Search for a member of the faculty or staff

Master of Science in Education, Elementary Education; Bachelor of Science, Language Arts and Education

Northern Illinois University, BA Studio Art
Grand Valley State University, Graduate Teaching Certificate
Grand Valley State University, M. Ed, Instruction and Curriculum

Secretary

Niles, Michigan
Term ends 12/31/2030

Mark D. Weber is the chief executive officer of YMCA of Greater Michiana, where he provides leadership to three fitness facilities, two childcare centers, and one resident camp.

His passion lies in strengthening communities by offering programs that support people at every stage of life, both at the Y and beyond its brick-and-mortar facilities where services are needed most.

Before his tenure at the Y, Mark spent over two decades in finance as director of finance and accounting at Teachers Credit Union and chief financial officer at United Federal Credit Union. He earned a bachelor’s degree in accounting from Western Michigan University and an MBA in finance and economics from Indiana University.

Mark currently serves on the board of directors for Niles Community Schools, Greater Niles Chamber of Commerce, Be Health Berrien Steering Committee, Corewell Health Foundation Southwest Michigan, Niles Downtown Development Authority, and Hunter Foundation.

In his free time, he enjoys cheering on the University of Michigan and spending time with his wife, two children, and granddaughter.

Master of Arts, Geography; Bachelor of Science, Geography

Master of Arts, Communications

LMC Rad Tech faculty since 2003. Director of Radiologic Technology.

Education: Radiologic Technologist since 1997. Masters degree in Post-Secondary Education : Career and Technical Education from Ferris Sate University.

Professional Memberships: ARRT, ASRT

Professional/Real-World Experience: A working technologist for 18 years in both radiography and CT.

Master of Science, Career & Tech Ed; Bachelor of Science, Health Care Systems Admin; Assoc of Applied Science, Radiography

Mrs. Wilczak Wood received her B. A. in French and Anthropology from Central Michigan University, Mt. Pleasant, Michigan and the Universite du Quebec a Chicoutimi, Quebec, Canada. Mrs. Wilczak Wood received her Masters Degree in Art History from Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan. During her graduate studies, she worked at the Kresge Art Museum, where she organized an exhibition on Piranesi, The Flint Institute of Arts, where she lectured on Graphic Arts of the 19th and 20th Centuries, and the Detroit Institute of Arts in the Registrar, Graphic Arts and Conservation Departments.
Susan Wilczak Wood has over 20 years of curatorial and fine art management experience during which time she has curated over 100 exhibitions. She has worked with some of the world's finest sculptors and artists through exhibitions and commissions. She has commissioned major works by the glass artist Dale Chihuly and the sculptor Richard Hunt. While playing a part in the Smithsonian Institutes Save Outdoor Sculpture program, she received their Public Awareness Award. She is a former board member of the Michigan Alliance for the Conservation of Cultural Heritage, Michigan Legacy Art Park and the Michigan Museums Association.

Her select Publications include, Three Caribbean Artists, LM Publishing, The Netherlands, Island Reflections: The Contemporary Art of Curacao, Depree Art Center and Gallery, Hope College, curatorial remarks for the publication Antepasado di Futuro, Curacao, Richard Hunt in Michigan for Sculpture Magazine.

Select presentations include: Public Art as an Economic Tool, Landhuis Bloemhof, Curacao, Public Art Advocacy in Southwest Michigan, Midwest Art History Society, Curatorial Approaches, Dallas University Department of Art and Contemporary Women Artists of Curacao, Australian National University, Canberra, New South Wales, Australia.

Mrs. Wilczak Wood holds a prominent place in the Midwest fine art and sculpture scene directing and managing regional, national and international exhibitions. In the area of public art programming she has worked with city, county and State officials. Over the past years she has been actively involved with the visual arts scene on Curacao, Dutch Caribbean. Her Public Art projects include: Mid Town Detroit, the Detroit River Front Conservancy, the Harbor Shores Community Re-Development project in Benton Harbor Michigan and Harbor Village, St. Joseph, MI.

She has held the position of visiting Lecturer of Art History,at Hope College in Holland, MI and Aquinas College, Grand Rapids, MI. and has taught also at Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo, and the Flint Institute of Arts, Flint, MI Currently she is Art Lecturer in the Arts Department at Lake Michigan College, Benton Harbor.
Master of Arts, Art History; Bachelors of Arts, Liberal Arts

Education: A.A. Lake Michigan College, B.A. Multidiscipline w/ Minor in Management Seina Heights University

Bachelor of Science, English: Creative Writing; Bachelor of Science, Religion