Catalog 2022-2023
The alumni of Illinois College have an enviable record of career success in such fields as education, law, medicine and allied fields, the ministry, social work, journalism, engineering, and business. Leaders in these fields constantly affirm that the best preparation for the professions is a liberal arts background.
Illinois College makes every effort through its career planning program to assist students in preparing for the career of their choice not only through the traditional curriculum but through a range of co-curricular opportunities. Students should bear in mind that most professional schools require a college record of more than average achievement for admission.
To ensure that all members of our community live, work, and learn in an environment where they can thrive, we affirm four guiding virtues: commitment, curiosity, clarity, and civility.
With commitment, we will work diligently to support our community and pursue excellence.
With curiosity, we will be eager to learn, open to new information, ready to take risks, and earnest in our pursuit of growth.
With clarity, we will be open and honest with each other, and act with integrity at all times.
With civility, we will treat one another with respect and care, and seek justice and understanding within and beyond our community.
Through commitment, curiosity, clarity, and civility, we pledge to uphold the mission and vision of Illinois College, ensuring that, both individually and collectively, we do all we can to make a positive difference in our world. (Adopted by the Faculty, 2018)
An academic community can only function if the rights and responsibilities of all its members are recognized. Illinois College requires that students be familiar with stated College policies and procedures as printed in the Student Handbook (Illinois College Blue Book https://www.ic.edu/studenthandbook), which also includes the Code of Student Conduct, disciplinary process and appeal information.
Students who violate Illinois College policies may be subject to warning, probation, deferred suspension, suspension or dismissal. A student who has been dismissed for non-academic reasons and wishes to return must apply in writing to the Provost. The Provost in consultation with the Associate Dean of Students will then make a determination on readmission. If the student’s request for readmission is denied, the student may submit an appeal letter. The appeal letter should include evidence of new and substantive information or why they believe they were denied due process on their request to be readmitted.
Office of Admission
Illinois College
1101 West College Avenue
Jacksonville, Illinois 62650
217.245.3030
Fax: 217.245.3034
Tollfree:866.464.526
E-mail: admission@ic.edu
web: www.ic.edu
Office of Student Financial Services
Illinois College
1101 West College Avenue Jacksonville, IL 62650
217.245.3035 Fax: 217.245.3274
Toll free: 866.464.5265
E-mail: sfs@ic.edu
web: www.ic.edu
Office of Student Financial Service
Illinois College
1101 West College Avenue
Jacksonville, IL 62650
FAFSA code: 001688
217.245.3035 Fax: 217.245.3274 Toll free: 866.464.5265
Email: sfs@ic.edu
web: www.ic.edu
Illinois College offers a wide variety of need-based and merit-based programs. Need-based aid is awarded based on the premise that the primary responsibility of paying for college lies with the student and his or her parents. Aid is intended to help fill the gap between the cost of the education and the family’s ability to pay.
Eligibility for need-based financial aid is determined from the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). The FAFSA may be completed online at www.fafsa.gov. The Illinois College school code is 001688. Students should file by October 31 in order to receive full consideration for all federal, state and institutional programs. Illinois College does not provide any institutional aid for part-time enrollment, for summer school or for students that have earned a baccalaureate degree.
Financial aid packages are prepared for students based on their demonstrated eligibility and individual circumstances. Awards may include grants, scholarships, loans and/or work-study opportunities. Eligibility for need-based aid is evaluated every year by completing a new FAFSA. Award amounts may increase or decrease as the family’s financial situation changes.
Dates indicate the years of appointment to the Faculty and to the present rank.
BACHELOR OF ARTS |
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Lucas Alan Motley |
Benjamin Dean Alli |
Serenity Gayle Lowe Austen Michael Piper Manley James Allen Marcinkowski Connor M McAndrew Richard Jacob McQueen Riley Allen Miller Felicitas Mojica Chavez Olivia T Molette Corinne Michelle Monroe Noah Brayden Nelson Austin James Newton Madison Emile Nickrent Alyssa Rose Olagbegi Bibiyemi Subomi Olaitan Beau Riley Parkevich Levi A Parkevich Alyssa Marie Pfeiler Sean M Pickerill Steven Robert Price Jennifer Sue Ratliff Isaac Allan Rhinehart Raul Rubalcava III Connor Charles Rutherford Alexander James Santerelli David C Seering Tiffany Jade Shirkey Matthew Raymond Shook Dakota Paul Stevens Mitchell E Stonehouse Erik David Stover Jaylin Micheal Swan Cheyanne Elizabeth Taylor Miguel Antonio Tellez Adrien Texier D'artagnan Quinn Todd Hunter James Toeben Amy M Toothaker Rebekah Lynn Van Bebber Caleb J VanDeVelde Nathaniel Joseph Vandygriff Seth David Vaughn Grace A Vestal Brooke Jessica Walker Mazi GeorgAnn Walker Maxwell L Wallace Asia Reneé Watson Ariana Nicole White Samantha Elaine Woods |
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE | ||
Sani Bagnah-Rogers |
James Evan Ibberson |
Kaylee Rose Reynolds Ariel Marie Rhoades Hannah Jane Saathoff Shelby Lynn Salzman Annie Ruth Saxton Samantha Ann Seggerman Evan Michael Shade Sabrina Siraj Shivani Anna Marie Siragusa Allen Gregory Daniel Smith Brianna Telisa Smith Kyndal Alyce Smith Andrea Leigh Stone Jacob Stephen Thaller Omar Urquiza Allison Jo Ward Ronni Patricia Weems Joshua Charles Weller Dalton Aaron West Savanah TL Wilbourn Bryton Richelle Wilson Emily E Woods Jenna-Marie Claire Wright Maria Valentina Mae Penunia Yap Zixiao Zhu |
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING | ||
Faith Elizabeth Billings Kayla Rose Dannaman Karlie Jo Davis Kaitlyn Emily Drake Jennifer E Golembeck Jessica Lynn Harper Emily Brianne Hocking Stephen Douglas Hunn Jr Molly Peyton Kern Savanna Nicole Long Andrea Elizabeth Mayes Halei Layne Orrell Norma Mioxotil Ortiz Taylor Lynn Runge Jordyn Ann Schone Jessica Nicole Shumaker Amanda Kay Starkweather Jigna Sunil Suthar Brittany Ann Tallacksen Olivia Marie Wall |
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HONORS AWARDED | ||
Phi Beta Kappa | Valedictorian | Summa Cum Laude |
Nicholas J Amodeo Sunday Ndoma Bobori Molly Elizabeth Gearin Ann Martha Marie Ibberson Muhammad Ibrahim Kamal Megan Ann Ley Yifan Mao Lucas Alan Motley Sergio Pena Sirikarn Phuangthong Megan Lynn Price Ariel Marie Rhoades Sabrina Siraj Shivani |
Molly Elizabeth Gearin |
Nicholas J Amodeo Molly Elizabeth Gearin Megan Ann Ley Sergio Pena Juliet Anne Arnold Asher Augustus-Marshall Guenevere McKenna Black Ford Zoe Mckenzie Hartz Sean Michael Hynes Montgomery Jennings Olivia Rose Jordan Emily Marie Maul Emma Lynn Raftery Gretchen Marie Riggle Cynthia Dawn Staake Kaylie Stowe Ayden Anna Thomas Lauryn Paige Thornton Zachary Paul Vespa |
Magna Cum Laude | Cum Laude | |
Britny A Bergheger Andrew Joseph Bridges Brian David Kindt Joseph Ray Dote Lagahid Megan Esther Loveland Michael Morya Mahung Elizabeth P Meyer Katelyn Marie Tabit Jacob M Trim Corbin Nathaniel Tullis Samuel Clayton Wenda |
Lucas Alan Motley Subhi Khalil Anshasi AnnaBeth Chloe Batson Kennedy Morgan Carnes Jaden Michael Craigmiles Austin Levi Crowder Emily Fanning Layne Morgan Gregory Sydney Elizabeth Himmelman Clay Patrick Johnson Jasaun Makhi King Grace Elizabeth Moore William Christian Peak Alexandra E Pyle Yanan Sun Shelby Renee Tribble Lauryn Renee Tuetken Pyper Elaine Wettstein |