Logan College follow up survey on vocational education findings
A 1971 Logan follow up shows most graduates stay in Southern Illinois but many plan to leave area for higher pay. Among 72 1971 graduates, 25 responded with shifts toward semi professional and technical fields and some moving to SIU, Murray State, or other campuses.
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Logan College
Southern
Illinois
Pullis
Pakier
Logan
Southern Illinois University
Carbondale
Murray State University
Murray, Ky
Eastern Illinois University
Charleston
Southeast Missouri State
Cape Girardeau, Mo
Western Illinois University
Macomb
Illinois College
Nine Rend Lake College programs yield high employment rates
Seventy percent of Rend Lake College June 1971 graduates from nine occupational programs were employed or pursuing further education. Of 115 graduates, 80 found jobs, 10 in education, 16 not in labor force, and 9 unemployed. The class overall had 92 percent in employment, further study, or not in the labor market, with all 17 secretarial science and four operating room grads employed. Barbara Tomek, college counselor, notes response rates and transfer outcomes from the 1967 freshmen cohort, while follow up studies at Shawnee and other institutions report higher GPA for Rend Lake transfers to the University of Illinois in Champaign-Urbana.
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Jacksonville
John A. Logan College
Carterville
Logan College of Chiropractics
St. Louis
Pullis
SIU
Department of Student Services
Logan
Rend Lake College
Barbara Tomek
Ak Annestee
Kole
Southern [Illinois University
Carbondale
Wainedeone
Eastern Illinois University
Charleston
Illinois State University
Normal
University of Ili
Nois
Champaign - Urbana
Northern Illinois University
DeKalb
McKendree College
Lebanon
Tomek
University of Illinois At Champaign-Urbana
Rend Lake College, Inc
U of I
Urbana
Carbondale United Fund Reaches 95 Percent of Goal
Carbondale United Fund reports 95 percent of its goal achieved with $54,119 pledged. Several major businesses have not yet contributed and some pledges are directed to other cities. To meet local agency needs, the goal may need to be exceeded.
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Carbondale United Fund
Co. E. McMullen
Carbondale Fund
Safety programs at SIU target highway safety issues
SIU Carbondale Safety Center develops four projects for 1972 73 funded by a 108 500 grant from the National Department of Transportation routed via the Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction James E Aaron center coordinator leads efforts to revamp driver education with alcohol highway safety techniques new curriculum and teaching materials pilot tests planned in Illinois colleges and high schools with a 1973 74 rollout for statewide use
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SIU
Southern Illinois University At
Carbondale
National Department of Transportation
Superintendent of Public Instruction
James E. Aaron
Aaron
Waye
Apis
Panel of National Case
Illinois
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