Sheila Quirk-Bailey

In its sixth year of existence, the Regional Workforce Alliance (RWA) is working to develop and employ strategies to “upskill” unemployed and under-employed adults while offering workforce exposure to high school students.

Illinois Central College president Sheila Quirk-Bailey believes taking an innovative approach to meeting the needs of students and the community must remain a priority.

After almost a decade of development, the Workforce Sustainability Center at Illinois Central College is just about ready for the first classes in new workshops and labs.

Sheila Quirk-Bailey has seen plenty of change in the five years she’s served as president of Illinois Central College — and that’s fine with her.

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to shape the ability of people to gather in a single physical space, colleges and universities have modified methods of…

Illinois Central College Board of Trustees unanimously approved Sheila Quirk-Bailey to serve as its next President. Quirk-Bailey is coming from William…