Standards for Family and Consumer Scie nces, Ill inois Council on Family Relations Committees: Council on T eache r Education, EI U Stude nt Appeals Sub-committee, Council on Teacher Educa tion, EIU Enrollme nt Manageme nt Ad visory Committee, EI U Occupational T eacher Education Committee, EIU Master of Arts in Gerontology Committee, EIU Jean K. Dilworth Associate Professor, A/FA, /985, Westem l flillois University Certifications: Certifi ed Family & Consumer Sciences Professional Professional Organ izations: Boa rd member, International T extil e and Ms. Jeall K. Dilworth Apparel Association Editorial Activities: Reviewer of Resea rch Abstracts, International T exti le and Appare l Association Reviewer of Re search Abstracts, Ars T extrina Proceedings: Ars Textrina All ied Lace 1999 Iss ue Presentations: Presentations Reviewe r for Research, International T extile and Apparel Association Confe re nce Costume Society of America - Tennis Companions Confe re nce Committees: Chair, Public Re lations and Design Committees, International Textil e and Appa re l Association Service Activities: Alters Marching Bank uniforms, EIU Alters and sews tags on ROTC Panther Battalion uniforms, EIU Amy Eades Illstructor, MS, 1997, Easterulllillois Ulliversity Certi fications: Registered Dietitian l\: utrition Education Specialist Food Service Sanitation Instructor 21

22 Laurent A. Gosselin Professor, EdD, 1977, Temple University Certifications: Certified Family & Consumer Scientist Committces: Reinstatement Committee, EIU Mary Lou Hubbard Professor, PhD, 1979, SOllthem IIlillois UlIiversity-Carbondale Ccrtifications: Certified Family & Consumer Scientist Committees: Writing Competency Exam Reader, EIU Institutional Review Board, EIU Jana Lawson Illstruetor, MS, 1997, Eastem IIlillois University Certifications: Registered Dietitian Licensed Dietitian Patricia McAlister Professor, EdD, 1975, Pennsylvania State University Professional Organizations: Nominating Committee, American Association of Housing Educators Editorial Activities: Editorial Board and Reviewer, Journal of Family and Consumer Sciences, Refereed Journal of American Association of Family and Consumer Sciences Reviewer, Housing and Society, Refereed Journal of American Association of Housing Educators Proceedi ngs: "Housing Satisfaction of Young Adult Japanese Consumers" research abstract published in AAFCS Conference Proceedings, July 1999 Presentations: Paper Presentation: "Poland Housing in Transition" at Southwestern Social Science Association annual meeting, Galveston, Texas, March 2000 Patricia McCallister Professor, EdD, 1989, University ofCeorgia Professional Organi za tions: PresidentElect, Association of Home Equipment Educators Editorial Acti vities: Editorial Board, Journal of Family and Dr. Patricia JllcCal/ister Consumer Sciences Research Abstract Reviewer, American Association of Family and Consumer Sciences Annual Meeting, 2000 Paper and Proceedings Reviewer, International Appliance Technical Conference Committee Service: Ethics Committee, American Association of Fan1ily and Consumer Sciences Child Care Resource and Referral Advisory Council, EIU Program Steering Committee, International Appliance Technical Conference Service Activities: Consumer Advisory Council, Underwriters Laboratories United States Post Office Advisory Council Published Research/Creative Activities:· Author, "Food Purchasing Patterns by Japanese Families" American Association of Family and Consumer Sciences, Research Abstracts, June, 2000 Co-author with L. Simpson, "Payment Methods for Clothing Purchases by Young Adult Japanese Consumers," American Association of Family and Consumer Sciences, Research Abstracts, 1999 Co-author with P. McAlister, "Housing Satisfaction of Young Adult Japanese Consumers," American Association of Family and Consumer Sciences Annual Meeting Research Abstracts, 1999 Co-author with L. Simpson & P. McAlister, "Japanese Consumers: Impact on the Global Economy," American Association of Family and Consumer Sciences Annual Meeting Resea rch Abstracts, 1999 Author, "Development of Appliances for Japanese Consumers," Appliance Manufacturers Conference and Exposition Proceedings, pp. 89-97, 1999 Author, "Japan-The Land of the Rising Appliance Technology,", 50th Annual International Appliance Technical Conference Proceedings, pp. 190-201, 1999 Co-author, "College-Age Japanese Consumers: Non-store stopping practices for clothing," International Textile and Apparel Association Annual Meeting Proceedings, 1999 Co-author, "Cyberspace Marketplace: Opportunities for Education, Journal of Consumer Education, Vol. 17 pp. 27- 32,1999 The Japanese Family: Understanding Change, Illinois Council on Family Relations Annual Conference, March 2000. The Changing Japanese Family in the Global Millennium, Southwestern Social Science Association Annual Conference, Galveston, Texas, March 2000 The Japanese Consumer, AI Kan Corporation, October, 1999 Development of Appliances for Japanese Consumers, Appliance Manufacturers Conference and Exposition, Nashville, Tennessee, September, 1999 The Futures Wheel, International Conference on Creativity in Colleges and Universities, Michigan, July 1999 Michelle Meadows Instructor, AIS, 1997, Emtem IIlillois University Certifications: Certified Family Life Educator - CFLE Professional Organizations: Co-president, Illinois Council on Family Relations Editorial Activities: Student Editor, Family Relations Journal of the National Council on Family Relations Service Activities: Building Utilization Committee, Charleston School District Frances L. Murphy Associate Professor, PhD, 1989, Texas Woman's State University Profcssional Organizations: Program Co-chair, Illinois Council on Family Relations annual conference Committees: T nternational Programs Advisory Council and Orientation Committee Chair, EIU Co-advisor, Association of International Students Academic Technology Advisory Committee, EIU Service Activitics: Toddler/preschool In-service Training, Agri-Fab Child Care Center, Sullivan, Illinois s. Jayne Ozier Professor and Director, Child Care Resource and Referral Center, PhD, 1979, Florida State University Coordinator, Child Development Laboratory Professional Activities: Pre-conference Planning and Presenter Assistant, Illinois Council on Family Relations Committees: Co-advisor and Scholarship Review Committee, Dr. S. j aYlle Ozier KONu Honor Society Personnel Committee, EIU Women's Studies Minor Faculty Committee, EIU Loretta P. Prater Chairalld Associate Professor, PhD, 1990, UlIiversity of Tenllessee-KlIoxville Coordinator of Master of A,ts ill Cerontology Program Scholarly Books/Chapters: Author, Certification by Learning on an Alternative Schedule (CLAS), T.R. Chibucos & R.M. Lerner editors, pp. 113-117, 1999

Co-author, Empowering Culwrally Diverse Parents in Special Education Programs, F.E. Obiakor, J.O. Schwenn, and A. F. Roratori editors, Advances in Special Education: Multiculrural Ed ucation for Learners with Exceptionalities, pp. 149-166, 1999, with J. Iva ri e Committees: Council of Chairs and Executive Committee, E IU School of Business Search Committee Chair, EIU Council of University Planning and Budget, EIU Service Activities: Volunteer for PALS Program Linda D. Simpson Assistant Professor, PhD, 1994, Ulliversity of Illillois- Urbana Professional Organizations: President, Illinois Association of Family and Consumer Sciences Editorial Activities: Reviewer, Clothing Dr. Lillda D. Simpsoll and Textiles Research Journal Reviewer, Journal of Consumer Education Reviewer, American Association of Family and Consumer Sciences Research Abstracts Reviewer, International Textiles and Apparel Association Teaching Abstracts Committees: Vice Chair, Council on Graduate Srud ies, EIU Distinguished Faculty Award Selection Committee, EIU Technology Task Force, EI U Textbook Rental Service, EIU Service Activities: Retail Trade Analysis Survey, Charleston Area Chamber of Commerce Refereed Journals: Co-author, Cyberspace Marketplace: Opportunities for Consumer Education, The Journal of Consumer Education, 17, pp. 27-32, 1999, with Pat McCallister Proceedings: Co-author, Payme nt Methods for Clothing Purchases by Young Adult Japanese Consumers, American Association of Family and Consume r Sciences Proceed ings, 36, 1999, with P. McCallister Co-author, Influe nces on Clothing Selection of College Age Japanese Consumers, American Association of Family and Consumer Sciences Proceedings, 40, 1999, with P. McCallister James L. Slavik Associate Professor, PhD, 1980, Florida State University Certifications: Certified Family Life Educator - CFLE ProfessionalOrganizatiuns: Board of Directors, Illinois Council on Family Relations Committees: Co-advisor, KONu Honor Society Jeanne Snyder Assistallt Professor, PhD, 1993, Ulliversity of Illillois Professional Organizations: Board Member, Illinois Council on Family Relations Comm ittees: External Advisory Committee, Department of Human and Community Deve lopment, Unive rsity of Illinois Master of Arts in Gerontology Committee, EIU Refereed Journals: Author, Impact of Caregiver/Receiver Relationship Quali ty on Burden and Satisfaction, Journal of Wome n and Aging, 12, June 15,2000 Proceed ings: Co-author, The Portraya l of Older Ad ults in Magazine Advertising; A Fostering of Stereoryping? Proceedings of th e 28th Annual Conference of the Eastern Family Economics and Resource Management Association, 1999, with A.P. Prawitz Carolyn S. Woolever [lIstmctor, MS, 1994, Eastem Illinois University Part-time Temporary Faculty: Kirsten Crouse Bays IlIsrntctol~ JD, 1991, Washit.gton UlIiversity Judith Brown II/stl,tcto/~ MA, 1984, Eastem I1lillois Ulliversity Certifications: Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor Certifi ed Supervisor Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse Counselor Deborah Crouse Cobb Illstntctor, JD, 1983, Washingtoll University Certifications: Certified Family and Consumer Scientist Professional Organizations: Boa rd of Directors, Illinois Association of Family and Cons umer Sciences Officer, American Assoc iation of Family and Consumer Sciences Donna Coonce lIstrllcro/~ MS, 1997, Eastem IIlillois University Certi fications: Certified Family Life Educator - CFLE Professional Organ izations: Board Member, Illinois Council on Family Rel ations Service Activities: Volunteer, Central Baptist Family Services Volunteer, Big Brothers/Big Sisters of America Carole Corder IlIstrtlctor, JllS, 1980, Eastem I1lillois University Certifications: Registered Dietitian Licensed Die titi an Certified Diabetes Ed ucator - CDE Professional Organ izations: Past President, Eastern Illinois Dietetic Assoc iation Committees: Hospice Professional Advisory Committee, Lincolnland Visiting N urses Association Diana Glosser l!lSfntctO/~ MSEd, 1998, Easfem Illillois Ulliversity Certifications: Registered Dietitian Licensed Dietitian Certified Family & Consumer Scientist National Education Specialist Professional Organizations: Board of Directors, Illinois Association of Vocational Education Special N eeds Personnel Fiscal Task Force, Illinois Career and Techni cal Education Karen Hart Ill trttctOl~ MA , 1990, Eastel7l IIlillois Univm'ity 23

24 Janeal Hohengarten IlIstmctor, MA, 1980, The Ulliversity of Tul,a Certifications: Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor Marshall Huffman Instructor, MBA, 1999, Eastern lIIillois University Karla Kennedy·Hagan IlIstmctor, MS, 1984, Eastem IIlillois Ulliversity Certi ticCltions: Registered Dietitian Licensed Dietitian Certified Food Service San itation Instructor Brenda Knight Instmctor, MS, 1983, Eastem Illinois University Certifications: Registered Dietitian Licensed Dietitian Certified Food Service Sanitation Instructor Professional Organizations: Legislative Chair and Clinical Dietetics Chair, Eastern Illinois Dietetic Association Morris Miller Instmctor, M S, 1997, Eastem I1lillois University Carol Myerscough Instmctor, MS, 1995, Eastem Illinois University Service Activities: Charleston Coalition for People in Need Jeffrey Stueve Illstructor, MS, 1987, Purdue University Cora Weger ·Instmctor, MS, 1998, Eastem Illillois University Professional Organi zations: Chair, Special Needs Advisory Committee Honors and Achievements Carol J. Armstrong Sabbatical Leave for Fall 1999 Martha S. Brown John S. & il1argaret Redden Fund Grant fo,' Improvemmt of Undergraduate Instruction; Gompleted Multi-disciplinaty Certificate Program in Geriatrics for Non-physiciatls; Service A ward, EI U Valencia Browning Johll S. & Margaret Redden Fund Grant for Improvemeltt of Undergraduate IlIstmctioll; Appreciation A warel for Switzerland Study Abroad Program, Schiller IntematiOlzal University, Engelberg, Switzerland; AfricanAmerican Heritage Celebration Service Award, EIU Jean K. Dilworth Exhibit ill Boston 's Museum of Scimce's "Secrets of Aging" Year 2000 for safety vests "Reflections alld Fitness;" $11,000 gralltfor Computer Assisted Design software, IIlst17lctional Techllology FUlld, E I U Diana Glosser Illillois State Board of Education COIl1Iectiolls Award for Developmetzt of Workshop "How to Get the Job You Want " Laurent A. Gosselin Leave of Absence for Academic Year 2000; $25,000 Freddie Mac Foulldatioll Grallt Mary Lou Hubbard Service A ward, E I U Karla Kennedy·Hagan Kappa Delta Pi, Itztematiollal HOllorSociety i'l Educatioll Patricia McCallister Service Award, Underwriters Laboratories; Cuba /ntematiollal Exchange Program Participallt; Service Award, E I U; Faculty Mini-grant Program Award, EI U; Outstalldillg Presentation Award, Illtemationa/ Appliance Techllica/ Confermce Michelle Meadows Mu/ticu/tura/ alld Diversity Advocate Celtificate, Indiana State University Michelle Morgan Bell Rillger Award for web page design, School of F amity and COllsumer Scietlces S. Jayne Ozier Advisor A ward of Excellence, Kappa Omicron Nu Honor Society Loretta P. Prater $40,000 grant for Gerolltology Resources and New Initiatives (GRAND), Retirement Research F oll1ldation; Completed frfulti-disciplinaty Certificate Program in Geriatrics for NOll-physicians; Received tellure Linda D. Simpson Outstalldillg Professor Awatd, Dean's Studetlt AdvisolY Board, LCBAS Carolyn Woolever Service A ward, E I U

Peace Meal Michael Strader Director, BSEd, 1968, Eastem IlIillois University Kathy Berry Community Worker Baarbara Brown C01ll1ll1l1lity Worker Nancy Hay Food Service Supervisor, BS, 1981, Valparaiso U1Iiversity Jane Johnson Office Alallager Mary Frances Kuhn Assistant Directol~ BS, 1982, Eastem Illinois University Catherine Lentz Assistallt Director, BS, 1978, Eastem IIIi1l0is Ulliversity Leona Lucas, R.D. Registered Dietitiall, MS, 1982, Eastem Illinois University Pam Naragon, C.P.A. Accountant, BBA , 1991, University of Alaska Barbara Seagren Assistallt Director, BS, 1975, Eastem Iflillois Ulliversity Toni Young, R.D. C011l1Jlu1Iity Worker, BS, 1962, N011h Dakota State Ulliversity; Dietetic l 1ltemship, St. Mat)' 's at Rochester, AIN SlIPP011 Staff: Linda Crawford Vicky Irby Arlene Kraft Peace Meal Productivity Analysis Number of counties served: 14 Number of sites: 59 Average number of persons served each day: 1,600 Meals served in FY99: 384,613 Number of persons served at congregate sites: 4,447 N umber of persons served in-home: 2,330 Peace Meal Funding Sources Older Americans Act and State monies: $1,126,191 USDA: 210,934 Participant donations: 653,587 Local cash raised by Project: 212,857 In-Kind (volunteer hours, etc.) 85,000 Total: $2,297,569 Child Care Resource & Referral Productivity Analysis Number of parents receiving consumer ed and child care referrals: 716 Number of child care providers receiving training to enhance care for children: 2,057 Number of participant training hours CCR&R sponsored/coordinated for child care providers/parents: 3,976 Number of technical assistance contacts with child care providers, employers, parents, and others: 1,102 Number of outreach activities/ materials to recruit child care providers: 11,262 Number of contacts/supports related to child care provider recruitment: 614 Number of consultations: 162 N umber of times resource/lending library used: 50 Number of times CCR&R facilitated provider networking: 13 Number of times CCR&R participated in community networking: 46 Number of times CCR&R staff gave formal presentations for non-provider audiences: 18 Number ofCCR&R sponsored/co-sponsored child care provider conferences: 5 Number of conference participants: 255 Number of conference participant hours: 1,020 Number of child care provider professional development scholarships issued: 41 Child Care Resource & Referral S. Jayne Ozier Director, PhD, 1979, The Florida State U1Iiversity Jackie Swango Assista1l/Directol~ MS, 1978, Eastem llli1lois U1Iiversity Donna Coonce Child Care Resource Specialist, MS, 1997, Eastem IIlillois University Brenda Gray Child Care Subsidy Specialist, MS, 1996, Easte17l 1fli1l0is University Marty Hortenstine Child Care Subsidy Specialist, AAS, 1990, Lake La1ld College Leigh Ann Keefer Child Care Subsidy Specialist, MS, 1991, Eastem Illinois U1liversity Joanne E. Miller Child Care Resource Specialist, MS, 1996, Eastem I1li1l0is U1Iiv ersity Support Staff: Tami Duzan Wendy Rodriguez Child Care Resource & Referral Funding Sources Illinois Department of Human Services for Core Services: Parent, Provider, Employer & Community Services, and Data Collection, Maintenance & Dissemination: $161,173 Child Care Provider Training Services: Child Care Provider Professional Development: Child Care Center & Family Child Care Accreditation: Healthy Child Care Initiative T.E.A.C.H. 4,615 5,413 1,123 4,500 2,500 Illinois Department of Human Services for Child Care Subsidy: 144,516 CCR&R Partnership with WEIU TV to implement Ready to Learn educational outreach to support Child Care Provider & Parent Training and Data Collection: 25,000 Use r fee s: 4,534 Total $ 353,374 25

26 School of Technology • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Chair: Mahyar Izadi Support Staff: Marge Lugar Sonna Lawrence Dr. Mahyar Izadi was named Chair of the School of Technology effective July 1,1999, after a nationwide search. Dr. Izadi has been a professor of tech nology at Eastern since 1984. He received his B.S. in Mechanical Dr. Jlfahyar Izadi Engineering Technology from Franklin University in Columbus, Ohio, a M.S. in Manufacturing Engineering Technology from Murray State University, Murray, Kentucky, and his Ph.D. in Workforce Education and Development from Southern Illinois University. He is a Certified Manufacturing Engineer with a specialization in manufacturing management. Congratu lations! The Accreditation Board of the National Association ofIndustrial Technology gave full accreditation status to both the General Option and the Manufacturing Technology Option of the Industrial Technology program. The reaccreditation is for six years. Congratulations! The Career Occupations Program changed the name of their program to Career and Organizational Studies which will more closely reflect the core curriculum of the program and the two existing areas of concentration: Enrollment mflJl'rioll FflII1999) Degrees Awarded (FY 2000) 120 Majors 393 Student Credit Hours 2,909 Training and Development and Supervision and Leadership. The School of Technology became a Charter Member of the National Association of Industrial Technology Foundation. Dr. C. Gene Strandberg, professor of technology, retired December 31 , Dr. C. Celie StlYllldberg 1999, after having served Eastern for over 34 years. We wish you well! Severa l international activities have occurred during this past academic year. Dr. Mahyar Izadi and Dr. Gene Strandberg led the first School of Technology study abroad program to Sweden in September 1999. Eleven students participated in the Swedish Technology Management course at Vaxjo University, Sweden. Dr. Mori Toosi went to Finland and while there was able to establish an internship for an industrial technology student at Oras, the largest faucet manufacturer in Finland and in Europe. Christopher Lauret will be the first intern; he is majoring in Industrial Technology with a concentration in Electronics. Dr. Wafeek Wahby served as Sludy abroad group ill Swedell keynote speaker at the Second Middle East Symposium on Structural Composites for Infrastructure Application in Hurghada, Egypt, in April 2000. In addition, he presented papers to the Arab Academy for Science, Technology, and Maritime Transport, the Institute of Graduate Studies and Research and Faculty of Engineering at Alexandria University, and Faculty of Engineering at Cairo University. Dr. Wafeek Wahby also led a study abroad course in May and June 2000 to China. Eleven participants studied the Three Gorges Dam construction project. Dr. Yanming Quan , an associate professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at South China University of Science and Technology, Ganzhou, China, spent the Spring 2000 semester D" Yalllning Quail at Eastern collaborating with faculty and graduate students working in research on polymers. Dr. Ping Liu was her mentor. Dr. Charles W. Watson, professor of technology, retired August 31, 1999, after 34 years of service. Congratulations! Eastern's School of Technology and Richland Community College in Decatur, Illinois, have signed a "2 + 2 program articulation agreement" encompassing five areas of study leading to a bachelor's degree in Industrial Technology. Graduates of Richland Community College who have an Associate in Applied Science degree in the areas of automotive technology, electronics, electronics systems technology, industrial drafting, and mechanical technology will be able to transfer directly to Eastern and enter as thirdyear students. As a part of the activities associated with the inauguration of Dr. Carol Surles as President of Eastern Illinois University in October 1999, Dr. Ping Liu presented a demonstration on

"Research Using the Scanning Electron Microscope." The School of Technology has been providing tours of the Energy / Electronics Lab and the Production Lab, and giving demonstrations on the Scanning Electron Microscope to the Charleston Middle School this past academic yea r. The goal is to get young students interested in industrial technology. This wonderful idea has been very successful. Thanks to all who assist in this project! The School of Technology concentrated on updating their laboratories this acadeOlic year. Over $110,000 was spent in purchasing equipment, software, and furnishings. A Bug-O CNC Plasma Shape Cutting system will allow welding/fabrication students to gain knowledge and experience with a programmable plasma system, and the purchase of a Macintosh G-4 with a 21 inch screen has provided students with an opportunity to stay abreast of new technology. Charleston Jlfiddle School tOllrs Technology lab Vice Pres;el1t of Academic Affairs Teshome Abebe, EI U al1d Vice Presidellt of Academic Affairs Betty L. Kyger, Richlal1d Community College Faculty/Research & Service Activities: Tom F. Boldrey Professor, EdD, 1981, Ulliversity of No/them Colorado Certifications: Facilitator, ASTD Human Performance Improvement Published Articles: The Costs of Not Knowing, Torchline, Fall 1999, pg. 3 Presentations: Conflict in the Workplace, Illinois Municipal Treasures Institute and Advanced Seminar, Effingham, Illinois Brain Power, East Central Illinois Workforce Development Commission, Inc., Urbana, Illinois, with]. Felstehausen Teaching with Whole-Brain Learning in Mind, Three Rivers Education for Employment System, Joliet, Illinois, with J. Felstehausen Conflict Management and Organization Development, Illinois Department of Transportation, Rosemont, Illinois Introduction to the Herrmann WholeBrain Model of Teaching and Learning, Villa Grove School System, Villa Grove, Illinois, with j. Felstehausen Servicc Activities: Personality Type and Its Impact in the Workplace, Supervisory Training Program, EIU Louis Butler Professor, PhD, 1990, SOllthem lIIillois Ulliversity-Carbolldale Professional Organizations: Chair, Illinois State Board of Education Technology Education Content Area Standards Committee, Illinois Career and Techni- Dr. LOllis Blltler cal Education Standards Chair, Public Relations Committee, Research Division, National Association of Industrial Technology Joyce L. Felstehausen Professol; EdD, 1982, University of IllilloisUrballa Certifications: HBDI, GSA Presentations: Introduction to the Herrmann WholeBrain Model of Teaching and Learning, Villa Grove School System, Villa Grove, Illinois, with T. Boldrey Brain Power, East Central Illinois Workforce Development Commission, Inc. , Urba na, Illinois, with T. Boldrey Futures 2000, Plan ning Workshop for annual UPI House of Delegates Meeting, Springfield, Illinois D.A.R.E. to Deal with Confli ct Positively, Champaign Public Library Staff Development Day, Champaign, Illinois Teaching with Whole-Brain Learning in Mind, Three Rive rs Education for Employment System, Joliet, Illinois, with T. Boldrey Service Activities: Training and organization development consultant, Green Meadows Girl Scout Council, Urbana, Illinois Certified Instructor of Trainers, Girl Scouts of the USA Larry D. Helsel Professor, EdD, 1979, Pellllsylvallia State UlIiversity Committces: Council of University Planning and Budget, ElU Service Activities: Building Committee, Coles County Habitat for Humanity Mahyar Izadi Professor, PhD, 1990, Solt/hem IIlillois UlIiversity-Carbolldale Certifications: Certified Manufacturing Engineer Academic/Professional Organizations: President, Research Division, National Association ofIndustrial Technology Editorial Activities: Editorial Review Board, Journal of Industrial Technology Editorial Review Board, Eastern Education Journal Editorial Review Board, 21st Century Engineer Editorial Review Board, Selected Papers for the 32nd Annual NAIT Convention Program Committee, Advanced Manufacturing in the Automotive Industry of the 32nd ISATA, Vienna, Austria Committees: Executive Board, National Association of Industrial Technology Judiciary Board, ElU Proceedings: Successful Logistics Partnering, Proceedings of the 32nd Annual NAIT Conference, with A.E. Kashef Service Activities: Member, NAIT Accreditation Team Member, Manufacturing Technology Visit Team, Society of Manufacturing Engineering Ping Liu Professol; PhD, 1991, Iowa State Ulliversity Certifications: Professional Engineer Certified Quality Engineer Certified Senior Industrial Technologist 27

28 Editorial Activities: Reviewer, Wea r: An International Journal on Science and T echnology of Friction, Lu brication and Wea r Journal Articles (Peer Reviewed): Dr. PillgLiIl Mechanical, Rheological and Morphological Prope rties of Recycled Expanded Polystyre ne/Styrene butadi e ne Rubber Ble nds, International Fachzeitschrift fur Polymerre We rkstoffe, 1999, with D. Ciesielska An Investigation of Recycled Expanded PolysyrenelPolybutadiene Blends, Cellular Polymers, Vol. 18, No.4, 1999, with D. Ciesielska Effects of Machining on Tribological Behavior of Ultra High Molecul ar We ight Polyethylene Under Dry Reciprocating Sliding, Wear: An International Journal on Science and T echnology of Friction, Lubrication and Wear, 225-229, 1999, 71 6-723, with]. Song, M. Creme ns, and P. Bonutti Committees: Council on Graduate Studies, EI U John M. Messer ofesso ~ EdD, /9 77, University of No/them Colorado Committees: T extbook Rental Dr. 10/111 M. AleHer Advisory Committee, EI U c. Gene Strandberg Professor and Graduate Coordinator, EdD, /963, Texas A&Al U1Iiversity Professional Organizations: Foundation Board, National Association of Industri al T echnology Ronald I. Sutliff Professor, PhD, 1984, Purdue Ulliversity AcademicIProfessional Conference Activities: Attended Inte rnational Machine T ool Show, Chicago, Illinois Atte nded Assembly T echnology Convention, Chicago, Illinois Attended American We lding Society Na tional Convention, St. Louis, l'vlissoun Mori Toosl rofesso/~ PhD, / 990, SOllthem /Ilillois Ulliversity - Carbolldale Certifications: Certified Manufacturing Engineer Editorial Activities: Editori al Review Dr. MOl; Toosi Boa rd, Na tional Assoc iation of Industri al Technology Journal Presentations: Automatic Identification, Principle and Applications, National Association of Industri al T echnology, Florida Service Activities: Faculty Advisor, Student Society of Manufac turing Engineers, EIU Wafeek S. Wahby Associate rofess01~ PhD, / 988, U1Iiv ersityof Alexalldria, Egypt Certifications: Syndicate of Engineers, Egypt Editorial Activities: Editor: "My Fres hman Year So Far," EIU Unde rgraduate Research Publications, Dr. \Vafeek \Vahby Freshman Seminar, Class of 1999- Section 65, October 1999 Editor: "Construction Projects: Business, Methods, and Administration," EI U Undergraduate Resea rch Publications, Construction Project Management, Class of 2000, April 2000. Proceedings: Undergraduate Stude nts' Research Publi cations: A Lea rning Tool for IT Students, Abstracts, The 32nd Annual Convention of th e Na tional Association of I ndustrial T echnology (NAIT), Panama City, Florida, Novembe r 1999, p. 148, with C. Coddington Polymers in Concre te: Fifty Yea rs in Review, Abstracts of The 32 nd Annual Convention of the Na tional Association of Industri al Technology (NAIT), Panama City, Florida, November 1999, p.147 Polyme rs in Concrete: Fifty Yea rs in Review, Proceedings, Selected Papers, The 32 nd Annual Convention of the Na tional Association of Industri al T echnology (NAIT), Panama City, Florida, November 1999, pp. 77-81 Collective Unde rgraduate Research: A Powerful T eaching / Lea rning T ool, The 2000 Spring Confe re nce, North Central Section of the America n Society for Engincering Educati on, ASEE, March 31-April 1, 2000, Coll ege of Engineering, Michigan State Uni ve rsity, East Lansing, Michigan Coll ective Unde rgraduate Resea rch: A Teach ing / Lea rning Tool fo r MSE Stude nts, Mate ri als Resea rch Socie ty (M RS), Spring 2000 I\ leeting, San Franc isco, California, April 2000 Presentations: Coll ective Unde rgradu ate Research: A T eaching / Lea rning Tool for MSE Students, Ma te ri als Resea rch Society (MRS), Sa n Francisco, Californi a, April 26, 2000 Coll ective Undergraduate Research: A Powe rful Teaching / Learning T ool, North Central Section of the Ame ri can Society for Engineering Education, ASEE, March 30, 2000, Coll ege of Engineering, Michigan State Uni ve rsity, East Lansing, Michigan Polymers in Concrete, Fifty Yea rs in Review, T ransportation Resea rch Boa rd (TRB), 79th Annual Meeting, January 13,2000, Washington, D.C. Polymers in Concrete: Fifty Yea rs in Review, The 32 nd Annual Conve ntion of the Na tional Associati on of I ndustrial T echnology (NAIT), Panama City, Florida, Novembe r 19, 1999 Unde rgraduate Students' Research Publi cations: A Learning T ool for IT Students, The 32nd Annual Convention of th e Na tional Association of Industri al T echnology (NAIT), Panama City, Florida, November 19, 1999 Committees: Voting member, American Concrete Institute Committee 548 on Polyme r Concrete Service Activities: Faculty Advisor, Construction Club, EIU Coordinator, School of T echnology Annual Graduate Forum Chair, Pl anning Committee, EI U First ConMatEq 2000 Symposium Habitat for Humanity Tom L. Waskom Professor, PhD, / 98/ , Texas A & AI UlIiversity Certifications: Certifi ed Senior Industri al Technologist Academic/ Professional Activities: Attended International Machine T ool Show, Dr. To", L. \Vasko", Chi cago, Illinois Atte nded Assembly T echnology Convention, Chi cago, Illinois

Attended American Welding Society National Con ve'ntion, Sr. Louis, t-.lissouri Editorial Activities: Reviewed Enginecring t-.latcrials: Properties and Selection, Sixth Edition, by Budinski and Budinski for the seventh edition Reviewed Innovations in Delivering Upto-date Education/Training by Higher Education Institutions for the I'vlanufacturing Division for American Society of Engineering Educa tors Contributing reference, Fan Technology Puts New Spin on Worker Productivity, Modern Applications News, April, 2000 Committees: Freshman Seminar Advisory Committee, EIU Robert Wiseman Professor, EdD, 1965, [lldialla Ulliversity Editorial Activities: Consulting editor for Tech Trends Magazine (juried publication) Presentations: Digital Photography for the Graphic Arrs, 57th Annua l Four State Technology Confcrence, Pittsburg State Univcrsity, Pittsburg, Kansas, November, 1999 Service Activities: Computcr work for Charlcston High School Photograph y for Charlcston High School Press Photographed painting in Illinois Governor's Office for the Charleston Historical Society Deborah A. Woodley Professor, PhD, 1992, Ulliversity of IllilloisUrballa Editorial Activities: Editorial Board, Central Illinois Chapter American Society for Training and Deve lopmcnt Editor, Dr, Deborah A, \Ilood/ ' School of Technology Newsletter Editor, Ca recr Advisor Ncwslcttcr Ed itor, American Legion Boys State Yearbook Committees: Environmental Health & Safety Committee, EIU Service Activities: Editor, Sunrise Rotary Newslette r Consultant for Once Upon A Frame by Tom Ulrich, 1999 Boys State Ycarbook Part-time Temporary Faculty: Glenn Gee [llstmetor, illS, 1979, [udialla State Uuiven'ity Elbert Hartom [ustmaor, AlA, 1990, Not1hem iIIi(higau Ulliversity Patricia B. Laube [lIstnll/or, AlS, /998, Eastel7l [Ilillois Ulliversity Andrew Lay [IISt/7a/or, MS, 1997, Em/em fllillois Ullivm'ity James McKirahan [lIstm ctor, EDD, 1997, Ball State Ulliversity Jeffrey Norris [/Istmcto/~ BS, /99/, Eastem fIIillois Ulliversity Cecil Smith Ills/n(t/or, MBA, 1995, Eastel7l fIIil/ois Ulliversity Honors and Achievements Louis Butler Sf/vice Award, E[U; Recogllitioll by tire Illillois State Boanl of Edllmtioll's 1V0djone Oppo/1((I1ities Resource COllsortiulII for Iris derlicatioll to Builrlillg Blisilless-EdNCatioll Partllerslrips; Rewguitioll by tire Illillois State Board of Educatioll for his dedicatioJl alld WIItliblltiolls to tire developlllellt of tire [Ilillois Career alld Tetlrllical Educatioll COlltmt A,m Stalldards Mahyar Izadi SelVice A 7Jl'a rd, E 1 U Sonna Lawrence Prollloted to Office Systellls Specialist I Ping Liu JOlrll S. & Margaret Reddm FUlld Grallt for [mprovelllellt of Ulldergraduate IlIstnll/ioll; FaCility Research Award, E [U; Appoil/ted Graduate Coordillator 011 Jatlll{IIY I, 2(}(}(} John M. Messer Patellt applied for with 1. Messer alld Bedel' Precisioll Equipmellt, [IIC,; Professiollal Advallalllellt [llcrease C. Gene Strandberg Recognitioll for servite allfl rOlltributiolls, Natiollal Associatioll of [lldustlial Techllology Ronald I. Sutliff Certificate of Appreciatioll for Outstal/dillg FaCl(lt)' Advisor, Kiwallis Ci,de K [lltematiollal; Completed Secoudal), Teacher Edum tor's Praaiallll; Sabbatical Assigl/lllm/ Fall 1999 Mori Toosi Outst[!1IdiJlg SelVite Award, School of Techllology; SelVice Award, E I U Wafeek Wahby Coordiuato/~ [udustrial Techllology Progralll, School of Techllology Tom L. Waskom Olltstalldillg Professor Award, LCBAS Studellt Advisol), Board, LCBAS; Sabbatical Assiglllllellt Fall 1999; Professiollal Advaucelllent [I/crease Deborah A. Woodley Outstalldill!; Servia! Award, S,hoolofTeclrllolog), 29

30 Department of Military Science • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Choir: LTC Laurence.l. Sefren SlIjJjJOl1 Stoff. I\ le lissa Gordon LTC Laurence Sefren was appointed Chair of the Department of LTC Ltlllwice Sefim Military Science effective August 2, 1999. He received his M.A. in Politica l Science from Arkansas State University whi le a cadet in their ROTC program. Upon graduation, he was commissioned in the Armor Branch and after completing OBC and Flight School, he became an aviator. His most recent assignments were in Germany and Korea. Welcome! The Department of Military Science and the Rese rve Officer Association had a un ique opportun ity on March 21, 2000, to contribute to the academic environment of Eastern by sponsoring a live telecast and call-in program with General Colin Powell (retired). General Powe ll discussed core values, duty, honor, courage, leadership, and integrity. He spoke about his experi2L T Tor A. LeNoir ences as Chairman of the Joint Ch iefs of Staff, Desert Sh ie ld/Desert Storm operations, and his humanitarian efforts with Empower America. Enrollment (11(((1'fi Oil Fflllll)l)l)) I Commissions Conferred (FY 2000) 5 Minors 2 Student Credit Hours 126 Television mon itors with a telephone connection allowed faculty, staff, academic classes, and the public to call in and ask questions of General Powell. Three cadets were commissioned into the U.S. Army. Tor A. LeNoir, who graduated with a Bache lor of Arts degree in Sociology, and Leon Rogers, who graduated with a r-.lasters in Business Administration, were commissioned as a Second Lieutenants in the U.S. Army on August 25, 1999. 2L T LeNoir's first 21.'1' Leoll Rogers duty assignment was the Ordnance Officer Basic Course at Aberdeen Proving Grounds, lYlaryland. 2L T Rogers was given the assignment of Goldbar Recruiter at Easter. Jim Desmond completed his Bachelor of Science degree in Finance and was commissioned on january 15, 2000, as a Second Lieutenant in the Armor Branch. His first assignment was as the Goldbar Recruiter in Eastern's Department of Military Science. MAJ Sherri Farris served on two panels discussions in Fall 1999 semester. The first panel was made up of local leaders for a graduate seminar class, "Theories of Leadership." The second panel was made up of women in different careers and discussion was about their experiences as women in the workp lace. This was for a seminar ca ll ed the "Changing World of Women." Both seminars were taught by Dr. Melanie Mills in the Department of Speech Communication. Approximately fifty cadets traveled to Marsei ll es National Guard Training Area in October for a Field Training Expedition (FTX). This expedition is preparation for a five-week training course conducted by the Army for ROTC members that is held in the summer. The Leadership Excellence Club held a pancake breakfast on November 13, 1999. They served over 500 persons and profits will be used to supplement the cost to students for the Winter 2000 r-.lilitary Ball. ROTC Days were he ld on September 2,1999, and April 27, 2000, on Eastern 's campus. r-.lany pieces of military equipment, including a UH-60 Blackhawk helicopter, was displayed. Everyone had an opportunity to fire blanks from an r-. 1-60 machine gun or an r-.1-16 rifle. ROTC cadets demonstrated rappe ll ing techniques. These special days give people an opportunity to learn about the military, its members, and its activities. These events have been also been very successful for recruiting new members. The ROTC Rifle Team received a grant of more than $7,000 from the National Rifle Association. The monies will purchase high qua lity rifles, coats and shoes, eye protection, kneeling rolls, targets and spotting scopes. Eight ROTC cadets make-up the rifle team, a subgroup of the university's chapter of the Nationa l Honor Society of Pershing Rifles. MAJ Alan Jans is the coach. Congratulations! The ROTC Rifle Team won the Illinois Intercollegiate State Three Position Sma ll Bore Rifle Championship at Sandy Ford Range in Streator, Illinois. The six-member team competed with teams from the University of Illinois Navy Team, the Southern Illinois University Army team, Western Illinois University Army team, and the Illinois State University Army team. Congratulations MAj jans and members of the rifle team! The annual Military Ball was held March 4, 2000. Colonel Danny McKnight, Commander of the Ranger Battalion supporting Operation Restore Hope in Somolia, was the guest speaker. He made a very dynamic presentation on the importance of the American tradition of loyalty to protect and safeguard fallen comrades. His unit fought for 18 hours to protect an American helicopter crew that was shot down and under attack in the streets of r-.logadishu. He is the recipient of the Purple Heart and the Bronze Star for valor in combat in Somoli a.

Faculty/Research & Service Activities: Missy A. Carey Cadet Adlllillistrato/~ SPED, 1997, Eastem Illillois Ulliversity Phi Delta Kappa; AECT; Immigrant Workers Association; Illinois Administrator's Academy MSG Andres Escobar·Felix SeJlior NOIl-Comlllissioned Officer SGT Erika Almonte Espinal Non-Commissiolled Officer MAJ Sherri A. Farris Assis/{mt Professo/~ BS, 1988, Eastem Kentllcky University Military Intelligence Corps Association; Association of United States Army; Women in Military Service for America; Army Achievement Medal; Army Commendation Medal with 4 Oak Leaf Clusters; Meritorious Service Medal; Un ited National Medal; Armed Forces E xpeditionary Medal SSG Larry Guidry Supply NOII-ColII///issiol/ed OfficeJ~· Rallger Challe/lge TeaJ/1 Coach MAJ Alan L. Jans Assistant Professor, BS, 1986, Bowlillg GreeJI State Uuiversity United States Armor Association; Illinois State Rifl e Association; Falcon Club, Bowling Green State University; Pershing Rifles LTC Sefrell al pro///olioll CCI~///Oll)' beil/g collgralll/aled b)' COL WhiISOIl, Bligade Co//////allder MAJ Richard C. Pace Assistaut Professor, !lIS, 1993, Air Force lustitllte of Techuology Tau Beta Pi MAJ Bradley R. Royle Assistal/t Professor, MS, 1999, Eastem Illil/ois Ulliversity LTC Laurence J. Sefren Chairal/d Professor, iI1A, 1982, Arkausas Sfafe Ulliversity Senior Aviator, Airborne Qualified, Air Assault Qualified, U.S. Army Command and General Staff Coll ege; published articles in Aviation Digest; Order of Sr. Michael SFC Todd K. Stokes NOIl-Co//////issioned Officel~· Plafoou Sergeant; Defellder of the Ullifed Sfates alld Its Way of Life COlllmittee; Combaf Iufalltry Award MAl F anis Prolllolioll: Bars are beillg aI/ached b)' her hllsbaNd, Fro/lk, flJ/d herparellts. Honors and Achievements MAJ Sherri Farris Promoted to Major, Military Illtelligmce BlYJllch; Anl/y C01l////eJldafioll for Excellellt Service to Eastem Illinois University, U.s. Anny MAJ Alan Jans k/eritoriolls Se/vice Medal for Outstalldillg PeJjorlJ/allce of Duties, U.S. Anny MAJ Bradley Royle Obfailled M.S. ill H istory, Eastern Illinois University LTC Laurence J. Sefren Prolllofed to LiellfeJlallt Colollel 31

32 Graduate Programs • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • School of Business Master of Business Administration: jalle P. Waylalld, Coon/ilia/or Quality education is the hallmark of the MBA program at Eastern Illinois University. Serving both part and full time students, the program creates opportunity for intellectual growth and personal achievement. The faculty uses a variety of teaching methods to apply theoretical concepts to actual business applications. Quantitative Modeling is a new course that allows the convergence of theory and practices. Students are given application problems that must be solved with modeling concepts using spread sheet analysis. In Operations Management, Dr. Yunus Kathawala asked students to create "The Millenium Mailbox." Working in groups, students met the challenge creating different solutions then displayed their work at the annual Graduate Expo held April 12,2000. Financial Management allows students to integrate marketing, management, and performance measures and controls in current business practices. Students complete both individual and The AliI/mill/II Mailbox Exhibil al Cmdllale Expo group case studies designed to provide comprehensive analyses of firms. Students are required to defend a course of action and submit reports addressed to subordinates and superiors. In all course work, students are provided opportunities to improve team, communication, and critical thinking skills. These skills developed through the program combined with a strong foundation of business concepts ensures that Eastern Illinois University MBA graduates are indeed the "best of class. " School of Family and Consumer Sciences: Master of Science in Family and Consumer Sciences Jl1{1I1ha S. Bro'WJII, Coordil/ator The graduate program in Family and Consumer Sciences is a well established program in its 33rd year. The number of graduates since its inception now totals 619. The Dietetics Option has been a significant part of the degree program since 1981. The American Dietetic Association accredited Dietetic Internship component of the Dietetics Option draws app licants from all across the nation for the limited number of appointments each year. Successful completion of the internship and the degree program permits graduates to sit for the national Registered Dietitian certification exam. The graduate Family and Consumer Sciences program allows students to develop individualized study plans with courses in human development, consumer affairs, nutrition/dietetics, and other approved areas. International courses continue to better prepare students for today's global society. Master of Arts in Gerontology Lorella P. Pra/et~ Coordinator The multi-disciplinary Master of Arts in Gerontology program experienced a very active year. Twenty-one students were enrolled and six graduated during the combined fall and spring semesters. The Gerontology Advisory Board met in October and May to review program initiatives and provide guidance for future directions. Student recruitment efforts were enhanced through the participation in campus and off-campus recruitment programs sponsored by Eastern's Graduate School. This included a graduate student in gerontology accompanying graduate school staff on trips to regional universities. A new M.A. in Gerontology program brochure was developed and distributed as part of this year's recruitment activities. Gerontology faculty continued professional development activities, including participation in the national meetings of the American Gerontological Association, the Association for Gerontology in Higher Education, the Mid-American Congress on Aging, and the Governor's Conference on Aging and Human Services. Several students accompanied the faculty to professional meetings in which faculty and students were active participants. Sherry George was selected as the outstanding graduate student of the year. One of Sherry's accomplishments was to provide leadership in developing an intergenerational (grandparent/grandchild) Elder hostel program on Eastern's campus to occur in Summer 2000. She also presented a paper for the Eastern 's Graduate Expo which was held on April 12, 2000, on "Intergenerational Travel: Opportunities for Fami ly and Consumer Sciences." Dr. Loretta

Prater wrote a grant "Gerontologv Resources and New Directions" and received $39,600 from the Retirement Research Foundation of Chicago to purchase two vans for the Peace r-. leal program. Dr. Jeanne Snyder, former faculty member of gerontology at Northern Illinois University, joined Eastern's staff in January. The latest curriculum development initiative is the Internet gerontology graduate course developed by Dr. Linda Simpson, a faculty member in the School of Family and Consumer Sciences. The course, FCS 5301 - Consumer Behavior of Older Adults, will be available in Fall 2000. The M.A. in Gerontology program is looking forward to a more active recruitment year in 2000-2001 thanks to suggestions resulting from marketing projects completed by students of Dr. Nancy Marlow and Dr. Sid Dudley in Eastern's School of Business. School of Technology: Master of Science In Technology Gene Stralldberg, Coordillator (Fall 1999) Pillg Lill. Coordillator (Sprillg 2000) After serving in higher education for 34 years, Dr. Gene Strandberg retired as graduate coordinator in the School of Technology. Effective January 1, 2000, Dr. Ping Uu was appointed as the new graduate coordinator of the Master of II//ergel/emliol/{Il Tmvel Exhibil {II Cmdll{l/e Fxpo Science in Technology program. He will continue to lead the efforts to build a high quality and student friendl y graduate program. Presently, there is a total of 86 graduate students enrolled in the M. S. in Technology program. Three emphases are being offered in the program, including Technology Education, Technology Management, and Training and Development. The emphases represent a broad spectrum of needs of our students and stake holders. This past year has showcased man y accomplishments of our students in the program. During the awards ceremony in Spring 2000, Clifford Schrader and Mark Henderson were presented with distinguished graduate student awards. During Spring 2000, a total of 19 graduate students passed their degree requirements. Sanjaya Basnet and Joe Wilkerson were awarded a "Pass with Distinction" for their comprehensive knowledge in the field of Technology. In Summer 2000, 10 students graduated from the program. Among them, Dwight Prater was awarded with a "Pass with Distinction." Congratulations to all! Additionally, the graduate program committee started some important initiatives. The committee developed twO graduate certificate programs. One program is on "quality systems" and another is on "work performance technology." We anticipate the certificate programs will enhance our graduate program offerings to better serve our students and employers. The certificate programs will be implemented as soon as we receive approval from the Graduate School. The graduate committee is also working to develop another emphasis in the graduate program regarding computer technology. The School of Technology sponsored Graduate Forum 2000 "Metals, Alloys, and Composites for the New Millennium" on April 14,2000. Presentations were made by Dr. Donald Meinheit ofWiss, Janney and Elstner Associates, Inc. from Chicago, Mr. Robert Grace, FORTA Corporation in Grove City, Pennsylvania, and Dr. David Lange, University of Illinois, Champaign/Urbana. Technology exhibits were also available in the School of Technology laboratories. 33

34 FY2000 Donors • • • • • • • • • • • Class of 1926 j. Fred Adams Class of 1932 Vesta E. Mattie Class of 1934 Gle n N. Titus Class of 1935 Mary K. Dillon Class of 1937 Urban L. Monica l Class of 1938 Raymond B. Co le Gera ldine M. Pipe r Class of 1939 Dorothy E. Fink Mary j. Kayes Class of 1940 Virginia R. Claypool Park M. Fe llers March M. Stokes Guy Dale Vaughn Class of 1941 Virginia Brya n He le n j. Me llin Class of 1942 Harold B. Armstrong Wend e ll A. Bl air Betty j. Faris janice L. Ke ll ey Ge rald Langford Dorothy F. Provines Margare t Louise Smith Class of 1943 j ewell E. Bauman jean Gossett Gain es Louise McConne ll Class of 1944 Leona M. Henschen Lucy M. Mann Charlene C. Shi e lds Class of 1945 Alice Shawve r Class of 1946 M. j oan Coon Winola G rant David P. j e nkins Class of 1947 Lewis j. j enkin s Norma j. Schul tz Class of 1948 Allen S. Monts j ohn L. Robe rts Robe rt D . Tipsword Class of 1949 j eane tte Du za n Norma S. Needh am Na ncy j. Vallee Robe rt G. Wre nn Class of 1950 Donald A. Braue r Peggy j. Dec ke r C harl es Ne lson Grote Paul V. Haase Twill a Darl ene Hanna • • • • • • • Richard L. Olmstead Class of 1951 Paul T. Arnold Lois G. Becke r E lo ise K. Buffe nmeyer john E. Greathouse Le Roy E. Greath ouse Marjori e R. Helgemo C harles john Kozlowski j ohn 1"1. Luthe r Neva E. Powell Class of 1952 Mary B. Gard Alme ta Greathouse Garn er j ames G. Kehi as Harry O. Mill e r Howa rd She ffi e ld Bill y D. Williams Class of 1953 Marcia C. Mardis Bob G. Mill e r Don R. Mye rs Richard D. Rowe Doroth y M. Shiley Wanda L. Williams Class of 1954 Donald H. Branson Donald L. Cal vin William G. Fe lle rs j acque line Golightl y Danie l L. House holde r Donald j. j e hling William N. Lathrop j ane t F. ~l oo e j oa nne A. Olszewski Charl es j. & Marianne Dana Younger Class of 1955 Marth a Ann Gl ass Margaret & Mack W. Hollowe ll Congo j oseph K. Knoll e nberg Phillip G. McDi vitt Roscoe E. Wallace Class of 1956 Doroth y M. Alexande r Marjorie M. Houghl and j o A. Ribe lin j ohn W. Zink Class of 1957 Margaret Fiorillo j acque line S. Gore ham William D. Griggs Robe rt L. Hesler j ames R. Lewis M. Ge ne Newport Sharlene S. Smith Class of 1958 George W. Alliso n Eddi e W. Brooke Alice Koe necke Rex D. Lindley Dale R. McHe nry j. W. Oglesby j oa n R. Po und Ke nne th L. Price Peggy Prince Donald A. Sutphin Class of 1959 Kathl een Arnold Paul Edwa rd Ca rnes D. Dean Crook Angela Doll joe l D. Edgington Larry F. F ulton Gene A. Greek Ron ald D. Grissom Pe rry R. Hall Richard A. j effe rs Ronald D. & Myra j e ffris Edwa rd j. Robinson Dennis R. Schmidt ~Iary j ane West Class of 1960 Charles He nry Baird Mary L. Crall e Be nson L. Finfrock Beverly Fishe r Ronald D. Fitzsimmons Frank H. Grove j ack K. & i\l arge Hatfi e ld Donald E. Malcom Charles M. ~I eece Donald D. Ridl en Class of 1961 Ph yllis 1\1. Fas kin g j anice Kay j ackso n Ve rnon i\ I. j ared j ohn L. Kuruc judith A. Lampkins i\l a linda 1\1. ~I aso n Dale A. Rennels Richard 1\ I. Scott Be tty j. VanFossa n William j. Wolf Class of 1962 j ames R. Andrews H. I\ lichae l Finkl e Barbara Farthin g Gilhaus Kay E. Jones Joseph C. Rotte r Charl es O . Wey Class of 1963 Lawre nce E. Crociani ,Villiam P. Garve r Edwin D. Hea ney C harl es W. Murph y Donald G. Overton j ames H. We bb Bruce D. Wisner Marilyn j. Woern e r Class of 1964 Ste ph en L. Allison Larry W. Becc ue Philip D. Ca rlock G. Alec Cumming j ea nne tte Ee lls-Rich Ste ph en R. Golseth Kare n E. Haire Rudolph G . & Kathryn Hlave k T rud y j. List Sandra j. 1\ IcDo nald Ii ae l C. i\,le rry Gelain e Corne ll ess k Belva C. Rincker Robe rt D. Robe rts Marilyn L. Satte rwhite j ane t Tre iche l C urtis L. T urne r Shirly A. Une kis T om W. White Class of 1965 Step he n Daughhe tee William j. Haire Raymond P. Houser Francine K. Laffe rty Be verly Jane She lton Class of 1966 j ohn I. Barn es Charles K. Barre tt Minor L. Best Roger C. Claa r Richard W. Dodson Marth a J. Finn Way ne L. Granger j ohn C. GuyOt Robe rt C. ni n Frances E. Rard in Willi am S. Reasor James E. Wald en Rick j. Willi ams Class of 1967 Emmanue l i\ lark & Doris Elayne All en SCOtt Armswonh Gary L. Bachman i\l att E. Bales Dav id L. Boyer Be tty j. & William Browning j anice Lynn Brya nt Gordon F. Case Dee Clump Robe rt j. Hardig Eileen 1\1. Hea ly Gale n L. & Barba ra I-linke l Robe rt F. j ones Walte r T. Knolle nberg Ronald L. Longtin Martin j. J\,lansfi e ld Sharo n S. I\ larth Laura ~1. Rao Eliza be th Sca rbrough David G. Sic be rt Richard L. Sumption Donald Ke ith Wa lden Lind a K.Wolz Class of 1968 W. Lee Ad ams Steve William Be nve nu to Jimmy C. Biggs Donald D. Boo he r Bill y Ray Dabbs Thomas A. Eva ns James P. Evans Lind a L. Gaddey Harry Ke ith Gad d is Mary W. Geo rge Ned Gough j effrey E. Gray Linda j. Hard way Ga ry D. He pne r Thomas R. I-Ioehn Edwin C. Husscmann i\l arga re t Lagard Doris j . Lau Ga ry M. Leac h James C. Nas hland Alan K. Ortegren Larry W. Peyto n She rid an L. Pulley David R. Sampson j effrey G. & Lil a SCOtt T homas N. Seng Thomas i\ I. Stinson Willi am A. Sunde rman Paul V. Wille nborg C harles W. Witters Linaya D. Yates-Lea Class of 1969 Wallace W. Beele r Billi e j eanne Be lobraydic Dav id R. Bill ingsley Sandra j ean Bl and Alice E. Bolie k j anice j. Bond Samue l R. Book Lowell D. Bourne Ruth A. Browning Ronald A. Crisp Ste ph en B. Darne ll Rona ld Downs Richard L. G rafton Linda Green Je rry B. Hamil ton Carol A. H ubbartt Carol j. Kemp Wesley C. Krueger Joe S. Land es Richard H. Lev i Harold L. Lowry Richard L. i\ lcJ\,lurray Thomas A. Pigati Vic tor L. Pillman Thomas i\ I. Preisse r Ronald L. Re nfer Alan L. Richey Ronald E. Ruby Donald A. Sabey John W. Schable F. J\,lichael Schaeffer Donald C. Stewa rt Steven F. T hurn Robe rt J. Tredway Barbara A. We idman Dean A. Wessels j ames L. Zumbahle n Class of 1970 Robe rt L. Ande rko Juli a Ann Arne tt Lore n j. Blackfe ln e r Luanne C. Blade Sara h E. Bri an Richard L. Brucke r Ke nne th D. Caraway Harry j. Cia peck Sue E. C undall Maril yn J. Donahoo Sandra K. Dzurny Joseph Frisina T e rry G. FrittS Richard W. Frothingham Larry D. Grcen James R. Gri es Au stin j ones Robe rt E. Kasten Bl air D. Kelch Stanley 13 . Kramkowski Stephen H . Larson George F. Lary Judy K. ~" er s Darre ll L. Prince Sandra K. Rippon Richard G . Roding Paul a S. Schwark John i\ I ikal Stol e Jan i\1. Sturm Gary A. T otte n Bruce G. Vo llrath L. Ke ith White Bonita F. & Robe rt Paul Wilson Steven E. Wright Class of 1971 j ames W. Bandy Robert E. Beachey Robe rt D. Bills Gregory A. Bonn e ll Gary A. Brush William D. Burre ll Beve rly Kay Campbe ll Roy L. Carnine Kathleen N. C urry Kenne th D. Doetsch j ohn M. Easter Richard A. Fox Rodney K. Greene Franki e C. He inzmann G len R. Huston Eri c L. Joshu j ames C. Keaste r Jim 1\ I ichael Ke lsey Carolyn S. Kind e r Ann E. Krame r Robe rt P. i\l axson Diane L. Morrison I\l arye ll en Naughton Darle ne L. Neil Gary D. N ixon Harry E. Pogue Ga ry D. Ruck Lois E. Smith Lynn M. Ti ce Virgini a L. Vogel I\lichae l D. Walte r Curtis H. We hrmann Susan D. \Vesterman Class of 1972 Elsie J. Augustine Robe rt L. Bande ra Barbara C. Bokan Byron L. Boyer j anice E. Caloia Charles R. Coffey Lillie j. Cole man j ames P. Dady Leona rd L. Decke r Bre nda j. Decke r David C. Doebl e r j acqu e line S. Dority Richard C. & Ma ry L. Droste Jane A. Elmore & Ste ph en Schnorf Richard L. Ewing Co le ttc Gernon Linda J. Ha le Dale A. Hann e r David Leroy Holloway Kenneth E. H orslTlan Carole A. Hutchison Thomas R. Hyse ll

James W. Jefford Deborah A. I\ lcClellan Mark J. Morrow Roger L. Archi ba ld Jeffrey J. Obersche lp Robert N. Kincade Gregory P. i\leador Frank A. Mumford i\lary A. As hley Linda l\hrie O lson St uart B. Lenhoff Willard E. Nelson Willi am Brad Park D avid W. Bassett Maureen M. Oswald D. Suzanne I\IcClure Nancy Ellis Ordway Rodney D. Pl ackett Gwenda D. Booth Michael T. Pard ini Ca rl T. Mito Willi am W. Pattara Kenneth E. Pownall All en D. Buck ne ll Robert A. Poli zzi Jean M. Nelso n James D. Price Kevin V. Roberts Patricia L. Clarke James H. Pri tchard Dann y L. Parkinson C indy L. Pufahl Anth ony A. Ruggeri Toni Anne Cole Catherine tv1. Provenza Tommy L. Reichart David L. Sappenfield James R. Schnorf Thomas P. Crame r Susa n L. Radloff Me lvin A. Rushton l\lichae l Scad uto Amy F. Sewa rd Howard L. Darn ell Michael B. Rensc he n Stephe n R. Sincla ir Willi am A. Schafer Pamela j. Simpson Thomas M. Dersc h Anthony J. Scala Rand y W. Siuda Roger G. Shaw Dennis Sterchi Kathryn A. D ixon Jean M. Schaffne r Willi am R. Sprehe Kathl een A. Slezak Peggy R. Strothmann Donald G. Dotza uer Jca nnea K. Shie r Anne T. Sur Michael A. 'T'oepfe r Thomas All en Zelas ko Donald Allen D rennan Mary Ann Springe r Thomas E. & La Donna J. Sandra L. Vacey Kath leen W. Fa rnsworth Cheryl j. Sto ut Swanson Gary L, Vest Class of 1977 Stephen T. Fears Eliza beth Waldman Elizabe th K. Va nDyke Janet M. Z urc he r John S. Bartal Leland L. Fre be rg Pamela Ann Wright Randy G. Weeks R. Michael Be nnett Richard R. Furmansk i Da na J. Yungck Lind a L. Wesemann Class of 1975 Rodney L. Bledsaw Jeffrey j. Germer Mary j. Zeck Linda An n White Barbara A. Baure r Paul a S. Ca rr Cynthia Ma ri e Grove D iane Elaine Zuh one-Shore Robert D. Bie lenbe rg Michael R. Copeland Susan C. Harpe r Class of 1973 Nolan R. Black Robe rt G. Dillon Virginia C, Hausman Class of 1981 35 Jo Ann Baldwin Dona ld C. Brands Jill Ann Eastin Karla R. Hodge Sherri Ann Ahlfi eld Steven K. Boyer Brad L. Burgett Mark R. Eichhorn Ga il Hoke MaryBe th I. Apolza n Edward F. Brick Kathl een A. Connor Jan E. Fe hrenbacher Lynn Ann Holcomb Linda A. & Robe rt S. Jane t R. Burn ett G le nn H, Fred rickson Mark A. Fleshn e r Michae l]. H und Arredondo Paul R. Cady ]. Ma rk Ge ninatti Rick Goeckne r Alice Louise Hupp James Edwa rd Bail ey Mark A. Camfield Dyke H. Hanson Michael R. Goodwin Robe rt Price Karl James Upton Bronson Jerry L. Cooley James A. Hi nze Joseph C. Harris Richard]. Kitchell T orrance V. Campbell Eilee n Cooney Gwendolyn S, Huse k William C. Hay Kim Ann Knezovich C he ryl Christofilos Larry D. Crews T homas R. Jenkins George Edward He ppe C harle ne Koroby T eresa Ann Coalte r Dan R, C unningham Jay P. John ston Michael Blair Hise Juli e A. Labhart Darcey M. Cuffman Richard L. Curran Charles Alan Kozlowski Donald P. Horn Jane D. Lochhead Michae l T. Cynova Willi am j. Danie ll Gary M. LaFave D avid A. Horn Michae l F. McGuire Kay Ann DeLong Steve n C. Dennis Wayne A. Le hmann Harrie t E. Johnson N icholas C. Me rrill, Jr. Richard L. Die kempe r Philip B. D evermann Dani el R. Lemme Dru Kin g Michael]. Metzge r Paul E. Donh am Stephen E. Ferguson She rril A. MacDonald Connie D. Komnick Thomas L. Mul vey Mary Louise Downs The resa A. Fields Joseph J. Malina Richard L. Koopman Mary Catherine Nestle r Nancy J. Durham Randall P. Gardn er T homas R. Maskey D anie l E. Lawre nce Jose ph R. N itch Patrick J. Fay Joan Guciardo Rudolph O. Mesner Anne Lynne Long Jeffrey H. Perry Norbert A. Gilmore Daniel Hochleu tner Dan D. Morgan Steven A. & Cathleen M . Lynda A. Potter Jayne Ann Goldstein Roy R. H odgeman Irene M. Mullensc hlader Lux Jon W. & Sharon Louise James C. Grimm D eborah H. Houghton Cynthia G. Murray Ann Manno Rector Joyce A. Haitsma D avid N. Howrey Alberto J. Ordonez Janice A. Pellegrini Mark R. Rogstad Kevin M. Harden Randolph E. Hughes Ruth T. Patchett Vickie K. Polarek Thomas A. Root Kirk A. Helle r D onald Euge ne Jesse Frederick N. Pipe r Deborah Radliff John R. Schultz Mary Kay Hencken Ray L. Johnson Gary E. Poskin Michael L. Reynolds Steven M. Smith Jacque lin e M. He rald Timothy M. Kearns Patrick A. Ramage Kenneth Schweighart Anne Snyde r Norman W. Holmes Michael C. Ke rne r Robert S. Rea Joe H. Sexton Rebecca ]. Ste ine r Carla S. Honselman Gary F. Kind le Richard]. Repking All en J. Shevlin Jennifer K. Stephe n Jeffrey Huxtabl e Daniel Knollenberg Mary Elle n Richards Jeanne N . Skaras C indra K. Stiff James L. Je nkins Kenne th R. Kost Israel W. Rwejuna Be rnard E. Strache John Paul Strnad Audrey E. Jorns Paula]. Krueger Roger j. Schweighart Stephe n E. Wall Gayle L. Stumpf Kathi Katche r Jennife r L. Langley Jules D. Spindle r Gregg A. Wells Barbara L. Sutorius Deborah A. Ke ith Craig R. Luke Joan E. Swearinge n Jon R. Williams Bruce E. Thompson Janis H. Kelso Michael S. Lysake r D e nnis W. Taylor Gary E. Youn t Ka the rine M. Vance Daniel L. Kolb Clarence Mille r Patricia F. Ursie Debra L. Zuber Mark C. Voss Steve M. Kumme r Susan Breeze N ied Betty J. Utl ey Sua nne Waymack Carter j. Lamb Vicki D. Payne Linda J. We lty Class of 1978 Terry Luanne Wingate SCOtt R. Lensink Richard E. Ramsey Ronald E. Wilcox Edward A. Acke re t Debra C. Zambrowicz Susan M. Dye Lowery Richard T. Sanne r David B. Williams Cathe rine N. Anstrom William R. Nohme r Gary W. Schwa rtz Howard M. Atkison Class of 1980 Raymond L. Pahl Rebecca J. Seay Class of 1976 Robe rt N . Banwart Alice Jane Adams Susan Kay & Michael Qualls Susan Ca rol Smith Steven D. Ande rson Karl K. Barn es Susan M. Bothof Donald F. Reinhold Sharon L. Sportsman T homas J. Bake r Kelli C. Barne tt Anita Broeren Jean M. Root Richard M. Steele Joe A. Barnes Steve n A. Braun Rita Kay Browning Jeffrey L. Russell Mi chael R. Ste phe nson Ruthann M. Bloom Kathy A. Byers Susan Joyce Burge Joseph C. Sande rs John R. T aylor Carol Jo Brewer Theresa M. Callozzo Karen S. Calandro Kathl een A. Schoe ne William G. Thommen Donald L. Brubake r Joe M. Caputo Christina Campbell Mark A. Scobbie Gordon L. Walte r Barbara A. Carlson Robert D. Ca rr E rin Carpe r Don E. Skuta Norma]. Walte rs Barbara W. Christensen Maureen M. Clark T eddy An-Liang Chie n Paul Spangard Michael L. Weaver Steven James & Marsha K. Cheryl Sue Clemmons Virginia A. C laus Brent E. Stayton Judy Kay Whikehart Coleman Carl D. Davidson Jeffery K. C reighton Karlene Stuart Guy ' V. Coons She lley A. Davis Gary R. Dowling Sharon L. Sypole Class of 1974 Jon E. Davis Holly H. F isher Danie l Lee Drake Robe rt L. Urbance Arrie Ammons John Michael Day Be rnard J. Fitton Anita E. Edge Douglas Wade Janis ]. Batty I\larty Ray Doan Lisa J. Gradle Lynn N. Farwig William Yarbrough Julia M. Brown Carl L. Dolson Sylvia M. Hill Eric A. Frick De nnis A. Young Patrick J. Carte r David C. & Susa n Jen Dru ry Jane t L. Kalal Al an A. Ganci Danny L. Ca rte r Pamela L. Due hr N icholas Ti Kan Walter Geery Class of 1982 Thomas D. Davenport William Jay E mrich Matthew Madigan Dennis Grahn Jay ne E. Aydt Jane t E. Fillcsky James L. Finley Robe rt K. Mattheessen John A. Grant Cynthia A. & D anie l E. David M. Gass Diana Lynn Ga rbis Mark Donald Mille r Edwa rd W. Gross Beeler Ann Gerhold D. Roger Giffin Susan E. Mill e r Brook A. Haebich Daniel E. Beeler Diana J. G losse r Laura J. Golowski Michael J. Murrill Rita M. Hamilton Che ryl A. Bigham Jon F. Gosse Harvey Gordon Luis E. Ordonez Bradley K. Hatfield Robert C. Bodee Eric R. Heiple Robe rt E. Harris Deborah Jo Owens Gale K. Helpingstine Tobin Ray Brown Susa n C. Hoaglund Linda J. Heath Kathleen A. Pechaue r Kenne th A. John son The rese M. Butle r-Bodee Terry L. Howe Debra L. Hofstetter D enise R. Pe rry Martin A. Joseph Jea nine L. Colwell T e rry T. Hutchison Susan L. Jeisy James V. Raupp Rex H. Kallembach Mark Alan Conklin D avid A. Kater Joyce E. Jurgens Rodney Al vin Ringger Katherine A. Kramper Phyllis A. Cuomo Monica K. Kemezys Michael H. Klaus Thomas F. Rochford Tracey Ann Malkovich Randall P. Darlak Carl F. Keown Larry Lagesse Dan Shuler Angela E. Markus G regory G. Ditman M ichae l E. Koontz Kabra K. & James M. G regory L. Swango Barry J. Maurizio Mary A. Dougherty Ronald A. Koopman Lange n Clare nce W. Wilson Rick L. McKibben Suzanne M. Doyle Karen j. Lindley Jean A. Lawlor D ebra J. McNamara D arlene K. Drilling Leslie J. Livesay Kari A. Li vesey Class of 1979 Theresa A. Myers Matthew Fre imuth Thomas E. Loga n Jane A. Locke tt Francine Ahern G len S. N atschke Judy A. Ethell Glatz D avid L. Love & Sharon L. James A. Me llin Jea nn e Althoff David R. Newstat Ronn A. & Che ryl A. Full-Love G regorek

Edward R. I-lack Kri sti Con cion Gregory l\llIl Payne Lvnn ~Iari e Farrell l\.arherine Harten Brian Kenn eth Cooper Joann e ~I. Pugsley S~ra B. Flahen y Class of 1989 Richard E. Henderson L\' nn 1\1. Danielson .lannette R.. Rutan Ii chael F. Fleming Victoria Dawn Alban Colleen D. Hepner D~n A. Dawkins Barbara E. Sassen i\ ianhew John Gamache Brent R. Barnard Darrell ~I. Hoffman Susan L. DeCarlo Tom Jcrome Schnell Karen Gill Rcgina Anne Birch Lisa A. Hudgens Linda Oglc De Frank Frederick Shumake Donald W. Gorec ki Debra Sue CamrenGregg S. Klinzing Da vid Eric Dennison Bryan E. Siben Carrie E. Gosset Anderson Karen J. Koning N ita 1\1. Drewes-Neville Thomas J. Siedleck Robe n James Grasty Susa n Lee Deega n Barbara 1\1. Leutz John P. Ehl e rs Jeffrey 1\1. Sterling 'rrisha Dawn Griffith Karen Sue Edwards James George l\IcKeown Timothy L. Fedrigon Donna ~I. Stokley Colleen J. Hamme l Susan D. Frederick ~Iark S. ~Iichelini Thomas William Fl ynn Zhu Hong Tang Stephen James He i! Barbara K. Geiger I\lichaei R. Nevill Lisa Rvna Fritseher Corinne T. 'Thompson Lisa A. Henrichs Lena i\larie Grotenhuis Ronda K. Palmgren David A. Goss ~Iary J. Walker Tamara]. Jagosh Lave rna J. Harper "'lark Anthony Panozzo Janct S. Grove Tracv Wetherton Patsv Jane IX Todd Edward 'r yron James & Cassandra Garv Alan Parrem Lisa lleitzmall Rich;rd S. Whightsil Jansen Sue Harrison Gar;y R. Pirc Diane Ceclia Herndon Julia I. Winh Dere k S. Johnson John T yler Herbert ""ary Elizabeth Power Susan D. IX Jeffrey SCOll Steven J. Ziua Steven Frank John so n Eric David Hess ~Iary Jayne Prior Hunt Paula ~I. Jordan I\ lona ~I. Kocher ""arie E. Reitze ll 'T'heodore]. Kissinger Class of 1986 Timothy Kevin Kell y Jeff SCOll Krumholz Carol Elaine Rennier Krinelle Sue Kuhle Gregory J. IX Donna Jeffrey J. Kellman Sharon Kay 1\ loehn 36 I\lichael D. Rhoda Jonathon K. Lippold Baggcrl y Jill Therese Le hre r Beverl y Lynn Nickelson Tracy A. Robens Jeff Lorentson i\laureen Bau111ganen T odd William Lindsey Paul C. N iewinski Tv Robe rt IX Kara Lee Debora Lynn Love ~Iaril n S. Bi ehl e r Catherine Linning Gary Ralph Oxford i{oya l Ann Eli zabeth Luciani Donald A. Borschel ~Iark L. tija sev ich Jon ark Pubentz Dina M. Sackman Laurie Ann Lyons Daniel 1'. Brosseau Craig Alan allhis Robert B. Reardon Rodney L. Schaefer We nd y B. 1\lcl\ Iorris Susan I\lary Burton Diana Wilma I\laue Deanna Kay Rcbello Alan Schroeder Craig John Nelson Penny Buns Jaimelle A. ~IcCulle y Andrea Deann Washington Robert]. Sharp Gretchen E. Niehaus Josep'h Paul Cardona Gregory L. ~Iendenhall William ~I. Smith Timothy K. Oakley Brian A. Christensen Janet L. ~Iichel Class of 1990 Martin John Therrien I\hlftin O'Connor rk Evan Collom Thomas Arthur oore David Lee Braddock Frederick A. Treiber Dale Olson Richard L. Cunnington Diane Renee ~Iorgan Cheri Ann Burcharn Lisa J. Tuomala i\lary J. Patzin Deanna L. Daughhetee- Lorinda j. I\lorga n SCOll Risk Champlin John R. Valentine Kath y L. Prigge Vinson Jill H Natzke Geraldine E. Covert Michael W. Williams Lynelle E, Rh ymes Cynthia Dorris James Newkirk Jerry j. Esker James E. Yarbrough Andy D. Richmond Karen ~I. Ecke rt I\lary Nonnemacher ary V. Gerstein Kathleen E. Zun iga Roy O. Ron ey Gary All an Fisher Deena C. Powell I\ lichael William Gladson Ernest David Rumple Regina Kae Fonner JeffW. Prior Ann I\larie Heimann Class of 1983 Eric Robert Runck Kevin J. Fox Randall SCOll Robbs Dale Leroy Huisinga Linda K. Bowles Jackie E. Sadler Kim Fumagalli Kent Rodgers Georgia A. Jansscn Diana S. Briscoe I\ lyron 1'. Salmon SCOll R. Goers I\lary Sue Rudolphi Christopher J. & Laura Jean Karen L. Coger Thomas E. Sherry Joan E. Hannon I\ lallhew B. Ru sse ll .J ensen June Cardell Cooper Dani e l r. Spitz all ew J. Heimrieh Jen ifer A. Schwalb David 1\1arrhew Koons Mary j. Cox Timothy Jay Streid Jill F. Hempen Dennis Werner ShUllY Curt Lee Leppert Anne 1\1. DiSandro Karen K. Suggs Paul S. Henrikson William A. Siegel all ew Eugene Love Kimberl y A. Falk Victoria 1\ I. Thomson I\lary E. Holdsberg Terry R. Stilt Jaime Lee ~IcCork\e Elizabeth]. Frankie Bruce K. Vignos Cheryl Holthaus Kurt David Slllmpf SCOll Jeffery I\leador Jean Ann Gassaway Nancy K. Warner Gary E. Keck LaNe lle R. Sunnquist She ryl Kaye ""eye r Dennis G. Hearn Lisa K. Williams Christian James Keller Dan B. Tap Brian Robert lYlichel Robin L. Heberer Da vid SCOll Williamson Susan Theresa Kennedy Sharon I. Willen Sun deep 1\1. Oberoi Willi am L. HUllon Judith A. Wolters Jody Lynn LaFollelle Susa n Diane O'Neill Anna ~I. Kalk Christopher J. Lindauer Class of 1988 Bonnie Pashkow 1\1 urtaza Ali Khan Class of 1985 John E. Lopes Ii chae l R. Appl ebee I\lan-Wei Peng Caryn A. Kin gseed Dale Lee IX 1\ la ry E. Batso n Sharo n Kay Luecke Allison N . Bartle Dawn ~Iarie Pollina Kim Marie Lietz E laine C. BeallY Amy J. ace Lisa Lynn Be rg Karol Ruth Reis Dennis P. I\IcCormick Duane R. Benn Tena ~I. ~latas Darlene K. Bingham I\lonica ~I. Rhodes Willie I\IcKinney Steven D. Beyer Kell y .1 0 ~lcDevill Kcrrie Ann Bondi Bryan John Romane Josep h Bruno ~Iikrut ~Iary Blolna Suzanne R. ~Iullad y Shelley Ann Busse n Laura D. Sleade Sharon 1'. Millburg Therese A. Boll Leigh Ann Myers James David Dicenso I\lelissa Anne Tracy Marc Liston Miller Laura Brachok Jeffrey A. Ncwman Philip A. Faust Anthony Ventimiglia Karen J une ~ I ill er Peggy E. Brandon SCOll B. O'Brien Jacqueli ne S. Fishe r Charles F. Wascher Stephen C. Mitze Farrell Alan Brooks Regina L. Papan Art hur Lee Fleming Ci ndy D. Webb Sandra A, I\lorris Christine i\L Buening Donna J. IX Carl Stoud Randal SCOll Flesch Barbara Ann Webster Sharon M ungai Patrick J. Carroll Platou Kendra Lyn Freeman Joseph W. Neisler Laura A. Connerl y David Scott Porch Sabine U. GUll Class of 1991 Janet Nixon I\\arybeth Coonrod John A. Rafferty Peggy Jo Hargis Joseph Hen ry Apke Curtis A. Overpeck Steven E. Corret ~Iary L. Rauh Craig Alan Heave ns Donald D. Archer Chris L. Pierson Susan I\larie Cross Todd R. Romine Richelle Heggemeier Gail S. Benson Pame la D. Quade Richard E. Daviso n James L. Ru sse ll Kathy arie Holmberg Susan ~Iary Ben-Yoseph Richard Alan & Lori Denise Joseph F. Eilerman Tim P. Shay Rebecca Lynn Holmes Laura j. Brown Rebhol z ~Iar a Ann Elsas Dawn ~\aric Sigler ~Iary E. Jorstad Dawn I\L Burr Richard W. Redeker Luke S. Filosa Brian T. Simcur Karen ivl. Kaczmarek Brent Wayne Campbell Michael John Riordan Charles E. Finley Jewel A. Simmons Annene I\larie Krenz Doug Alan Diedrich Kath y A. Rosenkrans Krystal Fitzpatrick C harl es K. Simpson Cheryl Ann I\larteen y Joh n D. Donham Frank A. Ruscio Con ni e E. Fontaine Angela D. Sims SCOll Allen 1\ lason Jean Renae F iorini Barry Schaefer John Edward Fuhler ~Iiles L. Stille Brock Edward I\lobley Wendy Smith Hansen Tamara Schliller Joyce Gaggstaller Stephanie 1\1. Verardi Andrew I\locherek Paul Dennis Hard Gary A. Scholl meier Darcy Jan e Garfinkel ~Iichele ~I. Vogt SCOll Michael Norton Louise Jane Having Patrick K. Sharick Timothy 1'. Gebel I\lary Beth Wallacc Christopher E. Orrell Carolyn A. Horsma n Clinton W. Spruell Kenneth Geragosian I\lichael j. Walsh Juli a A. Overstreet Timothy James Hoster Annmarie D. IX "'Iitchell W. William ~I. Gross Daniel ~I. Wesoloski Steve R. Persingcr Eric Jon Kesler Steffen Karen Hail e Donna Downey vViemann I\lclissa A. Price Angela C. Kistner Carol D. Wakefield ~Iaureen Ann Jackson-Kotek William S. \Villiams Steve Allen Readnour Bernard J. Kitten Becky J. Webb Robert E. Jordan Jamie L. Williamson Dawn C. Rickert Robert William Mandevill e Kathy M. Weinzierl Todd I\lichael Karas Cyd ney Latell Wolf Rep. Dale Allan Righter Kelly Ann McAuliffe Steven M. Wente 1\ Lucia Ann Kenner Urs ul a H. Wuthrich Robert C. Schmill Janet 1\,1. I\leycr Thomas F. Krisch Patricia A. Zubal Shelly Anne Seibert Cheryl Ann I\litchell Class of 1984 Robert R. Landers Darry l W. Silver C hrista Ann IX Brian Lee Linda Amellis Linda A. 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Knoop Jill Ell en Dingels Jo,· Ann Ca lbe rt USX Fo unda[ion, Inc. Ke ith Kohanzo SCOtt W. Due nse r N icole D. Clod fe lte r Will ow Springs Found ati on Kare n S. Lind ley Ta ni a Jea n Gordon Pam i\ 1. Cun d iff Corporate Donors Re becca L. Litton Donald C. Hawrysz Toni i\l ari e D urhan) Alcoa Leona i\ I. Lucas Susa n L. Hil tOn i\ larv F. Ged di e Allstate Insurance Compa ny Friends Harold A. i\ lale horn Lawre nce W. Hoagland Willi am F. Gonza lez Amere n C IPS Found ation Timoth y & Gail i\l ason i\l e lanie Ann Isaacs Ryke r i\liche ll e i\ 1. Hagen Ame ri can Express Company Vicki Baue r Robe rt i\ le ie r T e resa Gail Kassing Brian E. Haggard Ame ri can Inte rnational Ph illip Brown Joh n i\1. i\ lesse r Dav id C. Lustig T homas Jacob I-Iampton Gro up, Inc. William F. Conne lly T homas P. i\ loncada Lisa i\ I ichae ls-Barr Karen A. Jeffers Ameritech Foundati on Craig Cuda i\ lyra Jea n i\l ood y Stacey Jo O'Brie n De nise L. Jobe And erse n Consulting Nancy E. Curran Doree n i\ 1. Ne lms Jami i\ larie Pain te r Jana L. Lawso n Foundation, lnc. Richard A. Demme Jane t L. Norbe rg Che rvl Lvnn Parke r Stacy Alyse Leavitt Archer- Daniels-i\ I idl and Carole D . End orf i\l aril yn S. Oglesbv Suzal;ne ~I ri e Pe ters Timothv Edward & Erica D . Corporation Elinor An n F inlavson S. Jayne Ozie r Je nnife r L. Phe lan i\ lay Ba ltimore Life i\ lichae l F. Fless,;e r Na ncy C. Page Debra Ann Reed Tamara Lynne l\ loshtagh Becke r Co nvise r John C. G ucke rt Lore tta P. Prate r Caro lvn L. Re nken Ben Andrew Pe rez Boe ing Company G le n E. Hesle r Foste r C. & Jean Rinefort Georgia A. Ryan Lora Jea n Ph illips Carle Fou ndation Doro[hy j. Holl ey Kathryn A. Roo ke Je nnife r S. Schissle r Brian R. Rickelman Caterpillar Fo undation R. Winn Holley Claud D. Sande rs Jod i Rae Sparlin Do uglas Thomas Simon C hiquita Brand s Wa ldo S. Holl ey Barbara A. Seagren i\l e l C. \\"orkman We ndy R. Trimble In te rnati onal Richard Holli day L ind a D. Simpson Lonni e Jay Wright Co llegiate Business Women James W. Je fford T'oni Smith Class of 1997 Consolid ated Ke nneth Kohanzo Jea nn e R. Snyde r Class of 1994 Re nee N. Andrews Com mun ications. Inc. 1\ larjori c Kra us Ju di th Sunde rman Jenifer j. Anderson Benjamin David Board Effi ngham County i\ larga ret Lagard Rona ld I. Sutli ff Ea rl T. As hmore Daniel Wayne Crowley Community Foundation Robert Lain Jaca lyn 1\ 1. Swango Cra ig All en Bernard Da,·id D. Da ughh etee E IU O ffice Staff Support Joyce Linde lof Dan ie l E. Thornburgh Na ncv Elizabe th Bove r Amy Den ise DeWi tt Group Karen Lo ngti ne Do nald F. T inglev SCOtt ·Larry Brau n . Karie L. D rees Eli Lill y and Company Amy j. Lynch \ 'an lou Trunk Steven Wayne Clapp Donna Jean Eiskamp Fireman's Fund Foundation Ru th Ann ~ I ie r Wafee k S. Wahby Josep h O. Daugherty Adam i\ 1. Frederick First i\ lid-lIli nois Ban k & Anthony i\ I ier i\ lary Alice Wa lke r T imot hy E. Davis Keith Thomas Fuentes Trust,1\ lattoon i\larion i\ li ne r Iill r Robert G. Win kleb lac k Karla E lise F reeze Thomas Dean Gambill Gene ral Electric Foundation Ruth i\li ne r-Kessei Deborah A. Wood ley Chad Aaron Holth aus Tracy Lee Gi ll Gilbert i\ letzger i\ lad igan, Edward i\ lodglin Ca rolyn S. Woolever Jessica Lea n & i\ lichae l Kati~ i\larie G reen LLP Rebeca D. k C harles W. Wootton Wayne Hoppe Trang j. Gregg Glaxo\\'ellcome Douglas A. O'Leary Barbra Di ane Wyli e Lynn i\ larie Hovanec i\ lark Gregory Harris Bank Foundation Tom Po lgree n Terrill P. Isaacson Kurt Lee Hesterman Hoffe r Pl astic Corporation Ga rv Price Cheree E. Joerger Scott C. Kingen' Household International, Ke l;t E. Reeves ".III/V 1.1999, tim}/(gh .llllleJO, Ann i\ larie J ump Alfred Luchetti Inc. Pa u I j. Reynolds 2(1(1(1 ChristOpher j. Karch James J. i\ laisenbacher IBi\ 1 Corporation i\le lissa j. Schiff Brian Joseph Kern Lawrence R. i\ lajkszak Kemper CPA Group Ardelle L. Scohy AIIOIIJ1JI10IIS gifls (Ire appreciC heryl Lou Lipe Jennifer C. i\IcDonough KPi\ IG Peat i\ larwick Jeffrey H. T hompson filed ({lid (Ire 1101 desigllflled ill James Eugene 1\ lathews i\ lichelle A. i\IcElwee Foundation Zachary T. Was hi ngtOn this listillg. Ju li e L. i\ lichael Amv LYnn i\ ld \l aster-Harris Lincoln National i\largaret J. Weber Brian \ Villiam Patton i\ lario i\ 1. i\ lerlano Foundation. Inc. Clarence E. Richey Billie J. i\ litchell Lockheed i\ lartin Diane Leslie Rieck i\ I ichael J. :\ loore Corporation Nicholas J. Sarallo Paul James Pickle), Lucent Technologies Jeffrey Cah·in Scott Kathv Elaine Rhodes Lumpkin Foundation Staci Lackey Todd Dani~1 Ray Rodgers i\laritz. Inc. Craig William Zude Theresa :\1. Schackmann i\ larsh & i\IcLennan Jeremy Schwartzkopf Company, Inc. Class of 1995 K",hleen i\ I. Svfert i\ lattoon Kennel Club. Inc. Jennifer Anne Baum Shane P. \\'illo·ughby i\la,' Department StOres Steven C, Branch Company Kyle A. Brueggemann Class of 1998 i\IcGraw-Hill. Inc. Andrew K. Brummel Jennv Diane Ash i\ lercantile Bancorp. Inc.

Accountancy Advisory Board Laurel G. Allenbaugh Robert A. Polizzi COl/troller BI/sil/ess Jl/al/ager First tvlid-Illinois Whee l Loaders & Bancshares, Inc. Excavator Division I\llattoon, IL Cate rpill ar, Inc. Aurora, IL Tomas J. Baker COlltroller Kent E. Reeves, CPA Nakano Foods, Inc. Fairfie ld, I L 1\1t. Prospect, IL Kent N. Rodgers, CPA Jeffrey W. Bierman Oli ve LLP Mallager Bloomington, IN 38 KPMG Pea t Marwiek LLP Marc Sanner St. L ouis, 1\10 Croup COl/troller Archer Dani e ls I\ lidl and Karen L. Brown, Chair Decatur, IL Presidel/t al/d CEO Staley Empl oyces C redit Jim Schnorf Union Chief Ope({ttil/g Officer Deca tur, IL Contine ntal Ca pital & Equity Corporation Tony D. Burrell Longwood, FL Audit/Tax AlaI/agel' Illinois Agri cultural Darrel Taylor Auditing Association COlltroller Bloomington , IL R.R. Donne lley & Sons Company Carl L. Dolson Mattoon, IL Pal11/er McGladrey & Pull e n Craig Thiel, CPCU, CLU LLP Systellls Projetl Mal/agel' Peori a, IL State Farm Insurancc Corporatc South Judy A. Ethell, CPA Bloomington, I L Pflttller Price Watc rhouse Steven M. Wente Coopers LLC Pal1l/er St. Louis, MO Doehring, Winders & Company LLP Bernard Hardiek Mattoon, IL Retired Presidetlt Worldwide Agriculture Equipme nt Division John Deere Moline, IL Robert A. Lahr, CPA Member in Charge Kemper CPA Group LLC Mt. Ca rme l, lL Joyce A. Madigan, CPA Parll/er Gilbert, Metzge r & Madigan, LLP Charl eston, IL Robert C. Manion Retired PCl/1l/er & CFO Ande rsen Consulting Hinsdale, IL Ken Pardue Vice Presidel/t FIN O VA Capi ta l Corporation Chi cago, IL Gary A. Pat rem COlporate Accou/ltillg Mallager Consol idated Communica tions Mattoon, IL ROTC Advisory Council Delores Archimbault History Richard Barta I\ lusic William Benedict Sociology Martha Brown Family & Consumer Scie nces Cadet LTC Kara Escajeda Battalion Commander MAJ Sherri Farris ROTC Russell Gruber Psychology Mark Haines Special Events Larry Helsel T echnology Carol Helwig Earl y C hildhood, Elementary, & Middle Level Educa tion Robert Hillman Booth Library Ted Ivarie Lumpkin Coll ege of Business & Appli ed Sciences MAJ Alan Jans ROTC Gene McFarland Ph ysical Educa tion Thomas Nelson Zoology Cynthia Nichols C ivil Rights, Affirmative Action & Di ve rsity Jill Nilsen Planning & Public Affa irs Jerome Rogers Athl etics MAJ Bradley Royle Ac ting C hair, ROT C Bill Searle English Jeanne Simpson Academi c Affairs Charles Titus History Erin Wesley Eastern Illinois Uni ve rsity Cadet MAJ Brock Zimmerman Battalion XO School of Family & Consumer Sciences Advisory Board Mildred Atwater· Gloria Reyes Warren Diretlor II/terilll Extel/siol/ Edl/({ttor KEH E Foods Distributor UI Cooperati ve Bloomingdale, IL Exte nsion Service Expanded Food & Kathleen Roberts N utrition Education Atlil/g Chair (Fall) Program Execlltive Director Deca tur, IL Coles County I\lental Hea lth Center Dean Bledsoe I\ lattoon, I L Natiol/al Director of Sales ('£ !If a rket il/g Sandra K. Rupert Sunmeadow - G.A. Foods, Ref/I Estate Represel/tative Inc. Ame ren Corporati on C incinnati, OH Florissa nt, 1\10 Carole Corder Dave Sauer Chief Clil/ical Dietitial/ Adlllillist({ttor St. Anthony's Memorial Hea rtl and I\l anor Hospital Casey, IL Effingham, IL Almetris Snulligan Beth Elliott Teacher/Coordil/ator School Social !Varkel' Work E xperie nce Ca reer AE RO Special Education Ex ploration Program Association Ch icago Board of Wiliowbrook, IL Education Chicago, IL Cosette Fulk Sales A/aI/agel' Gayle G. Strader SLEW, Inc. Broker Associate/Faculty Champaign, IL Emeritl/s, EIU RE/MAX Premi er Melissa Goben Charleston, IL Stl/dm! School of Family and Latonia A. StewartConsume r Scie nces McKinney Easte rn Illinois Itt/ake Specialist/ Placelllm! Unive rsity Coordil/ator Charl eston, IL Lifc li nk/Bensenvi li e Home Society Karen Hanebrink Broadview, IL COl/sultil/g Dietitial/ Hea lth Technologies Mark Switzer Charl eston, IL Area Supervisor McDonald 's of Coles Jay Kitterman County Director Mattoon, IL Hospi ta lity Ma nageme nt & Dietary I\>la nager Lou Wright Programs Coordillator of Resource Li ncoln Land Developlllent Community Coll cgc Illinois Institute fo r Springfie ld, IL Addi ction Rccove ry Peori a, IL Kelli Larke WOlllel/ 's KI/its Merchal/t Land 's End Dodgevi ll e, WI Tena Matas Chailpersoll al/d Terh Prep Coordillator Famil y and Consumc r Sciences De partme nt MacArthu r High School Deca tur, IL Joycelyn Phillips C hari eston, IL Debbie Radliff Actillg Chair (Spri/lg) HOllie Eco/lomics Teacher Illinois School for the Deaf Jacksonville, IL

Gerontology Dean's Student Advisory Board LCBAS Student Organizations Advisory Board Bea Bagley Administrative Pi Omega Pi Administrative National Association Retired Information Systcms Kelly Huls (rrtll) Information Systems of Industrial U I Cooperati\'c Assoc iation Janel Lupferschmid Association Technology Extension Matt Allen (Fall) alld (SprillJ[) Dr. Pat Graves and Dr. Dr. Larry Helsel, Advisor Champaign,IL Jeremy Bress (Sprill[!) l\larilyn Wilkins, Ad\'isors Rya n Fetters, President Society for Ad\,ancement l\latt Allen, President Marsha Blair, Chair American l\ larketing of l\ I anagement Phi Beta Lambda Registered Nurse Association David Hassen (Fall alld American Marketing Dr. Roger Luft, Advisor Ashmore,IL Jim Pitrak (Fall) alld ,Sprillg) Association Kevin Hoffman (Fal l) and Joanna Korbos (Sprillg) Dr. Sid Dudley and Dr. Brian Augustine (Spring), E, Wayne Clhl;'dler, President Dee Braden Society for Human Advisors Exemtive Direl10r Assoc iation of Resource 1\.lanagement Jim Pitrak, President Phi Gamma Nu Coles County Council on Information Technolog) Kimberly Terrell (Fall) Dr. Chervll'\oll and Dr. 39 Aging, Inc, Professionals Association of John Wi liems, Advisors l\lattoon, IL Charlie Twietmeyer Socicty for l\lanufacturing Information l\lichaell\lcssacar, (Fall) alld Jill Korbos Enginccrs Technology Prcsident Eileen Brewer (Sprillg) Tom Hannan (rrtll) Professionals Elder Abuse 'liY1iller Dr. John Willems, Pi Omega Pi Illinois Department on Beta Alpha Psi Student Accounting Advisor Dr. Cheryl Noll (Fall) and Aging Matt Beerbower (Fall) Society Kate Fetters, President Dr. Roger Luft (Spring), Springfield, IL Jamie Smitley (Sprill!<) Jamie Smitley (Fall alld Advisor Sprillg) Beta Alpha Psi Nicole Pogcman, Bob Butts Cl ub l\lanagers Dr. Roann Kopel and Dr. Prcsident Famlty Emeritl/s, Ell ' Assoc iation of America Student Assoc iation of Tim l\lills, Advisors Charl eston, IL Beth Eisner (Fall alld Family and Consumer Jason Bvrd, President Society for SprillJ[) Sciences Advancement of Karen Foster Laura Wise (Fall) Beta Gamma Sigma Management CI/{/i,~Elec/ Construction Club Angela Beach (Sprillg) l\1r. Mike Wilson, Advisor Dr. David Bateman, Dr. l\larilyn Wilkins, Advisor Child Care Director Ben Setzer (Fall alld President C hristian Schiavone, Intergenerational Child Sprillg) Student Im'cstment President Care Program Society Club Managers Champaign County Delta Sigma Pi Natalie Jefford (Fall) Association of Society for Human Nursing Home Megan Gerhold (Fall) Joe Fearday (Sprillg) America Resource Urbana,IL Jamie Kernc (Sprillg) l\1r. l\larsha II Huffman, Management School of Family and Advisor Dr. David Bateman (Fall) Margaret Hollowell Financiall\lanagement Consumer Scienccs and Dr. Barbara Charleston, IL Association Grad uate Program Construction Club Kcmmerer and Dr. Stephanie Alexa (Fall) Kathryn Hill (Fall alld Dr. Wafeek Wah by, Christic Roszkowski Sharon Houchin Scott Jones (Sprillg) Sprillg) Advisor (Spring), Advisors Health Facilities John T illeman, President Lindsay l\lul le r, Surveillallce Nurse Kappa Omicron Nu Student Dean Preside nt Ill inois Department of Dave Adrieansen (Fall Marc Lowry Delta Sigma Pi Public Aid alld Sprillg) l\1r. l\ li ke Wi lson, Advisor SOCiety for Oakland, IL Recording Officer Scott Marsch (Fall) and Manufacturing Leadersh ip Exce llence Jamie Smitley Craig Harszy (Spri ng), Engineers President Dr. Mori Toosi, Advisor Gary Mikel Club (ROTC) Tama Backer, President Physiciall Cadet Darkeith Lofton Financial Management Sarah Bush Lincoln (Sprillg) Association Student Accounting Health Center D r. Steve Hogan, Advisor Society l\ lattoon , l L l\IAG Gerontology Stephani e Alexa, D r. Tim Mi lls, Dr. Program President T homas Moncada, and Mike Strader Sherry George (Fall alld Dr. C. Wi ll iam Wootton, Director Sprillg) Kappa Omicron Nu Advisors Peace Meal Senior Dr. S, Jay ne Ozier, Ali cia Ri chey, Presid ent N utrition Program l\1 BA Assoc iation Advisor Easte rn Illinois Oliver Ricaille (Sp rillg) Courtney Lund, Student Association University Preside nt of Family and Charl eston, IL Na tional Association of Consumer Sciences I ndustrial Technology Leadership Excellence D r. Linda Simpson, Marilyn Whittaker Ryan Fetters (Fall alld Club (ROTC) Advisor MAJ Al an Jans and MAJ Dave Adrieansen, Program Direaor Sprillg) Ri chard Pace, Ad visors Preside nt Lifelong Lea rne rs and Cadet Kara Escajeda, Community Educa tion Phi Beta Lambda Preside nt Student Investment Institute Michael Groos (Fall a lid SOCiety Parkl and Coll ege Sprillg) MAG Gerontology Dr. Bill Compton, C hampaign, IL Program Advisor Phi Gamma N u Dr. Lore tta Prater, Paul Ryndak, President Barbra Wylie Jill Karbos (Fall alld Advisor 1\.lattoon, I L Sprillg) School of Family and MBA Association Consumer Sciences Dr. Jane Wayland, Graduate Program Advisor Dr. Martha S. Brown, Georganne Advisor Sadomytsche nko, President

40 Industrial Technology Advisory Board Chad Bolin Via' Chair Projer/ A/((IIager R.H.. Donnelley & Sons Inc. I\ lattoon, I L Sally Gartmann \Vassall HOllies Wassa u, WI Ed Gregory Director of Il/ar/..'r'lillg Precast -Prestressed Producers of Ill inois Tinley Park, IL Doug Hettinger EJ {! Stlldelll Represm!a!ive Charleston,IL Harold King Tedlllical Sovict' & COlllmr/ Sales II/allager Agrifab Su lli van, II. Norma Lansing Presidett! Effingham Chamber of Commerce & In d ustry Effingh am, I L Tim Monahan Vice Presidml The Thomas l\ lonahan Company Arcola, IL Gregory Regnier Exert/!ive VitZ' PIZ'sidm! of ACCOlllllilig & Hlllilall ResollrlZ's Eagles Wings Rantoul , IL Robert Shamdin Vice Presidetl! l\ lattoon Precision 1\ lanufacturing, Inc. I\ lattoon, IL Dennis Spice Mallagillg II/elllher Open Prairie Ventures Champaign,IL Dick Trudeau Regiollal Sales Mallager Sandvik East Peoria, IL Scott Ware Chair PIZ'sidelll Pap-R Products Martinsville, IL Ron Wilson Plallt Mallager General Electric Company Manoon, IL Frank Zichelle Plall! Mallager Arkwright C harl eston, I L Dietetics Advisory Council Mildred AtwaterWarren /lIlerilll Exlmsioll Edllmlor UI Cooperative Extension Service Expanded Food & N utrition Education Program Decatur, I L Dean Bledsoe Naliollal Direr/or of Sales c!!' ,l/ar/.'I'Iillg Sun meadow - G.A. Food s, Inc. Cincinnati,OH Melanie Burns Chair Dide/irs Coordillalor Schoo l of Family and Cons umer Sciences Eastern Illinois Un iversity Charl eston, I L Carole Corder Chief Clilliml Die/iliall St. Anthony's I\lcmorial Hospital Effingham, IL Melissa Goben SllIdelll School of Family and Consumer Sciences Eastern Illinois Unive rsity Charl eston, I L Jay Kitterman Direr/or Hospitality I\ lanagement & Dietary I\ lanager Programs Lincoln Land Community Coll ege Springfield,IL Mark Switzer An?a SlIpervisor McDonald 's of Coles County I\ lanoon, IL School of Business Advisory Board Charles A. Adams Presidml Howell Paving, Inc. I\ lattoon, IL Gary L. Barnett Presidellt & CEO Sarah Bush Lincoln Health System I\ lattoon , IL Lowell D. Bourne I'il'e Presidelll Sm ith , I\ loore & Company Terre Haute, IN Robert L. Carlen Cmerai ll/allager Commercial Real Estate Deve lopment Houston, TX John P. Coffey Sellior I'ice Presidelll State Farm Insurance Compan ies Bloomington, IL Greg Curl Presidrtlt & CEO C iti 7.ens National Bank Paris, I L Mark Dronen Presidellt & CEO DC Systems Oakbrook Terrace, IL Donald L. Gher, CFA Coldstream Capital I\ lanage ment Be ll evue, WA James L. Gleich COlltroller Engine Division Caterpill ar, Inc. l\ lossvi ll e, IL Fred L. Hepler, Chair Execlltive Vice Presidelll Westchester Group, Inc. Champaign, IL Rudolph Hlavek Smior f.·xeOitive Via' Presidelll Salomon Smith Barney, Inc. Atlanta, GA Robert Ingram Chief Exr'ClItive Offia'r G laxo We ll come Re sea rch Triangle Park, NC Robert Jones PresideJIl The C heck ley Agency, Inc. Mattoon,IL John Lechman Presidm! c!!' CEO Nova Solutions, Inc. Effingham, IL Richard Lumpkin I'ile ('hainll((II I\IcLeodUSA l\ lattoon, I L Charles McLuckey PIZ'sidml c!!' Chief Operalillg Offirer Ben Tire Distributors T'oledo, IL Julie Nimmons Chair-Elea Presidell! Schutt Sports Group Litchfield, I L George Paulik Paci fic Life Hinsdale , IL Paul Ruedi Sern'!(JI),-Trea.wlt'1' Chief /lIveS!lIIell! Officer alld Exemlive I 'ice Presidett! Strategic Capital I\ lanagement Inc. Champaign, IL Robert D. Sease, Jr. l\ lontgome ry, TX Dennis D. Spice il/fll/(Jgillg II/elllber Open Prairi e Yenrures Champaign, IL Gary Welch i1gl'llty Field Exemlive State Farm Insurance Compani es, Inc. Peoria, IL TomW. White Plesidettl alld CEO White & Assoc iates, Inc. Greenfield, WI Mike Yager Presidelll l\lid-American Designs, Inc. Effingham, IL Douglas A. ZuHone COlIsllltatlf I\ lattoon, I L

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