Last Name First Name Hire Date Position Title Degree Institution Branch of Study Waugh Christine August-06 Coordinator Clinical Field Experiences Master’s <strong>Purdue</strong> University Calumet Not Reported Weber Elsa August-96 Associate Professor Early Childhood Ph.D. University of Illinois at Chicago Education, General Wedding Amy February-10 Career Services Coordinator Bachelor’s Millikin University Sociology Wee Su-Jeong August-09 Asst Prof of Cognitive Psychology Ph.D. University of Illinois Champaign Urbana Not Reported Wegner Gail August-76 Associate Professor Nursing Master’s St Xavier College Not Reported Weinhold Marcia August-03 Associate Professor Mathematics Edu Ph.D. Western Michigan University Mathematics Education West Margaret January-87 Associate Professor RHI Management Master’s Michigan State University Not Reported Wetchler Joseph August-88 Professor Marriage & Family Therapy Ph.D. <strong>Purdue</strong> University Not Reported Whittington Jana August-01 Associate Professor Comp Graphics Tech Master’s California State University Humanities & Social Sciences Willer Lynda August-92 Associate Professor Communication Ph.D. Northwestern University Not Reported Williams Renee September-91 <strong>Academic</strong> Advisor Master’s <strong>Purdue</strong> University Calumet Not Reported Williams Frederick August-87 Director of Student Support Services Master’s Northern Illinois University Education, General Willis Brian April-06 Associate Server Administrator Bachelor’s <strong>Purdue</strong> University Calumet Electrical Engr Technology Wilson Natrona February-04 <strong>Academic</strong> Coordinator Master’s <strong>Purdue</strong> University Calumet Educational Psychology Winer Charles August-83 Dept Head Comp Info Tech & Graph/Professor Master’s Governors State University Not Reported Wolf Gretchen August-01 Continuing Lecturer Bachelor’s Knox College Not Reported Woods Denise August-97 Assoc Prof Management Info Systems Ph.D. <strong>Purdue</strong> University Not Reported Yang Shuhui August-09 Assistant Professor Computer Science Ph.D. Florida Atlantic University Not Reported Yang Xiaoli August-05 Assoc Prof Elect & Computer Engineering Ph.D. China University of Mining/Tech Not Reported Zahraee Mohammad August-89 Professor of Mechanical Engineering Tech Ph.D. University of Illinois/Chicago Engineering Mechanics Zamojski Heather June-03 Instructional Technology Specialist Bachelor’s <strong>Purdue</strong> University Calumet Not Reported Zencka Carol January-92 AssociateDirFinancial Aid/ Student Accts Bachelor’s Calumet College of St. Joseph Not Reported Zhang Xu June-07 Research Scientist Master’s <strong>Purdue</strong> University Biology/Biological Sciences Zhang Yueqi August-09 Assistant Professor of Communication Master’s Savannah College Graphic Design, of Art and Design Commer Art, Illustration Zhang Ruijian August-02 Associate Professor Computer Science Ph.D. University of Houston Computer Sciences Zhao Lin August-07 Assistant Professor of MIS Ph.D. Case Western Reserve University Business Management & Administration Zhao Hairong August-05 Associate Professor Computer Science Ph.D. New Jersey Institute of Tech Not Reported Zhou Chenn August-94 Head/Professor Mechanical Engineering Ph.D. Carnegie Mellon University Not Reported Zimmer Michael August-08 Assistant Professor Biological Sciences Ph.D. University of Pittsburgh Not Reported Zimmerman Lynn August-02 Associate Professor Education Ph.D. Univ of No Carolina/Greensboro Curriculum and Instruction Zinaich Samuel August-98 Associate Professor Philosophy Ph.D. Bowling Green State University Not Reported Zweig Jamie August-08 Clinical Assistant Professor Master’s St Xavier Not Reported FACULTY AND STAFF 268 | FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF
Index — <strong>2010</strong>-11 <strong>Catalog</strong> Numbers refer to page numbers where program requirements are listed in the catalog. A Abbreviation of courses, 149?? <strong>Academic</strong> Honors, 29 <strong>Academic</strong> Learning Center, 9 <strong>Academic</strong> Regulations, undergraduate, 26; graduate, 33 <strong>Academic</strong>s Schools/Departments listing, 5 Accounting, Department of, 113 Accreditations, 9 Adding courses, 26 Admission, undergraduate, 10; graduate 32 Advanced credit, 12 Advanced placement, 12 Advisors, academic, undergraduate, 26 Affirmative Action, 4 Associate of Arts, 79 Athletics (Health, Recreation & Sports), 36 Attendance in class, 26 B Behavioral Sciences, Department of, 80 Biological Sciences, Department of, 53 Board of Trustees (<strong>Purdue</strong>), 8, XX?? C Campus Life, 35 Center for Student Achievement, 34; 148 Center for Student Development & Outreach, 35 (Career Services, Student Employment, Leadership Development) Chemistry and Physics, Department of, 62 Child Center, 37 Clubs for students, 35 College-Level Examination Program (CLEP), 13 Commencement, 29 Communication and Creative Arts, Department of, 87 Computer facilities, 35 Construction Science & Organizational Leadership, Department of (CSOL), 134 Counseling Center, 34 Course listing, 1XX?? Courses, adding and dropping, 26 D Dean of Students, 37 Dean’s List, 29 Degree-Seeking Transfer Students, 10 Departmental credit by examination, 12 Departments/Schools Accounting, 113 Behavioral Sciences, 80 Biological Sciences, 53 Chemistry and Physics, 62 Communication and Creative Arts, 87 Computer Information Technology & Graphics (CITG), 131 Construction Science and Organizational Leadership (CSOL), 134 Education, School of, 40 Engineering Technology (ET), 139 Engineering, Electrical & Computer, 67; Mechanical, 74 Engineering, Mathematics and Science, School of, (EMS), 52 English and Philosophy, 94 Finance and Economics, 113 Foreign Languages and Literatures, 98 Graduate Studies in Education, 47 History and Political Science, 102 Hospitality and Tourism Management, 107 Information Systems—School of Management, 113 Liberal Arts and Social Sciences, School of, (LASS), 78 Management, School of, 112 Manufacturing Engineering Technologies and Supervision, (See School of Technology), 130 Marketing, Human Resources and Management, 113 Mathematics, Computer Science, and Statistics, 71 Nursing, School of, 122 Teacher Preparation, 41 Technology, School of, 129 Disabilities, Services for Students with, (Student Support Services), 34 Disclaimer, 4 Dropping Courses, 26 E Education, School of, 40 Educational Opportunity Programs, 36 Educational Talent Search, 36 Engineering Technology (ET), Department of, 139 Electrical/Computer Engineering, Department of, 67 Employment, Student, 35 Engineering, Department of, (see Electrical and Computer or Mechanical Engineering), 67; 72 Engineering, Mathematics and Science, School of (EMS), 52 English Language Program (ELP), 94 English and Philosophy, Department of, 94 Enrollment Services Center, 9 Entrepreneurship Center Program, 37 Experiential Learning (ExL), 28; 144 F Faculty and Administrative Staff, 251 Fees, 14 Finance & Economic, Department of, 113 Financial Aid, 16 Foreign Languages and Literatures, Department of, 98 G General Education, 30 Gerontology Center, 37 Good standing, students in, 28 Grades, undergraduate, 26 Graduate (School) Study, 32 Graduate Studies in Education, Department of, 47 Graduation requirements, undergraduate, 28 Graduation with distinction, highest distinction, 29 INDEX 269
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