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A pair of Morton College standouts and the coach from this season’s NJCAA Division II men’s basketball national tournament qualifying team were honored at the Illinois Skyway Collegiate Conference awards ceremony on June 13, at the College of Lake County in Grayslake. Wayne Wente, a two-year baseball standout, and Laura Macias, the program’s only female …
Two Morton College students were among 88 nationally to receive scholarships from the National Society of Leadership and Success, the nation’s largest leadership organization with more than one million members nationwide. With a special focus on leadership, NSLS’s events and activities are designed to help students develop and practice communication, organization and goal-setting skills, all …
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Morton College successfully closed on a bond sale transaction that will generate over $9 million for use by the College for capital improvements throughout the campus. “Our college community deserve these investments,” said Stan Fields, Morton College President. “High quality living and learning facilities are critical to preparing our students to succeed in a competitive …
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Six members of Morton College’s Association of Latino Professionals for America met Valerie Jarrett, senior advisor to 44th U.S. President Barack Obama, at the 2019 ALPFA Symposium in Chicago. With Jarrett are ALPFA members (from left) Brisa Nunez, Marisol Nunez, Pricilla Sanchez, Maria Rivera, Jessica Rendon Gutierrez and Megan Eckardt.
Article by: Dr. Stanley Fields Morton College Community, As you are aware, the current presidential administration has announced the decision to end the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, also known as DACA and has called on Congress to replace the policy with legislation. While we do not know the immediate effects of this change in …
Article by: President Stan Fields Dear Students, Staff and Faculty: The recent violence in Charlottesville, Virginia has left many in our communities shaken. It shows us that racism, hate, and intolerance remain serious issues in our country. It reminds us of our commitment to increasing opportunity for all through quality education at every level of society. …