About the position
What they do
District 510 includes 18 villages, ranging in population from 1,532 (East Hazel Crest) to 56,831 (Tinley Park). With a population of 28,086, Lansing is the third largest village served by South Suburban College, so it is important for Lansing to have representation on the Board.
What they’re paid
$0/year
Terms and meetings
The seven Trustees are elected to six-year terms. The South Suburban College Board meets once a month.
About the 2019 candidates
Lansing voters can vote for 2 of these 3:
- Anthony DeFilippo
- Vivian Payne
- Max Solomon
Short bios of the candidates appear below.
Anthony DeFilippo
Resumé highlights
- 30-year member of South Suburban College Board
- ICCTA Service Award (2015)
- Former Regional Chair, Community College Trustees Association
- Master’s Degree in Finance
Anthony DeFilippo: “We will continue to be dedicated to our student and the taxpayers. Our students deserve an education that results in a meaningful outcome, and the taxpayers will not have to shoulder any undue burdens. Quality Education and Fiscal Responsibility are essential to all decisions we make.”
Vivian Payne
Resumé highlights
- Village Clerk, Village of Lansing
- Past President, Lansing Business Women’s Association
- Founder, first Village Beautification Committee
- 2018 Thornton Township Woman of Honor
Vivian Payne: “My commitment to the SSC Board has been and will always be to maintain a quality education for our students while being fiscally responsible to the taxpayers.”
Max Solomon
No bio information provided