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2. Toward a More Unified Education: Academic and Vocational Integration in Illinois Community Colleges.

Author

Bragg, Debra D. and Reger, William M. IV

Abstract

Survey responses from 47 of 49 Illinois community colleges and interviews with 20 staff show that the predominant approach to academic-vocational integration is applied academics. Less evident are multidisciplinary courses, linked or cluster courses, and learning communities. Many barriers result from the long-standing separation of vocational and academic education. (Contains 37 references.) (SK)

Published
2000

4. Focus on the Urban Community

Author

Tillman, Sheadrick A., IV

Abstract

The conception of an occupational education delivery system for an institution located in an urban community was realized at Chicago State University through changes in administrative structure and curriculum, an interdisciplinary faculty approach, a contemporary cooperative work experience program, and a cooperative urban teacher education program. (EA)

Published
1974

5. The Irish in Illinois.

Author

Shannon IV, William P.

Subjects
PATRONAGE, RACE discrimination, RACE relations, ILLINOIS state history, POLITICAL parties
Published
2023
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7. Diversity brings debate home.

Author

Ellis IV, John W.

Subjects
MINORITY business enterprises, AFFIRMATIVE action programs
Abstract

Reports on the impact of affirmative action on minority business enterprises in Chicago, Illinois. Devastation of the minority community; Concern on the fate of established minority enterprises; Requirement for certification as minority business enterprise.

Published
1995

8. Hiring sales up at minority firms.

Author

Ellis IV, John W.

Subjects
MINORITY business enterprises, EMPLOYEE selection
Abstract

Presents the results of a survey on the increase in the number of employees in minority owned business enterprises (MBEs) in Chicago, Illinois. Employment of the MBEs of an average of 31 workers.

Published
1995

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