SEHHB INSIDER
2021
EQUITY, DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION DISMANTLING INSTITUTIONAL RACISM THROUGH DIVERSE HIRING PRACTICES One way Dean Robin Hughes, PhD, is working to combat institutionalized racism in the U.S. and at SIUE is by hiring more faculty and staff members of color in the SEHHB. Through this effort, which includes seven new faculty and staff members of color since 2019, the SEHHB is not only becoming more diverse, but also more inclusive and equitable.
“Faculty of color support students’ growth and social well-being in myriad ways. They are role models. They increase students’ sense of belonging. They support student retention overall, and retention of students of color specifically.” — ROBIN HUGHES, PHD Dean
HERNANDEZ COLLABORATES ON CULTURALLY RESPONSIVE TEACHING AND LEADING STANDARDS Jennifer Hernandez, PhD, assistant professor in the Department of Teaching and Learning, was a major contributor to the development of the Illinois State Board of Education’s (ISBE) Culturally Responsive Teaching and Leading (CRTL) Standards enacted earlier this year. She also worked with the ISBE to support K-12 teachers and college faculty in the transition to the new standards.
“The primary goal of implementing the CRTL Standards is to create a paradigm shift from teaching a Eurocentric curriculum that centers on whiteness and white supremacy into a socially just education that represents all people, and tells the stories of the marginalized people in our national and cultural history.” — JENNIFER HERNANDEZ, PHD Assistant Professor, Department of Teaching and Learning
2021
Top Colleges for Diversity
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SIUE received the 2021 Higher Education Excellence in Diversity (HEED) award from INSIGHT Into Diversity magazine, the oldest and largest diversity-focused publication in higher education. SIUE joins a select group of 11 institutions that have earned the distinction for at least eight consecutive years.
RACIAL AND SOCIAL JUSTICE SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMENT As part of SIUE’s commitment to end racism and promote social justice, the Racial and Social Justice Scholarship Endowment was awarded for the first time in fall 2021 to support students who demonstrate a dedication to anti-racism at SIUE and beyond.
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BLACKTIVISM IN THE ACADEMY Tune in to seasons one and two of the Dismantling Racism through Education, Advocacy and Mobilization (DREAM) Collective’s podcast, Blacktivism in the Academy. Created by SEHHB faculty, the podcast facilitates learning, activism and anti-racist action.
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COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT TELEPRACTICE SUPPORTS NEEDS OF STUDENTS, COMMUNITY MEMBERS The COVID-19 pandemic may have disrupted normal life in many ways, but it hasn’t changed the needs of the graduate students and community members served by the SEHHB’s Speech-Language-Hearing Center. Last fall, the Center began offering both telepractice and in-person therapy sessions. This new capability broadens the Center’s outreach while providing graduate students with valuable clinical experience.
The program, student clinicians and staff have far exceeded our expectations, and I am beyond amazed at our son’s improvement! He has so much fun and looks forward to his personalized telepractice sessions every week! — DAWN DEAN Telepractice Client Speech-Language-Hearing Center
Graduate student clinicians have acquired knowledge and skills to develop session plans, implement evidence-based practice with telepractice considerations, navigate Zoom efficiently, and co-treat and collaborate with clinical team members. — LAUREN HEIMBUECHER, MS, CCC-SLP Clinical Instructor Speech-Language-Hearing Center
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It was difficult to meet the needs of my special education students virtually, but I embraced the challenge of learning new things. I always try to make the best of a situation, and I chose to use this time to expand upon my skills as an educator, mentor and leader. — REBECCA ARTIME Master’s Candidate, Educational Administration District Literacy Coach
EDUCATIONAL ADMINISTRATION STUDENTS EXCEL AMID CHALLENGES
We are so impressed by the flexibility and perseverance of our aspiring administrators. They have been assisting their school administration as interns where needed while also innovating in their own classrooms. — ALISON REEVES, PHD Interim Associate Dean
For students in the SEHHB’s Educational Administration program, the shift to virtual teaching and learning caused by the COVID-19 pandemic not only impacted their coursework at SIUE, but it also meant a significant change in their day jobs as educators. While not ideal in many cases, these educators persevered and continued to develop their expertise in using research to improve learning outcomes for their students.
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EAST ST. LOUIS CHARTER HIGH SCHOOL
PARTNERSHIP WITH CHARTER HIGH SCHOOL SUPPORTS STUDENT SUCCESS The SIUE East St. Louis Charter High School (CHS) is a school-of-choice for families in East St. Louis School District 189. SEHHB provides fiscal oversight and operational facilitation and leadership for the school, whose mission is to prepare students who are career- and college-ready upon graduation. Nate Williams, PhD, associate professor in the Department of Teaching and Learning, became the associate executive officer to CHS when he joined the SEHHB at the beginning of the 2020-21 academic year. Over the course of the school year, Williams played an active role at CHS by helping to launch Black Gentlemen Entering Manhood (GEM), an enrichment program for male students, and by supporting the school’s efforts to increase food security for its students and their families. 5
Black GEM holds weekly enrichment programming focused on positive attitudinal development and career readiness. It is our hope to build accountable, responsive and intentional gentlemen for tomorrow. — NATE WILLIAMS, PHD Associate Professor, Department of Teaching and Learning Associate Executive Officer, East St. Louis Charter High School
PARTNERSHIP WITH CHARTER HIGH ANONYMOUS DONOR ESTABLISHES TECHNOLOGY ENDOWMENT When an anonymous donor learned CHS students were struggling with internet connectivity issues during at-home learning caused by the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, the donor generously established a sizable endowment to support the students’ technology needs. At a second semester kickoff event held in January, parents were brought to tears when their children received new Chromebooks with embedded wireless internet hotspots.
This phenomenal opportunity to bless our CHS students with new computers was made possible because of an anonymous donor who heard that our students were struggling with unreliable internet due to the lack of bandwidth within the East St. Louis community.” — GINA JEFFRIES, EDD Director, SIUE East St. Louis Charter High School
CHS GIVES STUDENTS RED CARPET TREATMENT CHS rolled out the red carpet as students returned for the first day of the 2021-22 school year on August 16. After teaching and learning remotely or through a hybrid schedule since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, this event marked the return to fully in-person classes.
“I am glad to be back at school in person. I’ve attended Charter High School for the past three years and it has been awesome.” — KAI BYRTH Senior, SIUE East St. Louis Charter High School
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STUDENT ENGAGEMENT AND RESEARCH STUDENT, FACULTY RESEARCH CONTINUES DESPITE PANDEMIC SEHHB students and faculty have been making advances in research throughout the COVID-19 pandemic using strict safety protocols in the SEHHB’s labs, including wearing masks and sanitizing surfaces and equipment. One such lab, the Physical Activity Clinic, is used both for research projects and instructional exercise courses.
“My hope is to help women become more confident and knowledgeable in performing aerobic interval exercises as well as help them achieve a better understanding of their overall physical fitness level and cardiac health.” — ALEXA AGNE Master’s Candidate, Exercise Physiology
SEHHB BOOSTS SCHOLARSHIPS IN RESPONSE TO PANDEMIC In light of the financial challenges many students are facing due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the SEHHB committed to providing even greater financial support to students through its annual scholarship program last spring. More than $26,000 was awarded to over 70 students, which is the highest dollar amount and most awards given in the SEHHB’s recent history.
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To contribute to or start a scholarship in the SEHHB, contact Divah Griffin, Director of Development, at digriff@siue.edu or 618-650-5043. 7
We want to be intentional, practical and generous in our giving, and what better way to do that than to pay it forward with scholarships to students who will help shape a changing world. — ROBIN HUGHES, PHD Dean
STUDENTS STUDY MENTAL HEALTH IMPACTS OF PANDEMIC A team of student researchers used the Health Psychology Lab to study the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on college students’ health and academic performance. The students’ work was accepted for a poster presentation at the virtual 2021 Midwestern Psychological Association Conference.
Experiences like these are considered high-impact practices and are critical for students expanding their skills by taking information learned in the classroom and applying it. — LAURA PAWLOW, PHD Professor, Department of Psychology Coordinator, Undergraduate Research and Creative Activities Program
“I spent my undergraduate years at SIUE engaging in educational and practical research experiences that have provided great direction and preparation for graduate-level programs.” — MADDIE JENKINS Master’s Candidate, Clinical Psychology BS Psychology ’21
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ANNUAL ROLL OF DONORS Our faculty, staff and students extend our sincerest appreciation to all of the individuals, corporations and organizations who invested in the SEHHB during fiscal year 2021. Top Donors
Margaret M. Lanter ’87 & Jeffrey Lanter Lawrence S. Tierney Terry J. Durham ’60, ’71 & Maureen K. Durham ’66, ’68 Dr. Kenneth E. Perkins ’72, ’87, ’92 & Kathy L. Perkins ’97 Dr. Demetrius Jarosewycz Maria Jarosewycz Peter R. Jarosewycz ’71 Mary E. Byrum ’89 Sarah K. Douglas ’90 & Warren Douglas Dr. Phillip M. Weishaar & Dr. Mary K. Weishaar Julie A. Korte ’91, ’96 & Todd Korte Judith A. Savage ’75, ’76 Dr. Susan E. Breck Glen Weeks & Beth E. Weeks Michael S. Ficken ’91 & Ann M. Ficken ’88 Dr. Mary K. Armour ’75, ’87 & Tom Callahan Joyce M. Berner ’68 Margaret C. Heinz ’68, ’72 & Michael H. Heinz Dr. John T. Pohlmann ’68, ’70 & Dr. Mary M. Pohlmann ’72 Billie J. Porzukowiak ’71, ’83, ’94 & Patricia G. Porzukowiak
Top Company and Organization Donors Town and Country Bank The Perkins Revocable Trust Carrollton Bank
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Rev. George F. Adam Sr. ’74 & Evelyn V. Adam Patsy R. Adams ’74 Barbara J. Albrecht ’92 & Jerry E. Albrecht Jesse R. Allen ’99, ’07 & Lisa A. Allen ’02 Judy A. Allen ’90 & Rev. James D. Allen William T. Ambrose ’74, ’02 & Evelyn A. Ambrose ’69 David J. Ames ’74 & Linda A. Ames ’90, ’99 Darla K. Andree ’84 & Grant Andree Dr. Angela M. Andrews ’09, ’12 & Robert Andrews Penny L. Angeli ’13 Darleen M. Arnold-Jakle ’71, ’84 Kenneth R. Aud ’68 & Linda K. Aud ’70, ’99 John Babington & Julie S. Babington Dr. Henri L. Bailey III ’73 & Carolyn L. Bailey ’74 Nancy L. Bair ’65 Judith A. Barnett ’72, ’89 & Maxey Barnett Judith A. Bartel ’72 S. Eugene Barton ’67 & Kathleen A. Barton ’67 Basarich Family Dustin R. Battas ’10 Mary Lee Baumgartner ’72, ’78 & John C. Baumgartner Dr. Ann W. Beatty ’78 & Dr. Michael E. Beatty Michael P. Beatty ’92, ’94 & Lori A. Beatty ’92 Jeffrey J. Beck & Dr. Laura A. Pawlow-Beck Ruth E. Bell ’74, ’80 John L. Bernard ’73 Dr. Olga Bezhanova Christine A. Bierman ’02 Tracy L. Birkinbine ’95 Martha M. Blackburn ’05 Betty J. Bledsaw ’79 Edward B. Boden ’74, ’76 & Jane L. Boden ’75 Robert J. Boehm ’73 Gena C. Boger ’75, ’77 & Thomas G. Boger Linda J. Bohnenstiehl ’69, ’73, ’99 Carrie Bonner ’19 Carolyn P. Booth ’82 & Richard Booth Dr. Franklin J. Boster ’72, ’75 & Linda J. Boster Stephanie L. Boyer ’97 Amy S. Brass ’98, ’00 & Trent R. Brass Christopher J. Bray ’04, ’06 & Elizabeth M. Bray ’03, ’05 Wayne E. Brooke ’67 & Dolores A. Brooke ’71, ’75 Monica L. Brooks ’08 Bernice B. Brown ’68, ’72 Heather Brown
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Dr. Julie M. Brown ’98, ’08, ’13 & Mark Brown Lori L. Brown ’86, ’03 Don P. Brunworth ’69, ’75 & Jeanne M. Brunworth ’71, ’85 Christy B. Budt ’84 Gertrude R. Buechner ’72, ’76 & Charles H. Buechner Christy A. Buesch ’74, ’85 & David A. Buesch Dr. Rebecca D. Bunch ’68, ’70 Dr. Kathy M. Bushrow & John L. Bushrow Barry J. Byars ’75 & Tana L. Byars Barbara A. Cadell ’71, ’77 Dr. Peter A. Carich ’68, ’69 Mary Ellen Carlile ’69, ’73 Ellen E. Carr ’91, ’98 Dr. Kimberly Carter Richard W. Carter ’68 & Helen Carter Cynthia L. Cassens-Mickle ’80, ’84 Dr. Michelle Cathorall Jean M. Chamblin ’72 Dr. T. Susann Christ ’68, ’72 Katherine K. Clay ’74 & Floyd A. Clay Rosetta L. Clay ’94 Dr. Pamela D. Cobb Elisabeth A. Cochran ’93, ’95 Cherina D. Coffman ’98 Betty J. Cole ’73 Madeline C. Cole ’76 Dr. Phyleccia R. Cole & Brian Cole Sandra K. Cook ’65 & Bruce N. Cook Dr. Victoria S. Cook M.D. ’75 Mary A. Corum ’73 & William R. Corum Grace Coy ’85 Rhona L. Crail Lisa H. Cree ’92 Dannie J. Creek Willette E. Criggler ’62, ’66, ’72 Norma J. Croissant ’71, ’81 John E. Cunningham Jr. ’76 & Carmen L. Cunningham Margaret E. Dalton ’74 Mary J. Dame ’80 Linda K. Daniels ’74 & Phillip W. Daniels ’74 Theodore C. Daniels ’74 & Ruth E. Daniels Harold E. Davis ’75 Dr. Leslee S. Davis ’94 Lynne D. Davis ’73 Jolan J. Dawson ’10 Steven P. Dawson ’81 James M. DeMasi ’75 & Cathy J. DeMasi Anne E. DeToye ’96 Katherine J. Detoye ’99 Lela DeToye Larry R. Dew ’81 & Judith A. Dew ’79 Maureen F. Dietzel ’62, ’86 & David A. Dietzel Cheryl A. Dinwoodie ’79, ’80 & David C. Dinwoodie Lois A. Dockins ’69 & Ira D. Dockins Veronica A. Douglas ’78, ’95 & David L. Douglas ’76 Lawrence R. Doyle ’73 & Elaine Doyle Dr. Margaret E. Drew ’77 & Michael K. Drew Kim H. Durr Sharon L. Ebbeler ’67 & Ralph H. Ebbeler Mary A. Eilert ’78 & David W. Eilert Robert E. Englebretson II ’94 & Christine Englebretson Dr. Lois D. Erickson ’71 & Douglas M. Erickson Dr. Thomas W. Eson ’65, ’68, ’70 & Joyce S. Eson Dr. Charles V. Evans ’70 & Ruth A. Evans ’69 Dr. Linda A. Evans ’96 Sandra S. Fahrner ’70 & William Fahrner Ronald D. Farson ’00 Kathleen A. Feigl Mary J. File ’69 & Dennis H. File Barbara A. Fleming ’71, ’76 Hilda G. Flowers ’82 & Larry F. Flowers David B. Foose ’81 James K. Forrler ’78
Scottie J. Freeman ’65 Gretchen D. Fricke ’15 & Perry Fricke Kay L. Friederich ’72, ’74 Diana M. Fuchs ’82 Bernard J. Fuehne ’72, ’81 & Linda M. Fuehne ’76, ’76 Duayne A. Fulton ’71 Christine M. Gallagher Grace E. Garin ’72, ’81 Diane E. Gebhardt ’72, ’76 & Harold Gebhardt Gary M. Gebhart ’75, ’79 Kathryn M. Gerber ’89 & David Pieper Laurie Giddens Kim M. Gidley ’89 & LTC James M. Gidley Mary D. Giedeman ’67 Michael R. Glenn ’74 & Debra J. Glenn ’94, ’96 David G. Gocken ’75, ’90 & Carol P. Gocken Sarah R. Goldammer & Harold Goldammer Teressa E. Golembeski Dr. Robert C. Goodall ’61, ’63 & Linda D. Goodall Carissa W. Goostree ’05 Pamela J. Grabowski ’72, ’77 John T. Graham ’75 & Lucile P. Graham Waneta R. Graham ’92 Mark B. Greenberg ’77, ’87 & Christina Greenberg ’76, ’76 David K. Gregor ’75 Melvin C. Gunter ’70, ’75 Judith A. Haas ’63 & G. James Haas Joanne Hadley ’76 & Donald H. Hadley II Patricia L. Haefner ’75 & James C. Haefner Richard P. Hampton ’90 & Holly J. Hampton ’97, ’19 Bonnie S. Hardy ’71, ’84 & Robert W. Hardy Earl L. Harness Jr. ’72 & Jo Ann Harness Barbara L. Harnist ’82 & Joseph E. Harnist Rebecca L. Harper ’01 Dallas T. Harrell Jr. ’74 & Agnes L. Harrell Carol J. Harris ’75 & Jack R. Harris Jr. Dr. Jessica C. Harris Jennifer Hart Charles H. Haynes ’71, ’76 Cheryl Y. Heard ’80 Doreen S. Hees Diane L. Hegger ’97 Rebecca T. Helgen ’81 Sue W. Henderson ’97 Dr. David A. Heth ’89 & Annette M. Heth ’01, ’12 Anne M. Hickey ’91 & David Hickey Sharon L. Hildreth ’79, ’81 & Ronald Hildreth Kyle Hlafka ’73, ’76 Sue T. Hoffmann ’73, ’90, ’95 & David V. Hoffmann Betty J. House ’71 Dr. Gail P. Howard ’62, ’64 Dr. Robin L. Hughes George M. Hulsey ’71, ’73 Dr. Stephen D. Hupp Lucinda S. Husky ’71 Kathryn H. Hymel ’73, ’75 & Alan Hymel Nancy A. Ikard ’92 & John N. Ikard Judith K. Ilgen ’73, ’74 Ronald Irving Hattie M. Ivy ’02 Dr. Tim Jacks & Priscilla Jacks Bonita G. Jackson ’72, ’78 Barbara A. Jacobus ’62 Amanda T. Jarden Mellenthin ’15 Stephanie L. Jategaonkar ’04 & Dr. Shrikant P. Jategaonkar ’04 Dr. Veronica G. Jeffries ’17, ’19 Dr. David B. Jenkins & Rita K. Jenkins ’87, ’99 Aleta M. Johnson ’82 Candice L. Johnson ’11, ’19 Sandra K. Johnson ’88 & Claude Johnson Sandra L. Johnson ’74 Dr. Ella J. Jones ’71 & Don Jones Lathurna J. Jones ’73
Thomas M. Jones ’68 & Rebecca Jones Dr. Debra K. Jones-Kibort ’79, ’84, ’88 & Keith A. Kibort Aaron J. Kapros ’00 James H. Karwoski ’74 Christopher S. Kaufmann ’89 & Dr. Alison Reeves ’89 Jo Ann W. Keele ’80 Mary K. Keiser ’76 & Phillip W. Keiser Cristie L. Keppeler ’82 Helen L. Kinser ’67, ’71 & R. William Kinser Dr. Erik Kirk & Dr. Stacie Kirk Frances A. Kistner ’79 Ann L. Klemm ’86 & Richard W. Klemm Patricia A. Kloostra Matthew J. Klosterman ’85 & Cherie A. Klosterman Mary L. Klotz ’71 Virginia A. Komiskey ’75 & Robert J. Komiskey Dr. Susan Kooiman Sondra A. Kopsky ’68 Dr. Stefan P. Krchniak Brenda S. Krebel ’75, ’82 & James D. Krebel Nancy M. Kreeb ’73 & William R. Kreeb Dr. Jessica S. Krim Christopher H. Kurth ’81 & Carla Kurth Edith L. Laktzian ’80 Judith N. Land ’76 Barbara Lane ’87, ’08 Terry D. Lane ’74 & Dr. Jill O. Lane Shrylene C. Langston ’94, ’13 & Jesse R. Langston Austin A. Lewis Sr. ’75 & Wanda Lewis Lawrence E. Lichtenstein ’67 Robert J. Liebl & Dr. Faith L. Liebl Darrell H. Livingston ’72, ’76 & Ruth A. Livingston ’74 Dorothy D. Lloyd ’73 & William Lloyd Alice L. Loftus ’92, ’97 Erika R. Lord-Castillo ’10 & Brett Lord-Castillo Brenda A. Ludwig ’80, ’82 & Stephen C. Mudge Brenda K. Ludwig ’72, ’77 & Lonny Ludwig Carol A. Lunan ’95 & Richard A. Lunan Matthew R. Maas Dr. Daniel Mahony & Laura Mahony William E. Malina ’63 & Pattie Malina Joseph S. Malkowski Jr. ’70 & Deborah K. Malkowski ’72 Adam Mallicoat Gloria L. Mannz ’89 Nancy D. Marti ’76, ’82 & Dr. Annis Hopkins Dr. Veola L. Martin ’81 George M. Martz ’76 & Carole H. Martz ’78 Andria L. Matzenbacher ’00, ’06, ’11 Giovanna M. May ’05, ’07 Marian L. Mayfield ’74, ’77, ’87 & Larry R. Mayfield Ann P. Mc Farland ’75, ’76 MaryBeth Mc Givern ’79 & Gerald Mc Givern Dr. Charles J. McCaskill ’73, ’85 & Gwen Mc Caskill Christopher R. McClelland D. Marcheta McCoy Melissa J. McKee ’02 & Christopher J. McKee Dr. Mark McKenney & Dr. Elizabeth McKenney Debra R. McMillian ’92 & Robert L. McMillian Molly E. McMillin ’17 Bonnie D. McTaggart ’67 & John T. McTaggart Robert K. Means ’74, ’78 & Lois A. Means Janis M. Mease ’70 Dr. Elizabeth J. Meinz Bernard F. Mennemeyer ’66 & Cherri A. Mennemeyer Carole M. Mercurio ’71 & Jack Mercurio Helen B. Meseke ’97 Patricia S. Mesnard Dian L. Metzger ’62 Donna K. Meyer ’85 Carla A. Micheletto Maria E. Middleton-Jenkins ’94 & Joseph C. Jenkins Phyllis A. Miesner ’89, ’94 & Roger L. Miesner Donna L. Miller ’83 & Eugene P. Miller Laura A. Million ’13 Richard A. Mirkay ’72 Lionell W. Mitchell ’93 Shavonda Mitchom Nicholas J. Moehn ’73 & Sandy Moehn Barbara Montgomery ’84 Karen L. Montgomery ’84, ’90 & Robert T. Montgomery Carol J. Moore ’72 & Larry D. Moore Carol A. Moore ’74 Spencer V. Moore ’69 & Christy M. Moore ’69, ’71
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