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Governors State University at Barbara Vick Early Childhood and Family Center

Chicago, IL
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About Governors State University at Barbara Vick Early Childhood and Family Center

Governors State University at Barbara Vick Early Childhood and Family Center is an off-campus instructional site affiliated with Governors State University, located in Chicago, Illinois. This site extends Governors State University's academic programming into the Chicago community through a partnership with the Barbara Vick Early Childhood and Family Center. Institutional classification, enrollment, and program completion data specific to this location are not reported in available IPEDS records.

No specific programs are listed for this site in current data. Governors State University, located in University Park, Illinois, is known for programs in education, social work, health sciences, and business. The connection to an early childhood and family center suggests that education and child development programming may be among the coursework offered at this site. Prospective students should contact Governors State University for details.

Chicago is the largest city in Illinois and a major hub for higher education and workforce development. This off-campus site reflects Governors State University's commitment to expanding access to higher education within underserved Chicago communities.

Contact Information

2554 W. 113th Street, Chicago, IL 60655

Programs

No programs are currently listed for this school. Program data is sourced from IPEDS and updated annually.

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