COLLEGE CLASSROOM body Master Degrees Benedictine University -- Lisle Channahon: Ann O'Connor. Minooka: Kelly Hornberger. Wilmington: Lawrence Wallen. Concordia University -- River Forest Joliet: Kristin Jean Egly. Illinois State University -- Normal Gardner: Michelle Lynn Miner. Joliet: Ericca Lynn Pollack, Bradley Eddy Renwick, Melissa E. Studer. Morris: Irene Therese Albers. New Lenox: Wendy Kay Hegarty. Plainfield: Takisha Dynette Collins, Matthew James Deal. University of Iowa -- Iowa City, Iowa Joliet: Anissa Deanne Williams. University of Illinois -- Springfield New Lenox: Thomas William Weber. University of Nebraska -- Lincoln, Neb. Joliet: Jonathan Connor Self. University of St. Francis Crete: Susan Riegel. Joliet: Kristi Vanderhoof. New Lenox: Elizabeth Franczyk, Christine J. Marks. Plainfield: Gwendolyn Geistler, Paul V. Holba, John M. Kwak, Jolene A. Peters.

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Benedictine University -- Lisle Joliet: Ne'Keisha Green, Leonel Lopez, Sylvia Martinez, Nima Patel.

Centre College -- Danville, Ky.

Minooka: Stephanie Holbrook.

Cornell College -- Mount Vernon, Iowa

Lockport: Frank Taldone.

Morris: Elizabeth Breuning.

Dartmouth College -- Hanover, N.H.

Plainfield: Adam Ziegfeld.

Elmhurst College -- Elmhurst

Bolingbrook: Maya Bijronia, Kassaundra Idette Evans, Jerome M. Pettiford.

Frankfort: Raymond James Isbell, Todd Edmund Schultz.

Lemont: Lina Dielininkaityte, Michael T. Mateja, Jonathan James Nicholson, Tricia C. Preuss.

Plainfield: Candice Fay ...

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