370:. The school at the time had an estimated value of $ 250,000. The affiliation related primarily to educational standards, and did not include any financial support. Shimer then became known as the Frances Shimer Academy of the University of Chicago. Shimer also adopted the University of Chicago's affiliation with the Baptist denomination, and required that at least two-thirds of the Board be members of a Baptist church. The membership of the Board was divided equally among representatives of the University of Chicago, graduates of the Mount Carroll Seminary, and citizens of Mount Carroll.
530:, enrollment rose to an all-time high. By 1966, enrollment stood at 510 students. At the same time, the administration of Shimer became increasingly isolated from the community, as the president ceased teaching classes and strict conservative social mores continued to be enforced despite cultural changes. Restrictions over dress, conduct, and fraternization were a source of frustration for students. Tensions thus developed between the administration and older faculty on one hand, and the students and younger faculty on the other.
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701:. From 1995 to 1998, the total value of the college's real estate holdings rose approximately 40% to 2 million dollars. This included expansion of on-campus housing, renovation of the Prairie House administration building, and clearing of the central quadrangle. This also included the "Shimer Commons" plan for the former YWCA gymnasium, which was to have been funded by a capital campaign.
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arranged under favorable terms, with the land donated and the buildings sold at cost, on the condition that Wood and
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meeting intensively every third weekend. Enrollment rose from 62 students in 1978 to approximately 100 students by 1982. In the spring of 1988, the school graduated the largest class since 1974. In 1988, Shimer began to offer a chess scholarship. Subsequent beneficiaries of this scholarship include grandmasters
603:, who promised to raise 5 million dollars. He was not successful, and on May 14, 1977, the Board again voted to close the school. The decision was reversed on May 23, with the adoption of a new reorganization plan. The Board refused to accept Conant's resignation, reassigning him to full-time fundraising.
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Chicago. On December 18, 2005, amid controversy, the Assembly of Shimer College expressed its support for the ongoing negotiations by a vote of 46–29. On January 19, 2006, the Board of Trustees announced that it had accepted the invitation. The move
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In 1966 and 1967, the school underwent a severe internal crisis subsequently known as the "Grotesque
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College in January 2009. His subsequent tenure was marked by controversy over both his tactics and his long-term plans for the school. Controversy first broke out over Lindsay's hiring, outside of the standard process, of a personal acquaintance to replace a professional
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The seminary was to have been funded by subscription. However, only a fraction of the original pledges were honored. In 1855, fearing that the school would fail due to the lack of subscription revenue, the incorporators sold their shares in the college to the teachers, Wood and
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Cindarella Gregory, who served as the chief academic officer while Frances oversaw the finances of the school. In 1870, the partnership ended, when Gregory left the school to
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Waukegan location, and efforts were made to reach out to new groups of students. In 1981, a Weekend College program for working adults was begun. The program, which as of 2010 remained in operation, provides a bachelor's degree through classes
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under which high school students could enter college before graduating. The program was a success, and although the grant expired in 1955, the program was kept in place. Shimer's early entrance program continues in operation as of 2010. In contrast, most other schools receiving the grant soon
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program was formally begun. In that year the enrollment was the highest on record. The school had already been providing college-type instruction since 1907. The first junior college class graduated in 1910. The name of the college was changed from "Frances Shimer Academy" to "Frances Shimer
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marry. The Mount Carroll Seminary remained the sole property of Frances Wood Shimer until her retirement in 1896. For most of her administration, the seminary made no effort to either recruit students or solicit donations, focusing all energy on creating a school that would merit confidence.
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The school faced imminent closure due to a financial and enrollment crisis leading up to the 1956–1957 school year, with enrollment still more than 50 students below the level of 200 that was considered sustainable. To address the crisis, Mullin recruited powerful corporate donors including
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Director of Admissions whom he had also fired out of process. In November 2009, a meeting of the Shimer College Assembly, the internal governing body of the school, produced several resolutions demanding that Lindsay and the Board respect the Shimer College tradition of self-governance.
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recent turmoil instigated by a now former member of the faculty is passing with the receipt of his resignation." However, 18 members of the faculty responded with a statement praising Weiser. The Board expressed its support for Mullin in its March 1967 meeting, at which
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which is reborn from its own ashes. Crises throughout Shimer's history have included three abandonments of the college by its board in 1855, 1973 and 1977; a catastrophic fire in 1906; bankruptcies in 1974 and 1977; and struggles over governance in 1966 and 2010.
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James M. Green was present as a representative of the dissidents. The Board also set up a committee of faculty and trustees to improve communication, and honored a request by the dissidents for increased administrative staff.
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The Grotesque Internecine Struggle led to the departure of many of the school's faculty and one-third of the students. The adverse publicity the school received as a result of the crisis was compounded by a 1968 article in
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who adopted a less adversarial style. Akers served until 1970. The presidency was then taken over by
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1439:"Rising tide of red ink swamped Shimer"
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254:(later Frances Shimer) and her friend
2553:Education in Carroll County, Illinois
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2177:
2158:"From David Shiner: Assembly Motions"
2068:
1903:"Broke Shimer College calls it quits"
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731:National Endowment for the Humanities
688:United States Department of Education
2490:"Shimer College Votes President Out"
713:Shimer College in Chicago and Beyond
526:In the 1960s, thanks in part to the
1766:
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24:
1413:"Noted Entomologist Kills Himself"
630:institution known as the "House".
358:Metcalf Hall, constructed in 1908.
327:Women's Christian Temperance Union
25:
2574:
2052:Deborah Leigh Wood (1981-11-29).
1253:"Trying to Break the Shimer Will"
2514:"Shimer College president fired"
706:Illinois Institute of Technology
366:, under an affiliation with the
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995:Harold Henderson (1988-06-16).
709:was completed August 10, 2006.
616:Restoration College Association
433:Shimer College in Mount Carroll
70:, a women's academy, a women's
35:, co-founder of Shimer College.
2431:Linda Goldstein (2010-02-22).
2323:"Big Trouble at Little Shimer"
2178:Moran, Dan (19 January 2006).
1809:William Granger (1967-03-20).
1499:Francis Joseph Mullin (1959).
1437:Carol Oppenheim (1973-11-18).
1206:University of Chicago (1898).
879:David R. Koukal (2009-10-17).
845:
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514:Grotesque Internecine Struggle
225:Shimer College was founded in
170:Frances Shimer Junior College
18:Grotesque Internecine Struggle
13:
1:
2356:Shimer College and the Future
2293:Chronicle of Higher Education
2259:"February 2010 Special Issue"
2033:Thomas Frisbie (1987-08-04).
1935:. p. A11. Archived from
1836:"Mullin Quits as Shimer Head"
1178:Thomas, Grace Powers (1898).
578:
2563:History of women in Illinois
2488:Ashley Thorne (2010-04-19).
2379:Deanna Isaacs (2010-02-25).
2104:. 2008-11-16. Archived from
1674:. 1965-07-25. Archived from
1586:Bogue, Jesse Parker (1948).
1568:. 1909-10-21. Archived from
1528:. 1950-04-14. Archived from
1288:. 1956-09-03. Archived from
1180:"The Frances Shimer Academy"
1098:. 1963-04-19. Archived from
246:New York State Normal School
7:
2512:Ron Grossman (2010-04-19).
2075:Shelby Lyman (1988-04-09).
2054:"Weekends made for college"
1984:Maggie Lewis (1982-02-18).
1969:. p. 9. Archived from
1927:Meg O'Connor (1977-05-23).
1592:. Vol. 1. p. 202.
1184:Where to Educate, 1898-1899
233:, USA as the Mount Carroll
10:
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2185:. News Sun. Archived from
2140:Shimer College Promulgates
2016:Shimer College Promulgates
1862:Anne Keegan (1977-11-12).
1691:Harvard Educational Review
1562:"Baptists Vary on Lorimer"
1231:Fifty Years' Recollections
1164:. Vol. 1. p. 13.
1066:Fifty Years' Recollections
634:Shimer College in Waukegan
503:Harvard Educational Review
429:another college, or both.
205:
1990:Christian Science Monitor
1704:Stanley Severson (1975).
565:, a former editor of the
471:A Shimer class circa 1967
391:North Central Association
239:Illinois General Assembly
118:
2287:Don Troop (2010-02-25).
1589:American Junior Colleges
1401:. 1886-10-30. p. 2.
1118:Songe, Alice H. (1978).
910:Eric Nicholson (1973). "
764:
1501:"Shimer and the Church"
1467:Alice H. Songe (1978).
1339:Shimer College (2000).
293:marriage of convenience
180:Frances Shimer College
130:Mount Carroll Seminary
2381:"Who's Buying Shimer?"
1745:"GIS: 1966 & 1967"
722:
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208:Mount Carroll Seminary
160:Frances Shimer School
36:
2180:"Shimer bolts county"
1609:Frances Shimer Record
1603:Libby Cutler (1945).
1526:Chicago Daily Tribune
1286:Chicago Daily Tribune
1257:Chicago Daily Tribune
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1996:on October 26, 2012.
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1939:on February 1, 2013.
1846:on October 26, 2012.
1821:on October 26, 2012.
1787:on October 26, 2012.
1678:on October 26, 2012.
1605:"Shimer - Yesterday"
1550:. 1916. p. 121.
1544:"Accredited Schools"
1532:on January 31, 2013.
1449:on October 26, 2012.
1292:on October 26, 2012.
1263:on December 8, 2012.
1102:on November 6, 2006.
379:William Parker McKee
105:consider too young.
61:The Episcopal Church
50:Mt. Carroll Seminary
1399:Lyons Weekly Mirror
1383:. pp. 715–718.
881:"Coming Home Again"
573:Robert Spencer Long
2548:Waukegan, Illinois
2358:. 18 November 2009
1395:"Temperance Women"
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727:William Craig Rice
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256:Cindarella Gregory
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2213:"So Long, Shimer"
2039:Chicago Sun-Times
1913:on July 12, 2012.
1572:on July 22, 2012.
1304:"Capitola Armour"
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