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Welcome to the Illinois Conference of the
American Association of University Professors

The AAUP's purpose is to advance academic freedom and shared governance, to define fundamental professional values and standards for higher education, and to ensure higher education's contribution to the common good.

Our website provides members - and all others who are interested in us - information about our AAUP conference and our activities, as well as links to other state and national educational sites.

The following links are available at the top of each page:

Please contact us if you'd like any more information, or would like to join the IL-AAUP.

Sincerely,

Michael J. Harkins
IL-AAUP President

Following is the IL-AAUP Officer and State Council, all of whom are committed to serving our conference.

AAUP-IL OFFICERS AND STATE COUNCIL MEMBERS

State Office:

AAUP - Illinois Conference
2002 Galen Drive
Champaign, Illinois 61821-6010

Executive Committee:

President
Michael J. Harkins
President
Associate Professor of History
Harper College
mharkbhs@att.net


Vice President
Peter N. Kirstein
Vice-President
Professor of History St. Xavier University
kirstein@sxu.edu


Secretary
Lee Maltby
Secretary
Dean of Instruction
St. Augustine College
lmaltby@staugustine.edu

John Leahy


Treasurer
Dr. Ken Andersen
Treasurer
Professor of Communication, Emeritus
University of Illinois at Champaign-Urbana
keanders@illinois.edu

John Leahy


The people above constitute the Executive Committee of AAUP-IL.



Other State Council Members:


Kurt Field
Chair, Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry
Bradley University
kwf@bumail.bradley.edu

John Leahy


Brian Frederking
Department of Political Science
McKendree College
bfrederk@mckendree.edu

John Leahy


Daniel R. Tomal, Ph.D.
Department of Leadership
Concordia University Chicago
Daniel.Tomal@cuchicago.edu

Dan Tomal, Ph.D


Leo Welch, Past President
Department of Life and Health Sciences
Southwestern Illinois College
leo.welch@swic.edu

John Leahy


John K. Wilson
Illinois Academe Editor
collegefreedom@yahoo.com

John Leahy


Hans-Joerg Tiede
Department of Mathematics and Computer Science
Illinois Wesleyan University
htiede@iwu.edu

Joerg


Matthew Abraham
Associate Professor of Writing, Rhetoric and Discourse,
DePaul University
matthew.mabraha2@gmail.com

Lisa Higgins
College of DuPage
lisahiggins01@gmail.com

Elizabeth Hoppe
Associate Professor
Lewis University
hoppeEl@lewisu.edu

Todd Alan Price
Associate Professor, Educational Foundations and Inquiry
National Louis University
tprice@nl.edu

Diana Vallera
Columbia College, Chicago

Patrick Ryan Williams
Professor, Associate Curator ostory
prwill@gmail.com



Past AAUP-IL Presidents:


Immediate Past President
Walter Kendall
7kendall@jmis.edu


Professor Ken Andersen
Professor of Speech Communication Emeritus
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
2002 Galen Drive
Champaign, IL 61821-6010
(217) 359-5392
keanders@illinois.edu

John Leahy

Pangratios Papacosta, President
Science/Math Department
Columbia College
600 S. Michigan Ave.
Chicago, IL 60605
(312) 344-7443; FAX (312) 344 – 8075
ppapacosta@colum.edu


Prof. John Leahy
Religious Studies Department
DePaul University
jleahy@depaul.edu

John Leahy