ICC Educational Foundation Hosts Student Center Donor Recognition and Reception

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Illinois Central College and the Educational Foundation will host a reception for the generous donors who have supported the development of the new Student Center on the Peoria Campus. Speakers offering brief remarks include ICC President - Dr. Sheila Quirk-Bailey, President of the ICC Educational Foundation Board of Directors  - David Zern, and Interim Exec. Director of the Education Foundation -  Stephanie Holmes.
 Donors and the spaces for which they will receive naming recognition (through signage) include:
  • Sid and Flo Banwart - Sid and Flo Banwart Library and Sid and Flo Banwart Academic Support Center
  • CEFCU - CEFCU Commons
  • CORE Construction – Group Learning Laboratory
  • Lowell “Bud” Grieves Family - The Lowell “Bud” Grieves Family Event Room
  • Kriegsman Family - The Kriegsman Family Group Study Room
  • Kuhl Insurance - Kuhl Insurance Group Study Room
  • Pekin Insurance - Pekin Insurance Computer Laboratory


Available for media interviews: Dr. Sheila Quirk-Bailey – ICC President, and donors in attendance.

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