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INSTITUTIONPUB DATEIOTE
Statewide Inventory of Current and Intended Programsat Illinois Public Community Colleges.Illinois Community Coll. Board, Springfielth.1 Nov 76109p.; Not available in hard copy due to marginallegibility
EDRS PRICE EF-$0.83 Plus Postage. BC Not Available Lcom EDRS.DESCRIPTORS Board of Education Role; Classification; Community
Colleges; Conflict Resolution; Coordination;*Curriculum Planning; Instructional Programs;Interinstitutional Cooperation; *Junior Colleges;*Program Planning; *Regional Planning; *StatewidePlanning; Technical Education; *VocationalEducation
IDENTIFIERS Illinois
ABSTRACTAs part of the effort of the Illinois Community
College Board to develop and implement statewide and regionalplanning of occupational programs, input from colimunity collegeadministrators, presidents, and trustees eas sought in order thatpolicies, procedures and guidelines for statewide and regionalplanning could be formulated. Additionally, occupational programscurrently offered and those intendell for future implementation wereclassified as to whether they shouln be made available ondistrict-wide, area-wide, regional, statewide, or cooperative bases.The-resulting occuPatiOnal program classification scheme was then
, Trespnted to community college personnel at seven regional meetingsthrAghout the'state. The bulk of this docUment contains theinstructional program classifications for each of-the seven regionsof the state. Within the regional program classifications are theinstructional program classifications for each college in the region.Procedures for resolving disagreements on program classification andduplication between institutions at the local level are outlined, and
-the role cf the State Board in assisting the resolution of.differences is alsc presented. (JDS)
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U S DEPARTMENT OF HEAL TN,EDUCATION & WELFARENATIONAL INSTITUTE OF
EDUCATION
THIS DOCUMENT HAS BEEN REPRO.DUCED EXACTL Y 45 RECEIVEU FROMTHE PERSON OR ORGANIZATION ORIGINATING IT POINTS OF VIEW OR OPINIONSSTATED DO NOT NECESSARILY REPRE.SENT OFFICIAL NATIONAL INSTITUTE OFEDUCATION POSITION OR POLICY
ILLINOIS COMMUNITY COLLEGE BOARD
518 ILES PARK PLACE
'SPRINGFI-ELD, ILLINOIS 62718
TELEPHONE (217) 782-2495
NOVEMBER. 1.. 19760314
ILLINOIS COMMUNITY COLLEGE BOARD
RICHARD P. STONE, Chairman
TOUSSAINT L. HALE, Vice-ChairmanFRANK F. FOWLEHUGH D. HAMMERSLAG
PAUL 3. HANKSVIVIAN MEDAKJAMES W. SANDERSLILA B. TEERJOSEPH M. CRONIN (b0E) - Ex Officio
(Represented by John W. Goudy) SpringfieldDENNIS W. TRUELSEN (Non-Voting Student Member)
Springfield 1979
Chicago 1977Northfield 1977Rockford 1981Hardin 1981Lincolnwood 1981arion
1977East St. Louis 1979
PROFESSIONAL STAFF
Executive Director:FRED L. WELLMAN
Associate Directors:G. ROBERT DARNESRICHARD L. FOXJPMES M. HOWARDIVAN J. LACHWILLIAM G. MATLACKJOHN J. SWALEC, Jr.
Assistant Directors:PAUL R. CAMPCAROLYN McIVERNANCY MICKELSONROBERT M. ROSSPEGGY SHEERIN
GUS SKEADASJANET L. STROUD
Legal Counsel:DONALD D. ZEGLIS
Elogln Comm. Coll. 1977(June)
Academic, Student & Community ServicesAdministration and Governmental ServicesBudget OfficePlanning and Research OfficeAccounting OfficeCareer Education Office
Data Base ManagerStudent & Community ServicesCapital Projects
- AuditorResearch
Fiscal AnalystCareer Programs
Deputy Secretary and Acting President at State Community College of East St. Louis:ROSETTA D. WHEADON
Dean of Administrative Services at State Community uollege of East St. Louis:DONALD CHILDERS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page
INTRODUCTION 1
MAP OF STATEWIDE AND REGIONAL PLANNING REGIONS 5
MEETING #1 - SOUTHERN & SOUTH CENTRAL REGIONS 6
PARTICIPANTS 7
CURRICULUM INVENTORY 8
MEETING #2 - WEST SUBURBAN REGION 16
PARTICIPANTS 16
CURRICULUM INVENTORY 17
MEETING #3 - NORTH SUBURBAN REGION 25
PARTICIPANTS 25
CURRICULUM INVENTORY 26
MEETING #4 - EAST CENTRAL REGION , 41
PARTICIPANTS 42CURRICULUM INVENTORY 43
MEETING #5 - NORTWEST REGION 51
PARTICIPANTS 52CURRICULUM INVENTDRY 53
MEETING #6 - WEST CENTRAL REGION 61
PARTICIPANTS 62
CURRICULUM INVENTORY 63
MEETING #7 - SOUTH SUBURBAN REGION 71
PARTICIPMTS 71
CURRICULMI INVENTORY 72
STATEWIDE INVENTORY OF OCCUPATIONAL PROGRAMSFOR ILLINOIS PUBLIC COMMUNITY COLLEGES 80
.-APPROVED COOPERATIVE PROGRAMS AT ILLINDIS PUBLICCOMMUNITY ODLLEGES AS REPORTED TO THE ICCB 90
SUMMARY 94
INTRODUCTION
For the past year, the staff of the Illinois Community College Board
has been working to develop and implement statewide and regional planning of
,instructional programs. After seeking input from Illinois public community
college administrators, presidents; and trustees, the ICCB staff submitted
to its Board a policy and related procedures and guidelines for statewide'
and regional.planning which were subsequently approved at the May 21, 1976
ICCB meeting. The objective of the statewide and regional planning concept
was to strengthen communication and cooperation among local institutions.
It was also an attempt to place greater programmatic decision-making at
the local level. However, the statewide and regional planning activities
were designed to be supportive to the previously approved cooperative
arrangements which existed between institutions. .
In the Fall of 1977 the Illinois public community colleges submitted
to the ICCB all intended programs to be implemented as a part of their
RAMP/CC document. These intended programs were identified along with
previously approved units of instruction and subsequently shared with com-
munity college administrators at seven statewide and regional planning
meetings. The meetings were held during October of 1976 at seven community
college campuses. All Illinois public community college districts were
grouped for initial planning and discussion purposes according to ICCTA
regions. At these meetings ICCB staff also shared with the local adminis-
trators the intended programs and intended program classifications for
every community college in the State. Other activities at these meetings
incLuded: stressing the concept-of programmatic planning at the local level;
reviewing the policy, procedures, and guidelines for statewide and regional
planning; encouraging the colleges to meet regionally on programmatic planning
and other issues; identifying the process for responding to intended programs;
distributing program request forms for all schools in that region and neigh-
boring regions; requesting responses from every institution about intended
programs which might have an effect upon its institutions; and recognizing
the process for program classification of currently approved programs and in-
tended programs as district, area, regional, and statewide offerings. Time
was set aside at the meetings for the institutions to express their position
on the programmatic intent and classifications of regional offerings and
others in the State as applicable. Any issues or disagreements between
colleges were identified and discussed, and those which could not be resolved
are to be discussed at subsequent meetings at the deans and presidents levels
until the issues regarding the proposed programs are resolved. If the
institutions still do not reach agreement regarding the approval of the
program, then ICCB staff will attempt to assist in the resolution of the
differences. A timetable which is included as a portion of the summary
sec,:ion was discussed at the Meetings.
The program approval status of proposed progvms to be implemented
Fall 1977 is intended to be reviewed at the Illinois Council of Community
College Administrators Conference to be held November 18 and 19, 1976. It
is expected at this meeting that a report will be made identifying those
community colleges which have responded in support of or with reservations
on intended 1.)ograms, their classifications, and the classifications of
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currently approved programs. At that time, the staff will identify any
statewide concerns or implications.
This year's edition of the "Statewide Inventory of Current and Intended
Career Programs at Illinois Public Community Collegee" includes, for the first
ttme, the designation of programs classified as District, Area, Regional, or
Statewide programs. It should be pointed out that these designated program
classifications includel in this document are only the recommendation of
the colleges themselves'and have not been approved yet by either the Illinois
Community College Board or its staff. The Illinois Community College Board
staff plans to make its recommendations on the designated program classifica-
tions in the Spring of 1977 for review by the colleges and then submitted to
the Illinois Community College Board for approval.
The attached charts also iden4;ify cooperative programs reported to the
Illinois Community College Board office. It is hoped that other colleges who
currently have cooperative programs but have not reported them to the Illinois
Community College Board office will do so before the final report is issued
next Spring.
It is our hope that this process will stimulate the local community
colleges to recognize and consider the intent of neighboring institutions
in the State so that better plmaing and cooperation may exist throughout
the State of Illinois. Since the statewide and regional meetings were held,
a number of meetings have been held locally and institutions have added or
deleted programs as a result of these meetings. It is reasonable to assume
that not all conflicts will be resolved at the local level and that state
participation may be necessary. Some other considerations which were un-
resolved at the time of the regional meetings, such as bow to respond to
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and approve the statewide program classification, will be discussed at the
Illinois Council of Community College Administrators Conference. It is
the feeling of the ICCB staff that the most desirable attribute of this
planning system would be the acceptance of local institutions to work
together as full partners with State officials to serve the needs of the
citizens of the state of Illinois.
Janet StroudJohn J. Swalec, Jr.Fred L. Wellman
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ILLINOIS COMMUNITYCOLLEGE BOARD
STATEWIDE & REGIONALPLANNING REGIONS
NOVEMBER 1976
KEY
1. Northwest Region, Meeting #5
2. North Suburban Region, MeetingMeeting 03
3. West Suburban Region,Meeting #2
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5. South Suburban Region,Meeting 07
SCC EAST ST. LOUI S6 0 1
6. East Central Region,Meeting 04
7. South Central Regian,Meeting 01
8. Southern Region, Meeting 01
Territory not ina communitycollege district
5
STATEWIDE AND REGIONAL PLANNING MEETING #I
KASKASKIA COLLEGEOctober 6, 1976
10:00 a.m.
Southern Region
SCC EAST ST. LOUIS601
South Central Region
6
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The following lists the individuals who participated in the first statewideand regional planning meeting held at Kaskaskia College.
College/State Agency
Belleville Area College
Illinois Eastern Community CollegesLincoln Trail CollegeOlney Central CollegeWabash Valley College
John A. Logan College
Kaskaskia College
Lewis & Clark Community College
Rend Lake College
Shawnee College
Southeastern Illinois College
State Community College of East St. Louis
Division of Adult and Vocational-Technical Education (Business,Marketing, and Management OccupationalConsultant)
CETA Coordinator
Illinois Community College Board
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Representative
Clyde WashburnBarbara Blaird
Jesse KeyserDwight LinkTerry G. LudwigRonald L. Sanderson
Jack D. HillRobert H. Irvin
Virgil BolerjackD. Rennie Minton
Tom Juravichclarence Van Hoy
Ardell Kimmel
Joel Jennings
Robert I. Gregg
Willard D. Maytubbywillie J. Walker
Gerry Gaedtka
Toni Harris
John J. SwalecJanet L. Stroud
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Illinois Community College Board
STATEWIDE AND REGIONAL PLANN/NG MEETING #1
CHARTS OF CURRENT AND INTrNDED OCCUPATIONAL PROGRAMS
Belleville Area CollegeIllinois Eastern Community Colleges
John A. Logan CollegeKaskaskia:College
Lewis & Clark CoMmunity CollegeRend Lake CollegeShawnee College
Southeastern Illinois CollegeState Community College
= Programs approved in cooperation with= Currently approved program classified= Currently approved program_classi:ied= Currently approved program classified= Currently approved program classified
x = Currently approved program but.not classified.W = Program withdrawn during past year.78A = Intended program to be implemented in year indicated and classified
District, Area, Regional, or Statewide.0= fear college inteiids to withdraw program.
another community college district.as district.as area.as regional.as statewide.
* These designations have been proposed by officials from Illinois public communitycolleges and are not necessarily approved */ the .Talinois Community College Boardor its staff.
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STATEWIDE AND-REGIONAL PLANNING MEETING #2
WAUBONSEE COMMUNITY COLLEGEOctober 13, 1976
10:30 a.m.
West Suburban.Region
The'following lists the individuals who participated in the E;econd statewideand regional planning meeting held at Waubonsee Community College.
College/State Agency
College of DuPage
Elgin Community College
Morton College
Waubonsee Community College
Division of Adult and Vocational-Technical Education
Illinois Community College Board
CETA Coordinator
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Bill GoochPete KiassenRuss Lundstrom
Jack Gualdoni
R. C. EricsonMichael K. Ward
Ken ShibataLee Thompson
Lauren B. &ouselBernie QuigleyJack 0. Williams
John J. Swalec
Toni Harris
Illinois Community College Board
STATEWIDE AND REGIONAL PLANNING MEETING #2
CHARTS OF CURRENT AND INTENDED OCCUPATIONAL PROGRAMS
College of DuPageElgin Community College
Morton CollegeWaubonsee Community College
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C = Programs approved in tooperation with another community college district.D = Currently approved program classified as district.A = Currently approved program classified as area.R = Currently approved program classified as regional.S = Currently approved.program classified as statewide.W = Program withdrawn during past year.78A = Intended program to be implemented in year indicated and claSsified.
District, Area, Regional, or Statewide.0= fear college inter-ids to withdrTiW program.
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STATEWIDE AND REGIONAL PLANNING MEETING #3
COLLEGE OF LAKE COUNTYOctober 14, 1976
10:00 a.m.
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The following lists the individuala who participated in the third statewideand regional planning meeting held at College of Lake County.
College/State Agency
City Colleges of Chicago
Kennedy-King College
Loop CollegeOlive-Harvey CollegeSouthwest College
College of Lake County
McHenry County College
Oakton Community College
Triton College
William Rainey Harper College
Division of Adult and Vocational-Technical Education
CETA Coordinator
Illinois Community College Board
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Representative
Bernard N. FerreriJohn GredeHerman BryantAugustus K. FooteEileen LuciettoPaul RupprechtDonald B. Smith
John SheltonJim Suksi
Dick FuhlerBrian C. Koleto
Kathleen ArnsE. Culkin
Vernon Magnesen
Charles FalkDave Williams
Lauren B. Housel
Toni Harris
John Swalec
Illinois Community College Board
STATEWIDE AND REGIONAL PLANNING MEETING #3
CHARTS OF CURRENT AND INTENDED OCCUPATIONAL PROGRAMS
City Colleges of ChicagoCollege of Lake CountyMcHenry Councy College
Oakton Community CollegeTriton College
William Rainey Harper College
*Key:
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STATEWIDE AND REGIONAL PLANNING MEETING #4
PARKLAND COLLEGEOctober 15, 1976
10:00 a.m.
East Central Region
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College/State Agency Representative
Danville Junior College Alan Johnson
Lake Land College Charles W. Cole
Lincoln Land Community College Orell R. Vanderwater
Parkland College 0
Clifton Matz
Richland Community College Loren PixleyRobert Rose
Division def Adult and Vocational-Technical Education
Advisory Council on VocationalEducation
CETA Coordinator
Louise Dailey
Don Mitchell
Toni Harris
Illinois Community College Board. Janet Stroud
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Illinois Community College Board
STATEWIDE AND REGIONAL PLANNING MEETING #4
CHARTS OF CURRENT AND INTENDED OCCUPATIONAL PROGRAMS
Danville Junior CollegeLake land College
Lincoln Land Community CollegeParkland College
Richland Community College
C = Programs approved in cooperation with another community college district.D = Currently approved program classified as district.A = Currently approved program classified as area.R= Currently approved program classified as regional.S = Currently approved program classified as statewide.W = Program withdrawn during past year.x = Currently approved program but not classified.78A = Intended program to be implemented in year indicated and classified
District, Area, Regional, or Statewide.0= Year college inteTids to withdraw program.
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STATEWIDE AND REGIONAL PLANNING MEETING #5
SAUK VALLEY COLLEGEOctober 19, 1976
10:00 a.m.
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College/State Agency
Highland Community College
Kishwaukee College
Rock Valley College
Sauk Valley College
Division of Adult and.Vocational-Technical Education
CETA Coordinator
Illinois Community College Board
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David EmersonBetty Shockley
Donald P. HigEs
Don Johnson
Jim BarberRobert CrouseDick.HOltamJim StricklandRon-Williams
Mary Lou Shea
Tbni Harris
Janet Stroud
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Illinois Community College Board
STATEWIDE AND REGIONAL PLANNING MEETING #5
CHARTS OF CURRENT AND INTENDED OCCUPATIONAL PROGRAMS
Highland Community CollegeIllinois Valley Cammunity College
Kishwaukee CollpgeRock.Valley CollegeSauk Valley College
C =.Programs approved in cooperation with another community college district.D = Currently approved program classified as district.A = Currently approved program classified as area.R = Currently approved program classified as regional.S = Currently approved prograd classified as statewide.'W-=-Program withdrawn during past year.x = Currently approved program but not classified.78A = Intended program to be implemented in year indicated and classified
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SPOON RIVER COLLEGEOctober, 20, 1976
10:00 a.m.
West Central Region
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College/State Agency
Black Hawk College
Black Hawk East
Carl Sandburg College
Illinois Central College
John Wood Community College
Spoon River College
Division of Adult and Vocational-Technical Education
Illinois Office of Education
Illinois Community College Board
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Herman G. Brant
Eldon R. AupperleKent ClaussenLarry MuntonFred Stahl
William D. Masters
Gerald J. HolzhauerEvan JacksonMichael Svob
Jim Upchurch
Harold HuberBrian Telander
Lorraine Summers
David N. Daniel
John J. Swalec
Illinois Community College Board
STATEWIDE AND REGIONAL PLANNING MEETING #6
CHARTS OF CURRENT AND INTENDED OCCUPATIONAL PROGRAMS
Black Hawk College - Quad CitiesBlack Hawk College - East Campus
Carl Sandburg CollegeIllinois Central College
John Wood Community CollegeSpoon River College
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5484 Earth Science Technology
5485 Meteorological & Atmospheric Tech
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Human Services 78DLegal Technology 83RInterpreter Technology
5502 Religion-Related Technology
5503 Teacher/Counselor ,Aide
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5505 Law Enforcement D
. Corrections 81D
Criminal Justice D
SecuritY, IndustrialPrivate PoliceConservation Law EnforcementPolice Training
5506 Recreational Leadership 80D
Therapeutic AideSocial Worker Aide/Social Director 78D 79D
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5507 Fire Scienco Technology D A D 78DFire Fighting Apprentice
5508 Public AdministrationMunicipal EmployeesMuseum ManagementGovernmental Careers
5585 Child Care
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STATEWIDE AND REGIONAL PLANNING MEETING #7
JOLIET JUNIOR COLLEGEOctober 22, 1976
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The following lists the individuals who participated in the seventh statewideand regional planning meeting held at Joliet Junior College.
College/State Agency
Joliet Junior College
Kankakee Community College
Moraine Valley Community College
Prairie State College
Thornton Community College
Division of Adult and Vocational-Technical Education
CETA Coordinator
Illinois Community College Board 7 5
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Representative
Maynard BoudreauWilliam ChaseClaude KernMax KusterCharles WarthenWalt Zaida
Richard PreyWritesman Long
Byron KeeRobert M. Van Ries
N. A. Petersanti
Bill Piland
Gene BeenengaDonald J. InnigNona Janssen
Toni Harris
Janet L. Stroud
Illinois Community College Board
STATEWIDE AND REGIONAL PLANNING MEETING #7
CHARTS OF CURRENT AND INTENDED OCCUPATIONAL PROGRAMS
Joliet Junior CollegeKankakee Community College
Moraine Valley Community CollegePrairie State College
Thornton Community College
*Key:
C = Programs approved in cooperation with another community college district.D = Currently approved program classified as district.A = Currently approved program classified as area.R = Currently approved program classified as regional.S = Currently approved program classified as statewide.W = Program withdrawn during past year.x = Currently approved program but not classified.78A = Intended program to be implemented in year indicated and classified
District, Area, Regional, or Statewide.al= Year college intends to withdraw program.
* These designations have been proposed by officials from Illinois public communitycolleges and are not necessarily approved by the Illinois Community College Boardor its staff.
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Savings & Loan
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Medical Secretary D D
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Executive SecretaryCourt Reporter .
Clerk Typist D
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5012 Applied Arts/Fine ArtsInterior Desi:n D 82A D CGraphic Arts A 81A 80A A AAdvertisingCommercial Art
AInstrument Service TechProfeSsional EntertainerPiano Technology 78ROrgan Technology
5073 Food Preparation & Service D 81DCulinary Arts R R
5083 Real Estate D 79D 79D D DReal Estate Specialist
5084 Insurance 80D D5085 Admin Supv Mgt/Business Supv D D
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Data Processing, Clerical .
5102 Key Punch Operator .D
5103 Computer Programmer D D D DSystems AnalystData Base/Computer mgt
5104 Computer Operator A A CMicrographics Technology
5105 Data Processing Equipment Maint.
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5202 Dental Assistant R R C5203 Dental Hygiene R R - C5204 Dental Lab Tech 81R
Maxio-Facial Tech5205 Medical Lab Tech A A
Bio-Medical Tech 81R5206 Veterinary Technology S 82R 83R5207. Radiologic Technology A A A A A,-- , Nuclear Medical Tech 82R
Health PhysicsDiagnostic Medical Sonography
5208 Nursing, R.N. 'D D D D n5209 Nursing, Practical A D A A5210 Occupational Therapy R C R R5211 Surgical Technology A5212 Optical Technology5213 Medical Records Tech 81D A A5214 Medical Office Asst
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Alcoholism Counselor5217 Cardio-Pulmonary5218 Institutional Management 78A
Geriatric Nursing gbRGerontological Aide
5219 Phyiical Therapy 82A. . 82R5284 Industrial Safety/OSHA A 790
First Aid -Civil DefenseParamedic
5285 Prosthetics & Orthotics. . .
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5314 Micro-Precision TechnologyWatch Repair .
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Machine Tool Process D DMechanical Technology D DPlastic Die DesignSteam Power Plant TechMaintenance MechanicsHydraulics
5316 Non-Destructive Testing SNuclear Technology
5317 Construction Mgt Technology DBuilding Construction Tech 83A C A AA/C, Refrigeration, & Heating D D 78DApprentice Machinist RApprentice CarpenterApprentice BricklayerApprentice IronworkerApprentice Trades
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5385 Minin.6 T2chnoogySurface Mining_Technology
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5403 WildlifeForestry__Timber Harvestim!,
5404 Food FrocessinFL/CanningFood,Sanitation
5405 Home Economics _ _.
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5406 Marine/Ocano7:ranhic Tech5407 Laboratory roch, 1;ent4ra15408 Environmental Control 78D 78A A C
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Corrections A ACriminal JusticeSecurity, Industrial A A
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5506 Recreational Leadership A ATherapeutic Aide CSocial Worker Aide/Social Director - A ACommunity Service Aide D
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STATEWIDE INVENTORY OF .occur, 7AL PROGRAMS
FOR ILLINOIS PUBLIC COW,b. 'OLLEGES
November 1976
* Key:
C = i-rograms approved in cooperation with another district.D = Currently approved program classified as district.A,=. Currently approved program classified as area.R = Currently approved program classified as regional.S = Currently approved program classified as statewide.x = Currently approved program but not classified.W = Program withdrawn during past year.78A = Intended prograth to be implemented in year indicated and
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APPROVED COOPERATIVE PROGRAMSAT ILLINOIS PUBLIC COMMUNITY COLLEGES
REPORTED TO THE ILLINOIS COMMUNITY COLLEGE BOARD
The following section contains those approved cooperative programs
at Illinois public community colleges whici. are a part of the official
Illinois public community college curriculum file in the Illinois Community
College Board offices. This list of cooperative agregments is not at all
inclusive since the Illinois Public Community College Act allows local
community college districts to engage in contractual agreements to provide
for instructional services. Since the control of such arrangements is at
the local level, the Illinois Community College Board or its staff is not
always aware of agreements. Only those institutions which have completed
an ICCB Form 20A and identified the cooperative agreement as inter-district
agreement with other community colleges of a given institution, agreement
with senior public institution, agreement with private institution, agree-
ment with proprietary institution, or interstate agreements are listed.
The reviewer of this list should realize that although other cooperative
agreements have been included in other ICCB studies, this list only includes
those which have been reported to the Illinois Community College Board.
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COOPERATIVE PROGRAMS AT ILLINOIS PUBL`.. COMMUNITY COLLEGES
(Officially lisied on ICCB rec.)rda as of 11/1/76)
District Name of Type of Coopera-Number Institution Unit of Instruction tive Agreement
502-01 College of DuPage Agricultural Supply & Inter-districtBusiness
502-01 College of DuPage Agricultural Productionand Management
Inter-district
502-01 College of DuPage Culinary Arts Inter-district
502-01 College of DuPage Chartered Life Under-writers
Inter-district
502-01 College of DuPage Legal Technology Inter-districtAAS Degree & Cert.
502-01 College of DuPage Transportation Inter-district
503-01 Black Hawk Q.C. Auto Body Repair Interstate
503-01 Black Hawk Q.C. Auto Mechanics Interstate
503-01 Black Hawk Q.C. Truck Mechanics Interstate
503-01 Black Hawk Q.C. Motorcycle Mechanics Interstate
503-01 Black Hawk Q.C. Die Design Proprietary Inst.
503-01 Black Hawk Q.C. Tool Design Proprietary Inst.
503-01 Black Hawk Q.C. Barbering Proprietary Inst.
503-01 Black Hawk Q.C. Coc.metology Proprietary Inst.
508-03 Malcolm X - Chicago Food Sanitation Intra-district
508-04 Truman - Chicago Food Sanitation Intra-district
508-05 Olive-Harvey - Chi. Food Sanitation Intra-district
509-01 Elgin Agricultural Chemicald Inter-districtTechnology
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District Name of Type of Coopers-Number Institution Unit of Instruction tive Agreement
509-01 Elgin Agricultural Mgt & Inter-districtProduction Technology
509-01 Elgin Ornamental Horticulture Inten-districtTechnology
510-01 Thornton Architectual Drafting Inter-districtTechnology
510-01 Thornton Agriculture Production Inter-district& Managemeat
510-01 Thornton Agriculture Supply Inter-district
510-01 Thornton Industrial Electrician Inter-district(Apprentice)
510-01 Thornton Interior Design Inter-district
510-01 Thornton Automotive Services Inter-district
510-01 Thornton Air, Water & Wastewater Inter-districtControl Technology
510-01 Thornton Child Development - Inter-districtPre School
510-01 Thoruton Corrections Inter-district
510-01 Thornton Culinary Arts Inter-district
510-01 Thornton Dental Assisting Inter-district
510-01 Thornton Dental Hygiene Inter-district
510-01 Thornton Computer Console Operator Inter-district
510-01 Thornton Horticulture Inter-district
510-01 Thornton Industrial Engineering Inter-districtTechnology
510-01 Thornton Library - Media Technology Inter-district
510-01 Thornton Labor Studies Inter-district
510-01 Thornton Power Machine Technology Inter-districtCertificate & Degree
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District Name of Type of Coopera-Number Institution Unit of Instruction tive Agreement
510-01 Thornton Industrial Supervision Inter-district
510-01 Thornton Transportation Inter-district
517-01 Lake Land Basic Dispatcher Local, state orfederal agencyagreement
517-01 Lake Land Intermediate Dispatcher Local, state orfederal agencyagreement
517-01 Lake Land Advanced Dispatcher Local, state orfederal agencyagreement
517-01 Lake Land Dispatcher Technician Local, state orfederal agencyagreement
519-01 Highland Law Enforcement Inter-district
521-01 Rend Lake Construction Manage-ment Technology
Inter-district
Certificate & Degree
524-01 moraine Valley Building Construction Inter-districtTechnology
524-01 Moraine Valley Educational Media Tech. Inter-district
524-01 Moraine Valley Graphic Arts Inter-district
524-01 Moraine Valley Occupational T'erapy Inter-district
524-01 Moraine ualley Industrial Engineering Inter-OistrictTech., 1 & 2 year
524-01 Moraine Valley Therapeutic Recreation Senior publicinstitution
531-01 Shawnee Construction management Inter-districtTechnology
533-01 Southeastern Construction Management Inter-districtTechnology
536-01 Lewis & Clark Practical Nursing Local, state orfederal agencyagreement
SUMMARY
As a result of the seven Illinois Community College Board statewide
and regional planning meetings held throughout the State of Illinois for
programmatic planning in Illinois public community colleges for Fall 1977,
the following activities are anticipated to occur in the future.
1. Charts of current and intended programs wtth program classifications
will be prepared by ICCB staff members,and presented at the Illinois Council
of Community College Administrators Conference held in November of 1976.
2. Community college deans and administrators will hold regional
meetings to discuss current and intended programs and their classifications
as district, area, regional, or statewide programs. If necessary, deans and
presidents will hold as many meetings as necessary to resolve problems with
the proposed programs and program classifications. At this time, the ICCB
staff is aware of at least four meetings of the administrators which have
been held since the statewide meetings to discuss regional programmatic
planning. One region already meets monthly to discuss intended programs
and cooperative agreements which might be reached to serve the students
throughout the entire region.
3. Most Illinois public community colleges have submitted responses
to the Illinois Community College Board staff relating to intended program
requests of other institutions from their region. A summary of responses
has been compiled and will be shared at the Illinois Council of Community
College Administrators Conference in November so the deans may be aware of
the status of their intended programs. Many college officials have also
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submitted Initial responses to proposed program classifications of other
institutions in their region to the LCCB office.
4. The ICCB will encourage program requests where tilsre is con-
currence among the regions and neighboring colleges. The ICCB staff will
direct Ult, requesting institution to submit an ICCB Form 20 for the ICCB
staff to cons': for a recommendation to tht. linois Comunity College
Board.
5. A list will be compiled and will be reported to the administra-
tors at the iliinois Council. of Community College Administrators Conference
held in Novanber for those programs in which there are unresolvable differences.
6. Where agreement cannot be reached and/or additional information
is required, later meetings or input of the deans and the presidents will
be requested to pinpoint or attempt to resolve any differences of opinion
with those program requests or their categorization. If these matters are
resolved at the local level, those programs previously in quescion will
usually be provided with encouragement. For those programs vhere there has
been no resolution, additional information may be required, meetings may be
scheduled, and if necessary, a decision may have to be made by the ICCB
staff based upon the criteria previously adopted by the Illinois Community
College Board.
7. For programs to be implmentei in the Fall of 1977, -.11 ICCB
Form 20's must be received in ICCB -;ffices no later than February 1, 1977,
so that the. ICCB staff and other relatec state agencies can revieiw them
prior to submission to the Illinois Community College Board with staff
recommendations.
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o! I I. I. i no I :; COMMUn Ii y Col lege Board and t Ina I recommend/it. Eu. wc.,u t.
!ikon to the Board at its April 1.977 meeting. Should the Beard di courage
development or these programs :\ir vy78 or should the Board deny
approval of such 4 program, the community colleges involved would still
have the opportunity to send in this information as part of Cho planning
pr tor :iib:iequent years oC statewide and tegionol planning.
fi i, hoped that the illinois Community College Board staff can take
monitoring role in these procedures and the resolution a the problems
eomo at the local level. I t is intended that state offIcils would
make recormaidat ions In light of local agreemonts unless such agrecmcnt:i
cannot be trif. it is also Loped that this process will he', keep community
coileges informed of the activities at other institutions uod allow local
niticial:; to utilie this information in their future planning activities.
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JOI1ET JUNIOR rum:. 5251216 800l,olt AvohuoOilirt, Illinni; 60436Phano. 815429-9020
15A143.AVEC C04'VMUN1TY COLLEGE, 520
Tax 889racicalee, Illinnis 60901Phone: 815-933-9311
KASKASKIA COLLEGE', 501
Shattuc RoadCentraliA, Illinois 62801Phone: 618-532-1981
KISWIUKEF coLLEcr. 523Alt and Malta RoadMalta, Illinnis 60150Phone: 8154125. n36
LAKE LAND COLLEGE, 517S. Route 45"attoon. Illinois 61939Phone: 217-235-3131
LEWIS & C.ARK COMW:11TY COLLEGE, 5365'.073 God(rvy Road
Godfrey. Illinois 62035Phoh0: 611-466-3411
LINCOLU LAND C0el'INITY COLLEGE, 521Sh!-,4herd Road
Springfield, 1111(rnis 6210,1
Phone: 217-529-7111
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OAKION COMMAllY MUGU. 5157900 North Nagle Av,nunMorton Grove, Illinois 60053Phone: 312.961-5120
PARKLAND C011(61. 5052400 West 8radley Streetchampal,n. Illinois 61820,Uinfie! 211-351-2200
PRAIRIE SLATS fOLL11E. 515197th & Halsted StreetsChicago Hefrihts. 1111nois 60411
Phone: 312-756-1110
PINO 1AKE COLLEGE, 521R. F. D. fl
loa. Illinois 62846Phone. 618-411-5321
RICHIAND COMMLNITV COLLEGE,100 North Water StreetDecatur, 1111nois 62523Pdone: 217-427-8387
ROCK VALLEY COMM... 5113301 North Mulford RoadRockford, Illinois 61101Phone: 815-226-2600
SAUK VALLEY COLLEGE. 506Route 01Dixon, Illinois 61021
Phone: 815-238-5511
SHAWNEE COLLEGE. 531Sh.cdnee Colle3e RoadUllin. Illinois 62992Phone: 618-634-2242
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SCJTHEASTERN ILLINOIS COLLEGE. 533R. R. 04Harrisburg. Illinois 62946Phone: 618-252-4411
SPOON RIVER COLLEGE. 534Rural Route 01Canton. Illinois 61520Phone: 309-647-4645
STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE OFEAST ST. LOUIS. 601
417 Missouri AvenueEast St. Louis. Illinois 67701
Phone: 618-875-9100
THORNTON COMMUNITY COLLEGE. 51050 West 162nd StreetSouth Holland. Illinois 60473Phone: 312-596-2000
TRITON COLLEGE. 5042000 5th AvenueRiver Grove, Illinofs 60171Phone: 312-456-0300
WAUBONSEE COMMUNITY COLLEGE. 516Route 47 at Harter RoadSugar Grove. Illinois 60554Phone: 312-466-4811
WILLIAM RAINEY HARPER COLLEGE. 512Algonquin A Roselle RoadsPalatine. Illinois 60067Phone: 312-397-3000
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