GLACURH 2004 NCC and NRHH Business

Meeting Minutes Ball State University – “Alley Oop for the Hoop!”

November 12-13, 2004 James Tobin, GLACURH Director

Friday, November 12, 2004 I. Call to Order Meeting called to order by James Tobin at 9:53pm, EST, 8:53pm CST. II. Roll Call #1 by Stephen Swieton, AD-NRHH “How far did you have to drive?” III. Introductions of special guests by James Tobin

Patty Martinez, Consultant in Residence Handling Student Affairs Lunch

OCM Representatives – Angela Ciocca and Jenny Barudin NRHH National Office – Travis Lehn NIC – Matt Polluck

IV. Approval of No Frills 2004 Minutes

Motion to bring the No Frills 2004 minutes to the floor, Southern Indiana Second Purdue Passed by voice vote

Motion to Approve the No Frills 2004 minutes, Ball State Second, Kettering A Passed by voice vote

V. RBD Reports David Rosenberg, AD-IT

- New website - Surprise tomorrow - 2 new laptops

Stephen Swieton, AD-NRHH

- recognition items for the NCC/NRHHers - Appreciate everybody - Passed out - NRHH resource cd passed out to NRHH chapter - Handed out OTM regional winners from August

- UW- EC Lots of OTMs - NRHH Pins - Only NRHH members can purchase them

Ty Krueger, MI RCC

- Getting ready for transition - Hosted state NCC/NRHH Retreat

Joe Robinson, IL RCC

- Attended state business - Prepared transition report - Buy 35th Anniversary Regional Pins. See the RCCs for pins.

Emily Ascher, WI RCC

- Worked on Philanthropy Presentation o Lots of pop tabs turned in during registration o Tomorrow you’ll pick philanthropy

Terry Tumbarello, Advisor

- Working with advisors - First ever advisor track of programs

o 2 ART Core courses - Giving James oxygen

Marcus Weemes, Advisor Elect

- Working with No Frills Conference Staff and Conference - Chatting with Stephen every week

James Tobin, Director

- Eric Camel (IN RCC) is unable to be in attendance o Father is fighting cancer o Will try to come on Saturday

- Just got back from GLACUHO o Had a fantastic time o Professional affiliate for OH, MI, IL, IN o Will here from them tomorrow

- Working with RBD and Conference Staff o Worked out details o RBD’s been here since Wednesday

Chad Gregg, Conference Chair

- I haven’t done a single thing in the last month - If there are hotel issues, contact staff - Pop tabs being tabulated now - VIP status for top philanthropy based on monetary value - Van usage: limit vans to emergency use only

o If delegations go back and forth, use your own transportation - Trying to keep warm pizza for NCCs and NRHHers

Tom “Bubs” Bertram, AD-FA resigned this fall

- RBD is sharing responsibilities - Handling it well

VI. NBD Report James Tobin, NACURH NAA

- USA Today Committee Chair o Contract up in January

Questions? Indiana University: Can you explain the renegotiation with USA Today? James: Working on details of contract, how can we help them spread program, figuring out what to change for the future, pretty much everything will stay the same. We will do nothing less than a 2-year contract VII. NIC Report Matt Pollock, NIC AD-Systems Development

- Anything wrong with website is my fault - Undergone more changes in past 6 months than the last 6 years - Going to a more online system, instead of paper - RFI Files will be fully online in a few weeks

o Order online and they will be emailed to you - Ability to change contact info next week - NIC Term is up for bid at NACURH

o If you have interest in hosting, talk to me o Intent to bid due April 1st, bid due April 15th o Program tomorrow about bidding and anything you want to know

tomorrow, session 4 - Contact us at NIC@nacurh.org - Use NACURH Forum

VIII. NRHH National Office Report Travis Lehn, NRHH National Office Technology Director

- Just joined office - Problems with where the server is hosted - Have ideas to make website better - Always looking for new affiliations

XI. OCM Presentation Angela Ciocca and Jenny Barudin

- Your region rocks, this is the best region - Thanks for having us - We’re here as a team member to help you score a winning fundraiser - Understand NACURH’s mission

- Service oriented fundraisers - Theme of NACURH is “Carrying the Torch” - Qualities of OCM: Trust, Service, Experience, Care

o Programs Residence Hall Linens

• Provides extra long linens sent to home Final Exams

• Care packages for students during finals Collegiate Welcome

• Care packages when students move in • Also offer Halloween option

Residence Hall Carpets • Preorder color in specific colors and size

Diploma Displays • Parents purchase frames for graduating seniors

Off Campus Finals program • Same as finals kits, but for off campus

o Endorsed by NACURH since 1986 In 2004: contributed $17000 in cash

o Sponsor DSA and NCC OTY o Goody bags, calendars o Programs on fundraising o Sponsor Advisor Social o Here whole time during conference o Look forward to meeting you!

X. Overview of Schedule – James Tobin

- USA Today will be presenting tomorrow. The schedule will be adjusted accordingly.

- Read bids! - NCC/NRHH Programming at GLACURH

o Sessions with RBD and corporate sponsors o Good for new and returning members

- If you have questions, ask RBD o Wearing T-shirts all weekend

XI. Recognition Member School Recognition, James

- Distribution of Membership certificates 2004-2005 Affiliation Year NRHH National Recognition, Stephen

- AAFN Paperweights - National OTMs

Philanthropy Winners, Chad

- Pop Tops: SIUC

- Overall monetary: Wisconsin – Stevens Point (1st), Wisconsin – Eau Claire (2nd)

XII. Announcements Conference Announcements, Chad

- Pizza in Lee’s Inn Hospitality room - No cheering in hotels

Schedule Change, James

- RCC Elections o Michigan – room was double booked, go to other side of dining facility

and use lounge o All other rooms stay the same

- Turn in NIC Copies of bids to James - Use common sense

Motion to recess until tomorrow morning, Illinois State University Second: University of Illinois at Chicago. Passed by voice vote Saturday, November 13, 2004 XIII. Call to Order Meeting was called to order at 8:45am by James Tobin XIV. Roll Call #2 by David Rosenberg, AD-IT “Are you here or not?” XV. Conference Updates Student Affairs Luncheon, James

- Location: Room 141 - Lunch will be delivered to the room

Advisor Announcements, Terry

- All Advisor Track programs are in the same room Commitment to Diversity Selection Committee, Stephen

- WB Room 136 - There is one NCC and one NRHH Rep from each state on the committee - Committee members pass forward a note with your name and what you

would like for lunch Conference Updates, Chad

- Do not park in front of meters. You will be towed

XVI. No Frills 2005 Presentation, Teri Gort, Chair - One packet per school Handed out - January 28th – 30th, 2005 - The Hotel is less then a mile away and all meeting rooms are in the same

building - Vans rented for transportation back and forth between hotel and meeting

rooms - Fresh Food Company for food, lots of options - Working on sponsorship - Food and drink - The delegate fee is $67 per delegate, and $95 per advisor. The $5 increase

due to vans rental. - www.nofrills2005.info by Wednesday it will be online

XVII. Board Buddies & Snaps Cup *Special Note - Advisor Announcement, Terry

- Change in Advisor Program Trakc o 1st program will be ART Core #1

XVIII. USA Today Presentation

- Why are we here? Provide affordable newspapers - Readership Program: Promote Civil Leadership - Professionalism in resume and presentation

o Best Face/Appearance in Clothing/Dress o Verbal Language

- Multimedia in the Job Search o Email in word format o Cover Letter Attached

- Do your research o Look at the company o Read newspapers ahead of time, and be prepared to discuss

- Marketing yourself o Analyze your involvements in college o Make a list of all your accomplishments o Share your list, help fill in the holes o Bring a freshness – other perspectives o Matching your strengths and skills for the job

- Now Discover Your Strengths o Test to find your strengths

- www.usatodaycollege.com o Democracy a day section

*NRHH/NCC Split

XIX. Large School of the Year Presentations University of Michigan EIU - Why do you think your school deserves to be SOY? NU – What do feel was your greatest accomplishment? SVSU – In your bid, you discuss getting involved in MORHA again. How do you plan on doing that again? FSU – What is your largest accomplishment this year to keep residents on campus? UW- Stevens Point – What do you think is your schools greatest weakness? NCC – Did you bid for any national/regional awards in the past year? FSU – Can you give some examples of some quality community service projects your school worked on this year? Motion to extend Q&A by five minutes made by Northwestern Univ. and seconded by Purdue. Motion Passed. MSU – What is your biggest issue on campus and what are you doing to resolve it? KUA – Can you describe your campus in one word? UIC – Is the residence hall fee a hidden charge? No. SVSU – What has been your biggest challenge in the past year and what have you done to resolve it? ADA Accessibility. NU – What is one thing you can improve upon within RHA? Visibility on campus. InSU – Have your advertising/publicity helped with attendance at programs? Motion to extend Q&A by two minutes made by Indiana University and seconded EIU. Motion passed. IN Univ. – What were your motivations for reallocating money to different diversity categories? Motion to extend Q&A by one minute made by Northwestern Univ. and seconded by Univ. Illinois at Chicago. Motion passed. NU - How many active members do you have in your RHA? 38 Alma – How is the relationship between your MSA and RHA? First time this year in fifty years that they are working better. Motion to allow presenter to finish answering the question made by Purdue and seconded by Loyola. Motion passed. University of Wisconsin – Eau Claire Northwestern- How many active members in RHA? 3 orgs in 1. Loyola – Why do you use this system? Allows more people to get involved and more focused. Illinois State – Clarification of school status? We followed policy and the NACURH registration affiliation. Northwestern – Is there overlapping schedules? Yes, but we try not to.

Motion to extend time by 5 minutes made by UW-SP and seconded by Ferris State. Motion passed. UW-SP – Bid shows strengths, any weaknesses? NRHH SVSU – How many OTMs this year? 99 OTMs this year, 9 National OTMs since Dec. Purdue – How many active NRHHers? 37 active NRHH members Augustana – Events other then the 3 traditional programs? Yes, supporting Saint Mary’s - Bid for any regional or national awards? This is our first regional U-Indy – Smoking Taskforce, do you allow smoking in residence halls? No, within 25 feet, UIC – Smoking Pavilion nice, any programs to reduce smoking? SWAT Team helping with Great American smoke-outs, health center quit-kits, I’d rather kiss a none smoker, Housing Associations do support, but we also understand Motion to extend to finish the question made by UW-SP. Seconded by Augustana. Motion passed. Motion to extend time by 2 minutes made by Northwestern University. Seconded by SVSU. Vote by Placard tied, 21-21-1 did not get majority. Discussion on Large School of the Year Motion to extend discussion by 5 minutes made by SVSU. Seconded by GVSU. Motion passed. Motion to exhaust speakers list by Illinois State. Seconded by Purdue. Motion passed. UW- SP calls the question. Read SNAPS!! Motion to move to groove for 5 minutes made by Carthage. Seconded by MSU. Motion passed. XX. Roll call #3 by David Rosenberg

How many hours of sleep? XXI. Medium School of the Year Presentation University of Illinois at Chicago Loyola – Significant change/improvement in the last year? Filling executive positions. UW-EC – Housing closed due to water damage, how did they handle this? Used bad windows, closed building and moved people into Presidential Towers, and filled open spots on campus when available. UW-Milwaukee – Has this impacted resident’s involvement? Still contact. Northwestern U – One way to improve upon? Welcome week, and the usage of older Executive Board members at programs. NRHH/RHA relations

Motion to extend time by 5 minutes made by GVSU. Seconded by Illinois State. Motion passed. SVSU – Mention changes, what are they? Eboard members leaving and being replaced, restructuring of hall councils. Marquette – Was medium school at GLACURH? Yes In State - Do you work well with Ras? Yes, and a lot were on RHA last year. Motion to extend time by 10 minutes made by UW-SP. Seconded by Eastern IL. Division. Placard vote. Motion failed. Motion to extend time by 2 minutes made by Purdue. Seconded by Ball State. Motion passed. North Central – Service programs, why did you choose and are they successful? NRHH works on the community service for RHA, and RHA turns to them. Purdue - 30% increase in their budget, what are you doing with the extra money? Allocating to programming, still have half a year and conference fees to use for next semester. Motion to extend time by 2 minutes made by UW-SP. Seconded by Eastern IL. Motion passed. Motion to allow question and allow an answer made by Augustana. Seconded by Kettering A WMU - In budget 2100 for recognition, what is it used for? 2 banquets, pay for food and awards. Every week “You Rule Award”. Discussion on Medium School of the Year Marquette calls the question. XXII. Announcements, James

- Moving director until after lunch. - CTD meeting in business meeting.

Motion to recess until 1pm made by MSU. Seconded by In State. Motion passed. XXIII. Call to Order Meeting was called to order at 1:00pm by Stephen Swieton. XXIV. Roll Call #4 by David Rosenberg

How was lunch?

XXV. Philanthropy Discussion – Emily Ascher - Make A Wish Foundation – Mission, History/Background, ways to contribute,

grant wishes to sick children, locations - Cystic Fibrosis Foundation – Background, What it is and how it affects

people, ways to contribute, and locations - Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation – What it is, background, ways to

contribute, locations - Ronald McDonald House – mission, background, ways to contribute,

locations - American Cancer Society - Centers for Independent Living

Purdue – Make A Wish Foundation is recognized by a lot of people. Millikin - Make a Wish and Ronald McDonald House Ball State – Make A Wish and Ronald McDonald house both impact children. SVSU – How much time and energy would it take to establish communication with a new charity? It’s a new contact each year. It’s hard to choose a charity because there isn’t one that is better than the others. However, there are some that are overlooked. UWSP – The Ronald McDonald house personally affected our school. Although schools may have to travel to visit a house, it will be more influential to the children. NCC – It’s really hard for a small school to raise money and being able to collect pop tabs has made it easier for our school because we have a non-monetary option. UWEC – With the JDRF, is it something they generally do? The JDRF sends schools to different organizations and sends them shoes to raise money. Loyola – I’ve worked with the JDRF and the program is good to work with them. Purdue – The reason that Ronald McDonald and Make A Wish are good is because they cover a wide variety of people. WIU – Walk is good. SIUC calls the question seconded by Ball State. Motion passes. *Special Note - Sending Notes and Cards to Eric Camel. XXVI. Director Presentations Loyola will be proxying their vote. Illinois Wesleyan will be proxying their vote to their NRHH rep. David Rosenbergs SVSU – What are the time commitments as an Assistant Scout Master? No time commitments during school. One night a week. EMU – How would the new meeting work? Work as a summer social. InSU – How do you feel bringing NRHH and RHA more into meetings will affect those schools that do not have NRHH? UWSP – When would the added conference be, where? NU – What ideas do you have to have more integration of NCCs in the nation?

Alma College – Could you please elaborate on your campus leadership endeavors? Registration chair for Little Sibs. UW Milwaukee – What do you see as your strongest quality when dealing with problems brought by the NCCs? BSU – Any ideas for what GLACURH does to better impact the member schools? RFI, Conferences. NU – What do you as being one of the biggest obstacles in the position? Getting everyone to submit and be involved with the conferences GVSU – If you could see one goal accomplished in your term, what would it be? Extra Conference BSU – What would your personality personally bring to benefit the organization? By being Professional and sociable. UWM - How do you plan to involve the state organizations? MSU – What kind of experience do you have running meetings such as this? Loyola – Can you name one positive and one negative quality? Hardworking. Take things to personal. Illinois SU – Would you work with schools only affiliated with GLACURH to promote the state organizations? NU – What types of legislation would you like to see and from whom? UIC - How does your institution support you? SVSU - How would you handle conflict on the board? SVSU NRHH – To what extent do you plan on having lines of communication open to NCCs? UWSP – Elaborate on online discussion of awards. In Univ. – Can you explain how you envision added a conference? I look at this new conference as being a smaller GLACURH. Then deciding what the member schools want. CMU NRHH – How do you plan to recruit and retain schools with the issues of travel and monetary issues with more conferences? MSU NRHH – Since we already have problems finding host schools for conferences, what do you foresee with the new conference? Motion to extend Q&A by 10 minutes. Motion fails. Motion to extend Q&A by 5 minutes made by Purdue, seconded EIU. Motion passes. IWU – Giving time constraints, how do you plan to allow for time for NCC/NRHH business? EMU – What do you is the biggest problem the region is facing right now and how do you plan to fix it? Utilizing resources. WIU – Would schools have access to the discussion of bids online? NU - If elected, would you like to focus on recruitment or retention? BSU – Yield to InSU – With the addition of another conference, do you foresee it conflicting with RBD schedules and the schedules of schools? UW-M – Do you have any ideas for assisting NCC/NRHH reps with educating their halls on GLACURH?

GVSU – How do you feel that your on-campus honors and experience have prepared you for this position? Carthage – How do you plan to close the gap between the NCCs and the RBD? UWM NRHH – What do you see as NRHH’s role in GLACURH now and in the future? UWGB How would you plan on making sure the new conference does not affect our current schedule? Motion to allow David to finish answering the question made by Purdue, seconded EMU. Motion passed. Pro/Con Stephen Swieton SVSU – How would you handle conflict on the board? Talk it out. Don’t let it fester. UWSP – How are you going to better educate yourself on being a NCC? The only part I’m not familiar with is leading a delegation. I’m familiar and have experience with nearly every other part. By talking to them and getting feedback from the NCCs NCC – What do you see as being your biggest challenge? Filling the board. We need to have conversations about why positions are not being filled and conferences aren’t being bid for. ILSU – How do you plan to work with Ontario and how do you plan to work with them? Continuing communication and work with them. We need to work with the other regions that are international and set an action plan. Fix the problem at the national level. MSU – What are you going to do to make sure we are well utilizing our time in business? By working with the Parliamentarian. Seeing the endpoint and keeping us going toward that point. SIUC – How will you know if your new institution will or will not support you in this position? I would go to a school that does not support me in this position. UWM-NRHH – What do you see as NRHH’s role in GLACURH and in the future? With NRHH choosing its own destiny, it will ultimately make GLACURH stronger. Guelph – What are you plans to get a representative from Ontario, not necessarily a RCC? By working with ORHA as well as the other state organizations and directors. UWSP NRHH – Can you expand on the standing committees? Discussions on term of office, moving awards, purpose driven legislation. IWU – Do you have a plan to fill the empty positions on the board? Communicating with schools and candidates individually. Motion to extend time to allow Stephen to finish the answering the question. Illinois SU second. Motion passes. Pro/Con Discussion SIU motion to recess for 2 minutes. Seconded by Kettering A . Motion Passed.

XXVII. Roll Call #5 by David Rosenberg XXVIII. Banquet Updates, James Tobin

- Seating will begin at 6:00pm - Banquet begins at 6:30 - Business will end at 5 – 5:15

XXIX. ADFA Presentation Ty Krueger UW-SP – How do you gain a balance with involvements? Last year was RA and figured out time commitment. People watching out for me. Northwestern – Greatest Strength/Weakness? Past Experience, challenge would be being on it again and not repeating things/ doing them over. In State – How will GLACURH have documents on hand? Making sure that files and bids are available to NCC. Northwestern – Administration and new ideas? Taking minutes and keeping files, more than that, within goals, working with RBD/NRHH and philanthropy. EMU moves to end Q&A, seconded Northwestern. Motion passes. Pro/Con Discussion Ball State calls the question. No objection. *RBD Evaluations handed out. XXX. Advisor-Elect Elections Renee Bourdeaux Purdue – What is your experience with state associations? IRHA Delegation advisor, thought about IRHA Director. UW-SP – Working with NRHH, what is your experience and goals? Nominated people every year into NRHH, provide help/structure for advisors. Northwestern – What is your style of advising? Mentoring and allowing of failures for successful. Northwestern – What was your most difficult challenge? Advising interhall council and dealing with conflict between exec board and general board as an exec member was struggling with confidence. IL State – How would you be available? Office hours, and her phone rings in her apartment. Email and IMing. U Indy motion to extend Q&A by 2 minutes. Seconded by UW-SP. Motion Passes. In State – Champion for the need of student leaders? Striving for the success of goals. Utilizing the listservs and informing them to utilize

In State – Greatest as advisor? Academics and Experience and did not give up as she wanted to quit. FSU – New Ideas? Recognition and Help student leaders in their academics. Motion to extend to allow Renee time to finish answering the question Seconded by Eastern IL. Motion Passes. Pro/Con Chad Clark Northwestern – What kind of advisor are you? I serve the pleasure of GLACURH. Ball State – How do you plan on helping NCCs? I have attended regional business, and I like the idea of committees and interacting with CCs. Northwestern – Hardest problem you have faced? Advisors are working with the exec board and calling them out and commit to a retreat. NCC – Why do you see NRHH as so important? NRHH provide leadership and training, while RHA provides campus programming. NRHH trains those that follow them. SVSU NRHH – GLACURH involvement? RBD and learned about personal interaction, visited all schools at least once that are involved. Motion to extend Q&A by 5 minutes made by SVSU. Seconded by U-Indy. Motion passes. Millikin – Advisor training? Art provides professional development for Advisors, Graduate and Masters courses. Loyola NRHH – Does NRHH need time outside? Up to you. U-Indy – Actively recruit schools on the professional side? Pursue those schools that are thinking about it, and work with administration. Encourage them. Marquette – How long do you plan to stay at Purdue? At least 5 years … long time. Western – communication with advisors? Provide more roundtables, and ART certification. Pro/Con Discussion Purdue moved to groove with NRHH Reps for 1 minute. Reading of Snaps!!! XXXI. GLACUHO Presentation, Patty Martinez

- 2006 Conference University of Illinois – Springfield - Consultant in Residence

XXXII. UMR-ACUHO Presentation, Terry Tumbarello

- Conference Last week

Reading of Snaps!!! XXXIII. Announcements, James Tobin

- Evals turned in - MI NCCs and NRHH Reps meet with Ty before you leave.

XXXIV. Adjournment Move to adjourn BSU, second by University of Michigan. Motion passes. NCC Alma College X X X X X Augustana College X X X X Ball State University X X X X X Cardinal Stritch University Carthage College X X X X X Central Michigan University X X X X X DePaul University X X X X DePauw University X X X Eastern Illinois University X X X X X Eastern Michigan University X X X X X Elmhurst College Ferris State University X X X X X Grand Valley State University X X X X X Illinois State University X X X X X Illinois Wesleyan University X X X X X Indiana State University X X X X X Indiana Univ. - Purdue University Fort Wayne Indiana University X X X X X Kettering University - A Section X X X X X Kettering University - B Section X X X X X Lawrence Technological University X X X X X Loyola University Chicago X X X X X Manchester College X X X X X Marian College Marquette University X X X X X Michigan State University X X X X X Michigan Technological University Millikin University X X X X North Central College X X X X X Northern Illinois University X X X X X Northwestern University X X X X X Purdue University X X X X X Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology X X X X X Saginaw Valley State University X X X X X Saint Mary's College X X X X X Southern Illinois University - Carbondale X X X X X

Southern Illinois University - Edwardsville X X X X X St. Norbert College X X X X X University of Evansville X X X X X University of Illinois at Chicago X X X X X University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign University of Indianapolis X X X X University of Michigan X X X X University of Southern Indiana X X X X X University of Wisconsin - Eau Claire X X X X University of Wisconsin - Green Bay X X X X X University of Wisconsin - La Crosse X X X X University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee X X X X X University of Wisconsin - Oshkosh X X X X University of Wisconsin - Platteville X X X X X University of Wisconsin - River Falls X X X X X University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point X X X X X University of Wisconsin - Stout X X X X X University of Wisconsin - Whitewater X X X X X Valparaiso University X X X X X Viterbo University Western Illinois University X X X X X Western Michigan University X X X X X *Red signifies no voting rights RBD Director X X X X X AD-NRHH X X X X AD-IT X X X X X Illinois RCC X X X X X Indiana RCC Michigan RCC X X X X X Wisconsin RCC X X X X X Advisor X X X X X Advisor-Elect X X X X Conference Chair X X NRHH Ball State University X X X X Central Michigan University X X X X Eastern Michigan University X X X X Ferris State University X X X X Grand Valley State University X X X X Illinois Wesleyan University X X X X Indiana State University X X X X Loyola University Chicago X X X X Marquette University X X X X Millikin University X X X

Michigan State University X X X X Northern Illinois University X X X X Purdue University X X X X Saginaw Valley State University X X X X Southern Illinois University - Carbondale X X X X St. Norbert College X X X X University of Illinois - Chicago X X X X University of Wisconsin - Eau Claire X X X University of Wisconsin - Green Bay X X X X University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee X X X X University of Wisconsin - Oshkosh X X X University of Wisconsin - Platteville X X X X University of Wisconsin - River Falls X X X X University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point X X X X University of Wisconsin - Stout X X X X University of Wisconsin - Whitewater X X X X Western Illinois University X X X X Western Michigan University X X X X