BUILDING A TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY COMMUNITY COLLEGE

POWERED BY PARTNERSHIPS

PARTNERSHIPS

CHICAGO COOKWORKFORCE PARTNERSHIP

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President Ken Ender talks with students from Paddock Elementary School.

Several times a year my office is

overrun by some of our most important

partners–students from area elementary and

middle schools. The past year, more than a

thousand youngsters have visited our campus

through school tours, special events and

participation in our summer InZone program.

For most of those students, visiting Harper is

their first college experience and you can feel

their sense of awe and wonderment when

they step onto our campus. It is our hope

that they will have another feeling after their

campus trip —a sense of belonging. For our

community to move forward and thrive, it is

essential for young people to feel that a post-

secondary credential is not just an option, but

an essential and mandatory gateway to good

jobs and good wages. For that to happen, the

conversation about college needs to happen

early and often, and we want to make sure we

do our part. That’s why we’re expanding our

outreach to elementary and middle schools,

especially those schools where the majority

of students qualify for the federal free and

reduced lunch program. We’re increasing

the number of school tours, assigning staff

as liaisons to area schools, encouraging

adopt-a-college programs and making sure

our summer InZone programs continue to

grow and thrive.

I get a kick out of elementary and middle

school students visiting me at Harper. Visiting

the President’s Office can be intimidating,

but it doesn’t take long before the sounds

of laughter, clapping and shouting can be

heard throughout the third floor of the Wojcik

Conference Center. In inspiring all of our kids

to go to college, that laughter is the sound

of success.

“The conversation about college needs to happen early and often, and we want to make sure we do our part.”

OUR YOUNGEST

PARTNERS

(AND MOST IMPORTANT)

Kenneth L. Ender, Ph.D., President William Rainey Harper College

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“Harper and the three school districts formed a consortium to coordinate their efforts and provide students new ways to overcome the math hurdle, and created a template for success that should be a starting point for other districts.”

-Daily Herald Editorial 2/15/2013

184% increase in

dual credit class enrollment

HIGH SCHOOL PARTNERSHIPS = BIG GAINS IN MATHIn 2011, Harper began an innovative

partnership with district high schools with

a simple goal: ensure a college readiness

for all high school graduates. Research

shows fewer than 25 percent of students

who take a remedial course in college ever

finish their degree.

We started with math. Under a plan devel-

oped through the Northwest Educational

Council for Student Success (NECSS), high

school students in Harper’s district are tested

for college math readiness in their junior year

and are strongly encouraged to take math

in their senior year. Math faculty from Harper

and high schools now meet regularly to make

sure courses at our respective institutions are

aligned with each other. We’re sharing data

with high schools to better identify students

Enrollment in remedial math

classes decreased by 21% from 2010 to 2013

who may be falling behind, and we’ve

developed new summer bridge

programs to help at-risk students

before they enroll at Harper.

The results are encouraging. Enrollment

in remedial math classes at Harper

decreased by 21 percent from 2010

to 2013 and the number of students

taking dual credit classes skyrocketed

from 839 in 2010 to 2,382 in 2012, an

increase of 184 percent. This year, we’re

developing similar high school partnerships

in English to make sure students who come

to Harper are fully prepared for the rigor of

college classes.

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After years of decline, manufacturing

is enjoying a resurgence. Since January

2010, the manufacturing industry has added

almost 600,000 jobs.* This means educated,

well-trained workers are in demand. Harper

College is helping to meet this need through

partnerships with local manufacturers.

PARTNERSHIPS TO MEET THE DEMAND FOR SKILLED WORKERS IN ADVANCED MANUFACTURING

Through Harper’s new Advanced Manufacturing

program, Harper students can connect with

more than 100 manufacturers. Many of

these companies host Harper interns and

hire graduates.

Because of our success, the U.S. Department

of Labor awarded Harper $12.9 million to

expand our Advanced Manufacturing program

to more than 20 Illinois community colleges.

By partnering with area manufacturers and

peer institutions to develop curriculum, create

opportunities and identify resources, Harper

College is seeking to ensure that the future

of U.S. manufacturing is a bright one.

*Manufacturing Institute**Crain’s Chicago Business 2/25/13

Luke Rohrbacher, a student in

Harper’s Advanced Manufacturing

program, began as an intern with

one of Harper’s industry partners,

Chicago White Metal Casting (CWMC).

Luke was quickly hired and two years

later, he heads up CWMC’s traffic

department overseeing shipping

logistics and inventory control.

“ I never planned on going into a field like manufacturing because I was never exposed to it, but it’s a perfect fit for me.”

–Luke RohrbacherHarper College

Advanced Manufacturing program participant

[ ]83% of U.S. companies

reported moderate-to-serious

shortages in workers qualified for

skilled production positions such as

machinists and technicians.*

[ ]On average, Chicago-area

manufacturing salaries exceed the

U.S. average of $60,340 by 10%.**

[ ]Harper is recognized as

an American Welding Society SENSE

(School Excelling through National Skill

Standards Education) Level I and

Level II program.

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Through unique partnerships and

outreach, Harper is making higher education

more accessible to residents who live on the

edges of our district. On the east side of our

service area, we have revamped programming

and added staff at the Harper College Learning

and Career Center to better serve residents

in Prospect Heights and Wheeling. The

changes come after a yearlong educational

needs analysis and discussions with nearly

70 community and business leaders. The

feedback led to expanded programs in fast-

growing job fields such as phlebotomy,

certified nursing assistant (CNA), information

technology and computer-based manufacturing.

Dr. Ken Ender helps break ground on the Education and Work Center in Hanover Park. Also pictured are Diane Hill, Chair, Harper College Board of Trustees and State Representative Fred Crespo.

PARTNERING TO BRING JOB TRAINING CLOSER TO HOME

In the Village of Hanover Park, at the

southern end of Harper’s district, we’ve

opened a new extension site through a

partnership with Elgin Community College,

the Chicago Cook Workforce Partnership

and the State of Illinois. The Education

and Work Center in Hanover Park will serve

the area’s fast-growing immigrant population

with classes such as English as a Second

Language (ESL) and Adult Basic Education

(reading, writing and math.) GED classes will

also be offered in both English and Spanish.

By sharing costs and resources, the Education

and Work Center in Hanover Park serves as

a template for how government entities can

work together to provide opportunities and

bring a college campus closer to home.

EXTENSION CENTERS:

Harper College Learning and

Career Center

1375 S. Wolf Road

Prospect Heights, IL

Harper Professional Center

650 E. Higgins Road

Schaumburg, IL

Education and Work Center

6704 Barrington Road

Hanover Park, IL

Palatine Opportunity Center

1585 N. Rand Rd

Palatine, IL

Harper College

Rolling Meadows

2274 Algonquin Parkway

East Park Apartments

Apartment 2274

Rolling Meadows, IL

Rendering of the new entrance to the Harper College Learning and Career Center in Prospect Heights.

By sharing costs and

resources, the Education and

Work Center in Hanover Park

serves as a template for

how government entities

can work together.

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MAJOR FEDERAL GRANTS AWARDED TO HARPER COLLEGE 2012-2014

$12,939,459 U.S. Department of Labor grant

to develop Advanced Manufacturing program at

community colleges throughout Illinois.

$1,151,774 U.S. Department of Labor grant

to develop programs for Supply Chain Management

in partnership with 10 other colleges and

Northwestern University.

$2,000,000 U.S. Department of Education grant

to develop student tracking and progress software

including Student Portal, Student Analytics, MyPlan

and a mentorship software program. U.S. Commerce Secretary Penny Pritzker speaking to Harper College graduates during the 2014 Spring Graduation Ceremony.

Harper’s efforts to develop

partnerships have attracted attention not

only in Illinois but throughout the country.

Lawmakers and policy leaders in Washington,

D.C., have pointed to Harper’s collaborative

model as a best practice for making higher

education more efficient and cost-effective.

Their praise has gone beyond words. Over

the past three years, Harper has been

awarded more than $16 million in federal

grants to expand programs beyond the

district’s boundaries and to pilot promising

new partnerships, practices and programs.

“My friendship with President Ender reminds me of one of the lessons that I have learned in business and in life: relationships matter.”

- Penny Pritzker U.S. Commerce Secretary

Because of Harper’s success in building

relationships, U.S. Commerce Secretary

Penny Pritzker appointed President Ender

to a prestigious White House panel working

to solve the shortage of skilled workers for the

manufacturing industry. She also accepted the

College’s invitation to be our spring graduation

speaker and receive an honorary degree. Her

advice to graduates was simple: “relationships

matter.” We couldn’t agree more.

FEDERAL PARTNERSHIPS LEAD TO GRANTS FOR INNOVATIVE PROGRAMS AND PRACTICES

Harper has been awarded more

than $16 million in federal grants to

expand programs beyond the district’s

boundaries and to pilot promising

new partnerships, practices

and programs.

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On the Path to 10,604

2000

2500

3500

3000

4000

Actual Degrees and Certificates

Target Degrees and Certificates

2019 2020 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 20102009

4500 4,487

3,9303,743

2,7742,910

3,0543,205

3,3623,528

3,7023,885

4,076

2,6432,519

2,401

3,838

2,4522,426

Last spring, Harper College conferred

3,743 degrees and certificates, well ahead

of our 2014 target of 3,054. But there’s more

work to do. If we are to reach President

Obama’s goal to produce more college

THE PROMISE OF PARTNERSHIP President Barack Obama has challenged community colleges to produce five million more degrees and certificates by 2020.

We did the math. Harper’s proportional share is 10,604 additional degrees and certificates earned by 2020. Harper graduates about 2,500 students per year, which means Harper needs to average 1,000 more degrees and certificates earned annually over the next six years to meet President Obama’s goal.

graduates (see box below), we need more

students to finish what they start at Harper

by completing their associates degree or

workforce certificate or transferring successfully

to a four-year university. To track our progress,

click on the 10,604 (graphic) at the bottom of

harpercollege.edu and view our Institutional

Effectiveness Dashboard.

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From rendering to completion, the new parking facility.

Thanks to state funding and a capital

referendum passed by district voters in 2008,

the College has continued to make substantial

progress on the Campus Master Plan. The

plan, developed with community input in

2011, calls for creating an optimal 21st

century learning environment by renovating

older buildings, improving the campus

infrastructure, rebuilding roadways, improving

parking and making the campus more

environmentally friendly.

Phase 1 Building D Renovation and Addition

The first phase of the $46 million renovation

of Building D was completed in the fall. The

initial work on the east end of the building adds

two new lecture halls, new student study and

gathering areas and infrastructure improvements.

Over the next two years, work will continue on

Building D that will transform the 1960s era

building into a state-of-the-art learning center

with new classrooms, labs, and staff and

faculty offices.

Building H Career and Technical Education Center

Scheduled to open in 2015, Harper’s renovated

Career and Technical Education Center will create

modern learning labs for fast-growing career programs

including manufacturing, welding, fashion design,

interior decorating, heating, ventilation and air

conditioning (HVAC), maintenance technology, law

enforcement and fire science. The project is funded in

part by a $20 million grant from the State of Illinois.

COMING SOON: Canning Center One-Stop Student Services

The Canning Center One-Stop Student

Services, which is scheduled to open in 2017,

will consolidate the College’s admissions, registrar,

business and financial aid offices, as well as other

student services, making it easier and more

convenient for students to enroll at Harper. The

center’s cost is funded in part by a $40 million

capital grant from the State of Illinois. The building

will be named after Rita and John Canning in

recognition of their $1 million gift to the Women’s

Program, which provides educational support

and resources to single parents, displaced

homemakers and others – many of whom are

survivors of domestic violence.

Four-Level Parking Structure

The much anticipated Harper parking structure

opened in the fall of 2014. The structure adds

625 new parking spaces and connects to

the east side of the campus via a new indoor

pedestrian bridge.

Rendering of the new Welding Lab in Building H.

One of two new lecture halls in Building D.

Rendering of the Canning Center One-Stop Student Services Building.

STATE AND LOCAL PARTNERSHIPS BUILD THE 21ST CENTURY COLLEGE

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Dear Friends,

We have just begun our roles as the Chief Advancement Officer and Foundation Board President

and have much excitement for the future of the Foundation and what we can accomplish for Harper

students and the Harper community. Through scholarship and program support, we can help Harper

students reach their goals and make their dreams a reality.

However, before we look forward, it is important to take time to review the wonderful achievements of

the past two years. Achievements that would be impossible without the support of partners like you.

In the past two years, over 600 students received Harper College Educational Foundation

scholarships. Your donations to the foundation funded new programs that focused on access to

higher education for minority students and career re-training for displaced workers.

We are grateful for the partnerships we have established with donors like Rita and John Canning. Their

$1,000,000 transformational gift this past March to the Rita and John Canning Women’s Program will

help hundreds of students with the financial scholarship support needed to pursue their academic

dreams. You can read more about Rita and John and their generous gift on the following pages.

On behalf of our students, faculty and staff, thank you for being our partner in student success. Together,

we continue to build a strong foundation for our students, our College and the community.

With warm regards,

Laura J. Brown Kathleen GilmerChief Advancement Officer President Harper College Harper College Educational Foundation Board

Laura Brown Kathleen Gilmer

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FPO

An emotional moment between donor Rita Canning and Patrice Whitten after the announcement of the Canning’s $1 million gift to the Women’s Program at Harper College. Whitten turned to the Women’s Program after a divorce. Whitten now works as a registered nurse in Pleasant Prairie, WI. (From Left to Right) Thomas G. Wischhusen, Immediate Past President, Harper College Educational Foundation; John

and Rita Canning; Dr. Kenneth Ender, Harper College President; Diane Hill, Chair, Harper College Board of Trustees.

Education and support are critical

for women who hope to rebuild their lives

after a divorce or an abusive relationship.

Unfortunately, many programs that serve

women in need have been eliminated

because of cuts in state and federal grants.

John and Rita Canning wanted to make

sure that didn’t happen to the Women’s

Program at Harper College, which served

nearly 450 women last year, half of whom were

victims of domestic violence. Thanks to their

generous gift of $1 million, the Harper College

Women’s Program will continue to empower

women to forge a new path for themselves

PRIVATE-PUBLIC PARTNERSHIPS

and their children through education and job

training opportunities, financial assistance and

other support services.

In recognition of the Cannings’ gift and

longtime support, Harper will name its future

student center after the Cannings. Scheduled

to open during the College’s 50th anniversary

in 2017, the planned state-of-the-art facility will

offer a meeting place in the middle of campus

and create a one-stop center for admission

and enrollment services.

“You’re just blown away when you hear the stories of these women and their struggles. And they’re going to succeed because of what happened at Harper. It’s nice to know you really can change things.”

—Rita Canning

“I needed to reinvent myself, and I didn’t go into any debt because of the assistance I received. Sometimes I just went in to talk. It was very challenging to work, go to school full time as a nursing student and be a single mom to three kids, but they kept me going.”

—Patrice Whitten Harper College

Women’s Program participant

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HARPER COLLEGE EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION

2013 AUDITED STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITIONJune 30, 2013

ASSETS

Cash and cash Equivalents $515,143 Investments $4,615,496 Interest receivable $18,304 Prepaid expenses $3,333 Pledges receivable, net $301,415 Art Collection $1,736,065

Total Assets $7,189,756

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS

LIABILITIES

Accounts payable $51,799

Total Liabilities $51,799

NET ASSETS

Unrestricted $1,737,486 Temporarily Restricted $2,408,567 Permanently Restricted $2,991,904

Total Net Assets $7,137,957

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $7,189,756

TOTAL NET ASSETS ARE $7,137,957 AS OF THE END OF JUNE 30, 2013

2013 ALLOCATION OF PROGRAM FUNDS

2013 FOUNDATION FUNDING SOURCES

2013 GIFT TYPES

64% Scholarships/Awards

26% Resource for Excellence Grants

7% Cultural Enrichment

3% Community Outreach

56% Individuals

29% Corporations

11% Other Organizations

4% Foundations

46% Annual Giving

36% Planned Giving

16% Grants Received

2% Major Gifts

64%

3%7%

26%

56%

11%4%

29%

46%

2%

16%

36%

2013

2013

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2014 ALLOCATION OF PROGRAM FUNDS

2014 FOUNDATION FUNDING SOURCES

2014 GIFT TYPES

53% Scholarships/Awards

36% Resource for Excellence Grants

9% Cultural Enrichment

2% Community Outreach

87% Individuals

8% Corporations

3% Foundations

2% Other Organizations

69% Major Giving

19% Annual Giving

8% Planned Giving

4% Grants Received

HARPER COLLEGE EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION

2014 AUDITED STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITIONJune 30, 2014

ASSETS

Cash and cash Equivalents $763,765 Investments $10,634,812 Interest receivable $19,614 Pledges receivable, net $1,266,133 Art Collection $1,804,385

Total Assets $14,488,709

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS

LIABILITIES

Accounts payable $73,897

Total Liabilities $73,897

NET ASSETS

Unrestricted $2,032,700 Unrestricted-Board designated $5,000,000

Total Unrestricted $7,032,700

Temporarily Restricted $4,298,121 Permanently Restricted $3,083,991

Total Net Assets $14,414,812

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $14,488,709

TOTAL NET ASSETS ARE $14,414,812 AS OF THE END OF JUNE 30, 2014

46%

16%

35%

87%

69%

2%

19%

3%

8%

53%

2%9%

36%

8%

4%

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2014

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2014

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LIFETIME GIVING 2014

WILLIAM RAINEY HARPER SOCIETY $1,000,000 +

Rita and John CanningEsko-Graphics, Inc.*

THE FOUNDER’S CIRCLE$500,000 +

Schneider Electric North America Foundation

THE PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE $100,000 +

Alexian Brothers Health SystemAllstate FoundationAnonymousBMO Harris BankMatthew and Betty CockrellCooper IndustriesEDUCAUSEGilbane Building CompanyDavid and Diane Hill Family Fund of the Homebuilding Community FoundationRichard and Katharine HoffmanID NetworksIllinois Clean Energy Community FoundationKimball Hill HomesKI FurnitureLegat ArchitectsMcGraw FoundationMotorola Solutions FoundationMotorola Solutions, Inc.Northrop Grumman CorporationThe Northern Trust CompanyNorthwest Community HealthcareOmron Electronics, Inc.Omron Foundation, Inc.Paddock Publications, The Daily HeraldPower Construction Company, LLCQuantum GroupRobbins SchwartzSchneider ElectricState of IllinoisState Rep. Kathleen L. “Kay” Wojcik Membership InitiativeBarbara WilliamsGeorge and Christine Winandy

THE LEADERSHIP CIRCLE$25,000 +

A & T Philia FoundationAmerican AirlinesAnonymous (4)Arlington Heights Masonic LodgeJames and Valerie ArnesenAssurance Agency, Ltd.AT & TAtomatic Mechanical Services, Inc.Martha Bell and Glen ReeserFletcher BentonJeffery and Marcia BowdenBraas CompanyCatherine M. BrodButtonwood PartnersCannon DesignSteven J. CatlinChicago Community TrustClinical Cardiology GroupCornerstone National Bank & Trust CompanyTeresa C. CunninghamJohn W. DavisJoan DourletKen and Cathy EnderGE Financial AssuranceGeraldine Cosby TrustRobert and Betsy GlorchGrand Victoria FoundationDick and Sandra GuttmanHeavenly Cappuccino, Inc.Heidenhain CorporationHelene Fuld Health TrustDiane G. HillH-O-H Water Technology, Inc.Holabird & Root, LLCKris Howard-JensenHSBC - North AmericaIllinois Community College System FoundationIndustrial Motion Control, LLCJP Morgan ChasePaul KleinSteven A. KrempaLancaster Family FoundationJames and Patricia LancasterLinda J. LangTom and Patty MacCarthyLarry MoatsMortenson ConstructionLane and Patricia MoyerThe Phillip P. Nuccio FamilyNycomed Amersham

Robert and Sam OliverPaul and Carol PankrosPepsi Beverages CompanyPlanetary Studies FoundationPMA Financial Network, Inc.R. J. Galla Company, Inc.Lori K. ReichRSM McGladrey, Inc.SAFECOSBC FoundationRichard and Lorraine SchonhoffSears, Roebuck and Co.StudioGCTHK America, Inc.Stephen and Jeannine TopolskiDonald and Patricia ToriskyRobin TurpinUOP FoundationUPSDennis L. WeeksRobert and C. Jayne WilcoxMary Jo WillisHoward and Debra WirthYaskawa Electric America, Inc.William T. Ylvisaker

THE SCHOLAR’S CIRCLE$10,000 +

ACMP Foundation, Inc.Advocate Good Shepherd HospitalAdvocate Health CareRandy and Christine AllenAnonymous (2)Felice AvilaBank of America Merrill LynchBarrington Bank & Trust Co., N.A.Barrington Breakfast Charities Rotary Inc.Mike BarzacchiniBaxter International Foundation Matching GiftBIG Kaiser Precision Tooling, IncBlueCross BlueShield of IllinoisBorg-Warner FoundationRobert and Wendy BreuderJeffrey ButterfieldC C P, Inc.Kathleen CallahanJerry and Phyllis CampagnaCarter-HoffmanHarley and Jean ChapmanJohn H. ChapmanChicago Tribune Charities

Sandra ClarkCommonwealth EdisonDavid and Maria CoonsJohn and Marilyn CosteJ. E. Clark and Roberta DelanoisJoseph L. DiamondDun & Bradstreet Corporation FoundationFederated Group, Inc.First Bank of Highland ParkCameron C. FlintThe Flolo CorporationSamuel and Barbara FrancioneMaggi FranksFred & Jean Allegretti FoundationJohn and Melanie FrieburgG & O Thermal Supply CompanyGardner & Geldmacher LLCJohn and Kathleen GilmerThe Grainger FoundationSally K. GriffithShirley L. Gross-MooreDerrick and Joni HamiltonHarper College - Access and Disability ServicesHarper College - Biology DepartmentHarper College for BusinessesHewlett PackardGeorge W. HoeltjeRobin and Fran HofferHoffman Estates Community BankRichard and Jean HoholHOK, Inc.Homebuilding Community FoundationElizabeth A. HullHyatt Regency WoodfieldJames W. Smith Printing CompanyMary Ann and Donald JirakJP Morgan ChaseChristel T. KedzieWilliam and Jeanne KelleyMichael and Gail KissH. Richard and Mary Ellen KlotzRichard and Jean KolzeLinda Kolbusz-Kosan and Ken KosanLaura LaBauve-Maher and Larry MaherMarti LivingstonSteven and Sandi LasherSonya LeichtJack and Linda LloydPhilip and Claudette LoboPaul and Sheri MakowskiMarc Construction and DevelopmentJoe Marchiori Family

Roland and Florence MarquisJudith MarwickDaniel and Suzanne McCarthyDavid and Cynthia McShaneGeorgeanna and Gregg MehrJames and Lori MeierMidwest Bank and Trust CompanyMobil Foundation, Inc.Maria S. MotenMount Prospect State BankMultigraphicsRoger A. MussellNation Pizza and FoodsNorthern TrustNorthwest Building Officials Code AdministratorsKenneth J. NykielOmnibusOrient LinesSusan OverlandPalatine Women’s ClubParker Hannifin FoundationE. Vachel and Shirley PennebakerJeffrey and Lauren PrzybyloDavid Bailey and Sheila Quirk-BaileyResnick Family Foundation Inc.Hazel M. RilkiRobert Brandt & AssociatesTorvis and Michelé RobinsonRoosevelt UniversityDelvin and Nancy RyanJacob H. SadoffKatherine S. SawyerMaurice J. ScottAlfred and Abra ShapiroMargaret M. Skold, Ph.D.Gerald and Mary SmollerRobert and Judy StanojevNorval and Diane StephensRichard J. StephensonJoshua and Kathryn SunderbruchSuperior Carriers, Inc.Temperature Equipment CorporationPaul and Doriann ThompsonTom and Barbara ThompsonDan T. and Dorothy ThomsonJack and Dora TippensAhmed and Nirmala TobaaTrespa North America Ltd.Gloria J. TyslUnion Pacific CorporationUnocal Foundation/CorporationGeorge H. Voegel

W. W. Grainger, Inc. - CorporateWaukegan Steel Sales, Inc.Louise Welsh SchrankWheeling Rotary ClubThomas and Karen WischhusenIris A. WolfWomen in CareersJoseph and Janice YohananZurich Foundation

HARPER HERITAGE SOCIETY MEMBERS

Anonymous (2)Martha Bell and Glen ReeserWendy Billington and Connie NortonErna and Bernard BringeCatherine M. BrodClayton and Sally GardnerRobert and Betsy GlorchLesley and Richard GoldbergPeggy GowerShirley L. Gross-MooreDiane G. HillRobin and Fran HofferRichard HoholKris Howard-JensenMary Ann and Donald JirakThomas A. and Carol M. JohnsonWilliam and Jeanne KelleySteven A. KrempaJack and Linda LloydDaniel and Suzanne McCarthyHenrietta N. NeeleyMichael and Laura NejmanPhillip P. NuccioJeanne PankaninPaul and Carol PankrosJeffrey and Lauren PrzybyloRobert K. ScottJerald and Judith ThorsonRobert R. and Janet Zilkowski

* Includes In-Kind Gifts * Includes In-Kind Gifts

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ANNUAL GIVING 2013

THE AMBASSADOR'S CIRCLE $10,000 +

Alexian Brothers Health SystemAnonymousAT & TAtomatic Mechanical Services, Inc. *BMO Harris BankCannon DesignEDUCAUSEKen and Cathy Ender *Esko-Graphics, Inc. *Fred & Jean Allegretti FoundationThe Grainger FoundationHolabird & Root, LLCDerrick and Joni HamiltonJames W. Smith Printing Company *KI FurnitureSteven A. KrempaLancaster Family FoundationLegat ArchitectsMcGraw FoundationLarry MoatsMotorola Solutions FoundationPepsi Beverages CompanyPower Construction Company, LLCSchneider Electric North America FoundationRobin Turpin

DEAN'S CIRCLE

THE KEYSTONE SOCIETY $5,000 +

James and Valerie ArnesenBarrington Bank & Trust Co., N.A.Baxter International Foundation Matching GiftGreg and Anna BrownGilbane Building CompanyHoffman Estates Community BankHomebuilding Community FoundationMortenson ConstructionNorthrop Grumman Corporation *Anne PramaggioreRobbins SchwartzSchaumburg Bank & Trust Company, N.A.Schneider ElectricRobert and Judy StanojevStudioGCVillage Bank and TrustLouise Welsh SchrankRobert and C. Jayne Wilcox

THE LANDMARK SOCIETY $2,500 +

A Lamp Concrete Contractors, Inc.Richard AuskalnisMartha Bell and Glen ReeserJeffery and Marcia BowdenRita and John CanningDavid and Maria CoonsCornerstone National Bank & Trust Company *Teresa CunninghamDeFranco Plumbing, Inc.Gregory and Emily DowellFirst Bank of Highland ParkGibson Electric & Technology SolutionsJohn and Kathleen GilmerHarper College for BusinessesWilliam and Jeanne KelleyMarti LansuJack and Linda LloydJudith MarwickJames MoehlingLane and Patricia MoyerRoger A. MussellNorthern Trust Robert and Sam OliverPaul and Carol PankrosPMA Financial Network, Inc.Jacob H. SadoffSmithGroup JJRThomas and Karen Wischhusen

THE 1967 SOCIETY$1,000 +

20/10 Engineering Group, LLCRon and Carol AllyAmerican Association of Collegiate Registrars and AdmissionsArlington International Racecourse *AT&T FoundationMichael BabbBarrington Breakfast Charities Rotary Inc.Mike BarzacchiniRoger and Suzie BassiDee BeaubienBerger Excavating Contractors, Inc.Boller Construction Company, Inc.John BuckleyKathleen CallahanDonald Baker and Luz Canino-BakerJohn and Nancy CastleChicago Prime Steakhouse and The Kalkounos FamilyChicago White Metal Casting, Inc.Mark and Fontaine ClearyRobert and Nancy CormackDiemasters Manufacturing, Inc.Doherty Construction, Inc.Joan DourletSamuel and Barbara FrancioneKenneth and Margaret GormanSally K. GriffithDick and Sandra GuttmanHarper College - Adjunct Faculty AssociationDiane G. HillRichard HoffmanH-O-H Water Technology, Inc.Kris Howard-Jensen and Jack JensenIllinois Community College System FoundationMary Ann and Donald JirakKJWW Engineering ConsultantsDarryl E. KnightTom and Barbara KnoffLaura LaBauve-Maher and Larry MaherJoanne M. LeskiLisa M. Dietlin & AssociatesTom and Patty MacCarthySharon MarchioriElizabeth McKayMid-States Recycling, Inc.Maria S. MotenRegan MyersNation Pizza and Foods

Nicor GasOffice ConceptsSusan OverlandDaniel Owens *Paddock Publications, The Daily Herald *Palatine Women's ClubJeanne PankaninRobert ParzyJoann PowellJeff and Lauren PrzybyloTom and Cathleen PyraDavid Bailey and Sheila Quirk-BaileyRasmussen CollegeLori K. ReichTorvis and Michelé RobinsonSchaumburg Autism SocietySikich LLPJennifer SmithGerald and Mary SmollerJoshua and Kathryn SunderbruchSwiss Automation, Inc.Tom and Yolande TimminsJack and Dora TippensWaukegan Steel Sales, Inc.Gregory and Sara WernerMary Jo WillisWoods Event Management Inc.Janice YohananRobert R. and Janet Zilkowski

FRIENDS OF HARPER

ILLUMINATORS $500 +

American Association of University Women Schaumburg AreaVictoria and Paul AtkinsonPeter and Beatriz BandemerPatrick BauerDavid and Mary BellSue Ellen BellMargaret Bilos and FamilyMary Jo BolerBret and Karen BonnstetterDave Braunschweig and Cindy MillerJames and Judith BrennerCharles W. BrownDavid CastleSteven J. CatlinHarley and Jean ChapmanChicago Printing Ink Production ClubCrowe Horwath LLPBruce and Meg CrowtherThomas CrylenJoseph and Rebecca DarrThomas J. DowdJulie EllefsonElm Advisors LLCLinda J. Evans SotoBob and Roberta FioraniJohn and Melanie FrieburgScott FriedmanGlander Paving Co. *Robert and Betsy GlorchTerry GraberTravaris and Devon HarrisKimberly JaegerIvy JohannesenHector and Karen JohnstoneJoan L. KindleMary M. KnightMarcia and Louie LitrentaMichael LockeBarbara McFarlandGeorgeanna and Gregg MehrDrake and Wendy MertesMark and Levonne MrozinskiRita and John Mullins

Michael and Laura NejmanJudi NitschNorthwest Community Healthcare FoundationNuts, Bolts & ThingamajigsNWSMTASheryl OttoStephen and Sarah PetersenCinda and David PittmanMarie ReganJohn F. RippingerBruce and Alice RobertsRobert RogersRoosevelt UniversityTom and Judy SchneckePaul and Diane SipieraRoger SpayerJeffrey SronkoskiMarianne J. StankeChris and John StaubChad and Amy TaylorTom and Barbara ThompsonDavid TolliverLaurie Turpin-SoderholmCurtis and Marie VerschoorAndrew and Betsy WhiteIris A. WolfGeorge YappStacey YoungWarren Young

* Includes In-Kind Gifts * Includes In-Kind Gifts

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TRAILBLAZERS$250 +

Steve AndreanoJoe AquilinaLisa AyersSue and James BajtBaxter HealthcareSolveig R. BenderAlan BlairEric BohmanErin BrooksDiane Carter-ZubkoDiana CincinelloMatt and Barbara CockrellCollaborative Change Catalysts LLCMeg ConnollySue ContarinoRodney CraigJulie D'AgostinoLaurie DietzDoug EasterlingBarbara E. BowkerLori EschenbaumFidelity Charitable Gift FundJohn and Geraldine FrancioneMaggi FranksJay and Karen FritzPaul D. GuymonKathleen HanahanFrank HappEd and Dottie HardyHarper College - Annuitants AssociationHarper College - ESL DepartmentTimothy and Julie HenningBonnie J. HenryLeslye HessKathleen HockGeorge W. Hoeltje *Mary W. HoodRoger HouseTerry IversonDarrell JacksonPatricia S. JenCharity KamocheHeidi KatzDarlene M. KearnsRussell and Suzanne KlokkengaMelinda and Lawrence KnobeLinda Kolbusz-Kosan and Ken KosanColinda KramJudy KulchawikRod and Debra La Rue

Thom LangeLarry LaskoPaul LeBreckJeanne LeifheitRobyn LeslieEdward MarcinkoAdrienne McDayLaura McGeeAnne McGuire StudnerJohn McManusDonald F. Minner, Jr.Wendy MoylanLinda and Thomas MuellerHenrietta N. NeeleyNorman and Josephine NeillLarry NewsomDonald and Jane OppermannRobert Y. PaddockGerald PeronaPaul PetersonPerry K. PollockJoan PrendergastQ Center LLCRabine PavingDouglas K. RayJoseph and Marianne RivkinDeborah M. SadaNancy SavardRichard and Evelyn SeilerJohn P. SidorCharles SmithDiane StoneMike SwierThe D'Addario Music Foundation *Beth TreacyAnthony TysingerJoseph WachterElke WeinbrennerBarbara WoodsBeth A. Younglove

PARTNERS$100 +

Anonymous (3)Accucare Rehabilitation Center, PCACTKathy AndersonNikolay ArcosAnson and Jennifer ArndtThomas AufmannKenya AyersWendell and Kristi BakerJohn BalesDouglas BallThomas and Lynda BarfieldSandra BarneyJames BatsonPatrick J. BeachDorothy BellVic and Gloria BernerDenise BrentsPatrick BrosnanArlene BublickPeg Burbach-WebbPhil BurdickGina CabayCandido CabreraKathleen A. CanfieldJoan and Bruce CarlsonScott CashmanSam CavnarTerese ChannerDenise and Ronald ChappuisMeg ConeyMarc and Mary Beth ConnellJeff ConradRichard CostelloJay and Peggy DahlKathryn Dauksza-DowdTonya DixonEd and Helen DolanJames A. EdstromL. L. EshooVeronique FalkKathy M. FischerLori and Michael FiscusKenneth FloreyMike T. FoleyLinda Alberts FrankJohn GarciaJason GearyDonna and Elmer Glade-TauGraphic Communications Guild

Mario and Rita GuertinJean-Louise and Marvin GustafsonNancy HaberichterPanos HadjimitsosJim and Molly HammanHarper College - Access and Disability ServicesMark and Kim HealyNancy HeggemWilliam HengtgenJohn Herman, JrGreg HerrigesBarb HiggensRichard P. HoholGregory HoreniKenneth and Charlotte HydeSonia JawnyjJill JensenJohn JeziorskiJohn James Insurance Agency, Inc.Ross and Pamela Johnson and Family (Lars, Karl, Lisa, Andrea and Chase)Geri Kale-SmithMartha Karavitis-HemmatiChristel T. KedzieRoberta KennedyWilliam and Sheila KeslerErnie KimlinJennifer KittlerBrian KnetlRichard and Maria KnuthJoseph and Jayne KoteyAmy KunzDoug and Darby LanpherFredia MartinNancy McDonaldMegan McDowellSusan McNamaraJoanne E. MeyerhoffMary MitchellGayathri MoorthyDavid MoreTerry MorrisCarol MorrisonJohn and Josephine MuchmoreMichael and Rosemary MurrayJohn and Gayle SimonCraig and Kristen NelsonMatt NelsonPaul and Carol Neuhauser

Bess NicholasAmanda NielsenBarbara S. NjusKaren NotaroSusan NowakowskiCelina OcampoJohn and Pal O'ConnorJodie OlsenNancy L. O'MalleyShari PergrichtMary PettigrewPheasant Run IncLee and Shannon PlateKimberley PollyJoe QuinnJanice L. RazaqDebbie and Doug ReuterLouise RobbWilliam and Bennita RobertsonSam RosbyPhilip and Joni RothblumAnn M. RyanPhilip and Janine SalbJudith SalleeThomas SampDiane SandersWilliam SarleyTim SchermanChris M. SchillerVincent and Shirley ShanahanDavid and Sharyn ShepardMichael SicherSusan SkoraBarbara Drake SmallJay and Suzanne SnyderNicholas SparagisDouglas SpiwakSusanne StarckNorval and Diane StephensKathryn R. SterrettCraig StettnerJames and Darlene StewartMeg StillKaren StoesselStuckey Construction Company, IncAmy SwansonTasty CateringThe Giving CampaignRandy Toelke

Ramon and Suzette TolentinoShirley TurpinRichard VancuraDonald VanthournoutKarl and Amy VogelgesangNancy WajlerSarina WalczynskiKerry WalkerPatricia WentholdJerry Winchester, Jr.Shirley Wittman-FinchLawrence A. WojtasJerry L. ZaugCindy A. Zimmer

OTHER IN-KIND DONORS

Federico CabralesChicago Bears Football Club, IncConnect Pros, IncDMS PhotographyEmerald Lawn Care IncG.I. Jane FitnessHealth Source of Deer ParkHoliday Inn Express - PalatineSusie KimThe LOGS Group, LLCMaggiano's Little ItalyMario Tricoci Hair Salons & Day SpasCarol RichardsGlen RostekSchaumburg Park DistrictSybaris Club - Northbrook

* Includes In-Kind Gifts * Includes In-Kind Gifts

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THE AMBASSADOR'S CIRCLE$10,000 +

Alexian Brothers Health SystemAnonymous (3)James and Valerie ArnesenMartha Bell and Glen ReeserBIG Kaiser Precision Tooling, Inc *BMO Harris BankJoseph L. DiamondEDUCAUSEKen and Cathy EnderChristel T. KedzieSteven A. KrempaKI FurnitureLancaster Family FoundationLinda J. LangLegat ArchitectsMortenson Construction *Motorola Solutions FoundationPower Construction Company, LLCAhmed and Nirmala TobaaBarbara WilliamsGeorge and Christine Winandy

DEAN’S CIRCLE

THE KEYSTONE SOCIETY $5,000 +

AnonymousCornerstone National Bank & Trust CompanyFirst Bank of Highland ParkMarti LivingstonGeorgeanna and Gregg MehrRobbins SchwartzSodexo, Inc & AffiliatesTom and Yolande TimminsWeber-Stephen Products LLCRobert and C. Jayne Wilcox

THE LANDMARK SOCIETY $2,500 +

AT & TAtomatic Mechanical Services, Inc.Barrington Bank & Trust Co., N.A.Nancy and John CastleTeresa CunninghamDeFranco Plumbing, Inc.Eriksson Engineering AssociatesGibson Electric & Technology Solutions

John and Kathleen GilmerDerrick and Joni HamiltonHolabird & Root, LLCIvy JohannesenTom and Patty MacCarthyJoe Marchiori FamilyJudith MarwickMoats Office PropertiesJames MoehlingLane and Patricia MoyerMark Nannini *Northern TrustPepper Construction Group - BarringtonRoosevelt UniversityTyler Lane ConstructionLouise Welsh SchrankThomas and Karen Wischhusen

THE 1967 SOCIETY$1,000+

20/10 Engineering Group, LLCA & T Philia FoundationRon and Carol AllyAnonymous (3)Michael BabbMike BarzacchiniDee BeaubienSue Ellen BellBerger Excavating Contractors, Inc.Boller Construction Company, Inc.Donald Baker and Luz Canino-BakerSteven J. CatlinChicago Printing Ink Production ClubChicago White Metal Casting, Inc.Mark and Fontaine ClearyDavid and Maria CoonsJoan DourletEmerson Industrial Automation *FGM ArchitectsJay and Karen FritzGap IncHarold and Mary GianopulosGoldmaxRandy and Linda GreenJames and Sylvia HagelowRick HeidnerDiane G. HillH-O-H Water Technology, Inc.Richard P. HoholGerald HoltonIllinois Community College System Foundation

Jemrick CarpetsMary Ann and Donald JirakHerbert and Laura JohnsonChicago Prime Steakhouse and The Kalkounos FamilyWilliam and Jeanne KelleyBill and Sheila KeslerDarryl E. KnightTom and Barbara KnoffKaren KnudsenJoanne M. LeskiJack and Linda LloydSharon MarchioriAnne McGuire StudnerMaria S. MotenNicor GasJudi NitschNorthrop Grumman CorporationNorthwest Community Healthcare FoundationRobert and Sam OliverPalatine Women's ClubRobert ParzyPrecision Metalforming AssociationJeffrey and Lauren PrzybyloTom and Cathleen PyraDavid Bailey and Sheila Quirk-BaileyRasmussen CollegeLori K. ReichHazel M. RilkiTorvis and Michelé RobinsonRotary Club of PalatineTom and Judy SchneckeSikich LLPJennifer SmithGerald and Mary SmollerJeffrey SronkoskiMarianne J. StankeStarfish Retention Solutions, Inc.StudioGCJoshua and Kathryn SunderbruchJack and Dora TippensStephen and Jeannine TopolskiWalker Parking ConsultantsGregory and Sara WernerMary Jo WillisBarbara WoodsJanice YohananRobert R. and Janet Zilkowski

FRIENDS OF HARPER

ILLUMINATORS $500 +

Anonymous (3)Victoria and Paul AtkinsonEric BohmanBret and Karen BonnstetterJeffery and Marcia BowdenCharles W. BrownKathleen CallahanHarley and Jean ChapmanChase Bank, N.A.Kenneth V. DahlbergDe Palma Family Rev. TrustDMS PhotographyThomas J. DowdJulie EllefsonElm Advisors LLCLori EschenbaumLinda J. Evans SotoTeresa FranczykRobert and Betsy GlorchKenneth and Margaret GormanJoseph P. GuyerFrank HappHarper College - Biology DepartmentTravaris and Devon HarrisHayden-McNeil, LLCRichard HoffmanThomas G. KehoeDennis and Roberta KmiecMary M. KnightLinda Kolbusz-Kosan and Ken KosanThom LangeRyan MoatsMark and Levonne MrozinskiRoger A. MussellBess NicholasNorthwest OakObject Technology Solutions, Inc.PGM Pro Inc *Lee and Shannon PlateJulianne RowenPaul and Diane SipieraRoger SpayerChad and Amy TaylorRamon and Suzette TolentinoTrane ChicagoLaurie Turpin-Soderholm

TRAILBLAZERS$250 +

American Association of University Women Schaumburg AreaAnonymousJoe AquilinaAutism SpeaksLisa AyersSue and James BajtPatrick BauerMargaret Bilos and FamilyJames and Judith BrennerPeg Burbach-WebbDiane Carter-ZubkoMichael ChomiczewskiDiana CincinelloSue ContarinoCrowe Horwath LLPThomas CrylenRose D'AgostiniJulie D'AgostinoTroy DeFrancoLaurie DietzSue EganBarbara E. BowkerBob and Roberta FioraniMaggi FranksScott FriedmanMichael and Susan GilfillanFaon and Tony GrandinettiPaul D. GuymonKathleen HanahanBonnie J. HenryJohn Herman, JrKathleen HockMary W. HoodRoger HouseKris Howard-Jensen and Jack JensenPatricia S. JenKent JohnsonRussell and Suzanne KlokkengaJudy KulchawikRod and Debra La RueLarry LaskoPaul LeBreckRobyn LeslieMichael and Carol MammoserJohn McManusJames and Lori MeierDrake and Wendy MertesWendy MoylanHenrietta N. Neeley

Northwest Suburban Music Teachers' AssociationGerald PeronaStephen and Sarah PetersenPerry K. PollockJoe and Christine PoziemskiDavid and Kristin RichmondMark and Carin RomanDeborah M. SadaNancy SavardRichard and Evelyn SeilerNorval and Diane StephensMike SwierTom and Barbara ThompsonCurtis and Marie VerschoorJoseph WachterElke WeinbrennerIris A. WolfBeth A. Younglove

PARTNERS$100 +

Anonymous (4)Nikolay ArcosDeborah L. ArmstrongLinda K. AsperFelice AvilaKenya AyersJean B. BakerGerard and Janet BallwegRose BalounSharon BarberFred and Edythe BarrJudy BasofinRoger and Suzie BassiJames BatsonPatrick J. BeachGetachew W. BegashawRichard and Solveig BenderRoxanne BoersmaSheryl A. BrandtDave Braunschweig and Cindy MillerDenise BrentsEdwin and Joan BruningArlene BublickBrian H. BurkeGina CabayKathleen A. CanfieldJoan and Bruce CarlsonNeil and Mary CarlsonScott CashmanSamira Chaker

ANNUAL GIVING 2014

* Includes In-Kind Gifts * Includes In-Kind Gifts (continued)

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Harley and Jean ChapmanKathryn Dauksza-DowdJohn W. DavisBetty De GrohDesigners Point, Inc.Marvin and Susan DickmanRenee L. DorusGregory and Emily DowellJames A. EdstromMartha J. EgelandMarjorie J. EggenL. L. EshooBarbara K. FairwoodVeronique FalkMarianne Farinas de LeonKathy M. FischerLori and Michael FiscusLisa Franckowiak-EdlerLinda Alberts FrankJerome FrankeTony GarciaDonna and Elmer Glade-TauMathew M. GoldSally K. GriffithMario and Rita GuertinBonnie GunzenhauserJean-Louise and Mark GustafsonNancy HaberichterMark and Kim HealyWilliam HengtgenGreg HerrigesLeslye HessRobert S. HomaGregory HoreniHorton ChiropracticKenneth and Charlotte HydeSonia JawnyjJill JensenFestus L. Johnson, Jr.Adriana KamenetskyMartha Karavitis-HemmatiDarlene M. KearnsKaren and Brian KenistonAndy KidwellJoan L. KindleJennifer KittlerBrian KnetlKate R. KniestAshley KnightMelinda and Lawrence KnobeMichael D. KnudsenRichard and Maria Knuth

Richard and Jean KolzeLaura LaBauve-Maher and Larry MaherSusan LandersDoug and Darby LanpherDoug and Nancy LarsenJeanne LeifheitCraig and Carol LevinKatherine LewelingJoan LibnerSharon LindquistJack and Linda LissauerCynthia LuxtonTammie Y. MahoneyMarkel CorporationFredia MartinAdrienne McDayNancy McDonaldLaura McGeeJoanne E. MeyerhoffDavid MoreTerry MorrisCarol MorrisonLinda and Thomas MuellerMichael and Laura NejmanMatt NelsonSusan NowakowskiCelina OcampoNancy L. O'MalleyCharles OswaldSheryl OttoSusan OverlandPaul T. Bucci Donald PlassKimberley PollyKathryn M. PowellJoan PrendergastJoe QuinnDebbie and Doug ReuterKathleen B. ReynoldsBruce and Alice RobertsSam RosbyRichard and Susan RosensteinPhilip and Joni RothblumMarcie Sacks BottoThomas SampRuth and Donald SamuelsonKathleen A. Schwarz, RDHGail SeidelRichard and Evelyn SeilerKiran FreyShirley ShanahanDavid and Sharyn Shepard

Gayle SimonSusan SkoraRobert and Wallis SloatJanet SloverDouglas SpiwakChris and John StaubCraig StettnerKaren StoesselAmy SwansonThe Coca-Cola FoundationBrian ThomasonRandy ToelkeDana TrawczynskiNancy TrenkleTodd TurbesPaul F. TwardzikRichard VancuraVillage of Hoffman EstatesKarl and Amy VogelgesangVoris Mechanical, Inc.Stephanie WhalenMarguerita WhitbyPeter WicklundJerry Winchester, Jr.Shirley Wittman-FinchWoods Event Management Inc.Gaylen YoungWarren YoungMichael and Judith ZawackeCindy A. ZimmerDuane and Heather Zoldak

OTHER IN-KIND DONORS

Abt ElectronicsAdler Planetarium & Astronomy MuseumArlington InternationalBrazil Express SteakhouseChandler's Chophouse & Banquets, Inc.Chicago CubsChicago Zoological SocietyConnect Pros, IncCreative ImagesDestination FitnessElements Therapeutic MassageFollett CorporationDSK ArmoryG.I. Jane FitnessGoldmaxGolf NationGolfsmith InternationalHeidner Property ManagementIngersoll Rand-TraneLynfred WineryMain Street OperaMakray Memorial Golf ClubMoretti's SchaumburgPGA Tour Superstore, SchaumburgPoplar Creek Country ClubSanford-Brown CollegeSchaumburg Park DistrictSeasons 52Amit ShahAlexander SickelSybaris Club-NorthbrookTopGolf Wood DaleTrue ValueTuscan Market & Wine ShopGeorge Van HagenJoseph Wren

TRIBUTE GIFTS 2013

IN HONOR OF

Rita J. CanningJ. Harley ChapmanDenise C. ChappuisAnnie CockrellLori CollettiDonna M. Glade-TauCathy HeathDiane G. HillJill A. IzumikawaRose LengerichJames M. McGuireCelina OcampoAlice C. RobertsCarin P. RomanJason RomanoMarcie J. Sacks BottoRobert P. StanojevLaurie H. StoneEric WilmesGreg WilmesThomas G. Wischhusen

IN MEMORY OF

Patrick BottermanBetty CockrellSavannah EdwardsHelen FoxDawn M. FrancesconiAngelika HadjimitsosDelphine HansellAnita HirschAudrey HowardNils A. JohnsonMary Margaret KellySteven LangLeona MackAndy McPhersonLoretta MurkenHarold PollackRobert M. PowellRonald W. SatzkeJoan H. SimcoePaige StagnerJoan SteenhausenGeorge WoottenJoan R. Young

TRIBUTE GIFTS 2014

IN HONOR OF

Jean B. ChapmanLori CollettiAaron and Carole DiamondKenneth L. EnderLisa GarofaloDonna M. Glade-TauKathleen GraberDeborah HrvinakCraig LevinJames M. McGuireSarah L. MikulskiCelina OcampoGlen ReeserMichelé RobinsonAmira SebaiGene TesterIris A. Wolf

IN MEMORY OF

Patrick BottermanCarol ChamberlainCheryl L. CorriveauRosario L. DePalmaEd DuffyFlorian DynekGeorge L. HousakosJack JensenNils A. JohnsonJohn A. KnudsenKira MammoserLester S. PaulMarietta SolePatricia Smith-PierceJames VanecekJoan R. Young

* Includes In-Kind Gifts * Includes In-Kind Gifts

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OFFICERS

Kathleen A. Gilmer, President(Retired) Outreach Centers Director Northern Illinois University

Thomas G. Wischhusen, Immediate Past PresidentSenior Vice President and Managing Director Northern Trust

Georgeanna Mehr, Vice President DevelopmentPresident Hoffman Estates Community Bank

Gregory G. Werner, Vice President Board MembershipVice President and General Manager Mortenson Construction

Dr. Robin S. Turpin, Vice President Programs Director, Health Delivery Systems and Pharmacoeconomics U.S. Medical and Scientific Affairs Takeda Pharmaceuticals USA, Inc.

Richard P. Hohol, TreasurerPresidentChartered Consultants, Inc.

Gerald J. Smoller, SecretaryPrincipal Kovitz Shifrin Nesbit

William H. Kesler, Member at Large(Retired) Executive Vice President/Treasurer HSBC Finance Corporation

Dr. Kenneth L. Ender, (Ex-Officio) Senior Vice PresidentPresident Harper College

Rita J. Canning, (Ex-Officio) Trustee LiaisonChair Board of Directors WINGS (Women in Need Growing Stronger)

Laura J. Brown, (Ex-Officio)Executive Director, Educational Foundation Harper College

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Diane Hill, ChairClinician and Lecturer (Retired) Northwestern University (Barrington)

Gregory Dowell, Vice-ChairPartner Bass Solomon Dowell, LLP (Deer Park)

Walt Mundt, SecretarySenior Account Executive Vertex, Inc. (Palatine)

Rita J. CanningChair, Board of Directors WINGS (Women in Need Growing Stronger) (Inverness)

Jim GalloPresident Gallo Associates, LLP (Elk Grove Village)

William Kelley, JDPresident Kelley, Kelley & Kelley (Schaumburg)

Laurie StonePresident, WINGS (Women in Need Growing Stronger) (Elk Grove Village)

Marisa AndreuccettiStudent Trustee

EXECUTIVE COUNCIL

Dr. Kenneth L. EnderPresident Harper College

Dr. Ronald AllyExecutive Vice President of Finance and Administrative Services

Laura BrownChief Advancement Officer

Phil Burdick Chief Communications Officer

Dr. Maria Coons Senior Executive to the President, Board Liaison and Vice President of Workforce and Strategic Alliances

Dr. Judith Marwick Provost

Sheila Quirk-Bailey Chief of Staff

Michelé  Robinson Assistant Provost/Special Assistant to the President for Diversity and Inclusion

HARPER COLLEGE EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION HARPER COLLEGE

DIRECTORS

Dee Beaubien(Retired) Mental Health Counselor and Consultant

Martha A. BellPrincipalTilton, Kelly + Bell, LLC

Luz N. Canino-BakerPresident LNC Coaching, LLC

Dr. Nancy M. CastleActing Director, Center for Non-Governmental Organization Leadership and DevelopmentNorthern Illinois University

Mark W. ClearySector Vice President Supply Chain Management Northrop Grumman Corporation

Robert P. Fiorani(Retired) Vice President CommunicationSchneider Electric

Randy L. GreenPresident and Chief Executive OfficerFirst Bank of Highland Park

James J. Hagelow(Retired) Managing DirectorMarsh USA, division of Marsh & McLennan Companies

Derrick F. HamiltonVice President Infrastructure Management - EastAT&T

C. Herbert Johnson, Jr.Tax PrincipalEder, Casella & Co.

Andy-John KalkounosManaging PartnerChicago Prime Steakhouse

Jack A. LloydMarket PresidentBMO Harris Bank

James P. MeierPrincipal/Project ManagerMeritCorp Group, LLC

Ryan MoatsVice PresidentMoats Office Properties

James A. MoehlingAttorney and Counselor

Sam OliverExecutive DirectorCitizens for Conservation

Carol C. PankrosFounder and Financial AdvisorCCP, Inc.

Thomas M. PyraPresidentAberdeen Partners, Inc.

Dr. Nancy N. Robb(Retired) Superintendent of SchoolsTownship High School District 211

Jacob H. SadoffCo-FounderGoldmax

Drew J. SchaeferSenior Vice PresidentCornerstone National Bank & Trust Company

Jim W. SchwantzMayor – Village of PalatineNational Account Sales Manager Von Sydow’s Moving and Storage, Inc.

Jeffrey F. SronkoskiPrincipalLegat Architects

Marianne J. StankeDirector StrategyMotorola Solutions, Inc.

Mary Jo WillisProfessor EmeritaHarper College Speech and Theatre Department

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President, Kenneth L. Ender, Ph.D.

Chief Communications Officer, Phil Burdick

Director of Marketing Services, Mike Barzacchini

Manager, Creative Services, Sandra Minich

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ART DIRECTION AND DESIGN

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PHOTOGRAPHY

DMS Photography

Rich Malec Photography

Sally Blood Photography

Student Photographers

Redha Chaudhry

Emily Sorenson

Kevin Tiongson

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