Report to the Community - University of Wisconsin

Campus and Foundation
Report to the
Community
2007
The best start for the life you want
PDF compression, OCR, web optimization using a watermarked evaluation copy of CVISION PDFCompressor
Message from the Dean
As the last calendar page of the year turns and we enter 2008, it is a time to reflect on the previous year
even as we implement plans for the new one. At UW-Marinette, we have so much to celebrate; I’d like
to take the time to thank our campus community, which has made it all possible, and to share the exciting programs we are launching in the new year.
2007 witnessed a tremendous growth in programming, made possible through expanded partnerships,
in response to local need. Just last January, we announced our inclusion in the National Shipbuilding
Research Project grant, funded by the US Navy. In collaboration with Marinette Marine and 15 other
shipyard and design-agent partners, as well as the University of South Alabama, we have been working
throughout the year to develop a shipbuilding design curriculum, on schedule for completion in March
of 2008. This means beginning in the Fall 2008, we will be offering Applications of Modern Shipbuilding
Design to students with a high school diploma and AutoCad experience, a course which will prepare
them for employment as entry-level designers in the industry.
Dean Paula Langteau
Also this past year, we developed the engineering bachelor’s degree completion program with UWPlatteville, which will be offered beginning this spring, 2008. 48 area employers told us they needed
more engineers; in response, we are pleased to bring Platteville’s engineering program to our area, via
streaming media and a mobile laboratory.
750 W. Bay Shore Street
Marinette, WI 54143
(715) 735-4300
[email protected]
www.marinette.uwc.edu
Further, in 2007, we piloted a Dual Enrollment program with Marinette High School, whereby high
school students can take university courses on the high school campus at a 50% tuition savings. We are
delighted to be expanding this program in Fall 2008 to include Peshtigo High School, which will be
offering our Math and English courses to high school students.
Paula T. Langteau
We are also grateful to the Board of Regents for granting UW-Marinette a tuition freeze in 2007, keeping us the very best bargain for a UW education! Through Guaranteed Transfer, students can begin
their first 2 years of university study with us and seamlessly transfer to the 4-year UW of their choice
with Junior status. This path not only saves them money but improves their chances of success, as
research continues to show that students who start in the 2-year UWs persist in their baccalaureate educations and graduate at higher rates than students who begin anywhere else in the state!
Higher Learning Commission
(formerly North Central
Association)
Associate of Arts & Sciences
462 Students
45 International students
200 Men, 262 Women
57% Full-Time
43% Part-Time
65% age 21 and younger
35% age 22 and older
18 Assistant, Associate and Full
Professors
17 Instructional Academic Staff
31 Support Staff
2
On campus, our students receive a top-quality university education from some of the best professors in
the business. They enjoy personalized instruction (thanks to our faculty) and service (thanks to our
staff) in first-rate facilities (thanks to the support of our County Board).
Finally, and most importantly, we are so grateful to our campus community. Your continued support
makes it possible for us to expand our programming and access to members of our community. In
2007, your generous gifts to the UW-Marinette Foundation doubled the scholarship dollars available
to students and enhanced our cultural arts programming. You have opened your homes (and your
hearts) to our 40+ international students each year, and you have generously donated your time and
your talents to our theatre program, our music programs, our Continuing Education endeavors, and
our Foundation Board.
We can say with pleasure and with pride that we are your university and are honored to serve as the
place where you can get, as our motto states, “the best start for the life you want!” Thank you!
Paula T. Langteau
Campus Executive Officer and Dean
2007using
Annual
Report UW-Marinette
PDF compression, OCR, web optimization
a watermarked
evaluation
copy of CVISION PDFCompressor
www.marinette.uwc.edu
Community & Campus Partnerships
Marine Design Program on Target
UW-Marinette and Marinette Marine have partnered to help meet the needs of the shipbuilding
industry for shipbuilding designers.
The first phase of the program, curriculum
development, is on target for completion in
March. Shortly thereafter, the program will be
ready for its first students. Shown at the January
press conference above are (L-R) Mike Hoard,
V.P. of Engineering; Tim Duquaine H.R.
Director, both at Marinette Marine; Dean Paula
Langteau; Greg Lampe, UW Colleges Provost;
and Bob Herre, President, Marinette Marine.
New Engineering Degree
Following an extensive survey of employers in a
six-county area, UW-Marinette has teamed up
with UW-Platteville to bring a bachelor’s degree
in engineering to the campus beginning this
spring.
The program is geared to non-traditional
age students with work and family commitments
who cannot relocate to start or complete a bachelor’s degree in engineering.
The engineering degree completion was
piloted in the UW Colleges at UW-Fox and
UW- Rock, where professors teach face-to-face
courses to 175+ engineering students. UWMarinette will be the first UW Colleges campus
to receive Platteville’s engineering courses via
s t reaming media over the internet. UWPlatteville will bring a mobile laboratory to campus every 4-5 weeks for face-to-face laboratory
instruction for the program.
Platteville offers degrees in electrical,
mechanical, industrial, civil, and environmental
engineering as well as in engineering software
and engineering physics.
Dual Enrollment Increases Options for
High School Students
Students at Marinette and Peshtigo Hi g h
Schools are now eligible to earn college credit
through dual enrollment programs.
Students in physical education, math and
English classes are taught at the high schools by
high school instructors approved by UW
Colleges using UW-Marinette curricula for those
courses.
While students must pay for the tuition
costs of the courses, the cost is half for the same
course at UW-Marinette because the salary of
the instructor is paid by the high schools, according to the agreement.
“This year, we are also promoting a campaign through our Foundation, whereby donors
are encouraged to give an amount equivalent to
half the tuition cost of a three-credit course, so
that opportunities to earn college credit may be
expanded to all high school students at
Marinette and Peshtigo who want to participate
in the dual enrollment program,” said Dean
Langteau.
Wingra Woodwind Quintet
January 29, 2008
Pro Arte Quartet
April 6, 2008
Fine Arts Series a Collaboration with
UW-Madison Arts Outreach
Two concerts remain in the fine arts series which
began in 2007 with a performance by the
Wisconsin Brass Quintet in October.
Made possible through a grant from the
James Martell Family, the UW-Marinette Music
Department and UW-Madison Arts Outreach
were able to collaborate to bring three outstanding ensembles to campus.
The Wingra Woodwind Quintet will perform Tuesday, January 29 and the Pro Arte
Quartet will perform Sunday, April 6. Both concerts are scheduled for 7:30 pm in the Herbert L.
Williams Theatre. Tickets are $5 for the general
public and $2 for seniors and students. Tickets
can be purchased at the Main Reception office
before the events weekdays 8 am to 5 pm or at
the door 1 hour before curtain. Call 715-7354313 for reservations.
Continuing Education/In t e rn a t i o n a l
Program Collaborations
Continuing Education offered 107 programs
this year with 2144 participants through partnerships with local businesses and schools. This
year the Children’s Theatre gave 336 children the
opportunity to be in live theatre productions:
Free to Be You and Me, You’re a Good Man
Charlie Brown, and Seussical the Musical.
International student numbers were also up
this year as 49 young men and women from 17
countries enrolled for the English as a Second
Language program or for academic classes.
Interdisciplinary Studies
Nursing Completion
Organizational Administration
Communication
Information Resources
Nursing Completion
Organizational Administration
Business Administration
Engineering
General Studies
Elementary Education
Individualized Major
Business
3
2007 Annual Report
UW-Marinette
PDF compression,
OCR, web
optimization
using a watermarked evaluation copy of CVISION PDFCompressor
Student Success
Photography major Kayla Bauer
of Peshtigo had her photos pub lished in the "Best of College
Photography," by Nikon. This
was Bauer's first participation in
the annual college photography
competition.
Athletic Director George Hayes
presents LaRae Ko s t re va with
awards for volleyball and basket ball.
“Personally, my daughters have
experienced many valuable and
enjoyable moments at UW. They
have been blessed with many suc cesses on the volleyball and bas ketball courts. They've also had
the pleasures of having such
wonderful professors to have
guided them in the classroom.
As a parent, I appreciate your
support in both of those arenas!!
As I've said before, our commu nities are very lucky to have UW
Marinette, which I do believe,
gives our children a great start on
life!”
Lynn Kostreva
4
UW-Marinette Math Students Score
Academic Awards
Taylor Powers (L-R), Keith Anderson and Chad
Lemery are shown with the t-shirts they had made
to show their appreciation for their calculus professor, Mahmoud Almanassra (third from left).
The shirts say “If Mo can do it, I can do it,” paraphrasing Almanassra’s class mantra. The three
also participated in the American Mathematics
Association of Two Year Colleges (AMATYC)
Mathematics League Competition this year. “In
the Midwest UW-Marinette’s team was ranked
number 4 out of 32 participating colleges.,” said
team advisor Prof. Mike Bartlett.
Academic Aw a rds we re presented to Kirstie
Kamin and Glenn Trybom for Art; Angela Larsen
for Biological Sciences; Ro b e rt Nichols for
Business; Richard Berlin and Su z a n n e
Christiansen for Communication and Theatre
Arts; Scott Larsh for Economics; Alex Stevens for
English and Hi s t o ry; Danielle Sabelman for
Geography; William Blomberg for Journalism;
Joshua St. Juliana for Mathematics; Kasi Angell
for the AMATYC Math League Competition;
Broc Goldschmidt and Valerie Hallfrisch for
Physics; and Ruth Babcock for Psychology.
Students Present at National Conference
Learning Community students Sara Bertagnoli
and Corey Kaempf presented with Drs. Jane
Oitzinger and Dan Kallgren on “St u d e n t
Teaching Teams at the Center,” for the 12th
National Learning Communities Conference in
Indianapolis in November.
Oitzinger said the students “gave an excellent
team presentation on student teaching teams –
based on their experiences (in two learning communities each) and on observing, videotaping,
and interviewing other students in the Fall learning community, ‘Imagining a Better World.’ This
presentation was specifically mentioned in the
conference’s closing keynote address. Our students’ participation in this conference led the
Student Senate to decide to encourage and partially fund future faculty-student collaborations at
regional and national conferences.”
Athletic Teams Shine
All three athletic teams earned Region II titles and
competed at state level in 2007.
WJCAA Player of the Year, LaRae Kostreva,
was named to the WJCAA 1st Team All-State in
Volleyball, and the WJCAA All-Tournament team
in basketball. She was also named MVP in both
sports. Tara Johnson was named to the WCC 1st
Team All-Conference in volleyball, and Ji l l
Roehm earned the Most Improved Player award.
Bethany Buehrly was named Most Im p rove d
Player in Basketball.
Kareem Jackson was named to the WJCAA
All-Tournament Team and the WCC AllConference 1st Team. Nathan Staidl earned
WJCAA All-Tournament Team and WCC AllConference Second Team honors as well as the
Most Valuable Player award. Nickolas Nielsen
re c e i ved WCC All-Conference Honorable
Mention, and Thomas Byers was named Most
Improved Player.
2007using
Annual
Report UW-Marinette
PDF compression, OCR, web optimization
a watermarked
evaluation
copy of CVISION PDFCompressor
www.marinette.uwc.edu
Student Success
Cheerleaders in a scene from “Preacher Rose”
Crew Club Helps Others
Students Excel in Theatre
The Crew Club, a service club that involves students in projects such as helping older or disabled
residents move or do yard work, sponsored a rummage/bake sale to help fellow student member Jay
Nelson with medical bills following a motorcycle
crash. The effort raised nearly $1500 including
matching funds from Trivant Financial. The Crew
Club co-advisors are Scott Ward and Ma ry
LaCasse.
Opportunities for students to participate in theatrical productions were abundant this year at
UW-Marinette. Theatre on the Bay opened the
year with Dr. Doug Larche’s Number the Stars, a
play about Danish resistance in World War II, with
Suzanne Chrisiansen, an international student
from Denmark, taking a lead role.
The Bards on the Bay Playwrights Festival in
April featured many student actors as well as two
student playwrights, Tristan Schuh and Jenna
Cornell.
TOB’s summer musical Pippin and comedy,
Don’t Dress for Dinner featured student Ricky
Berlin in lead roles for both productions.
In the fall Preacher Rose, also by Dr. Doug
Larche, featured a large cast of students with Tim
DeMeuse and Colleen Johnston with major roles.
Freshman Ryan Dusso had a major role in the
Children’s Theatre production of Seussical the
Musical.
Student Publishes Book
Student Darwin Adams published his book
Escaping from Quantrill’s Trap in December, 2007.
The story is based on the experiences of his greatgrandfather, John Adams, an Oneida soldier, who
survived the 1863 Baxter Springs Massacre, which
took place during the Civil War.
John Adams was from Bagley, Wisconsin, and
fought with the 3rd Wisconsin Cavalry. The story
tells how he had to conceal his heritage to join the
unit and how he survived not one, but two massacres.
The 274-page hardcover book was published locally and illustrated by Glenn Trybom, a student
from UW-Marinette who also contributed original
illustrations to The Da Vinci Diaries published by
UW-Marinette art professor James LaMalfa this
year.
Dr. Doug Larche (center) with Communication and
Theatre Arts award recipients Ricky Berlin and Suzanne
Christiansen at the Spring Awards Ceremony.
Dr. Keith West’s (shown with stu dents above left) proposal to teach a
3-week summer GEO 130 course
with a lab has been approved for
2008. The focus of this course will
be bay shore ecology as the weather
should allow the class to perform
experiments on the bay shore and
adjoining streams that are difficult
to do during the regular academic
year.
Student Valerie Hallfrish is shown
with physics professor Dr. Paul
Erdman following her presentation
at the Undergraduate Research and
Perfor-mance Conference in April.
Hallfrisch demonstrated how to elec tronically measure the frequency of
standing waves using the wave
machine. Hallfrisch plans to pursue
a career in physics education.
5
2007 Annual
Report
PDF compression,
OCR, web
optimization
usingawww.marinette.uwc.edu
watermarked evaluation copy of CVISION PDFCompressor
UW-Marinette
Faculty & Staff Success
Mahmoud Almanassra, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor, Mathematics
Michael Bartlett, M.M.
Associate Professor, Mathematics
Albert Bugaj, Ph.D.
Professor, Psychology
Zac Britton, B.A.
Associate Lecturer, Journalism
John Christopherson, M.S.
Associate Lecturer, Biological Sciences
Sue Craver, M.B.A.
Lecturer, Computer Science
Janet Dehn, Ph.D.
Senior Lecturer, Psychology
Tom Draz, M.S.
Lecturer, Computer Science
Mike Erdman, Ph.D.
Lecturer, Biological Sciences
Paul Erdman, Ph.D.
Associate Professor, Astronomy/Physics
Jennifer Flatt, Ph.D.
Associate Professor, English
David Giebler, M.M.
Associate Professor, Music
Steve Golz, M.B. A.
Lecturer, Accounting
Larissa Hogan, M.S.
Lecturer, Biological Sciences
Katherine Holman, M.A.
Associate Professor, English
Wendel Johnson, Ph.D.
Professor, Biological Sciences
Daniel Kallgren, Ph.D.
Associate Professor, History
Cheryl Kalney, Ph.D.
Senior Lecturer, History
Mark Klemp, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor, Chemistry
Dorothy Kowalski, M.S.
Professor, Physical Education
James LaMalfa, M.F.A.
Associate Professor, Art
Paula Langteau, M.A.
Assistant Professor, English
Douglas Larche, Ph.D.
Professor, Communication
& Theatre Arts
Susan Larche, B. A.
UW Extension Lecturer, ESL
James Morrison, J.D.
Lecturer, Political Science
Dail Murray, Ph.D.
Associate Professor,
Anthropology/Sociology
6
Cynthia Bailey was named Academic Staff of the Year
for the 9th time in her career at UW-Marinette.
Mike Bartlett organized the UW-Marinette team for
the American Mathematics Association of Two Year
Colleges Mathematics League Competition. He also
presented a Community Forum on “Math Anxiety” in
December.
learning communities, advising the Writers’ club,
organizing poetry readings, and, with husband Art,
supporting the campus in countless ways. In December
she led a Great Books Dinner & Discussion session on
Truman Capote’s novel Breakfast at Tiffany’s.
Randy Crozier was named Support Staff of the Year.
Wendel Johnson presented a Community Forum on
Amtrak and organized with Dr. West, a National Public
Lands Day Celebration and work event at Gov.
Thompson State Park, a Darwin Day presentation, and
public lectures on Lyme disease and genetics. he also
played a knowledgeable John Scopes in a campus reading of Inherit the Wind.
Gabriella Sheldon had two submissions published in
UW-Marinette’s Northern Lights Arts Journal. She
taught English in China. She also presented a
Community Forum on her trip to China. She will
teach English at an orphanage in Russia during the
Winterim 2007-08.
Daniel Kallgren presented “Student Teaching Teams at
the Center” with Jane Oitzinger and two students,
Corey Kaempf and Sara Bertognoli, at the Twelfth
Annual National Learning Communities Conference,
November 7-9, Indianapolis, Indiana. He is also Quiz
Master for the area Hi-Q High School Quiz program.
Paul Erdman published four articles in Northwoods
Journal Vol. 5: “Astronomy–It’s All in the Latitude” in
June; “Where Are the Planets This Summer?” in July;
“Meteors and the Moon in August” in August; and
“Where Are the Northern Lights?” in September.
Mark Klemp hosted a talk from the No rtheast
Wisconsin Section of the American Chemical Society.
Dr. He n ry Bungay from Rensselaer Polytechnic
Institute presented “Bioenergy without Hype.”
Albert Bugaj published two reviews in the Seventeenth
Mental Measurements Yearbook.
Jennifer Flatt published "Reflections on the First Years
of My Career at a Two-Year Institution" in the
Association of Departments of Foreign Languages Bulletin
38.3 (2007).
David Giebler was named Professor of the Year. He
directed three West Shore Chorale concerts in April
and December and performed with string players from
Marinette at the Madeleine Island Summer Chamber
Music Camp.
Steve Golz was named Instructional Academic Staff of
the Year.
Katherine Holman retired in May following a 17-year
career teaching English classes, developing innovative
Dorothy Kowalski was reelected as the secretary of
Marinette’s Board of Recreation Programming.
James LaMalfa’s historical novel, The Da Vinci Diaries,
illustrated by himself and student Glenn Trybom, was
published this year. He exhibited his work at the West
Bend Gallery of Wisconsin Art, the CAST drawing
show, the UW Colleges faculty exhibit at UW Stout,
and the Old Church Gallery in Cedar River, Michigan.
He also coaches soccer for UW-Marinette.
Paula Langteau’s book, Miller and Middle America:
Essays on Arthur Miller and the American Experience was
published by University Press of America in March.
The book also contains her essay “Arthur Miller’s Clara:
An In t e r rogation of Middle American Political
Correctness.” She gave a Community Forum on Miller
2007using
Annual
Report UW-Marinette
PDF compression, OCR, web optimization
a watermarked
evaluation
copy of CVISION PDFCompressor
www.marinette.uwc.edu
Faculty & Staff Success
Jane Oitzinger, Ph.D.
Professor, English/Philosophy
Bonnie Lee Popp, M.A.
Associate Lecturer, Economics
Sue Poquette, B.S.
Lecturer, Mathematics
Amy Reddinger, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor, English
Janet Sbar, M.A.
Lecturer, Physical Education
Gabriella Sheldon, M.A.
Lecturer, English
Tirza Shulman, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor, Psychology
Julie Urban, Ph.D.
Associate Professor,
Economics/Business
in February and spoke at the Madison Repertory
Theatre on Miller in October. She serves on the boards
of directos of Wisconsin Women in Higher Education
Leadership (WWHEL) and the marinette Kiwanis. In
November, she began serving on the M&M YMCA
Endowment Committee. In April she performed in
the funraising production of Kiwanis Kapers.
Precollege Program from the Department of Public
Instruction.
Amy Reddinger received her doctorate in English from
the University of Washington in August. Her essay “Just
Enough for the City Limitations of Space in Baldwin’s
Another Country” has been accepted for publication at
African American Review and will be published in 2008.
Doug Larche wrote the lyrics to and performed UWMarinette’s new commencement hymn, Our Haven on
the Bay. His plays were given 29 additional productions in venues across the U.S. He directed Number the
Stars, Pippin, Don’t Dress for Dinner and Preacher Rose
for TOB. Three of his plays were featured in the Bards
on the Bay Festival which he directed in April.
Tirza Shulman submitted for publication two papers:
“Differences in the Ability to Repair Negative Affect” to
Emotion and “Composition and Consistency of Desired
Affective State: The Role of Personality and Motivation”
to the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology. She
also presented her paper on “Individual Differences in
Beliefs About Affect & Cognition” at the annual meeting of the Society for Personality and Social Psychology,
January 2007, Memphis, Tennessee.
Beth Mikle received the Support Staff of the Year
award for the third time in her career at UWMarinette.
Dail Murray spoke at the Association of American
University Women meeting on the Amish school
shooting. She submitted “Slanderous Rumors and
Cultural Boundaries: Tales of the Amish as Told by
their Neighbors” to Western Folklore, a scholarly peerreviewed journal.
Jane Oitzinger presented “Student Teaching Teams at
the Center” with Dan Kallgren and two students,
Corey Kaempf and Sara Bertognoli, at the Twelfth
Annual National Learning Communities Conference,
November 7-9, Indianapolis, Indiana. She also
arranged a workshop on Academic Freedom, a readers’
play by Marnie Dresser (Richland), Oct 23; and a
Poetry Reading by J.D. Whitney (Marathon), Oct 31.
She was also a Great Books Dinner & Discussion
leader on Lisa See’s novel Snowflower and the Secret
Fan.
Tina Oman wrote three UW System Institute for Race
and Ethnicity grants for the exhibit entitled "All of Us
are Related: Each of U is Unique,” for a performance
by Preacher Moss, and for a reading seminar on
Afghanistan. She also wrote a two-year grant for a
Julie Urban was nominated by her department for the
2006-2007 Chancellor’s Excellence in Teaching Award.
She participated in a water quality monitoring team on
the Menominee River in October. She was also a referee
for the manuscript “Wal-Mart and Values: Painting the
Town Red?” for The Journal of Economics, December
2007.
Scott Ward was named Kaplan Fellow for 2007-08.
Keith West defended his dissertation, Eco-Industrial
Parks in the United States: Do Practical Examples Exist
and Can They Se rve as Models for Brow n f i e l d
Redevelopment?, before the Department of Geography at
UW-Milwaukee and he received his PhD in Geography
was in May. He has also been involved in the Sierra
Club water quality monitoring project in the
Menominee River Watershed. In April, he presented a
Community Forum on "Highways of Water: Canals and
Interstate Commerce.”
Photos above: Left - Dr. Dan Kallgren teaches a History of
the United States class. Right - Library director Connie
Scofield helps freshman Chad Francour.
Keith West, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor,
Geography/Geology
Administrative Staff
Paula Langteau
Campus Dean and CEO
Daniel Kallgren
Associate Campus Dean
Cindy Bailey
Assistant Campus Dean for
Student Services
Scott Ward
Assistant Campus Dean for
Administrative Services
Jane Jones
Director, Continuing Education
Extension/International Programs
Maureen Frawley
Director, University Relations
Constance Scofield
Director, Library
John Kuhlmann
Associate Academic Librarian
Randy Crozier
Network Administrator
Michael Ceccarelli
Instructional Technology and
Distance Education Specialist
Jennifer Hass
Student Services Coordinator
Mary LaCasse
Coordinator of Services for
Adult Students
Tina Oman
Associate Student Services
Coordinator
7
2007 Annual
Report
PDF compression,
OCR, web
optimization
usingawww.marinette.uwc.edu
watermarked evaluation copy of CVISION PDFCompressor
UW-Marinette
Alumni Success
Mary Johns (1977) who taught COM ARTS 104/Applied Journalism at UW-Marinette for 7 years
while working as a staff writer for the EagleHerald, left her position in 2007 to become executive
director/CEO of the Marinette/ Menominee Area Chamber of Commerce. Johns, who has a chamber and public relations background as well as a UW-Madison degree in journalism, says she uses
skills fine-tuned in the classroom on a daily basis. She is now a member of the UW-Marinette
Foundation board.
Mary Johns
Dan Groleau
Dan Groleau (1978) earned his associate's degree from UW-Marinette, his bachelor's degree in
Psychology from UW-Madison, an M.S. in Administration from UW-Green Bay, and his Ph.D. in
Adult Education from Capella University. He held management positions in the private sector while
teaching part-time for Silver Lake College, Lakeland College, and Northeast Wisconsin Technical
College before becoming the Director of Human Resources for Nicolet Area Technical College in
Rhinelander, WI. He currently facilitates an online HR Management course for UCLA Extension
and teaches courses as needed at Nicolet College. "I had a fantastic learning experience at UWMarinette where it all started for me. I have fond memories of my time at UW-Marinette. The faculty and staff were outstanding," says Dan. While residing in Marinette, Dan was an Emergency
Medical Technician with the Emergency Rescue Squad. He also served on the Marinette City Council
and as a Deputy Coroner for Marinette County.
James Thull (1996) transferred to UW-LaCrosse for his B.S. degree, then earned an M.A. in history and a Masters in Library and Information Science from UW-Milwaukee. He is currently a reference librarian/associate professor at Montana State University-Libraries. His most recent publication is “American Indian Religious Freedom Act,” in The Encyclopedia of American Indian History.
Last year he presented a poster session at the International Conference on Digital Libraries in New
Delhi, India. In January of 2008, he will speak at the BOBCATSSS (a consortium of European
libraries) convention in Zadar, Croatia. "UW-Marinette was the perfect place for me to begin my
James Thull
studies. What I learned from the professors, librarians and support staff at UW-Marinette allowed me
to be successful in college and in life."
Faith Nibbs (2004) earned her M.A. at Southern Methodist University in Dallas, Texas where she
Faith Nibbs
has been studying on a fellowship and research assistantship. She spent last summer on an NSF predissertation travel grant to her field site for preliminary research in Hmong immigration issues in
Gammertingen, Germany and Texas. She will spend next summer at Oxford for a four-week Refugee
course, and has been invited to teach seminars at the University of Muenster while doing her Ph.D.
work in Europe. The University of Kent in Brussels also invited her to be part of an EU-wide think
tank on migration issues that affect policy. She will have her ABD in May and will leave for Germany
in June where she will spend a year doing her dissertation field work.
Pernille Sorensen (2006), originally came to UW-Marinette as a Youth for Understanding student from Denmark in 2004. She returned to the campus as a regular student to complete her associates degree in 2005 and then transferred to UW-Green Bay where she holds the distinction of being
the first student to complete the largest number of credits in the shortest amount of time. She earned
her bachelor’s degree in Economics Summa cum laude in December of 2007 and plans to begin graduate school in International Macroeconomics and Finance following a trip to Africa.
Pernille Sorensen
8
2007using
Annual
Report UW-Marinette
PDF compression, OCR, web optimization
a watermarked
evaluation
copy of CVISION PDFCompressor
www.marinette.uwc.edu
Scholarship Recipients
With the lowest tuition of any school in the 26-campus UW System, UW-Marinette also offers scholarships to help
with tuition. The good deal that UW-Marinette offers got even better for students this year when 15 new scholarships
totaling over $11,000 were added to the 32 scholarships worth over $17,000 already offered to UW-Marinette students each year. This represents the largest dollar amount of scholarship money available to students in the history of
the campus.
Allen Bedrosian Memorial Scholarship
Amanda Spink
Menominee Lions Club
Community Service Scholarship
Anchor Coupling Business, Social &
Technological Sciences Scholarship
Kevin Lund
Merritt Bauman Memorial
Brandee Peterson
Ansul/Tyco Scholarship
Engineering Scholarship
Brian England
Matthew Cairns, Shane Gould
Barb Neverman Memorial
Molander Family UW System
Guaranteed Transfer Scholarship
Community Service Scholarship
Amanda Howarth
Amanda Spink & Katie Jo Pockat
Morris G. and Grace R. Mundt
C.W. Richards Memorial Scholarship
Amanda Spink
Family First Scholarship
Colleen Bird
Dale N. Olson Scholarship
Nicholas DeMott, Corey Kaempf, Andrew Klimek
Morrison Jump Start Scholarship
Michelle Wittock
Don and Paul Neverman PED
Health & Wellness Scholarship
Phi Theta Kappa Nathan and Jennifer Pollard
Memorial Academic Excellence Scholarship
Katie Jo Pockat
Herta F. Gerend Memorial Scholarship
Amanda Howarth
Phi Theta Kappa New Student
Kayla Bauer
Hugh and Mary Higley Student Scholarship
Academic Scholarship
Phillip Goes
Jay Nelson, Trisha France
Hugh and Mary Higley UW-Green Bay
Sara Murray Lambrecht Scholarship
Sara Eickmeyer
Transfer Scholarship
Rachel Rivard
Shirley Evans Memorial Scholarship
Dan Post
Ira Darwin Johnson Scholarship
Phillip Goes
Stephenson National Bank & Trust
Traditional Student Scholarship
Joseph J. Gerend “Ping Pong Joe”
Memorial Scholarship
Amanda Wickman
Stephenson National Bank & Trust
Bethany Buehrly
Karl Schmidt Unisia Family Scholarship
Non-Traditional Student Scholarship
Robert Nichols
Steven Baur
Kayla Marie Carlson
William and Marilyn Swanson Menominee
County Scholarships
“Find the Star” Scholarship
Lindsay Burch
Sonja Alonzo, Noelle Delfosse, Laura Egilsson
UWGB Transfer Scholarship
Lee Grugel Memorial Scholarship
Amanda Spink
Alex Stevens
UW-Marinette Foundation Board Community
Louis W. Staudenmaier Academic
Performance Scholarship
Leadership Scholarship
Stephanie Thompson
Shannon Ledvina, Stacy Ledvina
Lyle Espenscheid Mathematics Scholarship
WPS Resources Foundation, Inc.
Academic Promise Scholarship
Bethany Buehrly
Marinette Women’s Club Scholarship
Jay Nelson, Sonja Alonzo, Michelle Wittock
Dean Langteau presented Am a n d a
Spink (Oconto Falls) with the Lee
Grugel Memorial Scholarship. This
award, which covers half of the annu al cost of tuition, is given to only one
student among the over 12,000 stu dents on the 13 campuses of the UW
Colleges. Spink is the first UWMarinette student to re c e i ve this
a w a rd. Spink also re c e i ved the
Chamber of Commerce Aw a rd for
Student Leadership.
Angela Larsen, shown with Dr.
Wendel Johnson, professor of biological
sciences, re c e i ved the Chamber of
Commerce Aw a rd for Ac a d e m i c
Excellence. Larsen is a biolog y major
who transferred to UW-Stevens Point
in the fall.
Kayla Bauer
9
2007 Annual
Report
PDF compression,
OCR, web
optimization
usingawww.marinette.uwc.edu
watermarked evaluation copy of CVISION PDFCompressor
UW-Marinette
Foundation Mission
The UW-Marinette Foundation is
a non-profit corporation that promotes UW-Marinette’s legacy of
learning for our area communities.
The Foundation creates opportunities to support students’ educational growth, the faculty’s continuing development, and our campus’ excellence beyond what is
provided by public funds.
UW-Marinette Foundation
Board of Directors 2007
Carolyn McGuire, President
Broadway Real Estate
Tony Furton, Vice President
State Farm Insurance
Brad Walters, Treasurer
Kerber, Rose and Associates
Foundation Report
The year 2007 was such an exciting and productive year on our campus
and such a monumental year for the UW-Marinette Foundation. I mean
that literally, as the long held goal to erect a physical symbol to acknowledge those in the community who support us, was finally completed! In
April the Foundation threw a wonderful party to unveil the Legacy Wall,
a beautiful multi-metal and wooden design etched with each of the
names of our past and present supporters. It is particularly important
that this sculpture grow and change as new gifts are granted and new
names are added. It is a true living legacy. Please make a visit to our
Theater Arts Building to see the Legacy Wall and attend one of our theater productions, music events or art gallery shows while you are there.
Our Foundation’s assets were generously increased by donations and
pledges during the Legacy Wall Campaign, resulting in DOUBLE the
scholarship dollars available to students!* What a tremendous show of
support from the community for our excellent institution. With these
additional funds we were also able to enhance our cultural arts programming and increase the funding for faculty development, one of the primary missions, along with student scholarships, of our Foundation.
This year also brought six new faces to our Board, bringing new vitality and a variety of expertise. We welcome
the strengths of Sue Erdman, Mary Johns, Katie Jones, Nancy Kallgren, Jim Martell & Tom Maxwell. On behalf
of the entire UW- Marinette Foundation Board of Directors I want to express our gratitude to all of you who continue to support our outstanding university and to our campus professors, staff and administrators whose skill and
inspiration serve our students each day.
Perry Carlson
The Stephenson National Bank & Trust
Sue Erdman
Manpower
Mary Johns
Marinette/Menominee Area
Chamber of Commerce
Katie Jones
Broadway Real Estate
Nancy Kallgren
Nancy J. Kallgren Law Office, LLC
Ken Kellner, M.D.
Aurora Health
Jim Martell
Hansen Onion Martell Funeral Home
Tom Maxwell
Farmers & Merchants Bank & Trust
Jennifer Short
Wisconsin Public Service
Jean Twining
Ex Officio Members
Paula Langteau
Campus Dean and Chief Executive
Officer, UW-Marinette
George Bousley
Chair, Marinette County
Board of Supervisors
10
Carolyn McGuire, President
*to be reflected in next year’s financial statement.
Financial Statement for Year ending June 30, 2007
Contributions and Income
Donations
Investment Dividends
Other Income
Unrealized Gains
Total income for 2007
Contributions
$112,082
$ 30,587
$ 3,160
$100,871
$246,700
Gains
41%
Donations
46%
Dividends
12%
Other 1%
Expenses and Allocations
Campus Hospitality
Donor Wall
Awards
Scholarships
Special Projects
Administration
Total expenses for 2007
$ 624
$ 14,740
$
70
$ 10,700
$ 3, 257
$ 8,461
$37,852
Net Income for 2007
End of Year Assets
$208,848
$900,011
Expenses
Hospitality 2%
Admin
22%
Donor Wall
39%
Scholarships
28%
Projects 9%
Awards 0%
2007using
Annual
Report UW-Marinette
PDF compression, OCR, web optimization
a watermarked
evaluation
copy of CVISION PDFCompressor
www.marinette.uwc.edu
Sincere Thanks to our 2007 Foundation Contributors
Dean Emeritus Sid Bremer and her
husband Jerry Rodesch
The Legacy Wall with Carolyn McGuire and Dean Paula Langteau
A-1 Key Plumbing
Delbert & Betty Adams
Ramona B. Anderson
Ansul/Tyco
Dr. Michael & Paulette Arnold
Betty Arnovitz
Kurt & Martha Aschim
Ed & Darlene Baetke
Cindy & Tom Bailey
Violet Barrette
Robert Bauman-Trusted Systems, Inc.
Bay Shore Credit Union
Camilla Bedrosian
John A. Berg
Ted Bilek
Paul A. & Pamela S. Boneham
Julie Bourgeois
Sid Bremer & Jerry Rodesch
Gerald & Emilie Brown
Mary Buchman
Ann E. Buscher
Perry & Roxanne Carlson
Willard & Earlina Carlton
Chet Krohn Lions Trust
Robert Cisco
Rev. William Clyma
Keith & Ruth Comeaux
Gail Crissinger
Gene & Sandy Davenport
Laurie & Bruce Davidson
Dr. Robert & Tara Dizor
Gloria M. Dobbin
C. Ann Falkenberg
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Aurie & Glenn Feifarek
Tim & Cindy Fischer
Maureen Frawley
Tony & JoAnne Furton
Don & Nancy Gehrke
Scott & Rhonda Gerhartz
GFWC Menomine Women’s Club
Steve Golz
Gayle Gomez
Charles & Bette Gordon
Bob & Phyllis Gottschalk
Barbara Handl - Krueger
Hanson-Onion-Martell Funeral Home
Jeanne & David Harper
Wes & Kathleen Henry
Kandy & Bill Higley
Mary J. Higley
Ted & Linda Hoff
Katherine & Art Holman
Bob & Delores Howard
Fred (Fritz) & Jean Jaeger
Wendel & Judith Johnson
Joyce Jones
Rebecca Jones
Karl Schmidt Unisia
Dr. Ken & Jenny Kellner
Kimberly Clark Corporation
Robin & John Kinzer
Carl & Marianne Krog
Joe & Rebekka Kunesh
Dr. Peter and Gwen Kurtz
James LaMalfa
Robert & Susan Landenberger
Paula Langteau & Leo Hodlofski
Richard & Sandy Langlois
Doug & Susan Larche
Gary E. Larsen
Paul & Laurie Lata
Dr. Samuel & Judith LaValley, Jr.
L. E. Jones Company
Jeanne & Ronald Limberg
M&M Area Community Foundation
Florence Magnuson
Mary Jane Malmstadt
Dr. Elwyn & Mary Jo Mantei
James Martell Family
Judith A. Mason
Carolyn & Kelly McGuire
Ruth Melegari
Menominee Lions Club
Mickey Lu Bar-B-Q
Earl Molander
Jim & Barb Morrison
Janet C. Mullard
Morris & Grace Mundt
Joyce A. Murphy
Mary Mursau
Gary & Debbie Nadolny
Mary Lou & Richard Nast
Next Media Outdoor, Inc.
Nicolet National Bank
JoAnne & Dennis Nipple
Northern Lights Clinic
Al & Sue Ochs
Doug & Jane Oitzinger
David & Courtney Olson
Peg O'Neil
Pine Beach Women’s Auxiliary
The Print Shop
Margaret & Maurice Rhude
Jane & Dan Ryan
Ted & Agnes Sauve
Gary & Mimi Schahczenski
Mona Schmidtke
Tom & Amy Schwaba
Constance Scofield
Scott Settersten
Shaffer Park Motel & Supper Club
Frank & Jennifer Short
Desiree Sikowski-Nelson
Harvey Sobocinski
Martina Steffke
The Stephenson National Bank
Dr. Howard & Marian Stillman
William & Marilyn Swanson
Elaine V. Therriault
ThyssenKrupp Waupaca, Inc.
Time Warner Cable
James F. Trempe
Jean S. Twining
Richard & Nancy Ulrich
Brad R. Walters
Everett & Pat Waugus
Scott & Laura Ward
Lon & Judith Weber
Ed & Marjorie Weidner
Wells Fargo Bank
Robin & Keith West
Westlund Bus Lines
Wayne Whiting
Wisconsin Public Service
Yellow Book USA
Doris & Russ Zimmerman
Joyce Bauman with her son Bob
and his wife Faye
Dr. Kelly McGuire, Amy and Tom
Schwaba
Katherine and Art Holman
11
2007 Annual
Report
PDF compression,
OCR, web
optimization
usingawww.marinette.uwc.edu
watermarked evaluation copy of CVISION PDFCompressor
UW-Marinette
UW-Marinette combines the advantages of
a small liberal arts college with the high
standards of the world-class University of
Wisconsin System.
For more information or to arrange a tour
of the campus, call Student Services today:
715-735-4301.
Non-Profit Org
U.S. Postage
PAID
750 W. Bay Shore Street
Marinette, WI 54143-4253
(715) 735-4300
Fax: (715) 735-4307 E-mail: [email protected]
www.marinette.uwc.edu
Permit No. 16
Marinette, WI
PDF compression, OCR, web optimization using a watermarked evaluation copy of CVISION PDFCompressor