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UPDATE
WISCONSIN BUSINESS ALUMNI
Fall/Winter 2009
The War for
Young Talent
Fuzzy
Reception
for TV Ads?
Honor Roll of
Contributors
Bright
Ideas
Growing with the recovery
Learn more: wisconsinmba.com
Contents
DEPARTMENTS
7 Bright Ideas
As the economy picks up steam, how can companies
be positioned to take advantage? Faculty and alumni
share ways to thrive—not just survive—in the changing
landscape.
11 Fuzzy Reception
From the Dean
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On Campus
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Faculty/Staff News
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Alumni News
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Professor David Schweidel’s research shows that
advertisers who pay big bucks to advertise on popular
TV shows may not be getting their money’s worth.
What’s so special
about our specialized MBA?
14 The War for Young Talent
Internships are more important than ever for students
looking to get on the fast track and employers seeking
a pipeline to the best and brightest.
19 2008 Honor Roll of
Contributors
Your contributions make the difference.
The real-world career focus of the Wisconsin MBA gives you the best possible return
on your educational investment—and puts you on the path to leadership.
UPDATE
WISCONSIN BUSINESS ALUMNI
Fall/Winter 2009
The War for
Young Talent
Fuzzy
Reception
for TV Ads?
BRIGHT
IDEAS
Honor Roll of
Contributors
FALL/WINTER 2009 • VOLUME 27 • NUMBER 2
EDITOR: Lari Fanlund
ALUMNI NEWS EDITOR: Kaylene Reilly
ART DIRECTOR: Lori Strelow
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©2009 Board of Regents of the
University of Wisconsin System.
Cover: Lessons learned
during the downturn can help
companies succeed, p. 7.
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UPDATE I On Campus
UPDATE I From the Dean
We will also be making important
technology expenditures ourselves in this
downturn so that we emerge with improved
efficiency. We are investing in a new customer
relationship management (CRM) system for
prospective students to become more proactive
in admissions and recruiting. We are investing
in a new content management system to
manage our web presence. Finally, we are part
of a campus team recommending a new CRM
system that will enable us to provide a more
personalized and fulfilling experience for
alumni and friends with the university.
In collaboration with campus partners, we
are also aligning our offerings to meet the
needs of non-business majors. We introduced
a new two-course sequence that is designed to
provide the essential knowledge from all of the
key functional areas of business—accounting,
finance, law, management, marketing, and
operations. This offering will improve the
efficiency with which many students gain
exposure to business.
As you make your own adjustments to meet
these changing times, please know that we are
making them along with you. While we have
seen some significant changes over the past
year, there is one constant in our continued
success—the engagement of alumni in our
mission. Thank you for all you do to help keep
the Wisconsin School of Business at the
forefront of business education.
Michael M. Knetter
Albert O. Nicholas Dean
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Wisconsin School of Business
608/262-1550
bus.wisc.edu
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UPDATE Fall/Winter 2009
CNN’s Ali Velshi conducts
a town-hall discussion with
students in front of Grainger
Hall.
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ur feature story in this issue—
“Bright Ideas: Growing with the
Recovery”—provides some sage
advice from alumni and faculty
members on how companies need to think and
act in order to thrive in the wake of the
recession. Among the key ideas: take care of
your “A team” and customers; get your
financial house in order; invest in technology
that can reduce cost and increase flexibility;
and take advantage of opportunities to retain
and attract great talent. The story resonated
with me because we have been following these
prescriptions over the past year.
The recession reduced many sources of
revenue for the school—endowment income,
new gifts, executive education revenue, and
campus budget allocations. As a result, we
have reduced expenditures in many areas,
including: consolidation of course offerings
(i.e., increased size of remaining sections),
increased teaching loads, cross-training and
better integration of staff in key functional
areas, reduction in size and cost of print
publications, and sharper program focus within
the MBA.
We made these reductions to get our
financial house in order and to preserve the
primary intent of the Wisconsin Naming Gift.
While the naming gift had put us in a strong
position financially, these cuts enable us to put
this wonderful gift to full use recruiting faculty
and staff in a buyer’s market. It is still early in
the recruiting season, but we have several
searches underway.
We made these
reductions to get our
financial house in
order and to preserve
the primary intent of
the Wisconsin
Naming Gift.
Lights, Camera, Wisconsin!
CNN Chief Business Correspondent Ali Velshi and the CNN Express paid a visit to the
Wisconsin School of Business for two days this September, taping special segments that aired
on “CNN Newsroom with Tony Harris” and “Your $$$$.”
Several representatives from the full-time Wisconsin MBA appeared on “Your $$$$” with
Velshi and co-host Christine Romans to discuss Wisconsin’s unique MBA career specialization
model, job prospects for graduates, and how the business curriculum is affected by changing
economic conditions. Interviewed on the show were Dean Michael Knetter; Ken Kavajecz,
associate dean of MBA and undergraduate programs; Assistant Dean of MBA Programs Blair
Sanford; and first-year MBA students Kemllen Lee and Luis Ortero.
Kavajecz said that the past 15 months have been “an extraordinary learning experience
for anyone in finance or anyone in business, for that matter. We have adapted some of the
curriculum to handle the environment we are watching unfold. But the foundation of what we
talk about and the principles don’t change at all.”
It was the second day in a row that the CNN Express team taped on the University of
Wisconsin-Madison campus. The prior day, Velshi conducted a town-hall meeting with
Wisconsin students in Grainger Hall’s courtyard featuring students’ take on the economy.
It aired on “CNN Newsroom” and was posted on CNNMoney.com.
Wisconsin Executive Education
Among World’s Best
For the fifth consecutive year, the Wisconsin School of Business
made the Financial Times’ list of the world’s top providers of
executive education. Wisconsin was ranked 14th in the U.S.
and 27th in the world. It ranked #1 in the world in two categories:
the quality of its facilities and the level of its follow up to
participants in its custom executive education offerings.
CNN was only the latest
example of national media
coverage of the Wisconsin
School of Business.
Others include: The
Economist, BusinessWeek,
The New York Times,
The Wall Street Journal,
Financial Times, TIME
magazine, public radio’s
“Marketplace,” Advertising
Age, Forbes, USA Today,
the Washington Post, and
many others.
Accounting
Students Win
High-Profile
Internships
Two graduate students in
the Masters of Accountancy
program at the Wisconsin
School of Business were
awarded post-graduate
technical assistant internships
at the Financial Accounting
Standards Board (FASB), the
national standard setter for
accounting.
Eric Jourdan and Kristy
Putnam were among
the 11 students in the
nation selected for the
internships. Wisconsin has
a long tradition of having its
accounting students selected
for the prestigious posts.
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UPDATE I On Campus
A New Path to Leadership in
R eal E state
International real estate is both high risk and high reward. It demands highly trained professionals
who understand the complexities of global markets and the details of real estate assets.
Students from three top business schools from around the world will soon come together at the
Wisconsin School of Business to prepare to become leaders of the global real estate industry.
Wisconsin is partnering with France’s HEC Paris, China’s HKUST Business School, and Costa
Rica’s INCAE Business School to offer a new degree, the Global Real Estate Master (GREM).
Students from the three partner schools will have a semester of intensive real estate training at
Wisconsin that will include real estate coursework, a study tour of a major U.S. real estate market,
and professional development aimed at sharpening their networking skills and forging industry
connections. Graduates will become part of an international real estate network made up of the
best and brightest students from around the world.
It’s no surprise that Wisconsin should be at the center of such an innovative international
real estate effort. Wisconsin’s real estate program is one of the oldest and most highly regarded
programs in the United States, consistently ranked among the top three programs in the country by
U.S. News & World Report. Wisconsin real estate faculty are particularly known for expertise in
real estate economics and finance. The program is noted for strong connections to industry and for
having an influential alumni network.
The Global Real Estate Master is the brainchild of Professor François Ortalo-Magné, who chairs
the Department of Real Estate and Urban Land Economics. He predicts, “It will be an incredible
experience for all involved—students from around the world sharing the same classroom in
Madison and learning real estate the Wisconsin way.” To learn more, go to: bus.wisc.edu/grem
All Aboard, Sophomores
This fall, the undergraduate program of the Wisconsin School of Business put out
the welcome mat for two groups of students: juniors admitted to the business school
under the prior admission policy and—for the first time—sophomores admitted under
the school’s new admission model.
The switch to sophomore admissions is expected to allow better integration of
the curriculum and make it easier for students to pursue study abroad and internship
opportunities. (For a look at trends in internships, turn to page 10.) The change
will also allow those not admitted to the business school to find out earlier in their
academic careers, so they can more easily pursue other avenues.
With the change, the undergraduate student body will increase from 1,200 to
1,800, but the number of graduates will remain unchanged.
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UPDATE I On Campus
The “New” Wall Street
What’s happening on Wall Street? Wisconsin School of Business students got
to hear for themselves from those on the front lines.
In September, members of the UW Investment Banking Club turned to prominent
Wisconsin finance alumni to launch the first Wisconsin Finance Conference. Intended to become
an annual event, the first conference was titled, “The New Wall Street.” The student-organized
forum allowed students, alumni, and faculty to discuss the current state of global finance.
Michael Rak, a senior majoring in finance, found the conference to be “a special opportunity
for students to listen to a few of Madison’s most successful and recognizable alumni. We were
able to hear different perspectives from people who essentially live and breathe the industry that
many students hope to pursue careers in.”
Keynote speakers for the event were:
John J. Oros, BBA ’71, managing director of J.C. Flowers & Co. LLC, a New York-based private
equity firm and executive chairman of Enstar Group, Limited. Oros previously was a partner and
managing director in Goldman Sachs’ Financial Institutions Group.
Wade Fetzer III, BS ’59, retired partner and executive of Goldman Sachs, and director of Potash
Corporation of Saskatchewan, Sinofert Hong Kong Holdings Ltd., Northern Star Broadcasting,
and PCS Inc.
Andrew B. Albert, MBA ’69, managing director and operating partner of Svoboda Capital
Partners. He serves as chairman of the board of directors of Nashua and previously was
chairman and CEO of Nashua.
Debra Perry, BA ‘73 (UW History), former chief administrative officer and chief credit officer,
Moody’s, the bond rating agency. She serves on the boards of Korn/Ferry International, Conseco,
and Bridge Associates LLC.
The event was organized with assistance from the Nicholas Center for Corporate Finance and
Investment Banking and Wisconsin Business Alumni.
Expanding Entrepreneurship’s Reach
Entrepreneurship is an area of increasing importance for students, practitioners, academics, and
policy makers around the globe. The Wisconsin School of Business is exploring ways to make its
strengths in entrepreneurship more accessible to a greater number of students from within the
business school, across campus, and beyond. One option: create an entrepreneurship certificate
to allow MBA students across all specializations and non-business students from all areas of
campus to augment core studies with a solid understanding of entrepreneurship.
As part of this new approach, the business school announced this fall that it will phase out MBA
career specializations in entrepreneurial management and strategic management in engineering
and life sciences. Current students in the programs will graduate with these specialized MBAs, but
new students are not being recruited.
“Our intention with this new, broader emphasis,” says Dean Michael Knetter, “is to create an
even larger community from which students and alumni can draw support and to allow us to
become an even greater catalyst for economic activity that benefits the campus, region, and state.”
“Life is Still
Good for
Business
Students…
in Wisconsin”
Daniel Gross is a senior
editor of Newsweek and a
“Moneybox” columnist for
Slate.com. Last spring, he
spent five days in Madison
as a Business Writer in
Residence, talking to classes
of business and journalism
students.
Gross was so impressed
by the experience that he
wrote a column that appeared
on both the Newsweek
and Slate websites. In it,
he contrasted the upbeat
attitude he found among
Wisconsin business students
with what their counterparts
were experiencing in terms
of diminished placement
prospects due to Wall Street’s
meltdown.“But in Madison,
the vibe is much different,”
Gross wrote.
During his visit, Gross took
part in a question-and-answer
discussion with Dean Michael
Knetter before an audience
of MBA students at the
Wisconsin School of Business.
For more than 20 years, the
University of WisconsinMadison has brought leading
business writers to campus
to share their expertise with
business and journalism
students.
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UPDATE I On Campus
Accounting Student Runs to Big Ten
Medal of Honor
Accounting major Gwen Jorgensen, one of the most decorated runners at
Wisconsin, received the 2009 Medal of Honor from the Big Ten. The award is
presented annually at each Big Ten institution to a male and a female studentathlete in the graduating class for demonstrated proficiency in scholarship and
athletics. Basketball player Joe Krabbenhoft, a history major, was the other
Wisconsin recipient this year.
Jorgensen, who graduated in May 2009, is a former Badger swimmer who
turned to track and cross country as a sophomore. The Waukesha native was the
Big Ten indoor champion in both the 3,000 and 5,000 meters this year. In cross
country, she earned All-American honors in 2008 and took home All-Big Ten and
All-Region honors as a senior.
The Wisconsin School of Business had another Big Ten Medal of Honor winner
in recent years. In 2007, Joe Thomas—football star and real estate major—
received the award.
Wisconsin MBA: A Leader in Sustainability
The Wisconsin School of
Business full-time MBA
program increasingly
is recognized
for leadership
in sustainability
management education.
This fall, the program
was ranked 17th
worldwide and 15th
in the U.S. in the 2009-2010
“Beyond Grey Pinstripes” list of top
100 business schools for environmental,
social, and ethical management education.
The survey is conducted bi-annually by the
Aspen Institute’s Center for Business Education
and is the only global ranking that evaluates
MBA programs for efforts to prepare students for
new business realities that demand social and
environmental stewardship. The previous ranking
had the Wisconsin MBA 33rd in the world and
24th in the U.S.
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“We take seriously our
charge of preparing students
with the fundamentals to
be high-achieving and
responsible future leaders,”
said Dean Michael Knetter.
“We believe students
must understand how
environmental and valuesbased leadership is integral
to the long-term success of any
business.”
Wisconsin was recognized for integrating
the concept of sustainability into existing
courses and developing new courses and
programs that specifically address sustainability.
One of the most important recent additions to
the Wisconsin School of Business is a graduate
Certificate in Business, Environment, and Social
Responsibility offered in conjunction with
UW-Madison’s Nelson Institute for
Environmental Studies.
Economist
Nouriel Roubini
When world-renowned
economist Nouriel Roubini
gave a talk on the University
of Wisconsin-Madison
campus in June, his forecast
was bleak: the recession
would last throughout 2009,
with unemployment reaching
11 percent.
Roubini spoke in the
Forward Thinking speaking
series sponsored by the
and American Family
Insurance. A professor of
economics at New York
University’s Stern School of
Business, Roubini was named
to TIME magazine’s list of the
world’s 100 most influential
people earlier this year.
BRIGHT
Ideas
By Lynn Welch
With many economic indicators beginning to
point to the end of the recession, companies need
to think about preparing for what’s next.
“There are some real questions as to what
the new normal will be,” says Jim Woodrum,
associate dean for Enterprise MBA programs at
the Wisconsin School of Business. “If people
think things are going to be like they were before,
that’s not the case.”
We asked alumni and faculty members
at the Wisconsin School of Business for ways
companies can embrace new ideas to help them
thrive in the changing landscape.
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Take Care of Your A Team and Your Customers
Michael Casey, BBA ’80, MBA ’83, managing
director in the Business Development and Investor
Relations unit of The Blackstone Group, says the
biggest question remaining is how long it will take
to generate employment growth.
While the answer to that question is largely
industry-specific, it’s important to prepare for what’s
next, “keep a watchful eye on increased demand,”
and determine how best to meet it. That’s tricky, says
Casey, because markets today are more volatile.
“We live in a world where things happen
faster. Information flows faster. Capital flows faster.
And things happen faster,” says Casey. “With that
dynamic, it is important to be prepared.”
It’s a global game now in terms of competing
for both capital and labor, and the key to preparing
for future success is retaining A-team employees and
taking care of customers.
Losing top-notch people now will challenge
a company’s potential for success down the road.
If cuts need to be made it is important to trim
strategically to “take care of the A Team during the
difficult time to make it though the storm and to the
next cycle,” Casey advises. Similarly with customers,
Casey believes it’s important now to maintain a
high level of service to keep long-term relationships
despite market conditions and the near-term
challenge of generating new business.
The bottom line, according to Casey:
“Sometimes people are so blinded by the past that
they haven’t looked to the future. Those that will
do the best and have the ability to recover will
understand, fundamentally, that with misery comes
opportunity.”
Get Your Financial House in Order
James Seward, associate professor of Finance,
Investment, and Banking and Prochnow Fellow in
Finance, is executive director of the Nicholas
Center for Corporate Finance and Investment
Banking. The center’s MBA students tackle
finance consulting projects on behalf of corporate
clients. Seward says the recession has those clients
thinking differently about finance and being more
creative in terms of raising capital and equity.
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It’s a key time for businesses to get their
financial house in order.
“When the economy was deteriorating, many,
many companies lost access to raising funds. They
couldn’t borrow money or raise equity. That situation
has changed a bit; the market is more hospitable
now,” Seward says.
Because capital markets tightened, firms have
had to learn to make do with what they have and be
extremely cautious about how and where they spend
money. This has affected employment and hiring. As
business picks up, Seward believes it’s important to
pay attention to matters of headcount management
and create a plan to attract talented, qualified, and
motivated employees.
But it’s important to manage headcount
carefully, Seward warns.
“Some companies lost 40 to 60 percent in
revenue. They had to learn to do less with less. They
really had no choice. The goal was to live to fight
another day,” he says. “Because of how frothy things
had become before the meltdown began, I think
business was so good that companies were adding
headcount beyond capacity. As painful as it has
been, it was the right thing to do.”
Companies that have managed their finances
well now have good opportunities to boost
competitiveness through mergers and acquisitions.
This is evidenced by deals such as Warren Buffet’s
recent $26 billion takeover of Burlington Northern
Santa Fe Corp. Others, having instituted a global
business model, can take advantage of opportunities
in faster-growing markets, like China.
Avoid Taking a Bath in a “Bathtub Recovery”
Lowell Robinson, a 1971 UW-Madison graduate
in economics who earned his MBA at the Harvard
Business School, warns that companies have to be
“very conservative in terms of how they bet their
chips.”
“If you believe the data, the economy has at
least bottomed out and is starting to recover. But I
don’t think, nor does anyone else think, it’s going to
be a smooth or fast recovery. It will continue to get
better but not dramatically better,” says Robinson,
an independent business consultant who serves on
the board of Jones Apparel Group, International
Wire Group, and the Dean’s Advisory Board of the
Wisconsin School of Business. “The recovery also
needs to be fueled in terms of consumer spending
and people are still really cautious.”
To thrive through this so-called “bathtub
recovery,” (a rapid economic descent, followed
by a prolonged plateau, followed by an eventual
recovery) companies should plan to maintain
strong balance sheets, good lines of credit, and
invest where they see the greatest opportunity, says
Robinson. “Companies have to not be circumspect,
but probe in terms of where they’re investing their
money and where they see the growth coming
from.”
It’s important to invest in things that will drive
costs out of the business, such as new technologies
that will provide positive near-term results. Also
critical: a culture and leadership that makes
companies fast, flexible, and nimble.
Companies need to continually analyze
competition and their own core competencies.
“Doing business today is a lot more difficult than
doing business yesterday,” says Robinson.
Take the Opportunity to Hire Strategically
Jim Woodrum has led the Enterprise
MBA programs of the Wisconsin School
of Business—Executive and Evening
MBA programs that serve working
professionals—since August 2009. Previously,
he taught management courses in the business
school’s Executive Education unit, getting a firsthand look at managers’ concerns.
“In the late 1990s and early 2000s, we lived
with a war for talent, where people with skills and
degrees seemed to have a lot of opportunities and
companies were worried about getting the right
people and retaining them,” he notes. “Lots of things
happened in the last year or two that threw that
mindset out, at least temporarily.”
Every employee, regardless of skills and talent,
feels vulnerable. That presents opportunities for
companies to engage in strategic planning. Now
that most companies are done “freaking out,”
Woodrum advises firms to consider different
scenarios they could face in the future. To get the
thought process started, Woodrum recommends
two books presenting very different views: “The
Long Emergency,” a novel by James Howard
Kunstler, and “$20 Per Gallon” by Christopher
Steiner. It’s also critical, Woodrum says, to consider
future geographical opportunities for you and your
company, citing Richard Florida’s newest book,
“Who’s Your City?”
Woodrum believes future success will depend
on having strategic hiring and retention efforts
underway now. It’s important to give opportunities
to top performers and take advantage of hiring
opportunities unique to this economy. As he puts
it, “It might be true for some that, ‘You should feel
lucky to have a job,’ but the top 10 percent can find
a job even under these circumstances. And no one
likes to be reminded you have them over a barrel.”
It’s important to give
opportunities to
top performers and
take advantage of
hiring opportunities
unique to this
economy.
Treat Employees Fairly
Charlie Trevor, an associate professor of management
and human resources and Keller Faculty Fellow, has
researched the unintended consequences of the costs
of downsizing. To avoid these surprises, Trevor says
its essential for companies to act now to shore up
plans for hiring and wage incentives in anticipation
of the economic upturn.
“There’s been unprecedented levels of layoffs
and the most important thing companies need to be
thinking about from a human resources perspective
is how to best restructure their workforce when
increased demand needs more production,” notes
Trevor.
Planning is better than reacting, Trevor stresses,
noting that there are a number of strategies that
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“Figure out how
to enter the next
recession with a
set of processes
that let you ramp
up investments
during the recession
so you can leave
your competitors
in the dust after the
recession.”
companies can employ now to retain top employees
and create a positive environment that will make the
firm attractive to future hires.
“Studies show pay does matter to keep people
in the workplace. And if an employer is going
through a major rehire, it’s good to think about
restructuring the workplace so it’s attractive to
employees or give people more voice in making
decisions about how things are done,” Trevor says.
With layoffs, employee furloughs, wage freezes,
and other benefit reductions commonplace, Trevor
has seen low morale and heightened levels of fear,
anxiety, and stress for employees. Companies that
rest on the philosophy that people should be happy
to have a job are employing short-term thinking that
holds long-term consequences. Trevor published
an article last year in the Academy of Management
Journal based on his research on this issue. Its title:
“Keeping your headcount when all about you are
losing theirs: Downsizing, voluntary turnover rates,
and the moderating role of HR practices.” In it, he
writes that firms viewed to have acted unfairly or
inequitably when conducting layoffs can have higher
levels of voluntary turnover when labor markets
loosen.
“Companies may not be worried about that
now, but when times do improve, if they haven’t
done a good job of managing the layoff process,
they’re much more likely to have people jump ship
when they can,” Trevor explains.
That could be a while, according to Trevor,
who sees indications that companies will be slower
to rehire and replace workers. Some are going to a
contingency employment model that offers a more
flexible temporary solution.
Reposition Real Estate for the Market
Stephen Malpezzi, Lorin and Marjorie Tiefenthaler
Distinguished Chair in Real Estate, says recessions
can present opportunities, particularly in the area of
real estate. Some of the biggest real estate fortunes
were made during economic downturns. For firms
with access to capital, the commercial real estate
market is very appealing right now. Malpezzi expects
to see those with deep pockets—think private
equity firms or Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT)
companies—take advantage of real estate bargains.
“Under normal conditions, property owners
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refinance, but now it’s so tough to tap capital even if
property is doing great,” Malpezzi says. “When you
have this situation, property goes into default.”
He predicts new development will continue
to lag, causing surviving real estate firms to shift
emphasis. Companies will focus on better asset
management, finding ways to reposition real estate
to make commercial, industrial, and retail spaces
work for the market.
Expect any change in the real estate
market to happen slowly. Malpezzi says that if
new development picks up next year it will be
“remarkably good news.”
Remember: Strategy Is Key
Mason Carpenter, the M. Keith Weikel Professor in
Leadership, says that where a company steers in
the future depends in part on where it landed in the
economic crunch. “Some businesses have done well
throughout and other companies’ performance has
been hammered,” Carpenter notes.
Companies need a strong strategy, if not
before or during the recession, then certainly now
to achieve strength into the recovery. According
to Carpenter, “This recession has led to a great
deal of necessary and sometimes knee-jerk cost
cutting and layoffs. Figure out how to enter the next
recession with a set of processes that let you ramp
up investments during the recession so you can leave
your competitors in the dust after the recession.”
Able competitors know when to “put on
the gas,” Carpenter notes, to take advantage of
competitive opportunities during and while emerging
from a recession. A good example of one company
that has processes in place to create value: Cisco
Systems, which continues to invest in processes that
makes the business more efficient.
“They’re coming out of this saying, ‘We’re
going to be stronger and better, not simply smaller,’”
Carpenter says of Cisco, which recently negotiated
to acquire Norwegian video-conferencing company
Tandberg.
“The rules of competition are changed by able
competitors during recessions, not as a consequence
of what they do after them.”
Lynn Welch is a Madison-area freelance writer.
FUZZY
reception
New research provides clearer picture of audience
size for TV commercials
By Lari Fanlund
Companies pay big dollars to sell their products via TV ads—nearly
$70 billion annually. But are they getting their money’s worth? That
question is the subject of new research by David Schweidel, an
assistant professor of marketing at the Wisconsin School of Business.
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It turns out a show’s audience
size may not be the best way to
judge how many people view its
commercials.
Schweidel and Robert J. Kent
of the University of Delaware
analyzed second-by-second
tuning data to determine how
well TV programs retained their
audiences during commercials.
Their findings may be unsettling—
but useful—to both TV networks
and advertisers. They have
the potential to affect where
advertisers are willing to put their
money for TV commercials and
how much networks are able to
charge for them.
For years, media buyers have
subscribed to the notion that the
bigger audience, the better and,
ultimately, the more expensive the
ad buy. As such, commercials that
run during popular shows such as
“Grey’s Anatomy” have yielded
more dollars than ads running on
less popular programs.
“In the past, the assumption
was that program audience was a
decent predictor for the size of the
potential commercial audience,”
Schweidel says. “In general, it was
expected that the program audience would be 5 to 10
percent larger than the commercial break audience.
Our findings support that idea. But, there’s substantial
variation—while some commercial breaks are only
2 to 3 percent lower than the program audience,
others are as much as 20 percent lower. That’s a
big difference in exposure to an ad.”Translation:
Advertisers may be overpaying when they buy time
on some TV programs, not particularly welcome news
“I like to work on problems
that are relevant to
industry.”
—David Schweidel
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when the cost of a 30-second network spot can run as
high as $400,000.
For individual programs, the researchers found
“lemons” and “bargains.” The “lemons” were shows
like “Hell’s Kitchen” and “Samantha Who?,” which
had larger program audiences, but also lost more
of their audience compared to other programs. The
“bargains” were shows like “Aliens in America” and
“Jericho,” which showed less audience decline during
commercials than average while drawing smaller
program audiences.
The researchers also found winners and losers
in terms of program genres. In general, dramas do a
better job of retaining audiences during commercial
breaks than reality shows, sitcoms, or other
genres.
Schweidel and Kent’s research is notable for
being based on actual, second-by-second live viewing
data from set-top cable boxes rather than relying on
sampling. TNS Media Research provided them with
remarkable access to tuning data—information for
an entire TV season for five major networks in a large
TV market on the West Coast. Although information
on program audiences vs. commercial audiences is
becoming more available on the national level, there
still is little ability to break it down at the level of
local markets, Schweidel says. This is why, when he
presented the findings in August at the Joint Statistical
Meetings, the largest gathering of statisticians in North
America, he encountered interest from industry. He
expects even more industry interest when an article
he and Kent have co-authored on their findings
appears in the prestigious Journal of Marketing next
spring.
“I like to work on problems that are relevant to
industry,” Schweidel says. “This fall, the Coalition
for Innovative Media Management was formed.
It’s a consortium of ad agencies (like Omnicom
Media Group and Starcom MediaVest Group) major
advertisers (like Procter & Gamble and Unilever), and
content providers (like NBC Universal and Disney
Media Networks). A key area the coalition hopes to
explore is ways to accurately measure viewership
using set-top box data. So I think our research is very
timely.”
Schweidel concedes there are limits to what
information the tuning data provides. Like other
measurement systems, it shows what stations a TV is
tuned to and gives a measure of viewers’ opportunity
to see the ads, but it doesn’t directly measure viewing.
Other types of analysis, such as experiments that
track viewers’ eyes, could be used to supplement the
findings, Schweidel says. But for now, second-bysecond tuning data is as good as it gets.
Schweidel brings his research findings into the
classroom. “I teach the undergraduate marketing
research class, and one of the big topics is what
marketing needs to be accountable,” he says. “It’s not
enough to say ‘Give me this marketing budget.’ You
need to demonstrate what you’re going to do with
those results. You need to be able to say, ‘Here’s the
return on my investment in marketing.’”
At the graduate level, Schweidel teaches a course
on handling data and used the vast amount of data
in this research as a prime example. “The amount of
data that’s being collected from the cable operators is
huge—you’re dealing with gigabytes of data and that’s
just for one day and just one market,” he says. “One
of the things that we try to impart to our students
is that having data is great, but you have to avoid
‘analysis paralysis.’ You’ve got to be able to get over
that and decide, ‘What do we do with this data? How
do we get those insights? How do we make decisions
based on it?’”
Schweidel is exploring additional research areas
in TV advertising. Next up: How people respond
to product placement embedded in TV programs.
Schweidel is working on that topic with Marketing
Professor Tom O’Guinn, who heads the school’s
Center for Brand and Product Management. He’s
also doing research on the interplay between product
placement and advertising with his Marketing
Department colleague, Assistant Professor Rob Tanner,
and Natasha Foutz of the University of Virginia.
Schweidel doesn’t see himself getting tired of
researching aspects of TV advertising any time soon.
As he says with a laugh, “I’m probably one of the few
people who would like a TiVo box that skips programs
instead of skipping the commercials.”
Lari Fanlund is communications director for the
Other findings:
People are less likely to avoid commercials late at night.
How many set-top boxes stay
tuned during a commercial
break is related to the length
of the commercial break and
whether commercials are being
shown on other channels.
The gap between program and
potential commercial-break
audiences can vary during an
episode.
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The War for
Young
Talent
Internships matter—to students and employers
By Lari Fanlund
Over the past 10 to 15 years, internships have
become an increasingly important part of a business
student’s portfolio. Having had at least one internship
has become almost a requirement for landing a top
job at graduation. That’s especially true for Wisconsin
School of Business graduates. In 2009, 99 percent of
the school’s MBA graduates had internships, as did
more than 90 percent of its undergrads.
But achieving desired results for both the intern
and the company doesn’t just happen. It takes serious
thought, planning, and commitment on both sides.
And the current economy is having effects—good
and bad—on the number, type, and purpose of
internships.
Taking a Test Drive
Employers use internships to test-drive potential
employees. It’s a comparatively low-cost, low-risk
talent pipeline that many companies find particularly
attractive in this economic climate. In some cases,
companies look for interns to do more because they
are short-staffed due to layoffs. On the other hand, an
organization that has recently frozen salaries or laid
off workers may be reluctant to hire interns due to
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fears of resistance from remaining employees.
The National Association of Colleges and Employers
estimates internships for college students will decline
by nearly 21 percent this year. Career services
professionals at the Wisconsin School of Business,
however, say the demand for Wisconsin students
remains strong.
One reason Wisconsin MBA students have been
able to prosper in a more competitive internship world
is the nature of the program. The Wisconsin MBA is
based on highly focused career specializations that
offer students access to professionals in their chosen
field. Cynthia Adams, director of the business school’s
Nicholas Center for Corporate Finance and Investment
Banking, for example, said the center’s external board
of advisors plays a major role in the center’s ability to
help MBA students locate relevant summer employment
prior to their second year. More than 30 financial
executives from leading financial service companies,
investment banks, consulting firms, and corporate
offices serve on the board. “Our board members
are actively involved in all aspects of the summer
internship recruiting process,” Adams says. “They
share their expertise through mock interviews, résumé
critiques, by facilitating on- or off-campus interviewing,
and by mentoring students. Their commitment to the
professional development of our students is critical to
the program’s success.”
On the undergraduate level, companies continue
to put major resources into formal internship
programs because they see substantial benefits, says
Steve Schroeder, assistant dean for undergraduate
programs, who directs the Business Career Center.
“Companies get to see students’ work ethic, their
communication skills, their ability to work as part
of a team, their initiative, their motivation, their
leadership. It’s much more than what they can get
from a 30- or 60-minute interview for a permanent
position. It gives companies a good indication of
whether they want a person to become a permanent
member of their team,” he says.
Matt Nelson, associate director of MBA Career
Management, sees similar benefits for MBA
employers. “More and more companies use interns
as a source of full-time candidates,” he says. “They
interview potential interns as if they were long-term
candidates. They use the internship to gauge the
students’ skills and fit with the company. In many
cases it’s an extended process.”
What’s New?
Internships for business students have changed in
many ways in recent years. One positive change
is that more companies recognize the mistake in
thinking of interns as expendable bodies to toss at
random, low-level assignments.
At the MBA level, Nelson sees interns being used
for more strategic, project-based work. “Companies
think of their interns as possible full-time employees
and work to structure internships to provide the
experience they need to stay engaged,” says Nelson.
Formal internships with specific deliverables
have become the norm. (See tips for successful
internship programs, p.16.) Companies also are
being more strategic about placing interns in the
departments where they are most needed, which
might not be the unit in which an intern worked in
the past.
Companies traditionally have offered
undergraduate internships the summer following
a student’s junior year, with the potential of
employment at graduation. Increasingly, however,
companies are offering internships following the
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• Think in advance about what
you want to accomplish by using
interns. Make sure you know the
skill sets most relevant to your
needs and review your wish list
at least annually.
• Select well. The best chance to
ensure a successful internship is
to select high-caliber interns with
appropriate qualifications. The
more thought you put into the
selection process, the better the
chance for good outcomes.
• Set clear objectives. Develop
assignments that will match
interns’ skill levels and are
realistic considering the time
available. Discrete projects with
firm deadlines are often the
easiest to assign successfully to
interns.
• Provide an infrastructure
that will allow your interns
to succeed. The orientation,
mentoring, and feedback that
are essential for permanent hires
are important for interns, too. A
thorough orientation tailored to
what an intern needs to know to
succeed in your organization—
especially the unwritten rules—
can pay long-term benefits.
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• Review compensation. At least
once a year, review intern salaries
to make sure they are in line
with what your competitors offer
in order to attract the caliber of
intern you seek. Many companies
now offer housing stipends in
addition to salary. You may want
to explore this option if your
company is based in a high-cost
location.
• Help interns develop social
networks. Employers increasingly
recognize the importance of
social interaction to today’s
workforce, so more of them
are choosing to include social
activities as part of their
internship programs.
• Take advantage of exit
interviews. The best person to
identify ways to make better use
of future interns is the intern
working in your office right
now. Providing suggestions for
process improvements should
be a required assignment for all
interns.
• Develop a structured intern-tofull-time conversion process. A
successful internship program
identifies ideal candidates for
permanent positions. Make the
most of it. Have a system in place
so your top interns will be offered
permanent positions—and will
want to accept them!
sophomore or even the freshman year. Many aim
for students to have multiple summers of experience
with their firm under their belt by graduation. A few
companies will only hire their own former interns
for entry-level, post-graduation positions. The result:
students are having to make internship decisions with
career implications earlier than ever before.
The desire to increase students’ opportunities to
gain relevant work experience was one reason the
Wisconsin School of Business moved from junior to
sophomore admissions this fall. But even before the
change, multiple internships were already becoming
more common at the undergraduate level. A good
example: Mark McFarland, a Finance, Investment, and
Banking major, who is set to graduate this May. The
summer following his sophomore year, McFarland
was a risk-consulting intern for Marsh, a leading
risk broker and advisor based in Dublin, Ireland.
During his junior year, he interned with Merrill Lynch
Private Wealth Management in Madison. And the
summer following his junior year, he interned with
Edward Jones in its corporate offices in St. Louis, Mo.
McFarland says having multiple internships helped
fine tune his communication skills. “I not only learned
how to effectively communicate with co-workers,
but how to display the professionalism of a financial
services firm while interacting with clients on a daily
basis.”
In some fields, internships are moving from paid
to unpaid due to the state of the economy. Unpaid
internships may be able to attract good candidates in
very high-demand fields, but in most business fields
paid internships remain the norm. “We haven’t seen
an increase in unpaid internships,” says Schroeder.
“There are certainly some unpaid internships out
there, but the vast majority of companies who recruit
with us offer paid internships. They need to, in order
to remain competitive.”
Students may think companies are in the driver’s
seat when it comes to internships, but it’s actually
a two-way street, according to Bruce Ellig, BBA
‘59, MBA ‘60, former head of human resources at
Pfizer and author of several books on compensation.
“Interns come back to school at the end of the
summer and they talk about their experience. If they
say, ‘Boy, what a big waste of time that was—
I counted paper clips most of the time,’ word gets out
that it’s not a good company to work for,” he says. “If
companies want to attract the best and brightest with
their internship program, they need to do it well or
not do it.”
What It Means
For some companies, internships are an afterthought.
But done right, they can play an important role in
helping firms construct an optimal workforce.
A good example of a major employer that
has incorporated a highly structured internship
program into its hiring process is GE, which typically
recruits at Wisconsin each year for both MBAs and
undergraduates. Traci Diciaula, who recruits for GE,
says the company has found its internship program
to be, “a tremendous pipeline for full-time hires and
future leaders. It’s a great way for both the company
and the candidate to feel confident in their choice.
Interns have a fresh, cutting-edge perspective on
tough business challenges.”
Similarly, while some students may view their
internship as just another notch on their résumé,
it can be much more. It can be a way to explore a
company or an industry. To uncover what they really
enjoy doing. To learn how to lead and how to be part
of a team. It can be a chance to spread their wings
and put what they’ve learned in the classroom into
practice.
“The value of any internship is what you make
of it,” says Stephanie Lenz, an MBA student in
real estate, who interned this summer with Hovde
Properties. Lentz says she would tell incoming
students to, “treat your internship as an opportunity
not just to expand your experience, but to produce
focused, thorough work incorporating the skills
acquired in your first year,” she says. “If you approach
any internship with the right attitude, you can ensure
the experience will be successful for you and your
employer.”
Lari Fanlund is the editor of UPDATE.
decisions with career implications
earlier than ever before.
Undergrad CLOSE UPS
Managing Risk in Princeton
Kristine May Bataclan, a double major in Actuarial Science and Risk
Management and Insurance, spent the summer of 2008 with Munich
Re America in Princeton, N.J. She worked on improving the historical
profitability tool, one of the many reporting models in the firm’s Business
Information Solutions (BIS) division. She also developed a new methodology
for allocating expenses within Insurance Company Operations (ICO).
Financial Analysis in Golden Valley
Lisa Koth, an undergraduate majoring in Finance, Investment and Banking,
began her finance career this past summer in a financial analyst internship
with General Mills in Golden Valley, Minn. Koth created three interactive
Excel profitability models for the company’s “Brands on the Go” division
that were used to assess operator and channel profitability and help longterm planning.
Interning Around the World
Ben Hesprich, a Management and Human Resource major, spent summer
2009 interning with Save the Children in India—his third international
internship. Previously, he interned in Portugal with the life science research
firm, Promega, and with the U.S. Embassy in Moscow. In India, he worked
with Save the Children to design quality standards for primary schools.
Hesprich has passed his Foreign Service exam for a full-time position
following his December 2009 graduation.
“
I learned how to become a true self starter,
going from knowing very little about educationrelated issues in India to knowing enough to
help shape standards of quality that can be
used in schools across the country. I used to
look at companies asking for technical expertise
and automatically disqualify myself, but I think
if you can prove you’re a fast, capable learner,
you are in a good position.
“
Make Internships Pay Off for Your Organization
Students are having to make internship
— Ben Hesprich
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UPDATE I Honor Roll of Contributors 2008
[ [
SALARY STATS
Wisconsin MBA
Average monthly
internship salary $4,473
For Class of 2010
Undergraduates
Average monthly
internship salary $2,774
December 2008, May 2009
and August 2009 graduates
WISCONSIN MBA CLOSE UPS
Real Estate Banking in Hamburg
Erik Aukland, Real Estate MBA 2010, was on track to land an internship for summer 2009 with the New York
office of DG HYP, an international real estate bank that specializes in commercial real estate financing. But
several conversations via email and in person at the MIPIM Conference, an industry event in Cannes, France,
resulted in a new possibility. Aukland was offered the chance to enhance his international experience by
interning at the firm’s Hamburg, Germany, location. He gained diverse experience working in three different
departments: valuation and appraisal, sales management, and credit risk management. His work included
creating a model to project likely capital outcomes for investors in a condominium project in Manhattan.
Financial Analysis in Boise
Courtney Carlovsky, Corporate Finance and Investment Banking MBA 2010, spent her summer 2009
internship in the Imaging and Printing Group at Hewlett-Packard in Boise, Idaho. She worked mainly with its
Worldwide Operations Finance team. Carlovsky was responsible for analyzing cost information for products
from the global business unit and determining inconsistencies to assist in short- and long-term planning.
Classes by
First Degree
from the
Wisconsin School
of Business
1945
1932
1947
Goeltz, Pauline L.
Andrew McMurdie, Supply Chain Management MBA 2010, spent the summer in Englewood, Colo., as a
global supply chain analyst at DIRECTV, Inc. His project was to analyze the global supply chain and to
identify opportunities for optimization and combined sourcing spend between DIRECTV US, DIRECTV Latin
America, and affiliates SKY Mexico and SKY Brazil. He worked closely with manufacturers, the logistics
provider, and supply chain officers throughout Central and South America to acquire data for the analysis.
McMurdie developed a landed cost analysis, which helped identify optimal manufacturing locations for
combined sourcing. His findings and recommendations for supply chain directors and senior executives were
presented to the other companies at a global supply chain summit.
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1946
Allen, Marguerite L.
Buhse, Robert J.
Duston, Jean L.
Lemke, Frederick P.
Stevens, C. Edward
Allen, Richard L.
Bandow, Richard C.
Gordon, Phyllis D.
Hancock, Jr., Austin J.
Hoberg, Arthur P.
Moths, Oliver E.
Stuhr, Beverly I.
Waterbury, Anita B.
Waterbury, Edward S.
Wheeler, John C.
Wiener, William D.
1937
1948
1933
Eichhorst, Robert H.
1935
Reese, Bernard C.
1936
Grunow, Charles B.
1938
Brehm, Frederic C.
1939
Clavette, Delbert J.
Dohmen, Frederick H.
Volkman, Robert F.
1940
Salzmann, Ruth E.
Schultz, Leslie P.
1941
Anderson, Charles K.
Chaps, Margaret B.
Hendrickson, Philip J.
Joas, Joseph W.
Matayoshi, Stanley R.
Nielsen, Jr., Arthur C.
Polisky, Mildred K.
Turchen, Max
1942
Mulhern, Dawnine K.
Reese, C. Dwight
1943
Hale-Wilson, Larzette
Jung, Robert H.
Livie, Jeanette M.
Schmalz, Herbert B.
Schwenn, Victor C.
Wallgren, Jane B.
Whiting, Richard R.
1944
Radel, Floyd W.
Schneider, Arnold C.
Stolper, Warren H.
Names in red are individuals
who gave $50,000 or more to the
Names in blue are individuals
who gave $25,000 or more.
Supply Chains in Englewood
Rothe, Marianna E.
Names in purple are individuals
Names in green are individuals
Bolded names are Dean’s Club
(those who gave $500 or more,
including matching gifts, to the
Wisconsin School of Business).
All gifts listed were received in
calendar year 2007.
Becvar, Jerrold E.
Carmichael, Russell J.
Coyle, Cecilia A.
Donis, Peter P.
Ebbott, Ralph D.
Fletcher, Warren D.
Garvey, James R.
Harris, Frederick J.
Head, Kenneth L.
Holmes, Don E.
Jafferis, Thomas C.
Keehn, Robert P.
Komisar, Bernard E.
Kyser, Thomas C.
Maurer, Jr., Eugene D.
Minkowski, Chester
Novy, Lester C.
Pyle, Verle F.
Rosenfeld, Norman
Sellnow, Walter E.
Smithback, Eldon E.
Summers, Marilyn I.
Svoboda, Woodrow J.
Thompson, Richard C.
Uecke, Earl W.
Wick, John F.
Wiersum, Melvin J.
Wirsbinski, Raymond L.
Wise, Barbara G.
Zadra, Joseph J.
Zoerb, Gordon R.
1949
Abrams, Stephen R.
Allison, Keith R.
Arents, Edward N.
Biddick, Scott H.
Brazones, Donald L.
Coates, John H.
Cummings, Robert N.
Dedow, Glen D.
Eggenberger, William J.
Esser, Hilmore R.
Gazeley, Harold J.
Gearing, Gerald E.
Gleason, Warren T.
Gueldenzopf, Robert L.
Haag, Mary R.
Hahn, Clifford P.
Heins, Richard M.
Holdstein, Jack N.
Jedamus, Paul E.
Jorgenson, Robert H.
Keller, John F.
Kieckhafer, Allan C.
Klingenberg, John E.
Laurin, John J.
Leidiger, J. Kilian
Margles, Phillip L.
Mason, Kenneth J.
Meilahn, Jairus E.
Munzmaier, Harold T.
Olson, Beverly H.
Opitz, Kenneth D.
Peters, Elizabeth S.
Porn, Jr., Edward F.
Price, Jr., Jay H.
Schauer, Wilbert E.
Seaholm, Donald W.
Sieckman, Richard E.
Skoien, Audrey J.
Slovak, Ernest
Sommers, James A.
St Aubin, William
Thompson, Donald A.
Tobias, Harry J.
Weber, Allan R.
Young, Willard A.
Zehren, Ralph R.
1950
Adams, Richard A.
Anderson, James B.
Arbogast, Jr., Thomas J.
Bade, Donald H.
Baumer, Leslie J.
Brockhaus, Darold D.
Davies, Ralph E.
Davis, Trayton G.
Dworak, William J.
Dworak, Winifred D.
Eager, Alan S.
Ecker, Joseph J.
Eisenberg, Azriel M.
Feil, Jr., Frank J.
Firchow, Richard A.
Hall, John M.
Hall, Wendell L.
Halvorson, William A.
Hansen, Alfred T.
Hoefs, Richard A.
Holler, Herbert W.
Holtan, Richard H.
Irgens, Oliver K.
Johnsen, Jack S.
Johnson, William R.
Kolberg, Clifford P.
Koller, Norbert A.
Kronwall, Dean W.
Lyon, Philip J.
Mihlbauer, Raymond W.
Nelson, Olga
Noonan, John E.
Nordeen, Dale A.
Oppermann, James F.
Parsons, Gordon J.
Partridge, Lois G.
Plekenpol, Leroy W.
Randall, III, Harry B.
Renken, Stanley J.
Rennebohm, J. Fred
Ristow, Jr., Rudolph H.
Robinson, Robert J.
Rose, Annalee
Ryan, Daniel J.
Sachtjen, Wilbur M.
Sandquist, Earl P.
Schmoller, Jr., John C.
Schulz, Eugene G.
Seligmann, William A.
Seyforth, Harlan C.
Shlensky, Herschel J.
Simko, Walter
Simonson, Archie E.
Smith, Don C.
Sommers, Arthur C.
Sorensen, Charles A.
Sprecher, Vaun W.
Stern, Adolph
Stieve, Sr., Harold A.
Sullivan, John R.
Taylor, Thomas L.
Troller, Robert J.
Turner, Vaughn L.
Vanden Heuvel, Norbert A.
Wagner, Derry W.
Westervelt, Robert E.
Wilhelmsen, Harold J.
Wood, Jr., Walter L.
Wood, William R.
Young, Vernon P.
Zimmern, Robert S.
1951
Abb, Richard C.
Aikens, Allan D.
Benson, Kenneth V.
Brandl, Robert J.
Breese, Robert B.
Carlson, Nancy J.
Crosser, James M.
Fedderly, Norman S.
Gail, Franklin P.
Gruenfelder, Paul A.
Hanke, Robert W.
Hegge, Leroy E.
Helmke, Rodney J.
Hertting, Carl E.
Hilgendorf, John A.
Hofstedt, Eugene E.
Honnold, James T.
Jacobus, Richard G.
Kimball, Maurice E.
Kracht, James M.
Manthe, Norbert M.
Myhre, James N.
Nestingen, Lyle E.
Plesko, Erwin J.
Pope, Irene S.
Pope, Keith A.
Rossi, Richard G.
Rudnicki, Edward J.
Scott, David L.
Simon, J. Richard
Stanley, William A.
Sutherland, William R.
Thiele, Joseph S.
Van Eerden, Loraine D.
Wilson, Robert J.
Wright, Kenneth R.
1952
Anderson, Peter R.
Atkinson, Jr., Loid R.
Berger, Jr., Joseph S.
Brockman, Clarence A.
Buxton, Keith M.
Carlton, Daniel J.
Curran, Daniel S.
Davis, Bernard O.
Elifritz, Carl J.
Engel, William R.
Flowers, Rockne G.
Geraldson, David A.
Gerhard, W. Richard
Gideon, Emmely C.
Hanson, Borg
Jochem, John E.
Kelton, Barry M.
Klune, Edward J.
Koepke, Carlton T.
Martin, Elizabeth R.
Miracle, Gordon E.
Moreland, Jr., John O.
Neuendorf, Eugene H.
O’Connell, Lawrence E.
Peterson, Norman A.
Reinholtz, Stanley E.
Salewsky, Edward C.
Schaaf, David N.
Schultz, Donald A.
Torgerson, Glenn O.
Walsh, James H.
Weinreich, Howard L.
1953
Boyce, Hawley M.
Brick, Constance N.
Bruce, Robert B.
Field, Victor H.
Gellman, Burton A.
Golembiewski, Ervin J.
Greisch, John R.
Imse, Dorothy E.
Kailin, Bernard H.
King, Arlene S.
Koeble, Charles E.
Laedtke, Glenn M.
Madajian, Michael
Martin, Treagh R.
Mc Cormick, James L.
Paulson, John A.
Peterson, John O.
Schultz, Philip F.
Scott, Robert G.
Thut, Donald A.
Trawicki, Donald J.
Tuttle, Gerald E.
Waldum, Donn O.
Willis, Kenneth R.
1954
Appleman, Donald L.
Bergtold, James L.
Brunkow, William C.
Burks, A. Roy
Caldart, Donald E.
Coleman, David G.
Cors, Kenneth E.
Dehnel, William J.
Ebling, Walter R.
Ferris, Joseph R.
Forbes, James L.
Kowitt, Arthur J.
Kuehl, Duane W.
Le Barron, Richard C.
Miskowski, Lee R.
Muller, Richard G.
Neuman, Louis F.
Olson, J. E.
Ramaker, John S.
Schuett, John E.
Stumpf, Charles B.
Stumpf, Diane L.
Tierney, Timothy A.
Weinkauf, Donald E.
Wendt, Richard K.
Winegar, Albert L.
Zum Brunnen, Ernest G.
1955
Appel, Lawrence R.
Bartingale, Jack D.
Dimmick, James R.
Frensz, Phillip H.
Godfrey, Roger K.
Hartl, Jr., John L.
Hirsch, Robert F.
Holtze, Clarence E.
Hughes, Charles E.
Jonet, Robert W.
La Plante, Loyal V.
Merten, Walter R.
Morgridge, John P.
Mulrooney, Robert W.
Nevid, Norbert
Nicholas, Albert O.
Poeske, Arthur G.
Prisk, Alan C.
Siepmann, Ronald P.
Stephens, Gerald D.
Sullivan, Joanne W.
Van Opens, Francis W.
Whitcomb, Lee E.
1956
Ballard, William E.
Baron, Marc
Cameron, Jr., George H.
Cooper, Rollin B.
Dickert, James C.
Eichelberger, George R.
Gulbrandsen, Ole G.
Hansen, Jerome C.
Hanson, Alden M.
Hemberger, Wayne F.
Hendee, Jr., John H.
Kelly, Brian V.
Kelly, Jack E.
Keyes, Audrey B.
Kleinschmidt, Charles B.
Krom, Harold B.
Kuehl, Ronald R.
Lederman, Roberta E.
Mc Laughlin, G. Robert
Miller, Harold J.
Moon, Roger S.
Murphy, James P.
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Penikis, Janis J.
Preble, William J.
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Reise, William R.
Reitmeyer, James G.
Riedl, James W.
Rosenheimer, R. Paul
Sanders, David H.
Schneider, Ralph R.
Schrinner, Russell A.
Sielaff, Lois G.
Smart, Grant A.
Sorenson, Richard C.
Terry, Robert W.
Vanden Noven, Margarete A.
Vetter, Wayne M.
Wesslen, Jerry C.
1957
Ackley, Eugene R.
Anderson, Darlene A.
Barosko, Paul T.
Bleck, Erich K.
Bouvin, Robert L.
Enders, Don M.
Ferris, Russell G.
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Grosklaus, James G.
Gunderson, Donald H.
Hanisch, Harold W.
Herrick, Ronald C.
Hurley, James V.
Kilmer, Thomas E.
Krebs, Martin J.
Mac Dougal, Frank B.
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March, William V.
Marcus, Stephen H.
Nichols, Robert S.
Plowman, James T.
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Ragatz, Thomas G.
Regenberg, Judith A.
Reitz, Marvin F.
Remy, Ronald D.
Rohn, Richard G.
Rubow, Kenneth F.
Schmidt, Donald C.
Schmitt, Dale R.
Tanke, D. Keith
Walsh, Robert E.
1958
Carolin, Robert H.
Clark, Loren J.
Colby, Thomas C.
Collins, Paul J.
Connor, Jr., Richard M.
Dunigan, James P.
Elmer, Ronald H.
Field, Roger D.
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Griepentrog, Don C.
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Knudson, Lind B.
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Larsen, Margaret M.
Mackesey, James P.
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Mc Crory, Richard C.
Parlow, Donald F.
Peterson, Roy O.
Seifert, Ralph H.
Sellers, Jack S.
Steinhauer, John R.
Walser, Roland C.
Welke, William R.
Zuckerman, Martin
1959
Anderson, John J.
Armaganian, Harry
Brockmann, Janet C.
Cornwell, John G.
Cors, Wayne E.
Ellig, Bruce R.
Free, Jr., Dexter S.
Garens, William G.
Gernoske, Joseph J.
Geyso, Gerald G.
Gilbert, Charles F.
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Halvorsen, Thomas C.
19
Hass, Charles J. W.
Heath, Jr., S. Rollins
Henderson, Philip G.
Hirsch, Richard M.
Hobart, Jr., Wallace B.
Hruby, James F.
Ihlenfeld, Terry M.
Johnson, Sr., George A.
Keller, John W.
Kessler, Paul
Klokner, Alex W.
Kluball, Jerome G.
Kneip, David C.
Kryshak, Thomas E.
Lewison, Ronald D.
Loomba, Narendra P.
Masak, James E.
Parsons, William C.
Rivers, Thomas W.
Rumble, Roger W.
Schini, Thomas W.
Schreve, Henry C.
Seymour, James D.
Sorensen, Richard M.
Stephenson, Roger T.
Strang, William A.
Strey, Marshall E.
Swender, Robert R.
Thomas, Lloyd H.
Thorstad, Ronald C.
Turk, Howard R.
Weiss, Karen J.
Weissgerber, Alfred W.
Wineberg, Joel M.
1960
Acuff, Sally A.
Berge, Paul M.
Bollom, William J.
Bosman, Janice E.
Burmeister, Neil J.
Chinander, Ronald J.
Delrose, Judith A.
Duhl, Roger N.
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Emmrich, Nile C.
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Mc Carthy, Joan B.
Mc Gowan, John F.
Mc Mahon, Gary F.
Miller, Robert A.
Mills, Robert H.
Morris, Richard S.
Morrison, Robert J.
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Plahuta, Maynard J.
Radke, James W.
Schroeder, Richard D.
Schuh, Vernon J.
Smith, David G.
Suelflow, James E.
Teigen, Donald O.
Tracy, John A.
Wagner, Wayne H.
Wencel, John T.
Wyatt, James R.
Zanarini, Raymond A.
Zarling, Kenneth G.
1961
Adamson, Verlyn G.
Bearrood, Anina L.
Block, David J.
Dawn, William S.
Dregne, David T.
Fischer, James H.
Fraedrich, Karl E.
Gorham, Charles T.
Haselow, Douglas W.
Hebl, Donald H.
Hosig, Edward R.
Jeffords, Thomas V.
Jesse, Danford L.
Johnson, Sr., Peter O.
Kaercher, Ray A.
Kelley, William C.
Krause, Donald L.
Lindwall, Jon R.
Mancoff, Neal A.
Mayhew, Gary G.
20
Mc Donald, Charles H.
Melin, Kenneth A.
Mendrek, James P.
Meyer, Franklin F.
Miller, Charles D.
Mueller, Jerome R.
Neumann, Franklin G.
Olson, John O.
Reiskytl, James F.
Schommer, James B.
Schwarze, Gene R.
Simenson, Robert M.
Sowle, Ronald E.
Trukenbrod, William S.
Wangelin, Judith B.
Zirbel, Richard A.
1962
Albaum, Gerald S.
Anderson, Richard J.
Bearrood, Sheldon M.
Brown, Donald R.
Coyle, Thomas W.
Dauska, Walter J.
Edwards, Charles L.
Felland, Terry C.
Ferguson, John S.
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Gisselman, David C.
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Mc Arthur, Robert W.
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Sachdev, Raghu N. D.
Salzwedel, Robert H.
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Stewart, Ronald B.
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Zirbel, Carl G.
Geissler, Irvin A.
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Grams, David F.
Griesbach, Richard J.
Griffin, James L.
Gromek, Beverly A.
Haider, John A.
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Hartkopf, David W.
Herlache, Thomas L.
Hildebrandt, Glenn F.
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Howell, Richard J.
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Johnson, David L.
Kastman, Lee E.
Kometer, Clyde W.
Larson, John D.
Lenius, Harlan J.
Magnusson, Lynn A.
Markos, Richard E.
Martyn, J. Michael
Mc Rostie, Clair N.
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Miller, Gregory J.
Moran, Peter J.
Morrison, Kathryn M.
Neuendorf, Duane L.
Paisley, Donavon D.
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Rohatsch, John N.
Rohda, Rodney R.
Schroeder, Roger H.
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Stummer, John H.
Topping, James R.
Voss, Carl W.
Wendt, James R.
Werblow, Thomas R.
Wettstein, William R.
Wigchers, Jr., Arthur W.
Young, Otto W.
1965
Arndt, Richard W.
Baumgardt, Arden C.
Bolen, Todd
Canalia, Jr., Lino
Council, John W.
Cowen, Michael C.
Fluno, Jere D.
Goetsch, Charlotte
Goodman, Martin D.
Hodge, Clyde M.
Jones, Roger W.
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Kleinfeldt, Richard C.
Krueger, Richard L.
Lubow, Dean G.
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Schroeder, John M.
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Simester, Theodore T.
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Skelton, Ronald E.
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Steivang, Tobias J.
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Zastrow, Robert K.
Backus, Douglas A.
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Blasczyk, Thomas A.
Blumreich, David A.
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Fuhr, Eberhard E.
Gennrich, James N.
Gherty, John E.
Gohlke, Gene A.
Goodchild, Dennis J.
Gosman, Martin L.
Grosenick, Gary N.
Halpern, Andrew J.
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Klima, Steven C.
Koltes, John A.
Krill, David G.
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Lesperance, David J.
Ludovic, Peter R.
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Masche, David E.
Mayer, Donald A.
Nussbaum, James P.
Pommerich, Robert G.
Schoenke, Richard W.
Smith, Rodger F.
Stefl, Allan H.
Valitchka, Joseph J.
Voss, Elroy E.
1964
1966
1963
Axnick, Walter W.
Bittner, James A.
Biwer, James J.
Dziuba, Edward A.
Eckert, John S.
Fanning, Reginald D.
Festge, Michael O.
Geisler, Gary E.
Baehr, Dennis O.
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Braun, Jane E.
Burrill, G. Steven
Chamberlin, Edward R.
Cohen, Steven J.
Covert, G. Christopher
Fischer, John G.
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Grade, Donald L.
Greene, Alan I.
Groh, Richard N.
Grohusky, David E.
Gunnlaugsson, Gordon H.
Hafemeister, James A.
Horn, G. Michael
Johnson, Norbert J.
Jungen, James R.
Krueger, Kenneth P.
Kujus, David R.
Lovejoy, Linda A.
Marson, Bruce E.
Matsoff, Alan E.
Mc Manus, Roy D.
Meyer, Richard L.
Moser, Dennis N.
Nasgovitz, William J.
Newman, Alan C.
Oertel, John N.
Oswald, Thomas J.
Poehls, Thomas W.
Pollnow, Jan L.
Preston, Kasandra K.
Ryan, J. Stephen
Schultheis, James L.
St John, Thomas W.
Stengel, Alan J.
Stone, Donna B.
Stritzel, Lynn R.
Sutton, Judith O.
Trent, George C.
Vasey, William B.
Weibel, Cleo S.
1967
Ames, Pamela W.
Anderson, Dan R.
Binder, Thomas R.
Buchholz, Michael R.
Buesing, Kenneth G.
Burgette, Donna J.
Carver, Howard L.
Cowen, Jr., James J.
Demuth, Wayne W.
Diercks, David G.
Eberly, Stephen S.
Ettman, Joan
Fox, James C.
Gordon, Paul N.
Gould, Jr., Kevin F.
Grahn, Richard E.
Gruetzmacher, Vance S.
Guenther, Paul L.
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Kahn, Lawrence P.
Klemenhagen, Robert J.
Krzeminski, James A.
Kuesel, David W.
Kundert, William L.
Lamers, Donald P.
Linder, Robyn D.
Littlefield, James E.
Morien, Lyle J.
Nelson, Norman M.
Nemke, Don E.
Packer, Lloyd J.
Preston, R. Jeffrey
Ruess, Robert M.
Rupp, Michael J.
Saeger, Thomas J.
Selle, Thomas R.
Specht, Stephen B.
Teske, Richard P.
Thompson, Michael G.
Vickman, Thomas M.
Volovich, James A.
Von Haden, Richard F.
Watkins, Herbert N.
Werner, Jack H.
Wojahn, Dennis G.
Zech, Ronald H.
Zillich, Robert P.
1968
Anastasio, Lance W.
Baker, Don E.
Betzel, Philip G.
Biggs, Samuel R.
Boehm, Richard L.
Boerke, David C.
Boettcher, Gerald B.
Cahoon, Mary
Caywood, Clarke L.
Cooper, Dale A.
Cramer, Beverly J.
Cunningham, Edward P.
Doniger, Michael L.
Dueholm, Robert M.
Epstein, Lawrence R.
Feiner, Michael A.
Goldman, Dennis K.
Greenwood, Warren D.
Gregory, Donald P.
Gutowski, James R.
Johnson, III, Samuel T.
Kahler, Larry G.
Knutson, Dennis L.
La Fond, James L.
Lund, Carl D.
Moore, Robert E.
O’Keane, James M.
Peloquin, Beverly J.
Pier, Romelle L.
Pierce, Jon L.
Plate, Roger W.
Power, Kathleen K.
Reimer, David L.
Robertson, Donald B.
Ruthman, Edwin B.
Schell, Charles R.
Schneider, Harold J.
Scoon, Davey S.
Seidler, Jeanne E.
Shore, Barry
Stubbs, Robert E.
Suprise, Lyle G.
Taylor, Bradley F.
Terrill, I. Dale
Terrill, Janice J.
Vondruska, Harold J.
Walden, Dennis V.
Westra, Berwyn G.
Wichern, David K.
Widder, III, Theodore C.
Will, Karen J.
Wilson, R. Craig
Wochos, Thomas J.
Wojahn, Karen L.
1969
Albert, Andrew B.
Arndt, Warren N.
Berg, Jeffrey M.
Berlin, Steven R.
Blasczyk, Louis F.
Buchbinder, Herbert C.
Burg, John B.
Clark, Thomas J.
Clausen, Douglas L.
Condon, Jr., Gerald C.
Davidson, Richard R.
Derosset, James B.
Ehlers, Donald C.
Foley, Robert A.
Gausche, Charles L.
Goelzer, Daniel L.
Gordon, Susan H.
Grinde, William J.
Gross, Allan C.
Henderson, Scott T.
Howard, Vincent K.
Johnson, Paul F.
Kalchthaler, Mark L.
Leahy, Terrance C.
Lenarduzzi, Donald O.
Levin, Howard J.
Linnen, Thomas E.
Lins, James W.
Longbrake, William A.
Loos, James F.
Lueders, Wayne R.
Matsoff, Martin S.
Messina, Vito J.
Muir, James H.
Narayana, Darin
Ogie, Robert E.
Olafsson, W. Craig
Olson, Paul D.
Poorman, Noreen J.
Richey, Clyde W.
Rottier, John R.
Rusch, Jack C.
Sack, Kenneth L.
Scheibel, Jr., Wesley G.
Schneckloth, Larry J.
Sellers, Benjamin R.
Smith, Timothy C.
Sniffin, Edward M.
Sprtel, Frank J.
Thies, Joanne M.
Tillison, James E.
Weinert, James J.
Wright, John S.
Zembrosky, Alan S.
1970
Anderson, David R.
Arnold, James M.
Arvold, III, William V.
Bennett, Gary L.
Boncher, Michael E.
Borghesi, David A.
Buenger, James A.
Cohen, Bruce H.
Crabb, Ronald R.
Dahlen, Gary L.
De Grave, Roger L.
Fletcher, William W.
Foerster, John M.
Fox, Charles B.
Gates, Buford E.
Gauger, Reggie L.
Geurts, Thomas M.
Haack, Stanley E.
Hamer, Michelle M.
Hartman, James S.
Heaney, John P.
Hein, Angeline M.
Henningsen, Jr., Arthur
Heuer, Douglas A.
Hintz, Jr., Alvin L.
Hintze, Donald L.
Hitch, Peter
Holtshouse, Dan K.
Huff, David L.
Jenson, Douglas J.
Johnson, Susan T.
Karter, Alec P.
Katz, Bradley J.
Kieffer, Roger W.
Klein, Robert A.
Knuteson, Kenneth G.
Lenz, June M.
Levin, Ronald L.
Lewins, Gary L.
Luken, Donald J.
Madorin, Mark B.
Maiken, Jeffrey M.
Markos, Gregory C.
Mc Connell, Alfred G.
Meser, Jeffrey J.
Morien, Neal A.
Nakamura, Alan M.
Norgord, David J.
Novasel, Robert I.
Olkowski, Leland J.
Pamperin, Thomas J.
Peterson, Paul W.
Pope, Barbara J.
Rader, Robert J.
Rosen, Marc
Rowley, Jr., Clyde S.
Safar, Jack W.
Sagemiller, Gregory G.
Schumacher, Robert H.
Schwartz, Rick
Sebastian, Larry A.
Sebert, William R.
Simons, Paul W.
Sorensen, Donald E.
Stefonik, Phillip M.
Stender, Joel M.
Stoffel, III, Arthur F.
Stolper, John E.
Stolper, Thomas R.
Tommet, Donald C.
Umbreit, David G.
Vernon, Ira I.
Walkovik, Donald C.
Wanska, John A.
Weber, Gordon J.
Weber, John A.
1971
Abbott, Jonathan S.
Anderson, Steven G.
App, Frank J.
Armstrong, Terry L.
Baker, Richard E.
Beisenstein, William C.
Betz, Mark A.
Binkowski, Bradley A.
Brezinski, David F.
Brown, Sudro
Christianson, Robert L.
Cloutier, Bernard A.
Devitt, Blake E.
Donkle, Richard A.
Drummond, Jr., David W.
Elsas, Betty P.
Feuerherm, Fred P.
Fredricks, Thomas P.
Freiberg, Charles F.
Geiger, Sheldon E.
Gribbins, Ronald E.
Gylling, Richard C.
Harris, Jr., Fred
Heleniak, James F.
Henrickson, Stuart E.
Hochberg, Burton S.
Howdle, Tom F.
Ittner, Tom G.
Jaeger, Paul J.
Jones, Clark M.
Jorgenson, Curtis L.
Kadushin, Philip R.
Kasdorf, John C.
Kavalar, Gary J.
King, Donald J.
Klammer, Thomas P.
Kleid, Roger D.
Kollath, Mark L.
Konecny, Peter J.
Kroner, Edgar G.
Krzos, Joseph T.
Lautenschlager, Judith A.
Lewins, Kristin S.
Mc Cutcheon, Thomas J.
Mesdjian, Gary S.
Michelson, Donald R.
Montemurro, Michael F.
Nelson, Kenford R.
Oros, John J.
Parrino, Jack J.
Pease, Brian W.
Pluhar, John A.
Rosen, Marvin
Roth, Gerald L.
Schreiber, Larry L.
Schuck, Kenneth R.
Sorenson, John W.
Stefl, Thomas E.
Stoeger, Gary N.
Stover, Larry K.
Tannenbaum, Paul
Towers, Kenneth W.
Townsend, Carolyn R.
Urben, David B.
Vetter, Duane D.
Wilson, Douglas E.
Witte, Richard P.
Zbylski, Francis M.
Zeller, Paul M.
Zepezauer, Edward T.
1972
Adler, Jeffrey A.
Amman, Richard A.
Beal, Richard M.
Bloomer, Thomas A.
Boerner, Jerome A.
Bosold, Dawn M.
Brockland, Thomas W.
Brooks, George H.
Busch, Gregory A.
Busching, Marcia J.
Clymer, John A.
Coleman, Larry D.
Coopman, Gary L.
Cripe, Gregory A.
De Bauche, David C.
De Young, Joseph E.
Driscoll, Daniel J.
Dvorak, Melanie A.
Ellis, Thomas S.
Emigh, Peter J.
Etter, John T. V.
Evenson, Gary A.
Fair, Willett T.
Fein, Harvey A.
Fondrie, David C.
Ford, Bernard R.
Frambs, Robert A.
Gifford, Dale L.
Gilmour, Tamara C.
Goedecke, Louis P.
Goodman, Bret H.
Gregerson, Larry A.
Harris, James F.
Henry, Austin H.
Horton, Glen R.
John, Jr., Richard C.
Johnson, Brian M.
Johnson, Bruce M.
Johnson, Richard J.
Kau, Carolyn R.
Knudsen, Thomas P.
Komlo, William K.
La France, Raymond L.
Lauridsen, Nixon E.
Lepp, James E.
Lucas, Charles N.
Mathwich, Lyle K.
Miller, James R.
Muehl, Wesley A.
Mueller, David N.
O’Reilly, Jr., Basil J.
Okabayashi, David A.
Oldani, James J.
Olson, Paul L.
Peck, Douglas E.
Pfahning, David L.
Piehler, Barbara F.
Raymond, Charles J.
Reed, Douglas J.
Reuschlein, Steven E.
Ripple, Thomas D.
Ruderman, Alan C.
Saffran, Walter L.
Sandeman, Thomas J.
Sanregret, James H.
Schild, Sandra L. E.
Schmidt, Ronald P.
Schoenecker, Thomas J.
Scholz, John F.
Sennett, John F.
Sparks, Kenneth J.
Steffes, Edward J.
Symons, Gregory J.
Tack, Walter M.
Thiele, Patrick A.
Timmerman, Glenn L.
Tomfohrde, David A.
Viste, George W.
Vogel, Ronald J.
Warnke, William R.
Washington-Jones, Sandra A.
Weinberg, David A.
Wheeler, Robert R.
Williams, Quinn P.
Zager, Patricia E.
1973
Albers, Donald P.
Baer, Darel A.
Barry, Richard G.
Baumgartner, Karen L.
Binkley, Robert G.
Bolstad, Carl O.
Bray, Neil E.
Brzezinski, Francis S.
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Chaplin, Dennis M.
Cheng, William K.
Conway, Gerald M.
Curtis, James G.
Donlin, Joseph F.
Dye, Robert W.
Elder, III, Howard H.
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Frusher, James N.
Gibbons, James C.
Gospodarek, David J.
Griesbach, Robert J.
Hannahs, R. Stephen
Haugland, Linda S.
Humphrey, John G.
Hunter, Steven R.
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Kayes, Evan R.
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Klassy, Michael E.
Konecny, Michael W.
Kowalick, Michael D.
Kubly, Curtis L.
Kunz, David A.
Lari, Adeel Z.
Lein, Curtiss N.
Lenz, David A.
Lochner, John W.
Lohr, Robert P.
Lundy, Harold W.
Matthews, Philip
Mc Grath, Michael G.
Meidl, Steven L.
Morey, Michael L.
Morris, James G.
Mory, Robert L.
Neisius, David W.
Neumann, Damian P.
Pasquarella, Joseph D.
Peetz, Donald S.
Porter, James R.
Possin, James L.
Rasmussen, Lee L.
Reykdal, Philip G.
Ruben, Timothy J.
Satzer, Francis D.
Schlichting, Fred J.
Schmitt, Gregory C.
Smith, Neal T.
Storck, Robert K.
Stott, James L.
Struck, Peter L.
Sulger, Laurie E.
Ten Eyck, Robert S.
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Tessmer, Thomas E.
Thurwachter, William A.
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Visgar, Dale E.
Wacker, Richard C.
Weigley, Mariane E.
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Wiegand, Richard K.
Wilson, William R.
Young, Steven P.
Zemon, Ray B.
Zigler, Martin J.
Zimdars, Jr., John C.
Zimmerman, Karin A.
Zyskowski, James W.
1974
Barnes, Jr., Ervin
Beine, Kenneth H.
Bergemann, Shawn G.
Berger, Gary L.
Birbaum, John L.
Bishop, Mary A.
Black, Robert J.
Blackburn, Richard S.
Bodden, Allen C.
Boilini, David J.
Butler, Lionel
Carroll, Thomas J.
Clark, David D.
Condon, Jr., Donald M.
Cook, Jay R.
Crouch, David J.
Davison, Lee A.
Dennison, Gregory L.
Diermeier, Jeffrey J.
Drennen, Mary C.
Durcan, Deborah A.
Ebert, Douglas W.
Elpern, Stephen R.
Fahey, Dennis J.
Fisher, Steven R.
Fons, Michael M.
Fourness, James A.
Fritz, William J.
Geier, Susan J.
Gerner, Michael S.
Gilbert, Michael W.
Gilbert, Paul B.
Halford, David D.
Halford, Nancy L.
Hammes, Jon D.
Herzog, Ode P.
Hoberg, Michael C.
Hoberg, Peggy L.
Hoffman, Patrick A.
Holte, Duane H.
Jarchow, Stephen P.
Johnson, Paul M.
Kaegi, Don L.
Kantner, Carl F.
Keintz, Richard J.
Klein, Thomas G.
Knorr, Jeffrey W.
Krueger, David A.
Ku, Ivy
Le Claire, Charles D.
Leff, Barbara J.
Lessl, John A.
Mandl, Cynthia K.
Manion, Robert M.
Marek, John J.
Martell, James G.
Mc Clanathan, Mark P.
Natchek, Sally M.
Peaslee, Jr., John B.
Peyer, Martin D.
Rasmussen, Robert L.
Ravid, Bruce H.
Ray, Richard J.
Reinardy, Donald C.
Reinardy, Susan J.
Reisig, Beth P.
Rimling, Gregory L.
Rouse, Jr., Harry R.
Samen, Jonathan L.
Schneider, Evan B.
Scott, Douglas E.
Scott, Frank R.
Seifert, Nancy S.
Smestad, Russell R.
Smith, Kenneth M.
Uehling, Barbara J.
Van Daele, William E.
Vanek, Jr., Anton T.
Walcisak, Ronald S.
Williams, Rebecca J.
Winter, Roger K.
Wittich, Cynthia C.
1975
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Ahlstrom, William R.
Artz, Joanne M.
Ballsrud, Nancy L.
Bhala, Anil K.
Blahnik, Roland R.
Bode, Judith H.
Breunig, Roland E.
Calhoon, Richard R.
Coffman, Debra K.
Cohen, Robert A.
Conway, Stephen P.
Curry, Timothy H.
Davidsaver, Dennis C.
De Mott, Susan M.
Degeneffe, Dennis J.
Deininger, John W.
Farris, Roberta A.
Fernhoff, Michael D.
Frankwick, Gary L.
Goldman, Graig M.
Goodman, Sheldon H.
Graham, James A.
Groskopf, William J.
Heeren, Jeffrey M.
Heilbronner, William J.
Holland, John G.
Ihlenfeld, Cynthia A.
Ironside, Mary D.
Jacobson, Donald A.
Joswiak, David A.
Kalscheur, David J.
Knodt, Becky W.
Komppa, V. Michael
Krueger, Thomas M.
Lonergan, Neil J.
Lubniewski, Janet P.
Lusch, Robert F.
Machi, Salvatore J.
Marquardt, Kent S.
Marusiak, Paul M.
Montgomery, David B.
Moore, Vivienne
Nelson, Thomas J.
Ostby, H. Signe
Ostrander, Gregg A.
Parisi, George R.
Peterson, Kurt B.
Pickering, William M.
Pintens, Frank P.
Pollack, Laurence D.
Prange, Chris J.
Prusiecki, David E.
Raffety, David K.
Rather, Jerome W.
Rawson, James D.
Rosch, Stephen M.
Schmidt, Bruce R.
Schnarsky, David J.
Schultz, Daniel R.
Schultz, William H.
Schutz, James E.
Smale, Michael J.
Smith, James S.
Spelshaus, Catherine M.
Spray, Thomas R.
Stacy, Donald R.
Stevens, Thomas D.
Tanke, Steven P.
Vangen, Larry R.
Wambach, William P.
Welsch, Rick
West, Mary A.
1976
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Beck, Theodore J.
Bennett, Stephen M.
Benton, Michael K.
Berres, Mark C.
Bishop, Bruce A.
Brors, Nancy J.
Bruss, Mark P.
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Cedergren, Charles P.
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Clancey, Robert J.
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Coluccy, Lynn M.
Cullen, Nancy R.
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Dennison, John J.
Doboy, Mary E.
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Fahey, Joseph F.
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Gatterman, William L.
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Greenway, James R.
Hahn, Charles J.
Hanson, Robert R.
Harrington, James E.
Hasan, Sohail M.
Heinritz, Rick C.
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Hoppe, Mark A.
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Johnson, Bruce A.
Johnson, Christopher L.
Jones, Joanne J.
Kathmann, Jean M.
Katz, Michael J.
Keitel, William E.
Klipp, Gary L.
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Marks, D. Arlyn M.
Marotte, Paul R.
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Menaker, Ronald
Miller, Mary C.
Mitchell, William R.
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Pollock, Robert B.
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Robinson, Paul H.
Sa-Aadu, Jarjisu
Salls, Robert B.
Schenk, Deborah A.
Schultz, William A.
Shabino, John E.
Shlensky, Louis R.
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Skorupan, Carol A. M.
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Tetzlaff, David A.
Tilley, Jeffrey B.
Vosburg, Jonathan M.
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White, David L.
Wong, Winnie W. K.
Wussow, Lynn A.
1977
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Alpert, Mark C.
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Blakely, Jeffrey A.
Bland, Robert T.
Blohm, David L.
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Campbell, Douglas G.
Carter, Donald F.
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Christoph, John E.
Corth, Daniel F.
Coyne, Daniel M.
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Davis, William A.
Doucette, Mary A.
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Girard, Scott R.
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Heigl, Gary H.
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Hoehl, James L.
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Katz, Lu A. S.
Kaufman, Jeffrey A.
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Schultz, David R.
Seibert, Anthony J.
Simpson, Margaret L.
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Waldbillig, Theodore M.
Wallace, Joni
West, Michael A.
Wichinski, Randall J.
Woodruff, Mark A.
Zickert, Laurie S.
Zickert, Ralph W.
Zingle, Kirk N.
1978
Arnold, Ellen C.
Ballweg, Gerard C.
Ballweg, Paul J.
Barnes, Mark A.
Bertuleit, Daniel W.
Bingham, Barry M.
Bonavia, Jacquelyn M.
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Freedman, Linda
Gilbertson, Gary L.
Griese, Susan H.
Harrison, George S.
Hayward, Andrea L.
Hellmuth, Robert L.
Hicks, Mary L.
Highley, Darla R.
Holcomb, Richard J.
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Jensen, Kim B.
Johnson, David S.
Johnson, James S.
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Johnson, Scott E.
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Kieckhefer, Guy N.
Kleinschmidt, Ronn C.
Krueger, Terry H.
Kurtz, Wendell R.
Lad, Alice M.
Leidel, Peter A.
Lesar, David J.
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Lyngaas, John V.
Madsen, Thomas P.
Mattiacci, Mark A.
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Merriam, Linda S.
Meyer, John I.
Mezansky, Sam B.
Milch, Edward H.
Miller, Stanley J.
Milne, Bruce
Moore, Rebecca J.
Morschauser, Virginia L.
Mortenson, Chris R.
Mullins, Mallory K.
Nelson, David W.
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Ogden, David F.
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Osterheld, Mark
Perry, Glenn G.
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Pire, Constance S.
Radebaugh, Robert S.
Ramon, David A.
Rattmann, Thomas E.
Reed, Bruce A.
Reitman, William H.
Ritter, Wolfgang
Robinson, Timothy T.
Roethle, James R.
Rohr-Dralle, Rondi A.
Roosevelt, Verdery A.
Roth, William R.
Sack Elmaleh, Michael
Salzer, Sally M.
Sandler, Sheri C.
Sapiro, Daniel J.
Sauter, Jay C.
Schaepe, Barbara R.
Schlintz-Marino, Jane
Schmit, Joan T.
Schneider, Daniel J.
Schoeffler, Catherine C. O.
Schraan, Renee D.
Severson, John R.
Shipman, Don R.
Siebers, John C.
Sina, Malcolm S.
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Strudwick, John K.
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Vivian, James S.
Weiss, James C.
Wick, Peter G.
Widen, Gerald E.
Wink, Wendy L.
Wolf, Thomas P.
Yugo, Deborah M.
1979
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Ambrosavage, James P.
Baker, Sima R.
Baldwin, Michael J.
Barnum, Thomas A.
Bauer, David G.
Bauer, Timothy H.
Bauman, Debra E.
Bauman, Thomas N.
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Carnevale, Sally L.
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Flagg, David M.
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Godfrey, III, Dudley J.
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Hanser, Thomas A.
Harvey, Thomas W.
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Hevey, John A.
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Koch, Peter J.
Krahn, Richard R.
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Layman, Ralph R.
Levin, Kathi R.
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Miswald, R. Scott
Moore, George E.
Morien, Kay E.
Moser, Gregory A.
Mountin, William P.
Neece, Scott E.
Nudo, Jr., Samuel
O’Day, Lea E.
Ottum, Jeffrey M.
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Paull, Lynn E.
Petersen, Stephen R.
Pinkerton, Milo S.
Porter, Robert R.
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Pulda, David J.
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Sheahan, Eve E.
Shelstad, Mark W.
Silverberg, David M.
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Smith, Mark V.
Spaeth, Mark J.
Sternberg, Mark D.
Swanson, Timothy G.
Treml, James H.
Umland, Susan S.
Van Eerden, Jr., Robert J.
Vander Weele, Ronald P.
Waldron, Alice M.
Wallner, John W.
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Wiseman, Judith A.
Yard, Roger A.
1980
Albrecht, Carl F.
Arneson, Susan H.
Baer, Matthew A.
Barnes, Linda J.
Bartling, Barbara A. L. P.
Behling, Scott R.
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Benzmiller, Thomas R.
Bergemann, Faye S.
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Falk, Thomas J.
Flaig, Thomas R.
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Foxman, J. David
Fuguitt, Phyllis G.
Gesme, John W.
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Golden, Thomas J.
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Jones, Dennis J.
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Karis, Robert J.
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Komula, Robert W.
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Krugler, William G.
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Lowe, Mary J.
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Patterson, Jefferson
Pisaniello, Paul
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Rappeport, Gary M.
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Silseth, John M.
Singh, Surendra N.
Smith, Margaret A.
Sponem, Sandra G.
Stark, Mark J.
Stauffer, Kenneth J.
Steidinger, Thomas A.
Stevens, Debra R.
Stone, Stephen R.
Storck, Steven M.
Strong, Susan K.
Swanke, Jr., James A.
Testwuide, IV, Konrad C.
Thompson, Sally G.
Thornton, Scott A.
Todaro, Timothy A.
Trumble, Casey J.
Walsh, Thomas R.
Weinhold, Mariana C.
Wicks, David J.
Widmann, Timothy C.
Williamson, John E.
Wilson, Robert M.
Winneke, Gregory J.
Wolf, Michael C.
Woods, Jean E.
Zadra, Betsy L.
1981
Altschaefl, Michael W.
Arneson, Michael D.
Ashley, Steven M.
Ayivorh, Jeanne A.
Bahlman, Robert S.
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Bass, Steven M.
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Hirabayashi, M. James
Hoffman, Aileen R.
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Reisenauer, Wayne E.
Ricciardi, Calla
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Shank, Gayle S.
Skarr, John T.
Sneyd, Gregg E.
Solem, Marshall C.
Solem, Patricia P.
Sommerfeld, Randi C.
Sontag, Thomas A.
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Spence, David J.
Statz, Kenneth D.
Ste Marie, Dreux V.
Stender, Stewart R.
Stern, Jeffrey A.
Stubbe, Jeffrey E.
Sullivan, Jr., John R.
Sullivan, Mary C.
Swenson, Jerome P.
Thul, Terry J.
Truckenbrod, Jane B.
Vavra-Musser, Richard D.
Volpano, Daniel J.
Wagner, Barbara A.
Walczyk, Craig G.
1982
Anderson, Jeffery C.
Anderson, Kim E.
Appel, Brian J.
Beaman, Maureen E.
Benson, William J.
Bolles, John E.
Brinkman, P. Buckley
Bubenik, Dennis M.
Buse, Donald J.
Canty, Susan M. S.
Carlson, Joseph A.
Carpenter, Charles R.
Cella, Marc D.
Chapman, William D.
Chung, Shifei
Czarnecki, Thomas D.
Dickinson, Denise M.
Ellis, Thomas R.
Erickson, Jeffrey R.
Falstad, Daniel J.
Flood, William J.
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Gorens-Levey, Linda J.
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Hatton, Gary C.
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Heller, Mark J.
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Johnson, David A.
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Kennealy, John H.
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Kobza, Lawrie J.
Krueger, Anthony J.
Lane, Richard E.
Lehto, Lisa A.
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Livermore, Sandra B.
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Neuenschwander, Jeffry A.
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Owens, Larry D.
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Paschke, Tamalyn R.
Pfannerstill, Larry J.
Pjevach, Daniel M.
Poepping, Julia M.
Preston, Steven R.
Pribyl, Brian M.
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Rockford, Torri R.
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Schaefer, John W.
Schneider, William J.
Schoenfeld, Randal L.
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Schultz, Victor J.
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Segal, Rosalyn A.
Severson, Charles F.
Siedschlag, Gregory M.
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Sloggy, John E.
Sokol, Jeffrey R.
Stapel, James A.
Statz, Colleen M.
Stoffel, Thomas R.
Tank, Bradley C.
Tefft, Thomas M.
Waddell, Jay L.
Wagner, Andrew P.
Walker, James S.
Walter, Daniel B.
Warnock, David L.
Watchmaker, Linda L.
Watchmaker, Todd A.
Wendt, Vickie A.
Westmont, Roger A.
Wheeler, Jane E.
Wilke, Martha E.
Zager, Mark W.
Zirbel, David A.
1983
Ackerman, Patricia K.
Adams, Sally P.
Ahlgrimm, Marijo L.
Allen, Matthew M.
Allgaier, Susan P.
Bach, Daniel J.
Balsai, Susan S.
Barrington, Barbara K.
Barth, Jeffrey M.
Beck, Julie A.
Becker, Daniel E.
Beckwith, David T.
Bredland, Alf M.
Buettner, Susan M.
Casey, Christopher M.
Cavanaugh, Jeffrey S.
Cavanaugh, Patrick D.
Cole, Thomas M.
Cordio, John J.
Dewey, Walter E.
Dexter, Stephen P.
Emmrich, Thomas W.
Ettingoff-Yalowich, Judith L.
Fenger, James E.
Fogarty, Mark P.
Fox, Steven E.
Frauendorfer, Diane M.
Garibaldi, Mark A.
Genske, Thomas A.
Gilbert, Cynthia J.
Giuffre, Philip A.
Grumke, Katherine L.
Henderson, James L.
Herman, Robert C.
Hertel, Patrick J.
Heuser, Marcia A.
Hillhouse, Jane M.
Hintzman, Mary J.
Hoesly, Keith A.
Horstmeier, Joseph M.
Jankowski, Steven M.
Jansch, Denise M.
Johnson, Dennis E.
Johnson, Lisa A. L.
Kalb, David G.
Killips, Susan J.
Knox, Randolph A.
Kohlstedt, Sandra C.
Kolb, Lori L.
Koldyke, Deirdre B.
Korbitz, Eric S.
Koritzinsky, Steven J.
Krueger, Paul W.
Lancaster, David L.
Lange, Dale E.
Laning, Kurt J.
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Owens, Charmaine
Parker, Cecil F.
Parker, Joyce M.
Paterick, Scott S.
Peck, Laura L.
Peirick, Edward W.
Peloquin, Rodney O.
Pengelly, Vaughn
Penikis, Gundega
Pfahning, Anjie I.
Pfeifer, Michele R.
Phipps, Charles H.
Pisani, Anthony
Pollack, Barbara
Ponte, Albano
Ponty, Shauna
Powell, Denise M.
Powers, Jennifer
Prebil, Carolyn
Pribyl, Christine L.
Purcell, Paul E.
Richie, Lea A.
Richmond, William
Riddiough, Elizabeth J.
Riddiough, Kathleen R.
Riedl, Alyce
Riser, Mark A.
Ristow, Dorothy S.
Roberts, Janet
Rock, Joseph A.
Roell, William H.
Roessl, David J.
Rosen, Ronda
Rosenberg, Marjorie A.
Rosenthal, Warner A.
Rossi, Jeanne
Rossi, Michael A.
Rottier, Susan M.
Ruehl, Cathy L.
Rumble, Frances
Ryan, Gregory L.
Saeger, Judith C.
Sanders, Miriam
Sauer, Carol A.
Sauer, Lora J.
Sauer, Mike D.
Sauter, Kristine
Scanlon, Kerry E.
Schar, Mark F.
Schmidt, Leroy C.
Schneckloth, Janet R.
Schreve, Carol
Schwenn, Dolores L.
Scott, Martha J.
Semple, Marlys A.
Shadler, Eilene R.
Shapiro, Karen J.
Shedivy, Michael
Sheen, Dewi M.
Sherley, Pat
Sherley, Tom
Simenson, Joyce
Simester, Sandra H.
Simmons, Molly S.
Simunek, Arlene A.
Simunek, Thomas W.
Sina, Douglas D.
Skaleski, Bridget
Skarie, Allison
Sliwicki, Kristin A.
Smart, Eileen
Smet, Cynthia J.
Smieja, Tim
Smith, Kelley J.
Soller, Mary
Sowle, Janice L.
Stahlman, Cherie A.
Starr-Weinberger, Susan K.
Stauber, Gregg J.
Steffes, Margaret L.
Steiker, James G.
Stenson, Dane A.
Stephenson, Diane H. K.
Stephenson, Joel L.
Stover, Kimberlee
Strang, Audrey
Stuart, Catherine C.
Super, Mary
Swanson, Pamela C.
Tack, Linda S.
Tanke, Ruby D.
Tegeler, Troy W.
Tellock, Susan
Terry, Sharon
Thedinga, John W.
Thedinga, Mary K.
Thompson, Gerald G.
Tilley, Michelle M.
Tomfohrde, Marilyn
Trumble, Rita
Tuttle, Roy E.
Udupa, Rajesh
Van Gemert, Shannon J.
Van Ornum, Doug
Vermillion, Nancy R.
Vindal, La V.
Voss, Julia D.
Voss, Patricia A.
Walker, Deborah L.
Walski, Angeline J.
Ward, Audrey
Warfield, Mary B.
Warfield, Terry D.
Warren, Thomas T.
Webb, Lauri J.
Weibel, Judith A.
Welch, Susan E.
Wendt, Steven R.
Werner, Hester H.
Westervelt, Lucille
Whisenant, Bobby
White, Lisa H.
Wick, Jane J.
Wiese, Sandra L.
Williams, Megan A.
Wilson, Raymond L.
Wittich, James V.
Wnekiewicz, Magdalena I.
Wolf, Arthur
Wolf, Joyce
Woodward, Barbara S.
Wroblewski, Darlene M.
Zadra, Edna H.
Corporate/
Foundation Donors
Abbott Laboratories
Abbott Laboratories Fund
Accenture Foundation
AEGON USA Inc.
AF, L.P.
Alliance Holdings Inc.
Alliant Energy
Alliant Energy Foundation
Allianz Life Insurance Company
Allstate Life Insurance Company
Altria Group Inc.
American Family Insurance
Group
American Institute of Certified
Public Accountants
Ameriprise Financial Services
Bill Nygren Foundation
Appraisal Management
Consultants
Michael D. & Susan H. Arneson
Family Foundation
Ash Creek Homes Inc.
Associated Bank
Assurant Inc.
Atlanta Christian Foundation
Aviva USA Corporation
Backus Family Foundation
Baird Foundation
Robert W. Baird and Co. Inc.
Baker Tilly Virchow Krause LLP
Ball State University
Ballard Family Foundation
Barnard and Associates
Bartingale Company Inc.
BDO Seidman LLP
Betzserv LLC
The Arun I. & Asmita Bhatia
Family Foundation
Bingham Legg Advisers
Boardman Suhr Curry &
Field LLP
The Boldt Company
Eugenie Mayer Bolz Family
Foundation
BP Corporation North America
BPG Properties Ltd.
Lynde and Harry Bradley
Foundation
Brady Corporation Foundation Inc.
Brandes Investment Partners LP
Brown Paper Tickets LLC
Burrill Capital Management Inc.
Califf and Harper PC
Capital Valuation Group Inc.
Carris Corporate Foundation Inc.
CNH
CBL and Associates
Management Inc.
Chamberlain Research
Consultants Inc.
Chelsea Milling Company
Chenco Investment California LLC
CIGNA Foundation
Cintas Corporation
City Waste Inc.
Cleary Building Corporation
CMSA Scholarship Fund
CNA Foundation
Cogdell Spencer Erdman
Commercial Brokers Group Inc.
Community Business Bank
Community By Design Inc.
Community Foundation Central
Illinois
Community Foundation
National Capital Region
Community Foundation of
Great River Bend
ConAgra Foods Inc.
R. M. Connor - F. B. Connor
Memorial Foundation
Continental Properties Co. Inc.
Scott Cook & Signe Ostby
Charitable Foundation
Council of American Survey
Research Organizations
Jim Cowen and Co.
The Coyle Foundation
CPCU Loman Education
Foundation
Cuna Mutual Group
Customer Potential
Management Group Inc.
D. Webster-Scher Agency Inc.
Dairyland Chapter
Society of Chartered Property
and Casualty Underwriters
Dell Direct Giving Campaign
Deloitte & Touche
Deloitte Foundation
Deloitte Services LP
DG HYP
Direct Supply
DJD Partners II
DMS Research
Doucette Medical Supply
Co. LTD
The Duhl Foundation Inc.
Dupont Real Estate Inc.
Duvernay +. Brooks LLC
Eastdil Secured LLC
Eaton Corporation
Effective Information Technologies
Eli Lilly and Company
Enterprise Rent-A-Car
Equibase Capital Group
Ernst and Young Foundation
Ernst and Young LLP
Evjue Foundation Inc.
Express Homebuyers DC LLC
Feiner Family Foundation
of Colorado
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
Foley & Lardner
The Ford Foundation
Howard Frankenthal Family
Foundation
Frechette Family Foundation
G-K Components Inc.
Gap Foundation
General Electric Company
General Mills Inc.
Geneva
W. Richard Gerhard CPA LLC
Gialamas Co. Inc.
GLL Properties Inc.
Global Impact
Goldman Sachs Philanthropy
Fund
Bret Goodman Companies
Mark Goodman and Associates
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.
W.W. Grainger, Inc.
Grant Thornton Foundation
Grant Thornton LLP
Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Greater Green Bay Community
Foundation Inc.
Greater Milwaukee Foundation
Hallmark Global Services Inc.
Hammes Company of
Wisconsin Inc.
Harley-Davidson Inc.
Health Care Service Corp.
Heberlein Inc.
Heitman LLC
Information Resources Inc.
Infusion Solutions Pharmacy Inc.
ING Foundation
Innovative Industries Inc.
Integra Realty Resources
Interstate Partners LLC
The Investor’s Choice
Iowa State Savings Bank
Irgens Development Partners LL
ITG Inc.
Richard G. Jacobus Family
Foundation
Jewish Community Foundation
of Greater Kansas City
JMJ Development
Johnson & Johnson Family of
Companies
Johnson & Johnson Vision Care
S. C. Johnson & Son Inc.
JPMorgan Chase
Kansas City Series of Lockton
Companies LLC
KC Commercial Realty Group Inc.
Kensington Realty Advisors Inc.
KeyBank NA
Kimberly-Clark
Kohler Company
Kohl’s
KPMG Foundation
KPMG LLP
Kraft Foods Global Inc.
Kraft Foods Inc.
The George Kress Foundation Inc.
Lands’ End Inc.
Lehman Brothers Inc.
Lein Law Offices
Liberty Mutual
Lifescan Inc.
Lighthouse Development
Company
Lipe Property Company
Logitech Inc.
Jay Luttrell Associates LLC
M/A/R/C Group Inc.
Marshall & Ilsley Bank
Madison Community Foundation
Madison Gas & Electric Co.
Madison Museum Of
Contemporary Art
Manz Elementary School
Marin Community Foundation
Markos Wholesale Clothing
Mauer Companies LLC
McKinsey and Company Inc.
John & Betsy McLinden
Foundation
Mc Mahan and Associates LLC
Merck & Company Inc.
Microsoft Corporation
MillerCoors
Milliman Inc.
Milne Family Foundation
Milo and Virgil’s Fabulous Fund
Milwaukee Jewish Federation
Minise McCall LLC
Minneapolis Foundation
ML Realty Partners LLC
Mortenson Investment Group
Nakoma Capital Management LLC
Nasgovitz Family Foundation
National Guardian Life
Insurance Co.
Neider and Boucher SC
The Nielsen Company
Northern Builders Inc.
Northern Star Foundation
Oak & Associates
Opus Properties LLC
Orix Real Estate Equities Inc.
John and Anne Oros
Foundation
Packaging Solutions Group Inc.
William P. & Suzanne W.
Patterson Foundation
Philip Morris USA Inc.
PicoCal
PLUS Foundation
Power Foundation
T. Rowe Price Program
Charitable Giving
PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP
Principal Mutual Life Insurance
Company
Procter and Gamble Fund
Quad Graphics Inc.
Rath Foundation Inc.
Rawson Realty
Regency Centers LP
Regency Realty Group Inc.
Renaissance Charitable
Foundation Inc.
Richardson Rachelle
Communications
Ripple Management
Robinson Systems
Roundy’s Supermarkets Inc.
RSF Innovations in Social
Finance
RSM McGladrey Inc.
Mara and Ricky Sandler
Foundation
Sawmill Road Management Co.
Wilbert & Genevieve Schauer
Foundation Inc.
Schmitt Properties
Schneider Engineering PLLC
Schroeder International Inc.
Security Insurance Services
Select Technical Staffing Inc.
Semingson Properties
Sentry Insurance
Shell Oil Company
Simerlein Appraisals
Simon Property Group
Administr Serv LP
Smart Family Foundation
John H. and Cynthia Lee
Smet Foundation
Smith & Gesteland LLP
Don C. and Barbara B. Smith
Foundation
Southwestern Company
Spectrum Brands
Sportable Scoreboards Inc.
Stargazer Land and Cattle LP
State Bank of Chilton
State Farm Insurance
Companies
Strategic Resolutions LLC
Suby Von Haden & Associates
Superior Mechanical Services
Swiss Colony
Target
TDS Corporation
Tetlow Realty Associates Inc.
Thompson Investment
Management
Thorne Family Foundation
TOSA Foundation
Towers Perrin
Transwestern Realty Finance
Partners
Travelers
Trukenbrod Family Foundation
UBS Foundation
Union Pacific Corporation
United Way of Greater
Los Angeles
United Way
University League Inc.
US Bank
US Equities Realty LLC
USA Funds
Vanguard Charitable
Endowment Program
Vector Marketing Corporation
Velocity Learning Systems LLC
Ventas Realty Limited
Partnership
Victory Capital Corporation
Vilas Theatre Building
Vista Wealth Management
Wal Mart Stores Inc.
Walgreens
Walton Street Capital LLC
Wausau
Wellpoint Health
Wells Fargo Bank NA
Wells Fargo Community
Support Campaign
West Valley Arts Council
Wipfli Foundation Inc.
Wisconsin Alumni Research
Foundation
Wisconsin Business
Development
Wisconsin Chapter,
Risk & Insurance Management
Society Inc.
Woller-Anger & Company
Workplace Development Inc.
Wrightwood Capital Admin LLC
Wrigley Company
WRP Inc.
Zimmerman Architectural
Studios Inc.
Matching Gifts
Abbott Lab 8
Accenture Foundation 26
ADC Telecommunications 2
AEGON USA Inc. 2
Aetna Foundation Inc. 2
Air Products & Chemicals Inc. 1
Alcoa Foundation 4
Alliant Energy Foundation 9
Allianz of America Inc. 1
Allstate Corporation 2
Ameriprise Financial Services 14
Anadarko Petroleum
Corporation 1
Aramark Corporation 1
Assurant Health Foundation 3
AT&T Foundation 2
Avago Technologies Us Inc. 1
Aviva USA Corporation 2
AXA Foundation 2
Baird Foundation 2
Bank of America Foundation 6
Baxter International
Foundation 4
Beam Global Spirits and
Wine 1
Bemis Company Foundation 1
Berbee Information Networks 1
BlackRock 2
BP Amoco Foundation 5
Brady Corporation Foundation
Inc. 1
Burlington Northern Santa Fe
Foundation 1
Callaway Golf Company
Foundation 1
Capital Group Inc. 1
Cardinal Health Inc. 1
Cargill Inc. 4
Caterpillar Foundation 5
The Chevron Companies 5
The Chrysler Foundation 2
Chubb Corporation 1
Church Mutual Insurance Co. 2
Cisco Systems Inc. 1
CITGO Petroleum Corporation 1
Citigroup Foundation 2
Clorox Company Foundation 4
Coca-Cola Company 1
ConAgra Foundation 1
ConocoPhillips 2
The Consortium 1
Cuna Mutual Foundation 12
Dell Direct Giving Campaign 4
Deloitte & Touche LLP 33
Demco Inc. 1
Deutsche Bank Americas
Foundation 3
R. H. Donnelley Corporation 1
Doris Duke Charitable
Foundation 1
Douglas Stewart
Company Inc. 1
e. Funds 1
Eaton Corporation 1
Eaton Vance
Management Inc. 1
Ecolab Foundation 1
Eli Lilly and Company 2
Energy Corporation
of America 1
Entegris Inc. 1
Ernst & Young LLP 39
Exelon 1
ExxonMobil Foundation 5
Fifth Third Foundation 1
First Horizon 1
First Weber Group 1
FMC Technologies Inc. 1
Freddie Mac Foundation 2
Gap Foundation 5
GE Fund 23
General Mills Foundation 16
General Motors Foundation 2
GHD Inc. 1
Giddings & Lewis Foundation 3
GlaxoSmithKline 2
Goldman Sachs and Company 3
Google 2
W.W. Grainger, Inc. 5
Grant Thornton LLP 23
Great-West Life & Annuity
Company 1
Halliburton Foundation Inc. 4
Hallmark Global Services Inc. 1
Harley-Davidson Inc. 2
Harris Bank Foundation 2
Hasbro Inc. 1
Hershey Foods Corporation 1
Hewitt Associates 4
HSBC - North America 1
IBM Corporation 19
Intel Foundation 1
IQ Business Group 1
ITT Hartford Insurance Group 1
ITW Foundation 1
J. P. Morgan Chase Foundation 5
Jefferies Group Inc. 1
Johnson & Johnson Family of
Companies 2
Johnson Company 1
Johnson Controls Foundation 5
S. C. Johnson Fund Inc. 18
Jones Lang Lasalle 1
Jostens Foundation 1
Kaplan Inc. 1
Kimberly-Clark Foundation 12
KPMG Foundation 33
Kraft Foods Global Inc. 7
Land O’ Lakes Foundation 4
Lehman Brothers Inc. 2
Lincoln Financial Group
Foundation 1
Lockheed Martin Corporation 1
Lord & Taylor Foundation 3
John & Catherine MacArthur
Foundation 1
May Department Stores Co.
Foundation 1
Markel Corp. 1
Marmon Group Inc. 1
Marsh & McLennan Companies
Inc. 4
Mattel Children’s Foundation 2
Mc Kesson HBOC Foundation 1
Medtronic Foundation 3
Menasha Corporation 1
Merck & Company Inc. 4
Merrill Lynch and Company
Inc. 10
Metropolitan Life Foundation 2
Mortgage Guaranty Insurance
Co. 3
Microsoft Corporation 9
Morgan Stanley 2
Moss Adams Foundation 1
Motorola Foundation 2
Munich Reinsurance America
Inc. 1
Mutual of Omaha 1
National City Corporation 1
Nationwide Health Properties
Inc. 1
Nationwide Insurance
Foundation 1
Neiman Marcus Corporation 1
New York Life Insurance
Foundation 2
Nike Inc. 1
Nintendo of America Inc. 1
Northwestern Mutual
Foundation 37
Nuveen Investments 1
Pacific Life 1
PCL Construction
Enterprises Inc. 1
Pechiney Plastic Packaging
Inc. 1
Pella Rolscreen Foundation 1
PepsiCo Foundation 2
Pfizer Inc. 2
Pharmacia Foundation/
Matching 1
PNC Foundation 2
Pohlad Family Charities 2
PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP 33
Principal Mutual Life Insurance
Company 5
Procter and Gamble Fund 12
Prudential Foundation 4
Putnam Investments 1
Quad Graphics Inc. 3
Raytheon Corporation 3
RBC Foundation 3
Red Wing Shoe Company
Foundation 1
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co.
Foundation 2
Rockefeller 1
Rockwell Collins Charitable
Co. 1
RPM Company 1
Ryan Companies US Inc. 3
Safeco Corporation 1
St Jude Medical Inc. 3
SallieMae 1
Charles Schwab Corporation 1
Science Applications
International 1
Securian Financial Group Inc. 1
Sentry Insurance 3
Shure Incorporated 1
Siemens Energy and
Automation Inc. 1
Sprint Foundation 3
Schneider Electric/Square D.
Foundation 1
State Farm Companies
Foundation 5
Stockamp and Associates 1
Sun Life Financial 1
Sun Microsystems Inc. 2
TAC LLC 1
TCF Foundation 1
Tenet Healthcare Corporation 1
Tetra Tech EM Inc. 1
Texas Instruments Inc. 1
Textron Charitable Trust 1
Thompson Investment
Management 4
Thomson Financial Services 1
Thomson Reuters 2
Thrivent Financial For
Lutherans 4
Time Warner 1
Towers Perrin 6
Trans International LLC 1
Trans Union LLC 1
Tyco International 2
UBS Foundation 6
Union Pacific Corporation 1
United Technologies Corp. 2
US Bancorp 4
USA Funds 4
Verizon Foundation 2
Wachovia Corporation 5
Washington Mutual
Foundation 4
Wellington Management
Company 1
Wellpoint Health 7
Wells Fargo Bank NA 15
Whirlpool Corporation
Foundation 1
Wipfli Foundation Inc. 1
Wisconsin Energy
Corporation 1
Wm. Wrigley Jr. Company
Foundation 2
Xerox Foundation 2
XL America 1
Zurich-American Foundation 1
3M 7
The Bascom Hill
Society
Richard D. Aaronson
Grant D. Abert
Robert L. and Jan Ableman
Stuart I. Ackerberg
Andrew B. and Mona Albert
Steven J. and Joan J. Alley
Michael W. Altschaefl
Barry and Cynthia Alvarez
David W. Anders
A. D. Anderson
David R. and Mary K. Anderson
Donald W. Anderson
Peter R. and Emmy L. Anderson
Renee E. Anderson
Robert E. and Betty W. Anderson
Ronald G. Anderson
Thomas E. Anderson
Alfred E. and Kathleen Anding
Jean E. Andreae
Robert M. Anger
Raymond L. Anilionis
Theodore and Graciela
Ansusinha
Gary L. Antoniewicz and
Martha A. Taylor
Perry J. Armstrong, Jr.
John D. Arndt
Richard M. and Susan G. Arndt
Michael D. and Susan H. Arneson
William R. Arpe
Dennis H. Asmus
Susan H. Axelrod
Roger E. and Mitzi F. Axtell
Douglas A. and Diana Backus
James J. and Susan Bakke
Dorothy L. Ballantyne
Claude M. Ballard, Jr.
Karl E. Bandtel
Gregory J. and Nancy A. Barber
David W., Jr. and Shannon M.
Barden
Hartley B. Barker
Mark A. Barnes
Charles R. Barnum
Thomas J. Barr
James T., Jr. and Joan C. Barry
Jeffrey M. and Jane E. Barth
Robert M. and Barbara M.
Bartholomew
Jack D. and Carol M. Bartingale
Carol A. Bartz
Jean D. Bass
Thomas G. and Maryann E. Bast
Frank W. and Hope A. Bastian
Chris M. Bauer
Alan R. Baumann
David A. Baumgarten
Theodore J. and Diana P. Beck
Bonny J. Becker
Kenneth E. Becker
William C. Beisenstein
Hugh H. Bell
James D. Bell
Burton E. and Geraldyn R. Belzer
David S. Bender
Joseph P. Bennett
Stephen M. Bennett
Wendy L. Benveniste
James G. Berbee
Paul M. and Mary K. Berge
Faye S. Bergemann
Shawn G. Bergemann
Joseph S., Jr. and Judith L. Berger
Herman G. Berkman
Kenneth R. and Patricia M. Berlet
Steven R. Berlin
Julian L. Berman
James D. Bernd
Joseph M. Bernstein
William R., Jr. and Susan M.
Bertha
Monica C. Beyer
Thomas O. Beyer
Arun I. Bhatia
Amy H. Bibb
R. Byron Bird
Maya K. Bittar
Gladys M. Blanchar
Richard J. Bliss
Joellen F. Blount
Peter H. Blum
John P. and Lauralyn Bly
Linda H. Bochert
Robert H. Bock
Joseph R. Boehmer
Oscar C. Boldt
Anne W. Bolz
John A. Bolz
Lawrence S. Bond
Robert J. Bond
David A. and Nancy T. Borghesi
Andrew K. Boszhardt, Jr.
B. Dean and Ann L. Bowles
Thomas J. Bradley
Walter S. and Lois J. Brager
Nathan F. Brand and Regina
M. Millner
Nathan S. Brand
William C. Braucht
Neil E. and Cristene V. Bray
Brian F. Bremer
Herbert J. Brewer
F. Anthony and Susan D.
Brewster
Peter W. Brey
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Mark E. Brickman
George M. Brinton
John H. Brown
Laurel L. M. Brown
Robert B. and Nancy M. Bruce
Neal H. Brunner
Richard W. Brust
Francis S. and Anne Brzezinski
Herbert C. and Bonnie M.
Buchbinder
David L. Buchholz
William M. Buchholz
Steve J. Buller
Frank E. Burgess
Kurt J. Burghardt
Mary P. Burke
Thomas M. Burke
Neil J. Burmeister
G. Steven and Kelli Burrill
Bruce R. and Kathleen Buss
William W. and Judith H. Busse
Thomas C. Butterbrodt
Richard W. Cable
Thomas F. Campion
Larry R. and Juana J. Carter
Howard L. and Sue E. Carver
Martha L. Casey
Michael H. Casey
Margaux O. Cates
J. Anthony and Derilyn R.
Cattelino
Jeffrey S. and Melissa E.
Cavanaugh
Jon F. Chait
Sharon E. Chamberlain
David R. Chamberlin
John T. and Constance E.
Chambers
Mark Chandler and Christina
Kenrick
Marilou W. Chapman
Michael J. Chapman
William D. Chapman
Howard and Alida Charney
Derek M. Chen
Irving L. Chortek
Brian P. and Donna H.
Christensen
Michael J. Christensen
Robert L. Christensen
Peter C. and Margaret A.
Christianson
Robert L. Christianson
James C. and Geraldine B.
Christoph
Gilbert A., Jr. and Helen C.
Churchill
James E. Churchill and Ruth
Diederich
David D. Clark
Robert F. Clarke
Kelly J. Cleary-Rebholz
Sean M. and Carla A. Cleary
Kevin B. Coakley
Armand L. Cohen
Steven J. Cohen
Thomas M. Cole
Christopher A. Coleman
Paul J. Collins
Timothy S. Colter and Debra
A. Fluno
Donald M., Jr. and Linda M.
Condon
Kenneth W. Conger
Marvin L. and Mildred G.
Conney
Gordon P. Connor
Robert J. Cook
Scott D. Cook and H. Signe
Ostby
Dan and Pat Cornwell
Janet E. Corradini
Jerry J. Cotter
Thomas W. and Sally S. Coyle
Robert S. Crespi
Shari L. Crivello
M. Jean Cronon
Kevin A. Crummy
Michael G. and Sally A.
Culhane
J. P. Cullen
Mark A. and Carol B. Cullen
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Craig C. Culver
Curt S. Culver
James L. Cummings
Danny L. and Jolinda K.
Cunningham
James J. Curtis, III
Thomas E. Dapp
Lawrence E. Davanzo
Roderick K. and Laurel G.
Davey
Harold L. Davidson
Richard R. and Kristine L.
Davidson
Erroll B., Jr. and Elaine E. Davis
Jeffrey A. and Karen A. Davis
John R. and Katherine K. Davis
H. William De Vitt
William J. Dehnel
Gordon M. and Gail L. Derzon
Blake E. Devitt
Walter E. and Londa J. Dewey
Stephen P. Dexter
Jeffrey J. and Julie M. Diermeier
John F. Dippel
Steven C. Disse
Scott M. Dixon
Joseph J. and Gretchen K. Docter
J. Michael and Patricia J. Dodson
Mark R. Dodson
Marilyn E. Doerfer
Mary A. Dohmen
Steven J. Dolezel
Susan A. Donaldson
Michael L. Doniger
Peter P. Donis
William W. Doten, Jr.
Wallace C. Doud
George M. Douglas
Lynn C. Douglas
Dennis J. Doyle
Dennis P. Doyle
Edmund H. Drager
Thomas L. V. Drake
Timothy J. Drascic and Kristin
Yates
Walter H. and Gracia M. Drew
Verna E. Due
Margaret L. Duetti
Roger N. Duhl
Thomas A. Dumphy
Roger Dunekacke
Randall B. Dunham
Julie A. Dunn
Richard W. and Mary J. Dutrisac
Stephen W. and Melanie A.
Dvorak
Bernard C. Easterday
Mark A. and Virginia M. A.
Ebacher
Ralph D. Ebbott
Sally A. Ebenreiter
Sue Ebert
Walter R. and Sandra E. Ebling
Clark J. Eckhoff
James B. Ehren
Thomas W. Ehrmann
John P. Eimerman, Sr.
Mary E. B. Ela
Bruce R. and Janice R. Ellig
Ronald D. Emanuel
Don M. Enders
Thomas J. and Florence L.
Enders
Gerald S. Engel
Randall C. Engen
William D., Jr. and Gail M.
Engler
David L. and Johneen A. Epstein
Deborah Erdman-Luder
Daniel W. Erdman
M. Rustin Erdman
Timothy B. Erdman
Robert D. Espeseth
John T. V. Etter
William D. Evans, Jr.
George A. Fait
Thomas J. and Karen A. Falk
Anthony L. Farino
Michael A. and Debbie Feiner
Robert, Jr. and Susan J. Feitler
James E. Fenger
Russell G. and Janet E. Ferris
James J. Fetek
Wade Fetzer, III
Jaime M. Fink
Jerome A. Fink
Sheldon I. Fink
Patrick M. and Barbara S. Finley
Daniel F. and Carol Finnane
Michael J. and Susan S. Finnane
Jerome M. Fisher
Philip Fisher
Geraldine M. Fitzpatrick
John J. Flad
John M. and Jeanne C. Flesch
Rockne G. and Jo A. R. Flowers
Jere D. and Anne Fluno
James L. Forbes
Neil M. and Peggy T. Ford
Thomas J. Formolo
Stanley C. Fosdal
William J. Foy
Dale J. Fraaza
Glenn A. Francke
Werner G. and Jean B. Frank
Harry F. and Mary W. Franke
Peter L. and Patricia O.
Frechette
Dexter S., Jr. and Bonnie L. Free
Frederick G. Freitag and Lynn
N. Stegner
James H. Freund
Roberto F. Freund
James E. and Sue E. Freytag
Foster S. and Lynnette E. Friess
Robert F. and Nancy B. Froehlke
Thomas L. Frydenlund
Mitchell R. Fulscher
Jerry L. Gabert
John A. Gable
John W. Galanis
Georgia T. Garner
Robert D. and Angie Garrison
Jack E. and Janice A. Gaumnitz
Jeffrey A. Gerstner
John E. and M. Anne Gherty
George T. and Candida
Gialamas
William T., III and Mary H. Gibb
Dale L. Gifford
Paul B. Gilbert
Richard R. Gilbert
William A. Gilbert
Lucille M. Gilbertson
Michelle A. Gile
Virginia L. Gilmore
Richard G. Goehrig
Pauline L. Goeltz
Daniel L. Goelzer
Howard I. Golden
Richard A. Gonce
Conrad G. Goodkind
Paul N. and Linda L. Gordon
Gary J. and Mallory A. Gorman
Robert C. Gorsuch
Richard R. Gotzion
Kevin F., Jr. and Karen G. Gould
Truman F. and Sylvia T. Graf
William T. Graham
David W. Grainger
Edward A. Grant
Thomas F. Grantham
O. Alfred Granum
Donald R. and Joan E. Gray
Wilson B. Greaton, Jr.
Larry A. Gregerson
John C. Greiber
John W. Gribble
Douglas K. and Mary A. E.
Griese
Richard N. Groh
James G. Grosklaus
Nancy Groskopf
Phillip T. and Elizabeth C. Gross
Marilyn J. Grove
Anthony F. and Jill M.
Grueninger
Fritz E. Grutzner
Max J. Guhl
Gordon H. and Grace M.
Gunnlaugsson
Neil F. Guttormsen
Gabriele S. Haberland
Robert L. Habush
Patricia A. Hackworthy
James G. B. and Kathleen G.
Haft
Jenny M. Hall
William A. and Patricia J.
Halvorson
Jeffrey C. and Linda H. Hammes
Jon D. and Ann Hammes
Michael E. Hanlon
Alfred T. Hansen
Elizabeth G. Hanson
Lewis P. Hanson
Thomas L. and Linda J. Hanson
Sharon K. L. F. Hantke
Jeffrey J. Harding
Scott D. and Tammy A.
Harmsen
Fred, Jr. and Archie F. Harris
George S. Harrison
Scott M. Haskins
Robert L. Hastings
Timothy J. Hatch
Gary C. and Jill S. Hatton
Steven A. and Linda S.
Haugland
Brett W. Hawkins, Jr.
Charles V. and Kathleen M.
Heath
Frank H. Heckrodt
James W. and Margo T.
Heegeman
Terrance W. and Noel M. Hefty
James H. and Amy S.
Hegenbarth
Angeline M. Hein
James E. and Linda K. Heineke
Richard M. and Ruth E. Heins
Jon A. and Martha G. Heisel
Lynn C. and Bobette F. Heller
Brian A. and Annette E. Hellmer
James L. Henderson
Philip J. Hendrickson
Robert F. Henkle, Jr.
Albert L. Hentzen
William R. Hentzen, Sr.
David G. Herzer
Janet E. Hevey
John A. and Nancy Hevey
Margaret W. Hickman
Jerry M. Hiegel
Elzie L. Higginbottom
Joseph P. Hildebrandt
Elizabeth A. Hill
Thomas A. Himes
Stephen C. and Susan M. Hird
Peter and Susan Hitch
John P. Hobbins
Richard A. Hoefs
James E. and Virginia S. Hoelter
Louis A. and Nancy Holland
Carleton A. Holstrom
David H. Holt
Timothy C. Holt
Walter V. and Elizabeth Holt
Clarence E. and Evelyn L. Holtze
David N. Holtze
Frederick J. Holzknecht
G. Michael and Lynne D. Horn
James M. and Joan M. Horsfall
Russell J. and Betty L. D. Hovde
Joanne L. Howard
Julie M. Howard
Leslie D. Howard
Richard J. and Mary M. Howell
Daniel R. and Patricia A. Huber
William J. and Julia A. Huberty
Robert T. Huettl
Roger W. Huibregtse
Robert L. and Marilyn Hunold
Richard J. Hymer
Jay V. and Cynthia A. Ihlenfeld
Dale E. Ihlenfeldt
James R. Imhoff, Jr.
Mark F. Irgens
Beatrice E. Irminger
Joe R. Irwin
Trent P. Jackson
Burleigh E. Jacobs
Jay R. Jacobs
Steven L. Jacobson
Eugene T. and Colleen Jacobus
John T. Jacobus
Richard G. and Carolyn R.
Jacobus
Nicholas E. and Carol A. Jahnke
Charles W. Jansch
Janice M. Jarchow
Stephen P. Jarchow
Manucher J. and Lida E. Javid
J. Michael Jensen
William K. Jensen
Julia A. Jewell
Mary E. Joanis
John J. Johannson
Gordon N. Johnsen
Brekke P. Johnson
Bruce M. and Kathryn K.
Johnson
David E. Johnson
David L. and Mary L. Johnson
Dwight W. Johnson
Erik S. Johnson
Gary R. Johnson
Howard J. Johnson
John W. and Margaret H.
Johnson
Norbert J. and Susan T. Johnson
Peter O. Johnson, Sr.
Silas G. Johnson, Jr.
Thomas J., III and Barbara
Johnson
William R. and Charlotte S.
Johnson
Patricia S. Jorgensen
Eugene T. Juday
Helen W. Juhl
Richard J. and Deborah A.
Justice
Roger J. Juszczak
Douglas B. and Carol C. Kadison
Gerald J. Kahn
Robert S. and Susan J. Kallestad
David G. Kaminski
Jack S. Kammer
Carl F. Kantner
Jerold K. Karabensh
Gary C. Karch
James A. and Carolyn L.
Karman
Robert M. Karner
Glenn J. Karpinske
Jeffrey A. Kaufman
Brian T. Kaye
Daniel G. and Nancy Kaye
Edward S. Keating
George and Pamela M. Keehn
Lynn Y. Keel
A. Raymond and Susan Kehm
John M. Keil
William E. Keitel
David J. and Anita K. Y. Keller
John F. and Barbara Keller
Kevin C. Kelley
Ted D. and Mary T. Kellner
Sara O. Kelly
Herman Kelting
Cheryl L. Kendall
Aaron S. Kennedy
John C. and Patricia A. Kenny
Walter H. Keough and Gloria
K. Green
Betty J. Kepley
Maurice W., Jr. and Jeanne
D. Kiley
Richard R. and Mary L. Kilgust
David S. Y. Kim
Dale R. King
Thomas A. and Christine Kirk
Harland R. Klagos
James R. Kleinfeldt
Richard C. Kleinfeldt
Beverly A. Klumph
Margaret L. Knauf
Michael M. and Karen J. Knetter
Woodard D. Knox
Thomas P. Knudsen
Eugene G. and Kalen Koch
W. Robert and Phyllis R. Koch
Charles E. Koeble
Timothy A. Koechel
Robert A. Kohl
Russell J. Kohl
V. Michael and Gloria H.
Komppa
Frank W. Kooistra
Richard R. Krahn
Robert G. Kralovetz
Paul C. Kramer
Helen Kratzer
Donald L. and Joanne A. Krause
Martin J. and Alice M. Krebs
James F. Kress
James E. Kroening
David W. and Sarah T. Kruger
Adrian F. Kruse
Thomas E. Kryshak
Bernard S. Kubale
Pat and Shirley A. Kubly
Nancy L. Kuczynski
Joyce M. Kuehl
Dennis J. Kuester
Wendell R. and Leah P. Kurtz
Michael J. Kutchin
Charles P. and Mary A. La Bahn
Paul G. La Zotte
Felicitas G. Lafayette
Steven R. and Kelly A. Lagman
Donald P. Lamers
Richard R. Land
Jack W. Lane
Marvin M., Jr. and Joan W. Lane
Richard E. and Christine Lane
Robert E. Lane
Gayle M. Langer
Robert W. Larsen
Eric J. Larson
John D. Larson
Nancy J. Larson
John C. Lathrop
Brian D. Lattman
Dennis W. and Mary B. Laudon
Mark D. and Ilene P. Laufman
Nixon E. Lauridsen
Jack A. Lavin
Linda M. Layman
Ralph R. Layman
Steven M. and Karen S. Leaffer
Terrance C. Leahy
Ann M. Lee
Paul A. and Julie Leff
John W. and Loretta M. Leffin
Michael E. Lehman
Peter A. Leidel
K. Adam and Kelly R. Leight
Ross G. and Sarah K. Leinweber
David Leith
Elmer J. Lemon
Allen D. Lenard
Roma E. Lenehan
David A. and Kris Lenz
Thomas C. Leonard
David J. and Sheryl L. Lesar
Charles and Margaret G.
Lescrenier
Thomas R. Leske
Jeffery D. Leu
Karen Leu
Raymond J. Lewis
Ronald L. and Jean L. Lewis
Peter E. Liberti and Judy D.
Olian
Gordon J. Liebl
Robyn D. and Carol L. Linder
Tod B. and Jane K. Linstroth
William A. and Mary T. Linton
Patricia Lipton
John T. and Sandra B. Livermore
Keith R. and Susan H. Lobo
E. David Locke
Diana L. Longfield
James J. Loughlin
Sheldon B. and Marianne S.
Lubar
Peter R. and Joyce A. Ludovic
Ross D. Luedke
Henry S. Lufler, Jr.
Daryl B. and Dawn K. Lund
Duane H. Lund
Katharine C. Lyall
John V. Lyngaas and Linda
C. Noel
Marjorie D. Lyons
Ernest L. Mac Vicar
Thomas P. and Nikki M. Madsen
John K. Malmquist
Judith A. Malueg
Jean Manchester Biddick
Jane R. Mandula
Craig S. and Susan E. Manske
Joseph A. Mantoan
Gerald A. and Mary E. Manville
Paul R. and Kristen Marotte
James G. and Rebecca S. Martell
Treagh R. and Elizabeth R.
Martin
George T. Mathews
Philip Matthews
William D. Mauerman
James M. Maurer
Bernhard F., Jr. and Josie Mautz
Terrance P. and Lisa A. Maxwell
James J. and Ursula L.
Mazzarelli
William J. and Gail R. Mc Cabe
Thomas M. Mc Cahill
Robert S. and Donna J.
McCormack
Richard W. Mc Coy
Thomas J. and Renee L.
McCutcheon
Ronald E. Mc Devitt
Jerome R. Mc Ginnis
Robert L. Mc Ginnis and
Jennifer A. Latwesen
Michael G. and Sandra M.
McGrath
Clyde S. Mc Gregor
Daniel K. Mc Guire
Richard R. and Jean D.
McKenzie
James R. Mc Manus
Walter A. Meanwell, Sr.
Kathryn J. Meek
Barbara A. Meeker
Donald M. and Jeannie N.
Meier
R. Glenn and Marjorie Meier
David G. Meissner
Susan M. Melby
Henry J. Merce, Jr.
Charles and Leigh Merinoff
Gary R. Messner
Dennis B. and Sandra J.
Meulemans
Harvey M. Meyerhoff
Lance M. and Julie P.
Meyerowich
Sam B. Mezansky
Robert A. Michaels
Timothy A. Mielcarek
Amy H. Milbourne
Bruce and Rebecca J. Milne
David R. and Teresa C. Milroy
Daniel J. Minahan
Frederic E. Mohs, Jr.
Thomas J. and Nancy S. Mohs
Richard A. Moll
Michael F. Montemurro
Janet P. Montgomery
Theodore J. and Lynne A. Moreau
Michael L. and Joan S. Morey
John P. and Tashia F. Morgridge
Phillip W. Mork
Loren D. and Boo Mortenson
Eric D. Mott
Melinda J. Mount
Thomas W. Mount
Timothy X. Mrozinski
James H. Muir
Daniel T. Murphy
Edward P. and Julie E. Murphy
Michael J. Murphy
John L. Murray
Jean F. Myers
David C. Nagel
Raghavan D. Nair
Ruth Nair
William M. Nanini
William J. Nasgovitz
Lawrence R. Nash
John P. Neis
Brandon M. Nelson
Carl A. Nelson, Jr.
David F. and Elaine M. Nelson
David F. and Jane C. Nelson
George A. and Judith A. Nelson
James E. and Mary K. Nelson
Linda L. Nelson
Russell C. Nelson
Ruth L. Nelson
Don E. and Roslyn Nemke
Milton E. and Nancy Neshek
Jeffry A. and Hidee L.
Neuenschwander
Richard G. Neuheisel
James W. Neupert
Ann Neviaser
Bruce D. Neviaser
John R. and Jeanne Nevin
Robert J. and Michelle J. New
Melany S. Newby
Robert C. and Kristine K. Newlin
Andrew C. and Ruth A. Newman
Albert O. and Nancy J. Nicholas
David O. and Lori M. Nicholas
William P. Niedermeyer
Arthur C. Nielsen, Jr.
Chester I., III and Maribeth
N. Nielsen
David H. Niemi
Dale A. and Katherine Nordeen
Thomas H. Norman
Thomas F. Novotny
Gary E. and Mary E. Nussbaum
William C. Nygren
Mary G. O’Leary
Kristine K. O’Meara
W. Craig and Martha J. Olafsson
Edmund H. and Janet H.
Ollmann
Byron D. Olson
Charles E. Olson
Jon C. Olson
Robert B. and Marilyn T. M.
Olson
Kenneth D. Opitz
John H. Orbison
John J. and Anne W. Oros
San W., III and Sarah Orr
San W. Orr, Jr.
Dennis M. and Diane M. Ott
James G. Ozark and Maureen
A. Kincaid
David C. Padget
Gary S. Palmer
Michael J. Palmer
Michael A. Parks
William C. and M. Elizabeth
C. Parsons
Leslie W. and Lois G. Partridge
Arthur P. and Gail A. Pasquarella
Myleen B. Passini
Arnold S. Paster
William J. and Linda N. Patchett
George G. Patterson, III
Catherine B. Peercy
John R., Jr. and Julie L. Peirson
Lisa D. Peirson
Philip S. and Susan J. Pelanek
Diane F. Pellegrin
Jonathan G. Pellegrin
Robert A. and Mildred M.
Peltzman
Jeffrey L. Peskind
Gina A. Peter
Neil N. and Jessica N.
Peters-Michaud
James E. Peters
Jay B. and Carolyn W. Peters
Kenton A. Peters and Susan
W. Lubar
Denise M. Petersen
John Petersen, III
Stephen R. Petersen
Alan E. and Mildred A. Peterson
Norman A. Peterson
Fredrick W. and Georgene Petri
Reginald L. and Michele R.
Pfeifer
Charles H. and Mary C. Phipps
Daniel S. and Lisa K. Pickett
Lester A. Pines and Roberta A.
Gassman
Milo S. Pinkerton
Richard W. Pitzner
Evan F. and Jane S. Pizer
Daniel M. Pjevach and Barbara
R. Reindl Pjevach
Peter M., III and Bonnie A.
Platten
Erwin J. Plesko and Joann
Six-Plesko
Ronald H. Plietz
Thomas G. Plumb
Richard J. Plummer
Thomas W. Poehls
Paul L. Pohle
Andrew J. and Pamela Z.
Policano
Susanne S. Policano
Robert B. Pollock and
Anh-Tuyet T. Nguyen
Randall and Cynthia M.G. Pond
Frank S. Pons and Rhea M.
Stephens-Pons
Barbara J. Pope
Benjamin G. Porter
James L. and Peggy L. Possin
Jeffrey H. Post
R. Jeffrey and Kasandra K.
Preston
Gene T. Pretti
Jay H. Price, Jr.
Rawson S. and Mary E. Price
E. Arthur and Mary J. Prieve
Joseph B. and Tami T. Pringle
Todd C. and Kathleen P. Pulvino
Paul E. Purcell
Thomas F. Pyle, Jr.
David J. Quade
Floyd W. and Ruth B. Radel
Richard W. and Jill L. Ragatz
Thomas G. and Karen C. Ragatz
David A. Ramon
Richard W., Jr. and Margaret
C. Raney
Gary M. Rappeport
Lee L. Rasmussen
Vaughn B. Rasmussen, II
Jerome W. and Marsha L.
Rather
William J. and Ann C.
Rauwerdink
Bruce H. Ravid
Charles J. and Judith P.
Raymond
Douglas J. Reed
Gregory R. Reed
Robert C. Rehm
Elizabeth A. Reid
Timothy P. Reiland
David L. Reimer
Roland R. Reinholtz
Richard R. Renk
Rusty Restuccia
John R. Reynoldson
Sandra L. Richards
Julie G. Richardson
John E. and Mary A. Rickmeier
James W. and Alyce Riedl
Steven M. Rieth
Rodney J. Ripley
Perry A. Risberg
Michael B. Risse
David M. and Lynne B. Roark
Burnell R. and Karen R. Roberts
Richard L. Roberts
Scott A. Roberts
Lowell W. Robinson
Ralph O. Robinson
David J. Roessl
James N. Roethe
Rodney R. Rohda
Donald E. Rohm
Frank J. Rojas
Paul E. Root
James E. and Terri L. Rose
Gayle G. Rosemann
Tedd A. Rosinsky
Mark R. Roskopf
Craig A. Ross
Anthony R. Rosso
Robert P. Roth
Randall K. Rowe
David N. Ruedinger
Harry V. Ruffalo
Roger W. and Frances Rumble
Brenton H. Rupple, Jr.
Scott H. and Jill M. Rupple
Craig R. Sabin
William R. Sachse
Gary A. Sadoff
Thomas J. and Judith C. Saeger
Stephen P. Salzieder
Scott A. Sampson
Harland E. and Faye F. Samson
David H. and Miriam Sanders
John M. Sanderson, Jr.
Ricky C. Sandler
Donald A. and Martha P. Sands
Juan C. Santamarina and Ann
M. Schwister
Richard G. Schaller
Mark F. and Elizabeth H. Schar
Donald A. Schauer
Wilbert E. and Genevieve G.
Schauer
Wesley G. Scheibel, Jr.
Jerome A. Scheibl
Kenneth and Jean Scheid
Clare Z. Schiedermayer
Patricia M. Schilder
Richard A. and Marlene T.
Schilffarth
Roth S. Schleck
Paul C. Schlindwein, II
Jeffrey S. Schlinsog
Stuart T. Schloss
Margaret J. Schmidt
Stephen T. Schmidt
Joan T. Schmit
Kerry A. Schmitt
Raymond W. Schmitz, Jr.
David J. Schnarsky and Jo A.
Egelhoff
Allan W. and Deborah L.
Schneider
James A. Schneider
Paul D. Schneider
Richard S. Schneider
Lewis J. Schoenwetter
James B. and Shirley M.
Schommer
Richard J. Schoofs
Donald W. and Mary E.
Schroeder
John M. and Mary Schroeder
Roger H. and Shirley M.
Schroeder
John R. Schroer, II
Leslie P. Schultz
William A. Schultz
Gerald D. Schwartz
Illise B. Schwartz
John R. Schweers
Billye A. Schwenn
James A. Schwertfeger
Davey S. and Kristine L. Scoon
Andrew T. Seaborg
Paul E. and Beatrice A. Sebastian
Alan M. Sebulsky
Jay R. and Catherine H.
Sekelsky
Lois B. Selix
John R. Severson
John E. and Elizabeth H.
Shabino
Eilene R. Shadler
John R. Shain
Paul S. and Suzanne K. Shain
Bassam Z. Shakhashiri
Leila Shakkour
Thomas A. Shambeau
Michael S. and Mary S. Shannon
Brian G. and Julie L. Shapiro
Robert D. and Karen J. Shapiro
Robert F. Shea
Catherine K. Sheehan
Charles N. Shepard
Stanley O. Sher
Jerome H. Shereshewsky
Dennis M. and Carol J. Sherman
Joseph N. and Leslie R.
Shneider
Kenneth F. Siebel
Marvin G. Siegert
Louise A. Silberman
Malcolm S. Sina
Andrew J. and Harriet M. S.
Singer
Terry M. Sivesind
Jon P. and Cynthia M. Skavlem
Glen A. Skillrud
Curtis E. and Sylvia D. Skinner
Steven F. Skolaski
James F. and Judith H. Sloan
Michael J. and Mary B. Smale
Avis H. Smart
John H. and Cynthia J. Smet
Carl D. Smith
Irwin F. Smith
James L. Smith
James S. and Kelley J. Smith
Jay L. Smith
Michael D. Smith
Philip R. Smith
Rodger F. Smith
Ronald E. Smith
Susan D. Smith
Thomas R. Smith
Thomas W. Smith
Karla A. Snively
Bernard M. Sobieski
Thomas J. and Mary E. Sobota
Joseph W. and Stacy A.
Soderholm
John, Jr. and Sue E. Soevig
Joanne Soja
Lorraine O. Solie
Hans W. and Mary L. Sollinger
John A. Sommers and Phyllis
A. Lovrien
Philamae M. Sonntag
Thomas A. and Janet M. Sontag
Kathy D. Southern
Ronald E. and Janice L. Sowle
Kenneth J. Sparks
Michael J. Spector
Eugene W. Speltz
Rita J. Spitz
Jon Y. Spoerri and Debra J.
Christgau
Leona L. Stapel
David K. and Marcie D. Stark
Phillip C. Stark
Ronald B. and Debra L. Starr
Kenneth D. and Colleen M.
Statz
Robert M. and Penelope R.
Steiner
Lisa A. Steinkamp
Jon M. and Rebecca J.
Stellmacher
Stewart R. Stender and Deborah
A. Davenport
Alan J. Stengel
Robert A. Stephan
Gerald D. Stephens
Thomas R. and Mary W.
Stephens
James T. and Diane H. K.
Stephenson
Joseph T. and Jamie G. Steuer
Thomas D. Stevens
Thomas W. Stock
Mary K. Strachota
Laird W. and Joan E. Strand
William A. and Audrey Strang
Mary E. Strickland
Peter L. and Susan H. Struck
David G. Stueber
Daniel F. Stulac
Catherine L. Sturm
Edward J. Suharski
Michael R. Swanson
Bradley C. Tank
D. Keith and Ruby D. Tanke
Bradley F. and Frances S. Taylor
Thomas L. Taylor
Todd A. and Linda S. Taylor
Thomas M. and Julie A. Tefft
Frederick C. Teitgen and Debra
J. Byars
Floyd A. Tekampe
Glen E. and Susan Tellock
Leah Temkin
Ronald E. Temkin
Jan B. Terry
Thomas E. Terry
Richard P. Teske
Steven C. Tews
Patrick A. Thiele
Lloyd H. Thomas
Howard E. and Judith M.
Thompson
James H. Thompson
Richard J. and Anne I. K.
Thompson
Thomas G. Thompson
Wayne J. and Judith E. A.
Thompson
Peter N. and Carol D. Thomson
Gerald M. and Norrita V.
Thorne
William A. Thurwachter
Thomas G. Tierney
Timothy A. Tierney
Douglas J. Timmerman
Glenn L. and Barbara S.
Timmerman
Timothy J. Timura
Sara A. Tirner
Stuart W. and Ann Tisdale
Harry J. and Marjorie S. Tobias
David A. and Marilyn
Tomfohrde
James S. Tomlin
Peter P. Tong
Dennis E. Torkko
Carol T. Toussaint
William A. Towell
Kenneth R. and Bernadine
Townsend
Peter P. and Susan J. Trapp
Joseph B. Trecek, Jr.
Sal A. Troia
Robert J. and Dorothy M. Troller
William S. and Joan W.
Trukenbrod
Jon G. and Susan S. Udell
David B. Urben
Noel E. Urben
James Urdan
Donald J. and Joyce E. Ursin
Kenneth P. Urso
Jay E. and Julie M. Van Cleave
Gerald G. Van Dyn Hoven
Robert G. Van Schoonenberg
Kerry D. and Deborah L. Vandell
Larry R. Vangen
James S. and Kathryn K.
Vaughan
Thomas R. Verhage
Arthur A. and Dolores G. Verick
Nancy L. Vernon
John T. Vickman
Edward J. Virnig
Dominic A. Visconsi, Jr.
Michelangelo A. Volpi and Toni
C. Cupal
Ernest K. and Karen B. Von
Heimburg
William B. Von Rutenberg
Henrietta B. Wackman
John F. Wakeman
James S. and Deborah L. Walker
Ray A. and Janet P. Walker
Thomas A. Walker
Donald C. Walkovik
Terrence R. Wall
David G. and Nancy B. Walsh
Douglas D. and Jaclynn C.
Walsh
James H. Walsh
Steven A. Walter
Bryant J. Wangard
Kay E. Wangard
Gerald M. Ward
Terry D. and Mary B. Warfield
David L. Warnock
Marc J. Warren
Lew E. and Mary J. Wartman
Todd A. and Linda L.
Watchmaker
Edward S. and Anita B.
Waterbury
John D. and Mary E. Waterman
Gordon J. Weber
Timothy P. Wegener, II
Barbara E. Wegner
M. Keith Weikel
Leon J. and Janet M. Weinberger
Ralph A. Weinberger
David L. Weiner
James J. Weinert
Donald C. Weinke
Daniel P. Weinstein
Jeffrey L. Weiss
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Larry K. and Amy J. Weiss
Joseph B. Weix
John T. and Celeste S. Wencel
Gary J. Wendt
Gregory J. and Kay S. Werk
Jack H. and Hester H. Werner
Mary A. West
Robert E. and Lucille Westervelt
John W. Westphal
Jerry J. and Enid Weygandt
Michael P. Whelan
Lee E. Whitcomb
Jeffrey M. White
Ruth D. White
George K. Whyte, Jr.
Theodore C., III and Nancy L.
Widder
Edward A. and Cathryn J.
Wiegner
James N. and Jane B. Wierzba
Jeffrey D. and Sara R. F. Wiesner
Marilyn F. Wiesner
Richard J. Wiesner
James B. Wigdale
Lois Wiggins
Patricia Wildman
Barry S. Wildstein
Harold J. and Audrey L.
Wilhelmsen
Richard L. and Susan L. Wilkey
Gregory J. Wilkinson
C. Webb Williams
Carol M. P. Williams
Thomas H. Williams
Kenneth R. Willis
Connie L. Wilson
Raymond L. Wilson
Robert J. and Vera K. Wilson
James F. Wimpress, Jr.
Walter A. Wittich, Jr.
James A. and Margaret B. Wiviott
Andrew G. and Donna B.
Wojdula
Floyd R. Woldt
Carolyn A. Wolfe-Olson
Ervin C. Woller, Jr.
Milton K. Woodhouse
Willard P. Woodman
Robert S. Woodruff
John S. Wright
Kenneth R. Wright
Jerry Yang
Charles H. Yanke
Jeanan Yasiri
Joseph J. and Edna H. Zadra
David J. and Cheryl D. Zelinger
Paul M. Zeller
Andrew A. Ziegler
Dwight E. and Bonnie L. Ziegler
Margaret G. Ziegler
Elena S. Ziehm
John Zimbrick
John C., Jr. and Peggy D.
Zimdars
David A. Zimmerman
Linda M. Zimmerman
David R. Zimmermann
Ernest G. Zum Brunnen
The previous list includes
Bascom Hill Society
members who have
graduated from or
who have given to the
Wisconsin School of
Business at some time
(however, their Bascom
Hill committment may
not necessarily have
been designated for the
Wisconsin School of
Business).
Lifetime recognition and
membership in the Bascom
Hill Society is provided to
individuals and couples
who have made outright
gifts of $25,000 or more,
irrevocable gifts such as
those to pooled income
funds, gift annuities, and
other types of trusts, paid
over any period of time, or
to individuals or couples
who have made revocable
deferred gifts such as a
bequest or revocable trust
of $50,000 or more.
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PRIVATE SUPPORT (year-to-year comparisons 2005-2009)
Total Gifts to Wisconsin School of Business
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$33.9 M
1.6 M
$32.3 M
6.7 M
200
20
$17.8 M
2.6 M
25.6 M
12 M
5
2005
32.3 M
$13.3 M
1.3 M
10
0
2006
$16.8 M
1.7 M
5,505
(12.4%)
$147.6 M
$120.4 M
$120.8 M
$105.0 M
15.1 M
15.2 M
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2007
2008
2009
0
2005 2006
2007 2008 2009
Corporate/Foundation
Number of Donors and
Alumni Giving Percentage
5,247
(12.1%)
$142.2 M
150
100
Alumni and Friends
6000
Jim Kubek
Senior Director of
Development
608/265-7942
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Endowment Market Values
Total Gifts to the Wisconsin
School of Business Annual Fund
5,486
(11.5%)
5,498
(11.9%)
5000
$2.9 M
3.0
4,227
(11.2%)
2.5
4000
2.0
3000
1.5
2000
1.0
1000
0.5
0
2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
0.0
$1.8 M
$1.3 M
$1.2 M
$1.1 M
2005 2006
Randall Wright—one
of the world’s best
known and most prolific
researchers in monetary and
macroeconomics—joined
the Wisconsin School of
Business this fall as the
Ray B. Zemon Chair in
Liquid Assets in the school’s
Department of Finance,
Investment, and Banking. He
has a joint appointment with
UW-Madison’s Economics
Department.
Wright’s research has
been widely recognized as
among the very best in the
field over the past several
decades. Nobel Laureate
Robert Lucas has referred to
Wright as “an internationally
recognized world leader in
all areas of macroeconomic
research.” Wright came to
Wisconsin from the University
of Pennsylvania, where he
was the James Joon-Jin Kim
Professor of Economics.
Perhaps best known for his
work on monetary theory,
Wright has also contributed
significantly in understanding
of labor economics, and
has won several awards
for his research. His ability
to contribute to economic
policy is evidenced by his
appointment as a research
associate of the Federal
Reserve Bank of Minneapolis,
the Bank of Canada, and the
National Bureau of Economic
Research. In addition to
continuing his groundbreaking
research, Wright brings his
expertise into the classroom,
teaching an innovative course
on “Markets with Friction.”
This fall, Wright played
a key role in bringing to
Madison noted experts from
around the nation to discuss
money, banking, and assets.
Wright spearheaded a two-day
conference coordinated by the
school’s Puelicher Center for
Banking Education. Presenters
included noted figures from
academia and government—
including officials from the
Federal Reserve Banks of
New York, Philadelphia, and
Atlanta, and from the Bank
of Canada. Leading thinkers
shared their expertise with
UW-Madison faculty and
Ph.D. students in business and
economics.
Other Outstanding
Faculty Additions
Thanks to resources provided by the Wisconsin Naming Gift,
the Wisconsin School of Business also was able to hire four
additional faculty members for the current school year.
Professor Abdullah Yavas, Real Estate and Urban Land
Economics, is an international leader in real estate economics
and finance. He is one of the most published authors in
the real estate field and a member of the editorial boards
of several leading academic journals. His research is often
cited in the national media, including the Wall Street
Journal, Money, and TIME magazine. Yavas is a member of
the Monetary Policy Committee of the Central Bank of the
Republic of Turkey. Previously, he was with the Smeal College
of Business Administration at Penn State, where he was the
Elliott Professor of Business Administration and research
director of the Institute for Real Estate Studies.
Assistant Professor Chad Navis, Management and Human
Resources, joined the business school from the Goizueta
Business School of Emory University, where he earned
his Ph.D. He was hired as part of a group hire for faculty
relating to INSITE (Initiative for Studies in Technology
Entrepreneurship) which attracts affiliated faculty from
across campus to work on technology entrepreneurship.
His research has focused on how founders’ prior experience
affects the survival of new ventures.
Assistant Professor Zigeng Liu, Operations and Information
Management, joined the business school from Northwestern
University, where she earned her Ph.D. in Industrial
Engineering and Management Sciences. Her research interests
include design of robust supply chains, pricing in supply
chains, and supply chain competition.
Assistant Professor Erwan Quintin, Real Estate and Urban
Land Economics, starts in January 2010. He currently is a
senior economist and policy advisor for the Federal Reserve
Bank of Dallas. He earned his Ph.D. in economics from the
University of Minnesota. His research has been published in
leading economic journals.
2007 2008 2009
*2008 total included a $1M match from a Wisconsin Naming Partner
Data covers the July 1, 2008, through June 30, 2009, fiscal year.
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UPDATE I Alumni News
Four Named to Endowed Chairs/
Professorships
Neeraj Arora, Marketing,
was named to the John P.
Morgridge Chair in Business
Administration. Arora is the
executive director for the A.C.
Nielsen Center for Marketing
Research. His research focuses
on business problems that
require econometric modeling
of individual or group
behavior.
James Johannes was named
to the Aschenbrenner Chair in
Finance. He is the executive
director for the Puelicher
Center on Banking and
associate dean for Executive
Education. Johannes is helping
advance a new initiative for
undergraduates interested in
careers in investment banking.
Rays of
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Assistant Dean of Alumni and Corporate Relations
The Rays of Research seminar series allows Wisconsin
School of Business faculty to share their research insights
with colleagues in the business school and the wider campus
community. Associate Dean for Research Aric Rindfleisch
said the program, launched in 2008, provides a forum
to “disseminate the great research that our faculty do to
a broader audience and to build stronger communal ties
between our students, faculty, staff, and alumni.”
With one year under its belt, Rays of Research has proven
to be a unique venue for sharing research insights.
Recent talks:
“An Analysis of Illegal Insider Trading”
Associate Professor, Elizabeth Odders-White
Finance, Investment, and Banking
“Learning by New Organizations”
Greg DeCroix, Operations
and Information Management,
was named to the Wisconsin
Naming Partnership
Professorship in Operations.
His research is in supply chain
management, with a specific
focus on environmental
considerations in supply chain
management, managing supply
chain disruption risk, and
the impact of decentralized
decision making.
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Elizabeth Odders-White,
Finance, Investment, and
Banking, was named to the
U.S. Bank Professorship
in Banking. Her research
focuses on the trading of
equity securities in U.S.
markets. Examples of her work
include studies of the impact
of government regulation
on securities markets and
examination of the role of
private information in trading.
Her work has appeared in top
academic journals.
Professor Anne Miner
Management and Human Resources
Wisconsin Business Alumni
“Housing for Smarties”
Alisa Robertson
Assistant Dean
Professor François Ortalo-Magné
Real Estate and Urban Land Economics
“International Financial Reporting”
Associate Professor Hollis Skaife
Accounting and Information Systems
View video of faculty research presentations online at:
bus.wisc.edu/research/raysofresearch/
Richard Lee
Associate Director,
Alumni Relations
Kaylene Reilly
Associate Director,
Annual Giving &
Alumni Relations
Elesha Belke
Event and Marketing Specialist
608/265-0575
[email protected]
bus.wisc.edu
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Class Notes
1949-1959
Douglas Torgerson (BBA
‘49) reports that he enjoyed
a 35-year career with 3M
Company, the final eight years
in international operations in
financial management and
oversight, providing financial
analysis of 3M subsidiary
companies in the Pacific Rim.
Ralph Davies (BBA ‘50)
recently wrote a memoir,
“Looking Back: Whatever
Did I Miss?” covering his
experiences in World War II,
his career, and having a large
family in a small Wisconsin
town. Copies are available
by e-mailing ralphdavies@
sbcglobal.net.
Jack VanDien (BBA ‘51) has
retired to the Sierras, what
he calls, “a good ‘last move’
after a lifetime of many
relocations—even for a smalltown Wisconsin man.”
Alistair Neill (MS ‘54) was one
of the first students of Professor
Bob Larson’s MS in Actuarial
Science course. Neill spent
his professional life as an
actuary and reached the role
of general manager at the
Scottish Widows Fund and
Life Assurance Society, a large
mutual life office. He has lived
mainly in Edinburgh, Scotland.
Neill served as president of the
Faculty of Actuaries in 1990-92
and is the author of a textbook
on life contingencies.
1960-1969
John Gerold (BBA ‘65) was
featured on the SeptemberOctober 2009 cover of On
Balance, the magazine of the
Wisconsin Institute of Certified
Public Accountants (WICPA).
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Alumni News
David Masche (BBA ‘65, MBA
‘66) is a semi-retired CPA who
enjoys travel and photography.
He recently completed a
nine-week motorhome trip to
Alaska.
Pete Barile (MBA ‘66) retired
in 2001 as executive vice
president of Shelby Williams
Industries in Chicago, which
manufactured seating for the
hospitality market. Barile
started his own company,
serving a similar market, in
2002. He has worked in China,
and is teaching an international
business course this fall.
Steven Burrill (BBA ‘66) was
featured in the Star Tribune of
Minneapolis for his pioneering
work in the biotechnology
industry. Burrill, a venture
capitalist based in San
Francisco, recently made an
investment to convert an elk
farm in southern Minnesota
into a bioscience incubator.
Supporters of the project
say it could help trigger the
Minnesota biotech industry.
Steven Cohen (BBA ‘66) spent
his career with Deloitte &
Touche in the international tax
area after earning his J.D. in
1969 from UW-Madison and
an LLM in taxation from NYU
Law School. Upon retirement,
Cohen continues to serve
clients involved in international
business via his own consulting
practice. This February, Cohen
will be elected as president
of the U.S. branch of the
International Fiscal Association
(IFA), a professional group of
about 1,000 international tax
advisers.
Jared Lobdell (MBA ‘66, MS
‘75) married Jane Starke in
September 2009. Lobdell
was listed in the October
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2009 issue of “Who’s Who
in America.” He is an author
and editor, writing books on
Tolkien, C. S. Lewis, American
history, and other topics.
Lobdell has been a lecturer
at local colleges in Central
Pennsylvania, including global
studies at Harrisburg Area
Community College.
Marian Walluks (BBA ‘68, MBA
‘71) and MCW Productions,
LLC are planning the 2010
Business Women’s Expo
scheduled for March 1 in
Madison. Wallucks publishes a
monthly e-mail event calendar
of networking events in the
greater Madison area. For more
information, visit her website at
mcwproductions.com.
1970-1979
Gary Chaudoir (BBA ‘70) has
worked in art glass since 1977.
He has a stained glass business
in his home studio in Sister
Bay, Wis. Chaudoir specializes
in custom work in stained
glass, fused glass, fused glass
jewelry, and sandblasting, and
teaches classes in those fields.
Alan Ferguson (BBA ‘70)
has just published his
fourth novel, “Dreams of
a Janitor—Kenosha High
School’s Spiritual Guardian
of the Annex,” a spiritual/
visionary story set in 1965. It is
available on Amazon.com and
Infinitypublishing.com.
Ken Towers (BBA ‘71) has
joined UBS Financial in
Walnut Creek, Calif.
Wayne Mueller (BBA ‘72)
retired after 30 years as an IBM
sales and marketing executive
in 2002 to teach the marketing
curriculum at Carlson School
of Management at the
University of Minnesota, where
he is completing his Ph.D.
Stephen Jarchow (BBA ‘74,
MS ‘76, JD ‘76) received
media coverage for the success
of his independent film
distribution company, Regent
Releasing. The company
focuses on acquiring foreign
and independent films and
releasing them in the U.S.
market. Jarchow and Regent
Releasing received an Oscar
nomination for the 1997 film
“Gods and Monsters” and won
the Best Foreign Language Film
Oscar with the Japanese film,
“Departures.”
Bruce Ravid (BBA ‘74) has a
radio show in development
called “Go Deep with Bruce
Rave,” which will be targeted
to new-rock music stations
nationally.
Marsha Bass (MBA ‘76), vice
chairperson and president
for PPM-Global, directs
strategic planning and business
development, and creates
the internal policies and
procedures for the company.
Bass’ previous experience
includes heading client
services at several advertising
agencies serving Fortune 100
clients. Her daughter, Ashley
Atwater, is a first-year MBA
student in real estate at the
Susan Peters (BBA ‘77) recently
received her LEED Accredited
Professional designation and
is working in HVAC Energy
Retrofits and consulting with
building owners/operators on
energy rebates.
John Keating (BBA ‘79) is
business development director
in Madison for Trissential, a
management consulting firm.
1980-1989
Judy Dobles (MBA ‘80) just
completed a 4,300-mile selfsupported bicycle ride from
San Diego, Calif., to Rochester,
N.Y. with her husband.
Cheryl Kapitan Carroll
(BBA ‘80) heads Kapitan
Engineering, Inc., a firm
in Prairie du Sac, Wis.,
specializing in cable networks,
telecommunication design,
and land surveying services.
The company has just received
the Disadvantaged Business
Enterprise designation through
the Wisconsin Department of
Transportation.
Karen Hansen (MA ‘80) is
a freelance clarinetist with
orchestras and chamber
ensembles in the Twin Cities
and Rochester, Minn. She also
does freelance writing and
photography for a variety of
publications.
for 22 years for Amoco/BP as
a human resource director and
has recently launched a new
career as a leadership coach.
Dave Hynek (BBA ‘81)
completed his second full
Ironman Wisconsin triathalon
in September.
Detlef Weiler (MBA ‘85) has
been working in real estate
appraisal for 24 years, 17
of them in Wisconsin. In
August 2009, he formed his
own commercial real estate
appraisal company, offering
commercial and industrial
valuation services in northeast
Wisconsin.
Diane (Machut) Richards (BBA
‘81, MBA ‘82) is currently
at Ameriprise Financial as
director of customer insights.
She is also on the external
advisory board of the A.C.
Nielsen Center for Marketing
Research at the Wisconsin
School of Business. She lives in
Plymouth, Minn.
William Paul Dean (BBA ‘86)
is chief administrative officer
for Laureate Education, Inc., in
Brazil. He and his wife Claudia
have four children and live in
Coral Gables, Fla.
Pattie Petersen-Klein (BBA
‘82) was elected president of
the Kansas Women Attorneys
Association, a 250-member
group dedicated to the
advancement of women in the
profession.
Darrell Zoromski (BBA ‘86)
accepted a new role in 2008 as
president and CEO of Miramar
Labs, a private, clinical-stage
medical device company.
His company is located in
Sunnyvale, Calif.
Brian Hungerford (MBA ‘83)
is a principal with The ROIG
Group, a Twin Cities-based
management consulting firm
comprised of experienced
practitioners in the retail
industry.
Michelle Gile (BBA ‘88) just
celebrated her 20-year service
anniversary with Pfizer, Inc.
She recently moved back to
New York for a new position
and is responsible for some of
the largest payers in the U.S.
healthcare marketplace.
Dave Rosen (BBA ‘84) is
growing FLEXcon’s business
in Europe, Asia, and Latin
America. Rosen recently
made the top one percent
performance tier among British
small and midsized enterprises.
Kurt Hoffmann (MBA ‘85) lives
in Deerfield, Ill., and leads
strategy and performance for
Accenture’s travel and events
organization.
Lori (Tate) Pannell (BBA ‘85)
“retired” last year after working
Kevin Zlevor (MBA ‘88)
recently relocated to Dubai,
UAE, with his family. He
continues to work with SC
Johnson & Sons, Inc. His
current role is group general
manager for Middle East and
North African operations.
Kathy (Miller) Dondoyano
(BBA ‘89) joined PetSmart
in February 2009 as human
resource director for the
Mountain West and Great
Lakes regions.
1990-1999
Kelly Crowder (BBA ‘90) was
featured in Risk & Insurance
magazine, discussing key
life decisions that led her to
a successful career in risk
management. Crowder has
been in California for 20 years.
Currently she is a risk manager
at Google.
Jim Armstrong (MBA ‘91) is
general manager and vice
president at GoodCents,
overseeing energy efficiency
and conservation programs for
a large Virginia utility. He lives
in Alpharetta, Ga.
Julius Priyanto (MBA ‘91) is
married and has one son.
Priyanto lives in Indonesia and
is working as a chief finance
officer at an international
consulting company.
Tim Prince (BBA ’92) recently
relocated to Madison for his
new job as vice president
of business development at
Meriter Hospital after 15 years
in Maine.
Heather (Nelson) Beverly
(BBA ‘93) is an entertainment
attorney and has launched
Banter Music Group, Inc. with
husband Anthony to produce
the first-ever tribute album
to Maze, featuring Frankie
Beverly. She lives in Antioch,
Calif.
Brian Mullen (BBA ‘93) joined
CUNA Mutual Group in
Madison as a senior actuary in
October 2008. In June 2009,
Brian and Amanda welcomed
their second son into the world.
Taura Prosek (BBA ‘93) is
working as a business banking
officer, providing business
solutions in commercial loans,
deposit products, and cash
management for Central State
Bank in Muscatine, Iowa.
Steve Teitelbaum (MBA ‘93)
relocated to the Washington,
D.C., area. He works for
the University of Maryland
University College, one of 11
accredited universities in the
University System of Maryland.
Alice Ferris (MBA ‘94) is a
certified fundraising executive
and has been re-elected to
the Association of Fundraising
Professionals International
Board of Directors as vice chair
of member services. Ferris also
serves as president of the AFP
Northern Arizona Chapter.
Carlos Duchicela (MBA ‘96,
MAcc ‘96) was promoted
to corporate manager of
accounting and financial
reporting for Reybanpac,
Ecuador’s third-largest banana
exporter. The new job is based
in Ecuador’s Los Rios province,
the world’s banana capital.
Robert MacIntyre (MBA ‘96)
began his career as a marketing
strategist in Middleton, Wis.
after earning his MBA from
the UW. MacIntyre recently
joined Blue Star Jets in its Boca
Raton, Fla., regional office,
while he still owns and runs
MacIntyre Consulting, LLC, an
independent marketing and
strategic planning consulting
firm.
Brian Nowak (BS ‘96) is an
industrial sales manager for
Kurz Electric Solutions, selling
electric motors, drives, and
power transmission equipment
to customers located
throughout Wisconsin.
Daniel Cocos (BBA ‘97),
a software architect, has
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Class Notes
extensive experience in both
the public and private sectors,
exposing him to a variety
of clients from the Census
Bureau, to the National
Education Association, to the
travel site Away.com.
Vijay Gandhi (BBA ‘98) had
a baby girl, Reisha, on July 1,
2009. Gandhi is now general
manager of reward information
services of Middle East Africa
region for Hay Group.
Jason Huett (BBA ‘99) played
a role in the film, “Public
Enemies,” starring Johnny
Depp, which was largely
filmed in Wisconsin. Huett
played a policeman held
hostage. He is a former
stuntman and owns and runs
Kicks Unlimited, a martial arts
school in Fitchburg, Wis.
Carol Schultz (BBA ‘99) and
fellow badger Tim Anderson
(BS’ 96, Chemistry) did not
meet on campus; they met
on Match.com. Still, they
share a deep love of all things
Wisconsin. When the engaged
couple went on a two-week
tour through Germany, Austria,
and Switzerland in May, they
took along “Flat Bucky” for the
trip. Informed sources report
that “Varsity” will be played
when these two Badgers wed
next June.
2000-2009
Julie (Preston) Karg (BBA ‘00,
MAcc ‘01) and Mike Preston
welcomed their first son, Justin
Riley, on May 3, 2009. They
reside in Orange, Calif., and
Justin is the newest Badger fan
in the UW Alumni Chapter of
Orange County.
working on his third start-up
company. After completing law
school and founding InStadium
and Riverbank Capital
Management, he moved on to
BringIt, an online gaming site
that allows Xbox, Playstation,
and Wii gamers to legally
compete against each other
online for cash and prizes.
Heather Amborn Garrison
(BBA ‘01) moved to China
for three years following
graduation, where she worked
for a global sourcing Internet
company and eventually
met her husband (also from
Wisconsin). For their wedding,
they hired members of the UW
Marching Band for a mini-Fifth
Quarter to surprise their guests.
Both now work for companies
in Madison that manufacture
products in China.
Jason Fenske (BBA ‘01) was
married to Carly Rittenhouse
on September 5, 2009 in
Lafayette Hill, Pa. Fenske is an
outside sales representative for
Cargill on the East Coast, and
lives outside Philadelphia.
Sarah Fowles (MA ‘01) earned
her J.D. from University of
Wisconsin Law School in
2008. She is an attorney
practicing business, tax, and
employee benefits law with
Michael Best & Friedrich
in Milwaukee. She lives in
Wauwatosa, Wis., with her
spouse, Matthew Poulson
(MA’01) and daughter, Elinor.
Eric Zawid (BBA ‘01) is the
director of VIP Services for The
Light Group, working on the
opening of five new venues for
the Aria Hotel and Casino in
Las Vegas. The resort is part of
MGM’s City Center Project.
Woodrow Levin (BBA ‘00) lives
in Chicago and is currently
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Chad Sorenson (MBA ‘02)
started and ran Fluent Systems,
LLC after graduation, which
was sold to Raven Industries
in 2003. In 2005, Sorenson
started Sologear and is the
firm’s president. Sologear
markets the FlameDisk,
a new ethanol-based fuel
source for charcoal grills.
The company is headquartered
in Middleton, Wis.
Denise (Schmitt) Lawien (BBA
‘03) was married on March 21,
2009, and is expecting her first
child in April 2010.
Heidi (Kain) Nebozuk (BBA
‘03, MAcc ‘03) married Brian
Nebozuk on September 9,
2009, on the island of Maui,
Hawaii.
Kristy Peters (BBA ‘03) recently
moved to the Phoenix office of
Littler Mendelson, a national
labor and employment law
firm.
Jeff Broaden (BBA ‘04) earned
an MBA at the University of
Chicago and is working for
McNally Capital in Chicago.
Joi Dozier (MBA ‘04) recently
moved from San Antonio,
Texas, to Honolulu, Hawaii,
where she is stationed at
Hickam Air Force Base.
Dozier is the new medical
readiness flight commander at
the 15th Medical Group. Her
shop specializes in preparing
medical personnel for
deployments and humanitarian
missions throughout the world.
Lance Mikus (MBA ‘04)
is now global director of
invitrogen brand strategy for
Life Technologies, a company
formed by the merger of
Applied Biosystems and
Invitrogen in Camarillo, Calif.
Andrea Mitchell (MA ‘04)
married John Clark on
September 6, 2009.
Jill Nikolai (BBA ‘06) moved to
Frankfurt, Germany, in January,
after working in Heitman’s
Acquisitions group for two
years in Chicago. The firm is
reorganizing its European real
estate team and Nikolai will
begin working work in the
consolidated London office in
January.
Laura Gramann (BS ‘07) is
back in Silicon Valley after a
year-long assignment in New
York City. At Google, she works
on the international benefits
team, assisting expats with
their health coverage. She
recommends, “If you live in
NYC, check out Mad River
Grille on game days— GO
BADGERS!”
Marc Levy (BBA ‘07) is
pursuing a master’s degree
at the London School of
Economics in Social and Public
Communication.
Brandon Rowley (BBA ‘07)
moved to New York to trade
stocks on Wall Street after
graduating in May 2007. He
joined T3 in August 2007, just
two months before the top of
the stock market. His training
as an equity trader began with
IN MEMORIAM
Raymond “Ray” Devine
(BBA ‘48) age 88,
August 29, 2009
Irv Peckarsky (BPH ‘42),
age 88, August 24, 2009
Kevin Stahlman (MS ‘88),
age 45, June 11, 2009
positions in Lehman Brothers.
He survived the crash of 2008,
a brutal year for financial
professionals. As Rowley puts
it, “What a beginning to my
career!”
to UW-Madison for a degree in
dietetics.
Amanda Schnell (BBA ‘07) has
decided to make a change in
her career path and is returning
Melissa Wychocki (MBA ‘07) is
now a principal at WestShore,
a client advisory services firm
providing management and
consulting services for the
senior living industry. She is
based in Chicago, Ill.
Justin Cole (BBA ‘08) was
featured in the New York Times
for a classic car find. A classic car
restorer in Madison, Wis., Cole is
working on the legendary (some
would say mythical) Tucker
Convertible. Cole planned to
prove the doubters wrong at the
car’s premiere in Westport, Conn.
this fall.
Nick LaMantia (BBA ‘08)
wrote an ACT Test preparation
book entitled “The ACT Black
Book.” LaMantia also founded
the company, Superior Test
Preparation, which sells test
prep materials and provides
tutoring and test prep classes
in the Chicago area.
DISTINGUISHED BUSINESS ALUMNI
In the more than 100-year history of the Wisconsin School of
Business, fewer than 100 individuals have been chosen for its
Distinguished Business Alumnus Award. This fall, four alumni
were honored for their career achievements and contributions
to community service, and the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
Dean Michael Knetter presented the awards to this year’s honorees
during the 2009 Homecoming Gala.
David R Anderson, BBA ‘70,
MBA ’74, is chairman and
CEO of American Family
Insurance Group. Based in
Madison, American Family
is the third largest mutual
property/casualty insurance
company and the sixteenth
largest property/casualty
company in the nation.
Anderson is a member of
several industry boards. He
also serves on the boards of
Meriter Health Services, Inc./
Meriter Hospital, Inc./Meriter
Management Services, the
Dean’s Advisory Board, and
the U.S. Bank Advisory Board.
Other boards on which he
serves include those of the
Greater Madison Chamber of
Commerce, Future Madison
Housing, and United Way of
Dane County.
Stephen M. Bennett, BBA
‘76, is the former president
and CEO of Intuit Inc. Under
Bennett’s leadership, Intuit
became a leader in small
business and consumer tax
preparation, and personal
financial management
software, with flagship
brands such as QuickBooks,
TurboTax, and Quicken.
Since leaving the company
in 2007, Bennett has been
active as an angel investor and
board member. He is a board
member of Sun Microsystems,
Qualcomm, Intuit, and two
private companies, Sojern
and Nemean Networks.
Bennett chairs the board of
Nemean Networks and the
Dean’s Advisory Board of the
Shown left to right are: Stephen Bennett, Patrick Thiele, Michael
Knetter, David Anderson and Glen Tellock
Glen Tellock, BBA ‘83,
is president and CEO of
the Manitowoc Company,
Inc. The company’s two
businesses, Manitowoc
Cranes and Manitowoc
Foodservice, employ nearly
16,000 people and run
operations in more than
20 countries. In addition
to his work at Manitowoc
Company, Tellock has served
on the Dean’s Advisory Board
of the Wisconsin School of
Business and is on the board
of directors for Big Brothers
Big Sisters of Manitowoc
County.
Patrick A Thiele, BBA
‘72, MS ‘75, is president
and CEO of PartnerRe
Ltd. Under his leadership
since 2000, PartnerRe
has become a diversified,
global reinsurance
company with 13 office
locations worldwide,
offering reinsurance
coverage for property and
casualty, catastrophe,
specialty lines, life, and
alternative risk products.
A Chartered Financial
Analyst, Thiele serves on
the Dean’s Advisory Board
of the Wisconsin School
of Business and the board
of St. John’s University’s
School of Risk Management
and Actuarial Science.
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UPDATE I Dean’s Advisory Board
Questions
Bryan Duggan, BBA ’99, (left)
appeared on ABC’s “Shark
Tank” with business
partner Adam McCombs to
compete for funding for their
company. You can watch
Photo: Sander Schoonbeek
If you watched the business-themed reality TV show “Shark Tank”
on ABC this fall, you will have seen Brian Duggan, BBA ’99. Duggan
competed on the program alongside his business partner and cofounder of the company, Adam McCombs. They pitched the business idea for their
company, JumpForward, to a panel of major investors, who ended up being so impressed
they paid $600,000 for a 50-percent stake in the company. UPDATE’s Kaylene Reilly
spoke with Duggan and learned how even a reality TV show can be a valuable tool in
the hands of an entrepreneur.
Let’s start back a couple of years. Your career was in investment banking. How did
JumpForward come about?
The original concept was developed by another UW-Madison graduate, Sarah Bilek, and
her husband, Adam McCombs. As high school athletes, they had long been frustrated
with the enormous cost and time it takes for high school athletes to “get noticed.” Their
idea was to help high school athletes navigate the recruiting system and also provide
them with free information and services to connect with college coaches and recruiters.
I can’t take credit for the idea; they brought me in to help structure the business model
and execute on the concept.
JumpForward has been pegged as the social networking tool for athletes. What makes
it stand out?
There are a number of websites that enable high school athletes to create a profile.
However, JumpForward guides them through the entire recruiting process with video
tutorials, a database with over 55,000 college coaches’ contact information, and tools
to monitor and track all correspondence with each coach. At the same time, we are the
only solution that also caters to college coaches, so both the athlete and coach are using
the same platform.
the drama for yourself at
jumpforward.com.
How did the reality TV show, “Shark Tank,” play into your strategy?
My brother told me about the show and we saw an opportunity to gain access to capital
and build brand awareness. For the last two years, we have bootstrapped our way along,
investing much of our savings in the business. We knew it was time to bring in “smart
capital.”
You went in asking for $150k for a 10-percent stake in the company and you left with
$600k, giving up 50 percent. I’m guessing that was a win for you.
Yes. Dollars aside, there is a lot of value in “smart money.” The connections and
experience we’ve brought onto our team and the exposure we have received as a result
can’t be overvalued. This was an important milestone for us. Now we are in negotiations
with our new partners to determine next steps.
How have you coped with national attention generated by the show?
We have received an incredible response from the show. In the first three weeks since
it aired the website has received millions of hits. While all this attention can create
some great opportunities, it’s important we keep focused on our mission and not get too
distracted by everything that publicity brings.
Stephen M. Bennett
(Board Chair)
Former CEO
Intuit Inc.
Andy Albert
Managing Director &
Operating Partner
Svoboda Collins LLC
David Anderson
Chairman & CEO
American Family Insurance
Group
Sean Cleary
President & CEO
Cleary Building Corp.
John Davis
CEO
Great Northern Corporation
Tom Formolo
Partner
Member of Management
Committee
Code Hennesy & Simmons LLC
Laura Francis
CFO
Promega
Julie Howard
President, Chief Operating
Officer
Navigant Consulting, Inc.
David S. Johnson
President & CEO, America
Division
Barry Callebaut AG
Peter Leidel
Founder & Member
Yorktown Partners
Dave Lesar
Chairman of the Board,
President & CEO
Halliburton Company
Keith R. Lobo
Chairman
Elastix Corp.
Lowell Robinson
Managing Director
LWR Advisors
Thomas Madsen
Former Global Head of Equities
UBS Global Asset Management
Mike Shannon
CEO
KSL Capital Partners
John Neis
Managing Director
Venture Investors Management
LLC
Terry M. Sivesind
President & Co-founder,
Venture Capitalist
Poseidon Probes LLC
Dale Nitschke
Managing Director
The Ovative/Group
Sandra Sponem
Senior VP & CFO
Mortenson Construction
Bill Nygren
Portfolio Manager
Harris Associates, Oakmark
Fund
Stew Stender
Partner
Stewart Lawrence Group
Debra Perry
Managing Member
Perry Consulting
Stephen R. Petersen
Senior Vice President/
Portfolio Manager
Fidelity Management &
Research Co.
Charles H. Phipps
General Partner
Sevin Rosen Funds
E.J. Plesko
President
EJ Plesko & Associates Inc.
Todd Pulvino
Principal
CNH Partners, AQR Capital
Management
Paul Purcell
Chairman, President & CEO
Robert W. Baird & Co Inc.
Bradley Tank
CEO & Managing Director
Neuberger Berman Asset Mgmt.
Neil Thall
Former CEO
Aldata Solution, Inc.
Pat Thiele
President & CEO
PartnerRe Ltd.
John Ver Bockel
Senior VP
Merrill Lynch & Co.
Don Walkovik
Partner
Sullivan & Cromwell
Keith Weikel
Retired Senior Executive VP &
COO
HCR Manorcare
Jeff Yabuki
CEO
Fiserv
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