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C2S School Contacts Title First Name Last Name Position School Ms. Patti Picha Director, Career Services University of Alaska System Ms. Brenda Davis Alabama Director, Career Development Services Agricultural and Mechanical University Ms. Tari Williams The University of Alabama School of Law, Director of Public Interest Ms. M. Williams Director, Career Services Alabama State University Ms. Nancy Bernard Director, Career Services Auburn University Ms. Jane Seigel Director, Career Counseling Birmingham-Southern College Ms. Veronica Miller Talladega Counselor, Career Planning & Placement College Ms. Josephine DeVane Coordinator, Career Services Troy State University Ms. Judy Traylor University of Alabama at Birmingham Director, Career & Student Services Ms. Patricia Blum Director, Career Services University of North Alabama Ms. Sue Spradlin and Job Placement Director, Cooperative EducationWallace State Community College Ms. Jessica Garrison Coordinator, Career Development Henderson State University Mr. C. Wingfield University Director, Counseling & Career Planning of Arkansas at Little Rock Ms. Ranelle Eubanks University of Arkansas at Monticello Director of Learning Support Services Ms. Mary Jones Director of Career Services University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff Mr. Ray Castillo Director, Career Services Arizona State University Dr. Ross Kosinski Dean, Student Services Midwestern University Ms. Karen White Director, Career Services Northern Arizona University Ms. Marie Rozenblit Director, Career Services University of Arizona Ms. Darla Calvet Director of Sponsored ProgramsAlliant International University--Scripps Ranch Campus Dr. Jerry Houser California Institute of Technology Director, Career Development Center Captain Shirley Kohlwes Director, Career Development California Maritime Academy Ms. Marilyn Albert Director, Career Center California State University System Dr. Patricia Gordon California State University System Director, Career Development Center Dr. William Perry California State University System Assistant Vice President, Student Life Dr. George Morten Director, Career Center California State University System Mr. James Starmer California State Director, Career Planning & Placement Office University System Mr. Larry Gray Director, Student Development California State University System Mr. Robert Hernandez Interim Director California State University System-Fresno Dr. W. Morton California Director, Career Development Services State University System Ms. Althea Horne Coordinator, Career Development California State University System Ms. Kim Knight Claremont Graduate University Director, Career Services & Corporate Relations Mr. Thanh Duong Director of Career Services ITT Technical Institute of Santa Clara Mr. Jose Ramirez Los Associate Dean for Student ServicesAngeles Mission College Ms. Cindy Nicholas National Career & Student Assessment Manager University Mr. Robert Moon Director, Career Center Notre Dame de Namur University Ms. Judy Fisher Occidental College Director, Career Development Center Ms. Valerie Savior Occidental College Coordinator, Internships and Employer Relations Ms. Judith Gumbiner Director, Career Services San Diego State University Mr. Jack Brewer Director, Career Center San Francisco State University Ms. Sandy Morris Director, Career Center Santa Ana College Mr. Andy Ceperley Director, Career Center Santa Clara University Ms. Vicki Rothman Director, Career Services Santa Monica College Dr. Lorraine Morales Sonoma Director, Career & Transition Services State University Mr. Lance Choy Stanford Director, Career Development Center University Mr. Tom Devlin Director, Career Center University of California -- Berkeley Ms. Katherine Van Ness Director, Career Center University of California -- Irvine Ms. Deborah McCoy Director, Career Services University of California -- Riverside Mr. Craig Schmidt Director, Career Services CenterUniversity of California -- San Diego Ms. Barbara Bedford Director, Career Center University of California -- Santa Cruz Ms. Kathy Sims Director, Career Center University of California at Los Angeles Page 1 C2S School Contacts Dr. Dennis Nord Services Director, Counseling and CareerUniversity of California at Santa Barbara Ms. Sandra Buchan Director, Career Services University of Southern California Mr. Dana Alexander Director, Career and Life PlanningWestmont College Ms. Elizabeth Reed Academic and Career Advisor Community College of Aurora Ms. Lissa Gallagher Director, Career Center University of Colorado at Denver Ms. Deanna Fiorentino Director of Career DevelopmentSacred Heart University Mr. Bernard Gilmore Sacred Heart University Ms. Marilyn Carey Director, Career Counseling St. Joseph College Ms. Lanna Hagge Trinity Director, Career Services & AdmissionsCollege Ms. Judith Clough Director, Career Services University of Bridgeport Dr. Christie Boronico University of New Haven Mr. Michael Sciola Director, Career Services CenterWesleyan University Mr. Philip Jones Services Director, Undergraduate CareerYale University Cindy Holland University of Delaware Assistant Director, Career Services Ms. Lisa Perelli Wesley College Ms. Katherine Stahl Career Services American University Dr. Michael Nugent , National Security Education Director, The Language FlagshipNational Defense University Program Ms. Jalanda Hudson Brevard Community College Ms. Dana DellaCamera Florida International University Career Services, Marketing and Outreach Ms. Deborah Pierce Director, Career Services International Fine Arts College Ms. Phyllis Wrench Placement Center Coordinator Pasco-Hernando Community College Ms. Kelly Cleary Director, Careeer Services Stetson University Mr. Saranette Miles University of Florida Assistant Director, Employer Relations Mr. Jim Smart Director, Toppol Career Center University of Miami Ms. Glorya Williams Director, Career Services Albany State University Mr. Wes Moran Director, Career Development Berry College Ms. Amy Shutts Director, Career Services Brenau University Mr. Vance Rhoades Brewton Parker College Ms. Bridgette Clayton McDonald Associate Director of Career Services State University Ms. Dacia Stone Darton College Coordinator, Career Development Center Ms. Beth Scott-Brown Gainesville State College Coordinator, Career Development & Job Placement Ms. Ralph Mobley Director, Career Services Georgia Institute of Technology Ms. Karen Andrews Director, Career Services Kennesaw State University Ms. Kellye Eccles Career Planning and Placement Morehouse College Mr. Daniel Gregg North Director of Career Placement Services Georgia Technical College Mr. Robbie Ouzts Director, Career Services Oglethorpe University Mr. Anthony Holland Director, Career Services Paine College Ms. Brittany Glazier Coordinator, Co-op/Internship Southern Polytechnic State University Mr. Jimmy Richardson Associate Director University of Georgia Ms. Wanda McGukin Assistant Director, Career Services University of West Georgia Ms. Rachel Powell Wesleyan College Director, Career Internship Services & Orientation Ms. Patricia U Nishimoto Interim Director, Career Services niversity of Hawaii System Ms. Debbie Kaylor Director, Career Center Boise State University Mr. Daniel Walther Director, Career Services Concordia University Mr. John Petrik Dean, Career Services DeVry Institutes Miss Cindy Julian Career Services Coordinator Lake Forest College Mr. John Baradarich Director, Career Center Loyola University of Chicago Ms. Pam Haru Millikin University Director, Career & Experiential Education Center Ms. Belinda Rockford Wholeben Professor and Executive Director, JACCE College Dr. James Scales Southern Illinois University Director, University Career Services Ms. Liz University of Chicago Michaels Director, Career & Placement Services Mr. Andres Garza Director, Career Services University of Illinois at Chicago Page 2 C2S School Contacts Mr. Alfred Waters Director, Career Services Western Illinois University Ms. Alison Delicati Career Counselor Indiana University - Purdue University Fort Wayne Ms. Christine Indiana University Richardson Director Career and Graduate School Placement -- South Bend Dr. Sgarib Farley Dean Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis Ms. Amanda Assistant Director, Office of Career Services Shettlesworth Indiana University School of Public and Enviromental Affairs Mr. Stuart Jones Director, Career Services Manchester College Ms. Pat Garrott Purdue University Director, Center for Career Opportunities Dean Robert Rivers Dean Purdue University -- Calumet Mr. Scott Wabash College Crawford Director, Schroeder Center for Career Development Ms. Pat Kitzman Director, Internships Central College Mr. Mike Gaul Iowa State University Director, Career Planning & Placement Services Ms. Joyce Halverson Director, Career Services Iowa Wesleyan College Mr. Derek Solheim Wartburg College Asst. Director of Pathways Center for Career Svcs Mr. Bill Allen Coordinator Swinney Career/Academic Division Placement County Community College Ms. Kerri Services Day Keller Director, Career & Employment Kansas State University Dr. Gail Rooney University Services Director, University Career & Employment of Kansas Ms. Betsy Jennings Director, Career Development CenterNorthern Kentucky University Ms. Diane Kohler University Senior Associate Director, Career Center of Kentucky Mr. Kenneth Southeastern Louisiana University Ridgedell Director, Career Development Services Mr. Lawrence Bliss University of Southern Maine Director, Career Services & Cooperative Education Ms. Mary Johnson Director, Career Services Bowie State University Ms. Natalie Kauffman Director, Career Center College of Notre Dame of Maryland Ms. Sarah Bigham Director, Career Services Hood College Mr. Patrick Madsen Director of the Career Center Johns Hopkins University Mr. Andy McDonald Director of Career DevelopmentMaryland Institute College of Art Mr. Wayne Barbour Montgomery College Director, Student Employment Services Mr. William Carson Morgan State University Director, Center for Career Development Ms. Terri Gelles Director Mount St. Mary's College Ms. Carol Vellucci Towson University Director of the Career Center atTowson University Mr. Cory Edwards Training Officer Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences Ms. Diane Crump-Fogle University of Maryland -- Baltimore County Associate Director, Career Development Center Ms. Ellen Yerman Director, Career Services Villa Julie College Ms. Vicki Sawyer Washington College Associate Director, Career Development Dr. David Kowalczyk Co-Director of Career Services Assumption College Mr. Brian Salvaggio Director, Career Services Bridgewater State College Mr. Robert Prague Cambridge College Director, Career Development Services Ms. Lisa Smith Dean College Advisor and Coordinator, Career Services Ms. Deb Carroll Harvard University Assistant Director, Career Services Ms. Alice Diamond Director, Career Resource Center Lesley University Ms. Elizabeth Reed Director, Career Services Massachusetts Institute of Technology Mr. David Mount Holyoke College Machowski Director, Recruiting and Employer Relations Mr. Robert Brooks Director of Career Services Mount Ida College Ms. Lynn Marcus Career Placement Coordinator North Shore Community College Ms. Rose Dittmer Northern Essex Assistant Dean, Career Development Center Community College Ms. Barbara Kautz Director, Career Services Springfield College Ms. Jean Papalia Director, Career Services Tufts University Ms. Gail Berman Director, Career Resource Center University of Massachusetts -- Dartmouth Mr. Dan Golden Dean, Work & Service Learning Wheaton College Ms. Dawn Dellea Career Counselor Williams College Ms. Yvonne Harrison Director, Career Development CenterWorcester Polytechnic Institute Ms. Julia Sherlock Director of Career Services Central Michigan University Mr. John Frick Director, JOBSearch Northern Michigan University Page 3 C2S School Contacts Ms. Regina Storrs Director, Career Services University of Michigan -- Dearborn Ms. Paula Pollander Career Development Center University of Michigan -- Flint Ms. Simone Taylor Director, Career Center University of Michigan--Ann Arbor Mr. Tom Phillips University of Assistant Director, Graduate Career Services Michigan--Ann Arbor Miss Lynn Executive Director of Career Services Kelly-Albertson Western Michigan University Ms. Johanna Perry Concordia Director fo Student Leadership and ServiceCollege Ms. Carol Tremaine Career Development Director Northwestern College Ms. Becky Hall University Coordinator, Central Career Development of Minnesota Mr. Jason Delta State Umfress Director, Career Services and Placement University Mr. Jack Hunter Director, Career Services Southwest Missouri State University Dr. Pamela Franta Director, Career Services Stephens College Mr. Doug Buchanan Director, Career Services University of Missouri -- Kansas City Dr. Amanda Washington University in St. Louis McBride Gephardt Institute for Public Service Mr. Ray Angle Director, Career Center Webster University Ms. Meg Langland Director, Career Services Westminster College Mr. Mike Heuring Director, Career Services University of Montana -- Missoula Ms. Jason Barelman Director, Career Services Wayne State College Ms. Eileen McGarry Director, Career Services University of Nevada, Las Vegas Dr. David Holmes Director, Career Services University of New Hampshire Ms. Cathy Love Director, Career Development Fairleigh Dickinson University Mr. William Hill Monmouth University Assistant Dean, Placement and Student Employment Ms. Carolyn Jones Montclair State University Director, Career Development Center Ms. Jennifer Jones Director, Career Development New Jersey City University Mr. Gregory Mass New Jersey Institute Executive Director of Career Development Services of Technology Ms. Beverly Director, Hamilton-Chandler Career Services Princeton University Ms. Jacquline Chaffin Director, Career Center Seton Hall University Mr. Crescenzo Fonzo Director, Career Services St. Peter's College Ms. Librada Sanchez Union Director of Hispanic Support Center County College Mr. Steve Salway Director, Career Services New Mexico State University Ms. Elaine Antonioli Director, Career Services Alfred State College Ms. April Kinser Bard College Director, Office of Career Development Ms. Nancy Paul Binghamton University Director, Career Development Services Ms. Joy Shortell Cayuga Community College Director, Career Planning and Placement Ms. Melissa Benca Director, Career Services Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art Ms. Rebecca Sparrow Director, Career Services Cornell University Mr. Kino Ruth Director, Career Center Hamilton College Mr. Robert Murphy Director, Career Services Hobart & William Smith Colleges Mr. Fred Burke Director, Career Services Hofstra University Mr. John Bradac Director, Career Services Ithaca College Ms. Deborah Young Medgar Director, Career Management Services Evers College Mr. Michael Kahl Director, Career Services Nazareth College of Rochester Ms. Trudy New Steinfeld Director, Office of Career Services York University Ms. Mary Ann Murphy Pace University Director, Center of Community Outreach Ms. Carolyn Delcore Plattsburgh State University Director, Career Development Center Ms. Raina Rhanagan Director of Career Services Polytechnic University Mr. Thomas Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Tarantelli Director, Career Development Center Mr. Emanuel Contomanolis Rochester Institute of Technology Assistant Vice President & Director Mr. Thomas Ward St. John's University -- Queens Ms. Irene Nebel St. Joseph's College Director, Counseling & Career Services Dr. Carol St. Lawrence University Garbarino Director, Career Services and Leadership Education Ms. Rachel Jackiewicz Director, Career Services St. Thomas Aquinas College Dr. Mary Zuckerman State University of New York College at Geneseo Page 4 C2S School Contacts Ms. Donntoya Bailey Coordinator, Career Services State University of New York College at Old Westbury Mr. Robert Casper Director, Career Services State University of New York College at Oswego Dr. Bruce Getzan Sullivan County Community College Dean of Workforce Development, Continuing Ed. Mr. Michael Cahill Director, Career Services Syracuse University Mr. Jim Hull Tompkins Cortland Community College Director of Counseling and Career Services Captain David Van Oss U.S. Merchant Marine Academy Director, Professional Development & Career Svcs Ms. Deborah Gair Union Assistant Director, Career Counseling University--Albany Law School Ms. Shirley Downey Director, Career Development Center University at Albany, State University of New York Ms. Mary Raymond Director, Career Services Vassar College Mr. Richard Putnam Career Counselor Westchester Community College Ms. Marjorie Ellis Interim Director Appalachian State University Mr. Dwayne Grooms Director, Career Services Barton College Ms. Brenda Tyson Director, Career Services Belmont Abbey College Ms. Terri Mills D Assistant Director, Career Center uke University Mr. Dave McGee Director, Career Center Elon University Ms. Bailey Holt Gardner-Webb University Assistant Director of Career Services Ms. Linda GreenwoodDirector, Career Center Mount Olive College Ms. Joyce North Edwards Executive Director, Career Services Carolina A&T State University Ms. Carmen Dorsey Career Services North Carolina Central University Mr. Walter Jones North Carolina State University Director, University Career Center Ms. Andrea Hall Director, Career Services Salem College Ms. Jerelene Carver St. Augustine's College Ms. Kerri Keller Director, UNCA Career Center University of North Carolina at Asheville Ms. Denise Smith Director, University Career University of North Carolina at Charlotte Mrs. Karri Murray Career Center University of North Carolina at Charlotte Ms. Donna Seckar Director, Career Services University of North Carolina at Greensboro Mr. Mark Werbeach Counselor, Career DevelopmentUniversity of North Carolina at Wilmington Mr. William Currin Director, Career Services Wake Forest University Ms. Helene Cameron Director, Career Services Winston-Salem State University Mr. Mark Thompson Director, Career Services University of North Dakota Ms. Debbie Sprang Baldwin-Wallace College Associate Director, Career Services Mr. Lew Gibbs Director, Career Services Cedarville University Mr. Paul Klein Director, Career Services Cleveland State University Ms. Lisa Kastor Director, Career Services College of Wooster Ms. Pamela Allen Director, Career Development Denison University Ms. Jamie Clark Muskingum Director of Career and Employment ServicesArea Technical College Ms. Nancy Sheely Ohio Assistant Director, Career Services Northern University Ms. Amy Thaci Services Director, Arts & Sciences CareerOhio State University Mr. Chad Ohio State University Schneider Assistant Director, Foreign Language Center Dr. Thomas Korvas Director, Career Services Ohio University Ms. Carrie Lippert Director, Career Services Ohio Wesleyan University Mr. Stephen Gregory Director of Career Services Shawnee State University Dr. Kimberly Beyer University of Associate Director, Center for Career ServicesAkron Ms. Linda Bates University of Cincinnati Director, Career Development Center Dr. Ellen Nagy Director, Career Services University of Toledo Ms. Geraldine Sullivan Career Services Director, Office of Counseling & Ursuline College Mr. Jack Wilberforce University Williams Director of Cooperative Education and Career Svcs. Ms. Karen Reynolds Director, Career Center Wittenberg University Mr. James Wallace Langston Director, Career & Placement Services University Ms. Gayle Anderson Coordinator, Career Services Northeastern State University Ms. Sue Ann Rodgers Director of Counseling Northern Oklahoma College Ms. Linda Wallace Director, Career Services Northwestern Oklahoma State University Page 5 C2S School Contacts Ms. Denise Dunham Coordinator, Student Placement Rose State College Ms. Bette Scott Director, Career Services University of Tulsa Ms. Sib Farrell Director, Career Services Southern Oregon University Mr. Lawrence Smith Director, Career Center University of Oregon Mr. Brian Mitchell Bucknell University Ms. Eileen Brecher Chatham College Assistant Dean of Career Initiatives Mr. ChristopherSutzko College Misericordia Director, Insalaco Center for Career Development Mr. James McClenahan Director, Career Services CenterDuquesne University Ms. Kathy Gettysburg Williams Director, Center for Career Development College Mr. Thomas Wyatt Harcum Director Service Learning/Leadership College Ms. Liza Bernard Director, Bryn Mawr-Haverford Haverford College Mr. Mark Anthony Director, Career Services Indiana University of Pennsylvania Dr. Darwin Kysor Director, Career Services Juniata College Dr. Joan Blewitt King's College Director, Career Planning and Placement Ms. Kerri Gardy Kutztown University of Pennsylvania Assoc. Director, Career and Community Services Ms. Susan Heard Lafayette College Associate Director, Career Services Ms. Donna Goldfeder Director, Career Services Lehigh University Dr. Mohamed Khalequzzaman Department Chair Lock Haven University of Pennsylvania Mr. Robert Hvezda Director of Career Services Mercyhurst College Mr. Warren Hilton Director of Career DevelopmentMoravian College Ms. Lynda and Placement Grossman Director of Career DevelopmentMuhlenberg College Ms. Carol Dougherty Director, Career Development Neumann College Dr. Jack Rayman Director, Career Services Pennsylvania State University Mr. Henry TomkiewiczDirector, Student Affairs Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine Ms. Audrey Robinson Director, Career Services Rosemont College Mr. Anthony Linnan Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania Associate Director, Career Services Mr. Michael Rheiner Susquehanna University Director, Center for Career Services Ms. Marissa Deitch & Internships Asst. Director for Public Service Swarthmore College Ms. Janis Temple University Campbell Associate Director, Career Competencies Dr. Chet Rispoli Temple Director, Career Development Services University Mr. Marvin Roth Director, Career Services University of Pittsburgh Ms. Jackie Meade Director, Career Center Westminster College Ms. Carol Bosack Director, Career Services Wilkes University Mr. Jeffrey Quinones Director, Public Relations Universidad Metropolitana Ms. Marcilyn Colon Director of Career Services University of Puerto Rico Graduate School of Public Health Ms. Kerry Willigan Brown Associate Director, Employer Relations University Ms. Donna Yena Vice President, Career DevelopmentJohnson & Wales University Mr. Steve Whitten Director, Career Services Rhode Island School of Design Mr. Edward Turilli Salve Director, Career Development Center Regina University Ms. Karen Benedict Rutherford Director, Career Planning & Placement College Dr. Valerie West Medical Associate Provost, Educational ProgramsUniversity of South Carolina Ms. Martha GreenwoodAssociate Dean, Students Presbyterian College Ms. Anne Orange Librarian, Career Services University of South Carolina Mr. Tom Injaychock Director, Career Services Winthrop University Ms. Megan Mount Marty College McGlone Director, Career Planning and Placement Ms. Keley University of South Dakota Smith-KellerDirector, Career Development Center Mr. Dan Emmel Internship Services Director, Career Placement and East Tennessee State University Ms. Holly Spann Director, Career Development Lambuth University Ms. Catherine SwearingenDirector, Office of Career Services University of the South Ms. Francene Gilmer Director, Career Center Vanderbilt University Ms. Lisa Meltzer Director, Career Services Brookhaven College Mr. Bob East Development Flannery Assoc. Director, Advising and Career Texas Baptist University Page 6 C2S School Contacts Dr. Lorene Holmes Jarvis Christian College Director, Career Management Services Ms. FrancyenneMaynard Director, Career Services North Lake College Ms. Ann Reynolds Director of Career Services Our Lady of the Lake University Ms. Diana Pino-Sands Director, Career Services Our Lady of the Lake University Ms. Cristina Martinez Director, Career Services Schreiner University Mr. Curt Schafer Director, Career Services Southwest Texas State University Ms. Shirley Rasberry Director Graduate Career Services Texas Christian University Ms. Deidre Leslie Director of Career Services Texas Woman's University Mr. Jerry Alexander Director, Career Services Trinity University Dr. Caroline Jurgens Director, Counseling University of Houston -- Downtown Ms. Rachel Coordinator, Career Services & Mentoring of Houston -- Victoria Trevino-Garcia University Mr. David Small University Assistant Vice President, Student Services of Houston System Dr. Jerry Bawcom University of Mary Hardin-Baylor Ms. Patricia McKinley Director, Career Services & TestingUniversity of St. Thomas Ms. Enedelia Kidd University of Director, Office of Career Placement Services Texas -- Pan American Ms. Barbara Peet Director, Career Services University of Texas at Arlington Ms. Debora Kubena University of Texas at Austin Assistant Director, Career Services Ms. Betsy Associate Director, Career Services Castro-Duarte University of Texas at El Paso Dr. L. Buga University Executive Vice President, Academic Affairsof Texas Health Science Center at Houston Ms. Cheryl William Marsh Matherly Assistant Dean, Student Affairs for Career Svcs.Rice University Ms. Debra Gibbons Career Placement Advisor Brigham Young University Ms. Kathy Murry Director College of Eastern Utah Mr. Stan Inman Director, Career Services University of Utah Mr. Dave Hart Director, Career Services Utah State University Ms. Linda Wacholder Director of Career Services Lyndon State College Ms. Pamela Gardner Director, Career Services University of Vermont Mr. Mark Werbeach Director of Career Services Averett University Mr. Dirk Welch Bridgewater College Director, Office of Career Services Ms. Latasha Burney Student Employment Coordinator DeVry University Ms. Mary Saunders Director of Career Services Longwood University Mr. Benjamin Ellis Director of Career Services Norfolk State University Ms. Suzanne Martin Old Dominion University Executive Director, Career Management Center Mr. Michael Ash Vice President, Student ServicesRegent University Ms. Judith Wachsmann Director, Student Programs Shenandoah University Ms. Wendy Webb-Robers The College Senior Assistant Director, Career Services of William and Mary Mr. James McBride Director, University Career ServicesUniversity of Virginia Ms. Cheryl Melton Virginia Commonwealth University Director, University Career Center Ms. Beverly Lorig Director, Career Services Washington and Lee University Ms. Jacqui Seattle Smith-BatesDirector, Career Development Center Pacific University Ms. Susan Terry Director, Center for Career Svcs.University of Washington Ms. Debbie Edwards Director of Career Services Washington State University Ms. Sally Fry Director, Career Services Fairmont State College Ms. Sue Wright Director, Career Services Marshall University Ms. Betsy Sheets Director, Career Services Shepherd University Dr. Constance Stadler University of Charleston Director of the Center for Career Development Ms. Patricia Kline Director, Career Services West Virginia State College Mr. Robert Kent Director, Career Services CenterWest Virginia University Mr. Joseph Aini Director, Career Services CenterWheeling Jesuit University Ms. Shawn Director, Career and CounselingEdgewood College Johnson-Williams Ms. Lisa Lindsay Director of Career DevelopmentLakeland College Ms. Susan Ayres University of Wisconsin -- Eau Claire Information Resources Manager, Career Services Mr. Matthew Nelson Career Advisor University of Wisconsin -- Madison Page 7 C2S School Contacts Mr. Ted Balser Director, Career Services University of Wisconsin -- Oshkosh Ms. JoAnn Goodyear Director, Career Center University of Wisconsin -- Parkside Ms. Carmen University of Wisconsin -- River Falls Croonquist Director, Person and Professional Development Ctr Mr. Craig MosurinjohnDirector, Career Services University of Wisconsin -- Whitewater Page 8 C2S School Contacts State Email Phone AK (907) firstname.lastname@example.com 450-8000 AL 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please vote on your first choice for a bedroom
I need some help in making a decision on these two choices.
They are for a childs bedroom.
both choices are in the white
the drawer base is on bottom and cupboard on top for a builit in around bed.these are Ikea .
Do you prefer the panel on the left in photo or the shaker look on right side of photo.
Please Vote:Left or Right
drawers in first photo......cupboards in second
Reason? You could paint the flat panel center with chalkboard paint (if you make your own you could do so in a color to match the room) and write what's in the drawer to teach the child to read. That is if the child is not past that age.
Is the left lidingo and the right adel? If so, I believe the left is painted wood and the right is thermofoil, am I right? I'd go painted wood every time.
Setting aside the construction materials, the left is more traditional and the right is more transitional/modern. Which style fits your room/home better?
Wait, not everyone votes right. If I am right about the materials, I vote left. I would for sure use a wood door over thermofoil in a bedroom.
And I'd guess a few other people might feel that way too if I am right about the materials, especially as at least one person mentioned liking the ability to paint the center, which probably wouldn't work very well over thermofoil. Still guessing here, but I think the reason you think the right style looks more kitcheny is the thermofoil avd that's not showing up in the pictures, but it does IRL.
I really think you need to consider the material the door is made of.
This post was edited by crl_ on Mon, May 5, 14 at 9:18
Left in both images for a bedroom, the first set on the right looks like a file cabinet?
The right is a fake shaker look, it is routed just as the left cabinets are. You can tell this because the flat panels framing the recessed area are a single piece. That would be enough to make me vote for the,one on the left.
However, painted wood trumps thermofoil regardless of style, so if only one is painted that would be my choice, regardless. If both are painted, I choose the left, and of neither is painted I would continue to look.
According to the names crl_ gave, both are fiberboard. The left is painted with acrylic/polyester paint and the right is covered with melamine foil.
We're talking a child's room here. If said child isn't climbing all over, hanging from the open doors/drawers or miss treating them, and only lyban can judge that, then I'd say the construction should fine for the purpose of built ins around a child's bed.
I would go with the left. I like a traditional style. The shaker style drawers look like filing cabinet drawers.
Thanks again everyone for the votes.
For the ones thinking the right hand looks like filing cabinets, I think the hardware is the reason for that.
We are thinking small crystal knobs for whichever we choose.
I spent all afternoon at ikea. Both doors are fiberboard ,with the left hand one painted with polyester paint and the right hand one fiberboard and melamine foil.
I spoke with a customer rep. And he told me he has been with ikea for 25 years, first in Sweden and now here in canada and he seemed to know his product quite well.
He said that both were good but Adel the one on the right had the least repair problems. I do not think he was trying to sell me on something because that one is less expensive.
But that he would not be hesitant with either product.
We have another 2 weeks before having to make a decision, but I really appreciate all the feedback that I received here.


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fireplaces in old house - what kind are they & can they be used?
I'm looking at a house built between somewhere in the teens (1910-1920). There are two fireplaces, very small (way too small for wood logs). They each have heavy, cast iron, solid panels that fit in the opening to close them off completely.
What did these burn originally? Coal? Oil? Natural gas?
A contractor is trying to talk me into putting an UNVENTED gas stove or gas logs in these small fireplaces. I'm wary of unvented appliances. Since these fireplace worked at some time, and have chimneys, why couldn't the gas logs be vented up the chimney? (We'd be looking for charm more than a heat source.)
Has anyone with an old house turned a tiny fireplace like this into something that produces flames for a little ambiance? I'd like to hear any thoughts.
Yes, those kinds of fireplaces generally burned coal - depending on where you are they may well have burned lignite, which is a sort of in between peat and bituminous coal.
The solid panels are a nice touch to have, still. Many times they've simply disappeared. The ones on Mom's fireplace (I'm about 95% certain hers had one) are long gone, possibly to a scrap drive during World War II.
I'd love to see pictures of your fireplaces.
We have a 1918 bungalow that had 2 of these fireplaces when we bought it. They were back-to-back, but not see through. As you noted, these boxes are very small but we were able to "steal from Peter to pay Paul" and enlarged one box enough to convert it into a wood burning unit, and plan to convert the other side to a vented gas coal unit in the next few weeks. We've also uncovered another one of these fireplaces (a previous owner and removed it) and are currently restoring it to add a gas coal fireplace at the same time. You might check out http://www.gascoals.net/ - the Victorian Fireplace Shop - they have tons of information on these direct vented units on their website and have been very helpful to us. good luck!
Hilda, hope you are still checking on your post.
We just converted one of our coal burning fireplaces to wood burning in the living room/ front parlor. Required a new firebox and smoke chamber built with firebrick and a stainless steel liner. The other one in the bedroom we closed off from the chimney and converted to gel burning. Look into gel inserts or logs. It's a very easy thing to do and not expensive. Does not produce much heat though, just flames and crackling. But he flame is not constant like gas. It flickers quite a bit.
If you want to install gas logs/ gas coal baskets you will need a fireplace that is qualified to burn wood. See www.gascoals.net
A gas coal insert on the other hand does not require the whole shebang.
Our 'panels' also called summer covers also probably were donated in the War too.
I am including a link to the pictures. View as a slideshow and click on the 'i' to read my comments. Tell me what you think!
Here is a link that might be useful: Coal burning fireplace restorations
We also have an old home with double sided coal burning fireplaces. Mantel in one room is marble and wood on the other side in another room. We do not want to destroy the mantels or the face and interior baskets of the fireplace. We realize it is not safe to use and the chimney has been partially dismantled from the roof to the floor in the attic. We would love to convert these fireplaces to wood burning, gas is not an option in our area. If anyone has any suggestions we certainly would appreciate the help!
Thank you.
Why not just buy some good bituminous lump coal and use that? It's what they were designed for. Additionally coal is safe to use in older unlined chimneys, as it does not produce any flammable creosote (liners initially came into favor because they reduced/eliminated creosote seepage through the soft mortar joints of older chimneys - when there was a chimney fire the flammable creosote with a low ignition temp that had soaked through the porous mortar would ignite not just on the inside of the stack, but on the outside as well thus igniting the home). It is likely that there is a coal source in your area. Coal is less expensive than burning firewood (unless you cut it from your own lands), doesn't spark, doesn't produce flammable creosote and requires much less frequent tending - a 5 gallon pail full of lump coal will create a bright cheery fire most of the day. The covers on your fireplaces would improve the efficiency for heating, however, they were always a pain to deal with and are difficult to use once the fire has gotten hot; for a recreational fire I would highly reccomend leaving them off (this is why they are so hard to find - most people didn't use them even back then).
Here is a link that might be useful: scroll to the second post down - demonstraition of a fireplace coal fire
Just a quick note for your information concerning older chimneys. When your chimney was build it may not have a clay flue tile lining. It would be a fire hazard to use any chimney before it has be lined with an approved chimney liner. Whether it be wood, coal or gas venting the heat transferring to the surrounding structure can burn your house down. This means the wood surrounding the chimney can spontaneously combust due to the high temperature. Get a certified chimney sweep to evaluate your chimneys potential for the type of use you are considering.


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