Lorri Fishman, MS, RD
Lorri Fishman is the nutrition adjunct instructor at Lexington College. She earned a Master of Science degree in nutrition from the Pennsylvania State University and a bachelor's degree in biology from Indiana University, Bloomington. Ms. Fishman worked for 11 years with the American Dietetic Association in their nutrition information and education center. Her expertise is in nutrition education and she teaches a cooking class for young children with the Morton Grove park district.

Ms. Fishman is a member of the American Dietetic Association, Society for Nutrition Education and the Chicago Nutrition Association. She is currently on the Board of Directors for the Chicago Nutrition Association and is past-president. She resides in Morton Grove with her husband Andrew Segal and two boys, Joel and Aaron.

Jolanta Jaskolowska, PhD
Jolanta Jaskolowska earned her PhD in philosophy from The Catholic University of America in Washington, D.C. and a master’s in distributed systems from DePaul University in Chicago. Her area of specialization is Aristotle with an area of concentration in aesthetics and epistemology.

Dr. Jaskolowska is a member of the American Philosophical Association.

She teaches Philosophy of the Person, Ethics, Business Ethics and Introduction to Computer Applications classes at Lexington College.

Kathleen Keefe
Prof. Kathleen Keefe is the faculty director of General Education at Lexington College. She has taught at Lexington since 1990 and has received the “Outstanding Teacher Award” three times at Lexington College. She currently teaches English, Public Speaking, and Humanities.

Between 1990 and 2000 Prof. Keefe also taught English at Moraine Valley Community College and directed and taught the E.S.L. (English as a Second Language) program for San Miquel Parish in Chicago.

Prof. Keefe received her master’s of education from Western Illinois University in 1967; during that year, she was also employed at Western as a graduate assistant.

Prof. Keefe then taught high school English at Kewanee Ill., was English department chairperson at Hillcrest High School, and taught English, Public Speaking, and Humanities at St. Vincent de Paul Seminary in Lemont, Ill.

From 1970 to 1981, Prof. Keefe was assistant youth minister at St. Michael Parish where she was their playwright and director. The dramatists produced three shows a year.

Prof. Keefe is currently involved with the St. Vincent de Paul Society at St. Michael Parish. Her professional affiliations are: member of the National Council of Teachers of English, member of the Field Museum, member of the Art Institute of Chicago, and subscriber to the Goodman Theatre.