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Member Colleges
The ICCSN is comprised of Community Colleges from Illinois. To find out more about membership, contact Bert Jacobson. Learn more about these colleges and their activities by viewing the Web sites listed below.
The leaf indicate links that go to the college's sustainability page.
- Black Hawk College (Moline)
- Carl Sandburg College (Galesburg)
- City Colleges of Chicago (Chicago)
- College of DuPage (Glen Ellyn)
- College of Lake County (Grayslake)
- Danville Area Community College (Danville)
- Elgin Community College (Elgin)
- Frontier Community College (Fairfield)
- Harold Washington College (Chicago)
- Harry S. Truman College (Chicago)
- Heartland Community College (Bloomington)
- Highland Community College (Freeport)
- Illinois Central College (East Peoria)
- Illinois Eastern Community Colleges
- Illinois Valley Community College (Oglesby)
- John A. Logan College (Carterville)
- John Wood Community College (Quincy)
- Joliet Junior College (Joliet)
- Kankakee Community College (Kankakee)
- Kaskaskia College (Centralia)
- Kennedy-King College (Chicago)
- Kishwaukee College (Malta)
- Lake Land College (Mattoon)
- Lewis & Clark Community College (Godfrey)
- Lincoln Land Community College (Springfield)
- Lincoln Trail Community College (Robinson)
- Malcolm X College (Chicago)
- McHenry County College (Crystal Lake)
- Moraine Valley Community College (Palos Hills)
- Morton College
- Oakton Community College (Des Plaines)
- Olive-Harvey College (Chicago)
- Olney Central College (Olney)
- Parkland College (Champaign)
- Prairie State College (Chicago Heights)
- Rend Lake College
- Richard J. Daley College (Chicago)
- Richland Community College (Decatur)
- Rock Valley College (Rockford)
- Sauk Valley Community College (Dixon)
- South Suburban College (South Holland)
- Southwestern Illinois College (Belleville)
- Spoon River College (Canton)
- Triton College (River Grove)
- Wabash Valley College (Mt. Carmel)
- Waubonsee Community College (Sugar Grove)
- Wilbur Wright College (Chicago)
- William Rainey Harper College (Palatine)
Campus Snapshot
New Renewable Energy Courses at
Kankakee Community College
Recognizing that the Renewable Energy (RE) field is primarily the realm of the electrician, Kankakee Community College modified its existing electrical technology program, adding a RE emphasis/specialization. This involves the creation and offering of four new courses, three of which are hands-on, lab-based courses in: solar-thermal technology, solar-PV technology, and small-wind energy technology.
These courses will broaden the skills-set of KCC's electrical technology graduates, widening their opportunities for employment and specifically making them employable in a vital, emerging field. The four new renewable energy courses in KCC's new Associates Degree in Electrical Technology are based on NABCEP competencies and students end each course by taking the Precertification Test of Knowledge, giving them a third party certification, along with their hands-on training.
Kankakee Community College's unique approach to RE education has been recognized by the National Science Foundation with a recent award of a NSF/ATE planning grant.
