Staff Profile
Marshal Herrmann –– Staff
Marshal Herrmann joined the IV Leader as a staff member in the beginning of the 2013 Spring semester. In high school, Marshal was a member of the yearbook staff. After graduating IVCC, he hopes to transfer to the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
Marshal tinkers with random parts of the website and occasionally writes articles.
Marshal’s hobbies include rooting for the St. Louis Rams and playing Xbox. However, he does not enjoy writing awkwardly about himself in third person.
Follow me on twitter: @MarshHerrm.
Budget process begins: Dean, some waivers to be cut
Marshal Herrmann, IV Leader Media Editor
May 2, 2013
Filed under News
In an effort to achieve a balanced budget, one dean position and some athletic waivers will be cut. According to the Audit-Finance Committee’s April press release, the initial budget for fiscal 2014 will need to be reduced by about $900,000. IVCC President Jerry Corcoran noted that this is just a... Read more »
Three candidates running for two board spots
Marshal Herrmann, Media Editor
March 25, 2013
Filed under News
Three candidates are competing for two open spots on the Board of Trustees. Jane Goetz of Ottawa, Laurie Bonucci of Princeton and Brandon Evans of Oglesby will all be on the April 9 ballot. On Wednesday afternoon, the three candidates met in the fireplace lounge for an open forum sponsored by the... Read more »
Pay to print: Board approves 5-cent per print charge in three IVCC locations
Marshal Herrmann, IV Leader Media Editor
March 21, 2013
Filed under News
Printing will no longer be free. Students printing at the Jacobs Library, Learning Commons or the Ottawa Center Open Lab will be charged 5 cents for black-and-white and 25 cents for color. Additionally, the price of copies will be reduced from 10 to 5 cents. Printing will remain free in instructional... Read more »
Trustees approve 10 percent tuition increase
Marshal Herrmann, Media Editor
February 21, 2013
Filed under News
Students will be paying more for tuition starting this summer. Faced with economic decisions, the school’s Audit Finance Committee recommended an approximate 10 percent tuition raise during its January meeting. The Board of Trustees officially approved the tuition increase at the February 19th meeting. The... Read more »