Professor James Carey
Richard J. Daley College
Professor Carey instructs upper‐level biology courses. Seventy percent of his students have student success rates ranging from 81 to 90 percent. Student preparation and the observance of quality standards have been hallmarks of his career.
Professor Janet A. Berardo
Kennedy‐King College
Professor Bernardo serves as an instructor in Humanities and Philosophy and also serves as the Department Chair. She was selected based on her excellence in teaching, her service to students, her service to the community and her professionalism.
Professor Reginah Walton
Malcolm X College
Professor Walton successfully manages the Speech and Fine Arts while teaching a full load of classes in addition to many other activities such as tutoring student athletes, volunteering with community organizations, and spearheading the annual Kwanzaa celebration.
Professor Joseph Scully
Olive‐Harvey College
Professor Scully is an instructor of music and served as Chair of theHumanities Department until 2008. His classroom is rich with interactive exchanges with his students and state‐of‐the-art technology which he incorporates. He helped increase enrollment in Music by 240 percent.
Professor William J. Settles
Harry S. Truman College
Professor Settles, a Humanities instructor, has long been recognized as one of the best classroom teachers at Truman College. He places a great deal of emphasis on student engagement and critical thinking, involving students and encouraging discussion.
Professor Tom Higgins
Harold Washington College
Professor Higgins has inspired hundreds of students to further their chemistry and science education. He has been a tireless leader in bringing research opportunities to Harold Washington College students through the Undergraduate Research Collaborative (URC).
Professor Edward Mogul
Wilbur Wright College
Professor Mogul was an instructor in criminal justice. He also earned a second master’s degree in humanities and philosophy and quickly lent his considerable talents to Wright College’s Humanities department. Professor Mogul retired at the end of the Spring semester.
Terry Clark serves as Department Chair of Kennedy-King College’s Communications Department, where he teaches composition, literature, and reading. Professor Clark has worked closely with the College’s chapter of the Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society as a coach for the All-Illinois Academic Team participants for the past three years. Terry Clark holds a Bachelor of General Studies degree from Wartburg College where he majored in English and a Masters of Arts in English from Chicago State University.
Essien Hope
Malcolm X College
Essien Hope is Chair of the Mathematics Department at Malcolm X College, teaches mathematics and also serves as the President of the Malcolm X Faculty Council and Vice President of the City Colleges Faculty Council.
Polly Hoover, Ph.D
Wright College
Polly Hoover, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Humanities at Wright College, teaches a number of fine arts classes. She also serves as a faculty liaison with DePaul University and she is a member of the steering committee for the DePaul Adult Bridge Program.
David Richardson
Harold Washington College
David Richardson, Assistant Professor of Humanities at Harold Washington College, teaches humanities and philosophy and created The Harold Lounge, a faculty blog site that he contributes to and administers on a regular basis.
Riaz Siddiqi
Truman College
Riaz Siddiqi, Professor of Biology at Truman College teaches biology. He also is an active volunteer for American Educare, a community educational service that provides childcare and tutoring for residents of the West Rogers Park neighborhood.
Horace Simon
Daley College
Horace Simon, Chair of Business and Applied Sciences at Daley College, teaches a number of business and mathematics classes. Simon also has served as a mentor for the Stanford English Group Home.
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Professor James Carey
Richard J. Daley College
Professor Carey instructs upper‐level biology courses. Seventy percent of his students have student success rates ranging from 81 to 90 percent. Student preparation and the observance of quality standards have been hallmarks of his career.
Professor Janet A. Berardo
Kennedy‐King College
Professor Bernardo serves as an instructor in Humanities and Philosophy and also serves as the Department Chair. She was selected based on her excellence in teaching, her service to students, her service to the community and her professionalism.
Professor Reginah Walton
Malcolm X College
Professor Walton successfully manages the Speech and Fine Arts while teaching a full load of classes in addition to many other activities such as tutoring student athletes, volunteering with community organizations, and spearheading the annual Kwanzaa celebration.
Professor Joseph Scully
Olive‐Harvey College
Professor Scully is an instructor of music and served as Chair of theHumanities Department until 2008. His classroom is rich with interactive exchanges with his students and state‐of‐the-art technology which he incorporates. He helped increase enrollment in Music by 240 percent.
Professor William J. Settles
Harry S. Truman College
Professor Settles, a Humanities instructor, has long been recognized as one of the best classroom teachers at Truman College. He places a great deal of emphasis on student engagement and critical thinking, involving students and encouraging discussion.
Professor Tom Higgins
Harold Washington College
Professor Higgins has inspired hundreds of students to further their chemistry and science education. He has been a tireless leader in bringing research opportunities to Harold Washington College students through the Undergraduate Research Collaborative (URC).
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Professor Edward Mogul
Wilbur Wright College
Professor Mogul was an instructor in criminal justice. He also earned a second master’s
degree in humanities and philosophy and quickly lent his considerable
talents to Wright College’s Humanities department. Professor Mogul
retired at the end of the Spring semester.