Midwest College of Engineering publications, 1984-1988

Collection

Identifier: 012.01.10

Staff Only

Publications from the Midwest College of Engineering including: three copies of 1984-1987 catalogue, printed brochures on the College's programs and a 1985 faculty handbook. Also includes a 52-page soft cover book titled "Midwest College of Engineering: Twenty Years of Engineering Innovation" which contains a complete roster of faculty, staff, boards, and alumni through 1988 as well as biographical profiles of Alva C. Todd, Charles T. Alborn, Mary Todd-Brenner, John Williams, John D. Johannesen, Albert H. Budlong, and IIT alumnus Emil L. Martinec. Written by Gail Dixon of Dixon Communications, Batavia, IL; published by Midwest College of Engineering; sponsored by IIL; copyright 1988.

Dates

Creation: 1984-1988

Creator

Midwest College of Engineering (Organization)

Conditions Governing Access

Available for Research

Collection Size

1 Folder

Additional Description

Biographical / Historical

The Midwest College of Engineering was founded in Glen Ellyn, IL in 1967 by Dr. Alva C. Todd, a graduate of Illinois Institute of Technology. In 1986, the Midwest College of Engineering merged with Illinois Institute of Technology, which led to the formation of IIT's west-suburban Rice Campus in Wheaton, Illinois. The Daniel F. and Ada L. Rice Campus of Illinois Institute of Technology in Wheaton opened for classes in 1991.