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Waubonsee Community College
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Jeanine McMillen
Assistant Dean- Business, Tech, & Workforce Ed
Waubonsee Community College
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Professional Bio
Jeanine McMillen has served as Assistant Dean for Business, Technology, and Workforce Education at Waubonsee Community College since early 2022. Prior to that role, she was employed at the college as a Professional Writing Tutor and Academic Coach in Academic Support Services. In addition to supporting students’ academic development with one-on-one tutoring and coaching sessions, McMillen worked with colleagues to design and facilitate academic webinar programming and served on the division’s data management team. During this time, McMillen also served as a Teaching Graduate Assistant in the Department of Leadership, Education Psychology and Foundations at Northern Illinois University (NUI), while working with colleagues on a mixed methods research study of college students’ mental well-being during the COVID-19 pandemic that was published in the Journal of American College Health. Prior to her roles at Waubonsee and NIU, McMillen was employed at Aurora University, where she taught communication and interdisciplinary courses in the School of Business and Public Policy and General Education Department. Here she gained professional experience as a project manager at a global market research firm. McMillen also volunteers as a founding member of the City of Geneva's Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Task Force, formed in 2021 based on the city's strategic plan.
McMillen holds a Master of Arts degree in Communication Studies with an emphasis in Organizational Communication from Marquette University. She earned her Bachelor of Arts in Communication from Saint Louis University, where she studied Creative and Professional Writing and Studio Art. McMillen is a doctoral candidate in Northern Illinois University's Higher Education and Student Affairs division. She will be defending her dissertation in September 2022. The research explores the experiences of student mothers in community college.
McMillen holds a Master of Arts degree in Communication Studies with an emphasis in Organizational Communication from Marquette University. She earned her Bachelor of Arts in Communication from Saint Louis University, where she studied Creative and Professional Writing and Studio Art. McMillen is a doctoral candidate in Northern Illinois University's Higher Education and Student Affairs division. She will be defending her dissertation in September 2022. The research explores the experiences of student mothers in community college.
Company
Waubonsee Community College
Individual Professional
Education:
Northern Illinois University Expected- 2022
Doctoral Candidate
Chapter Affiliation
Illinois
Areas of Expertise
Diversity and Inclusion, Workforce Development