Staff responsible for overseeing the maintenance and supervision of our College.
The Senior Leadership Team, serving at the discretion of the President, helps the President manage the College. The Senior Leadership Team and the President’s Cabinet, conduct day-to-day administration.
The Senior Leadership Team is comprised of the President, Vice President of Instruction, Vice President of Student Services, Chief Financial Officer, Executive Director of Human Resources, Executive Director of College Relations & Kishwaukee College Foundation, Executive Director of Information Technology, Executive Director of Campus Operations, and the Executive Assistant to the President. The Senior Leadership Team is selected by the President and subject to change at her discretion.
The President’s Cabinet is comprised of the following (19) Administrators: President; Vice President of Instruction; Vice President of Student Services; Chief Financial Officer; Executive Director of Campus Operations; Executive Director of College Relations & Kishwaukee College Foundation; Executive Director of Human Resources; Executive Director of Information Technology; Assistant Vice President of Instruction; (2) Deans of Instruction; Associate Dean Office of Instruction; Dean of Academic Support & Effectiveness; Director of Research & Data Management; Director of Business & Training Partnerships; Assistant Director of Compliance & IT; Director of Student Success; Director of Financial Aid; Director of Student Involvement. The membership of the Cabinet is selected by the President and subject to change at her discretion.
Michelle Govan, certified Stress Management consultant, will share tips on how to say NO to holiday expectations and how to say YES to holiday peace and love. She will help you find the strength to “just be” as you bask in the glow of your own holiday decorations, listen to lovely holiday music and reflect on the reason for the season — love and peace.
Read MoreA state grant will move Kishwaukee College further toward its goal of finding a new home for the College’s Early Learning Center (ELC). Kish recently learned it will receive a grant of $225,000 from the Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity to make renovations and relocate the Early Learning Center — a project with an estimated cost of $350,000.
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