Black Hawk College East Campus - Wahian Yearbook (Galva, IL)

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'x THEODORE R. COBERLEY Dean of Student Services, Ted Coberley, is the chi ef stu- dent personnel officer for the East Campus, managing financial aid s and coordinating admissions, registration, and r e c o r ds. I-Iis c o ni rn i tt e e services include A c a d e mic Review, Merit Bonus, Promotion Review, and Special Events. Ted a tt e n d e d the Quad-Cities C a m p us of Black I-lawk, r e c e i v e d his B. S. at Illinois State University, and earned his M.S. at the University of Wisconsin fStoutJ. A member of Kiwanis Club, Ted enjoys travel and amusement parks. DALE SWANSON Mr. Dale Swanson, S up e rvi so r of Busin e ss Affairs, is responsible for such things as the supportive services st a ff, the buildings and grounds, supplies, and financial transactions. Mr. Swanson attended the Kewanee Business College. I-Ie enjoys working in his yard and is a Rotary Club member. S 5 f -l' .4 fs. ,Q FREDERICK E. STAI-IL Dean of Instruction, Fred Stahl, coordinates all of the East Campus a c a d e mi c programs in c lu d i n g university parallel, occupational, and adult education. I-ie serve s on Curriculum, Merit Bonus, Bicentennial, Tenure, Pro m o tio n Review, and Faculty Evaluation committees. Mr. Stahl received his B.S. and M.S. at Illinois State Univ e r sity and has done additional work at the University of Illinois, Western Illinois University, and Nova University. I-Ie has taught English and Philosophy at B. H. E. Among his c om munity service activities, Mr. Stahl lists Rotary Club and co-chairperson of the K ew an e e Bicentennial Committee. He enjoys his dogs and gardening. LAWRENCE ZIMMERMANN Larry Zimmermann is Di r e cto r of the Learning Resources C enter, and as such is responsible for the acquisition and dis- tribution of publications and audio-visual materials. Mr. Zi mm erm a nn earned his B. S. at Northern Illinois University, and has done additional work there. Photography is one of Larry's current interests. frffaifz 1 N . . 'r

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w DAVID LAPAN Dave Lapan, Athletic Director, coaches b asketb all and coordinates intramural activities among o th er responsibilities. lvlr. Lapan received his B. S. and M.S. both at Illinois State University and has done additional work at Southern Illinois University QEdwardsvilleQ and Eastern Illinois University. Before coming to B.I-I. E. , Mr. Lapan, among other things, taught at La k e l a n d College, w a s a Director o f Playgrounds and Little League, and w a s an assistant golf pro. Mr. Lapan lists tennis, racquetball, and running among his hobbies. Dave and his wife, Rita, fwho helps with B.l-I. E. 's Nursing Programj have three children. KATHIE DRISCOLL Assistant Instructor, Kathie Driscoll, te aches Readi-ng 103, trains tutors, and sup e rvis e s the R e a di n g and Study Skills Center. She serves as chairperson of the Special Events Committee. Mrs. Driscoll received her B. A. in Education and M. S. in Reading from Western Illinois University. She has worked as a Title I Re ading Aid and as a Graduate Assistant at the University of Iowa Re a ding Center before coming to B.H. E. Her two daughters fill any spare time Ms. Driscoll has. 'sr -.-4'lf t f11' I CONNIE I-IERINK Connie Herink, Student Services S p e ci a li s t, works with admissions, r e g i s tr a ti o n, recruiting, and academic advise- ment. She received her B. S. from Illinois State University and her M. S. from Western Illinois University. Before joining the B.I-I.E. staff, Connie taught high school English. Music and reading are among Connie's interests. RICH WARNER Rich Warner, Counselor and Coordinator of Student Activi- ties, teaches Human Po t enti al, coaches the Sweathogs, and sup e rvi s e s such things as testing, placement, a n d veterans' affairs. Also, he has served on the Curriculum and Special Events Committees and is advisor for the Student S en ate and other student organizations as requested. Rich ' s background includes a B.A. in Psychology and an M. S. in Education from Northern Illinois University and the position of C o o r din a to r of Veterans' Affairs at Kishwaukee College before coming to B.H.E. Mr. Warner enjoys sports and photography. X wg M 'Xa