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Upcoming Dates · · ·

Sept. 3

Labor Day

No School

Sept. 5

College Application Night

7:00 p.m. PSHS

Sept. 17

School Improvement Day

Early Release 11:15 a.m.

Sept. 19

District College Fair/

Financial Aid Night

6:30 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.

Fieldhouse/Auditorium

Sept.20

Choir Concert

7:00 p.m. Auditorium

Sept.28

Homecoming Football Game

Sept. 29

Homecoming Dance

7:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.

From the Principal

Tigers, I want to thank parents for battling through the registration process and new phone installation at North. It has been a challenging start for both, but thankfully they are behind us and we can focus on education and school activities. It was great to see a huge turnout for Curriculum Night last week. Meeting teachers and navigating the hallways is a great opportunity to develop relationships and walk a few steps in students’ shoes. Student success is best accomplished when we have a partnership between teachers and parents. I strongly encourage all of you to communicate with teachers as necessary throughout the school year. Keeping up on grades, assignments, concerns, and other items will help keep students on the right track and avoid surprises down the road. All teachers’ contact information is on the North website under “quick links”. I look forward to working together with you to educate, mentor, and guide students through their high school experience. Thank for your support along the way and Go Tigers! Ross Draper Principal rdraper@psd202.org

12005 South 248th Avenue, Plainfield, Illinois 60585 Phone: (815) 609-8506 Fax: (815)254-6138

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Dean’s Office

It is refreshing to see that we are off to another suc-cessful start here at North. I want to take a moment to inform you of several changes that were approved over the summer.

-As many of you may have already experienced, we are now checking bags at all home football games. We strongly encourage you to leave all bags in your vehicle so that you don’t have to wait in line longer than necessary.

-Students are now allowed to text and listen to music in the hallways during passing periods and in the café during lunch. Phones should still not be seen or heard in academic settings.

-In an attempt to proactively partner with the Plain-field Police Department regarding the growing trend of students vaping on campus, students will now receive a $250 fine each time they are caught with a device in their possession. The fines doubles to $500 if the device is found to have THC in it. Fines from the PPD will also be met with the appropriate discipline consequences.

Special Education

Tiger Mart will be selling spirit wear through an online store. Orders are due September 7th.

Here is the link: https://www.agpestores.com/bigfrognaperville/groups.php

Our Vocational Education class will be hosting a fundraiser from September 10th through September 24th. Profits from sales will go towards maintaining and supporting in-school work training opportunities for students who participate in Vocational Education class. A link to the online catalog will be provided on September 10th! Thank you for supporting our class-room!

Physical Education / Health / Drivers Ed

Physical Education classes started the year with students

choosing PE lockers and getting situated in the locker room.

Students are to use school issued locks from any District 202

school. Students are encouraged to lock up their belongings

during class and after class. If students lose a lock or have

any other locker issue, please have them speak to their

teacher about the situation. Teachers are looking forward

to a fun semester and helping to encourage students at

PNHS to know how exercise can positively impact their

mood, academics, and stress levels.

Driver Education class and BTW (behind the wheel)

Current driver education students are learning valuable

information in the classroom. Please be sure to allow your

students to gain driving hours and log them on the 50-hour

log sheet. Remember that students need 10 hours of night

time driving within those 50 hours.

Here is a link to the 50-hour log sheet: http://www.cyberdriveillinois.com/publications/pdf_publications/dsd_x152.pdf We are currently finishing up drivers with behind the wheel

instruction from last year. Once the instructors are finished

with those students, they will start contacting the students

in driver education class by birthdate order to try to sched-

ule those lessons. The instructors drive before and after

school. There are two instructors that drive for one hour

before school. There is a 5:30 a.m. and a 5:45 a.m. start

time. After school drive times start at 2:30 p.m. and typically

go until 4:30. There is an instructor that also drives from

4:30 p.m. - 6:30 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays

Health Classes:

This year health classes will be going more in depth into

health and wellness by researching current health topics

once a week and discussing the article in class. Teachers

hope by adding this approach to the curriculum, stu-

dents will see more of a connection to what they are

learning about in Health and what is happening in the

world around them.

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Fine Arts / World Languages

The Creative Arts Division is pleased to welcome the following staff members to PNHS:

Career and Technical Education – Megan Hoyer and Jessica Rottmann will be teaching Culinary and Child Development courses.

World Languages – Brittany Kancauski, though not new to Plainfield, will spend part of her day at North teaching German. Emily Pomrening is joining the department as an American Sign Language instructor.

French classes are off to a great start! In French 1 we have chosen Francophone names to use as we are learning how to greet each other. Next, we will be learning how to discuss the weather. French 3H classes are reviewing how to talk about the past while using new vocabulary about childhood hobbies. Next, we will be learning how to talk about our future plans after high school. French 4/AP is starting off the year with the theme Global Challenges. In the coming weeks we will be reading news articles, analyzing a satirical song about the environment, and discussing our opinions on how to solve current issues.

German 1 will be embarking on their journey into the German language. They will be learning the alphabet, their numbers, and their greetings. Students will be creating comic strips and even having conversations with each other, all in the target language throughout the month of September!

German 2 students will begin with our new textbooks by learning about the past tense. Through this unit, the students will get to play several games and will even write themselves a letter that will be put into a time-capsule and given back to the student at the end of their senior year. This is one of the students’ favor-ite activities as they love to not only see how far they have come in German, but they also love to reminisce about the “good old days” by the time they are ready to graduate.

German 3 students will be reading a story about An-ton and his first day of school. Young students in Ger-many receive Schultuete to start their first day of school. These are often filled with school supplies and special treats to start the school year off right and our students will then get to create their own Schultuete in class!

German AP students will begin their unit on personal and public identities. In this unit, we talk a lot about immigration and Germany’s impact on the United States. Students will be researching a famous German-American and giving a presentation about what it was like for that person to make their way to America. Some famous German-Americans are: Milton Hershey, Babe Ruth, Dwight D. Eisenhower, Leonardo DiCaprio, Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, John Steinbeck, Meryl Streep, Marlene Dietrich, and the list goes on!

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Math and Science

Math and Science departments are starting the year strong. Science classes reviewed safety contracts and scientific method. Math is jumping right into Spring-board lessons and Activities. Please encourage your students to set some time aside everyday to complete homework and review the day’s lesson. Practice is the key to success, especially in these curricular areas.

English and Social Studies

I would like to take this chance to introduce myself as

the English and Social Studies Division Chair at Plain-

field North. My name is David Brown, and I am ex-

tremely excited to begin my third year in this role. It

has been awesome welcoming back the staff and stu-

dents over the last few weeks, and I look forward to

another great year.

English

English classes are still in the beginning stages of each

course with teachers and students working hard to

build positive relationships that will help foster

growth and success throughout the year. Students

have been doing introductory class work along with

pre-testing on skill based assessments. Teachers will

be moving into more specific curriculum associated

with the Outcome A for their respective classes over

the next few weeks.

The English Department WELCOMES the following

staff members to North for the 18-19 school year.

Ms. Noor Fakhoury will be teaching English 1 and Eng-

lish 1 Honors.

Ms. Yonika Willis will be teaching English 2, English 4,

and Rhetoric.

Social Studies

The Social Studies department looks to continue to

implement practices to promote the “Democracy

School” distinction awarded to Plainfield North prior

to the 16-17 school year. The recognition is awarded

by the Illinois Civic Mission Coalition to recognize

schools that have a “commitment to civic learning

across the curriculum and developing organizational

supports that will help give young people in Illinois the

knowledge, skills, and dispositions to nurture and sus-

tain our democracy.” The department is excited to

provide more opportunities for students to engage in

real life, civic learning.

The Social Studies department WELCOMES the follow-

ing staff members for the 18-19 school year:

Mr. Matthew Carlson will be teaching AP Human Ge-

ography and Government.

Mr. Daniel Foreman will be teaching AP US History

and US History.

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Media Center

Tutoring Venue

The tutoring venue in the media center will open Sep-

tember 10th. If students need help in any of their

classes, they can go to the Media Center Study hall

link on the main PNHS webpage to sign up to receive

tutoring during their study hall periods.

PPLD Mobile Maker Lab: Button

Tracey, Teen Services Librarian from Plainfield Public

Library will bring a button maker and all the supplies

you need to design and create your own custom

buttons. We’ll provide materials to bring your imagi-

nation to life or you can use provided designs to make

buttons that can be used to decorate your backpack

or as gifts for your friends. This will take place in the

PNHS media center during all study hall periods on

Thursday, September 20th. Please stop down to the

media center to sign up for this event.

Plainfield Public Library

Practice SAT - September 15th, 1 p.m. – 4:30 p.m.

Sylvan Learning of Plainfield will proctor a practice

SAT in a simulated testing environment. Students and

their families will have the option to schedule a free

consultation to discuss their results with the Director

of Sylvan Learning of Plainfield. This opportunity is

open to all high school students. Please bring two

pencils and a calculator. Snacks are allowed but can

only be consumed during breaks between tests.

Registration begins 9/1/18.

Naperville Public Library

A Naperville Public Library card is not required to

attend any of these programs, but registration is

required.

Sylvan Practice Test: SAT – September 8th, 1 p.m. –

4:30 p.m.

Students can take a free, full-length practice test to

help prepare for the actual exam. The essay portion of

the test is not included. This program is presented in

partnership with Sylvan Learning and is for teens in

9th through 12th grades. *Program requires advance

registration.

Revolution Prep Practice Tests: SAT – September 22nd,

12:30 – 4 p.m.

Take a free full-length practice test administered to

help prepare for the actual exam. The essay portion of

the test is not included. Please bring No. 2 pencils, an

approved calculator and a healthy snack. This program

is presented in partnership with Revolution Prep.

*Program requires advance registration.

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Athletics

NEW COACHES:

We have some new coaches or coaching moves here

at Plainfield North.

Cheer: Amanda Viece has moved into the head cheer

coach position with new JV coach Annette Wynne.

Dance: Callie Gliwa has returned to North and is now

the head dance coach and coaching with her is new JV

dance coach is Kristianna Lopez.

Boys Cross Country: Renee Koziol has joined as an

asst. coach.

Girls Golf also has a new asst. coach Allen Obendorf.

Football has added Michael Letton to their

sophomore coaching staff and Mike Schnieder and

Daniel Foreman to the freshman coaching staff.

Boys Soccer has a new freshman coach Matt Carlson

Girls Swimming has added Nicole Olsen to their staff.

Girls Tennis has added an asst. coach to their staff,

Josh DeLaParra

Girls Volleyball: Matthew Slechta is our new head

coach, with a new asst. coach, Kaisley Fisher. Anthony

Dellamorte is JV coach and new freshman coach, Zoe

Wegehaupt.

FALL SPORT NEWS:

Todd Daugherty finished 2nd at the Plainfield North

Boys Golf Invite with a 70. Patrick Farnan won the

Oswego Fresh/Soph Golf Invite .

Maddie Dwyer placed 6th individually in the Plainfield

North Girls Golf Invite.

Freshman Ella Wrobel made the Girls Volleyball All

Tournament Team from the Crosstown Showdown on

8/25.

Girls Cross Country received 1st place in the Plainfield

All City XC Race.

Varsity Home Event Calendar

9/4/18 Girls Golf Senior Night vs. Joliet, 4 p.m.

9/6/18 Girls Tennis vs. Romeoville, 4 p.m.

9/6/18 Boys Soccer vs. St. Charles East, 4:30 p.m.

9/8/18 Boys Soccer Plainfield Classic Invite,

begins 9 a.m.

9/10/18 Boys Golf vs. Oswego East, 4 p.m.

9/10/18 Boys Soccer vs. Lake Park, 7 p.m.

9/12/18 Girls Golf vs. Plfd South, 4 p.m.

9/12/18 Athletic Booster Meeting, 6 p.m., media

center

9/13/18 Boys Soccer vs. St. Francis, 7 p.m.

9/14/18 Football Home vs. Romeoville, 7 p.m.

9/15/18 Boys Soccer Plainfield Classic Finals

9/18/18 Boys Soccer vs. Romeoville, 4:30 p.m.

9/18/18 Girls Volleyball vs. Hins. South, 4:30/5:30 p.m.

9/19/18 Girls Golf vs. Neuqua, 4 p.m.

9/20/18 Girls Tennis vs. Plfd South, 4 p.m.

9/20/18 Boys Soccer vs. Joliet West, 4:30 p.m.

9/20/18 Girls Volleyball vs. Romeoville, 4:30/5:30 p.m.

9/21/18 Girls Volleyball JV Invite

9/22/18 Girls Volleyball JV Invite

9/22/18 Girls Tennis at Lemont Invite

9/24/18 Boys Golf Senior Night vs. Plainfield

South, 4 p.m.

9/27/18 Boys Soccer vs. Oswego East, 4:30 p.m.

9/29/18 JV Girls Tennis SPC Invite, 8 a.m.

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Clubs

The Northside Crew students helped acclimate

the freshmen by leading them through various

activities and a tour of PNHS during Freshman

Orientation on August 10th. Motivational

speaker, Eddie Slowikowski, spoke to students

about discovering the greatness that lies within

all of us.

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NHS

NHS will be sponsoring a Walkathon on October 9th. NHS members will be asking families and friends to donate to a charity that will be determined at our September meeting.

Gold Cards

Just a reminder that we provide special “D. 202 Gold Cards” to senior citizens who live in D. 202 (or have grandchildren here).

http://www.psd202.org/page/gold_cards

The Gold Cards give seniors:

• FREE admission to all sporting events (except for IHSA playoffs); and

• DISCOUNTED admission to all other non-sport, student activities (concerts, plays, etc.) We leave it to the buildings to decide the actual discount.

Thanks so much and have a wonderful year!

Tom Hernandez

Director of Community Relations

FOIA Officer

tahernan@psd202.org

Clubs (Cont.)

And we’re off! The Make Health A Habit! club has

officially begun! Students participated in the PNHS club

fair this month to help promote our new focus and

name. We have expanded the scope of last year’s

group (Whole Food, Plant-Based) to incorporate

healthy eating, yoga, meditation, and mindfulness.

Meetings are student-centered and held after school

on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month. The 2nd

Tuesday meeting will be a dedicated yoga practice. All

students are welcome!

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Featuring FOOD TRUCKS!!!! AND A MOVIE IN THE STADIUM

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It is hard to believe another new school year has begun. Thank you to all the families, who have already joined

PNHS PTSO. We are still accepting memberships and appreciate your support. Membership forms are available in

your registration packets, online, and in this newsletter. The membership forms can be dropped off at any time in

the main office.

As the new school year begins, the PTSO provided refreshments at Curriculum Night and will be supporting the

Student Council in preparation for Homecoming 2018. Our meetings will be held the fourth Monday of each month

at 6:00 p.m. in the media center conference room. All are welcome to attend and help us with planning to support

the students, teachers, and staff at PNHS.

Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions. We are looking forward to the upcoming school year and

hope you will consider joining the PNHS PTSO because it is your support that helps to make a positive experience

for the students at PNHS.

Respectfully,

PNHS PTSO Officers 2018-2019 President: Susan Franchi (mathfranchi@yahoo.com) Vice-President: Pam Galindo-Smith (morgelzmom@aol.com) Secretary: Treasurer:

PNHS PTSO 2018-2019 Meeting Dates

Monday, August 27, 2018 Monday, September 24, 2018 Monday, October 29, 2018* Monday, November 26, 2018 Monday, January 28, 2019 Monday, February 25, 2019 Monday, March 18, 2019* Monday, April 15, 2019* All meetings begin at 6:00 p.m. in the media center conference room. *Monthly date adjusted based on school calendar

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2018-2019 PNHS PTSO

Membership Form

The Plainfield North PTSO helps fund many activities here at North, including: Curriculum Night, Homecoming, Holiday Shop

with a Cop / Needy Family Fund, Dodgeball Tournament and Staff Appreciation. The PTSO also gives away two $500.00

PTSO Scholarships each year (must be a PTSO member for 2 years to qualify for a scholarship senior year).

Please consider joining the 2018-2019 PTSO. Membership is $10.00 per family.

Parent/Guardian First and Last Name _____________________________________________

Address ___________________________________________ City_____________________

Zip _______________________ Phone _____________________________________

Email Address _______________________________________________________________

Student(s) attending Plainfield North- First and Last Name Grade

1. _________________________________________ ______

2. _________________________________________ ______

3. _________________________________________ ______

Volunteer Opportunities

Please check any events you would like to help with.

Homecoming Dance- help decorate café and serve snacks and refreshments during dance.

Powder Puff Game- help run concessions during the Powder Puff game.

Dodgeball Tournament- Sign up teams during lunch hours and help at tournament.

Hospitality- Provide baked goods for special events.

Graduation- Sell flowers to families during Graduation Ceremony.

As Needed Basis

Attach payment and return to the school in an envelope marked PTSO. Please consider also donating to our Shop with a Cop/Needy Family

and Scholarship funds. Cash or check payable to PNHS PTSO is accepted.

_____ $10.00- PTSO family membership

_____ $ 5.00- Shop w/a Cop/Needy Family donation

_____ $ 5.00- PNHS Scholarship fund

_____ Total Amount Due

Thank you for your Support and Generosity!

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College Campus Visits There will be several opportunities to visit a college campus in September and October. We will be visiting the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (9/11/18), Illinois State University (9/12/18), University of Wisconsin Madison (9/20/18), Northern Illinois University (9/24/17), the University of Notre Dame (10/4/18), Loyola University (October TBD), University of Illinois at Chicago (October TBD), Bradley University (October TBD), and Joliet Junior College (October TBD). Students can choose to attend up to two trips and the cost is $10 per trip. Any junior or senior student is welcome to participate if interested, however space is limited to 35 participants per trip. Permission slips are available in Student Services.

College Information Sessions @ PNHS

Each fall, PNHS invites college and universities to provide information sessions to prospective students. All students are invited to sign up and attend. Students can view the full list of colleges in Naviance Family Connection and are urged to pre-register. Students must pick up a pass from Student Services the morning of the visit to be excused from class. All vis-its take place in the College and Career Center (Rm #300). Students should research the college ahead of time and prepare a few questions to ask during the visit. Many times, the college representative that visits is the main point of contact for the admissions process. **Dates and times are subject to change – view the most current list on Naviance.

For more College and Career information follow @PNHSCCC on Twitter

COLLEGE DATE TIME

Sacred Heart University 9/6 8:15 AM

Texas A&M University 9/6 11:15 AM

University of Miami 9/6 12:15 PM

Michigan Technological University 9/6 1:15 PM

University of Illinois at Chicago 9/7 9:15 AM

Illinois Institute of Technology 9/7 12:15 PM

Purdue University Northwest - Ham-mond Campus

9/10 1:15 PM

Indiana University Kokomo 9/11 8:15 AM

University of St. Francis 9/11 9:15 AM

Hofstra University 9/12 8:15 AM

Fashion Institute of Design and Mer-chandising, Los Angeles

9/12 9:15 AM

Truman State University 9/12 11:15 AM

Central College 9/12 12:15 PM

Defiance College 9/12 1:15 PM

University of Nebraska at Lincoln 9/13 9:15 AM

Johns Hopkins University 9/13 10:15 AM

The University of Iowa 9/13 11:15 AM

Wabash College 9/13 1:15 PM

Bowling Green State University 9/14 10:15 AM

Florida Southern College 9/14 12:15 PM

Vanderbilt University 9/18 8:15 AM

Hope College 9/18 9:15 AM

COLLEGE DATE TIME

Knox College 9/18 10:15 AM

University of South Carolina 9/18 12:15 PM

Illinois State University 9/19 10:15 AM

Saint Mary's College 9/19 11:15 AM

North Central College 9/19 12:15 PM

University of East Anglia (UK) 9/19 12:15 PM

Lakeland University 9/19 1:15 PM

Purdue University 9/20 9:15 AM

Valparaiso University 9/21 10:15 AM

University of Toledo 9/21 11:15 AM

Florida Atlantic University 9/21 12:15 PM

Saint Louis University 9/24 10:15 AM

Roosevelt University 9/24 1:15 PM

University of Notre Dame 9/25 8:15 AM

Ball State University 9/25 9:15 AM

University of Kansas 9/25 10:15 AM

Joliet Junior College 9/25 11:15 AM

Arizona State University 9/26 8:15 AM

University of Louisville 9/26 9:15 AM

Ball State University 9/26 10:15 AM

University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

9/26 11:15 AM

Michigan State University 9/27 1:15 PM

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COLLEGE DATE TIME

University of Nevada, Las Vegas 9/28 8:15 AM

Northern Arizona University 9/28 9:15 AM

Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 9/28 10:15 AM

Keiser University - *Flagship Campus, FL 9/28 11:15 AM

Ohio University 10/1 9:15 AM

The University of Alabama in Huntsville 10/1 10:15 AM

Creighton University 10/1 1:15 PM

Elmhurst College 10/2 8:15 AM

University of Wisconsin, La Crosse 10/2 9:15 AM

Northern Michigan University 10/2 12:15 PM

Monmouth College 10/2 1:15 PM

The University of Alabama 10/3 8:15 AM

Marian University 10/3 9:15 AM

Bradley University 10/3 10:15 AM

Aquinas College 10/3 1:15 PM

Augustana College 10/4 1:15 PM

Belmont Abbey College 10/5 8:15 AM

Millikin University 10/9 8:15 AM

Indiana University at Bloomington 10/9 9:15 AM

Benedictine University (IL) 10/9 10:15 AM

Marquette University 10/12 9:15 AM

Carthage College 10/15 8:15 AM

McKendree University 10/15 9:15 AM

University of Cincinnati 10/16 8:15 AM

Ohio University 10/16 9:15 AM

Missouri University of Science and Tech-nology

10/16 10:15 AM

The University of Arizona 10/16 11:15 AM

Butler University 10/16 12:15 PM

DePaul University 10/16 1:15 PM

Worcester Polytechnic Institute 10/17 8:15 AM

Eureka College 10/17 9:15 AM

Coe College 10/17 10:15 AM

Southern Illinois University, Carbondale 10/17 10:15 AM

COLLEGE DATE TIME

Florida Institute of Technology 10/17 11:15 AM

University of Wisconsin, Oshkosh 10/17 11:15 AM

Lewis University 10/17 12:15 PM

University of Tennessee, Knoxville 10/17 12:15 PM

Concordia University Wisconsin 10/17 1:15 PM

Mississippi State University 10/17 1:15 PM

Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology 10/18 12:15 PM

Juniata College 10/18 1:15 PM

Colorado State University 10/19 12:15 PM

Lincoln College (Lincoln) 10/23 10:15 AM

St. Ambrose University 10/24 8:15 AM

Kent State University 10/24 11:15 AM

University of Michigan 10/24 12:15 PM

Joliet Junior College 10/25 9:15 AM

Carroll University (Wisconsin) 10/25 11:15 AM

Franklin College of Indiana 10/25 1:15 PM

Indiana University-Purdue University Indi-anapolis

10/29 8:15 AM

Drake University 10/29 9:15 AM

Illinois College 10/29 10:15 AM

Northern Illinois University 10/29 11:15 AM

Central Michigan University 10/29 12:15 PM

Syracuse University 10/31 10:15 AM

Xavier University 11/7 11:15 AM

The University of Alabama in Huntsville 11/13 8:15 AM

Dominican University 11/14 10:15 AM

Grand Valley State University 11/14 1:15 PM

Southern Illinois University, Edwardsville 11/19 9:15 AM

Aurora University 11/19 10:15 AM

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Albion College Alma College American Academy of Art Arizona State University Augustana College Aurora University Benedictine University Blackburn College Bowling Green State University Bradley University Butler University Carroll University Carthage College Central Michigan University Chicago State University Clarke University Coe College Colorado State University Columbia College Chicago Cornell College Creighton University Culver-Stockton College DePaul University DePauw University Dominican University Eastern Illinois University Eastern Michigan University Elmhurst College Ferris State University Flashpoint Chicago Florida Atlantic University

Florida Southern College Governor’s State University Grand Valley State University

Plainfield North High School 12005 S. 248th Ave., Plainfield, IL 60585

Holy Cross College Hope College Illinois College Illinois Institute of Technology Illinois State University Illinois Wesleyan University Indiana State University Iowa State University Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis Indiana University Bloomington Johnson & Wales University Joliet Junior College Judson University Kansas State University Knox College Lake Forest College Lakeland University Lawrence University Lincoln College Lindenwood University Loras College Loyola University Chicago Luther College MacMurray College Marian University Marquette University McKendree University Michigan State University Michigan Tech University Midwestern University Milwaukee School of Engineering Missouri State University

Missouri University of Science and Technology Monmouth College North Central College Northern Illinois University Northern Michigan University Parkland College Purdue University Northwest Quincy University Ripon College Robert Morris University Roosevelt University Rutgers University New Brunswick Saint Louis University Saint Mary's College Saint Xavier University Southeast Missouri State University Southern IL University Carbondale Southern IL University Edwardsville St. Ambrose University St. Louis College of Pharmacy St. Norbert College Syracuse University Texas Christian University The Ohio State University The University of Oklahoma The University of Tampa The University of Toledo Trinity Christian College Trinity International University Truman State University University College Dublin (IE) University of Arkansas University of Chicago

University of Cincinnati University of Colorado Boulder University of Dayton University of East Anglia (UK) University of Evansville University of Illinois at Chicago University of Illinois Springfield University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign University of Indianapolis University of Iowa University of Kansas University of Louisville University of Minnesota University of Missouri University of Missouri St. Louis University of Nebraska University of Northern Iowa University of Notre Dame University of Oregon University of Pittsburgh University of South Alabama University of St. Francis University of Toronto UW – Milwaukee UW – Parkside UW – Whitewater Valparaiso University Viterbo University Wabash College West Point Western Illinois University Xavier University

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