Dominican University
Jordan Thompson, M.Ed., serves as the inaugural Assistant Director for Residence Education at Dominican University's Chicago Campus, where responsibilities include leading the two-year Associates Residency Program and shaping the residential experience. Prior experience includes Community Director at Georgetown University, managing a residential program for 250-700 students and supervising resident assistant staff while emphasizing Jesuit values. Jordan's background also features a role as COVID-19 Quarantine & Isolation Residential Responder at the University of Tampa, Graduate Hall Director at the University of Florida, and various positions focused on student affairs and program management across several institutions. Educational credentials include a Master of Education in Student Personnel in Higher Education from the University of Florida and ongoing studies in Project Management at Georgetown University.
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Dominican University
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Dominican University is a small school in River Forest, Illinois, thatoffers the degree options and campus activities of a large university.The school’s historical campus setting just outside of Chicago is anotherattractive feature of Dominican University.Dominican academics offer more than 50 majors in such fields as: * American Studies* Business Administration * Engineering * French * Music * Psychology * TheatreDominican University’s academics also feature unique degrees in fieldslike: * Apparel Design * Apparel Merchandising * Black World Studies * Sculpture * Social Justice and Civic EngagementThe school also offers dual-degree programs, which allow students tomajor in more than one area of study.Dominican University’s college life includes professional theatreperformances and diverse musical concerts.Chicago’s downtown area is just a short drive from campus.Freshmen applicants will need to submit an admissions application, apersonal statement, transcripts and SAT or ACT scores.Dominican University offers partial tuition scholarships to academicallyoutstanding students, as well as scholarships to transfer students,relatives of Dominican alumni and to a select number of visual arts andbiology majors. Other financial aid sources include grants and loans.