Although he had originally planned to become an architect or engineer, Dr. Matt Seaton’s education and professional background in the educational field has led him to his current role as Vice President...
Although originally from a small town in northern Wisconsin called Peshtigo, Tom Quigley, who recently assumed the role of Director of Admissions and Transfer Services, immediately felt welcomed by his...
The Student Government Association recently held freshman elections. To recap, petitions were made available outside of Office E-306 beginning Sept. 20 and were due back outside that same office on Sept....
Emily Morgan was hired as a mathematics instructor for the 2021-22 academic year.
Q. Where are you from originally?
A. I grew up in Plano, IL and went to high school in Paw Paw, IL.
Q. Where did...
Samantha Whiteaker was hired as a new nursing instructor for the 2021-22 academic year.
Q. Where are you from originally?
A. Peoria, IL
Q. Where did you attend college and what degree do you hold?
A....
Caitlinn Hubbell was hired as a new agriculture instructor for the 2021-22 academic year.
Q. Where are you from originally?
A. Lafayette, Indiana
Q. Where did you attend college and what degree...
Hope Beelman, IV Leader Editor
• September 2, 2021
After deciding to return to school in 2003 with the goal of completing a bachelor’s degree in Accounting, advisor Miguel Hermosillo, a new member of the Financial Aid faculty, currently helps students...
Q. Where are you from originally?
A. I grew up in Ohio, Illinois, graduated with a class of 10 total from Ohio High School.
Q. Where did you attend college and what degree do you hold?
A....
After a teaching career of 32 years, IVCC Art instructor Karen Zeilman is retiring after this year.
Karen Zeilman has taught at IVCC for 17 years, as well as having taught high school...
Dan Serafini, a professor with the IVCC mathematics department, is retiring following the 2021 spring semester.
When asked about what made him decide to teach math, Mr. Serafini explained that there...
