Hearings on the structure and governance of higher education in Illinois before the House Select Committee on State Government Organization.

Cover title.

Institutional size and capacity : report.

Bibliographical footnotes.

Parents of Illinois eighth graders : a survey of their knowledge about academic and financial planning for their child's education beyond high school /

Mode of access: Internet.

Report on the study of community college professional development programs and activities in Illinois spublic community colleges.

"September 1988."

Statewide inventory of current and intended career programs at Illinois public community colleges.

Mode of access: Internet.

Student enrollment data and trends in the public community colleges of Illinois.

Mode of access: Internet.

Statute and rules /

Cover title.

Statistical report of minority and female employment in higher education /

"Item #11B."

Summary of fiscal year ... appropriations for higher education operations and grants, governor's action.

At head of title: ... General Assembly.

Status report on minority, female, and handicapped student plans and goals implemented by Illinois community colleges.

Cover title.

The Fiscal impact of an Optional Retirement Plan (ORP) for Illinois' higher education faculty and administrators /

"February 1995."

Thoughts, perspectives, and ideas presented at the Illinois Deans of Colleges of Education Symposium on inclusive education of students with disabilities /

"Spring 1994."

[Audit of the] Issues affecting supply and demand for engineering programs in Illinois.

"April 1986."

The alumni record of the University of Illinois, Chicago departments; colleges of medicine and dentistry, School of pharmacy,

Mode of access: Internet.

The American orator's own book : a manual of extemporaneous eloquence including a course of discipline for the faculties of discrimination, arrangement and oral discussion and also practical exercises in reading, recitations and declamatory debate : intended for the use of colleges, schools, students of oratory, and all public speakers.

Mode of access: Internet.