ED 244 713 AUTHOR TITLE INSTITUTION REPORT NO, PUB DATE NOTE AVAILABLE. FROM PUB TYPE EDRS ?RICE_ DESCRIPTORS ABSTRACT DOCUMENT RESUME JC 840 322 Jellison, Holly, Ed. Community, Technical, and Junior College Directory, 1984: American Association of Community and Junior Colleges, Washington, D.C. ISBN-0-87117-132-5 [84] 116p. American Association of Community and Junior Colleges, One Dupont Circle, N.W., Suite 410, Washington, D.C. 20036 ($20.00). Reference Materials - Directories/Catalogs (132) -- Statistical Dita (110) MF01 Plus Postage. PC Not Available from EDRS. Accreditation (Institutions); Administrators; *College Faculty; College Presidents;°Community Colleges; Community Education; *Enrollment; Fees; Full Time Faculty; *Full Time Students; National Surveys; Part Time Faculty; *Part Time Students; Private Colleges; Professional Associations; Public Education) School Schedules; Technical Institutes; Tuition; *Two Year Colleges; Two Year College Studeiits Based on a 1983 survey of all accredited two-year institutions in the United Statet and members of the'American Association of Community and Junior Colleges (AACJC) in other countries, this directory provides a comprehensive list of the 1,219 community, junior, and technical colleges as well as statistics on ,enrollment and Staffing for each. Following introductory material on the uses of the directory, information is presented on the AACJC, its mission'and goals', and affiliated councils and associates. After explaining how to interpret data, summarizing changes since 1983, and defining key terms, 'the directory lists each two-year college alphabetically by state or country and provides the following Linformation: location;-chief executive officer; telephone number; year college classes began; type of control or affiliation; AACJC membership; state recognition or accrediting agency; type of academic calendar; October 1982 and 1983 full- and part-time and total enrollments; community education enrollments in 1982-83; full.= and part-time and total facuIty,professional staff, and administrators as of Octobtr 1933; and tuition and fees required in 19'13-84. Next, tables_are presented summarizing enrollment and personnel data, by state for all institutions, and for public and independent colleges. Lists of community, technical and junior college organizationS and state Administrators of two-year college education and an alphabetical listing of colleges conclude the directory. Appendices include the AACJC Constitution. (AYC)
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AUTHORTITLE
INSTITUTION
REPORT NO,PUB DATENOTEAVAILABLE. FROM
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EDRS ?RICE_DESCRIPTORS
ABSTRACT
DOCUMENT RESUME
JC 840 322
Jellison, Holly, Ed.Community, Technical, and Junior College Directory,1984:American Association of Community and JuniorColleges, Washington, D.C.ISBN-0-87117-132-5[84]116p.American Association of Community and JuniorColleges, One Dupont Circle, N.W., Suite 410,Washington, D.C. 20036 ($20.00).Reference Materials - Directories/Catalogs (132) --Statistical Dita (110)
MF01 Plus Postage. PC Not Available from EDRS.Accreditation (Institutions); Administrators;*College Faculty; College Presidents;°CommunityColleges; Community Education; *Enrollment; Fees;Full Time Faculty; *Full Time Students; NationalSurveys; Part Time Faculty; *Part Time Students;Private Colleges; Professional Associations; PublicEducation) School Schedules; Technical Institutes;Tuition; *Two Year Colleges; Two Year CollegeStudeiits
Based on a 1983 survey of all accredited two-yearinstitutions in the United Statet and members of the'AmericanAssociation of Community and Junior Colleges (AACJC) in othercountries, this directory provides a comprehensive list of the 1,219community, junior, and technical colleges as well as statistics on,enrollment and Staffing for each. Following introductory material onthe uses of the directory, information is presented on the AACJC, itsmission'and goals', and affiliated councils and associates. Afterexplaining how to interpret data, summarizing changes since 1983, anddefining key terms, 'the directory lists each two-year collegealphabetically by state or country and provides the followingLinformation: location;-chief executive officer; telephone number;year college classes began; type of control or affiliation; AACJCmembership; state recognition or accrediting agency; type of academiccalendar; October 1982 and 1983 full- and part-time and totalenrollments; community education enrollments in 1982-83; full.= andpart-time and total facuIty,professional staff, and administratorsas of Octobtr 1933; and tuition and fees required in 19'13-84. Next,tables_are presented summarizing enrollment and personnel data, bystate for all institutions, and for public and independent colleges.Lists of community, technical and junior college organizationS andstate Administrators of two-year college education and analphabetical listing of colleges conclude the directory. Appendicesinclude the AACJC Constitution. (AYC)
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1984 Community, Technica4114_and_Junior College Directory
For the first time; the AACJC data tolleCtion office utithed 'its own computersystem to collect and analyze data for the Directory. In the process we unexpectedlyencountered several "bugs" in the system, Which inevitably led to delays in progra0=ming and; in turn, upset the entire prOdUCtion schedule. Unfortunately, a few bugsremained.
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Rather than delay distrlbution of this p.Alication any longer, we have decided toissue the Directory noting some of ihe.errors and problems; Except'for'these few er-rors, all data as presented here are accurate, based on information submitted by col-jeges prior to March 1, 1984. We have also taken this opportunity to note a fewtextual errors as well.
_We have learned much from this experience and have set a target date of February1; 1985, for publication of an improved 1985 Directory.
PrOgranming Errors
Table I
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Page 60
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'JaMea F. Gollattscheck_Vice President for Information Services
The format of Table I does not clearly indicate campuses Of mul-ticampus colleges as being part of the district office. Contactthe AACJC data collection office for clarification if needed.
For COMMUNITY EDUCATION EMROLLMENT 1982=1983, read COMMUNITY.ED-UCATION ENROLLMENT 1982 -83.
For DUNDALK COMMUNITTHCOLLEGEi read DUNDALK COMMUNITY. COLLEGE,DUNDALK; 21222, PHILIP R DAY JR, PRESIDENT; (301) 282-6700, 1971,PUBLIC; TM; MS, SEM,' 574.
For NORTHAMPTON COUNTY AREA COMMUNITY COLLEGE, read PRESIDENT,.PUBLIC; IM, MS,iSEM, 960.
For-BRTISH HONDURAS, read BRITISH HONDURAS'.
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Page 7 For President's Academy; read Presidents- Academy.
Page 8 For Associations's, read Assotiation't;.
Page 10 For Irvin; California; read IrVite,'Califainia.
Page 17 For. data Collect peocess, r a Ate Collection process.
Page 18 Added Enrollment is identified as a "C011ege no longer listed.-The 1983 Hire '-tort' lists ADDED ENROLLMENT as a separate' Iineitem to accommodate the additiOnal enrollment for the CommunityCollege of the Air Force.
- _For Wdrchester CaMpus, read Worcester Campus.
Page 19 For Ukraniat Catholic read Ukrainian Catholic.
Nonrespondents to the Directory' questionnaire are _not_ identifiedin Table I.
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Community, .Technkal,4nd Jun* CollegeDirOetOry
1984American Association of Community and Junior CollegesOne Dupont Circle, N.W., Suite 410Washington, D.C.202/293-7050
Dale Parnell, President and Chief EXecutive Officerliolly Jellison, Editor s,
Rbsemary Wohlers, Research Editor
Copyright 1984Printed in U.S.A. ISBN 0-87117-132-5
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IntroductionBoltd of Directors
3 Organizational Relationships Cliart4 Mission anthacTals5 American Association- of Cdmmunity and Junior Colleges.8 Affiliated Councils10 Eaucational Associates12 Business Associates15 Individual Askwiates16 Honorary Associates
17 Directory17 Interpreting the. Data18 Changes in Iristitutiolis19 KeY to Abbreviations-19 Definitions of Terms-20 Table I: Direetory of Community; Technical;.and Junior Colleges78 Table II: Summary by States: All Colleges79 Table III: Summary by States: Public Colleges80 Table IV: Summary by 'States: Independent Colleges81 Community, Technical, and Junior College Organizations85 State Administrators for Community; Technical; and Junior Colleges
88 .. Appendix88 AACJC ConStitution92. Alphabetical Listing of Colleges
103 AACJC PtiblicatiOnS-and Order Form
Introduction. The annual oonommity, Tech-
and Junior ennege Direc-tbry is_ 'recognized as the mostauthoritative and up-to-dateptibliCatitin of names; addresses,enrollMents; and other facts andfigures about the institutions itcover's. It provides easy accesstb,ibigoithitiObrma.tion aboutindividual colleges and tracestrends on enrollments; staffing;tuitions, and fees. It is used byCorigresSi federal agencies; stateeducation departments; colleges;and universities. Book_ vendorshave standing orders for hun-dreds of 'copies- as. soon as it isoff the press.
The AACJCPirectory pro-r,vides its users with the only
comprehensive list of names andaddresses of two-year colleges,as well as names.of their chiefexecutive officers. It also pro=vides the accreditation status Ofeach institution'. Enrollmenttotals part -time and full-time-,are recorded for fall of the cur- .
rent year (1983-84), and for fall
of the previous academic.year(1982-83). There are alsg- statis:tics concerning community ser-
. -vice/adult education enrollments.Users can find out hoW manyfaculty, staff, and, administratorseach institution employs and cancompare tuition and feesfromcollege to college and state tostate.
One section of the Directorys_ummarizn and analyzes the.data collected this year andmakes comparisons with eitheryears. -TheSe analyses are usefulin helping to detebtarie trendsand patterris iri"grol.kth and -development.
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Hundreds Of _hours go'inta theproduction Of the Directory;Work begins in Augusti whenquestiotiriaireS are -sent to all ac-credited two=year institutions iiithis .country and to member ill-stitutions in other countries.,The next several months are
L-spent correcting and updatingdata and -keying-it into the com-putei.s; Parts of the Direetorygo to the typesette in January,andtherest. in February. Theresult of all this work_ is aDirectory that is accuratecurrent; thanks to thecoopera-tion and responsible reporting ofthe participating colleges;
I believe that With its newformat and more_ comprehensivecontent this publication will'-serve its users even better thanHr the past. If it raises newquestions about community;technical, and junior collegesand answers others-=it will haveserved a most beneficialpurpose:
Dale ParnellPresidentAmerican Association ofCoMmunityand JuniorColleges .!
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF COMMUNITY AND JUNIOR COLLEGES
BOARD OF DIRECTORS(JULY 1, 1983-JUNE 30, 1984)
BERNARD J. LUSKIN JUDITH S.EATON.. Chairman
KATHLEEN F. ARNS
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HAROLD DAtcANINCH JOHN W. CASEY RICHAROJ. ERNST MICHAEL E-.CRAWFORD JOSHUA L. SMITHVice Chairman : : Immediate Past Chairman Ch&rmak_Cornmittee on Chairman, Conitnitlee 'on Chairman, Committee on Chairman. Cornmittee on
DWIGHT E. DAVIS A. ROBERT DEHART BRIAN L DONNELLY KAY ELLEDE.HEIMER
EILEEN T. FARLEY GEORGE D. FIELDS, JR. RICHARD K. GREENFIELD RAYMOND. JOSLIN
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R. JAN LECROY
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'BERNARDI LUSA.i. ..,-. Chairman
-, t. ,,.::7 . JUDITH S. EATON
Vice Chairman
_- DALE PARNELL
President
CONNIE sugoNSecretary. i -'
JAMES W. WHITE
Treasurer
MARY M. NORMAN DOROTHY A. SHIELDS
JAMES C. YOUNG
YVONNE KENNEDY .. DICK N. KIASSEN
RAYMOND A. STONE
JAMES WATTENBARGER
-EXECUTIVE STAFF
JAMES KRABY
JAMES TATUM GENE A. WHIDDON
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DALE PARNELL JAMES W. wiirrE CONNIE SUTTON FRANK MENSEL JAMES F. GOLLATTSCHECK '-President & Vice Pretkient for -Vice President for Vice PresicknI/Director Vice President for
Chief Executive Officer Membership & Financial Profestional Services for Federal Relations Information Serviceservites - On cooperation with ACCT)
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Opportunity With Excellence a
PRESIDENTS ACADEMY )
BYRON N. McCLENNEYChairman
LAWRENCE W. TYREEChairmanElect
MICHAEL E. CRAWFORDFirst Vice Chairman
, R. JAN LECROYSecond Vice Chairman
ABEL B. SYKES, JR:Secretary/Treasurer
R. STEPHEN NICHOLSONPast Chairman
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JOHN E. RAVEKES
JOHN H. ANTHONY
GEORGE B. VAUGHAN
ANDREW S. MORELAND
DAVID H. PONITZ
PHILIP G. WARD
JAMES KRABYBoard Liaison
CONNIE SUTTONAACJC Liaiabn
MCJCIAdoT JOINT COMMISSION-ON FEDERAL RELATIONS
JOSHUA L. SMITHChairman
AACJC Members
KATHLEEN F. ARNS
DWIGHT E. DAVIS
EILEEN T. FARLEY
GEORGE p ,FIELDS, JR.
RICHARD K. GREENFIELD
JAMES C. YOUNG
CHARLES WETHINGTONEx Officio
FRANK MENSELP.ACJC Liaison
JAMES R. MAHONEYAACJC Liaison
ACCT Members;
JUDITH_E-MADONIAVice Chairman
LOIS J. CARSON
DANIEL. B. GRADY
JAMES D. HITTLE
WILLIAM K. McDANIEL
WAYNE T. NEWTON
EDWARD SANDERS
ELWOOD K.-SHOEMAKEREx Officio
COMMISSION, ONSMALL1RURAL COMMUNITY COLLEGES
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ROBERT A. ANDERSON, JR.Chairman
HARRY W. ABELL
PHILIP J. ANDERSON
KENNETH E. BORLAND
ALMA K. COOPER
RONALD L. DANIELS
E.W. MINCE
EUGENE SCHUMACHER
D. KENTSHARPLES
JOIN A; SMITH
RICHARD M. TURNER
E. JEAN WALKER
RAYMOND A: STONEBoard Liaison.
$YLV1A T,FORSYTHEAACJC Liaison
COMMISSION ONURBAN COMMUNITY COLLEGES _
PAUL A. ELSNERChairman
FLORA M. EDWARDS
NOLEN M. ELLISON
DONALD H. GODBOLD
HILARY HSU
LESLIE KOLTAI
S. JAMES:MANILLA
WILLIAM J. MANN
ROBERT H. McCABE
8ALVATORE G. ROTELLA
RUS F: SLICKER
G. OWEN SMITH
CHARLES G. TILDON
J.B. WHITELEY
R. JAN.LsCROYBoard Liaison
MARY ANN SETTLEMIREAACJC Liaison
Mission and Goals
--The mission of the American _
Association of Community andJunior Colleges is to exert leader-ship, act as advocate; and provideservices in support of community,technical, and junior colleges, asthese institutions deliver accessibleeducational opportunities designedto address the needs of the individ-uals, organizations, and communi-ties forming their constituencies,
Goal 1Enhance the public's understanding, acceptance, and support of theroles and missions of member
. institutions.
Goal 2Advocate the interest of memberinstitutions to government; founda-
Goal 3Maintain positive working relation-ships with affiliated councils andamong other institutions and agen-cies; at local, state; national; andinternational levels.
Goal 4Promote the groWth, acceptance,and practice of lifelong education.
Goal 5Alert member institutions totrends and issues that present sig-nificant opportunities orconstraints.
Goal 6Provide vigorous national leader-ship in human fesources and eco-nomic development and in occupa-tional-technical education
Goal 7Encourage and strengthen thehumanities; arts; and sciences cur-ricula in the community colleges.
Goal 8Promote and support the conceptof access to postsecondary educa-tion with excellence.
Goal 9Provide selected services andassistadce to the membership, andcontinue to improve the adrninis-trative operation of the Asso-ciation.
Goal 10Recruit and maintain for member-ship all elijble public and.privatecommunity, technical,.and juniorcolleges, r:nd similar postsecondaryinstitutions, and expand the asso-ciates' affiliation..
Adopted by the AACJC _Board ofDire:;!ors December 2, 1983
American Association ;
of Community and Junior Colleges
The Arrierican Association ofCommunity and Junior Colleges;headquartered in Washington,D.C., is the only organizationwhose sole purpose is to representthe interests of the 1,219 publicand private community, technical,and junior colleges of the,natioh.
The mission of the American As-sociation of_ Community and JuniorColleges is te exert ltaclership, actas advocay, and provide servicesin sUpport of community; technical;and junior colleges, as these insti-tutions deliver accessible educa-tional opportunities designed to ad-dress the need's of the.individuals,organizations, and communities -forming their constituencies.
AdvocacyAACJC continues to reach out to
governmental decision makers atthe: national, state, and local levelson behalf Of the mission and.needsof community, technical, and juniorcolleges, their staffs, *rid theirstudents. AACJC has been particu-larly effective in communicatingwith federal officials; members of ,
Congress, and other leaders re-garding the value of community,technical, and junior colleps.-The Association of CommunityCollege Trustees and AACJC haveformed the. Joint Commission onFederal Relations to address with"one voice; one agenda" the Con-greSS, federal agencies, and othernational organizations. Such advo-tacy is helping to ensure a fairShare of federal funding and stu-dent financial aid.
In cooperation with ACCT, _
AACJChas undertaken a series ofinitiatives aimed at "PuttingAtheriea Back to Work" throughcloser working relationships, be-tween business, industry, labor,government; and the colleges. Newcoalitions have been establishedwith the American Council on Edu:cation, American Association ofState Colleges and Universities,National Association of State Uni-versities and Land-Grant Colleges,American Vocational Association,Education Commission of theStates, Council on Occupationalgducation; many groups involvedin adult education, and the joint_Committee on Telecommunications.Through their linkages, AACJC isable to. represent the interests ofcommunity collegeS moreeffectively. .;
Advocacy also involves telling 'the two-year college story to thegeneral public by providingillation to the media through pressreleases, public service radio andtelevision announcements, publica-tions; and staff contact.
LeadershipSince 1920, when the American
Association of Junior Colleges wasfounded, college presidents and ad-ministrators have relied onAACJC. The name was changed in1972 to reflect more accurately itsmembership. For the most part,histories of higher education havetended to ignore community col-leges; AACJC has been a leader inbringing the achievements of two -year colleges into the light of day
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by helping to develop literaturethe academic world _respects.
The`theme of AACJC, Oppor-tunity with Excellence,- recOgniteSthat quality teaching and learning ,in Community colleges reaches outto serve the many, not just theprivileged few. Now, at a time*hen the United States must reevaluate its priorities in terms ofpainful economic realities, AACJChas called for a comprehensive tia-
,tiOnal policy on human resourcedevelo&nent to serve the needs ofa "nation at risk."
ServiceAdvocacy is a service; Leader-
ship is a Service. But in its dedica-tion to the advancement of com-munity, technical, and junior ;:ol-leges, AACJC provides muchmore.
As the most comprehensiveorganization in-the U.S. represent-ing community -based postsecond-ary institutions, AACJC servesas:
A means of identifying and giv-ing national recognition toemerging leaders for thefutureindividuals, institutiOns,and ideas.The only commUnity, technical;and junior college voice for hun-dreds of national meetings, com-mittees, councils; andcommissions.A- respected reference for-ap-pointment recommendations tomembership on federal commis:sions, advisory hddies, and othernotable organizations.
A forum for Members' institu-tional and perSonal views thatwill influence the future of educa:tion and the nation.
A?' singular source of informationdbllected by AACJC and unavail7able elsewhere (this Directory,for example).A Sbundirig board and Clearing-house for cost=effective, in:novative ideas and people.A source of technical assistancefor member colleges.
Many of these services are providedthrough a variety of media of com-munication, such as:
Annua,' AACJC Convention andworkguy..").=to promote the ex-change of ideas and informationamong some 2,500 delegates fromcolleges nationwide. During theyear, other conferences, work-
_ shops; and assemblies offer op-portunities for special interestgroups to come together, particu-larly for professional development,'
AACJC Letterthe only nationalweekly neWSletter eicclusively forcommunity, technical, and juniorcolleges. Personally edited byAACJC President Dale Parnell;
-this weekly Publication is for thebusy executive who wants au=thoritative information irvahurry. Alternate issues_ of theLetter keep you up to date oncurrent. legislative issues andfederal policies. Editor FrankMensel, AACJC's vice president.for federal relations, monitors._bills, attends hearings; develop'stestimony on pending legislation,and analyzes policies that affectcommunity; technical; and juniorcolleges. Federal Focus lets youknow when you should write toyour congressional representa-five§ on bills of interest.
Community and Junior CollegeJournaloffers readable; worth-while' information about ex- -I
emplary programs, practices, andpeople in articles by presidents,administrators, and, professorssharing their beSt ide'aS (eightissues per year).
Community, 'Technircil; andYunior _College Directory-updAted annually, this indispens-able source of essential informa-tion_contains data gathered byAACJC directly from the col,leges and other sources. AACJCresearch analysts are availableyear -round to answer questionsfrom ASSOCiation members, newsmedia, and-other organizations.
Directory of Administratorg -first published in 1984, this refer-ence document contains names ofadniinistrative staff at 1;219, ac-credited two-year colleges. It isan invaluable resource for buSi-nesses; governmental agencies,job Seekers, and anyone elsewanting to contact the right pdr-.son at the right place.Special publicationsproducedwith the needs of college ex-ecutives and staff in mind, theseinelude a series of handy; concisePocket Readers, monographs,reports, indicator briefs based onstatistical data, legislative andlegal briers, bulletin's; andbrochures.
In addition, the. Associationserves as headquarters for aliaison network involving the-en-tire AACJC constituency, whichincludes:
Community, technical, and juniorcollege presidents, administra-tors; and staff.State college associations andstate administrators.Affiliated councils.
GovernanceBoard of Directors
The Association is governed by a31-member Board of Directors:The Board meets three times an-nually, in different parts of thecountry; to develop and monitorthe policy framework within which,the AACJC carries out its mission.Standing committees of the Boardmeet periodically during the yearand provide for much of the in-depth work of the Board. Currentcommittees; appointed by theChairman of the Board, are:
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_' Execntive Cammzttee_responsible far personnel mat-ters; finance, and for, emergencySituations. Bernard J. Luskin isChairman and Judith S. Eaton isVice chairman. MeMbers includethe immediate past chairman,Harold D. McAninch, and chairsof four standing committees.Association officers who meetwith the Executive Committeeare Dale Parnell, president and_chief executive officer; James W.White, vice president for mem-bership and financial services andtreasurer of the Association;Connie Sutton, vice president forProfessional services and secre-tary to the ASSoCiation; and ,James F. Gollatticheck, vice s
president for information servicesand editor-in-chief;
Committee on FederalRelations responsible forgovernment-related matters incooperation. with the Associationof eommunit3r College Trustees.Joshua L. Smith is chairman.MeMbers_re Kathleen F;_Arns;Dwight E. Davis, Eileen T.Farley, George D. Fields, Jr.,Riijchard K. Greenfield; andJames C. Young. (This grouP,along with the trustees,-formsthe Joint Commission on FederalRelations.)Committee on Association Vitali-ty and Publicationsresponsiblefor long-range planning and pubslications oversight. Michael E.Crawford is, chairman: Membersare Joseph P. Cosand, Kay_Elledgelleimer, EZayrnond E.Joslin; James Tatum, and JamesL. Wattenbarger. Bernard J.LuSkin is an es_ officio member,and James F. Gollattscheck fromAACJC is staff.Committee on DirectorS andMembership. Servicesresponsi-ble for internal operations of theBoard, membership services, andBoard_ nominations. John W.Casey is chairman: Members areA. Robert DeHart, James Kraby,
..YVonne Kennedy, R. JanLeCroy; and Mary M. Norman.Harold D. McAninch is ex officiomember and JameS W. Whitefrom AACJC is staff.
Ad Hoc Committee on Redefini=tion of the Associate DegreeHarold D. McAninch is chairman:Member§ are JoSeOh P. Cosand,Mary M. Norman, and RichardK. Greenfield;
Board members normally serve'terms of three years each; withone-third of the Board elected eachyear. Eighteen directorS are repre:sentatives of institutions; electedby the Board; six are representa-tiVes of the affiliated councils,elected by the AACJC membership;and one _Member is the immediatepast- chairman of the Board, electedby -the Board. By constitutional ,
authority, the majority of the Boardmust be chief executive officers.Nominations of the institutionalrepresentatives, are made by theCommittee on Directors and Mem-bership Services. While continuallyopen to receive recommendations,the Committee contacts the institu-tional members in the early fall;Seeking recommendations for thefollowing year. The Committeeseeks persons capable and willingto bring dedicated and creativeleadership to the AsSociation andto the Board. With the recommen-dations frpm the field, togetherWith its own experience, the Com-mittee meets in the late fall todevelop a slate of multiple nomina-tions. Additional nominations canbe made from the field following.
the Committee's report; The nameof any such person, qualified to bea member of the Board, is, addedto the annual ballot when sup-ported by letters from at least 50official institutional repreSenta:tives.
Annual elections, by mail ballot,are conducted no later than April15 of each year. Each member in=stitution is authorized one ballot tobe completed by the official institu-tional repreSe
Further info ation aboBoard of Directors may be °Minedfrom the pre.:'dent Dr-Secretary ofthe Association.
OfficersThere are five officers of the As-
sociation. The chairman and vice
chairman of the Board are electedby the Board of Directors eachspring to_serve one yearJuly 1through June 30. The president ofthe Association is appointed by theBoard to serve for a time desig-nated by the Board. The secretaryand treasurer of the ASSociationare designated by the presidentwith the approval of the Board;Current officers (1983-84) are:Chairman of the Board of DirectorsBernard J. LuskinVice Chairman of the Board ofDirectorsJudith S. EatonPresident and Chief ExecutiveOfficerDale ParnellTreaSurer and Vice PresidentJames W. WhiteSecretary and Vice PresidentConnie Sutton
CommissionS
Three commissions have beencreated by the Board to provideguidance in-specific areas of con-cern to the Association; Commis-sion members are appointed by thechairman of the Board and normal=
serve terms of three years.The Joint Commission on FederalRelations replaces the formerCommittee_on GoVernmentalRelationS. The Joint Commissionwas formed by AACJC and theAssociation of Community Callege TruSteeS to unify the agendaof the two-year colleges in Work:ing with Congress and.the feder-al agencies. Sixteen presidents;trustees, and state executivesmake up this "grass roots" voiceof community collegcs on nationalpolicy: CommiSSion chairman isJoshua L. Smith, president ofBoruugh of Manhattan Communi-ty College, New York.The Commission on Small/RuralCommunity Colleges; composedof 12 chief executive officersfrom member institutions,focuses attention on the needsand concerns of small and ruralcolleges. Robert A. Anderson,Jr., president of New Mexico
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Junior College; New Mexico, ischairman.
. The Commission on Urban Com-munity Colleges was establishedin 1983 to advise the_presidentand Board of AACJC on mattersof concern to comniunity collegesserving urban communities. Fif-teen chief executive officers frommember institutions make up thecommission. Paul A. Elsner,chancellor of The Maricopa Col-leges, Arizona, is chairman.
President's AcademyThe President's Academy de-
votes attention to the roles, wel-fare, and professional developmentof chief executive. officers ofAACJC, member institutions. Itprovides opportunitieS to exchangeideas; a program for inservice pro-fessional development, and a _
means of expressing concerns ofchief executive officers. Inquiriesmay be directed to Byron N.McClenney, Academy chairman'and chancellor of Alamo Communi-ty College District,,Texas:
Associatimi of CommunityCollege Trustees
AACJC maintains close And cor-dial working relationships with theAssociation of Community CollegeTrustees; ACCT serves more, than4,000 trustees, who shape policyand community support for some750 American two-year colleges:Through its annual conventionother conferences and seminars,
varied information services,ACCT helps to equip governingboards and their members tooversee such diverse functions assystems management; collectivebargaining, budget processes, per-formance evaluations, board re-treats, and administrative searches.The_ ACCT president_for1983-84 is Sheila M. Kerhammer,trustee, Northampton County AreaCommunity- College; Pennsylvania.William H. Meardy is executivedirector.
Affiliated CouncilsAACJC has introduced a system
of councils through which the com-mon intereStS. of their memberscan be served; Councils provide in.=dividuals \kith the means to affil-iate with the ASSoCiation beyondofficial institutional representation.Within a flexible organizational ar-rangement, _councils are encouragedto take initiatives in pursuing pro-posals and activities in support ofASSociation and council goals;
Through a formal process, coun-cils are recognized as affiliates fora specified period of timeusuallythree years. A regular reviewpro-cess established by the AACJCBoard of Directors allows for ex-tension of the recognition period;Each council is assigned at leastone AACJC Board member and onemember of the AACJC`staff to actas liaiSonS. In addition, the'Associ-ations's Constitution and BylaWSprovide for six members of theAACJC Board to_be elected by the'institutional membership to serveas official council representativeson the Board.
Thirteen councils are presentlyaffiliated with the ASsociation:
American Association of Womenin Community and Junior Colleges
The AmeriCan Association ofWomen, in Community and JuniorColleges (AAWCJC) is one of thelargest and most responsive orga-nizatiOns working for the concerns-,of women in education. Formed in1973; the Association representsits members on a state and ten-region basiS. Steady increases infemale studentS, staff, and educa=tional professionals has had adynamic effect on the growth and_professional activities of AAWCJC.Key benefits of AAWCJC member-ship are a quarterly newsletter; ajob bank, and a variety of profeS='sional development activities forwomen in two-year colleges at thelocal, state, and regional levels.President: Jo-Ann W. Terry; Deanof Educational Services, WayneCounty Community College, 801West Fort Street; Detroit, Mich-igan 48226; (313) 496-2810.
Community College HumanitiesAssociation
The Community College Humani-ties Association (CCHA) is dedicatedto strengthening the humanities incommunity, technical; and juniorcolleges. CCHA serves as a cata-lyst in defining the issues facinghumanities faculty and administra=tors, in finding solutions to prob-lems in the field, and in estab-lishing a communication networkfor all humanists: Special seminars,lige- annual regional meetings, atri-annual newsletter, and an an-nual journal provide for the ex-change of ideas and information;support the professional work ofhumanities faculty, and encourageScholarly activity in the humanisticdisciplines.Chairman: Donald D. Schrneite-
'kopf,,Professor of Philosophy;Union County College, 1083Springfield Avenue, Cranford,New Jersey 07016; (201) 276-2600.
Council for Oecupatinal Education,The Council fOr Occupational
Education (COE) is concerned withiSSues, trends, and legislation re-
. lated to postsecondary occupationaleducation; human resource devel-opment, and the creation of tech-nical training, programs to reducemanpower shortages. COE represents faculty; mid-level admirfista-
deanS, and College presidents;as well as individuals from busi:ness; organized labor; the military,and government. It sponsors twonational professional developmentmeetings yearly, publishes occa-
'Sional newsletters, distributes: thequarterly Tethnology Review Jour-nal, prepares legislation for con-sideration by Congress; and.en-courages members to publish anddisseminate materials on occupa -"tional education in two-yearcollegeS.President: William C. Warren,Dean Of Instruction; SouthernMaine Vocational Technical Insti-tute, 1983-84 Intern, Associationof _Community College Trustees,6920 Little River Turnpike, Suite_A, Annandale, Virginia 22003; (703)941-0770;
Council of Universities and Colleges
The purpose of the Council ofUniversities_ and CollegeS,(CUC) isto promote peer relationships andstimulate publication and researchamong profeSSorS hciused in collegeand university graduate eehool§.Members of the council are special-ists in community, technical; andjunior -college issues (often havingsubstantial experience as tWO=yearcollege educators) and regard ser- -
vice to the applied field as one oftheir major responSibilitieS. Sincethese individuals spend a largeportion of their time training per-sonnel to function Within two -yearcolleges; the Councilalso sees it=self as an instrument to support,professional development in the___field; The association between CUCmembers and AACJC has been"constant since the founding meet-ing of AACJC in 1920.
. President: W. Robert Sullins; Divi-sion of Educational and Adininis-
-trative Services, College of Ecloca="tiOn, Virginia Polytechnic andState University; Blackslatirg, Vir-ginia 24061; (703) 961=5642.
National Council On Ella&American Affairs
In 1972, the Council on BlackAmerican 'Affairs (CBAA) was es-tablished to provide a nationalbody through which faculty, Stu=dents, administrators, and non-teaching.personnel could affiliateto foster more effective edueation
:and employment of black people.CBAA, working through its fourregions, focuses on matters involv-ing curricula, human resourcedevelopment, data collection; infor-nation dissemination, and pursuingsolutions to problems in education .
that confront black people; The fol-lowing are Council priorities: (1)professional deVelopment of blackleadership within colleges; (2) ex-pansion of supportive services forlow-income students ; and (3) im-plementation of effective affir:"mative action programs.Chairperson: Carl Crawford, Pre=vost, North Campus; BrowardCOMmunity College, 10(10 C,oconutCreek Boulevard, Coconut Creek,Florida 33066; (305) 973-2202.
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National Council for CommunityRelations
The National Council for Com-munity Relations (NCCR) is a pro-fessional organization for special-iSts in college relations in two-yearcolleges in the U,S, and Canada. Itwas founded in 1974 to providespecial services for. people whoshare the tasks of marketing thecollege and communicating with itsmanypublics. NCCR members workin a variety of-information-relatedareas: media relations, editing andpublications, coordination of cam-pus and community events, highschool/college relations; consumerinformation, alumni and govern-mental relations. Members includepublic information practitioners,higher-level_administrators; andcollege_. presidents.PreSident: Linda Connelly; PublicInfOrmatiOn Officer, Fort Steila-coom Community College, 9401Faf west Drive, S.W., Tacoma,Washington 98498; (206) 964-6500.
National Council fcir Researchand Planning
The National Council for Re=search and Planning (NCRP) pro-vides a network for expression and
---exchange on matters of institu-tional management and advises-AACJC on policy issues relating toresearch and information -basedmanagement. The Council alsoserves as a national fortlin forplanning, coordinating, and con-dating activities that promoteresearch and informaton-baseddecision making in postsecondary;community- based.. institutions.NCRP products include the Com-munity College Journal for Re-search and planning, focusing oninstitutional management; Para-meters, a bimonthly newsletter;position papers on policy issues;and a yearly series of workShopsand forums.PreSident: Arthur Cohen, Direetor,ERIC Clearinghouse fOr Junior
;Colleges; 8118 Math SciencesBuilding, University of Californiaat Los Angeles, Los Angeles,California 90024; (213) 825-3931:
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National Council for ResourceDevelopment
The purpose of the NationalCouncil for Resource Development(NCRD) is to assist two-year-col-leges in the acquisition of financialresources adequate to supporttheir educational programs. Toachieve this, the Council providesthe institutions with: (1) assistanceand information to encouragehigher levels of financial supportfrom both public and private sec-tors; (2) a vehicle for cooperationand communication in Addressingissues and problems in the area ofresource development; and (3) pro-grams and activities designed toenhance the level of skill withwhich the prOfession of resourcedevelopment is practiced in two-year institutions.President: Judson Flower; Pres-ident, Miles Community College-,2715 Dickinson Street, Miles City,Montana 59301; (406) 232-3031,
National Council for Staff,Program and OrganizationalDevelopment
The mission of the National Coun-cil for Staff, Program, and, Organi-zational Development (NCSPOD) isto promote staff and organizationdevelopment in two-year colleges,NCSPOD offers a broad range ofservices and opportunities to itsmembers; includifiitireNetfuork-newsletter, a yearly conferenceand regional skill-building work-shops, research and data dissemi-nation, and a human resourcesreferral directory. The Council isdedicated to: (1) developing in-novative, effective approaches to .
staff, program, and organizationdevelopment; (2) maintaining com-munication among organizationsconcerned with such efforts; (3)fostering research and evaluationin the field; and (4) generatingmeans-for self-deyelopment_of per-song interested in sttff,_program,and organization, development;President: Carol McCombs, Direc
tor, Program and Faculty Develop-ment,_Tri-County_Technical College, P.O. Box 587, Highway 76,Pendleton, South Carolina 29670;(803) 646-8361;;
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National Council of InsittiCtionalAdministrators
, The National Council of Instruc-tional Administrators (NCIA) con-sists of those who make policydecisions impacting instructionalprograms in two-year Colleges,Through national, regional, andState activities, NCIA sponsors avariety of meetings, conferences,and workshops on instructionalmatters. Each year the Councilfocuses on a different issue of in=terest and-importance to its mem-bers, and-this issue becomes thelocus for an NCIA forum at the!IACJC annual convention. A quar-terly newsletter and yearly pro-ceedings are published by theCouncil.President: Donald Goss, Chair,Division of Humanities, VolunteerState Community College, Nash-ville Pike,_Gallatin, Tennessee37066; (615) 452 8600 ext. 287.
National "Council of State Directorsof Community/Junior Colleges
Orgvnized in 1968; the NationalCouncil of State Directors of Com-munity/Junior Colleges (NCSDCJC)
. is comprised of state directors orwhoever serves in that capacityin the various state,S. Council pur-poses include: (1) fostering thedevelopment of systems of com=munity, technical, and junior col=leges in the states; (2) providing aforum for exchange of informationabout trends and problems; (3)seeking ways to improve the com-petencies of state agencies; and (4)promoting coordination among thestates in federal matters, includinglegislation. The Council has threestanding committees: Legislative;Research and Data; and ISsues,Trends, and Projects.Chairperson: David,.T. Kelly, Assistant CommiSSioner for Coin=munity Colleges and ContinuingEducation, Coordinating_Board,Texas College and UniverSity Sys:tem, P.O. Box 12788Capitol Sta-tion, Austin; Texas 78711; (512)475=3413.
National Council on CommunityServices and Continuing Education
The National Council on Com-munity Services and ContinuingEducation (NCCSCE) is committedto providing national leadership tothe field of community services,continuing education, and lifelonglearning in community, technical,and junior colleges. NCCSCE ger:vices include four quarterly issuesof the professional journal TheCommunity Services Catalyst,newsletters to update members on.Council activities and events,working papers detailing exem-plary programming in the field,consulting services upon request;and sporiSorship of national and .
regional conferences.President: Anthony Cotoia, Deanof Continuing Education, NorthShore. Community College, 3 EssexStreet, Beverly, Massachusetts01915; (617).927=4850.
National Council on StudentDevelopment_ The National Council on StudentDevelopment (NCSD) is an organi-zation of student development/stu-
' dent services educators. It pro-vides an avenue for members toexpress their views on current con-cerns and to adviseiAACJC andother groups on matters relatingto student development in corn-munitY, technical, and junior col=
. leges. In addition to serving as anadVisory body and general vpicefor student development, NCSDpromotes student services staffand Program development throughseminars and workshops, and col-lects and`disseminates informationOn trends in the student develop-ment field.
.Chairperson: .ornie Kerr; VicePresident, Student Services,Northwestern Michigan College,1701 East Front Street, Traverse
. City, Michigan 49684; (616)946:5650 ext. 552.
EducationalAssociatesAmerican College TestingProgramWashington, D:C. 20036
American Dental Association-Council On Dental EdUcationChicago, Illinois 60611
American Association ofUniversity Women._..Washington, D.C. 20037
Arizona State Board of Directors-for Community CollegesPhoenix, Arizona 85009
Berean InstitutePhiladelphia, Pennsylvania 19130
Board of Educational FinanceSanta Fe, New Mexico 87503
Board of Regents of HigherEducatkinBostOn, Massachusetts 02108
Board of Trtistees for StateTechnical CollegesHartford, Connecticut 06105
College Entrance ExaminationBoardNew i.:ork, New York 10019
College for Human ServicesNew York, New York 10014
College of Allied HealthScienceS-ThomaS JeffersonUniversityPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania 19107
College of General Studies-University of South CarolinaColumbia, South Carolina 292
Community College Component-West Virginia State CollegeInstitute, West Virginia 25112
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Community College RuralEducation and Extension-UniVersity of AlaskaAnchorage, Alaska 99503
Consortium for InternationalEducation
California 92713
Coordinating Board of theTexas College University SystemAustin, Texas 78711
Department of CommunityCollegesTallahassee, Florida 32304
Department of Education-NACAEWashington, D.C. 20004
DepartMent of EducationalLeadershipAuburn University; Alabama 36830
Department of Higher EducationLittle Rock, Arkansas 72201
Department Of Higher and AdultEducation-Arizona StateUniVersityTempe, Arizona 85281
Department of PostseCondarYEducationMontgomery, Alabarria 36104
Deputy to Chancellor forCOMinimity CollegesAlbany, Nisiv Slott 12246
Division Cif Applied Education-Washburn University of TopekaTopeka; Kansas 66621
ERIC Clearinghouse for JuniorCollegesLos Angeles, California 90024
ETS Community and JuniorCollege ProgramPrinceton; New Jersey 08541
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Florida Atlantic University-Center for State and RegionalLeade-ishipBoca Raton, Florida 33431
University of VirginiaCharlottesville, Virginia 22903
Utah State System of HigherEducationsalt Lake City, Utah 84102.
Virginia Community Collegeslichmond, Virginia 23212
Virginia Polytechnic and StateUniversity-College of EducationBlacksburg, Virginia 24061
We St Virginia Board of RegentsChaileaton, West Virginia 25301
West Virginia CommunityCollege AssociationFairmont, West Virginia 26554
Wisconsin Board of VocationalTechnical and Adult Education
"Madison, Wisconsin 53702
Wyoming Community CollegeCommiSsionCheyenne, Wyoming 82002
Business Asseciates
American Telephone &TelegraphCompany (AT&T)550 Madison Avenue; 24th FloorNew York, New York 10022(212) 605-6706
Principal COnWcti Anne ._
Atexander, EduCatiOnal DirectorAT&T is a national telecom-
munications Corporation whichincludeS a ldng distance opera-tion along with manufacturingand research enterprises gearedto the telecommetnicationS field.
Aquidneck Data Corporation(ADC)P.O. Box 99Middletown, Rhode Island 02840(401) 847-7260
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PrinCipal Contact: Gary Moody,New Business Development
ADC is a systems engineeringand software development com-pany. Services include the specifi-cation, design, development, anddocumentation of coniplek cam-Outer systems, and consulting toclients engaged in the acquisition
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of such systems. The recent es-tablishnient of the Training Divi-sion will enable ADC to developand deliver packages to educa-tional institutions and industry.
Principal CfmtaCt: DaVid P.Shepherd, EdUcational DirectorThe Interactive Graphics Divi=
Skin is a new and fast-growingdiviSion of Bausch & LombaWell=reSpeeted, 130-year-old For-tune 500 company. InteractiveGraphicS was created by Bauschce Lothb to place its highestpriority on the manufacture,Sales; and service Of low-cost;computer=aided systems. Head-quartered in AuStin, Texas, thedivision has grown tenfold in only18 months and has staked itsclaim as the world leader in thismarketplace. Much importancehas been placed on industry,education, and governmentworking together to retrain2bnerica's workforce.
DigitaLEquipment Corporation2 Iron Way_MR03/E7Marlboin,_MRsachusetts 01752(800) DIGITALPrincipal Contact: Robert F.
Digital Equipment_ Corporationis the world's second largestcomputer company and .phe lead-ing supplier of mini-computers.Its worldwide field sales andservice organization offers acomplete set of computer Solu-tions; Digital's strength is itsaMity to offer a ,full range ofcompatable systems that addreSsan institution's personal, depart;metal and organizational re-
: quirements. These systems can
be easily networked togetherwith a variety of technologiesgiving the computer user thecapability ofttransmitting andreceiving data throughout theorganization. personalcomputers to large timesharingsystems; Digital has establisheditself as a leader in the educa-
'tional marketplace.
Ford Motor Company Fund` The American RoadP.O. Bok 1899Dearborn, Michigan. 48121(313) 322-8711
Principal Contact: Leci J.. Brennan, Jr., Exec:Wive
Director
Ford,Motor Company 'Fund,incorporated in 1949; is a non-profit corporation supportedprimarily by contributions fromFord Motor Company. It is inno way related to the FordFoundation. The Fund contrib-utes to the betterment and im-provement of mankind throughgrants to organizations operatingexclusively for charitable, scien-tific, literary, or educational toui-poses, primarily in geographicareas of interest to the Fund.Grants are made Only to organi=zations and institutions andnever directly to inclividualS.
Fox and Company1220 19th Street N.W.Washington, D.C. 20036
'(202) 785-9800
PrineiPal Contact: MauriceWhalen, Managing PartnerFox and Company is one of
the largest firrnszof .certifiedpublic accountants in the UnitedStates; It offers its clients a fullrange of accounting, audit'tax, and consulting services.Founded in 1918, the firm pres-ently. has_56 officers in 54 citiesin the U.S. with 260 partnersand over 2,000 employees; Amongits clients are numerous educa-
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-tional institutions and organiza-tions, including. PACJC.
General EleCtkiC FoundationFairfield; _Conneetietit 06431(203) 373-3216
Principal Contact: William A.Orme, Secretary
Gene.ral .Eleetric Foundation'sgeneral pin-pose is to provide in-stitutionaL grants priinarily insupport of edudation,_ With em-phasis on strengthening of spe-cific work in undergraduate= andgraduate=leVel research andteaching, and a Wide range ofeflucational programs. It Willalso match educational cOntribu-dons of employees. No grants toindiViduals or for building or en=dowment funds are made. TheFoundation has provided excel;lent support to AACJC formany years.
General Motors Corporation3044 West Grant BoulevardDetrOit, Michigan 48202 .
(313) 5564260Principal Contact: W. J. Roman,
Secretary, Committee for -.Educational GrantsGeneral Motora is a widely
diversified manufacturingorganization developing productsfor a multitude of purposes. Itsproducts range from autd,trucks, and buses to diesel andelectric locomotives to moonrovers. In addition, GeneralMOtors manufactures dieselpower-generating plants, corn-inercial and industrial motors,equipment for construction,lumbering, mining, and oil -welldrilling, automotive parts andsystems, aircraft engines, and in-ertial navigation and control sys-temS for land, sea, air, and spacevehicles.
HBJ Media Systems. Corporation757 Third AvenueNew York, New York 10017(212) 888-3450Principal Contact :.
Sarah B/ackriturt; President
HSJ Media Systen$ Corporationworks with community collegesand other education and trainingagencies to develop cost-effectiveinstructional software systernsthat kelp institutions solve instructional problems and captureinstructional opportunities; Thecompany, produces and marketssystems in secretarial/clericalstudies (including word process-ing), accounting, business mathe-matics, deVelopmental studies(reading, Math, study skills, etc.)and nurSing. It offers assistance
. in planning and_Setting up learn-ing materialS. HBJ Media SyS=terns was founded in 1969 assubsidiary of Harcourt BraceJovanovich, Inc.
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Information_Associates3000'Ridge'Roa.d_EastJtocheSterNew York 14622(716) 467=7740
Principal Contact:Patricia Taylor, Manager,Marketing Communications
Information Associates pro-vides software systems designedspecifically to meet the informa-.tion management needs of col-leges and universities. &rieSconsists of financial recordS, stu-dent hiformation and human re-_sources. It is suitable for main-,.fnunes and mini computers.Complete training, documents.-
International Business MachinesCorporationOld Orchard RoadArnionk, New York 10504(914) 765-1900Principal Contort: Charles R.
Bows Director, Plans andProgram Administration ,
IBM'S\Operations, With veryminor exceptions, are in the fieldof information-handling systems,equipment and services to solvethe increasingly complex prob-lems of business, government,science,'space exploration; defenSe,education; medicine; and manyother areas of humane activity;IBM's products include 'data pro-cessing machines and systems,teleCommunications syStems andproducts, inforMation distribu-tors, office systems, typewriters;copiers, educational and testing-materials, and related suppliesand services. Most products areboth leased and sold throughIBM's worldwide marketingorganizations.
MCI TelecommunicationsCorporationNorth Central Region24700 Northwestern HighwaySouthfield,_IMiehigan 48075(313) 352-9787
Principal Contact: John GorskiMCI is the largest alternative
telecommrmications organizationin the U.S. It provides, at low -
cost, domestic long-distance tele-phone services and paging mobileradio and cellular radio service,international telex cablegramand data services, internationaltelephone service to Canada, anddomestic and international pri-vate-line telephone services.
Northern Telecom, Inc.1001 East Arapaho RoadRichardson, Texas 75081(214) 234-5300Principal Contact: Mike Molett
Manufacturer of digital switchesfor telecommunications and in-dustry, serving the educationalcommunity.
Public Service SatelliteConsortium (PSSC)1660 L Street N.W., Suite 007Washington, D.C. 20036(202) 331-1154
Principal Contact: Mary 'Diebler,Research and Development
PSSC provides telecornmunica-dons consulting and video tele-conference services for nonprofitclients in the fields of education,health, medicine, law, publicbroadcasting, library science,state telecommunications, tradeassociations, and religious corn-
unim =dons. PSSC also operatessatellite ransmission facilities, atelecbnfererice studio, and aTransportable-Earth Station fortransmission of \teleconferences.SatSery (Services'bY Satellite), asubsidiary of PSSC, nrevidessimilar servicesfor profit clients.
PUbliSher Services, Inc. (PSI)80 South Early StreetAlexandria, Virginia 22304(703) 823 -6966
Principal Contact: Jack Cameron,PiisklentPSI provides full-range com-
munication services to profes-sional societies and trade associa-tions that cover -both print andelectronic media formats. It de-velops publications and journalsfrom. concept to fulfillment andmanages or participates in meet-ings, workshops, etc. MediaCommunications group of PSIhas produced or directed morevideo telecasts than any other
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organization in the Easteni U.S.PSI has served AACJC for sev-eral years.
Principal Contact: Doris.O'Connor, Senior VicePresidentSCF, Inc., makes-cbntributions
for worthwhile charitable, scien-tific, educational, religious, andliterary purposes. It endeavorsto support soundly managed andoperated organizations and causesthat are fundamentally philan-thropic, give service with broadscope and impact, and all kindsof people, and contribUte materi-ally to general welfare.
Teachers Insurance and AnnuityAssociation/College RetirementEquities _Fund (TLtA -CREF)730 Third Avenue_-New York, New York 10017(212) 490-9000
Principal Contact: Larry D.Hershberger, Vice President
TIAA=CREF offers_ staff bene-fit programs designed to meetthe special needs of the idtica-tional community by helping toprovide financial security foremployees and their fartiliesduring retirement, and in case ofdeath, illness, or total digability.A number of specialized services
\ are provided to institutions andIndividuals participating in itsprograms. Headquarters are inNew York City, with branch of.;fives located in Atlanta, Bostonant San Francisco.
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IndividualAssociatesRon AbrellArt .AdamsJoseph B. AidalaCarlos AlbertoRobert C. AllenC. G. AlveyDuane D. AndersonLawirence H. ArneyJulia A. Atkinson.
Richard R. BartelmeJoe M. BallLeroy H. BanickiRoger K..BassettJohn J. BaumannAudni Miller BeachSally V. Beaty
-'Jacquelyn E. BelcherJames E..BirdsallRobert I. BickfordR. E. BittleKenneth E. BorlandHenry T. BosSEdward W. -BostLloyd BragaBernd Brecher
.Robert A. BrooksGerald F. BurkeWayne BuschTheresa BushnerDavid W. ButlerGloria CarritteBetty C. ChangI. 'Fan ChangWen-Shion Chang,Henry ChitseyMarilyn M. ClappArthur M. CohenDr. Leroy A. CornelsenJoseph P. CosandTom Cottingham-Kenneth J. CottrellVernon D._ CrawfordMargaret'CrumbaughHerrn DavisPeter J. Dean
Dorothy DebacherAmo DebernardisJames. E. DeeganWilliam L. DeegonWilliam A. DempseyJohn D. DennisonVincent DesantisCarl R. DeyegoKenneth T. DoranRodney B. Douglass-.._William G. DuffyDonna EichstaedtIris M. ElfenbeinThomas A. EmmetLilla E. EngdahlGlenn B. FatkingerBryce FogartyJames H. FolkeningM. Cecil ForteManuel Da Braeo ForteThomas !GambleFranklin C. GelinFrank GiardinaRobert J. GoebertEdward D. GoldbergRobert A. GordonKing GraftDavid R. GreerAlan GregsonWilliam A. GrusyYoswa GwalamubisiWilliarn E. HallmanJoseph N. HankinWerna HarrisonFred HartfordEdwin HartzVernon L. Hendrix'Bonnie HenryBeth Ann HerinannCharles E. HillVivian HoglundWalter V. HohensteinH. Frederick HolmesDenise HoveyKathy JaycoxElizabeth H. JohnsonKikuko KanibayashiHarold H. Kastfier
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James S. KellermanJudith B. KermanToni KilianPhillip KilleenMargaret J. KiniiisOnFrederick C. KintzerRobert KniiebelDorothy M. KnoellEileen KuhnsRonald L. LaneAnn LaroweSylvan LashleyVirginia L.Andre-E. LeBlancKeith LeggJoan Apple. LemoineMax LernerAlan B. LesureLuiz R. !AMAMaurice L. LittonJohn LombardiMarlena MarkieJames L. MaplesHolly L. MannJoseph L. MarksCharles A. MafshallLois.E. MarshallSebastian V. MartbraiiaJane MalSonK. 0. McCiilloUghT. Harry McKinneyRbsenlary T. MillerFrank G. MilliganEdward D. MillsJoseph A. MillsClara Lee R. Moodie
*Gi.orge V. MoodyMichael J..NisosCarol A. NorrisSilvanus,U; NVvosuSusan S. OblerJohn N. Qrcutt -
Arthur R. OswaldTommy OzburnJames Pekarthy-Antonio PerezCarl. H. PforzheimerMarie L. Piekarski
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James D. PierceW. J.sPillsworthWilliam R. PokrossGary N. PolonskyR. H. PridharhInez RagsdaleJames A. Rawson, Jr.Faith P. RestonRoy C. RodriguezMarcello J. RossandJohn RouecheEdith RubinoJoseph A. SasekDr. Dolores F. SaxtonSue SchmelzerBob &chrenirA. M. ShafferNorman H. SheaJoseph F. ShieldsElwood A. Shoemaker-Arthur ShribergHoward L. SimmonsWalter E. Sind lingerRaymond A. SlatteryGloria S. SmithMilton L. SinithFrank H. SpainGurldega SpencerRobert StalcupGeorge M. StroutMaree Barney SutleyDonald SwankChih TangHelen E. TashjianGordon A. ThornJohn M. Tucker.Eleanor TripperRobert H. TurnerJohn A. VenaE. Wade ,UnderwoodRobert J. VossAnthony WalshJames -
Fred L. WellmanKaren A. WellsRichard E. WhiteRob WilbornLeslie Wilbur
Fred E. WoodClifford -YohRaymond J. YoungLawrence. F. ZaneVictor J. Zinda
HonoraryAssociatesDwight C. BairdEugene B. ChaffeeCharles ChapmanC. C. ColvertJohn ConnollyOacar H. Edinger, Jr.Donald A. EldrigeRichard H. HagemeyerW. W. HaggardCharles L. HannanHelena B. limeB. Lamar JohnsonMarvin KnudsonLeonard, V. KoosHenry W. LittlefieldMrs. Reeves LangStuart E. MarseeReuben MelandJess H. ParrishBasil IL PetersonBill J. PriestWilliam RamseyJames W. ReynoldsJoe B. RushingMaurice F. &ayEdwafd SimonsenAbel B. Sykes, Jr.Norman E. WatsonTheodore H. WilsonEverett M. Woodman
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In September_1983 the American.Association tif Community andJunior Colleges collected _datadirectly from_ the 1.219 community;technical, and junior colleges,thatmake up the field of regionally_ac=credited; associate degree-grantingcolleges. Each institution receiveda preprinted, computer-generatedform showing the figures reportedby the college for the previousyear, and each was asked to entercorresponding data for fall 1983.Explanations for increases or cdecreases over 10 percent were re-quested. from each college.
The results of this annual surveyare reported by.mstitution inTable I-, and are tabulated_ by statein. Tables II, III, and IV. Forsome institutions enrollment andother_ data_ are retorted by cam-pus; for others, the. data ate iig=gregate totals and are reported atthe district office level. _ _
rFor the first time, the .AACJCdata office utilized its own _coin=puter_systern to collect and analyzedata. This system was designed toincrease the accuracy of the datacollect process. .
It is important_ to note that_1982.enrollment data in Table.A. B, andC are revised figures_from those, inthe 1983 Directory._ due to institu-tional additions and deletions.Table D dges not reflect these_changes; and_tite foggutes reportedare compared against the previousyear's Directory. _
An alphabetical listing of col-leges, cross -referenced_by state isavailable _in the apperidiX. To locatea college that may have reorganized,
r_Changed:its narne;-please_see 'Changes in InStitiitions." The hi-
Interpreting the Dataelusion of a college one year andnot the next does not necessarilymean it haS ceased to exist. Weask state-level officials each fall toindicate to us which institutionsShould be listed_in this Directory.The eXcluSion of-a college from the /1984 Directory could be due to /changes in accreditation status ortype of program.
Enrollment during the 1983opening fall term in community,technical, and junior colleges,
'reporte& a slight decrease over the1982 academic year.. Trends towardincreased enrollment that'wereclearly visible in the 1960s nqw ap-pear to have leveled off. Propor-tionately; the number of institu=tions has leveled off as well (seeTable D). Total:1983 Unduplicatedheadcount enrollment for creditstands at 4;947;975: When com-pared against 1982's fall term_headcount enrollment for credit of4;971;053. this represents a loss of23,073 Students, or a decline of .46percent (see Table A).
State comparisons' are importantwhen examifiing the reasons forenrollnient fluctuations. Studentpopulations in four states (Califor-nia, Illinois, Michigan, North Caro=lina) that rank in the top ten byenroilmentS declined in the fall of1983, by a combined total of141;927_ students: This drop ac:counts for a national percentagechange of almost 3 percent.
It Was among the full-time stu-dent§ that community, technical;1and junior colleges experienced thelargest decline: A closer look-atthe data shows that the-number offull -time students decreased by19,080, or a decline of 1.03 percent,
while thepart-time segment declinedby only .13 percent. Public institu-tions followed closely with thechanges in national data; totalheadcount figures can be foundinTable B. Independent institutions,however; showed a_gain; totalheadcount enrollment for creditstands. at 148,207, an inereaseuf5.38 percent, or an additional 7,561students (see Table C).
The Directory alSo lists enroll-*----merit in service; recreational, andlife enrichment programs. Thisnoncredit participation for aca-demie year 1982-83 is reported inTable E as community- educationenrollment. Enrollment differences `Zin this category from year to yeardo not necessarily represent a de-cline in participation. Since manycolleges do not routinely collectthese figures, this item is often notcompleted on, the Directory ques-tionnaire form.
The American Association ofCommunity and Junior Collegesappretiates the response of the in-stitutions and the opportunity ofpresenting this data to the, public.Over the years, the AACJC Diree-tory has become a valualo:e refer-ence document for, many uSers.That value is attribilted to the excellent cooperation received fronithe institutions listed here and thestate -level officials who assistedAACJC in identifying the collegesthat should be served.
Any questions regarding thedata or the methodology can bereferred to the AACJC data office;
Colleges No Longer Listed_Atabamg----=Added Enrollmenli Alaska,Juneau-DouglasCommunity College; CanadaFraser Valley College;Michigan Center Campus, South Campusof MacombCommunity'College; New YorkCollege-for HumanSerVices; South_ CarolinaAirport Campusi_BeitlineCampus of Midlands Technical College. North Campus;Palmer Campus of Trident Technical College; ,Wis-consinBeloit_Carnpus; Central Campus of BlackhawkTechnical Institute.AddedArkansasRiCh Mountain Community College; Col-orado Community
CCollegeof Aurora; Georgia
Draughon's Junior College; IowaUrban Campus;KoreaShin-_Gu Junior College; MassachusettsWorchester Campus; MicronesiaNorthern MarianasCollege- Nebraska-Fairbury Campus; New MexicoSante _Commtinity College; TennesseeTri-CitiesState TeChnical Institute.Reorganization'sMinnesotalearwater Community College RegionWas established; MississippiHinds Junior College,District was established; creating Utica Campus(formerly Utica Junior. College).Name changesAlabamaAtmore State Technical Institute becameAtmore-State Technical College;_J;F; Ingram StateTechnical Institute became.J.F. Ingram State :rechnk?cal College; AlaskaSitka Community College betameIslands Community College; CotoradoAuraria Cam--pus became Denver_ Auraria Community College; Com-munity College.of Denver became Community Collegeof Denv_er'Systern, North CaMpus became Front'Range Community College; Red±Rocks Campusbecame Red Rocks Community College; MinnesotaArrowhead Commimity College became ArrowheadCommunity College Region; Hibbing Campus becameHibbing Community College_i_Itasca_Campus became.Itasca Community College, Mesabi Campus becameMesabi CommunityCollege; Rainy.River Campusbecame Rainy River Community College.; VermilionCampus became Vermilion Community College;sissippiNorth :.:ast Mississippi Junior College .becameThe Northeast Mississippi Junior- ollege; Missouri - -Moberly Junior College became Moberly Area JuniorCollege; North CarolinaGuilford Technical Institutebecame Guilford Technical Cdmmunity College, Mont-gomery Technical Institute_becameMontgomery Tech-nical Community College; OklahomaOscar RoseJunior College became Rose State C011ege, SouthOklahoma City_Junior. College_became. Oklahoma CityCommunity C011ege; Oregon-Tillamook Bay AreaEdUcation District became Tillamook Bay Community.College Service District; South DakotaOglala SiouxCommunity College became Oglala Lakota College;TexasHouston Community College became Houston
Community College System, Mid-Continent Campusbecame Amarillo Campus; Wahhin#ton=-CommunityCollege District XVII became Community College Of
, .Spokane; Wi.§consinNortheast Wisconsin TechnicalInstitute became Northeast Wisconsin VTAE DistricSouthwest WiscOrisin Technical Institute becameSouthwest Wisconsin_Voc:Tech Institute; Wyoming.Northern Wyoming Community College becameSheridan College.
CH OF CH Chiireh of ChristCH GOD . Chiireh of GodCHR CH Christian Church'EPISCOP Episcopal.FWB Free Will Baptist .
.IM Institutional Member of the AmericanAssociation of Community and' juniorC011eges
Independently controlled; nondenomi-national, non -profit
IND PR Independently controlled, for.profitLDS Church of JesuS Christ of Latter-day SaintsLUTH LutheranMENNON MennoniteMETH United MethodistMS Accreditation of Middle 'States Asso-
dation of Colleges and SecondarySchool
Accreditation by North Central'Association of Colleges and Secondary :Schools
ACcreditation of New England Aisoci-ation of Colleges and Secondary School§Not an institutional member 'of theAmerican Association of Communityand Junior Colleges
IND NP
NC,
NE
NM
NW Accreditation by Northwest Assad&tion of Secondary and Higher SchOol§
OTH Academic year not semester, quarter,or trimester Other
PENT HOL PenteCostal HolinessP CH GOD Pentecostal Church of GodPM Provisio-nal'meriber of the' American
Association of Community and Junior-Colleges
PRESBYPUBLIC
QTRROM CATHSEMSA
7 DAY AD
STATE
TRI
PresbyterianPublicly controlled by state, localdistrict, junior college district, unifieddistrict, or countyQuarter systemRoman CatholicSemester systemAccreditation by Southern Associationof Colleges and Secondary SchoolsSeventh WY Adventist.Accretlitatiori, approval, or recognitionas junior college by a state depart=ment of education; a state board; oraccrediting commissionTrimester systein
UK CATH Ukranian CatholicWA Accreditation by the Western Associa-
tion of Schools and Colleges
Definitions of TerniSENROLLMENTPuit-time--.-Students carrying at least 12 credit hours or
more.Part timeStudents enrolled in the college and carrying
11 credits or fewer. ,
Total enrollMent is a headcount of full-time and part-timestudents enrolled for credit:courses only.
Community education enrollment includes .only thoseStudent§ perticipating in noncredit activities.
FACULTYFati-time=Includes all personnel who spend 50 percent or
more of their time teaching (teaching load of 9 hours ormore). .
Part-timeincludes allpersonnel who, spend less_than 50percent of their time teaching (teaching load of 8 hoursor fewer).
,
PROFESSIONAL SUPPORT STAFFStaffIncludes such professional employees as librarians,
counselors, etc., if these staff are not designated by thecollege as either faCulty or administration. (Does not in-clude classified staff.)
ADMINISTRATIONAdministrative staff Includes executive and managerial
staff WhO'Spend 50 percent or more of their time in ad-ministrative work. -
TUITION AND REQUIRED FEESStudent costfigurts_are for a full-time student for the full
academic year 83=84, and where applicable are for thosestudents living within the state and within the institu-tional district.
Special Note For Table I. The asterisk (*) indicatesnonrespondent to Directory' questionnaire. Information.is repeated froni previous year. ,9 2 7
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Table 1Directory of Community; Technical; and Junior Colleges
Institution Location Zip Code Chief Executive Officer Telephon. Number
ALABAMA'
1 ALABAMA AVIATION AND TECHNICAL COLLEGE OZARK 36361 JAMES G SASSER PRESIDENT (205)774-5113
2 ALABAMA TECHNICAL COLLEGE . EAST GADSDEN ' 35999 ROBERT M. HONARD PRESIDENT su (205)547-5451
3 ALEXANDER CITY STATE JUNIOR COLLEGE ALEXANDER CITY 35010 WILLIAM B. CAUSEY PRESIDENT (205)234-6346
4 ATmORE STATE TECHNICAL COLLEGE ATMORE 36502 MALCOLM A. JONES PRESIDENT (205)363-8118
5 BESSEMER STATE TECHNICAL COLLEGE BESSEMER 35021 CHARLES L. PAYNE PRESIDENT (205)428-6391
6 BREWER STATE JUNIOR COLLEGE FAYETTE 35555 TOMMY M BOOTEE PRESIDENT (205)932-3221
7 C A FREDO STATE TECHNICAL COLLEGE TUSCALCOSA 35401 NORMAN CEPHUS PRESIDENT (205)758-3361
8 CARVER STATE TECHNICAL COLLEGE MOBILE 36617 EARL'ROBERSON PRESIDENT (205)473-8692
9 CHATTAHOOCHEE VALLEY STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE PHENIX CITY 36867 . JAMES COWEN 'PRESIDENT (205)297-4981
10 -CHAUNCEY SPARKS STATE TECHNICAL COLLEGE EUFAULA . 36027 MYRON COPE PRESIDENT
11 COMMUNITY COLLEGE OF THE AIR FORCE MAXWELL AFB 36112 ROONEY V COX JR PRESIDENT (205)293-7847
12- CONCORDIA COLLEGE SELMA 36701 JULIUS JENKINS PRESIDENT (205)875-1550
13 DOUGLAS MACARTHUR STATE TECHNICAL COLLEGE OPP 36467 RAYMOND V. CHISUM PRESIDENT (205)493-6631
14 ENTERPRISE STATE JUNIOR COLLEGE ENTERPRISE 36331 JOSEPH 0 TAI-MA PRESIDENT (205)347-2623
15 GADSDEN STATE JUNIOR COLLEGE EAST GADSDEN 35999 ARTHUR M DENNIS-- -PRESIDENT (205)546-0484
16 GAOSOEN STATE TECHNICAL INSTITUTE GADSDEN 35901 ROGER W: WATTS DIRECTOR (205)547-1685
17 GEORGE C. WALLACE STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE DOTHAN 36301 NATHAN L. ROUGES 'PRESIDENT (205)983-3521
18 GEORGE C. WALLACE STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE HANCEVILLE 35077 JAMES'C-. BAILEY 'PRESIDENT (205)352-6403.
19 GEORGE CORLEY WALLACE STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE SELMA 36701 CHARLES L. BYRD PRESIDENT (205)875-2634
20 HARRY M. AYERS STATE TECHNICAL COLLEGE ANNISTON 36201 PIERCE C. CAIN PRESIDENT (205)831-4540
21 HOBSON STATE TECHNICAL COLLEGE THCSASVILLE 36784 H HOYT JONES PRESIDENT (205)636-4429
22 J.F. DRAKE STATE TECHNICAL COLLEGE HUNTSVILLE 35811 JOHNNY L HARRIS PRESIDENT (205)539-8161
23 J F INGRAM STATE.TECHNICAL COLLEGE OEATSVILLE 36U22 MURRY C. GREGG PRESIDENT (205)285-5177
24 JAMES H. FAULKNER STATE JUNIOR COLLEGE BAY MIAETTE 36507 GARY L BRANCH PRESIDENT (205)937-9581
25 JEFFERSON DAVIS STATE JUNIOR COLLEGE BREtTON 36426 GEORGE..11 MCCORMICK PRESIDENT - (205)887-4832
26 JEFFERSON STATE JUNIOR,COLLEGE BIRMINGHAM 35215 JUDY MERRITT PRESIDENT (205)853-1200
27 JOHN C. CALHOuN STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE DECATUR 35602 JAMES R. CHASTEEN PRESIDENT . (205)3533102
28 JOHN M. PATTERSON STATE TECHNICAL COLLEGE MONTGOMERY 36116 JAMES L. TAUNTON PRESIDENT (205)288-1080
29 LAWSON STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
30 LUPLEEN B. WALLACE STATE 'JUNIOR COLLEGE
BIRMINGHAM
ANDALUSIA
35221 JESSE J LEWIS PRESIDENTl t
(205)925 -1666--7--
31 MARION MILITARY INSTITUTE MARION 36756 CLYDE M. SPENCE JR. PRESIDENT (205)683-6174
32 MUSCLE SHOALS STATE TECHNICAL COLLEGE MUSCLE SHOALS 35662 HUGO A. BARTON PRESIDENT (205)381-2813 °
33 N.F. KUNNELLEY STATE TECHNICAL COLLEGE CHILDERSBURG 35044 JAMES N. CORNELL PRESIDENT (205)378-5576
34 NORTHEAST ALABAMA STATE JUNIOR COLLEGE RAINSVILLE 35986 CHARLES M PEWCEY PRESIDENT (205)228-6001
35 NORTINEST'ALABAMA STATE JUNIOR COLLEGE PHIL CAMPBELL 35581 CHARLES M BRITNELL PRESIDENT (2051983-5331
36. NORTHWEST ALABAMA STATE TECHNICAL COLLEGE HAMILTON. 35570 WAYNE COM PRESIDENT (205)921-3177
37 OPELIKA STATE TECHNICAL COLLEGE OPELIKA 36802, GLENN BROWN PRESIDENT (205.)744-6437
38 PATRICK HENRY'STATE JUNIOR COLLEGE MONROEVILLE 36460 'JAMES R ALLEN PRESIDENT (205)575-3156
39 REID STATE TECHNICAL COLLEGE EVERGREEN 36401 WILEY SALTER PRESIDENT (205)578-1313
, 40 S. D. BISHOPSTATE 'JUNIOR COLLEGE MOBILE 36690 YVONNE KENNEDY PRESIDENT (205)690-6412
11 SHELTON STATE C(W.hITY COLLEGE TUSCALOOSA 35404 LEO'SUMNER PRESIDENT (205)556-1165
42, SWAB STATE JUNIOR COLLEGE BOAZ 35957 WILLIAM H OSBORN PRESIDENT (205)593-5120
43 SOUTHERN UNION STATE JUNIOR COLLEGE ° WADLEY 36276, L.11AY JONES PRESIDENT (205)395-2211
44 SOUTHWEST STATE TECHNICAL COLLEGE MOBILE 36605 DONALD S. JEFFERIES PRESIDENT (205)479-7476
45 TRENHCLM STATE TECHNICAL COLLEGE 03NTGOMERY 361D8 THAD C MCCLMMY PRESIDENT (205)(02-MX) -
46 WALKER COLLEGE JASPER 35501 DAVID J. 110181k0 PRESIDENT (205)387-0511 .
47 WALKER STATE TECHNICAL COLLEGE .SUMITON 35148 HAROLD WADE PRESIDENT (205)64873271
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Table fDirectory of Community, Technical, and Junior Colleges
o a ,u
c 0 Enrollment as Enrollment_ iti .ii Faculty as a I'' 63
Ea t e el of October 1982 r
_i vo c lo 2 C . e e 1e . o. e o of October 1983 or of October 1983 41) a 12 =ail .- 2 tae r5 = 0
el il oe,a 2 t,-,1 E E 1 E E Eis As ..,. .
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19 EAST CAMPUS TUCSON 85730 DAVID L LAAVSEXFW.,.... EXECUTIVE DEAN (602)886-3331 .
20 WEST CAMPUS TUCSON -45709- RATIOND-J-STITHEXECUTIVEDEMI (02)864-6666
21 YAVAPAI COLLEGE PRESCOTT 86301 JOSEPH F. RUSSO PRESIDENT (602)445-7300
ARKANSAS
1- ARKANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY BEEBE BRANCH BEEBE 72012 WILLIAM H OWEN JR CHANCELLOR (501)882-6452
2 EAST ARKANSAS COMMUNITY COLLEGE - FORREST-CITY 72335---806-C-BM45----PRESIDENT (501-)633-4480-----
3 GARLAND COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE HOT SPRINGS 71901 GERALD. H. FISHER PRESIDENT (5O1)767-71
'4 'MISSISSIPPI COUNTY COMMLNITY COLLEGE BLYTHEVILLE 72315 JOHN P. SULLINS PRESIDENT (501)762-1020
HARRISON 72601- BILL B. BAKER -PRISIDINT (501)743-30EG
6 PHILLIPS COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE HELENA 72342 JOHN EASLEY . PRESIDENT (501)338-6474
7 RICH MOUNTAIN COMMUNITY COLLEGE MENA: 71953 MARY LCUISE SPENCER. PRESIDENT (501)394-5012
8 SHORTER COLLEGE NORTH LITTLE ROCK 72114 JOHN L PHILLIPS PRESIDENT (501)374-6305
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Table IDirectory of Community, Technical, and Junior Colleges
. ,
1r a., -;el
of October 1982 of October 1983 -----13 COILI
Faculty as g " 413-___Iof October 1983 4 52 . a
_Enr_ollment MI_ ____EnrournoLat___ =03
Z. 10 A = 0 Ns
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F ic) fa2 cc -I-E E5- Jo 5 0 0 o E '5 * 2 'ea' E 2 =3- iI. Q. U. o. i- 4.) am U. it g it $ (8 I- u.
ALASKA
1 1944 PRESBY MI NW 0TH 160
NM
2 1954 RELIC - IM NW SEW 15743 1962 PUBLIC .III NW SEW 424 1963 RELIC . IN NW SEW 326
-5-1954PL8LIC III NW SEW 606 1968 PUBLIC. IN NW SEW 237 1972 PUBLIC III NW SEW 33
8 1957 RELIC IN NW SEW 151
9 1975 PUBLIC III NW 0TH 2910 1978 PUBLIC IN NW SEW 15
11 1974 PUBLIC IM NW SEW 200
ARIZONA
1 1963 PUBLIC III NC SEW 1139
1969 PUBLIC IM NC SEW
2 1969 PUBLIC AY NC SEW 140
3 1969. PUBLIC 1* NC SEW 9504 1962 ,PUBLIC III NC SEW 11125 1970 IND NP IM NC SEW 866 1920 PUBLIC III NC SEW 1208
1963 PUBLIC IN NC SEW
7 _1965 PUBLIC III NC 'SEW. 41348 1968 'PUBLIC III . NC SEW 10689 1065' PUBLIC IN NC SEW- 4322
-10-1920 PUBI IC ,.: III NC SEW 352711 1978 PUBLIC IM NC SEW 16312 1970 PUBLIC IM NC SEM 234613 '1980 PUBLIC . nil NC SEW 78314 1971 PUBLIC III NC t SEW 31115 1968 PUBLIC Ili NC SEW 52816 1974 PUBLIC IN NC SEW 607,
1970 PUBLIC III NC SEW 626017 1972 PUBLIC 144 NC SEW
18 1974 PUBLIC AN 41C SEW
19. 1976 PUNIC NM NC SEW
20 1970 PUBLIC NM NC SEW
21 1969 PUBLIC IN NC SEW 891
ARKANSAS
1 ., 1927 .PUBLIC IN NC . SEW 5672 1974 PUBLIC Ild NC .5E14 5033 1973 PUBLIC III NC ' SEW 5084 1975 PUBLIC DA NC SEW 841
5 124 PUBLIC . IN. NC SEM 4546 1966 PUBLIC IN NC SEW 8157 1983 PUBLIC PM STATE SEW
Table IDirectory of Community, Technical, and Junior Colleges
Institution Location Zip Code Chief Executive Officer Telephone PhImber-9 SOUTHERN BAPTIST COLLEGE
SOUTHERN ARKANSAS UNIVERSITY
10- EL DORADO BRANCH .
WALNUT RIDGE
MAGNOLIA
EL DORADO
72476 D. JACK NICHOLAS PRESIDENT
.-, 71753 PRESIDENT
71730 BEN WHITFIELD CHANCELLOR
(501)886 -6741
T5011862-8131
11 TECHNICAL BRANCH
12 MESTARK COMMUNITY COLLEGE
EAST CAMDEN
FORT SMITH
71701 GEORGE J. BROW CHANCELLOR
72913 JOEL R. STUBBLEFIELD PRESIDENT
(501)574-4500
(501)7!5-4241
CALIFORNIA
1 ALLAN MK= COLLEGE SANTA MARIA 92021 GARY R EDEU3ROCK SUPT -PRES. (805)922 -6966
2 ANTELOPE VALLEY COLLEGE LANCASTER 93534 CLINTON W. STINE SUPT.-PRES. (805)943-3241
3 BARSTOW COMMUNITY COLLEGE BARSTOW 92311 J W EDWIN SPEAR SUPT.-PRES (619)252 -2411
4 BROOKS COLLEGE LOW BEACH 90804 STEVEN B SOTRAIDIS DIRECTOR OF ADMIN. (213)597-6611
5 BUTTE COLLEGE OROVILLE 95965 WENDELL LEE REEDER SUPT.-PRES. (916)895-2511
. 6 CABRILLO-COLLEGE APTOS 95003 JOHN C. PETERSEN %v.-PRES. (408)425 -6000
7 CERRITOS 'COLLEGE NORWALK 90650 WILFORD MICHAEL PRESIDENT (213)860-2451
8 CHABOT COLLEGE HAYWARD 94545 WILLIAM J WORE SUPT.-FRES. (415)786-6600CHAFFEY COLLEGE. ALTA LCDA 91701 SAMUEL A FERGUSON SUPT: -PRES: (714)987-1737
10 CITRUS COLLEGE AZUSA 91702 DANIEL D ANGEL PRESIDENT -SUPT (213)335-0521'
----COAST CCARIUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT COSTA MESA 92626 NORMAN E. WATSON CHANCELLOR (714)556-5898
11 COASTLINE COMMUNITY COLLEGE FOUNTAIN VALLEY 92708 EDWARD H. DECKER PRESIDENT (714)546-7600
12 GOLDEN HEST COLLEGE . HUNTINGTON BEACH 92647 LEE A. STEVENS PRESIDENT (714)892 -7711
13 ORANGE COAST COLLEGE COSTA MESA 92626 BERNARD'J LUSKIN PRESIDENT (714)432-5712
,14 COLLEGE.CF THE CANYONS VALENCIA 91355 kiAJAON F LAGRANDEUR SUPT.-PRES. (805)259-7800
15 COLLEGE OF THE DESERT PALM DESERT 92260 FERN D STRUT SUPT.-PRES. (619)376-8041
16 COLLEGE OF DE REDWOODS EUREKA 95501 D. DONALD MEICHERT SUPT.-PRES. (707)443-8411
17 COLLEGE OF THE SEQUOIAS VISALIA 93277 IVAN C: CROOKSKAWS SUPT: -PRES. (209)733-2050
18 COLLEGE OF THE SISKIYOUS WEED . 96094 EL/GEE SCHUHACHER PRESIDENT . ;(916)938-4462
19 COMPTON COMMUNITY COLLEGE COMPTON 90221 ABEL B. SYKES JR SUPT: -PRES: (213)637-2660
CONTRA COSTA COMMUNITY COLLEGE. DISTRICT MARTINEZ 94553 HARRY R. BUTTIMER CHANCELLOR (415)229-1000
20 CONTRA COSTA COLLEGE ± SAN PABLO 94806 RAYMOND S DONDERO PRESIDENT (415)235 -7800
21 DIABLO VALLEY COLLEGE PLEASANT HILL 9423 WILLIAM P. NILAND 'PRESIDENT (415)685-1230
22 LOS MEWS COLLEGE PITTSBURG 94565 JOHN I. CARHART PRESIDENT (415)439-2181
23 CUESTA COLLEGE SAN LUIS OBISPO 93403 MAW R. MARTINEZ SUPT.-PRES. (805)541-24324 DON BOSCO TECHNICAL INSTITUTE ROSEMEAD 91770 REV WILLIAM), SCHAFER six) PRESIDENT (213)280-0451
25 EL CAMINO COLLEGE VIA,TCRFUJACE 90506 RAFAEL COFITTDA SIFT. -PRES (213)532 -3670
.26 FASHION INSTITUTE OF DESIGN/MERCH..-1. LOS ANGELES 90017 TONIAN 10fIERG PRESIDENT (213)624-1200
FOOTHILL -DEANZA COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT, LOS ALTOS HILLS 9422 DOMASWFRYER JR CM/MELLOR . (415)948-8593
27 DE ANZA COLLEGE CUPERTINO 95014 , ROBERT A DEHABI" PRESIDENT (408)996-4567
28 FOOTHILL COLLEGE'. LOS ALTOS HILLS 94022 THOMAS H CLEMENTS PRESIDENT (415)948 -8590
29 uviuktoulm GILROY 95020 ,RUCKX.PH J. BELOW SUPT.-PRES. ' (408)847-1400.
30 GLENDALE COMMAFITY COLLEGE GLENDALE 91208 H REX CRAIG 'SUPT: -PRES: (213)240-1000
GROSSMONT COMNIFITY COLLEGE DISTRICT EL CAJON 92020 DONALD E WALKER . :1* !
31 CUYAMACA COLLEGE EL CAJON 92020 PHYLLIS L NIEMAN ACTING PRESIDENT (619)464-1980
32 GROSSMONT COLLEGE EL OWN 921120 IVAN l.. JONES PRESIDENT (619)465 -1700
33 HARTWELL COLLEGE SALINAS 93901 JAMES R. HARDT SUPT.-PRES. (408)758-8211
34 HEALD INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY SANTA CLARA 95051 ROBERT 0 MYERS' DIRECTOR (48)244-98IS
35 IIMF;HREYS COLLEGE-3 STOCKTON 95207 1= ROBERT GRAS-MS-- PRESIDENT (209)478-080036 IMPERIAL VALLEY COLLEGE IMPERIAL 92251.- JOHN A DE PAOLI 'PRESIDENT (619)352-8320
KERN COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT BAKERSFIELD 93301 JAMES C YOUNG CHANCELLOR (805)395-4385
27 BAKERSFIELD COLLEGE BAKERSFIELD ° 93305 RICHARD WRIGHT PRESIDENT (805)395-4011
38 CERRO.COSO COMMUNITY COLLEGE RIDGECREST 93555 RAYMOND A MCCUE PRESIDENT (714)375-5001
39 PCFITERVILLE COLLEGE PCFITERVILLE 93257 PAUL D ALCANTRA PRESIDENT (209)781-3130
40 LAKE TAHOE COMMUNITY COLLEGE SO LAKE TA} $702 -JAMES W DUKE SUPT.-PRES- 49484541-4660'
41, LASSEN COLLEGE SUSANVILLE 96130 WARREN SORENSON SUPT.-PRES. (916)257-6181'
42 LOW BEACH CITY COLLEGE LONG BEACH 90808 JOHN T MCCUEN, APT. -PRES: (213)420-4111
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9 1941 BAPT NY NC
HA
10
11 1968 PUBLIC IM NC
12 1923 PUBLIC IM NC
CALIFORNIA
SEM
SEM
SEM
1 1920 PUBLIC al WA. SEM
2 1929 PUBLIC Nu WA SEM
3 1960 PUBLIC Nu WA OTR -
4 1970 IND PR IM WA OTR
.5 1667- PUBLIC NU WA '3TR
6 1959 PUBLIC P WA 0TH
7 1956 PUBLIC Nil WA SEM
8 1961 PUBLIC IM WA ,OTR
9 1883 PUBLIC DA WA OTR
10 1915 PUBLIC IM . WA SEM
1948 PUBLIC IM WA
11 1976 PUBLIC DA WA SEW
2 1966. PUBLIC IM WA SEM
13 1948 PUBLIC DA WA SEM
14 1969 PUBLIC WI 4 OTH
PUBLIC MI WA SEM
16 1965 PUBLIC IR WA OTR
17 1926 PUBLIC Nil WA SEM
_ 18 1959 PUBLIC IM WA SEM
19 1927 PUBLIC DA WA 'SEM
1949 PUBLIC Nil WA SEM
20 1950 PUBLIC IM 'WA SCM
21 1949 PUBLIC IM WA SEM
22 1973 PUBLIC NM WA SEM
23 1964 PUBLIC NM WA SEM
24 1969 REIM CATH NV WA SEM
25-194-7= PUBLIC IM WA -SEM
26' 1969 IND PR IR WA OTR
1958 PUBLIC DA WA QTR
27 1967 PUBLIC IM WA OTR
28 1958 PUBLIC DA WA OTR
29 1919 PUBLIC IM WA OTR,
30 1927 PUBLIC DA WA SEM
1961 PUBLIC NM WA
31 1978 PUBLIC NM WA- SEM
32 196 1 PUBLIC- NM WA SEM
33 1920 PUBLIC. IM WA SDI
34 1974 IND NP Nil WA OTR
35 1896 IND NP DA WA OTR
36 1922 PUBLIC NM WA SEM
1913 PUBLIC IM WA SEM
37 1913 PUBLIC IM WA SEM
38 1973 PUBLIC DA WA SEM
39 1927 PUBLIC IM WA -SEM
40 1975 PUBLIC DA WA OTR
41 1925 PUBLIC IM WA SEM
42 1927 PUBLIC DA WA SEW
me_a ..c4=40 ce 'ato -.0 00 8 al 6Enrollment as Enrollment as 0 co Faculty et_ -,- ulVS CD ;faof October-1982 of October 1983 01, of October 1983 U-3 41 -S 2 CC
Table IDirectory of Community; Technical, and Junior Colleges
Location Zip Code ChletExecutiveaffiCW_Torebhclue NumberLOSANGELESCOKMUNITYCOLLEGE DISTRICT.
43 EAST LOS ANGELES COLLEGE
44 LOS ANGELES CITyCOLLEGE__
45 LOS ANGELES HARBOR COLLEGE
46 LOS ANGELES METROPOLITAN COLLEGE
47 LOS ANGELES MISSION COLLEGE.
48 LOS ANGELES PIERCE COLLEGE.
.49 LOS ANGELES SOUTHWEST COLLEGE
50 LOS ANGELES TRADE- TECHNICAL COLLEGE
51 LOS ANGELES VALLEY COLLEGE
52 WEST LOS ANGELES COLLEGE
LOS_RIOS COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT
53 AmERICAN RIVER COLLEGE
54 COSuMNES_RIvER COLLEGE
55 SACRAMENTO CITY:COLLEGE
UARIN COMMIT( COLLEGES
56 COLLEGE OF MARIN
57 INDIAN VALLEY COLLEGES
58 MARymouNT PALOS VERDES COLLEGE
59. MENDOCINO COLLEGE
60 mERCFD COLLEGE
61 MIRA COSTA COLLEGE
62 MONTEREY PENINSULA COLLEGE
63 MT. SAN ANTONIO COLLEGE
64 MT. SAN JACINTO COLLEGE
65 NAPA VALLEY COLLEGE
NORTH- ORANGE- COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT
66 CYPRESS COLLEGE
67 FULLERTON COLLEGE
68 OH LONE COLLEGE
69 PALO VERDE COLLEGE
70 pALCMAR COLLEGE
71 PASADENA CITY cOLLEGE..
PERALTA ccMUNITy COLLEGE DISTRICT
72 COLLEGE OF ALAmEDA
73 FEATHER_RIVER COLLEGE
74 LANEY COLLEGE
75 LEGE
76 vISTA_COLLEGE
77 OUEENOF THE HOLY ROSARY COLLEGE
78. RIO HoNDO COLLEGE
79 RIVERSIDE CITY COLLEGE
80 SADDLEBACK cOMMUNITY.CECLEGE DISTRICT
SAN BERNARDINO-COINUNITN-COLL-EGEDISTR
8T CRAFTON HILLS COLLEGE
82 SAN BERNARDINO VALLEY COLLEGE
'SAN DIEGO COmmuNiTy COLLEGE DISTRICT
83 SAN DIEGO CITY COLLEGE
84 SAN DIEGO. MESA cOLIFnF
85 SAN OIEGO MIRAMAR COLLEGE
SAN A DICOmmuNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT
86 CITY COLLEGE OF SAN FRANCISCO
87 tOmmUNITY COLLEGE CENTERS
88 SAN JOAQUIN DELTA COLLEGE
SAN JOSE CCAIMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT
LOS ANGELES
MONTEREY PARK
LOS ANGELES
WILMINGTON
LOS ANGELES
SAN FERNAND°
WOODLAND HILLS
'LOS ANGELES
LOS ANGELES,
VAN NUYS
CULvER_CITy
SACRAMENTO
SACRAMENTO
SACRAMENTO
SACRAMENTO
KENTFIELD
KENTFIELD
MOVATo*
RANCID PALOS VERDE
LKIAH
MERCED
OCEANSIDE
MONTEREY
WALNUT__
SAN JACINTO
NAPA
FULLERTON
CYPRESS
FULLERTON
FREMONT.
BLyTHEi
SAN MARCOS
PASADENA *.
DAKLAAU
ALAmEDA
QUINCY
OAKLAND
OAKLAND
BERKELEY
MISSION SAN JOSE.
WHITTIER'.
RIVERSIDE
MISSION VIEJO
SAN BERNARD:NO
YUCAIPA
SAN BEFUORDINO
SAN DIEGO
SAN DIEGO
'SAN DIEGO
SAN, DIEGO__
SAN FRANCISCO -
SAN FRANCISCO
SAN FRANCISCO
STOCKTON
SAN USE
90017 LESLIE KOLTAI CHANCELLOR
91754 ARTHUR D AVILA PRESIDENT
9029 STELLE FEVERS PRESIDENT
90744 JAmESLHEINSELMAN PRESIDENT
-90015 DAVID B WOLF PRESIDENT
91340 LOWELL%) ERICKSON PRESIDENT
91371 HERBERT W RAVETCH PRESIDENT .
90047 WALTER C. MCINTOSH PRESIDENT
90015 . DIMS L. STEVENS. JR. PRESIDENT
91401 - MARI, ELEE PRESIDENT
90230 JACK FUJIMOTO PRESIDENT :
95825 bAVID LERTES CHANCELLOR-SUPT.
95841 ROBERT D JENSEN PRESIDENT
95823 VINCENT pADILLA PRESIDENT
95822 DOUGLAS W BURRIS PRESIDENT
94904 IRWIN DIAMOND_ SUPT.-PRES:
.94904 IRWIN PDIAMOND PRESIDENT
94947 CONSTANCE M. CARROLL PRESIDENT
90274 THOMAS D. WOOD PRESIDENT
95482 LEROY R LOWERY PRESIDENT
92056 H DEON HCCT SUPT:-PRES.
93940 MAX R /ADCOCK. PRESIDENT_91789 JOHN O. RAHDACK SUPT-.-PRES'.
92183 DENNIS M MAIER PRESIDENT
94558 WILLIAM H FEDOERSEN . SUPT.7PRES:
92634 .-LEADIE M. CLARK CHAT CELLCA
-90630 JACK ALAN SCOTT PRESIDENT
92634 PHILIP FORST PRESIDENT
94539 PETER OLNERLEY SUPT.-PRES.
92225 KIRK AVERY SUPT.-PRES.
92060 OMAR H. SCAEIDT --SUPT.-PRES.
91106 JOHN 11 CASEY SUPT:-PRES.
94606 DONALD N GODBCCD CHANCELLOR-SUPT.
94501 DONALD R HONGISTO PRESIDENT'
95971 JOSEPH W BRENNAN PRESIDENT
94607 ODELL JOHNSON PRESIDENT
94619 WORMA.JEAN TUCKER PRESIDENT
94704 4OHNJ. HOLLEMAN PRESIDENT
94539 MOTHER MARY THMS LILLIS PRESIDENT
90608 HERBERT M SUSSMAN! _ SUPT.-PRES.
92506: CHARLES KANE SUPL-PRES.
92692 LARRY P STEVENS CHANCELLOR
92410 RICHAVID A JONES CHANCELLOR
92399. DONALD SINGER .PRESIDENT
92410 ARTHUR Al JENSEN PRESIDENT
92108 GARLAND P. PEED CHANCELLOR
92101 ALLEN J. REpA5HY PRESIDENT
92111 ALLEN moms PRESIDENT
92126 GEORGE YEE PRESIDENT
94103 HILARY HSU CHANCELLOR-SUPT.
94112 CARLOS, RAMIREZ PRESIDENT
94103. LAURENT MUSSAL PRESIDENT
95207 LAMENCEA DERICCO SUPT. -PRES.
95135 RICHARD GOFF CHANCELLOR
(213)628-7788
(213)265-8550
(213)009-4000
"(2131518-1000
(213)748-7108 ,
(213)365-8271
(213)347-0551
(213)777-2225
(213)74608M
(213)781-1200
(213)836-7110
(918)920-7821
(916)484-1211
(916)689-1000
(916)449-7631
filsli574911(415)457-8811
(415)883-2211
(213)377-5501.
(707)462-0571
(2091384-6000
(619)757-2121
(408)646-4010
(714)594-5611
(714)054-4011
(707)255-2100
. (714)871-4030
(714)826-2220
(714)871-8000
(415)657-2100
(619)922-6168
(619)744-1150
(213)578-7123
(415)466-7200
(415)522-7221
(916)283-0202
(415)834-5740
(415)531 4911
(415)841-8431
(415)657-2468
(213)692 -092t
(714)684-3240
(714)831-4500
(714)885-0231
(714)794-2181
(714)888-6511
.(019)230-4003
(619)23072400'
(619)230-6700
(619)230-6500 :4
(-445)239'3000
(415)239-3303
(415)239-3017
. (209)474-5151
(408)272-6402
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,-so
A) 0 ,E E0r011ment as_ Enrollment as O N
3 COa
O .-0 c .0m
. of October 1982 of Obtober, 1983 -a alWpig_ a c 0 a
-2 te-15 C-O s - 0 - _Ial-4 a - I a a Z't"E 00 0= c-.). et, Z E -E a _Es ..- m .A3 co m
07-` I= - i.: F E ti"X 0 Z = 3 e t; . .,_L = E .-o I' a= _)... M so -o S co o E). C.) 0< 1 li IC :t1 t- u. A. t- u. A. 0m
1929 PUBLIC : IM WA SEW
43 1945 PUBLIC IM WA SEW 8214 12241 20455 : 4101 :11678 1577944 1929 PUBLIC III WA SEW 6068 14 101 .. 20169 , 5613 11955' 1756845 1949 PUBLIC IM 1,14 SEM 3-181 8603 11786 2857 7120 997746 1981 PUBLIC _III .WA 0TH 5242 5242 3000 300047 1975 PUBLIC III WA SEW 390 4 199 4589 339 3516 385548 1947 PUBLIC 1N.. WA SEW 6646 17075 2 372 1 6016 15244 2 126049 1967 PUBLIC IN WA,. SEW 1845 5597 7442 1475 477 1 624650 1927 PUBLIC -IN WA SEW 4788 11627 16415 4459 10389 1484851 194 9 PUBLIC . II] WA SEW 5467 20200 25667 4462 15622 2008452 1969 PUBLIC III WA - SEW 1870 8955 10825 18 01 7 120 8921
1965 PUBLIC IN 'WA SEW ,
'53 .1955 PUBLIC Ili WA SEW 6321 17498 23819 5635 1577 5 2 141054 1970 PUBLIC II! WA SEM , 1513 51 12 6625 1388 47 15 6103.55 1916 PUBLIC III' WA SEW 5277 1076 1 .16038 4949 10028 14977
1926- PUBLIC IN WA SEW 1100056 1926 PUBLIC ILI WA SEW 1884 5158 7042 . 2199 5219 .7418
3648 78557 1971 PUBLIC IM WA SEW 628 2706 3334 623 193 2640 331358 1967.' NOM CATH NM WA 0TH . 507 18 525 -586 46 63259 1971. PUBLIC NI WA SEW 410 3133 3543 321 2881 128260 1963 PUBLIC Ili WA SEW 2049 5651 7700 2504 4274 6838 500061 1934 PUBLIC IN WA SEW 1564 4631 6 195 1242 4877 6 119 236262 1947 PUBLIC Ili WA "SEM 1836 5681 7517 1577 4477 6054
261363 1946 PUBLIC IN WA SEW 6327 165 40 22867 6169 16317 2248664 1963 PUBLIC_ rm WA SEM 784 2894 3678 649 2540 318 985 19442 PUBLIC' IN WA QTR 1961 4558 6519 1683 4688 6371 9327
1965 PUBLIC IM WA
68 1966 PUBLIC II/ WA SEW 4721 10118 14839 4433 9610 .: 1404367 1913 PUBLIC im WA SEW . 6326 13407 19733 11916 7034 1895068 1966 PUBLIC IM WA QTR ; 2261 6071 8332 1947 5724 767169 1947 ,PUBLIC II/ WA7---- SEW -,--; 173 528 701 177 572 10570 1946 PUBLIC IM WA SEW 4625 12719 17344 3833 11184 15074 137871 1924 PUBLIC II/ WA SEW 5682 13505 19187 5687 12221 17908 .3000
1956 PtA3LIC IM WA SEM
72 1968 PUBLIC IN WA 0111 2205 5793 7998 1785 4187 597273 1968 PUBLIC II/ WA SEW 259 789 1048 242 841 . 108374 1953 PUBLIC IM WA SEW 8848 371k, 12563, 2914 87 14 1162825 -1954 PUBLIC Im WA SEW _ 2296 6523 8819 2059. 5835 -789476 1974 PUBLIC IN WA SBA' 168 11107- 11275 156 6039 6 19577 1930 ROM CATH NJ WA SEM 11 220 : 231 10 226. 23678 1963 PU9LIC IM. WA SEW 2 989 9090 12079 3021 9492 12513 23220.79 1916 PUBLIC ILI WA SEW 3552 11169 1472 1 3646 10120 13766 61780 1968 PUBLIC IN WA SEW 4890 19735 24625. 4705 18914 23619
1926- PUBLIC IN -WA SEW
81 1972' PUBLIC Ni WA SEW 998 3332 4330 964 2756 3720 '82 1926 PUBLIC MI WA SEW 3842 11414 15256 "3132 8372. 11504
PUBLIC %I WA SEM
83 1914 PUBLIC NM WA SEW 4939 10193 15132 46 19 9961 1458084 1963 PUBLIC Pm WA SEM 6800 15542 22742 6458 14825 2 1283 1185 1969 PUBLIC NJ WA SEW 768 3918 -4686 1097 3642 4739 -422
1935 PUBLIC III WA SEW
86 1935 RELIC III WA SEW . 8000, . 20000 28000 8076 20326 -2840287 185 1 rugl.. 1 c NM WA SEW 40000' .88 1935 PUBLIC .IM WA SEW 4891 13087 17978 - 4582 12867 17449
PUBLIC NI. WA SEW
27
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of October 1983 so 11. 2 icc a fii 2 =
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Table IDirectory off' Community, Technical, and Junior Colleges
Institution Location_ Zip Code Chief EXOCUtied Officer Telephone Number
CONNECTICUT1 ASNUNTUCK COMMUNITY COLLEGE
2 GREATER HARTFORD COMMUNITY COLLEGE
.3 GREATER NEW HAVEN STATE TECHNICAL COLLEGE
4 HARTFORD COLLEGE FOR WOMEN
-5-HARTFORD STATE TECHNICAL COLLEGE
ENFIELD
HARTFORD
NORTH HAVEN
HARTFORD
HARTFORD
06082 DANIEL R. MCLAUGHLIN PRESIDENT
06105 ARTHUR C. BANKS JR: PRESIDENT'
06473 THOMAS J. SULLIVAN. PRESIDENT .
06105 MARCIA A SAVAGE PRESIDENT
06106 KENNETH E, DEREGOPREFI,DC-NT-.
(203)745-1603
(203)549-4200
(203)789-7225
(203)236 -1215
(203)527 -41116 HOUsATONIC COMMUNITY COLLEGE BRIDGEPORT 06608 , VINCENT S. DARNOWSKI PRESIDENT (2D3)579-64007 MANCHESTERCOMMUNITYCOLLEGE MANCHESTER . 06040 WILLIAM EVINCENT PRESIDENT (203)64674900,8 WATTATUCK COMMUNITY COLLEGE WATERBURY 06708 KENNETH SUMMERER INTERIM PRESIDENT (203)575-80449 MIDDLESEX_COMMUNITY COLLEGE MIDDLETOWN 1 06457 ROBERT A CHAPMAN PRESIDENT (203)344-301110 MITCHELL COLLEGE NEW LONDON
' 06326 ROBERT C. WELLER PRESIDENT11 MOHEGAN COMMUNITY COLLEGE NORWICH 06360 MYRNA MILLER PRESIDENT
_J203)443-2811
(203)886-193112 NORTHWESTERN CONNECTICUT COMMUNITY COLLEGE WINSTED 06098 REGINA M. DUFFY PRESIDENT (203)379-854313" NORWALK COMIALINITY COLLEGE_ NORWALK 06854 WILLIAM SCHWAB PRESIDENT (203)853-204014 NORWALK STATE TECHNICAL COLLEGE NORWALK 06854 WILLIAM M KRUMMEL ,PRESIDENT (203)838-060115r QUINEBAUG VALLEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE -DANIEL-SON 06239 ROBERT E: MILLER PRESIDENT (203)774-1130'16 SOUTH CENTRAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE ' NEW HAVEN 08511. RICHARD M TURNER III PRESIDENT (203)789-702817 THAMES VALLEY STATE TECHNICAL. COLLEGE NORWICH 0660 DONALD R. WELTER PRESIDENT (203)886-017718 TUNXIS COMMUNITY COLLEGE FARMINGTON 06032 EDUARDO J. MARTI EXECUTIVE DEAN (203)677-770119' WATERBURY STATE TECHNICAL COLLEGE WATERBURY 06708... .CHARLES A EKSTROM PRESIDENT (203)756-7035
DELAWARE1 BRANDYWINE COLLEGE WILMINGTON 19803 ROBERT J BRUCE PRESIDENT (302)478-3000
DELAWARE TECHNICAL AND COMMUNITY COLLEGE DOVER 19901 ..JOHN R KOTULA PRESIDENT (302)678-46222 SOUTHERN CAMPUS GEORGETOWN 19947 JACK F. OWENS VICE PRESIDENT (302)856-52773 STANTON /WILMINGTON CAMPUSES WILMINGTON 19850 WILLIAM A. FAUCETT VICE PRESIDENT (302)364-6917'4 'TERRY CAMPUS DOVER 19901 WILLIAM C PFEIFER VICE PRESIDENT (302)736-4407
FLORIDA
RAUDEAFASHIONCOLLEGE___ FORT LAUDERDALE 33334 MIRYAM L DRUCKER PRESIDENT (305)491-71712 BREVARD COMMUNITY COLLEGE COCOA 32922 MAXWELL, C. KING PRESIDENT . (305)632-11113 BROWARD COMMUNITY COLLEGE FORT LAUDERDALE 33301 A: HUGH ADAMS PRESIDENT (305)761 -74004 CENTRAL FLORIDA COMMUNITY COLLEGE OCALA 32678 -HENRY E. GOODLETT PRESIDENT (904)237-21115 CHIPOLA JUNIOR COLLEGE MARIANNA 32446 JAMES R RICHBURG PRESIDENT (904)526-2761.6 DAYTONA BEACH"COMMUNITY COLLEGE DAYTONA BEACH 32015 CHARLES H. POLK PRESIDENT7 EDISON COMMUNITY COLLEGE FORT MYERS 33907 DAVID G. ROBINSON PRESIDENT (813)489-9300:8 FLORIDA COLLEGE TEMPLE TERRACE 33617 'BOB F OWEN PRESIDENT (813)988 -5131
FLORIDA JUNIOR COLLEGE AT JACKSONVILLE JACKSONVILLE 32202 BENJAMIN R. WYGAL.-, PRESIDENT (904)632-30009 DOWNTOWN CAMPUS JACKSONVILLE 32202 EDGAR C. NAPIER PROVOST (904)633-810010 FRED H. KENT ONUS -JACKSONVILLE 32205KERMIT 0 MILLER PROVOST (904)387 -810611 NORTH CAMPUS _JACKSONVILLE 32218 EZEKIEL W., BRYANT PROVOST (904)757-601112 SOUTH CAMPUS JACKSONVILLE 32216 OLIVER R. FINCH PROVOST (904)646-211113 FLORIDA KEYS COMMUNITY COLLEGE
14 GULF COAST COMMUNITY"COLLEGE
KEY WEST :
PANAMA CITY
33040 WILLIAM A SEEKER PRESIDENT,
32401 LAWRENCE W. TYREE PRESIDENT
(305)296-9081
(904)769 - 1551
15. HILLSBOROUGH COMMUNITY COLLEGE TAMPA. `33622 ANDREAS A. PALOO4PIS PRESIDENT . (813)879 -722216 INDIAN RIVER COMMUNITY'COLLEGE FORT PIERCE 33450 HERMAN A. HEISE PRESIDENT (305)464-200017 INTERNATIONAL FINE ARTS COLLEGE 'MIAMI 33132 EDWARD PORTER .PRESIDENT (305)373-468418 LAKE CITY COMMUNITY COLLEGE LAKE CITY 32055 CHARLES M GREENE PRESIDENT (904)752-182219 LAKE - SKATER COMMUNITY COLLEGE LEESBURG 32748 RO8ERTSPALINCHAK PRESIDENT (904)787-374720 MANATEE JUNIOR COLLEGE BRADENTON 33506 STEPHEN J. KCRCHECK PRESIDENT (8131155-1511
MIAMI-DADE COMMUNITY COLLEGE MIAMI 33176 ROBERT H.-MCCABE PRESIDENT : (3041596-1211-41-MEDICAL CENTER CAMPUS MIAMI 33127 ELIZABETH LUNDGREN VICE PRESIDENT (305-j-547-4314
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0 C oM e oc 4 E a)7, .. 0 e =2 ... E E E E a E E E0 is = 0 a gii, o :0 A tis le p R P P e= P Ea 0-. p. , a E 0 5 i 3 a. i .2 g 8 a. i 3 1-1."6 -E° 22:o-:.v. S E a a 40 a S Of a V_ )-_0 0 M 1; i 4 I u. a. I- u. a. I- 0 ia a sr i- a. le ,e so I- 1.1.
CONNECTICUT1 1972 PUBLIC IM NE SEM 221 1413 1634 229 1384 1613 19 49 682 1967 PUBLIC IM Ni SEM 800 2389 3189 676 3151 3827 42 108 1503 1977 PUBLIC IN NE QTR 475 850 1325 394 934 1328 34 ° 52 864 1939 IND NIP NM NE SEM 154 46 200 165 50 215 1493 8 27 35-5- 1946 PUBLIC --NM NE TRI 748 1235 1983 '" 760 1110 1870 , . -51 65 116
' 6 1966 PUBLIC . IM NE SEM 709 1940- 2649 619 . 2013 ' '2632 1013 58 41 967 1963 PUBLIC Ill HE SEM 1985 4346 6331 1925 4442 6367 1347 89 92 1818 1967 PUBLIC IM NE SEM MO 2257 3597 1375 2434 3809 836 72 151 223
` 9 1966 PUBLIC NO NE SEM 762 2301 3063 923 2255 3178 1927. 45 57 10210 1939 'I1( NP , NM NE SEM 544 366 910 -506-416-922- 276 27 28 5511 1970 /PUBLIC IM . if SEM 537 1894 2431 544 1648 2192 314 1. 35 52 8712 1965 PUBLIC NM NE SEM 561. 1810 2371 561 1821 2382 30 39 6913 1961 PUBLIC IN "NE SEM 904 2607 3511 931 2452 3383 245 59 77 13614 196 PU8LIC: IMI NE QTR 777 : 1244 2021 747 1136 1883 43 33 7615 197 PUBLIC IM NE SEM -968 220 901 1121 11 49 6016 PUBLIC :, IN NE SEM 819 1499 2318 727 1613 2340 353 L 56 3617 1 3 PUBLIC IM NE 0TR 840 1021 1861 69 1092 1785, . 66 39 60. 9918 1"0 PUBLIC IN :NE-, SEM 838 2352 3190 765 2503 3268 2283. 31 4 154 18519 1 RELIC IN NE QTR 660 1308 4 1968 680 85 765 42 56 98
DE WARE1 966 UM NP fli MS . SEM 981 55 1036 982 70 1052
967 PUBLIC IN MS 2 22 967 PUBLIC IN NS QTR 1018 779 1797 1102 803 1905 3015, 76 87 1633 _968 PUBLIC III MS OM 2032 2490 4 522 1870 2450 4320 1096 115 222 3374 1972 PUBLIC IN MS 018 497 732
s1229 497 829 1326 2 8 0 9 38- 122 160
- .-
FL a RIDA
1 1964 IND PR NW SA "OTR 468 468 375 375 5 17 222 1960 PUBLIC IM SA SEM ; 4216 6479 10695 4262 6847 11109 42243 226 497 7233 -1960 PUBLIC IM SA SEM 7239 13374 20613, 7139 13927 21062 20000 328 440 7684 1958 .PUBLIC DI SA. 0TH 1469 , 1561 All 1362, 1311 2673 13607 99 43 142;5 1547 PUBLIC IN SA SEM 679 559- 1238 676 556 1232 2000 48 8 566 1958 PUBLIC IM SA SEM 3692 4101 7793 3522 4738 , 8260 23233, 182 515 6977 1962 PUBLIC INC SA SEM 1865 3782 5647. 1778 4169 5947 76 161 2378 1946 INO NP IN SA SEM 388 .' 40 428 402 39 441 27 8 35
1966: PUBLIC' IM SA SEM
9 ,1968 PUBLIC NM SA SEM 715' 1526 2241 641 1559 2200 10403 72 255' 32710 1960 PUBLIC NW SA SEM 1436-' -3264 4706 1365 3806 5171 9486 73 . 339 41211 1970 PUBLIC NM SA :SEM 1386 1929 3315 _1272 2211 3483 16851 101 401 50212 1966 RELIC NM SA SEM 1972 ,' 3415 4 5387 .1843. 3608 ' 5451 , 12727 96 303 39913 1965 PUBLIC NM SA TRI 338 '1247 -1585 385 1183 -1568 1783 34 . 41 7514 1957 PUBLIC IN SA SEM 1744 2169 3913 1618 '' 2245 3863 6573 65 95 16415 1968 PUBLIC -1-11 SA SEM 3553- 8589- 12142 4077 8722 12799 1100 192 189 38116- 1960 PUBLIC IM SA SEM 2069 4202 6271 163(1 3597 52274 3647 114 349 46317 1966 114) PR NM SA OTR 240 . 240 240 240 14 21 35
, 18 1962 PUBLIC IN SA SEM 1303 1571 2874 1248 827 2035 3339 71 105 17619 1962 PUBLIC IM SA TRI , 691 1315 2006 . ras 1340 2076 3260 39 76 11520 1958 PUBLIC 7,1 SA SEM 2728 3876 6604 2582 ; 4146 6728 114 131 245
1960 PUBLIC IM SA 0TH10 1' 11
21 1971 PUBLIC . 111- SA 0TH S 1670 2402 779 1853 -2632 86 108 194
31
18_ 4 500
35'4 19 500
5 5 576
1 11 4600
7 5 576
15 13 500
109 29 500
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Institution CocaElon ?!r Code Chief Executive Officer Telephone Number22 NEW WORLD CENTER CAW.* MIAMI 33132 EDUARDO ?AMON VICE PRESIDENT (305)577-673023 NORTH CAMPUS MIAMI 33167 ROY G PHILLIPS VICE PRESIDENT (305)415;421124 SOUTH CAMPUS dIAMI 33176 WILLIAM M STOKES VICE PRESIDENT,. (305)596-124325--KORTH-FLCOOM-JuNIOR-COLLEGE MADISON 3234D WALTER L. BISHOP INTERIM PRESIDENT -(901)973-228826 CKALOOSA-WALTCN JUNIOR COLLEGE NICEVILLE 32578 JAMES E, MCCRACKEN PRESIDENT (904)678-511127 PALM BEACH JUNIOR__ COLLEGE__ LAKE WORTH 33461 . EDWARD M. EISSEY PRESIDENT. (305)439-toca28 PASCO-HERNANDO CCOmuNITY COLLEGE DADE CITY 33525 MILTON .JONES PRESIDENT (904)567-670129 PENSACOLA JuNIOA COLLEGE PENSACOLA 32504 HORACE HARTSELL PRESIDENT , (904)476-541030 POLK COMMUNITY COLLEGE WINTER HAVEN 33881- -MARYLY-VANL-EER-PECK--PRESIDENT-- 0131294-777131 ST JONWRIVER COMMUNITY,COLLEGE PALATKA 32077 ROBERT L. MCLENDON JR: PRESIDENT (904)328-157132 ST. PETERSBURG JUNIOR COLLEGE ST: PETERSBURG 33733 CARL M KUTTLER JR PRESIDENT (813)546-002133 SANTA FE COMAUNITY COLLEGE GAINESVILLE 32601 ALAN J. ROBERTSON PRESIDENT (904)377-516134 SENINOLE COMAUNITY COLLEGE SANFORD 32771 EARL S. WELDON PRESIDENT (305)323-145035 SOUTH FLORIDA JUNIOR COLLEGE 33825 WILLIAM A. STALLARD PRESIDENT (813)453-666136 TALLAHASSEE CONmUNITy COLLEGE TALLAHASSEE 32304 JAMES H HINSON PRESIDENT . (904)576-518137 VALENCIA CCWMONITY COLLEGE. ORLANDO 32802 JAMESF-GOLLATTSCHEW PRESIDENT (305)299-5000
38 WEBBER COLLEGE BABSON PARK 33827 GALE W CLEVER PRESIDENT (813)638:1431
GEORGIA
1 ABRAHAM BALDWIN AGRI COLLEGE TfPTON 31793 STANLEY_R._ANDERSON PRESIDENT (912)386 -3238
2 ALBANY JUNIOA_COLLEGE ALBANY 31707 B. R: TILLEY PRESIDENT (912)888-87053 ANDREW COLLEGE. CUTHBERT 31740 WALTER Y. MURPHY PRESIDENT (912)732-2171
4 ATLANTA JUNIOR COLLEGE__ ATLANTA_ 3031D EDWIN A. JHONPSCN PRESIDENT (404)656 -6441.
5 BkIN3RIDGE JUNIOR COLLEGE BADERIDGE 11717 EDWARD 0. MOBLEY PRESIDENT (312)246 7642
6 BREWTON-PARKER COLLEGE MOUNT _VERNON 30445 Y. LYNN HOLMES, PRESIDENT (912)583-22417 BRLNSWICK.JuNIOA COLLEGE BRUNSWICK 31523 JOINT W. TEEL PRESIDENT (912)264-7201
8 CLAYTON JUNIOR. COLLEGE MORROW 30260 HARRY S.OZWNS_ PRESIDENT (404)961-34009 DALTON JUNIOR COLLEGE DALTON 30720 DERRELL ROBERTS PRESIDENT (404)278-3113
10 DEKALB COMMIT, COLLEGE CLARKSTON 30021 MARVIN M COLE -PRESIDENT - (404)299-4204
/1 DRAUGHOWS JUNIOA_COLL SAVANNA 31401 JOHN T: SOUTH III PRESIDENT (912)355-3133.12 EMANUEL COUNTY JUNIOR LEGE SWAINSEDRO 30401 , WILLIE D. GUN PRESIDENT (912)237-7831
13 FLOYD JUNT3R COLLEGE_ ROME 30163 DAVID B: LICCORKLE PRESIDENT (404)295-632814 GAINESV:LLE JUNIOR COLLEGE GAINESVILE 30503 J. FOSTER WATKINS PRESIDENT (404)536-5226'0- EL-ORG-IA MILITARY COLLEGE MILLEDGEViLLE 31061 EUGENE A. SLUT PRESIDENT (912)453-348116-GORDON JUNIOR COLLEGE BARNESVILLE 30204 JERRY IA WILLIAMSCN PRESIDENT (404)358-1700
17. MACON JUNIOR COLLEGE MACON 31297 WILLIAM W. WRIGHT PRESIDENT .(912)474-2700
18 MIDDLE GEORGIA COLLEGE COCHRAN 31014 LOUIS C. ALDEVMAN JR. PRESIDENT. (912)934-6221
19 OXFORD COLLEGE OF EMORY UNIVERSITY OXFORD_ 30267 J. WILLIAM_MONCRIEF DEAN (404)786-705120 REIMIAROT COLLEGE WALESKA 30183 ALLEN O. JERNIGAN PRESIDENT
21 SOUTH GEORGIA COLLEGE DOUGLAS 31533 EDWARD D. JACKSON JR. PRESIDENT (912)364-110022 TRUETT-MCCONNELL COLLEGE CLEVELAND 30528 ROWED E. WEITMAN PRESIDENT (404)865-213423 WAYCROSS JUNIOR COLLEGE WAYCROSS 31501 JAMES M._DYE PRESIDENT (912)285-613024 YOUNG HARRIS COLLEGE YOUNG HARRIS 30582 RAY FARLEY PRESIDENT : (404)379-3111
HAWAIIP
_ UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM _ HCNOCULU 96813 DEWEY H KIM CHANCELLOR OF COMM-CLGS
',1 HAWAII COMMUNITY COLLEGE HILO 96720 .WITSO3U SUMADAJ PROVOST ; (808)961-9582L HONOLULU CCUMUNITY COLLEGE HONOLULU 96817 PETER it KESSINSIER PROVOST (808)845-92113 KAP/OLAN/ COMMUNITY COLLEGE HONOLULU 96814 LEONLOILNARDS' __ACTING PROVOST (808)531-46544 KAUAI COMWUNITY_COLLEGE LIHUE KAUAI' 96766 YOAVID IRA PROVOST (808)245-83115 LEEWARD COMMUNITY COLLEGE (808)455-00116 MAUI CCWMUNITY COLLEGE 'KAHULUI 96732 ALMA K COOPER PROVOST (808)244 :91817 ',memo COMMUNITy COLLEGE KANECHE 96744 PETER T DYER PROVOST (808)235-0077
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Institution Location Zip Cede Chief Executive Oft leer TsipilOne Numb( or
IDAHO
1 COLLEGE OF SOUTHERN IDAHO
2 NORTH IDAHO COLLEGE
3 RICKS COLLEGE
ILLINOIS
1.7-BELLEVILLE ALS! CULLEM.
BLACK HAW COLLEGE
2 EAST CAMPUS
3 QUAD CITIES CAMPUS
4 CARL SANER* COLLEGE
CITY COLLEGES OF CHICAGO
5 CHICAGO CITY-WIDE COLLEGE
6 CHICAGO URBAN SKILLS INSTITUTE
7 KENNEDY-KING COLLEGE
8 LOOP COLLEGE
9 MALCOLM X COLLEGE
10 OLIVE HARVEY CCLLEGE11 RICHARD J. DALEY COLLEGE
12 TRUMAN COLLEGE
13 WILBUR ARIGHT COLLEGE
COLLEGE EF DUPAGE.
14 DLPAGE OPEN COLLEGE
15 MAIN CAMPUS
16 COLLEGE OF LAKE COUNTY
17 DANVILLE AREA COiNUNITY COLLEGE
18 ELGIN COMMUNITY COLLEGE
19 FELICIAN COLLEGE
20. HIGHLAND COMMUNITY COLLEGE-
TWIN FALLS
COEUR D'ALENE
:-REXBORG
BELLEVILLE
MOLINE
. KEWAtEE
MOLINE
GALESBURG .
CHICAGO
CHICAGO
CHICAGO
CHICAGO
CHICAGO .
CHICAGO
CHICAGO
CHICAGO
CHICAGO
CHICAGO
GLEN ELLYN
GLEN ELLYN
GLEN ELLYN
GRAYSLAKE
DANVILLE
ELGIN
CHICAGO
83301
83814
MAO
GERWIRMEYERHOEFFER PRESIDENT
BARRY G. SCHULER PRESIDENT
BRUCE C HAFEN PRESIDENT
WO
(208)733-9554
(208)667-7422
e(2D8)356-2011
62221 BRUCE R WISSORE PRESIDENT (618)235-2700
61265 RICHARD J: PUFFER CHANCELLOR (309)796 -1311
61443 RONALD F WILLIAMS PRESIDENT (309)852-5671
61265 CHARLES'E LAWS PRESIDENT (309)796-1311.
61401 JACK-W. FULLER PRESIDENT (309)344-251860601 SALVATORE G. 60TELLA CHANCELLOR . (312)761-933099601 MARK WARDEN iiiesiosT (312)781 9430
60509 PEYTON S HUTCHINSCN PRESIDENT (312)624-7300
E0621 EDEN M. AKIN PRESIDENT (312)962-3200
60601 MARK WARDEN PRESIDENT (312)781 -9130
60612 JAMES C GRIW.S PRESIDENT (312)942-3000
,,,,,,ICIIER-0-FRMIKLIN -PRESIDENT (312)568-3700
60652 WILLIAM F CONWAY PRESIDENT (312)715-3100
60640 WALLACE B. APPELSCN' PRESIDENT (312)878-1700
_ 60634 - ERNEST W. CLEUENTS PRESIDENT (112)777-7900
' 60137 HAROLD 0 wcARIwcw PRESIDENT (312)858-2800
60137' THOMAS K TUNAS PROVOST (312)858-2800
60137 THEODORE TILTON -PROVOST E3121858-2800
21 ILLINOIS CENTRAL COLLEGE
ILLINOIS EASTERN COMIOJNITY,CCLLEGES
22 FRONTIER cumin, COLLEGE
23 LINCOLN TRAIL COLLEGE
24 OLNEY CENTRAL COLLEGE
25 WABASH VALLEY COLLEGE
26 "ILLINOIS VALLEY COMWJNITY COLLEGE.
27 'JON A: LOGAN COLLEGE
28 'JOHN W000 CONUNITY COLLEGE
29 JOLIET JUNIOR 'COLLEGE
30 KAMTAKEE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
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KISHWAUKEE COLLEGE
LAKE LAND COLLEGE
LEWIS AND CLARK COMMUNITY COLLEGE
LINCOLN COLLEGE. ,
LINCOLN LAND (=UNITY COLLEGE .
mAcicemAc COLLEGE
MC HENRY COUNTY COLLEGE
143RAINE VALLEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE%
MORTON'COLLEGE
OAKTON COMMUNITY COLLEGE
PAIptUJID COLLEGE
PRAIRIE STATE COLLEGE
EAST PEORIA
OLNEY
FAIRFIELD
ROBINSON
ClNEY
MT CAFUEL
OGLESBY
CARTERVILLE
ounceJOLIET
KANKAKEE -
CENTRALIA
MALTA
RATTOON
GOLfREY
LINCOLN
SPRINGFIELD
CHICAGO
CRYSTAL LAKE
PALOS HILLS
CICERO
DES PLAINES
CHAMPAIGN
CHICAGO HEIGHTS
. 60030 JOHN 0 HUNTER PRESIDENT (312)223-6601
61832 RONALD K LINaLE PRESIDENT (217)443-1811
60120 SEARLE F CHARLES PRESIDENT (312)697-1000
60659 SISTER MARY BONITA WILLOW PRESIDENT (312)539-1919
61072 JOSEPH C -PIEANDPRESIDENT (815)235-6121
61635 LEON H: PERLEY. PRESIDENT (309)694-5011
62450 HARRY V. SMITH CHANCELLOR (618)393-2962
62837 RICHARD MASON PRESIDENT. (618)842 -3711
62454 RICHARD L SANDERS PRESIDENT (618)544-8657 .4(62450 CHARLES R. AOVAK PRESIDENT (618)395-4351
62863 JAMES B BEEDICT PRESIDENT (618)262-8641
61348 ALFRED E. WISGOSKI PRESIDENT (815)224-272062918: HAROLD .R C2EIL PRESIDENT , (618)985-3741
62301 PAUL A. HEATH PRESIDENT (217)224-650060436' DEREK N PiUNTEY PRESIDENT (815)729-902060901--L. W-HORTOtt- PRESIDENT (815)933-034562601 PAUL-L: BLOWERS . PRESIDENT (618)532-1911
60150' NORMAN L. JENKINS PRESICENT (815)825-2088
61936 ROBERT 0 WEBB PRESIDENT (217)235-3131
62035 J. NEIL ADMIRE PRESIDENT (618)466= 34.11::
62656 JACK 0 WIT PRESIDENT (2171732-3155
62708 ROBERT L. POORMAN PRESIDENT (217)'88 -2200
60604 GORDON C. BORCHARDT PRESIDINT (312)922-1884
60014 WERT C BARTLETT PRESIDENT (815)455-3700
60465 FRED GASKIN PRESIDENT _ (312)974-4300
60650 ROBERT V MORIARTY PRESIDENT (312)6.56-10:00
60016 WILLIAM A. KOEHNLINE PRESIDENT (312)635-1600
61821 WILLIAM IC STAERKEL PRESIDENT (217)351 -2200
60411 RICHARD C. CREAL PRESIDENT (312)758-3110
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10 1957 PUBLIC IM NC' SEM 2248 5189 7437 2598 4715 7313 1124 143 93 236 27 14 57211 1960 PUBLIC III NC SEM 1864 7592 9456 2097 6717 8814 505 -129 180 309 28 14 57212 1956 PUBLIC IM NC SEM 2210 8759 10969 3067 5628 8695 116 167 212 '379 52 15 57213 1934 PUBLIC DA NC SEN 2621 7732 10353 2568 6315 8883 6576. 169 169 338 27 14 572
1967 PLELIC , IN NC QTR 3817 13 62214 1981 PUBLIC IM NC QTR 291 11038 11329 534 7622 8156 6 574 .580 13 2 55015 1981 PUBLIC IM NC QTR 4496 11358 15854 6454 15147 20601 201 450 651 28 9 '55016 1969 PUBLIC
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22 8 30 7 36022 1977 PLBLIC IN NC QTR 232 3749 . 3981 251 3278 3529 10 224 234 4 7' 36023 1969 PLBLIC IN NC QTR 774 1132 1906 609 680 1289 38 68 106 4 10 36024 1963 PUBLIC 1y NC QTR 715 2083 2798 653 924 . 1577 32 85 117 7 10 36025 ',61 PUBLIC IM NC QTR 1022 1687 2709 -903 1247 2150 46 43 89 6 13 36026 5924 PUBLIC DA NC SEM 2000 2540 4540 1684 2E44 4328 84 88 172 34727 1968 PUBLIC IN NC SEW 1410 1120 2530 1379 1042 2421 4964 56 35 91 9 18 44428 1975 PUBLIC IM NC SEM 1383 3412 4795 1158 3316 4474 236 20 229 249 ..8 11 48029 1901 PUBLIC IM NC SEM 3631 8047 11078 7259 2977 10236 779 156 266 422' 9 34 610 .
30 1968 RELIC IN NC SEM 1016 2046 3062 925 2496 3421 . 471- ---59-141-200-10- 22 46831 1940 PUBLIC IM NC SEM 1367. 1509 2876 1356 1777 3133 910 62 83 145 5 19 46232 . 1968 PUBLIC DA. NC SEM '1199 2726 3925 1139 2252 3391 1200 74 165 239 11 9 53033 1967 PUBLIC IM NC QTR 2164 1777 3941- 1887 1880 . 3767 314 95' 135 230 13 11 646
'34 1970 PUBLIC Di NC SEM 1682 3911 5593 1887 3448 5335 93 163 256 29 6 42616-1866-11UNP- NW NC SEM 530 729 1259 822 -633 1455 81 78 '159 21 452036 1968 PUBLIC IN NC SEM 2149 4918 . 7067 2128 4961 7089 941 . 144 225 369 22 61337 1965 IND NP. P11 NC QTR 654 55 709 550 209 -759 26 24 ; 50 8 6 315038 1968 PUBLIC IN NC SEN 846 3133 3979 777 3201 3978 4088 58 '110 168. 16 16 75639 1968 PUBLIC IM NC SEM 3935 9332 13267 4045 9845 ,13890 9000 167 347 514 .66 29 577'40 1924 PUBLIC IM NC SEM 1075 2739 3814 1029 2757 ' 3786 547 '64. 122 186 12 iA 45641 1970 PUBLIC IM NC- SEN 2738 5917 9655 2721 6989 9710 21020 152 366. 518 16 33 ice42 1967 RELIC DA . NC SEM 3018 4983 %'.8001 3027 5294 8321 1654 163 328 491.- 35 -
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institution Telephone Number44 REND LAKE COLLEGE INA . 62846 HARRY J BRAUN PRESIDENT (618)437-5321
-451-CILAJID-COMMAVITYGOLLEGE DECATUR 62526 JOHN M KIRK PRESIDENT (217)875 -7200
46 ROCK VALLEY COLLEGE ROCKFORD 61101 KARL J. JACOBS PRESIDENT ($15)654-425047 SAUK VALLEY COLLEGE DIXON 61021 W HAROLD GARNER' PRESIDENT (815)288-5511
48 SHAWNEE COMMUNITY COLLEGE ULLIN 62992 LOREN E. KLAUS PRESIDENT (618)634-2242
19 SOUTHEASTERN ILLINOIS COLLEGE HARRISBURG 62946. HARRY IC ABELL PRESIDENT (618)252 8376. 50 SPOON RIVER COLLEGE CANTON 6 1 ^ (3091647-4645
51 SPRINGFIELD COLLEGE IN ILLINOIS SPRINGFIELD 62702. SR FRANCIS MARIE THRAILKILL PRESIDENT (217)525-142052 STATE CCIIMUNITY COLLEGE OF EAST ST: LOUIS EAST ST LOUIS 62201 ROSETTA F. D. WHEADON PRESIDENT (618)274-6666
'53 ST AUGUSTINE'COLLEGE CHICAGO 60640 FR.6ARLOS PLAZAS PRESIDENT (312)878-8756
54 :TNORNIpN COMMUNITY COLLEGE . SOUTH HOLLAND 68473 NATHAN A. IVEY PRESIDENT (312)596-2000
55 TRITON -COLUEIX----- 60171 DANIEL MORIARTY PRESIDENT.. (312)456-030056 'WAUBONSEE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
. SUGAR GROVE 60554 JOOW SWALEC: PRESIDENT (312)466-4811
57 'WILLIAM RAINEY HARPER COLLEGE PALATINE 60067 JAMES-J MCGRATH PRESIDENT (312)397-3000
INDIANA
1 ANCILA COLLEGE DONALDSON 46513 SR: M. JOEL [MEN PRESIDENT (219)938-8898
INDIANA VOCATICHU. TECHNICAL COLLEGE INDIANAPOLIS 46206 GERALD LAMKIN. PRESIDENT (317)872-32102 CENTRAL INOIANA REGION INDIANAPOLIS 46208 MEREDITH CARTER VICE.PRES.-DEAN (317)929-48823 COLLSOUS TECHNICAL INSTITUTE, COLUMBUS 47203 HARVEY S POLING VICE PRES.-DEAN (812)372:9925
4 EAST CENTRAL TECHNICAL INSTITUTE MUNCIE 47302 RICHARD L DAVIDSON 'VICE PRES.-DEAN (317)289-2291
5. KOKOMO TECHNICAL INSTITUTE KOKOMO 46901 JAMES R LANSINGS VICE PRES.-DEAN (317)459-0561
6 LAFAYETTEJECHNICAL INSTITUTE LAFAYETTE 47903 THOMAS E RECKERD VICE PRES.-DEAN (317)47) -7401
'7. NORTHCENTRAL TECHNICAL INSTITUTE SOUTH BEND 46619 CARL F LUTZ VICE PRES.-DEAN (219)289-7001
8 NORTHEAST TECHNICAL INSTITUTE FORT WAYNE 46805 JON _L RUPRIGHT 'VICE PRES. -DEAN (219)482 -9171
.NORTHWEST REGION GARY 46409 W_ARLE DONICA VICE PRES.-DEAN (219)981-1111
10 SOMICENTRAL TECHNICAL INSTITUTE SELLERSBURG 47172' CARL F. SCOTT VICE PRES.-DEAN f8121246-3301'
11 SOUTHEAST REGION MADISON 47250 HONER B. SMITH VICE PRES. -DEAN (812)265-2579
12 SOUTHWEST TECHNICAL INSTITUTE EVANSVILLE 47710 PRESIDENT (812)426-2865
13 WABASH VALLEY REGION TERRE HAUTE 47802 SAM E BORDEN VICE PRES.-DEAN (SI2)293-1121
14 WHITEWAIER TECHNICAL INSTITUTE IICHIOND 47374 NORMAN W. SIEVERT VICE PRES.:DEAN (317)966-2656
15 VINCENNES UNIVERSITY VINCENNES 47591 PHILLIP M SUMMERS PRESIDENT (812)882-3350
IOWA
', DES MOINES AREA COMMUNITY COLLEGE ANKENY 50021 JOSEPH A WOMEN PRESIDENT (515)964-6200
1 ANKENY CAMPUS - ANKENY 50021 JOSEPH A BORDEN PRESIDENT (515)964-62002 BOOZE CAMPUS BOOZE 50036 KRISS W PHILIPS DEAN (515)432-7203,
3 URBAN CAMPUS DES MOINES 50314 ZACK HAMLETT DEAN (515)244-4226
EASTERN IOWA COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT DAVENPORT 52803 MICHAEL.CRAWORD SUPERINTENDENT (319)322-5015
4 'CLINTON COMMUNITY.CO.LEGE CLINTON 52732 CHARLES C SPENCE PRESIDENT (319)242-6841
5 LUSCATINE COMMUNITY COLLEGE MUSCATINE 52761 LEE JOHN BETTS- PRESIDENT 0191263-82506 SCOTT COMMUNITY CCLLEGE BETTENtelf 52722 JOHN T BLOND PRESIDENT (319)35947531
HAMKEyEINSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY WATERLOO .50704 JOHN E HAWSE SUPERINTENDENT (319)296-2920
9 MINA AIRPORT CENTER OTTUMWA 52501 LYLE NELLYER. SUPT.-PRES. (515)683-5111
10 OTTUMWA HEIGHTS CENTER '. (515)683 -5111
11 IOWA CENTRAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE FORT DODGE 50501 HARVEY D. MARTIN SUPERINTENDENT (515)576-3103.
12 IOWA LAKES COMMLNITY COLLEGE ESTHERVILLE 51334' RICHARD H: BLACKER SUPERINTENDENT (712)362-2601
IOWA VALLEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT. MARSHALLTOWN, 50158 JOHN J. PRIHODA DISTRICT SUPT. (515)752-4643
13 ELLSWORTH COMMUNITY COLLEGE IOWA FALLS 50126" DUANE R LLOYD DEAN 4515)648-4611
14 MARSHALLTOWN COMMUNITY COLLEGE MARSHALLTOWN 50158 PALL L. KEGEL DEAN (515)752 -7106
15 IOWA WESTERN COMMUNITY COLLEGE COUNCIL BLUFFS - 51502 ROBERT D: LOOFT SUPT.-PRES. (712)325-3200'16 KIRKITIOOD COMMUNITY. COLLEGE CEDAR-RAPIDS 52406 BILL F STEWART PRESIDENT (3-19)291
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1 1923 PUBLIC IM NC SEM 337 719 1056 '469 763 1232 . 29 64 93 10 5 4102 1969 PUBLIC IN NC SEN 702 2125 2827 699 2175 2874 169 66 6 72 9 4443 1892 IND PR 84 NC QTR 285 40 325. 246 2 248 15 6 21 5 51604 1927 PUBLIC IN NC SEN 979 2006 2985 1023 2248 3271 245 79 137 216 16 22 6005 1914 MTH NM NC 0TH 298 -9-- 307 314 8 322 20- 15 10 25 15 5 36006 1965 PUBLIC IN NC SEN 600 law 1866 626 . 1361 1987 214 40 187. 227 3 8 6007 1523 PUBLIC IN NC SEM . 495 1197 1692 535 1024 . .1559 29 44 73 6 7 4328 1964 pU8LIC IN NC SEM 551 1310 1861' 529 1186. 1717 47 80 127 9 8 4259 -.7,22 PUBLIC IN NC BEM 632 1382 2014 904 852 1756 170 33 45 78 5 '4 360.
10 1935 PUBLIC DA NC- SEM 563 813 1376 754 697 1451 124 57 85 \ 142 16 376-11 1949 .1113A CATH IN NC 5E2 529 173 702 6-04 257 861 25 31 56 23 127012 1919 PUBLIC IN NC SEW 518 774 1292 450 634 1084 73 . 33 12 45 5 ! 51013 1919 PUBLIC IN NC SEM 699 628 1327 096 574 1270 87 66 3 69 10 8 47014 1970 PUBLIC IN NC SEN 890 35 925 702 177 879 49 ; 49 11 1315 1909 MENNON NM NC 0TH 521 57 578 508 49 557 12 46 10 370016 1858 PUBLIC IN NC SEM 513 737. 1250 363 903 1266
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24 55 79 3 4 55017 1928 PLBLIC IN NC SEM 1241 1411 2652 1284' 2253 3537 54 93 134 227 4 12 462.la 1925 PlitIC IN NC SEM 409 536. 945 363 594 957 30 29 59 9 9 40819 1969 Kam IN NC SEM 2227 5471 7698 2392 5714 8106 19759 180 210 390 ..- 53 33 420'20 1923 PUBLIC -. IM NC SEM 1433 2537 .- -3970- 1476 2556 4132 2619 94 128 222 43 7 42021 1966 PUBLIC NM NC SEM 440 s 186 628 425 285 710 490 36 6 42 5 10 49522 1923 PUBLIC IN NC SEM 595 1354 1950 638 1611 2249 256 , 43 161 204 9 15 36023 1936 PUBLIC . IN NC SEM 291 .801 892 286 743 1029 60 29 60 89 7 4 35824 1938 PUBLIC IN NC SEM . 404 817 1221 369 1020 1389 31 51 , 82 3 5 54625 1969 PUBLIC IN NC SEW 293 1086 1379 341 1357 1698 37 68 105 2 5 480
KENTUCKY
1 1966 PUBLIC NY SA SEN 1108 297 1405 1122 392 1514 7242 1927 PRESS? NU 5A SEM .247 111 358 236 153 389 19 5 24 24003 1903 IETH NM SA KM . 252 109 361 342 123 465 12 14 26 4 5 26804 1942 INC PV IN SA SEM 760 89 349 376 86 462 8 34 19 53 10 6 30005 1931 ROM CAIN Nil SA SEN 163 64 227 145 .. 56 201 173 15 7 22 2 9 234406 1922 METH IN SA SEM 215 99 314 180 108 288 7 16 10 26 1. 5 1615
1915 IN SA SEN
7 1937 PUBLIC IN SA SEM 936 840 1776 11:68 903 2031 52 34 86 4 4 4148 1964 PUBLIC IN SA SEN 1233 969 2202 1190 1100. 2290 1373 50 39 89 9 8 4149 1968 PUBLIC IN SA SEM 315 199 514 389 261 650 23 19 42 5 4 414
10 1960 PLO_IC IM SA SEM 538 514 1052 542 563 1105- 29 42 71 10 4 41411 1965 PUBLIC IN SA SEN 567 597 1164 624 660 1284 31 ap 59 6 4 41412 1968 PUBLIC IN SA SEM 2243 3018 5261 2838 4241 7079 812 162 154 316 19 8 41413 1965 PUBLIC IN SA SEN 1200 1262 2462 1179 1353 7532 - 72 96 168 -4 7 101814 1968 PtELIC IN SA SEM 465 803 1268 500 910 1410 4798 26 51 77 9 4 414
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LOCNtlitki Ile Code Chief Executbre Officer . Telephone Numbar15 mAySVILLE ComUNITY COLLEGE MAYSVILLE 41056 JAMES C. SHIRES DIRECTOR
--LW-759-714116 PADUCAH COMMUNITY COLLEGE
17 PRESTOKiBURG CCOUNITY COLLEGE
'18 SOMERSET COMMUNITY COLLEGE
19 SOUTHEAST COMAJNITY COLLEGE-
PADUCAH
PRESTONSBURG
SOMERSET
half:RUA
42001 DONALD J. CLBENS DIRECTOR
41653 HENRY A. CAMPBELL JR: DIRECTOR
42501. ROSCCE D. KELLEY , DIRECTOR.-
40823 VIVIAN BOWLING BCEVINS DIRECTOR
(502)442-6131
(606)886-3863
(606)678-8174
(606)589-2145
LOUISIANA .
1 BOSSIER PARISH.CCOMUNITY COLLEGE BOSSIER CITY 71111 DOUGLAS PETERSON CHANCELLOR (318)746 -98512 DELGADO COMMUNITY COLLEGE WW ORLEANS 70119 HARRY J_BOYER PRESIDENT (504)483-4014
LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY BATON ROUGE 70803 PRESIDENT3 ALExANDRIACAMPUS ALEXAMMIA 71302 H ROUSE CAFFEY CHANCELLOR (318)473-64444 EUNICE CAMPUS EUNICE 70535 ANTHONY HUMPHREY CHANCELLCH (318)457-73115 SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY AT SHREVEPORT SHREVEPORT 71107 LEONARD C: BARNES CHANCELLOR :(318)674 -3300
MAINE
1 CENTRAL MAINE VOCATIONAL TECHNICAL INSTITUTE AUBURN 04210 NELSON J NEGNA DIRECTOR ,(207)764-23852 EASTERN MAINE VOCATIONAL_TECHNICAL INSTITUTE BANGOR 04401 ALAN R'CAMPBELL DIRECTOR (207)942-52173 KENNEBEC VALLEY VOCATIONAL TECHNICAL INSTITUTE FAIRFIELD 04937 BERNARD A. KING DIRECTOR (207)453-9762
NORTHERN MAINE VOCATIONAL TECHNICAL INSTITUTE PRESQUE ISLE 04769 JAMES C. PATTERSON DIRECTOR (207)769-24615 SOUTHERN WINE VOCATIONAL TECHNICAL INSTITUTE SOUTH PORTLAND 04106. WAYNE H ROSS DIRECTOR- (207)799 -7303
UNIVERSITY OF MAINE" BANGOR 04401 PRESIDENT6 AUGUSTA BRANCH- AUGUSTA 04330 BYRON R. SKINNER PRESIDENT (207)622-71317 -BANGOR COMMUNITY COLLEGE BANGOR 04401 CHARLES R MACRDY DEAN (207)581-61828' WASHINGTON COUNTY VOCATIONAL TECHNICAL INSTITUTE CALAIS 04519 RONALD P. RENAUD DIRECTOR (207)454-2144
MARYLAND
1 ALLEGANY COMMUNITY COLLEGE .. CUMBERLAND 21502 DONALD L ALEXANDER PRESIDENT . (301)724 -77%2 ANNE ARUNDEL COMMUNITY COLLEGE ARNOLD 21012 THOMAS FLORESTAND .PRESIDENT (301)647 -71003' CATONSVILLE COMMUNITY COLLEGE BALTIMORE 21228 JOHN MACK KINGSMORE PRESIDENT (301)455-60504' CECIL COMMUNITY COLLEGE NORTH EAST 21901 ROSERT'L DELL PRESIDENT (301)287-6060.
-5EHARLES-COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE LA PLATA_ 20646 JOHN M SINE PRESIDENT (301)934-22516 CHESAPEAKE 'COLLEGE:
WYE MILLS - 21679 ROBERT C: SC1LEIGER PRESIDENT (301)822-54007 cOmMJNITY COLLEGE OF BALTIMORE BALTIMORE 21215 CHARLES G.TILOON JR PRESIDENT (301)396-02038 DUNDALK cOmUNITY COLLEGE DU
. NDALK 21 222PH ILIP R DAY JR (5 ESIDENT 01)252-6700199 ESSEX COMUNITY COLLEGE__
BALTIMORE COUNTY 21237 JOHN E RAVEKES PRESIDENT (301)682-M010 FREDERICK COMMUNITY COLLEGE FREDERICK 21701 JACK B. KUSSHAUL PRESIDENT (301)694-122911. GARRETT COMUNITY COLLEGE MCHENRY 21541 O. RANDALL HARMAN PRESIDENT (301)387-6666 -12 HAGERSTOWN JUNIOR COLLEGE HAGERSTOWN -21740 ATLEE C. KEPLER' PRESIDENT (301)790 -280013 HARFORD COMMUNITY COLLEGE BEL AIR 21014. ALFRED C. O'CONNELL PRESIDENT (301)836-400014 HOWARD COMMUNITY COLLEGE COLUMBIA, 21044 'DWIGHT A. OURRILL PRESIDENT (301)992-4800
MONTGOMERY COLLEGE ROCKVILLE 20850 ROBERT E PARILLA PRESIDENT (301)279-50M15GERWITOWN-CAMPUS
ROCKVILLE. 20850 :ANTOINETTE P HASTINGS : PROVOST (301)279-500017.TAKOMA PARK
TAKOVA PARK 20912 D Near BROW PROVOST (301)587-409018 PRINCE GEORGE'S COMMUNITY COLLEGE LARGO 20772 ROBERT BICKFORD PRESIDENT (3D1)336-600019 VILLA JULIE COLLEGE___ STEVENSON 21153 CAROLYN MANUSZAK PRESIDENT (301)486-700020 WOR-WIC TECH COMMUNITY COLLEGE SALISBURY 21801 ARNOLD H. RARER PRESIDENT .(301)749-8181
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15 1968 PUBLIC
16 1932 PUBLIC
17 1964 PUBLIC
18 1965 PUBLIC
19 1960 PUBLIC
LOUISIANA1 1967 PUBLIC
2 1960 PUBLIC
3 1960 PUBLIC
4- 1967 PUBLIC
5 1967 PUBLIC
MAINE
1 .1964 PUBLIC
2 1966 PUBLIC
3 1970 PUBLIC
4 1963 PUBLIC
5 1946 PUBLIC
6 1965 PUBLIC
7 1970 PUBLIC.
8 1970 PUBLIC
MARYLAND
1 1961 PUBLIC
2 1961 PUBLIC
3 1957 PUBLIC
4 1968 PUBLIC
5 1958 PUOLI-e
6 1967 PUBLIC
7 1947 PUBLIC
8 71P11 BLIC III9 1957 PUBLIC
10 1957 PUBLIC
11 1971 PUBLIC
12 1946 PUBLIC
13 1957 PUBLIC
14 1970 PUBLIC
1946 PUBLIC
15 1375 PUBLIC
16 1965 PUBLIC
17 1946 PUBLIC
18 1958 PUBLIC
19 1952 IND NP
20 1976 PUBLIC
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MASSACHUSETTSAQUINAS JUNIOR COLLEGE MILTON 02186 SISTER.mARY L.MCRGAN'' PRESIDENT (617)696-3100
2 AQUINAS JUNIOR COLLEGE -' NEWTON 02158 SISTER JULIA. FORD PRESIDENT (617)244-81344 3 BAY PATH JUNIOR COLLEGE LONGMEADOW 01106 JEMETTETORNOW WRIGHT PRESIDENT (413)567-0621
MGKER JUNIOR COLLEGE WORCESTER 01609. LLOYD leVANI3USKIRK PRESIDENT '(617)791 -92414 LEICESTER CAMPUS' LEICESTER 01524 LLOYD H. VAARUSKIFIX PRESIDENT (617) 892-81225 WORCESTER CAMPUS
KIORCESTER 01609 LLOYD H. vINIWUSKIRK PRESIDENT 9241.
6 BERKSHIRE COMmLNITY COLLEGE PITTSFIELD 01201. JONATHAN M DAUM PRESIDENT (413)499-46607 Bat-HILLS TECHNICAL INSTITUTE CANTON_- 02021 CHARLES A BRENDA SUPT.-DIRECTOR (617)828-58008 BAISTOLCONuNITY COLLEGE FALL RIVER 02720 EILEEN T FARLEY PRESIDENT (617)678-2811'9 BUm(ER HILL COMMUNITY COLLEGE botfoii 02129 HOMO E. SHIVELY PRESIDENT (617)241-8600
-10-CAPE-COO-COMKETY COLLEGE' WES/BARNSTABLE 02668 JAMES F. HALL (617)362-213111 CHAMBERGAVNE JUNIOR COLLEGE BOSTON : 02116 RAYMOND J DEVETTERE PROVOST (617)536-450012. DEAN JuNIOR COLLEGE FRAWLIN 02038 RICHARD E. CROCKFORD `PRESIDENT (617)528-9100 :
.13 ENDICOTT COLLEGE BEVERLY 01915 CAROL A HAINES PRESIDENT (617)27-058514 MIER JuNICR COLLEGE E. BOSTON 0e116 RICHARD A BOUDREAU PRESIDENT (617)262-324015 FRANKLIN INSTITUTE OF ROSTON BOSTON 02116 -MICHAEL mAllOLA PRESIDENT (617)423-463016 GREENFIELD COMMLNITy COLLEGE GREENFIELD 01301 THEODORE LPFKWO PRESIDENT (413)774-3131'17 HOLYOKE COmmuNITY COLLEGE HOLYOKE 01040 DAVID M. BARTLEY PRESIDENT (413)538 -700018 LABOURE JuNICR COLLEGE BOSTON 02124 SR MAUREEN ST CHARLES PRESIDENT , (617)296-830019 LASELL JiNICR COLLEGE NEWTON 02166 PETER T. MITCHELL__ PRESIDENT (617)243-200020 MASSACHUSETTS BAY comuNITy-COLLEGE WELLESLEY HILLS 02181. ROGER A. VAN WINKLE PRESIDENT (6473781027 ,21 MASSASOIT CCOMUNITTCOLLEGE
02402 GERARD F. BURKE -ACTING PREsIDENT. (617)588-910022 MIDDLESEX COMMUNITY COLLEGE BEDFORD 01730 JAMES E. HOULIHAN JR: PRESIDENT '(617)275-8910 .
23 NOUN/ IDA COLLEGE._ NEWTON CENTRE 02159 BRYAN E CARLSON PRESIDENT (617)969-700024 MOUNT wACHUSETT COMMUNITY COLLEM. GARDNER D1440 ARTHUR F. HALEY. PRESIDENT (617)62-M025-NE/SuRY44410R-COLLEGE- BOSTON -02115 EDWARD J. TASSINARI PRESIDENT (6171262-9350 '
26 MATH SHORE COMLNITY COLLEGE BEVERLY 01915 GEORGE TRAICOFP . PRESIDENT (617)927-4E6027 NaRTmERN ESSEX COMMUNITY COLLEGE HAVERHILL 01830 JOHN R. DOUR? PRESIDENT (617)374-072128 QUINCY JLNIOR COLLEGE QUINCY 02169 0._CLAYMJOHNSON PRESIDENT
= (617)786-877729 QUINSIDAMONO COMAUNITY COLLEGE WORCESTER 01606 CLIFFORD S PETERSON PRESIDENT (617)853-2300--30-ROXBURTcOmmNITY COLLEGE BOSTON 021 11E---BRUNETFA,MOLFW----PRESIDENT (617)734-196031 SPRINGFIELD TECHNIcAL COMMANITY COLLEGE SPRINGFIELD 01105 ANDREW M. SCIBELLI PRESIDENT (413)781 -782232 WORCESTER JuNIOR COLLEGE WORCESTER -= 01610 EDWARD P. .ATTAR. III PRESIDENT (617)755-4314
MICHIGAN:
ALPENA COMM7ITY COLLEGE. ALPENA 49707 CHARLES R. DONMELLY PRESIDENT (517)356-921
2 BAY DE HOC COmmUNITY COLLEGE. ESCANABA 49829 EDWIN E. WIEW_E PRESIDENT (906)786-5802
3 CHARLES STEWART Man COmMUNITY COLLEGE FLINT 48502 ROBERT RUE PRESIDENT_ . (313)782 -02004 DAVENPORT COLLEGE. OF BUSINESS GRAND RAPIDS 49603 DONALD N MAINE PRESIDENT (816)451 -3511
6-DELTA COLLEGE UNIVERS/TY CENTER -487-10DONARLYON--PRESIDENT (5171686-9000 '
6 GLEN OAKS CINKUNITY COLLEGE CENTREVILLE 49032 PHILIP G. WARD PRESIDENT (616)487-99457 GOGEBICCOMNITy_CCCLEGE . .IRONWOOD 49938 BOB BENNETT PRESIDENT (92)932-4231
Gam RAPIDS ARICA/ CO GRAND RAPIDS 49503 RICHARD W. CALKINS PRESIDENT (616)456-46959 HENRy FORD_COmmUNETY_COLLEGE__ DEMON 48128 STUART M. BUNDY PRESIDENT (313)271-275010 HIGHcAND PARK CEJIITY COU_EcE --11-POND-PANK 48203 CHRYSTINE R SHACK PRESIDENT (3131252 -047511 JACKSON COMMUNITY COLLEGE JACKSON 49201 CUTE E LETARTE PRESIDENT (517)7077 -080012 KALAMAZOO VALLEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE KALAMAZOO 49009 MARILYN J SCHLACK_ PRESIDENT (616)372-500013 KELLOGG/COMITY COLLEGE BATTLE CREEK 49016 RICHARD F. KRITNCEE PRESIDENT (016)9E63931/4 KIRTLAND COMAUNITY'COLLEGE MOWN 48E63 RAYMOND D. HOMER PRESIDENT (517)275-512115 LAKE MICHIGAN COLLEGE BENTGN HARBOR 49022 WALTER F DROVE PRESIDENT' 16181927-357116 LANSING COmmUNITY rOiErs LANSING 48901 PHILIP J. GANNON PRESIDENT (517)483-195717__MACOMB COMITY ALLEGE WARREN 48093 LYLE IL,ROBERTSON PROVOST (313)445-7606
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2 '1961 IND NP NM NE
3 _ 1897 IND NP NM NE
1887 IND NP NM NE
4 1784 IND NP .NI NE
5 1983 IND NP NM NE
6 1960 PU3LIC II NE
7 1966 PUBLIC NM NE
1966 PLEILIC IN- NE
9 1973- PUBLIC II NE
10 1 1 PUBLIC IM NE
11 18 IND NP III STATE
12 1941 ND NP NM NE
13 1939 I NP KR NE
14 1903 IND 111 NE
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Institution Location Coda Calif EvaN.Itliff Offitot Telephone Number18 MID MICHIGAN COMMUNITY COLLEGE HARRISON 48625 EUGENE W. GILLASPY ___PRESIDENT (517)386-779219 WARM COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE M3NROE 48161 RONALD CAMPBELL PRESIDENT (313)242-730020--MCNICALm COMMUNITY COLLEGE SIDNEY 48885 --HERBERTA-STOUTENBURGpRESIDENT (517)328-211121 MUSKEGON COUMUNITY COLLEGE iUSKEGON ' 49442 FRANK WARCYAK PRESIDENT (616)773-9131-'22 AGRIFfCENTRAL MICHIGAN COLLEGE 'PETOSKEY 49770 AA.- SHAKKLMA1 ,PRESIICNT (616)347-397323 NERTWESTERN MICHIGAN COLLEGE. TRAVERSE CITY 49684 GEORGE T MILLER PRESIDENT (616)922-065O
OAKLANOCOMM.NITYCOLLEGE- BLOOMFIELD HILLS 46013 ROBERT F ROELOES PRESIDENT' (313)540-153224 AUBURN HILLS CAMPUS AUBURN HEIGHTS 48057 MARION RICE PROVOST (313)853-420025 HIGHLAND LAKES CAMPUS uNION LAKE 48085 NED A. RAMC( PROVOST --(3131360-3000.26 ORCHARD RIDGE CAMPUS FARMINGTON 48024 RICHARD T: THCAPSON PROVOST (313)471-750027 SOUTHEAST CAMPUS SOUTHFIELD 48034 WALTER J. FIGHTSASTER PROVOST (313)552-890028 ST. CLAIR COUNTY COLMUNITY COLLEGE PORT HURON 46060 RICHARD L. NORRIS PRESIDENT (313)984-388129 SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE LIVONIA 48152 RICHARO W MCDOWELL PRESIDENT (313)591 -640030 SOUTHWESTERN MICHIGAN COLLEGE DOWAGIAC 49047 DAVID C BRIEGEL PRESIDENT. (616)782-511331 SUCNI COLLEGE,
. HANCOCK 49930 RALPH J. JALKANEN PRESIDENT (906)42-530032 WASHTENAW COmMUNITy COLLEGE ANN ARBOR 48106 GUIDER A. MYRAN PRESIDENT (313)973-3300 -..
33 WAYNE COUNTY COI UNITY COLLEGE DETROIT 48226 GEORGE BELL PRESIDENT (313)46-2510 -
34 WEST SHORE COMMUNITY COLLEGE SCOTTVILLE 49454 WILLIAM ANDERSON PRESIDENT (016)845 -6211
MINNESOTA
1 BETHANY LUTHERAN COLLEGE MAWATO. 56001 MARVIN-G, MEYER PRESIDENT (SO7)625-29772 CROSIER SEMINARY_JuNIOR_COLLEGE ONAMIA 56359 THCOAS E O'BRIEN RECTOR (612)532-3103
: 3 GOLDEN VALLEY LUTHERAN COLLEGE MINNEAPOLIS 55422 MANIC. OPSAL PRESIDENT (612)542-1216MINNESOTA COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM__ I ST PAUL 55101 PRESIDENT
4 ALEXANORIA vCCATIONAL TECHNICAL INSTITUTE ALEXANDRIA .56308 VERNON R MAACK DIRECTOR (642)762,-02215 ANOKA-RAMSEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE COON RAPIDS 55433 NEIL CHRISTENSON PRESIDENT (612)427-2600
ARROWHEAD CCUMUNITY COLLEGE REGION HIBBING 55746 PHILLIP J-AhVERSON PRESIDENT f2181262-67166 HIBBING COMMUNITY-COLLEGE HIBBING 55746 ORVILLE A OLSON PROVOST (218)262-67007 ITASCA COMMUNITY COLLEGE GRAND RAPIDS 55744. LAWRENCE N. DUKES .PROVOST (218)327-17608 mESABI COMMUNITY COLLEGE VIRGINIA 55792 RICHARD N KOHLHASE PROVOST (218)741-92009 RAINY RIVER COMMUNITY _COLLEGE INTERNAT'L FALLS 56649. RAY BERG PROVOST (218)283-849110 VERMILION COMMUNITY COLLEGE ELY 557-31----JON-HARRM- PROVOST . (218)365-325611 AUSTIN COI UNITY COLLEGE AUSTIN 55912 JAMES 0 FLANNERY PRESIDENT (507)433-0508
CLEARWATER COMMUNITY- COLLEGE REGION FERGUS FALLS 56537 ALEX EASTON PRESIDENT' (218)739-7503"12 BRAINERD-COMMJNITY COLLEGE BRAINERD 56401 SALLY JANE IHNE PROVOST (218)828-252513 FERGUS FALLS COMMJNITY COLLEGE FERGUS FALLS 56537 DAN TRUE PROVOST (218)739-750014 NoRTHLAND COMMUNITY COLLEGE THIEF RIVER FALLS 56701 KEN WIEBOLT PRESIDENT (218)681-218115 INVER HILLS COMMUNITY COLLEGE INVER GROVE HGHTS 55075 JERRY ISAACS- -ACtN64$ESIDENT16 LAKEW000 COMMUNITY COLLEGE WHITE ECAR LAKE' 55110 CARL R. GERBER PRESIDENT (612)770-1331'17 miNNEAPOLIS_COMMUNITY_COLLEGE MINNEAPOLIS 55403 EARL WOMAN JTI PRESIDENT (612)341-706118. NORMANDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE BLOOMINGTON 55431 DALE A. LORENZ PRESIDENT (612)830-930019 NCRTHHENNEPIN COMMUNITY_COLLEGE BROOKLYN PARK 55445 JOHN F. WELLING PRESIDENT (612)425-454120 ROCHESTER COMMUNITY COLLEGE ROCHESTER 55904 GERALDDC-A-EVANS-- PRESIDENT (507)285-721521 WILLMAR AREA TECHNICAL INSTITUTE WILLMAR 56201 :RONALD A; ERPELOING DIRECTOR (612)235-511422 WILLMAR COMMUNITY COLLEGE WILLMAR 56201 JOHN W. TORGELSON - PRESIOENT (612)231-510223 WORTHINGTON COMMJNITY COLLEGE WORTHINGTON 56187 FREDERICK A VOOA PRESIDENT (507)372-210724 ST. MARY'S JUNIOR COLLEGE MINNEAPOLIS 55454 SR. ANNE JOACHIM il:ORE PRESIDENT (612)332-5521
UNIV. OF MXPMSOTA TECHNICAL COLLEGE mihNEAPOLIS 55455 PRESIDENT25CROOKSTON CAMPUS CROOKSTON 56716 STANLEY D. SAHLSTROM PROYDST (218)281 651026 WASECA CAMPUS WASECA 56093. EDWARD C. FRELaICK PROVOST (507)835-1000
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18 1968 PUBLIC
19 1966 PUBLIC
20 1966 PUBLIC
21 4926 PUBLIC'
22 1959 PUBLIC
23 1951 PUBLIC
1965 PUBLIC
24 PUBLIC
. 25- 1965 PUOLIE
26 1957. PUBLIC ,
27 1972 PUBLIC
28 1923 PUBLIC
29 1964 PUBLIC
30 1966 PUBLIC
31 1896 LOTH
2 1966 PUBLIC -
33 1969 PUBLIC
N 34 1968 PUBLIC
MINNESOTA
1 1927 LOTH
2 1922 ROM CATH
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4 1961 PUBLIC
5 1965- PUBLIC
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8 1918 PUBLIC
9 1967 PUBLIC
10 1922 PUBLIC .
11 1940 PUBLIC
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13 1960 PUBLIC
14 1965 PUBLIC.
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18 1968 PUBLIC
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29 1915 PUBLIC
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institution Zip Code, Chief Executive Officer Telephone Number
MISSISSIPPI1 CLARKE COLLEGE NEWTON__ 39345 LEWIS NOBLES PRESIDENT . (601)683-20612 COAHOMA JUNIOR COLLEGE CLARKSDALE.; _ .8614 MCKINLEY C MARTIN PRESIDENT (601)627-2571 T"3 COPIAH-LINCOLN .JUNIDR.COLLEGE WESSON 39191 BILLY_B. THANES PRESIDENT (601)643-51014 EAST CENTRAL JUNIOR COLLEGE DECATUR' 39327 CHARLES-V. WRIGHT PRESIDENT (601)635-21265 EAST MISSISSIPPI JUNIOR COLLEGE SCOOBA 39358 CLOIS CHEATIOAI___ PRESIDENT - (601)476-8442
HINDS JUNIOR COLLEGE DISTRICT RAYMOND 39154 CLYDE MUSE PRESIDENT -(60-1-1857-52616 UTICA CAMPUS UTICA 39175 -g_. LOUIS-STOKE VICE PRESIDENT (601)885-60627 HOLMES JUNIOR COLLEGE GOODMAN 39079 MURRAY R. TRORk -', PRESIDENT (601)472-23128 ITAWARBA JUNIOR COLLEGE FULTON 38843 WINSTON O. BENJAMIN PRESIDENT (601)862-31019 JONES COUNTY:JUNIOR COLLEGE ELUSVILLE 39437 TERRILL T. TISDALE; PRESIDENT (901)477-931110 MAW HOLMES COLLEGE WEST POINT 39773- (601)494-682011 'MERIDIAN JUNIOR COLLEGE IERIDIAN 39305 WILLIAM F. SCAGGSj 'PRESIDENT (601)4437924112 MISSISSIPPI DELTA JUNIOR COLLEGE MOORHEAD 98761 J. T. HALL PRESIDENT 1601)246-5631
MISSISSIPPI GULF COAST JUNIOR COLLEGE PERKINSTON 39573 J. J. HAYDEN; JR. PRESIDENT (601)928-521113 ;JA'CKSON_COUNTY_CAMPUS_ GAUTIER 39553 CURTIS L. DAVIS VICE PRESIDENT (601)497-431314 JEFFERSON DAVIS CAMPUS GULFPORT. 39501 GLEN_M_CADLE__ VICE PRESIDENT (601)896-3355
PERKINSTON 39573 CLYDE E. STRICKLAND VICE PRESIDENT (60-1-19R8--52-41'
16 THETHE NORTHEAST MISSISSIPPI JUNIOR COLLEGE BOONEVILLE 38829 HAROLD T. WHITE PRESIDENT (601)728-7751'17- -NORTHWEST MISSISSIPPI JUNIOR COLLEGE SENATOBIA 38668 ;HENRY B. KOOK PRESIDENT (601)562-526218 PEARL RIVER JUNIOR COLLEGE POPLARVILLP 39476 MARVIN B. WHITE PRESIDENT (601)795-452819 SOUTHWEST MISSISSIPPI. JUNIOR COLLEGE 'SUMMIT__ :39666 HORACE,C. HOLMES PRESIDENT (601)684-041120 WOOD JUNIOR COLLEGE MATHISTON 39752 FELIX A. SUTPHIN PRESIDENT (601)263-8128
MISSOURI ,
I
1 COTTEY COLLEGE NEVADA 64772 EVELYN L._MILAM PRESIDENT (417)667-8181 4
2 CROWDER COLLEGE NEOSHO 64850 C. DELL REED PRESIDENT - (417)451-32263 EAST CENTRAL COLLEGE UNION 63084 DONALD D,_SHOOK PRESIDENT (314)583-51934 JEFFERSON COLLEGE' HILLSBORO B. RAY HENRY PRESIDENT (314)789-3951S KEMPER MILITARYISCHOOL AND COLLEGE BOCNVILLE 65233 ROGER.D. HARMS' PRESIDENT_ (816)882 -5623. c
THE METROPOLITAN COMMUNITY COLLEGES KANSAS CITY 64111 WILLIAM J MANN CHANCELLOR (8161756 -02206 .LONGVIEW COMMUNITY COLLEGE LEE'S SUAMIT . 64063 - ALDO W LEKER PRESIDENT:,____, (816)763-77777 MAPLE WOODS,CCUMUNITY COLLEGE KANSAS CITY 64156 STEPHEN R BRAINARD PRESIDENT (816)436 -65008 PENN VALLEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE KANSAS CITY 64111 ANDREW V. STEVENSON PRESIDENT (816)756-28009 MOWER COMMUNITY COLLEGE KANSAS CITY 64111 ZELEMA HARRIS PRESIDENT (816)753-4949
'10 MINERAL AREA COLLEGE FLAT RIVER 63601 DIXIE A KOAN PRESIDENT :-0-104-1-49a11 MESERLY AREA JUNIOR COLLEGE MOBERLY 65270 ANDREW_KOMAR_JR. _ PRESIDENT (816)263-4110
ST. LOUIS COMMUNITY COLLEGE_ ST. LOUIS .63110 RICHARD K GREENFIELD CHANCELLOR (314)644-955012 ST. LOUIS C.C:-FLORISSANZ VALLEY ST. LOUIS 63135 DAVID A HARRIS_. PRESIDENT (314)595-420813 ST. LOUIS C.C. AT- FOREST PARK' ST. LOUIS 63110 VERNON 0 CHAKIEY PRESIDENT' - (314)644-9100 .
14 ST. LOUIS C.C.-MERAMEC ST. LOUIS 63122 RALPH R DOTY PBESIDENT (314)966-750015 ST..MARY!S-COLLEGE-OF-O'FALLON -13'FALLON 63356 SISTER ELIZABETH MEDIAN PRESIDENT (3141272-617118, ST. PAUL'S COLLEGE CONCORDIA 640205.. WILLIAM R KEEL PRESIDENT (816)463-223617 STATE FAIR COMMUNITY COLLEGE SEDALIA_ 65301 FRED E. DAVIS PRESIDENT (816)826-710018 THREE RIVERS COMMUNITY COLLEGE POPLAR BUFF 63901 JACK L. BOTTENFIELD PRESIDENT. (314)686-410119 TRENTON JUNIOR COLLEGE TRENTON_ 64683 .ROBERT WEBB_ _ PRESIDENT (816)359-394820. WENTWORTH MILITARY ACADEMY LEXINGTON 64067 COL J M SELLERS JR SUPERINTENDENT (816)259-2224
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16 1948 PUBLIC IM
17 1927 PUBLIC IM
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Institution Location Zip Code Chief Exmouth's Ott fear Telephone Number
MONTANA1 BLACKFEET CCIMUNITY COLLEGE
2 DAWSON COMMUNITY COLLEGE
3 OuLLKNIFE ME1 RIAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE
4 FLATHEAD VALLEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE
5: MILES COMMJNITY COLLEGE
BROWNING
GLENDIVE
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.
59417 DONALD D. PEPION PRESIDENT...
59330 "DONALD H KETTNER_ PRESIDENT
59043 DARIUS T ROWLA)Y PRESIDENT
59901 HOWARD L._FRYETT. PRESIDENT
59301 JUDSON H FLOWER PRESIDENT
(406)338-7755
(406)365 3356
(406)477 -8210
(406)755-5222
(406)232 3031 -6 SALISH KOOTENAI COLLEGE PABLO 59855 JOSEPH F MC DONALD PRESIDENT (406)675- 4800
NEBRASKA
CENTRAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE. GRAND ISLAND 68802 CHESTER H. GAUSMAN PRESIDENT (398)34-5220
1 GRAND ISLAND CAMPUS GRAND ISLAND 69802 . LARRY L KELLER CAMPUS PRESIDENT (308)384-52202 HASTINGS CAMPUS HASTINGS 68901 DENPIS TYSON CAMPUS PRESIDENT (402)463798113 PLATTE CAMPUS COLLO:MS 68601 JOSEPH PREUSSER CAMPUS PRESIDENT (402)564-7132'.4 METROPOLITAN TECHNICAL COMUNITY COLLEGE OMAHA 68103 J. RICHARD GILLILAND PRESIDENT (402)449-8400
MID-PLAINS TECHNICAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE AREA NORTH PLATTE 69101 WILLIAM G. HASEMEYEA AREA PRESIDENT (308)534-92655--MCCOCK COMMUNITY COLLEGE MCCOCK 60001 'HAROLD DESELMS --PRESIDENT C3081345 -63036 MID-PLAINS COMMUNFR-UCLEGE NORTH PLATTE 69101 KENNETH L: ATEN PRESIDENT (308)532-87407 NORTHEAST TECHNICAL CCOMUNITY COLLEGE NORFOLK 68701 ROBERT P. COK PRESIDENT. (402)371-2020
SOUTHEAST COMMUNITY COLLEGE LINCOLN 68520 ROBERT S: EICHER PRESIDENT (402)471-33038 BEATRICE CHINS BEATRICE 68310 ROBERT E KLABEKES CAMPUS DIRECTOR. (402)228-3468'9 FAIRBURY CAMPUS FAIRBURY 68352 DANIEL GERBER CAMPUS DIRECTOR (412)720-6148 .
. 10---LINCOLMINUftr,- LINCOLN 98526 JACK J HULK CAMPUS DIRECTOR 1402)471-333311 MILFORD CAMPUS MILFORD 68405 ROBERT E. KLABEKES DIRECTOR (4D2)7d1 -213112 UNIV. OF NEBRASKA SCHOOL OF TECHNICAL:AGR:CULTURE CURTIS 69025 BILL J. SIMINOE SUPERINTENDENT (308)367-4124
WESTERN TECHNICAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE AREA SCOTTSBLUFF 69361 JOHN 'UNARMS AREA PRESIDENT (308)635 -360613. NEBRASKA WESTERN COLLEGE SCOTTS13tUFF 69361 JOHN N. HARMS PRESIDENT (308)635-360614 WESTERN NEBRASKA TECHNICAL COLLEGE SIDNEY 69162 GARY LUND- CAMPUS DIRECTOR (308)254545015 YORK COLLEGE YORK 68467 GARY R BARTHOUP491. PRESIDENT (402)362-4441
NEVADA
UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA CCMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM RENO 80309 ROBERT M BERSI CHANCELLOR1 CLARK COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE NORTH LAS VEGAS 80030 PAUL.E. mEACHAm PRESIDENT. (702)643-60602 NORTHERN NEVADA COMMUNITY COLLEGE ELKO 89801 WILLIAM J. BERG PRESIDENT (702)738-84933 TRUCKEE MEADOWS COMMUNITY COLLEGE RENO 89512 V. JAMES_EARDLEY PRESIDENT (702)673 -70254 WESTERN NEVADA COMMUNITY COLLEGE CARSON CITY 89701 ANTHONY CALABRO PRESIDENT (702)887-3000
NEW HAMPSHIRE1 NEW HAMPSHIRE TECHNICAL INSTITUTE. CONCORD 03301 DAVID E:LARRABEE PRESIDENT (603)271-2531
NEW HAWSHIRE VOCATIONALJECHNHAL COLLEGE BERLIN 03570 PRESIDENT2 BERLIN CAMPUS BERLIN 03570 LARRY B TWITCHELL PRESIDENT (603)752 -11133 CLAREMONT CAMPUS CLAREMONT 03743 ROLAND V. STOODLEY _JR. PRESIDENT (603)542-77444 LACONIA CAMPUS LACONIA 03246 ROBERT H. TURNER PRESIDENT (603)524-32075 MANCHESTER CAMPUS MANCHESTER 03102 RICHARD E. MANDEVILLE PRESIDENT (6173)668-67066 NASHUA-CAMPUS NASICA 03063 ROBERT E. BLOOMFIELD PRESICENT (603)882-69237 STRATHAM CAMPUS, STRATHAM 03885 CHARLES_H,_GREEN PRESIDENT (603)772711948 WHITE PINES COLLEGE CHESTER 03036 FAITH PRESTON PRESIDENT (603)887-4401
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88310 CHARLES R REIDLINGER CAMPUS DIRECTOR (505)437-6860
88220 SHELTON W MARLOW DIRECTOR (505)885-8831
88003 PATRICIO G: QUINTA TOR-- (5051646-3211
87020 DONACIANO E: GONZALEZ MKS DIRECTOR (505)287-7g81
87530 FROM A SERRANO PRESIDENT (505)581-4501
87401 JAMES C: HENDERSON PRESIDENT (505)326-3311_
87502 WILLIAM C. WITTER PRESIDENT (505)471-8200'
87131 PRESIDENT
87301 JOHN W PHILLIPS DIRECTOR (505)722 7221
87544 HERBERT C LYON DIRECTOR (505)662-5919
(212)429-6600
(518)793-4491
(212)262-5460
(212)677-7420
(212)220-6920
(607)771-5000
(315)255-1743
(315)655-3466
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10 1975 RELIC III11 1967 RAIL IC III12 1966 PUBLIC III13 1966 RELIC Ili14 1971 PUBLIC III15- 1972 PUBLIC III16 1968 PUBLIC IN
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institution LncaNOP Zip Coda Chlmv Evacutive Cifflear TNIAphnna Ikluribmt11 COMMUNITY COLLEGE OF THE FINGER LAKES
12 CORNING CCNMLNITY COLLEGE
13 DUTCHESS COMMUNITY COLLEGE
14 ELIZABETH SETON COLLEGE
ERIE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
15 CITY CAMPUS
16 NOON CAMPUS
17 SOUTH CAMPUS
18 FASHION INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
19 FULTON-MONTGOMERY COMMUNITY COLLE4E
20 GENESEE COMMUNITY CCLLEGE.
21 HERKIMER COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE
22 HILBERT COLLEGE
23 HOSTOS COMMUNITY COLLEGE
. 24 HUDSON VALLEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE
25--JAWSTOWN-COMMUNITY COLLEGE
26 JEFFERSON COMMUNITY,COLLEGE
27 JUNIOR COLLEGE OF ALBANY
28 KINGSBOROUGH COMMUNITY COLLEGE
29 LAB INSTITUTE OF MERCHANDISING
30 LAGUARDIA COMMUNITY COLLEGE
31 MARIA COLLEGE
32 MARIA REGINA COLLEGE
33 MATER DEI CCLLEGE .
34 MOHAWK VALLEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE
35 MONROE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
36 NASSAU COMMUNITY COLLEGE
37 NEW YORK CITY TECHNICAL COLLEGE
38 'NIAGARA COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE
39 NORTH COUNTRY COMMUNITY COLLEGE
40 ONONOAGA COMMUNITY COLLEGE
41 ORANGE COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE
42 PAUL SMITH'S COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCE
43 OUEENSBOROHUG COMMUNITY COLLEGE
44 ROCKLAND COMMUNITY COLLEGE
45 SCHENECTADY COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE
46 ALFRED CAMPUS
47 CANTON CAMPUS
48 COBLESKILL CAMPUS
49 DELHI CAMPUS
50 FARMINGDALE CAMPUS
51 MORRISVICLE CAMPUS
52 SUFFOLK COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE
53 SULLIVAN COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE
54 TOMPKINS-CORTLAND COMMUNITY COLLEGE
55 TROCAIRE COLLEGE
56 ULSTER COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE
57 VILLA MARIA COLLEGE OF BUFFALO
58 WESTCHESTER COMMUNITY COLLEGE
CANANDAIGUA
CORNING
POUGHKEEPSIE,
YONKERS
BUFFALO
BUFFALO
WILLIAMSVILLE
ORCHARD PARK
NEW YORK
JOHNSTOWN
BATAVIA
HERKIMER
HAMBURG
BRONX
TROY
JAMESTOWN
WATERTOWN
ALBANY
BROOKLYN
NEW YORK
LONG ISLAND CITY
ALBANY
SYRACUSE
OGDENSBURG
UTICA
ROCHESTER
GARDEN CITY
BROOKLYN
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VALHALLA
14424 CHARLES J. MEDER PRESIDENT
14830 DONALD H. HANGEN PRESIDENT
12601 JERRY A LEE PRESIDENT
10701 MARY ELLEN BROSNAN PRESIDENT
14203 JOHN R BIRKHOLZ PRESIDENT
14203 CASSELL A. LAwSON VICE PRESIDENT
14221 LOUIS M. RICCI VICE PRESIDENT
14127 JOHN RyDZIK VICE PRESIDENT
1D001 MARVIN J. FELDMAN PRESIDENT
12095 JOHN _G BOSHART PRESIDENT
14020 STUART STEINER PRESIDENT
13350 ROBERT MCLAUGHLIN PRESIDENT
14D75 SR. EDmUNETTE PACZESNY PRESIDENT
10451 FLORA mANCU50-EDWARDS PRESIDENT
1218D JOSEPH J BULmER PRESIDENT
14704 -PAUL k BENKE PRESIDENT-
13661 JOHN T. HENDERSON 'PRESIDENT
12208 JOHN STROLLE DEAN
11235 LEON M. G ..DSTEIN "PRESIDENT
1D022 ADRIAN G MARCUSE PRESIDENT
11101 JOSEPH SHENKER PRESIDENT
12208 LAUFCEN A. FITZGERALD PRESIDENT
13208 SISTER STELLA MARIS PRESIDENT
13669 JOHN T BURNS PRESIDENT
13501 mICHAELI. SCHAFER PRESIDENT
14623 PETER A SPINA PRESIDENT
11530 SEAN A FANELLI PRESIDENT
11201 URSULA SCHWERIN -PRESIDENT
14132 DONALD J. DONATO PRESIDENT
12983 DAVID W. PETTY PRESIDENT
13215 BAuCE LESLIE: PRESIDENT
1094D MARY NORMAN PRESIDENT
1297G-HARRY K MILLER JR PRESIDENT
11364 KURT R. SCHMELLER PRESIDENT
10901 F. THOMAS CLARK ACTING PRESIDENT
12305 PETER BURNHAM PRESIDENT
14802 DAVID H. HUNTINGTeN PRESIDENT
13617 EARL W. MACARTHUR PRESIDENT
12043 WALTON A. BROWN PRESIDENT
13753 SELDON M. KRUGER PRESIDENT
11735 FRANK A. CIPRIANI PRESIDENT
13408 DONALD G. BUTCHER PRESIDENT
11784 ROBERT T. KREILING PRESIDENT
12759 JOHN F WALTER PRESIDENT
13053 DOUGLAS LIBBy ACTING PRESIDENT
14220 SISTER MARY CARMINA COPPOLA PRFSIDENT
12484 ROBERT T. BROWN PRESIDENT
14225 SISTER mARCELLA M CARUS PRESIDENT
10595 JOSEPH N. NANKIN PRESIDENT
(716)394-3500
(607)962-9011
(914)471-4500
(914)9694000
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(716)842-2770
(716)634-0800
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(914)434-5750
(607)844-8211
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ingtitutiOn Location Zip Code Chief Executive Officer Telephoneigumber
NORTH CAROLINA
1 ANSON TECHNICAL COLLEGE
2 ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBE TECHNICAL' COLLEGE
3 BEAUFORT COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE
4 BLADEN TECHNICAL COLLEGE
5 BLUE RIDGE TECHNICAL COLLEGE
ANSONVILLE
ASHEVILLE
WASHINGTON
DLELIN
FLAT ROCK
28007 EDON R CHAPMAN PRESIDENT
28801 HARVEY L. HAYNES PRESIDENT
27889 JAMES P. BLANTON PRESIDENT
28332 GEORGE I. RESSEGUIE\ PRESIDENT
28731 WILLIAM D. KILLIAN , PRESIDENT
(704)826-8333
(704)254-1921
(919)94Z-6194
(919)862-2164
(7041692-35726 BREVARD COLLEG BREVARD 28712 JACOB C. MARTINSON \ PRESIDENT (704)883-82927 CALDWELL COMMUNITY COLLEGE 8. TECHNICAL INSTITUTE HUDSON . 28638 H. EDWIN BEAM PRESIDENT (704)728-43238 CAPE_FEAR TECHNICAL INSTITUTE WILMINGTON. 28401 MALCOLM J. MCLEOD (RESIDENT (919)343-04819 CARTERET -TECHNICAL COLLEGE MOREHEAD CITY 28557 DONALD W. BRYANT PRESIDENT (919)726-2811
-18--CATAMM-VALLEY lEDNICAL COLLEGE HICKORY 28601 ROBERT E. F':+'° PRESIDENT (704)127412411 CENTRAL CAROLINA TECHNICAL COLLEGE' SANFORD 27330 MARVIN R. JOYNER PRESIDENT (919)775-540112 CENTRAL PIEDMONT COMMUNITY COLLEGE' CHARLOTTE 28235 RICHARD H. HAGEMEYER PRESIDENT= (704)373-663313 CHONAN COLLEGE MURFREES8ORO 27855 BRUCE E. WHITAKER PRESIDENT 1919)398-4101
14 CLEVELAND TECHNICAL COLLEGE__ SHELBY 28150 JAMES B. l'ETTY PRESIDENT (704)487-4CM15 COASTAL CAROL/NA COMMJNITY.COLLEGE JACKSeNVILLE 28540 JAMES L. HENDERSON-J1 PRESIDENT 1919)455 1221
(919)335-082116 COLLEGE OF THE ALBEMARLE ELIZABETH CITY 27909 JESSE P. CRESSON JR. PRESIDENT
17 CRAVEN COMMUNITY COLLEGE NEW BERN 28560 THURMAN E. BROCK PRESIDENT (919)638-413118 DAVIDSON COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE LEXINGTON 27292 J. BRYAN BROOKS PRESIDENT (704)249-818619 DURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE DURHAM 27703 PHAIL WYNN JR PRESIDENT (919)596-9311
20 EDGECC812 TECHNICAL COLLEGE TAR BORO' 27866 CHARLES B:1C-INTYRE-- PRESIDENT 1919)823-516621 FAYETTEVILLE TECHNICAL INSTITUTE FAYETTEVILLE 28303 R. CRAIG ALLEN , PRESIDENT (919)23-196122 FORSYTH TECHNICAL INSTITUTE WINSTON SALEM 27103 BCE H GREENE PRESIDENT (919)723-037123 GASTON COLLEGE__ DALLAS 28034 W WAYNE SCOTT PRESIDENT (704)922-31624 GUILFORO TECHNICK COMMUNITY COLLEGE JAVESTOWR 27282 RAY NEEDHAM, PRESIDENT (919)292-110125 HALIFAX COANUNITY COLLEGE WELDON . 27890 PHILLIP O. 74YLOR PRESIDENT (919)536-2551
26 HAYWOOD TECHNICAL COLLEGE CLYDE 28721 JOSEPH H. NANNEY PRESIDENT (704)627 -2821
27 ISOTHERMAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE SPINDALE 28160 BEN E. FCLVTAIN. JR PRESIDENT (704)286-363628_-JAMES SPRUNT TECHNICAL COLLEGE KENANSVILLE 28349 CARL D. PRICE . PRESIDENT (919)296-1341
29 JaNSTCW TECHNICAL COLLEGE SMITHFIELD 27577 'JOHN L. TART PRESIDENT (919)934-3051
al-LEES-MCRAE COLLEGE BANNER ELK 28604 H.C: EVANS JR. PRESIDENT 1704)898-5241.31 LENOIR COMMUNITY COLLEGE KINSTCN 28501 JESSE L. MCDkNIEL PRESIDENT (919)527-6223
32 LOUISBURG COLLEGE:_ LOUISBURG 27549 J. ALLEN NORRIS JR. PRESIDENT (919)496-252133 MARTIN COMMUNITY COLLEGE WILLIAMSTON 27892 WALTER TRAVIS MARTIN PRESIDENT (919)792-152134 MAYLANDTECHNICAL COLLEGE_' SPRUCE PINE 28777 0.M. BLAKE JR. PRESIDENT ! (704)765-7351
35 MCDOWELL TECHNICAL COLLEGE MARION_ 28752 G. 602136 MITCHELL COMMUNITY COLLEGE STATESVILLE 28677 CHARLES C. POINDEXTER PRESIDENT (704)873-2201
37 113NTGCNERY TECHNICAL COLLEGE TROY 27371 MARVIN G. MILES PRESIDENT (919)572-369138 143NTREAT-MCERSON COLLEGE MONTREAT 28757 SILAS M. VAUGHN PRESIDENT (704)669-801139 MOUNT OLIVE COLLEGE MOUNT OLIVE 28365 WILLIAM B. RAPER PRESIDENT (919)658-250240 NASH TECHNICAL COLLEGE ROCKY MOUNT 27801 J REID PARROTT PRESIDENT (919)443 -4011
41 PAMLICO TECHNICAL COLLEGE GRANTSBORO 28529 PAUL H. JOHNSON 'PRESIDENT (919)249-1B5142 PEACE COLLEGE RALEIGH 27604 S. DAVID FRAZIER PRESIDENT (919)832 -2881
43 PIEDMONT TECHNICAL COLLEGE ROXBORO 27573 EDWARD W. COX PRESIDENT (919)599-118144 PITT CCMANITY COLLEGE GREENVILLE 27834 WILLIAM E. FULFORDJR. PRESIDENT (919)756-31301.
LYLLC ASHEBORO 27203 M. H; BRANSON PRESIDENT [919)629-1471
46 RICHMOND TECHNICAL COLLEGE HAMLET 28345 R. KENNETH MELVIN PRESIDENT (919)582 -1980
47 ROANOKE-CHOWANTECHNICALCOLLEGE AHOSKIE 27910 DAVID W. SIN(. .ACTING PRESIDENT' (919)332-5921
48 ROBESON TECHNICAL COLLEGE LUMBERTON 28358 FREDRICK G. WILLIAMS PRESIDENT (919)738-7101
49 ROCKINGHAM COMMUNITY COLLEGE WENTWORTH 27375 N. JERRY OWENS JR. PRESIDENT (919)342-4261
50 ROWAN TECHNICAL COLLEGE SALISBURY 28144 RICHARD L. BROWNELL PRESIDENT -(-704)637-076051 SAMPSON TECHNICAL COLLEGE CLINTON 28328 CLIFTON W PADERICK PRESIDENT (919)592-8081
52 SANOHILLS COMMUNITY COLLEGE CARTHAGE 28327 RAYMCND A. STONE PRESIDENT (919)692-6185
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Institution Locatkiii- Zip Code Chief Executive Officer Telephone Number28 MIUOLETOWN CAMPUS MIDDLETOVM 45042 CARL EUGENE BENNETT EXEC. DIRECTED (513)424-444429 MUSKINGUM AREA TECHNICAL COLLEGE ZANESVILLE 43701 RICHARD M LIBBY PRESIDENT (614)454-250130 NORTH CENTRAL TECHNICAL COLLEGE gANSFIELD 44906 BYRON KEE PRESIDENT (419)747-499931 NORTHWEST TECHNICAL COLLEGE ARCHBOLD 43502 JAMES 0 MILLER PRESIDENT (419)267-5511
OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY: COLUMBUS 43210 PRESIDENT32 AGRICULTURAL TECHNICAL INSTITUTE WOOSTER 44691 DAN 0 GARRISON DIRECTOR/DEAN (216)264-391133 LIMA CAMPUS LIMA 45804 JAMES S. BIDDLE DEAN/DIRECTOR (419)228-2641 -34 MANSFIELD CAMPUS MANSFIELD 44906 DAVID W.KRAMER DIRECTOR (419)755-401135 MARION CAMPUS MARION 43302 FRANCIS'. E. HAZARD DEAN/DIRECTOR (614)389236136 NEWARK CAMPUS NEWARK 43055 JULIUS S: GREENSTEIN DEAN/DIRECTOR (614)366-3321
OHIO UNIVERSITY! ATHENS 45701 PRESIDENT
37 BELMONT COUNTY CAMPUS ST. cLAIRSVILLE . 43950 JAMES W. NEWTON DEAN - .(614)695-172038 CHILLICOTHE CAMPUS CHILLICOTHE 45601 ANN H JONES DEAN (G14)775-950039 /MOON CAMPUS IRONTON__ 45638 BILL M DINGUS ACADEMIC DIRECTOR (614)532-902140 -LANCASTER CAMPUS LANCASTER 43130 RAYMOND 5-. WIVES DEAN ----(614)654-6711
(614)453-076241 ZANESVILLE CAMPUS ZANESVILLE 43701 CRAIG 0 LAUENTHAL DEAN42 OwENS_TECHNICAL_COLLEGE TOLEDO 43699 JACOB H. SEE PRESIDENT (419)666-058043. RIO GRANDE COLLEGE AND COMMUNITY COLLEGE RIO GRANDE 45674 CLOOUS R. SMITH PRESIDENT (614)245-535344 SHAWNEE STATE COMMUNITY_COLLEGE PORTSMOUTH 45662 FRANK C TAYLOR PRESIDENT (614)354-320545 SINCLAIR COMMUNITY COLLEGE DAYTON 45402 DAVID H. PONIFZ PRESIDENT (513)226-250046 SOUTHERN STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE HILLSBORO 45133 LEWIS C MILLER PRESIDENT (513)393 -3431.4/. STARK. TECHNICAL COLLEGE CANTON 44720 JOHN J. MCGRATH PRESIDENT (216)494-617048 TERRA TECHNICAL COLLEGE FREMONT 43420 RICHARD M SIMON PRESIDENT (419)334-358649 UNIV. OF AKRON- COMMUNITY AND TECHNICAL COLLEGE AKRON 44325 ROBERT C. WEYRICK DEAN . (216)375-7220
WAVAE GENERAL 8 TECHNICAL COLLEGE ORRVILLE 44667 TYRONE-M. TURNING DEAN (216)683-2010UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI: CINNCINNATI 45221 PRESIDENT
51 CLERMONT GENERAL AND TECHNICAL COLLEGE BATAVIA 45103 ROBERT M. FLINGSAUGH , DEAN (513)732-299052 OMI-EOLLEGE_OF_APPLIED SCIENCE CINCINNATI 45210 JOHN C. SPILLE DEAN (513)475-6531 .
53 RAYMOND WALTERS GENERAL AND TECHNICAL COLLEGE CINCINNATI .45236 ERNEST G. MUNTZ DEAN (513)745-420054 UNIVERSITY COLLEGE CINCINNATI 45221 RONALD J. TEMPLE DEAN (513)475-274255 UNIv: OF TOLEDO- COMMUNITY AM) TECHNICAL COLLEGE TOLEDO 43606C-KARLES-BEHLEN-- -DEAN- (419)537-331156 WASHINGTON TECHNICAL COLLEGE MARIETTA 45750 DONALD R. NEFF PRESIDENT (614)374-871957 WRIGHT STATE UNIVERSITY - WESTERN BRANCH CELINA 45822 DONALD A. CARLSON DEAN (A19)586-2365_
OKLAHOMA
1 BACCNE COLLEGE MUSKOGEE 74403 ALFRED O. GINKEL. PRESIDENT (918)883-45812 CARL ALBERT JUNIOR COLLEGE POTEAU 74953 :OE E. WHITE PRESIDENT (918)647-21243 CONNORS STATE COLLEGE WARNER_ 74469 CARL 0 WESTBROOK PRESIDENT (918)463-29914 EASTERN EKLAHEDA STATE COLLEGE WILBURTON 74578.. JAMES M. MILLER PRESIDENT (918)465-21325 EL REND JUNIOR COLLEGE EL RENO 73036 BILL S.'COLE PRESIDENT. (405)262-25526 HILLSOALEFREEMILLBAPTIST MORE 73153 EDWIN L WADE PRESIDENT__ (405)794-66617 MJRRAY STATE COLLEGE; TISHOMINGO 73460 CLYDE R. KINDELL PRESIDENT (405)371-23718 NORTHEASTERNEKLAHODA ARM COLLEGE MIAMI 74354 MDT R: WRIGHT PRESIDENT (918)542-84419 NORTHERN EKLAHOMA COLLEGE TONKAMA 74653 EDWIN E. VINEYARD PRESIDENT (405)628-258110 OKLAHOMA-CITY COMMJNITY COLLEGE MAHON CITY. 73159 DONALD t NEWPORT PRESIDENT 405 682-161111 OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITY TECHNICAL INSTITUTE OKLAHOMA CITY 73107 PHILIP P. CHANDLER DIRECTOR (405)047-442112 ROGERS STATE COLLEGE CLAREMORE__ 74017 RICHARD H. MOSIER PRESIDENT (918)341-7510,13 ROSE STATE COLLEGE MIDWEST CITY 73110 JOE PACKNETT PRESIDENT (405)733-731114 ST. GREGORY'S COLLEGE SHAWNEE 74801 mICHAEL'D ROETHLER PRESIDENT (405)273-9870-15- SAYRE JUNIOR COLLEGE SAYRE 73662 HARRY E. PATTERSON PRESIDENT (4053928-553316 SEMINOLE JUNIOR COLLEGE SEMINOLE 74868 GREGORY G. F/TCH PRESIDENT (405)382-995017 TULSA jUNIOR COLLEGE__ TULSA '74135 ALFRED M. PHILIPS PRESIDENT (918)622-510018.wESTERN OKLAHOMA STATE COLLEGE ALTUS 73521 M. C. BURRIS 'PRESIDENT (405)477-2000
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23 SUMTER REGICNAL CAMPUi SUMTER 29150: JACOB C. ANDERSON JR: DEAN (803)775-6341
24 .UNION CAMPUS UNION 29379 WILLIAM J. WHITENER 'DEAN (803)427-3681
SOUTH DAKOTA
1 OSLALA LAKOTA COLLEGE KYLE 57752 ELGIN BADWOUND PRESIDENT (605)455-2321
2 PRESENTATION COLLEGE ABERDEEN. 57401 SISTER LYNN MARIE WELBIG PRESIDENT (605)225-0420
3 SINTE GLESKA COLLEGE CENTER ROSEBUD 57570 LIONEL R. BORDEAUX PRESIDENT (605)747-2263
TENNESSEE1. AQUINAS AMOR COLLEGE NASHVILLE 37205 '' SR. ROBERT ANN BRITTON PRESIDENT (615)297-7546
2 CHATTANOOGA STATE TECHNICAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE CHATTANOOGA 37406 CHARLES W: BRANCH PRESIDENT (615)697-4400
3 CLEVELAND STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE CLEVELAND 37311 L QUENTIN LANE PRESIDENT (615)472-7141
4 COLUMBIA STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE COLUMBIA 38401 HAROLD S. PRYOR PRESIDENT (615)388-0120
5 DYERSBURG STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE DYERSBURG 38024 CARL CANDERSEN PRESIDENT (901)285-6910
6. HIWASSEE tOLLEM MADISCNVILLE 37354 JAMES H AMBURGEY PRESIDENT (615)442-2091
7 -,JACKSON STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE JACKSON \38301 WALTER L. NELMS PRESIDENT (901)424-3520
8 JOHN A. GUPTCN COLLEGE NASHVILLE 37203 JOHN A. GUPTCN PRESIDENT (615)327 -3g27
9 MARTIN COLLEGE PULASKI 38478 BILL M. STARNES PRESIDENT (615)363-7456
10 MDRRISTOWICOLCEGE MORRISTOWN 37814 CHARLES WADE PRESIDENT (615)586-5262
11 MOTLOW-STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE TULLAHOMA 37388 HARRY'D. WAGNER PREIDENT (615)455-8511
12 NASHvILLE_STATErTECHNICKLINSTITUlE _NASHVILLE 37209- HOWARD J LAWRENCE PRESIDENT (6151741 -1236
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Location Zip Code Chief Executive Officer Telephone _Number13 DOANE STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE HARRIMAN 37748 CUTLER A. DUNBMI PRESIDENT (615)354-3000
14 SHELBY STATE COMMLNITY COLLEGE MEMPHIS' 38174 RAYMOND C MIEN PRESIDENT (901)528-6000
KNOXVILLE 37919 J L GOINS PRESIDENT (615)584-610315 STATE TECHNICAL INSTITUTE AT KNOXVILLE
16 STATE TECHNICAL INSTITUTE AT MEMPHIS MEMPHIS 38134 CHARLES M: TEMPLE PRESIDENT (901)377-4111
17 TOWLINSON'COLLEGE CLEVELAND 37311 WILLIAM E. GAILEY, SR. PRESIDENT (615)476-3271
18 TRI-CITIES STATE TECHNICAL INSTITUTE BLOUNTVILLE 37617 H. JAMES OWEN PRESIDENT (615)323-3191
19 VOLUNTEER_ STATE COMMLWITY COLLEGE GALLATIN 37066 HAL R. RAMER PRESIDENT , (615)452 -8600
20 WALTERS STATE CCUMUNITY COLLEGE MORRISTOWN 37814 JACK E.-CAMPBELL PRESIDENT (615)581-2121
TEXAS
1 ALAMO COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT SANLANTONIO .T 84 BYRON N MCCLENNEY CHANCELLOR (512)733 -21D0
2 ST. PHILIP'S COLLEGE SAN ANTONIO - .53 GLORIA M. JACK5IN PRESIDENT (512)531-3200
3 SAN ANTONIO COLLEGE SAN ANTONIO 2.284 MAX CASTILLO PRESIDENT . (512)733-2000
4 ALVIN COMMUNITY COLLEGE ALVIN 77511 A R ALLBRIGHT PRESIDENT (713)331- 6111 -'
5 AMARILLO COLLEGE AMARILLO 70178 H 0 YARBROUGH PRESIDENT (866)376 5111
6 ANGELINA COLLE6L LUFKIN 75902 JACK HUDGINS PRESIDENT (4C9)639-1301
7 AUSTIN COMOUNITY COLLEGE AUSTIN . 78768 ROLAND.K. SMITH ACTING PRESIDENT (612)495 -7000
8 BEE COUNTY COLLEGE BEEVILLE 78102 GRADY C. HOGUE PRESIDENT' (512)358-3130
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BlIEFEAM 77833 JAMES H. ATKINSON PRESIDENT (409)836-9312
LAKE JACKSON 77566 WIU3UR A. BASS PRESIDENT (409)265-6131BRAZOSPORT COLLEGE
11 CENTRAL TEXAS COLLEGE KILLEEN 76542 LUIS M IIORT1. r 7...P4ELLOP (817)526-1211
12 CISCO JUNIOR COLLEGE. CISCO 76437 NORMAN E. WALL,.' PRI".1,0ENT (817)442-2567
13 CLAREDON COLLEGE CLAREDON 7922F KENWTH D. VMON PRESIDENT . (806)874-3571
14 COLLEGE OF THE MAINLAND- TEXAS ClrY 77591 LARRY L. STANLEY PREMOENT (713)938 -1211
15 COOKE CCUNTY.COLLEGE GAINESVILLE 76240 ALTON LAIRD PRESIDENT (817)668-7731
DALLAS COUNTY COMMUNITY-COLLEGE- DISTRICT DALLAS 75202 'R. JAN LreRoy CHANCELLOR (214)746 2125
16 BROOKHAVEN COLLEGE FARMERS BRANCH 75234 CURTIS S MYRTON 'PRESIDENT (214)620 -4800
-17 CEDAR VALLEY COLLEGE, LANCASTER 75134 FLOYD S. ELKINS PRESIDEN1 (214)372-8200
18 EASTFIELD COLLEGE AISSOUITE 75150 ELEANOR 0 OTT PRESIDENT- - 4214)324-7600
19 CL CENTRO COLLEGE DALLAS 75202 QUEEN F RANDALL PRESIDENT (214)746-2178
--2-01-8TLWIffV1E1(--T-DELEGE--- 75211 WILLIAM JORDAN____PRESICF-NT___ ___..(214)333-13700.
21 NORTH LAKE COLLEGE IRVING 75062 JIM HORTON PRESILENT (214)659-5229
22 RICHLAND COLLEGE DALLAS 75243 .STEPHEN K: MITTELSTEr PRESIDENT (214)238-6200
23 DEL MAR COLLEGE CORPUS CRUSH 78404 JEAN RICHARDSCN PRESIDENT (512)881-6248
EL PASO COUNTY COMMLWITY COLLEGE DISTRICT EL PASO 79998' ROBERT E. SHEPACK PRESIDENT (915)591 c'000
24 RIO GRANDE CAMPUS EL PASO 79998 ROBERT E SHEPAPK PRESIDENT (915)59472000 '
25 TRANSMOUNTAIN CAMPUS EL PASO 79998 -ROBEFIT-E -SHEPAC
26 '4ALLE VERDE CAMPUS EL. PASO 79998 POBERT E SHEPACK PRESIDENT (915)594-2000
27 FRAM( PHILLIPS COLLEGE BORGER 79007 ANDY'HICKS PRESIDENT (806)274-5311
28 GALVESTON COLLEGE GALVESTON 77550 'MINE. PIOCLEIDA PRESIDENT (409)763-6551
29 GRAYSON COUNTY JUNIOR COLLEGE DENISON 75020 JIM M WILLIAMS - PRESIDENT . (214)465 -6030
ATHENt 75751 WILLIAM J. CAMPION PRESIDENT (214)675 -6217I
31 HILL JLWIOR COLLEGE HILLSECP4 -76645 ELBERT C HUTCHINS PRESIDENT (817)582-2555
32 HOUSTON COMMLWITY COLLEGE SYSTEM HOUSTON . 77270 J.B. WHITELEY PRESIDENT (713)868-0700
HOWARD COUNTY JUNIOR COLLEGE DISTRICT BIG SPRY% 79720 CHARLES D HAYS PRESIDENT (915)2_67 -6311
33 HOWARD COLLEGE BIG SPRING 79720 CHARLES 0 HAYS PRESIDENT (9151267-6311
34 SW CGCLEGIATE INSTITUTE FOR THE DEAF BIG SPRING 79720 'CHARLES D HAYS PRESIDENT (915)267-6311
35 JACKSONVILLE COLLEGE JACKSONVILLE 75766 CURTIS M. CARROLL (214)586 -2518
36 KILGORE COLLEGE . KILGORE -
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75662 STEWART H MCLAURIN PRESIDENT (214)984-8531
LAMAR UNIVERSITY BEAUMONT 77710 PRESIDENT
37 ORANGE WATT CENTER ORANGE 77630 JOE B. -WELCH PROVOST (409)883-7750
38- PORT ARTHUR BRANCH PORT ARTHUR 77640 W. SAM MONROE PROVOST (409)983-4921
39 LAREDO JUNIOR C"JLLEGE LAREDO 78040 DOMINGO ARECHIGA PRESIDENT (512)722-0521
40 LEE COLLEGE . BAYTOWN 77520 ROBERT C. CLOUD PRESIDENT (713)427-5611
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Institution Location Zip Code Chief Executive Officer Telephone Number41 LON MORRIS COLLEGE JACKSONVILLE 75766 W. FAULK LANDRUM PRESIDENT (214)586-2471
42 MCLENNAN COMMUNITY COLLEGE WACO 76708 wimp A. BALL PRESIDENT (817)756-6551
43 MIDLAND COLLEGE !':3LAND' 79701 JESS WPARRISH PRESIDENT (915)684-7851
44' NAVARRO COLLEGE CORSICANA 75110 KENNE1H P. WALKER PRESIDENT (214)874 -6501,
45 NORTH HARRIS COUNTY COLLEGE HOUSTON 77073 JOE,A AIROLA .PRESIOENT (713)443-6640
46 ODESSA COLLEGE ODESSA 79762 PHILIP T. SPEEGLE PRESIDENT (915)335-6400
47,-PANOLA JUNIOR COLLEGE CARTHAGE 75633 GARY D. MCDANIEL PRESIDENT (214)693-3836
48 PARIS JUNIOR COLLEGE PARIS 75460 DENNIS F. MICHAELIS PRESIDENT (214)785-7661
49 RANGER JUNIOR COLLEGE RANGER 76470 JACK M. ELSOM PRESIDENT (817)647-3234
SAN JACINTO COLLEGE DISTRICT PASADENA . 77505 'THOMAS SEWELL CHANCELLOR (713)476-1501
50 CENTRAL CAMPUS PASAZENA 77505 MONTE BLUE PRESIDENT (7131476-9501
51 NORTR CAMPUS HOUSTON 77049 EDWIN E. LEHR PRESIDENT (713)458-4050
52 SOUTH CAMPUS HOUSTON 77089 PARKER WILLIAMS PRESIDENT (713)484-1900
53 SOUTH PLAINS COLLEGE LEVELLAND 79336 MARVIN L. BAKER PRESIDENT (806)894-9611
54 SOUTHWEST TEXAS JUNIOR COLLEGE UVALDE 78801 JIMMY L qmosoN PRESIDENT (512)278-4401
55 SOUTHWESTERN CHRISTIAN COLLEGE TERRELL 75160 JACK EVANS PRESIDENT (214)563-3341
56 SOUTHWESTERN JUNIOR COLLEGE WAXAHACHIE 75165 DELMER R GUYNES PRESIDENT (214)937-4010
TARRANT COUNTY JUNIOR COLLEGE DISTRICT . FORT WORTH- 76102 JOE B. RUSHING CHANCELLOR . (817)336-7851
57 NORTHEAST CAMPUS . HORST '76053 HERMAN L. CROW PRESIDENT (817)281 -7860
58 NORTHWEST CAMPUS FORT WORTH 76179 MICHAEL SAENZ PRESIDENT (817)232-2800
59 SOUTH CAMPUS FORT WORTH 76119 CHARLES L..MCKINNEY PRESIDENT (817)534-4861
60 TEMPLE JUNIOR COLLEGE TEMPLE . 76501 MARVIN R. FELDER PRESIDENT (817)773-996i
61 TEXARKANA COAUNITY COLLEGE TEXARKANA 75501 CARL M. NELSON PRESIDENT (214)838-4541
62 TEXAS SOUTHWEST COLLEGE BROWNSVILLE 78520 ALBERT.BESTEIRO PRESIDENT (512)544-8200
TEXAS STATE TECHNICAL INSTITUTE WACO 76705 JACK TOMPKINS PRESIDENT '(817)799 -3611
63 AMARILLO CAMPUS AMARILLO_ 79111 RONALD L DESPAIR CAMPUS PRESIDENT (806)335 -2316
64 HARLINGEN CAMPUS HARLINGEN 78550 J GILBERT LEAL PRESIDENT. (512)425-4922
65 SWEETWATER CAMPUS SWEETWATER 79556 HCRBCRT C. ROBBINS CAMP0-,RESIDENT- (915)235-8441
66 WACO CAMPUS WACO 76705 ROBERT D. KRIENKE CAMPUS PRESIDENT (817)799-3611
.67 TYLER JUNIOR COLLEGE TYLER 75711 RAYMOND M HAWKINS. PRESIDENT (214)597-4351
68 VERNON REGIONAL JUNIOR COLLEGE VERNON 76384 JOE MILLS PRESIDENT (817)552-6291
69 VICTORIA COLLEGE VICTORIA 77901 ROLAND E. BING PRESIDENT (512)573-3295
70 WEATHERFORO COLLEGE WEATHERFORD 76086 E. W. MINCE PRESIDENT ----------(8171594-5471
71 WESTERN TEXAS COLLEGE SNYDER 79549 .DON NEWBURY PRESIDENT (915)573-8511
72 WHARTON COUNTY JUNIOR COLLEGE WHARTON 77488 THEODORENICKSICK JR. PRESIDENT (409)532-4560
UTAH
1 COLLEGE OF-EASTERN UTAH PRICE 84501 JAMES R RANDOLPH PRESIDENT (801)637-2120
'2 DIXIE COLLEGE ST. GEORGE 84770 . ALTON L WAOE PRESIDENT (801)673-4811
3 SNOW COLLEGE EPHRAIM .34627 STEVEN D BENNION PRESIOEN1 (801)283-4021
4 UTAH TECHNICAL COLLEGE AT PROVO PROVO 84603 JJIARVIN HIGBEE PRESIDENT (801)226-5000
5 UTAH TECHNICAL COLLEGE AT SALT LAKE SALT LAKE CITY 84131 ORVILLE D CARNAHAN PRESIDENT (801)967-4111
VERMONT1 CHAMPLAIN COLLEGE BURLINGTON 05402 ROBERT A. SKIFF PRESIDENT, (802)658-0800
2 COMMUNITY COLLEGE OF VERMONT WATERBURY 05676 KENNETH KALB PRESIDENT (802)241-3535
3 VERMONT COLLEGE OF NORWICH UNIVERSITY 'MONTPELIER 05602 MAUREEN LIPPENCOTT : VICE PRESIDENT (802)229-0552
4 VERMONT TECHNICAL COLLEGE RANDOLPH CENTER . 05061 JAMES P TODD PRESIOENT . (802)728-3391
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Table 1Directory of Community, Technical, and Junior Colleges
Institution_ Location Z10-Code- Chief Eicediithre Officer Telephone Ninflber9 EDMONDS COMMUNITY COLLEGE LYNNWOOD 98036' THOMAS C NIELSEN PRESIDENT .-, (206)771-1500
10 EvERETT COMMUNITY COLLEGE EVERETT 98201 PAUL 0 WALKER PRESIDENT, 1206)259-7151
11 FORT STEILACOOM COMMUNITY COLLEGE TACOMA 98498 JACK ASBY ACTING PRESIDENT (206)964-6500.
12 GRAYS HARBOR COLLEGE - ABERDEEN 98520 JOSEPH A. MALIK *-pRESID" T (206)532-9020
13 GREEN RIVER COMMUNITY COLLEGE AUBURN 98002 JAMES P. CHADBOURNE' PRESirk,." (206)833-9111
14 HIGHLINE COMUNITY COLLEGE MIDWAY 98032 SHIRLEY B. GORDON PRESIDENT (206)878-3710
'15 LENER.COLLMBIA COLLEGE LONGVIEW 38632 VERNON PICKETT PRESIDENT (20G)577 2321.
16 OLYMPIC COLLEGE BREMERTON 98310 HENRY M. MILANDER PRESIDENT (206)478-4551
17 PENINSULA COLLEGE PORT ANGELES 98362 PAUL G.'CORNABY PRESIDENT (206)452-9277
SEATTLECCMLUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT VI SEATTLE 98119 DONALD PHELPS CHANCELLOR (206)587-3872
18 NORTH SEATTLE COANUNITY COLLEGE SEATTLE. 98103 CECIL BAXTER JR. PRESIDENT (206)634-4444
19 SEATTLE CENTRAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE SEATTLE 98122 PRESIDENT (206)587-3800
20 SOUTH SEATTLE COMMUNITY COLLEGE SEATTLE 98106 JERRY M. BROCKEY PRESIDENT (206)764-5300
21 SHORELINE COMMUNITY COLLEGE SEATTLE 98133 RONALD E BELL PRESIDENT (206)546-4101
22 SKAGI'T VALLEY COLLEGE MOUNT VERNON 98273 JAMES M. FORD PRESIDENT (206)424-1031
23-- TACOMA COMMUNITY COLLEGE TACOMA 98465 CARLETON M. OPGAARD PRESIDENT (206)756-5100
'24 WALLA WALLA COMUNITY COLLEGE WALLA WALLA 99362 WAYLAND K DEWITT" PRESIDENT (509)522-2500
25 WENATCHEE VALLEY COLLEGE WENATCHEE. 98801 JAMES R. DAVIS PRESIDENT (509)662-1651
26 WHATCC COMMUNITY COLLEGE BELLINGHAM 98226 HAROLD G. HEINER PRESIOENT (206)676-2170
27 yAKIMA VALLEY COMUNITY COLLEGE YAKIMA 98907 TERRANCE R BROWN PRESIDENT (509)575-2356'
WEST VIRGINIA
1' BECKLEY COLLEGE 'BECKLEY 25801 JOHN W. SAUNDERS PRESIDENT (304)253-7351
2 FAIRNONT COMMUNITY COLLEGE FAIRMONT 26554 PAUL EDWARDS DEAN (304)367-4191
3 MARSHALL UNIVERSITY - COMUNITY COLLEGE HUNTINGTON 25701 F. OAVID WILKIN DEAN (304)696-3646
4 OHIO VALLEY COLLEGE PARKERSBURG 26101 KEITH STOTTS PRESIDENT (304)485-7384,
5 PARKERSBURG COMMUNITY COLLEGE PARKERSBUDG 26101 ELDON MILLER PRESIDENT (3041424-8000
6 POTOMAC STATE COLLEGE KEYSER 26726 JAMES L. MCBEE JR EXECUTIVE DEAN (304)788-3011
7 SHEPHERD COLLEGE - COMMUNITY COLLEGE COMPONENT SHEPHERDSTOWN 25443 JAMES A. BUTCHER PRESIDENT (304)876 -2511
SOUTHERN_ WEST VIRGINIA COMUNITY COLLEGE LOGAN 25601. GREGORY 0 ADKINS PRESIOENT (304)752-5900
Community, Technical, andJunior College OrganizationsAlabama Academic Deans'Association forAlabama Junior and :Community CollegesPresident: Tommy 11. Glitttrie; Enterprise StateJunior College; P.G. Box 1300, Enterprise;Alabama 3633G.
Alabaina Association of Junior and COMMUnitYC011ege Deans of Students
President:_ Pete Davis; Jefferson Davis State JuniorCollege, Brewt,n, Alabarria 36426.
Alabama Council of Community and JuniorCollege Presidents
PreSident: Gebrge R. McCormick, President, Jeffer-son DaViS State JUnior College; Brewton, Alabama36426.
Alabama JUitiOr and Community College4-,,ssociation
PreSident: Gene Brannon; Vi allace State CommunityC011ege. Dothan; Alabama 3003.
Alabama Teeilical College PresidentsAssociation
President: Charles L. Payne-, ,President;_Bes,seinet--tato Technicli: College, P.O. Box 308; Bessemer;
Al.inztina
American Matherriatical Association of `114.6.-YearColleges
Pl.esident: James BaldWin, Nassau Community Col-lege, Garden City, New \--Orli 11530.Se(Tetary: Alice Berridge,.1'..-:-sau_Communitylege Garden City; New York 11530.
Arizona Community College Presidents Council-nan: Marvin L. Vasher, President, Northland
Pi-citiOe.College. 1200 East Hermosa Drive,Holbrdi.k; Arizona cz'd025:
Arkansas ASSociation of Comm. CollegePresi dents
Prer:sid-nt: Bob C. Burns, Ea ,t.? CommunityColl Forest City, Arkansas 72335.
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Arkansas TWO-Year College Teachers AssociationPresident: Rick J. Hintertliuer, North ArkansasCommunity College, Pioneer Ridge, Harrison,Arkansas 72601.
Association of California Community CollegeAdministrators
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President: Joseph Newmyer, Vice-Chancellor;North Orange County_;Community, College; 101^;No
Treasiirer: J. William Wenrich, Superintendent,Rancho Santiago Community College District,Seventeenth at Bristol, Santa Ana, California92706.
Califel ilia Associatkin of Community Colkge-President: David H. Mertes, Chancellor; Los RiosCommunity College Ditrict, 1919 Spanos Court;Sacramento, California 95825.Executive Director: James Kellerman, 2017 '0'Street, Saeramento; California 95814.
Colorado Association Community JuniorCollege Presidents
President: George Conger, President, AiMsCollege: P.O. Box 69, Greeley, ColbradO
80632.
Secretary: Nancy Goodwill, Arapahoe CommunityCollege, 5900 South Santa Fe Drive, Littleton,'Coi.orado 80120.
Community and Junior College Libraries Sectionof the AS'gtitiatititi of College and ResearchLibraries, American Library ASsociaticrt
Chairperson: Wiry Sue Ferrell, 1011 West 'Chg.Street; Carson City; Nevada 89701.
Congress of Connecticut Community CollegesPresident: Sidney S. Lipshilv_s_, Professor, _Man-aester Community College, MarcheStc,r; Cennec-tient 06040.Secretary: Ailsmtr. Harlow; Librarian, Housatonie_Community ,.c.;. Bridgeport; Connecticut 06608.
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, Faculty Association of California CommunityColleges
President: Evanne Jardine,_ Instructrr, Santa Bar-bara City College; 721 Cliff Drive, Santa Barbara,California 93109.Executive Directo.'' -Patrick McCallum, 926 `J'Street, Sacramento, California 95814.
Illinois Community College Trustees AssociationPresident: Richard J. Doyle, Danville Area Com-munity College, 2000 East Main Street, Danville;Illinois ti1l32.Secretary:. Robert Caffner; Kaskaskia College;Shattuc Road; Centralia, Illinois 62801:
Elinois Council of Community CollegeAdministratorsProgickont: Weldon Ta Rant, Beii °ville Area-College,Belleville; Illinois 62221.Sccrc4-2.".ey: Jack_Weiss; Elgin Coirmunity_College;E:gin, Illinois S0120.
-111inois.CmAcit of Public Community CollegePres:Cents
Chairman: Harry W. Abell, President, Southeast-ern Illinois College; RR 4; Harrisburg, Illinois62946.
Seerctary/Treasurer: WilliamA. Koehn line, Presi-dent, Oakton Community College, 1600 East GolfRoad, De Si Plaines, Illmo.s 60016.
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Iowa Asscciation Community CollegePresidentsPreside'i.: William F. Si..wa'.;, Smori:!,.Prcient/President; Kirkwood C. !, ity (1.011,:ge,Kirkwood Boul.evar:-1. r..;etitn. Rapi,44,52106.
Iowa Association of ,Commrin; ty Cfsi c e Trustees
President:. Wayne Newton, Vice President, Kirk=wood Comm_ unity_College, 6,_01 Kirkwood B_ ottle=vard, S.W. ., Box 2068, Cedar .Rapi,is, IoWa 52406.
Kansas AssociaCon of Community 'alleges
President: George Tregellas, Trustee,_Barton Coun-ty Community College, Great Bend, Kansas 67530.
Maryland A-ssociation of ComMunity and JuniorColleges
President: Shirish K. Shah, Community College- ofBaltimore; Harbor Campus, Lombard Street &Market Place; Baltimore; Maryland 21202.Secretary: Susan lenard,,Villa Julie College;
_Stevenson_Lane,_Baltimore, Maryland 21153.
Maryland Council of Community CollegePresidents
Chairman: John E. Ravekes, Essex CommunityCollege; Baltimore; Maryland 21037.Secretary/Tre.,:surer:Robert C. Schleiger, Chesa-peake college, Wye Mills; Maryland 21679.
Massachusetts Community Colic Presideuts'Council
Chairman: James Houlihan; President, MiddlesexCommunity College, P.edford, Massachusetts .01730.
Michigan Community College AssociationPresident: Annette A. Diebel, Chairperson. Boardof Trustees, Delta College, University Center,Michigan 48710.Acting Executh9 Director: Thomas Bernthal, Mich-igan Community College Association; 750 MichiganNational 'Tower; Lansing; Michigan 48933.
Michigan CoMmunity C011ege Association ofDevelopment and Reseal- Ch
Chairperson:_ Richard Olivanti, Dean of CollegeRelations & Services, Kalaniaide Valley 0-,;inmw-ii-ty College, .Kalamazoo, Michigan 49009:Secretary/Treasurer: James Mezieki_Direeter ofResearch; Sehtiolcraft College, Liicihitii Michigan48152.
Middle .1flantic States Junior College CouncilPresident: John N. Cable; Dean, Coininunity Col-lege of The Finger Lakes, Canandaigua, New York14424.
See retary: Julia Carragan;_Assistant P-Hudson Valley Community College, Troy, NewYork 12180.
Minnesota Association of Community and JuniorColleges
President: T. Alex Easton, PreSident, ClearwaterCommunity Col14,e Region, Thief River Falls, Min-nesota 56701.
Secretarv/Treasurer _E_d Frederick, Provost, Uni=versity of Minnesota-Waseca, Waseca, Minnesota56903.
Mississippi Junior College AssociatienPresident: W.c,. ifenjamin; Itavvarnia Junior Col-lege, IT;.--,s ;'))oi 38843.Executive George_ V. MoodyLDirector,Division of Junlor `;alleges, State Department ofEducation; Box 771, ;Jackson; Mississippi 39205.
Missouri Association of Community and JuniorColleges
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Chairperson: E. Wiley Barker; 402 South FifthStreet, P.O. Box 715; Columbia; Missouri 65205.
Mounttin States Association of CommunityColJe es
President: Gordon Ward, President, Sheridan Col-lege, Sheridan. Wyoming 32801:Secretatyrrreasurer Judson Flower, President,Miles Community College; Miles City, Montana
National_ Association for Women Deans, Ad=ministratorS, and Coiiiiselors, CommUirity andJunior Coilc0 SectionPresident:_Carmen Neuberger, Dean of Students;The AincriCan University, WashingtOri, D.C. 20016
Nation3'; Junior College Athletic Association,President: Theo J. Heap, President, Mesa Com-munity College, Mesa, Arizona 85202.Executive Director George E. Killian, P.O. Box1586, Hutchinson, Kansas 67501.
Nebraska TeChniCal CommUnity CollegeAssociation
Chairman: Chester Garisrnan, Central TechnicalCommunity College Area, P.O. BoX 1468, GrandIS-land, Nebraska 68801.
New England Junior College CouncilPresident: Robert A. SilVeStre, Community CollegeOf Rhode Island, Warwick, Rhcide Island 02866.Secretary: John McKenzie, Massachusetts BayCommunity College; Wellesley, Massachusetts02189.
County Community College Presidents Associa-tion of NOY T0;Cy
PreSideilt: Rose M; Chaining, PreSident; MiddlesexCOO-4 College; Edison, New J ersey 088:8.
New JeiSleY Conferenre of County CommunityColleg. BuSincss Officers
Chairperson: Thomas Ara, Vice - President fof Ad-ministration and Treasurer, Brookdale Corrunt-.123tyCollege; Lincroft, New Jersey 07738.SectetarYLPaul Abrams; Assistant Dean_of Adinin-istration, Cumberland County College, Vineland;New Jersey. 07860:
New Jersey Council of County- CollegesChairperson: Nino F. Faletine, Chau-Man; Board ofTrustees; 712 75th Street, North Bergen, NewJersey 07047.S:;cretary:_OttO Mauke; President, Cdmden CountyCol ege, Blackwood, New Je.-sey 08012.
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New Mexico Association of CoMmunity andJunior Colleges and Postsecondary Schools.President: James Henderson, President, San JuanCollege, Farmington, New Mexico 87401.Secretaryirreasurer: Charles Reidlinger;_eampusDirector, New Mexico State Uniyersity-klamo-gordo Campus; Alainogordo; New Mexico 88310.
New York State ASsociation of TWo-YearColleges; Inc.President: Blanche Ettinger, Professor, BronACommunity College, Brom, New York .10453:Secretary: Henry Muschio; Professor; RocklandCommunity College; Suffern; New York :10901.
North Caro 7ino Association of IndependentColleges and Universities
Chairman: James Fred Young, President, ElonCollege. Elon. North Carolina 27244.
Council of NOrth Central Community and-Junior'Colleges
President: John A. Smith, President, SouthwesternCommunity College, Creston, Ibwa50801.
;Ohio Association of Two-Year CollegesPresident: Victor Karhan, Associate Professor ofEngineering. Lakeland Community College, StateRoute 306 at 1-90, Mentor, Ohio 44060.,Secretary: John Thornton, Assistant Professor,Stark Technical College, 6200 Frank Avenue, niV,Canton, Ohio 44720.
Ohio Technical and.Community CollegeAssociation
President: Harold M Nestor, Columbus TechnicalInstitute, 550 East Spring Street, Columbus,,, Ohio43216.
Oklahoma Association of Community and JuniorColleges
President: Gary ing_. Seminole Junior. College; .,
Southern Association of Community and JuniorColleges
President: Zdwm A. Thompson; President; AtlantaJunior College; Atlanta; Georgia 30310.Secietaiy: George B. Vaughan, President, Pied-mont Virginia Community College, Charlottesville,Virginia 22901.
Texas Juidnr College AssociationPresident: Jim M. Williams, Presiilent,_GraysonCounty Collk2ge, 6101 Grayson Drive, renisol,Texas 75020.
Texas junior College Teachers AsscvlionPresident: Reba D. Blackshear, El Centro College,Main -& Lamar; Dallas. Te,..-as 75202.Secretary: Doris Huilwegtse, Hoyard College atBig-Spring; 1001 Birdwea, Big Spring, Texas 79720.
Texas Public CommunF.ty/Junior CollegeAssociation
Director: Robert Clinton,,; 406 East 11th Street,'A i:-tin, Texas 78701.President: Marvin L. Baker, President; SouthPlains College; Levelland; "'etas 79336.
Washinp-ton Association of Community CollegePresidentsPresident: Shirley Gordon, Highlinc CommunityCollege, Midway, Wrshington 98031.treasurer:' Henry M. Milander; Olympic CommunityCtniege; 16th and Chester; Bremerton; Washin;ton98311,
State Administrators forCommunity, Technical, andJunior College Organizations
Alabama
Char es Payne, Chancellor; Alabama, ir.pment of Po.o.:4.cur,dlu-y Education. Si; South ("mutStreet, Suite '203, Montgomery, _=-,Lbairia 3613o,(205) 834-2200.
Alaska
George-F. Melican, Chancellor, Community Col-eges, poi:-ti __.;ducatitin_and Extension; Universityof Alaska, 3005 Arctic Boulevard; Suite 420;Anchorage, Alaska 99503; (907) 267-3326;
Arizona
Wayne M. McGrath; Executive Director, StaW_Board for Community Colleges of Arizona, 1937,West Jefferson, Buildirg A.; Phoenix, Arizona85009, (602) 255-4037.
AA-cans-AS.
Tom Spencer,_ Deputy DirectOr Department of_Higher Education, 13( West -6'vetit. Lztieet, Lit-tle Roc1/4. Arkansas 7 1. (501) 371 i .
California
Gerald 0. Hay ward, 'Chancellor, California Coin-rritmii,y Colleges, 1107 Ninth Street; Sacramento;California 95814, (916) 322=4005.
Colorado
Jame?, F. Weber, Director, tA;inniunity Colleges,Colorado State Board of Eommunity colleges andOccaT.National EducaJon, Boom 221, CentennialBuilding, 1312 Sherinan Street, Denver, Color:Au80203, (303) 8W3151.
Lewis Hycl .,'Executive Director, Board 'Of Tri.t.S-te;!s and Technical Colleges, 51 WoodlandStreet, Hartford, Connecticut 06105, (203) 566=3976.
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Delaware
John R. Kotula, President, Delaware Technical andCommunity College, P.O. Box 897, Dover. Delaware19901, '(302) 736=4621.
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Florida
Harold H. Kastner, Jr., Assistant Director, Divi=sion of Community Colleges, Florida State Depart-ment of Education, 310 Collins Building, Tana:hassee, Florida 32301, (904) 488-1721.
Georgia
Raskin R. Pounds, Vice Chan-cell-6r, R_eSearCh__andPlanning, University System of Georgia, 244 Wash-ington Street S.W., Atlanta, Georgia 30334, (404)056-2213.
Hawaii
J05- ^e S. Tsunoda, Chancellor fOr Community Coller;es; University of Hawaii, 2327 Dole Street;Honolulu, Hawaii 96822, (808) 948=7313.
idaho
Charles D. McQuillen, Executiv_e. Director, StateBoard of Education, 650 West State Street, LBJBuilding, Room 307, Boise, :daho 83720; (203)334-3300.
Illinois
David 'Pierce, Executive Dircttor, Illinois Com-munity College Board,_509 South Sixth Street,Springfield, IllinoiS 62701, (217) 785-0011;
Indiana
Cl /de R. Ingle, Commissioner_ Commissi-,n forHig'-uer Education, 143 West Market Street, In=dianapoliF, Indiana 46202; (317) 23'?-1900.
Iowa
Baley, Associate State Suporintendent,Area Schook and Career Educationpartment of PO:. ic Instruction, GrimesBuilding - Robm 203; Des Moines, Iowa 50319,(515) 281-3575.
Kansas
zsam New:and, Director, PoStsec-cindary__Adrairr:stra-tion, StateDepartment of Education, 120 East _
Fred _Douglas,_Director,_ Division _of Higher Educa-tion Services, Bureau of Instruction, State HouseStation 23, Augusta, Maine, 04333, (207) 289=2621.
MarylandJames D. Tschechtelin; Executive Director; StateBoard for Community Colleges; The Jeffrey Build-ing; 16 Francis Street; Annapolis; Maryland 21401;(301) 269-2881.
MasSachusettS
John B. Duff, Chancellor, Bda-...1 of Regents ifHigher Education; Room 619; McCormack B 1ilding,1 Ashburton Place; Boston; Massachusetts, f):';$)(617) 727-7785.
Michigan
James H. Fo.kening, Acting Director, CommunityCollege Services Unit, Michigan Department ofEducation, P.O. Box 30008, Lansing, Michigan48909, (517) 373-3360.
Minnesota
Gel Id Chiistenson, Chancellor, Minnesota (.7,..m-munity College S-ystom, 301 Capitol Squ.,i.e-
.BP,Idirig, 550 Critiar, St. Paul, Minnesot:. 35164(612) 296=3356.
Mississippi
Genrge_V: noody; Director;_Division of_Juniar Col-leges, State Department of Education, BOX771; Jackson; Mi5;sissippi 39205; (601) 359-3520.
r.d.issoun
Aphrodite Broligh, Associate D;xector; AcademicAffairs, Miss' Department of Higher Education;v00 Monroe .....venae, Jefferson City; Missouri65101, (3.4) 751-'236
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MOntana
Lannan, Coordinator of Community Cobleges,33 South Last Chance Gulch, Helena, Mon-tana 59620; (406) 444-6570.
Nebraska,
William Fuller; Executive Director; CoordinatingCommission for Postsecondary Education; Box95005; Lincoln; Nebraska 68509; (402) 471-2847:
Nevada
Robert M. Bersi, Chancellor, University of NevadaSystem, 405 Marsh Avenue, Reno, Nevada, 89509,(702) 784-4901.
New Hampshire
Charles Green, Chief, Division of PostseconeyEducation, 163 Loudon Road, Concord,Hampshire 03301; (603) 271=2722.
New Jersey
Rupert A: Jemmott,_ Director; Office:of Can-al-unity. College _Programs; Department of :High ,- E
tion, 225 West State_Street,,-P.O. Box 1293; Tren-ton; New jersey 08625, (609) 292-4470.
Mexico
Si ,ii edo Maestas; Associate Executive Secretary;Board of Educational Finance, 1068 CeiTillos Road ;:Santa Fe; New Mexico 87503, (505). 827-8300. /
rorneliiis V. Robbins,, Associate Chanc6lor forCommunity College--; State University of IN,TcwYork; State University Pia-z}4=11.-705; Albany; New-YOrk 1M46, (518) 473-1849; -
North EfiolinaRobert W. Scott, State President, State Depart- _-
merit_ of Community Colleges, 194 Education Build-ing, Raleigh, North Carolina 27611,-(919) 733-7051. ;
North: Dakota
John A._Ri'thar_dson,__Commissioner; St BoarthofHigher Education; BisMarck; North Dakota 58505,(701) 224=2960.
Ohio
Willam W. Miller, Administrator for Two-YearCampuses; Ohio Board of Regents, 30 East BroadStreet; Columbus; Ohio 43215, (614) 4C5-5S10.
Oklahoma
Joe Leone, Chancellor, State Regents for HigherEducation, 500 Education Building, Oklahoma City,Oklahoma 73105, (405) 521 -2444.
Oregon
Robert E Hamill, Associate Superintendent forCommunity Colleges, Oregon Board of Education;7(X) Pringle Parkway, Salem, Oregon 97310, (503)378 -8549.
Pennsylvania
-Warren_ _a_Evans, State Director; Community .Col-legeS, Chief, Divisien of Postsecondary EducationServices, Department of Education; ,333 MarketStreet, 9th Frobr, HarriSburg, Pennsylvania 17108,(717) 783:8228.
"Rhode Island
EdWard J. Liston; President; ComMunity Collegeof Rhede_Island; 400 East Avenue; Warwick,Rhode Island 02886, (401) 825-2188:
South CarolinaG. William Dudley, ExecutiNe Director, State- Boardfor Technical and Comprehensive Education, 111Executive Center Drive; Columbia, South Carolina29210, (803) 758-6915: .,
Bert Bach, Vice Chancellor for_Ac demic Affairs,State Board of Regents, State liniversity andCommunity College System, 1161 MurfreesboroRoad, Nashville. TennesSee 37217, :615) 741-4821.
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Texas
David T. Kelly, Senior Program Consultant, Cogr-dinating Board; Texas College andriUniverSitySystem; P.O. Box 12788, Capitol Station, Austin,Texiis 78711; (512) 475 -3413.
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Utah
Don A. Carpenter; Associate Commissioner forPlanning, Utah State Board of Regents, 807 EastSouth Temple; Salt Lake City, Utah 84102, (801)533-5617.
Vermont
Richard Bjork, .Chancellor, Vermont State _C:c&_leges; P.O. Box 359, Waterbury, Vet-Merit 05676,
; .(802) 241-2520.
Virginia
J. F. Hockaday; Chancell CommulityCollege System, P.O. Bo:, , Richmond, Virginia23212, (804) 222118.
Washington
John N.'Terrey,Executive Directoy, State Boardfor Community College Education, 319 SeventhAvenue FF-11, Olympia, Washington 98504, (206)753-7412.
West Virginia,
M. Douglas Call, Director of Community Celleges_and Vocational Education, West Virginia Board ofRegents; 959 Kanawha Boulevard' East, Charles=ton, West Virginia 25301, (304) 348-2101.
Wisoonsin
Robert P. Sorensen, State Director, Board of Voca-tional-Techrdcal and Adult Education, 4802 Sheboy-gan Avenue-7th Floor, Madison, WiSconSin 53702,(608) 266-1770.
Wyoming
Russell A. Hansen, Executive Secretary, Communi-ty College Commissiori; Boyd Building 5th Floor;1720 Carey Avenue, Cheyenne, WY 82002,(307) 777-7763.
Puerto Rico
ing. CarloS E. Reoyo; Chancellor of Regional Col-0,leges, University of Piierto Rico; University Sta-tion, Box 21850, Rio Pedros, Puerto Rico 00931,(809) 763=1600.
We who serve in community acid juniorcolleges are unified in the _American
-:!-Nocitition of Community and Junior_f o1-Is by a common desire to assist in ex,tending educational opportunity CO all
-citizens of this nation.
We believe education is essential forrealizing the fullest potential of eachmember rof ou society and that appro-pri:l.e. higher education s?ould be avail-able w all who can tienefit_ from it Thoughdiverse in purpose: in type; in control; insize, and in geogi:aphie location, membersof the Association share a singleness of
ikoncern and dedication to this educationalmission.
Artici .: I. Name
The name of this organization viii be"American Association of CI- Immunity andJunior Colleges:"
Article 11. PlirtriSCS
T;a. association is orb_ arriZed and Shall beopei Leo exclusively for charitable andeducational purposes and shall not engagein any activity which is not permitted by
orwassommiruirsoin
'Adopted: ?i-Ireh 4. 196:5Amended : March 1. 1971
,Amended: March 1. 1972'Araended: Apra 15, 1975
- Amended: May 1, 1979Amended: April 6. 1982
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an organization, exempt_ from taxationunder Section 501(a) and described in Sec-tion 501(cX3) of the Internal ReVenueCode. No part of its net earnings shall inare to the benefit of any private individualexcept that reasonable compensation maybe paid for services actually rendered. Nosubstantial part of its activities shall befor, carrying on propaganda, or otherwiseattempting to influence ..:-giSlation, and itshall not Participate in, or intervene in (in-'eluding the publishing or distributing ofstatements) any p,..itical campaign on behalf of any candidate for public office. '
Pursuant to these purposes the Associa.purposes;'ion shall promote the sound growth ofcommunity and junior Celle:pa and shallhelp create in therman atmosphere con-thiciVe to learning. It Shall Contributeevery practical way to the developmentof a better human environment in Amer-ica by working for the extension of falleducational opportunity to all Arnericanson an equitable basis. qualitatively anifquantitatively; and by striving for theeliiiiination of all forms of discriminationwhether by race; creed; sex; or financialcondition-
Article III, Membership
Section L The members Of this organiza-tion shall be limited to community, junior,and technical colleges, and similar post-secondary institutions which are Oa priv-ate foundations by reasons of Section cm(a) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1954(or the corresponding provisions of any ,future _United States Internal RevenueLaw). The membership shall consist oftwo categories: full and provisional: Allmembers shall be.approved by the Boardof Directors.
Section 2. Full Institutional Members. In-stitutional membership is open to corn-munity, junior, and technical colleges andsimilar pocondary institutions which,are by a regional accrediting
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association recognized by the Council onPostsecondary Accreditation. Institu-tional members are entitled to one vote.
Section 3. Pranis fowl Institutional Mem-bers: Provisional institutional meniberShipmaybe granted to newly organized corn,Triunity, junior, and technical colleges, andOther Similar postsecondary institutionswhich have notyet secured the necessaryaccreditation for institutional member-ship. Repres;entatives of provisional in-stitutional members are entitled to all
, privileges of the full institutional memberof the AssOciation except that they are in-
. eligible to4 old elective office. Provisionalinstitutio 1Members may hold this clas-SificatiOn for five years, and during thistime the Association will use appropriateresources to assist the i istitution to ob-tain the necessary accreditation.
Article IV. ASSoCiates
SectiOni. Individual ASSOriateS: Anyper:son interested in thi: work of the Ameri-can_ASsociation of Community and JuniorColleges and acceptable to the Br.ard ofDirectors-may become an individual assnmate. Indivjdual associates may not voteon hold elective office except as otherwiseprovided in this constitution.
Section 2: Institutional ASSociates. Anyfoundation; corporation; or other_organim-tion which wishes to support the objec-tives of the Association may become aninstitutional_ associate upon approval ofthe Board of Directors. Representativesof institotional associates may not vote orhold eleetive office except -is otherwiseprovided in this constitution.
Section_ Ife.morary Associates: In-Who have performed outstand-
ing service in community and junior col-lege Work, ppon nomination by the Boardof Directors; may be -elected _honoraryassociates the Assorliation,, Honoraryassociates-may not vote or hold elective
office except as otherwise provided in thisconstitution.
Article' V; Dues
Dues _of_inenbers shall be fixed by theBoard of Directors with the approVai ofthe institutional membership at_the_an,nual business Meeting. or by mail ballot.
. Dues of associates shall be fixed by theBoard Of Directors.
Article VI; Board of Directors
Section 1. The governing body of the As-Seciation shall be the Board of Directors.
Section 2. The Board of Directors shallhave authority to make policies for_theAssociation which are not inconsistentwith the constitution and bylaws. TheBoard of Directors shall have authority toestab4h bylaws and to establish an ex-ecutive committee.
Section 3. The Boarthof Directors shallconsist of thirty-one directors.
Eighteen of the directors shall be repre-SentativeS Of the institutional members,of which adeast fifteen shall be chief ex-ecutive' officers; three of the directorsshall be elected at large by the Board -ofDirectorg from individual§ affiliated withinstitutional members; three directorsshall Ire elected at large by the Beiard ofDirectors from the general public; sixdirectors shall be elected by the inatitn=tional membership from the recognizedcouncils; and one director, elected by theBoard of Directors, shall be the immediatepast chairman of the Board of Directors.
Section 4. A majority of the members ofthe Board of Directiys shall constitute aquorum for the transaction of businessprovided that a majority of those presentare institutional representatives.
Article VII. OfficersSection 1; The officers of the Associationshall be _a chairman and a vice chairmanof the Board of Directors, the presidentof the A§sociation, and such other officersas from time to time may be elected bythe Board of Directors.
Section 2. The president shall be ap-pointed by the Board of Directors for suchterm and at such salary as the Board maydetermine.
Article VIII. Duties of OffiersSection 1. The chairman and vice chair-man shall perform the duties pertainingto their offices as may be defined by theBoard of Directors. The chairman shallpreSide at meetings of the Board.
Section 2. The president shall be the chiefexecutive officer of the Association.
Aiitcle IX. ElectionsSection 1. The chairman and vice chair-man shall be elected annually by theBoard of Directors.
Section 2. Six directorsepresenting theinstitutional members shall be electedeach year by the institutional membershipto serve for terms of three years each.
One director at-large representing thetotal- institutional membership shall beelected hy the Board each year to servefor a term of three years.
One director at-large representing thepublic shall be elected by the Board eachyear to serve for a terin of three years.
Two directors representing the recog-nized councils shall be elected each yearby the institutional membership to servefor terms of three years each.
One director; the immediate past chair-man of the Board of Directors, shall beelected-by the-Board-each-year-to serve
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for a term of one year.
Section 3. Directora representing institu-tional members shall be elected by a voteof the official institutional representativesof members responding by mail ballot.
Section 4. Directors shall take office on.July 1 of the year of their election andShall serve until their successors aredesignated in accordance with provisionsof the constitution.
Section 5. In the event of a vacancy in theoffice of the chairman, the vice chairmanshall beconie chairman and serve theunexpired term. If there is a vacancy inboth the office of chairman and-vice chair-man; the Board of Directors shall elect oneof the members of the Board to serve aschairman for the unexpired term.
In the event of a vacancy among the direc-tors from the institutional member repre-sentatives or from _he recognized councils;the Board shall appoint a new director toserve until the committee on directorsreports to the membership and annualelections are conducted.
In theevent of a vacancy among the direc-tors at-large; the Board shall elect a newdirector to serve for the unexpired term.
Aiticie X; Meetings of the Association
Section 1. There shall be. an annual meet-ing of the Association it such time -andplace as the Board of Directors may deter-mine. Special meetings may be called bythe Board of Directors.
Section 2. Designated representative's ofinstitutional members present at Anymeeting of which written notice has beenduly given shall constitute a quorum fortransaction. of business:
Section 3. Each member institution shallbe entitled to one vote by its designatedrepresentative.
Article Xl. FinanceAt each annual meeting, the Board of Di-rectors shall present a statement of finan-cial condition of the Association and-shallreport on financial operations of thepreceding year and financial plans for thesucceeding year. No financial obligationsshall be incurred by any officer or com-mittee except as authorized within annualbudgets; or under authority of special in,terim action, approved by the Board ofDirectors_or its executive committee in in-terim action. The fiscal year of the Asso-ciation shall be fixed by the bylaws.
Article XII. Amendments
' Section 1. This constitution may beamended at an annual meeting of theAssociation by an affirmative vote of two-thirds of the designated representativesof institutional and provisional 'institu-tional members present and voting.Amendments shall not alter the purposesof this trust to operate exclusively forcharitable and educational purposes ,andin a manner which makes this trust taxexempt and the donations to it deducti-ble Iron: taxable income to t xtentallowed-by the Internal Reven ode.Written notice of any-proposed a. end-ment in the constitution shall be sent toall members of the Association at leastthirty (30) days prior to the date of the an-nual meeting.Section 2. A referendum td the constitu:tion may be authorized by an affirmativevote of two-thirds of the designatedrepre-sentatives of institutional and provisionalinstitutional members present and voting
, at an annual meeting. An affirmative voteof two-thirds of the institutional and pro-visional institutional members shall benecessary to amend the constitutionthrough a referendum; provided that atleast two-thirds_ of the institutional andprovisional institutionalmernbers respondto such a referendum. The. Board of Direc-tors shall be responsible for conducting areferendum.
Section 3. The bylaws may be amendedby a majority vote of all members of theBoard of Directors. Mail ballots may beused.
Article XIII. Provision for Dissolutionand Reference to Sections
Upon 'dissolution of this corporation, ifsuch ever should occur, the Directors shalldistribute all assets of the Association re-maining after payment of debts and liabil-ities to such institution or institutions orassociation or associations as the majorityof the Board of Directors shall elect, whichare exempt from taxation under Section
501(a), are organized and operated ex-clusively for educational or charitable pur-poses within the meaning of Section 501(cX3) of the Internal Revenue Code, andhave purposes similar to the purposes ofthis Association._ All references to sectionsof the Internal ReVenue Code are to thosesections as they are now enacted or here-after amended:
Article XIV. Parliamentary Authority
The rules contained in the current editiond Robert's Rules of Order Newly Revisedshall govern the Association in all casesto which they are applicable and in whichthey are not inconsistent with this con-stitution and any special rules of order theAssociation may adopt.
I. Membership
1. Each campus or -college of a multi-campus institution shall be invited tobecome an institutional member: Wheneach campus or college holds such mem-bership, the parent institution shallautomatically become an institutionalmember at no additional cost. Each cam-pus unit holding membership; as well asthe parent institution, shall be entitled toall membership privileges, including theright of its representative to vote and holdelective office.
2. The chief executive officer of themember institution shall be recognized asits official, designated. representativeunless the institution's chief executive of-ficer has designated, in writing, anotherindividual.
II. Organizational..Structure1. Officer1 and Directors
Directors shall serve for no more thantwo complete terms. A complete termshall normally be three years; however,a term of two years or more shall be con-sidered a complete term.
Officers of the Board of Directors shallbe a chairman and a vice chairman,elected by members of the Board. Elec-tion of the officers shall take place at the
*Amended: Novembe'r 30, 1972Amended: June 30. 1973Amended: Feoruary 24. 1974Amended: June 23. 1974Amended: April 15. 1975Amended: July 25, 19784Amended: June 1. 1982Amended: April 24. 1983
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spring meeting of the Boardr with termof office to be for one year, beginning July1 of the year of their election. The electedchairman and the elected vice chairmanshall be limited to serving onejrm intheir respective offices.
2. Committees of the Board
The Board of Directors shall have anexecutive committee from its own mem-bership, a committee on professional ser-vices, a committee on directors and mem-bership services, a.committee on federalrelations; and a committee on Associationvitality and publications. It may alsoestablish ad hoc committees. These com-'mittees shall be appointed by the chair-man of the Board with approval of theBoard.
3. Meetings of the Board
The Board of Directors shall meet .atleast twice a year. Written notice of allBoard meetings shall be sent to the direc-tors at least thirty (30) days in advance.
4. Other Groups
The Board of Directors may autherizethe creation or discontinua? ice of commis-sions, committees, task foxes, or similargroups responsible for broad areas of As:sociation activities under the guidance anddirection of the Board. The Board of Di-rectors shall establish tenure of membersof such commissions and committees. Thechairman of the Board Shall appoint themerfibers of committees, commissions,and' other such groups:
5. Responsibilities of the President
The president of the Association shallhave general administrative supervisionof the affairs of the Association and shallbe responsible for the execution of suchplans and policies as the Board of Direc-tors may authorize, direct, or approve. Heshall assign staff members appropriatetitles and duties. He shall be ex officio amember of all commissions and commit-tees; excepting the nominating commit-tee. He shall report annually to- the Asso-ciation and shallmake such other reportsas the Board of Directors may request. Heshall prepare and recommend an annualbudget to the Board of Directors. He shallbe responsible for the collection of duesand for the custody of funds of the Asso-ciation and shall make payments there-from in accordance with the authoriza-tions and directions of the Board ofDirectors: He shall serve at_ the pleasureof the Board of Directors or for such termas the Board of Directors may determine.
A secretary and a treasurer may bedesignated by the_president with approvalof the Board of Directors. . .
6, Delegation of Authority
The Board of Directors; the governingbody of the Association, may at its discre-tion delegate portions of its authority (ex-cept approval of the budget) to the specificofficers of the Association; to committeesof the Board, or to councils, commissions,and committees of the Association.
7. Councils
The Board m4 from time to timeenter into an agreement with councilswhich are organized and operate for pur-poses which contribute to and_sig-nifi, cant-ly benefit the p=urposes of the Association.Such an agreement; for aspecified_periodof time, will constitute a formal affiliationwith the .Ass_ociation. Such_ commis shallbe organized .and operated in a mannerconsistent with rules and regulationsap-proyed by the Board. For a council tobecome officially affiliated with the Asso-ciation, it must submit a w!ltten reeiestto the Board of Directors setting forth itspurposes, membership. criteria, forth. ofgovernance, and financial structure. Ap-proval of the Board -and written notifica,dot to the council constitute officialrecognition and affiliation_with theAsso,ciation. The Board may withdraw formalaffiliation of _a council by a written ninety(90) day notice.
Anv notice of withdrawal must setforth the reason. A group so affected maybe granted a hearing by the Board if anappeal is filed within thirty (30) days aftersuch notice -is mailed by the Board:
III. Nominations
1. Nominations for the eighteen insti-tutional representatives shall be by theBoard of Directors' committee .on direc-tors. Additional nominations may be madefrom the membership of . institutionalrepresentatives.
2. Nominations for the eighteen insti-tutional representatives; including sourceand biographical statements about nomi-nees; shall constitute. a mail ballot to besent to the official institutional represen-tatives by April 15 of each year.
3. The Board of Directors shall electits atlarge members from nominationsmade by the Board's committee on direc-tors, with results announced to the mem-bership at the earliest practical datefollowing election:
4. Each recognized`council not repre-sented on the Board of Directors, in-cluding those councils whose terms are toend in the current Board year, will be in-vited to submit a nomination to theBoard's committee on directors. This
nomination from each council shall bewhatever procedure is endorsed by a deci-sion of the members of each council con-cerned. If a council nominee is officiallyconnected with an institution eligible for.membership in the Association, that in-stitution must be an institutional member:The nominations for the recognized coun-cils, together with source and biographicalstatements about the nominees, shall bea part.of the mail ballot to be sent to theofficial institutional representatives byApril 15 of each year.
5. In eases of vacancies, replacements'are to be made for the remainder of themembership year by appointment of theBoard of Directors.
IV. Succession of Officers and Directors
1. Members of the Board shall be con-sidered to be ineligible to serve in thecategory in which they were elected if byreason of change ofposition they no longerrepresent, that category. The term of of,flee of such a member shall be terminatedeffective the date of change.
V; Membership Lists
1. Names of all members shall be pub-lished annually:
2: Any members whose dues are un-paid for the preceding year shall bedropped from the membership list:
3. Institutions dropped for non-pay-ment of dues may be reinstated by mak-ing a new application for membership inwhich case the Board may require thepayment of delinquent dues.
VI. Fiscal Policy1. The fiscal year of the Association
shall begin January 1 and close on Decem-ber 31. The Board of Directors shall haveauthority to change the fiscal year.
2. The Board of Directors shall adoptan annual budget for each fiscal year.
3. The Association, on approval by theBoard of Directors, may accept grantsfrom foundations and other appropriatedonors and enter into _contract with thefederal governthent and other appropriateagencie; to pursue investigations and per-form services consistent with Associationobjectives.
4. There shall be an annual audit of thegeneral financial condition and operationsof the Association by a certified publicaccountant.
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5. The president:and all employees ofthe Association office who handle any partof the :funds of the Association shall bebonded, the amount of the bonds to be de-terrnined.by the Board of Directors andpaid for by the Association.
VII. Annual Meeting
1. The annual meeting of the Associa-tion shall be held at a time and placedetermined by the Board. Written noticeof all meetings shall be sent to all mem-bers at least two weeks in 'advance.
ALAPHABETICAL LISTING OF COLLEGES
AABRAHAM BALDWIN AGRI COLLEGE GA'
ACADEMY OF AERONAUTICS NY
ADIRONDACK COMMUNITY COLLEGE NY
AGRICULTURAL TECHNICAL INSTITUTE OH
AGUADILLA REGIONAL COLLEGE PR
AGUADILLA REGIONAL COLLEGE PR
AIKEN TECHNICAL COLLEGE SC
AIMS COMMUNITY COLLEGE CO
ALABAMA AVIATION AND TECHNICAL COLLEGE AL
ALABAMA TECHNICAL COLLEGE AL
. ALAMO COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT TX
ALAMOGORDO CAMPUS . NM
ALBANY JUNIOR COLLEGE r GA
ALBUQUERQUE TECHNICAL VOCATIONAL INSTITUTE NM
ALEXANDER CITY STATE JUNIOR COLLEGE AL
ALEXANDRIA CAMPUS LA
ALEXANDRIA CAMPUS--
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ALEXANDRIA VOCATIONAL TECHNICAL INSTITUTE MN
ALFRED CAMPUS NY
ALLAN HANCOCK COLLEGE CA
ALLEGHENY CAMPUS PA
ALLEWCOUNTYCOMUNITY COLLEGE KS
ALPENA COMMUNITY COLLEGE MI
ALVIN COMMUNITY COLLEGE TX
AMARILLO CAMPUS TX
AMARILLO COLLEGE TX
AMERICAN COLLEGE OF SWITZERLAND
AMERICAN RIVER COLLEGE CA
AMERICAN SAMOA COMMUNITY COLLEGE , AS
ANCHORAGE COMMUNITY COLLEGE AID
ANCILLA COLLEGE IN
ANDERSON COLLEGE ° SC
.ANDREW COLLEGE GA
ANGELINA COLLEGE TX
ANWENY CAUPUS IA
ANNANDALE CAMPUS VA
ANNE ARUNDEL COMMUNITY COLLEGE MD
ANCKA-RAMSEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE MN
ANSON TECHNICAL COLLEGE NC
ANTELOPE VALLEY COLLEGE CA
ANTIGO CAMPUS;.[.., WI
APPLETON CAMPUS WI
AQUINAS JUNIOR COLLEGE MA
AQUINAS JUNIOR COLLEGE MA .
AQUINAS JUNIOR COLLEGE TN
ARAPAHOE COMMUNITY COLLEGE CO
ARAVAIPA CAMPUS AZ
ARECIBO REGIONAL CAMPUS PR
ARECIBO REGIONAL COLLEGE PR
ARECIBO TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY COLLEGE PR
ARIZONA WESTERN COLLEGE AZ
ARKANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY - BEEBE BRANCH AR
ARROWHEAD CCMMUNITYCOLLEGEREGION MN
ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBE TECHNICAL COLLEGE NC
ASHLAND CAMPUS. WI
ASHLAND COMMUNITY COLLEGE KY
ASHTABULA CAMPUS OH
ASNUNTUCKCOMMUNITY COLLEGE CT
ASTINGS CAMPUS NE
ATLANTA JUNIOR COLLEGE GA
ATLANTIC COMVjNITY COLLEGE NJ
ATMORE STMT. TECHNICAL !OLLEGE AL
AUBURN HIL...S CAMPUS . MI
AUGUSTA BRANCH ME
AUSTIN COMMUNITY COLLEGE MN
AUSTIN COMMUNITY COLLEGE TX
BACONE COLLEGE Ok
BAINBRIDGE JUNIOR COLLEGE GA
BAKERSFIELD COLLEGE CA
BANGOR COMMUNITY COLLEGE ME
BARABOO-SAUK COUNTY CAMPUS o WI
%ARRANQUITAS REGIONAL COLLEGE PR
DARRON COUNTY CAMPUS WI
BARSTOW COMMUNITY COLLEGE CA
BARTON COUNTY COMMUNITY JUNIOR COLLEGE KS
BASSIST COLLEGE OR
BAUDER FASHION' COLLEGE FL
BAY DE NOC COMMUNITY COLLEGE MI
BAY PATH JUNIOR COLLEGE MA
BAYAMON U TECHNOLOGICAL COLLEGE PR
BEATRICE CAMPUS NE
BEAUFORT CAMPUS SC
BEAUFORT COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE NC
BEAUFORT TECHNICAL CCLLEGE SC
BEAVER DAM CAMPUS WI
BECKER JUNIOR COLLEGE MA
BECKLEY COLLEGE WV J
BEE COUNTY COLLEGE TX .
BELLEVILLE AREA COLLEGE IL
BELLEVUE COMMUNITY COLLEGE WA
BELMONT COUNTY.CAMPCS CH
BELMONT TECHNICAL COLLEGE OH
BERGEN COMMUNITY COLLEGE WJ
BERKSHIRE COMMUNITY COLLEGE MA
BERLIN CAMPUS .1
BESSEMER STATE TECHNICAL COLLEGE AL
BETHANY LUTHERAN COLLEGE. MN
BIG BEND COMMUNITY COLLEGE WA
BISMARCK JUNIOR COLLEGE ND
BLACK HAWK COLLEGE IL
BLACKFEET COMMUNITY COLLEGE. MT
BLACKHAWK TECHNICAL INSTITUTE WI
BLADEN TECHNICAL, COLLEGE NC
BLINN COLLEGE TX
BLUE HILLS TECHNICAL INSITUTE MA'
BLUE MOUNTAIN COMMUNITY COLLEGE OR
BLUE RIDGE COMMUNITY COLLEGE VA
BLUE RIDGE TECHNICAL COLLEGE NC
BOONE CAMPUS IA
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN COMMUNITY COLLEGE NY
BOSSIER PARISH COMMUNITY COLLEGE LA
BOWLING GREEN UNIVERSITY FIRELANDS CAMPUS OH
BCYCE CAMPUS. PA
BRAINERD.COMMUNITY COLLEGE MN
BRANSON OAT TECHNICAL INSTITUTE NY
BRANDYWINE COLLEGE 0 OE
BRAZOSPORT coal& TX
BREVARD COLLEGE NC
BREVARD COMMUNITY COLLEGE FL
BREWER STATE JUNIOR COLLEGE AL
BREWTON-PARKER COLLEGE , GA
BRISTOL COMMUNITY COLLEGE MA
BRONX COMMUN:Y COLLEGE NY
BROOKDALE COMMUNITY CO4LEGE NJ
BROOKHAVEN COLLEGE
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'BROOKS COLLEGE_ CA
BROOMS CCOMUNITY COLLEGE NY
.BROWARD_COMMUNITY_COLLEGE FL
BRUNSWICK JUNIOR COLLEGE GA
DbCKS_COUNTY_COMMUNITY_COLLEGE PA
BUNRERHILL COMMUNITY COLLEGE MA
BURLINGTON COUNTY COLLEGE NJ
BUTLER COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE KS
BUTLER COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE PA
BUTTE COLLEGE CA
C A FREDD STATE TECHNICAL COLLEGE AL
CABRILLO COLLEGE CA
CALDWELL.CCMMUNITY COLLEGE d TECHNICAL INSTIT NC
.CAMDEN COUNTY COLLEGE NJ
CANADA COLLEGE CA
CANTON CAMPUS NY
CAPE COO COMMUNITY COLLEGE - MA
CAPE FEAR TECHNICAL INSTITUTE NC
CARL ALBERT JUNIOR COLLEGE OK
CARLSANDBURG COLLEGE IL
CARLSBAD CAiPUS: NM
CAROLINA REGIONAL COLLEGE_UPR PR
CARTERET TECHNICAL COLLEGE NC
CARVER STATE TECHNICAL COLLEGE AL
CASPER COLLEGE WY
CATAWBA VALLEY TECHNICAL COLLEGE NC
.CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF PUERTO RICO PR
CATONSVILLE COMMUNITY" COLLEGE MO
CAYUGA COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE NY
CAZENOVIA COLLEGE "NY
CECIL COMMUNITY COLLEGE OD
CEDAR VALLEY COLLEGE TX
CENTER FOR DEGREE STUDIES PA
CENTERVILLE CAMPUS IIM
CENTRAL ARIZONA COLLEGE DISTRICT AZ.
CENTRAL CAMPUS TX.
CENTRAL CAMPUS WI
CENTRAL CAROLINA TECHNICAL COLLEGE NC
CENTRAL COLLEGE KS
'CENTRAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE NE
'CENTRAL FLORIDA COMMJNITY EUL'EGE FL
CENTRAL INDIANA REGION IN
CENTRAL MAINE VOCATIONAL TECHNICAL INSTITUTE ME
CENTRAL OHIO TECHNICAL COLLEGE OH
CENTRAL OREGON COMMUNITY COLLEGE OR
CENTRAL PENN BUSINESS SCHOOL' PA
CENTRAL PIEDMONT COMMUNITY COLLEGE NC
CENTRAL TEXAS COLLEGE TX
CENTRAL VIRGINIA COMMUNITY COLLEGE VA
CENTRAL WYOMING COLLEGE NY-
CENTRALIA COLLEGE-0 WA
CERRITOSCCLLEGE CA
CERRO COSO COMMUNITY COLLEGE CA0
CHABOT COLLEGE CA
. CHAFFEY COLLEGE CA
CHAMBERLAYNE JUNIOR COLLEGE MA
CHAMPLAIN COLLEGE : VT
. CHARLES COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE MO
CHARLES STEWART MOTT COMMUNITY COLLEGE MI
CHATFIELD_COLLEGE OH
CHATTAHOOCHEE VALLEY STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE AL
CHATTANOOGA STATETECHNICALCOMOUNTTYCOLLEGE TN
CHAUNCEY SPARKS STATE TECHNICAL COLLEGE AL
CHEMNETA COMMUNITY. COLLEGE OR
CHESAPEAKE CAMPUS VA
CHESAPEAKE COLLEGE
CHESTERFIELD - MARLBORO TECHNICAL COLLEGE SC
CHICAGO CITY-WIDE COLLEGE IL
CHICAGO_URBAN._SKILLS INSTITUTE IL
CHILLICOTHE CAMPUS OH
CIIIPCCA JUNIOR COLLEGE FL
CHOWAN COLLEGE , KCHRISTANNA CAMPUS 0 VA
CINCINNATI TECHNICAL.COLLEGE CH
CISCO JUNIOR COLLEGE TX
CITRUS COLLEGE CA
CITY CAMPUS NY
CITY COLLEGE OF SAN FRANCISCO CA
CITY COLLEGES OF CHICAGO IL
CLACKAMAS COMMUNITY COLLEGE -- OR
CLAREDON COLLEGE TX
CLAREMONT CAMPU5 NH
CLARK COLLEGE WA
CLARK COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE x NV
CLARK TECHNICL COLLEGE OH
CLARKE COLLEGE MS
CLATSOP,COMUNITY COLLEGE DR' '
CLAYTON JUNIOR COLLEGE 0 GA
CLEARWATER COMMUNITY COLLEGE REGION MN'141
CLERACNT GENERAL AND TECHNICAL COLLEGE OH
CLEVELAND STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE TN
CLEVELAND TECHNICAL COLLEGE NC
CLINTON COMMUNITY COLLEGE IA-
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CLOVIS CAMPUS NV
COAHOMA JUNIOR COLLEGE MS.
COAST COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT: CA '
COASTAL CAROLINA COMMUNITY COLLEGE NC
COASTLINE COMMIT', COLLEGE CA
.COBLESKILL CAMPUS NY,
COCHISE COLLEGE:, AZ
COfFEYVILLE COWAUNITY COLLEGE KS
COLBYCOMMUNITY JUNIOR COLLEGE KS
COLLEGE CENTER - NORTH PA
COLLEGE OF APPLIED SCIENCE ANDJEFHN OH
COLLEGE OF ALAMEDA
COLLEGE OF DUPAGE IL
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COLLEGE CF MARIN ,, CA
COLLEGE OF SAN MATEO CA.-
COLLEGE OF,THE ALBEMARLE NC
COLLEGE OF THE CANYONS CA
COLLEGE OF THE DESERT CA
COLLEGE OF THE MAINLAND TX
COLLEGE OF THE REDWOODS CA
COLLEGE OF THE SEQUOIAS CA
COLLEGE OF THE SISKIYOUS CA
COLORADO WOLNTAIN COLLEGE CO
COLORADO NORTHWESTERN COMMUNITY COLLEGE CO
COLUMBIA BASTA COLLEGE WA
COLUMBIA COLLEGE CA
COLUMBIA STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE TN ,
COLUMBIA-GREENE COMMUNITY COLLEGE NY
COLUMBUS TECHNICAL INSTITUTE IN
COLUMBUS TECHNICAL INSTITUTE OH
COINUN fry CAMPUS AZ
COMMUNITY CLG. OF MICRONESIA TT
COMMUNITY COLLEGE CENTERS CA
COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT XII WA
COMMUNITY COLLEGE OF ALLEGHENY COUNTY PA
COMMUNITY COLLEGE OF AURORA CO
COMMUNITY COLLEGE OF BALTIMORE MD
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COMMUNITY COLLEGE OF BEAVER COUNTY PA
COMMUNITY COLLEGE OF DENVER SYSTEM CO
,COMMUNITY COLLEGE OF PHILADELPHIA PA
COMMUNITY COLLEGE OF RHCOE ISLAND RI.
COMMUNITY COLLEGE OF THE AIR FORCE AL
COMMUNITY COLLEGE OF THE FINGER LAKES NY
COMMUNITY COLLEGE OF VERMONT VT
COMMUNITY COLLEGES OF SPOKANE WA
COMMUNITYEDUCATICNUNIT CO
COMPTCN COMMUNITY COLLEGE CA
CONCORDIACOLLEGE AL
TONNORS STATE COLLEGE ; . OK
CONTRA COSTA COLLEGE CA
CONTRA COSTA COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT CA
.CCOKE COUNTY COLLEGE TX
,COPIAH-LINCOLVJUNIOR COLLEGE MS
CORNING COMMUNITY COLLEGE NY
COSUMNESRIVER COLLEGE CA
COTTEY COLLEGE MO
COUNTY COLLEGE OF MORRIS NJ
COWLEY COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE KS
CRAFTCN HILLS COLLEGE CA
CRAVEN COMMUNITY COLLEGE NC
CROOKSTbN CAMPUS
CROSIER SEMINARY JUNIOR COLLEGE
CROWDER COLLEGE MO
CUESTA COLLEGE CA
CUSERLAND COUNTY COLLEGE NJ
CUYAsHOGA COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT OH
CUYAMACA C(tLEGE CA
CYPRESS COLLEGE CA
D'DABNEY S. LANCASTER CCNNUNITY COLLEGE VA
DALLAS COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT TX'
DALTCN JUNIOR COLLEGE GA
DANVILLE AREA COMMUNITY COLLEGE IL
DANVILLE COMMUNITY COLLEGE. VA
DAVENPORT COLLEGE OF BUSINESS o MI
DAVIDSON COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE NC
DAWSON COMMUNITY COLLEGE MT
DAYTONA BEACH COMMUNITY COLLEGE FL
DE ANZA COLLEGE- CA
DEAN JUNIOR COLLEGE MA
DEKALB COMMUNITY COLLEGE GA
DEL MAR _COLLEGE TX
DELAWARE COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE PA .
DELAWARE TECHNICAL AND COMMUNITY COLLEGE DE
DELGADO COMMIT'? COLLEGE ' LA
DELHI CAMPUS NY
DELTA COLLEGE MI
DENMARK TECHNICAL COLLEGE SC
DENVER AURARIA COMMUNITY COLLEGE CO
DES MOINES AREA COMMUNITY COLLEGE IA
DIABLO VALLEY COLLEGE L CA
,DISTRICT ONE TECHNICAL INSTITUTE WI
DIXIE COLLEGE._ UT
DODGE CITY COMMUNITY COLLEGE KS
DON BOSCO TECHNICAL INSTITUTE CA
P. DONA ANA BRANCH NN
bONNELLY COLLEGE KS
DOUGLAS MACARTHUR STATE TECHNICAL COLLEGE AL
DOWNTOWN CAMPUS AZ
DOWNTOWN CAMPUS 1 FL
DOWNTOWN CAMPUS VA
DRAUGHON'S JUNIOR COLLEGE Gk
DOLLKNIFE MEMORIAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE ' MT
DUNDALK COMMUNITY COLLEGE
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DUPAGE OPEN COLLEGE IL
DURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE' ' NC
DUTCHESS CONAUNITY COLLEGE - NY
DYERSBURG STATE CCUMUNITY COLLEGE TN ,
E KENTUCKY U.-OFFICE OF COMMUNITY COLLEGE PRO KY
EAST ARKANSAS COMMUNITY COLLEGE AR
EAST CAMPUS AZ
EAST CAMPUS CO
EAST CAMPUS IL
EAST CENTRAL COLLEGE MO
.EAST CENTRAL JUNIOR_ COLLEGE__ MS
EAST CENTRAL TECHNICAL INSTITUTE - IN
EAST LIVERPOOLREGIONALCAMPUS OA
EAST LOS ANGELES COLLEGE CA
EAST MISSISSIPPI JUNIOR COLLEGE MS
EASTERN ARIZONA COLLEGE AZ
EASTERN CAMPUS .......... . OH
EASTERN IOWA COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT IA
EASTERN MAINE VOCATIONAL TECHNICAL INSTITUTE ME
EASTERN NEW MEXICO UNIVERSITY: NM
EASTERN OKLAHOMA STATE COLLEGE CI(
EASTERN SHORE COMMUNITY COLLEGE ' VA
EASTERN WYOMING COLLEGE WY
EASTFIELD COLLEGE TX
EDGECOMEECHNICAL COLLEGE NC
EDISON OOMMUNITY COLLEGE FL
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Myitic Grip Disc. $1 each.Soft rubber, nonslip gripper lets you get a handle on things,like hard-to-open therMos bottles and radiator caps. Also acoaster. Imprinted with the Association's name and Motto "Op-portunity With Excelrence." Dimension: 43/4" dia.- Limitededition;
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Administration and Policy
Dollars and Directives: Issuesand Problems Related to Fi-nancial Support and LegalAuthorizations of Communi-ty Colleges; S.V. Martorana,James L. Wattenbarger, andWayne D. Smatz, 1978; $5.
Modernizing State Policies:Community Colleges andLifelong EducationlamisonGilder, editor, 1981. $7.50.
Perspe'ctive: Community Col-teges in the 1980s. Joseph P.Cosand, 1981. $5.'
Community Colleges and Ap-propriate Technology.AACJC, 1979. $2.
Community Education-WorkCouncils: The AACJC Pro-ject. James R. Mahoney, 1979.$1.50.
Cooperation in VocationalEducatiOn4-, AACJC/AVAJoint Study-, David S.BuShnell, 1978. $
Employee Training for Pro-ductivity.1 Roger Yarrington,editor, 1980. $5.
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