School of Rock Jun 20, 2009
Note: This is not a scientific poll. The results reflect only the opinions of those who chose to participate. (Dowagiac News, MI)
Did Burris commit perjury in front of state lawmakers? May 29, 2009
Its a very heavy rock to put on an already wobbly canoe, said Roosevelt University political scientist Paul Green. . (The Pantagraph newspaper)
Challenges rise in developing Olympic Village May 14, 2009
Cassandra Francis, who is spearheading the project for the Chicago 2016 bid committee, offered some details during a luncheon Wednesday sponsored by the Chicago School of Real Estate at Roosevelt University. The village is the highest-priced item to be built for the games. (Crain's Chicago Business)
King joins News team May 4, 2009
King cut her journalistic teeth in 1997 as editor-in-chief of her college newspaper, the Roosevelt University Torch, in Chicago. Her most exciting assignment at the time, she said, was covering Microsoft founder Bill Gates luncheon address for the Newspaper Association of America. (Menomonie Dunn County News, WI)
MARTHA WILHELMINA CLAUSEN, residing at Prestige Assisted Living, Green Valley, Apr 19, 2009
She earned a Master of Arts in Education from Roosevelt University in Chicago in 1962. Later, when a scholarship was awarded from Delta Kappa Gama Society, she studied Library Science and earned a certificate for a position as Teacher Librarian in a Chicago inner city school. (Green Valley News & Sun, AZ)
Mayor Daley misses Barack Obama's luminance Mar 23, 2009
"The mayor's been the mayor now for going to be 20 years and he's had some real hits and he's taken them pretty hard, but he hasn't whined or whimpered, which is in the Chicago tradition, and he keeps on going," said Roosevelt University political scientist Paul Green. For his part, Daley, 66, has blamed the media for focusing on the negative rather than the good works he's done for the city. (San Francisco Chronicle)
Questions for Democrats hang over two Senate seats Mar 10, 2009
Paul Green, a political scientist at Roosevelt University in Chicago, does not think Burris will resign. He also said Democrats in the legislature will never agree to a special Senate election: "You can take that to the bank.". (Yahoo News -- Politics)
What you should know about temping ... Mar 8, 2009
A. "I think in this economy there are no negatives to going to a temp agency," said Terri Berryman, director of career services at Roosevelt University. What's more important to employers is that there isn't a gap in employment on your resume. (Republican-American)
Philip Jose Farmer; broke ground in science fiction Mar 6, 2009
"He is one of the major American science fiction writers ever," said Gary Wolfe, professor of humanities at Roosevelt University in Chicago and author of several books on science fiction. "What he did in terms of influence was to draw on all aspects of literature and put all kinds of different genres together in the same work," Wolfe said. (Boston Globe)
Aurora U. names faculty Feb 13, 2009
Formerly an elementary school teacher in the Wood Dale and Elgin school districts, she most recently served as an assistant professor at William Rainey Harper College and as an adjunct professor at Roosevelt University. She received her Ed.D. in education from Roosevelt University. (DeKalb Daily Chronicle, IL)
Gage owners to open restaurant next door Feb 11, 2009
18 S. Michigan is being converted into commercial condominiums, and in December 2007 Roosevelt University became the largest owner in the building. Related story. (Crain's Chicago Business)
Thirty Genoa-Kingston students vie for Main Street Scholarships Mar 25, 2008
Linze Griebenow, Kingston, Roosevelt University, journalism ... Callie Johnson, Genoa, Roosevelt University or Columbia University, musical theater ... Wade Tischhauser, Genoa, Roosevelt University, musical theater. (DeKalb Daily Chronicle, IL)
Emerging knowledge on sexualities of two largest minorities fuels conference to set new agenda Mar 21, 2008
In addition to Chicago, the conference is being organized by faculty from Chicago State University, Columbia College in Chicago, DePaul University, the Graduate Center of the City University of New York, Northwestern University, Roosevelt University, the University of Connecticut and the University of Illinois, Chicago. For a complete list of the conference program, please visit. (Univeristy of Chicago Chronicle, IL)
Did primary move have desired effect? Mar 18, 2008
Paul Green, the Arthur Rubloff Professor of Policy Studies at Roosevelt University in Chicago, said the law was a clandestine effort to protect incumbents in state and congressional races by slashing six weeks out of the campaign season. Green said candidates ended up collecting signatures during Halloween and campaigning over Christmas, and Franks added that a cold and snowy winter kept volunteers from aggressively knocking on doors to get people to the polls. (DeKalb Daily Chronicle, IL)
Judith Gilbert hired to development post Mar 7, 2008
At Roosevelt University, she co-developed and taught a college credit entrepreneurship and business planning course to both undergraduate and graduate students. Gilbert also taught required marketing courses to undergraduates (marketing management, marketing research, marketing strategy, and advertising). (Kewanee Star Courier, IL)
Doctoral student’s piece recorded on ensemble’s Grammy-winning album Mar 6, 2008
Fans interested in hearing Gordon s sound the complete performance of his dissertation will get that chance during Contempo s concert, Tomorrow s Music Today on Friday, May 23 at Roosevelt University s Ganz Theatre. Works from other Chicago student composers will be performed that night, and in another Contempo concert Friday, May 9 in the Fulton Recital Hall, Goodspeed Hall. (Univeristy of Chicago Chronicle, IL)
Corruption trial likely to include mention of Obama, Blagojevich Mar 3, 2008
A lot of Illinois politicians would like to shoot him out of the sky the way they shot down that satellite recently, Roosevelt University political scientist Paul Green said. Because Tony Rezko knows a lot. (The Pantagraph newspaper)
STATE POLITICAL CHATTER: Corruption trial likely to include mention of Obama, Ill governor Mar 2, 2008
"A lot of Illinois politicians would like to shoot him out of the sky the way they shot down that satellite recently," Roosevelt University political scientist Paul Green said. "Because Tony Rezko knows a lot. He really knows a lot.". (Freeport Journal-Standard, IL)
Modern movement meets Appalachian twang Feb 21, 2008
Harker is a graduate of The Chicago College of Performing Arts at Roosevelt University. "All of the dancers except one had never danced the tango prior to our work together," said Harker. (East Tennessean, TN)
Young Voters Seen As Wild Card This Year Jan 30, 2008
"We have two candidates, a woman and an African-American man, who have an actual chance of winning. So I thought this was a historic election I should take part in," said Avery White, a 20-year-old prelaw student at Roosevelt University in Chicago who recently registered for the first time. John Della Volpe, director of polling at Harvard University's Institute of Politics, has witnessed the shift from the days when young people thought their vote didn't matter. (WNBC.com, NY)
PHYLLIS SIDES: Friendships Surviving Dec 20, 2007
The Joffrey s production of The Nutcracker will run through Dec. 30 at the Auditorium Theatre of Roosevelt University, 50 E. Congress Parkway, Chicago. For more information about The Joffrey Ballet, call (312) 739-0120 or visit. (Racine Journal Times, WI)
Snowplow Operator Rescues Woman From Burning Car Dec 17, 2007
to a final exam at Roosevelt University in downtown Chicago. She knew her car had broken down, but did not realize that its engine had caught fire. (KWTX.com, TX)
Pamela Trotman Reid named Saint Joseph College president Nov 16, 2007
Reid is currently the provost and executive vice president at Roosevelt University in Chicago ... A developmental psychologist, Reid has been at Roosevelt University since July 2004 ... During her tenure as provost at Roosevelt University , Reid worked with faculty and administrative colleagues to enhance academic quality and promote diversity. (West Hartford News, CT)
GOP veterans to leave battleground Oct 19, 2007
Paul Green, a political scientist at Chicago's Roosevelt University, rates Debbie Halvorson, the Democratic candidate for the seat occupied by Republican Rep. Jerry Weller, R-Ill. (USA Today -- News)
Collin Higher Education Center differs from model Sep 27, 2007
The collaborating universities are Benedictine University, Chicago School of Professional Psychology, Concordia University Chicago, DePaul University, Dominican University, Governors State University, Illinois State University, Kendall College, National-Louis University, North Park University, Northeastern Illinois University, Northern Illinois University, Roosevelt University, Southern Illinois University Carbondale, Saint Xavier University, University of Illinois at Chicago, University of... (McKinney Courier-Gazette, TX)
Frank William CornellJune 17, 1945 ” Sept. 23, 2007 Sep 26, 2007
Frank attended college at the University of Michigan and graduated from Roosevelt University in Chicago, Ill. He served in the U. S. Army and was a sergeant at the time of his discharge. (Montrose Daily Press, CO)
Hastert Departure Coincides With Unsettled Future... Sep 10, 2007
"Nonsense," countered Paul Green, political science professor at Roosevelt University in Chicago. "You show me a speaker of the House who can take on the president in his own party it just doesn't happen. Last year was a bad year for Hastert . I think there were people like Bush, Rove, the Iraq war a whole host of things that might have contributed to that.". (Fox News)
Illinois keeps Obama fundraising above water Aug 27, 2007
Paul Green, political scientist at Roosevelt University in Chicago, said the financial windfall for Obama is in line with the states tradition of using campaign contributions not just to get someone elected nationally, but also to stay on the right side of people who hold power locally no matter how a national election turns out. In Illinois, that means pleasing Chicago Mayor Richard M. Daley, Sen. (The Pantagraph newspaper)
Mainstreet USA - Chicago, Illinois Aug 27, 2007
D. Bradford Hunt, a professor of Social Sciences at Roosevelt University, explains the history of public housing in the US. While William Little, the director of development at the Chicago Housing Authority, tells us about the new plans the administration has to solve the housing issue and the future of the poor. At the same time we will witness the end of a community, the dreadful living conditions of families evicted from the complex, and the imminent arrival of the big-chain stores and a new... (Aljazeera.Net)
Church music group performs at Borders Aug 4, 2007
Participants in the group included several local recording artists and music majors studying at Northern Illinois University, Roosevelt University and Waubonsee Community College. All volunteers have had extensive performing experience and perform regularly in the worship services at E-Free Church. (DeKalb Daily Chronicle, IL)
Bus tour spotlights Chicago's public housing Jul 23, 2007
D. Bradford Hunt, a Roosevelt University professor writing a book about Chicago's public housing, said he appreciated that Turner told the story from the perspective of tenants but wasn't sure what to think. "People got killed," he said. (Boston Globe)
Concert in the Park to feature 2002 Cadillac grad Jul 22, 2007
He applied to the prestigious Roosevelt University in Chicago. I applied not thinking I would get in because their horn teacher is legendary and a Grammy Award winner. (Cadillac News, MI)
Organist John Linker will perform Wednesday Jul 10, 2007
Linker received his Bachelor of Music degree from Northern Illinois University in DeKalb in 1997, where he studied organ with Robert Reeves and Richard Hoskins, and his Master of Music degree from the Chicago Musical College (Roosevelt University) in 2003. He is currently pursuing a Doctor of Musical Arts degree at the University of Cincinnati (College-Conservatory of Music), where he is an organ student of Roberta Gary. (Princeton Bureau County Republican, IL)
Analysts blame governor for deadlock Jun 14, 2007
Roosevelt University political analyst Paul Green said personality conflicts are a part of politics but that the state budget is languishing for another reason. The governors leadership style, thats a convenient excuse, he said. (The Pantagraph newspaper)
Open Letter to APA Jun 10, 2007
" The membership has a right to know why, in the face of continually emerging sets of tangible evidence suggesting that the its policy was flawed and that psychologists were systematically employing expert psychological knowledge for purposes of abuse, the APA leadership refused to investigate, and continued to give cover for these abuses. (According to APA Ethics Director, Dr. Stephen Behnke, the BSCTs attach a copy of the PENS report to their training manuals.) Therefore, it is critical... (Zmag.org)
Former resident receives teaching award Jun 10, 2007
She credits the Auditorium Theatre of Roosevelt University, the Dance Center of Columbia College, the Oppenheimer Family Foundation, Dance Chicago, Cerqua-Rivera Art Experience, Hubbard Street Dance of Chicago, Joel Hall Dance Center, Lyric Opera of Chicago, Chicago Board of Education, Joffrey Ballet and American Ballet Theatre as invaluable partners in those field trips. "The outstanding work of her touring company and the annual spring concert are among the most accomplished of Curie High... (Canton Daily Ledger, IL)
Full Story from Indiana Daily Student May 18, 2007
-- Saturday night the lights of the Roosevelt University Auditorium in Chicago darkened as the evocative voice of Bjork began soaring from behind a thick curtain. An organ accompaniment vibrated beneath her voice. (U-Wire.com)
Obituaries for Friday, April 13, 2007 Apr 14, 2007
After relocating to Chicago, she earned a master of science degree in marketing communications at Roosevelt University and a master of education degree from DePaul University. Miss Jenkins passion for education was exhibited in a teaching career that spanned more than 30 years with the Chicago Public Schools. (Enterprise-Journal)
10 things to do this weekend Apr 6, 2007
The Celtic song and dance show, now in its 12th year, will play at the Auditorium Theatre of Roosevelt University. April 6, 8 p.m., April 7, 2 p.m. and 8 p.m., April 8, 2 pm. (Crain's Chicago Business)
Making His Marc: New World School of Arts student eyes Broadway Mar 25, 2007
He's dreaming of Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh or Roosevelt University in Chicago. Even if he gets in, tuition will be steep, about $30,000 a year. (The Miami Herald)
Captains have plans for Salvation Army Mar 18, 2007
"The Oakses were transferred to the Salvation Army in in June 2006 from Wilmington.The couple have been captains at Salvation Army locations for 13 years, and throughout that time they have held captain positions in Asheboro, Escondido and in the mountains of .Before becoming ordained ministers, which all captains are, Ken Oaks was a businessman, and his wife worked various jobs before becoming a retail store manager."I believe I was called to ministry when I was a teen, but I didn't follow... (Foster's Daily Democrat)
Stetson center gets chief Mar 5, 2007
He holds a bachelor's degree in business administration from Roosevelt University in Chicago and a master's of business administration from the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University. Stetson, a private liberal-arts school, was the first university in the nation to offer family business as a major, Fidanzi noted. (Orlando Sentinel -- Business)
Why Chicago sticks with its Daleys Mar 1, 2007
"Yes, people in Chicago are upset about corruption. But there's a tremendous amount of respect for the mayor," says Paul Green, a political scientist at Chicago's Roosevelt University. Daley not only won the election with 71 percent of the vote, but he also carried every ward, a singular achievement given how polarized Chicago was 25 years ago, Professor Green notes. (Christian Science Monitor -- USA)
Spring Break can include more than partying Feb 28, 2007
" Laura Green, 21, also plans on taking a less-traveled road for Spring Break. Green, a Roosevelt University senior studying musical theater, wants to jump into a car with her boyfriend and drive to New Mexico. Apparently there are alfalfa farms in the Land of Enchantment, and lots of cows, she says, barely able to keep a straight face. And while it may not be skiing the slopes or sunbathing on a beach, Green says she hasn't found anyone else planning such a vacation. Plus, she'll actually... (Chicago Tribune)
Daley Dynasty Keeps Chicago In The Family Feb 25, 2007
Paul green, director of the Institute of Politics at Roosevelt University says it is those types of political risks that separate Daley from his father. He may look like his dad. (CBS News)
Couples mark Valentine's Day; offer advice across the years Feb 15, 2007
Stephanie is a student studying human resource management at Roosevelt University in Chicago and Jack works as a senior systems engineer for Motorola in Hoffman Estates. They plan to return to central Illinois for a June wedding. (Pekin Times, IL)
Broadway In Chicago Accounts for Economic Impacts Totaling Over $635 Million Annually Jan 17, 2007
The creation of Broadway In Chicago allows the two theatre industry leaders to present a full range of entertainment, including musicals and plays, on the stages the finest theatres in Chicago's Loop -- LaSalle Bank Theatre, the Ford Center for the Performing Arts/Oriental Theatre, the Cadillac Palace Theatre, the Auditorium Theatre of Roosevelt University and the Drury Lane Theatre Water Tower Place. The Chicago company of the Broadway blockbuster WICKED started performances in June, 2005 and... (Yahoo! Wire -- Entertainment News)
Can this man be the next U.S. president? Jan 17, 2007
He has taken off like a rocket, said John Green, professor of policy studies at Roosevelt University, located in Mr. Obama's base of Chicago. Hillary should be worried. (Globe and Mail)
Announcement Expected 'Very Soon' On Obama's Presidential Intentions... Jan 5, 2007
"You must have a fire in the belly," said Roosevelt University political science professor Paul Green. "You cannot be a reluctant candidate --you're either in it, or you're not in it. And, he's going to be facing at least one person who has a fire in the belly, and that is Mrs. Clinton.". (The Drudge Report)
