National-Louis University

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Tina. Tim. Kathleen. Kevin. Marisa. Ciuinal. Leo. Guy. Maureen. Joan. Tino. Jeanne. Dave. Brad.

These are the names that go with the faces you see around town. On billboards in the city—and on the Eisenhower. On busses. Elevated platforms. Metra stations. At the corner of Addison and Clark. Lincoln and Wrightwood.

In print. In the Chicago Sun-Times. Chicago Tribune. Red Eye. Pioneer Press. Sun Publications. CUT. N’Digo. Time Out Chicago. Daily Herald. On the Bi-Level. And at community colleges.

On cable. TV. WTTW. WCIU. FOX. WLS. NBC. Telemundo. The radio. Traffic.com. WBEZ.

They are our esteemed students and alumni. Unscripted. Unrehearsed. Talking about the things that are important to them. Being a role model. A member of the community who gives back. An award-winning teacher.

Each one got something different. Really small classes. A degree to make a difference. Classes offered in their community. A degree that made them a better teacher. Faculty who get it. Scholarships and financial aid.

And they got it from National-Louis University.

Welcome to NLU. One of Chicago’s oldest universities.

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  • Tina Fields-Gogins

    B.A. and M.A. in Psychology

    :30 :60
  • Kathleen & Tim Flowers

    M.A.T. in Elementary Ed.
    MBA Student

    :60
  • Guy Schumacher

    Ed.D. in
    Educational Leadership

    :15 :30
  • Kevin Scanlan

    M.S. in Human Resource
    Management and Development

    :30 :120
  • Michele Mangold

    M.Ed. in
    Curriculum & Instruction

    :30
  • Leo Brunelle

    B.A. in Applied
    Behavioral Sciences

    :30 :60
  • Marisa Buscaglia

    M.A. in Public Policy

    :15 :30 :60
  • Joan Katterjohn

    B.A. in Elementary Education
    Master of Education (M.Ed.)

    :30
  • Ciuinal Lewis

    Ph.D. in Community
    Psychology Student

    :30 :60
  • Maureen Rogers

    Master of Arts in Teaching

    :15 :30