Black Hawk College - Sauk Yearbook (Moline, IL)

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1 ff' f This ls Black Hawk Black Hawk College is more than just a building. A school is the people who bring it life. Over 2,000 students and l20 faculty and administration members give life to the Black Hawk building'which is lo- cated on l6th St. hill, Moline, Illinois. Continual growth has placed Black Hawk among the five largest junior col- leges in the state. A wide liberal arts curriculum offers BHC students varied courses in l2 major departments leading to Associate in Arts and Associate in Science degrees. In addition it provides educational op- portunities equal to those provided in the first two years at colleges granting the baccalaureate degree. Black Hawk also includes semi-professional education for students who expect to enter directly into commerce or industry. Serving its community is important to Black Hawk. lt is the pioneer tax sup- ported junior college district in the state of Illinois.

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Land Gift Makes Expansion Possible Forty-seven acres of land, donated to Black Hawk College by the four hundred and thirty-six stockholders of the Black Hawk Industrial Develop- ment Co., has been a major incentive to college expansion. Valued at S47,000, the land is Io- cated north of John Deere Road in the southeast bluff area. The white-topped structure is a superimposition of the present Black Hawk College building on the smaller, I8-acre tract. A 29- acre tract lies diagonally across Mo- Iine's 34th avenue extended. The college board gratefully ac- cepted the public-spirited donation and intensified consideration of a long awaited and badly needed permanent location for the school. The donation will help the college clear one financial h-urdle and, it is hoped, will provide an important cul- tural addition to the Rock River Valley.