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Transfer Pathway Team Appointments 8/19/2016 by Team Active Fall 16 Y Fall 2016 Transfer Pathway Team Appointments 8/19/2016 by Team Active Fall 16 Y # of Membership Ap Row Labels Groups pts Coll-Univ FN LN Institution Minnesota State College - Chemistry Admin 1 Coll Jo Poncelet Southeast 2 Coll Cary Komoto Normandale Community College 3 Univ Amber Schultz St. Cloud State University Minnesota State University 4 Univ Jeffrey Bodwin Moorhead Minnesota State University, IFO 1 Univ John Thoemke Mankato 2 Univ Sara Hein Winona State University Southwest Minnesota State 3 Univ John Hansen University Minnesota State University 4 Univ Shawn Garrett Moorhead 5 Univ 6 Univ Sarah Dimick Gray Metropolitan State University 7 Univ Kate Edelman Metropolitan State University MAPE 1 Coll North Hennepin Community MSCF 1 Coll Eugenia Paulus College 2 Coll John Benson Ridgewater College Rochester Community and 3 Coll Heather Sklenicka Technical College 4 Coll Andrew Aspaas Anoka-Ramsey Community College Minneapolis Community and 5 Coll Lijin Shu Technical College 6 Coll Elizabeth Longley Normandale Community College MSCSA 1 Coll Michael Badger MSUAASF 1 Univ Laura McCauley Winona State University Students United 1 Univ TPCT Minneapolis Community and TPCT Liaison 1 Liaison Chuck Paulson Technical College 1 of 13 Fall 2016 Transfer Pathway Team Appointments 8/19/2016 by Team Minneapolis Community and Communication Admin 1 Coll Derrick Lindstrom Technical College Bloemendaal- Pine Technical & Community 2 Coll Joan Gruett College 3 Univ Nancy Mills St. Cloud State University Southwest Minnesota State 4 Univ Robert Forget University Southwest Minnesota State IFO 1 Univ Mark Fokken University Minnesota State University 2 Univ C.T. Hanson Moorhead Minnesota State University, 3 Univ Anne Kerber Mankato 4 Univ Becky Omdahl Metropolitan State University 5 Univ Jeff Ringer St. Cloud State University 6 Univ MAPE 1 Coll Halverson- Rochester Community and MSCF 1 Coll Lori Wente Technical College 2 Coll Kari Frisch Central Lakes College 3 Coll Keith Green Ridgewater College 4 Coll Angie Anderson Anoka-Ramsey Community College 5 Coll Jon Wendt Century College 6 Coll Shelly Freese Normandale Community College MSCSA 1 Coll Alan Duball Minnesota State University, MSUAASF 1 Univ Gina Maahs-Zurbey Mankato Students United 1 Univ TPCT Minnesota State Colleges & TPCT Liaison 1 Liaison Louise DiCesare Universities 2 of 13 Fall 2016 Transfer Pathway Team Appointments 8/19/2016 by Team Minnesota State Community and Computer Science Admin 1 Coll Steve Erickson Technical College 2 Coll Scott Determan Dakota County Technical College 3 Univ Adel Ali St. Cloud State University Minnesota State University, 4 Univ Aaron Budge Mankato Minnesota State University, IFO 1 Univ Dean Kelley Mankato Minnesota State University 2 Univ Andrew Chen Moorhead Southwest Minnesota State 3 Univ Dan Kaiser University 4 Univ Brahma Dathan Metropolitan State University 5 Univ 6 Univ MAPE 1 Coll MSCF 1 Coll Robert Niemann Century College 2 Coll Tim Wrenn Anoka-Ramsey Community College 3 Coll Mary Mosman Hennepin Technical College 4 Coll Mark Ahrens Normandale Community College 5 Coll 6 Coll MSCSA 1 Coll Richard Barnier MSUAASF 1 Univ Julie Jaszkowiak Metropolitan State University Students United 1 Univ TPCT TPCT Liaison 1 Liaison Charla Miertschin Winona State University 3 of 13 Fall 2016 Transfer Pathway Team Appointments 8/19/2016 by Team Criminal Justice, Minnesota State Community and Police Admin 1 Coll Dllona Clendenen Technical College 2 Coll Mike Kutzke Ridgewater College 3 Univ Troy Gilbertson Bemidji State University Minnesota State University, 4 Univ Kimberly Greer Mankato Minnesota State University, IFO 1 Univ Pat Nelson Mankato Southwest Minnesota State 2 Univ B.C. Franson University Minnesota State University, 3 Univ Pedro Thomas Mankato Richardson Minnesota State University 4 Univ Katie Jens Moorhead 5 Univ 6 Univ MAPE 1 Coll Amanda Mathews Riverland Community College Alexandria Technical and MSCF 1 Coll Mandi Vanoverbeke Community College North Hennepin Community 2 Coll Robert Hansen College 3 Coll Andy Rooney Hibbing Community College 4 Coll Mary Vukelich Century College 5 Coll Dale Burns Hennepin Technical College Fond du Lac Tribal and Community 6 Coll Wade Lamirande College MSCSA 1 Coll Dylan Kelly MSUAASF 1 Univ Cynthia Olson Metropolitan State University Students United 1 Univ TPCT Minnesota State Colleges & TPCT Liaison 1 Liaison Tamara Arnott Universities 4 of 13 Fall 2016 Transfer Pathway Team Appointments 8/19/2016 by Team Early Childhood Education Admin 1 Coll Mike Boehme Ridgewater College Pine Technical & Community 2 Coll Paula Hoffman College System Minnesota State Colleges & 3 Office Jan Sherman Universities 4 Univ IFO 1 Univ Carmen Cook Metropolitan State University Minnesota State University 2 Univ Erin Gillet Moorhead Minnesota State University, 3 Univ Steve Reuter Mankato 4 Univ 5 Univ 6 Univ Minneapolis Community and MAPE 1 Coll Sarah Dahl Technical College Rochester Community and MSCF 1 Coll Stacey York Technical College 2 Coll Chris Mutchler Itasca Community College 3 Coll Cheryl Redinger Inver Hills Community College 4 Coll Dawn Braa Dakota County Technical College Minneapolis Community and 5 Coll Hope Doerner Technical College 6 Coll Kelly McKown Saint Paul College MSCSA 1 Coll Kimberly Thielen MSUAASF 1 Univ June Reineke Winona State University Students United 1 Univ TPCT TPCT Liaison 1 Liaison Julie Maxson Metropolitan State University 5 of 13 Fall 2016 Transfer Pathway Team Appointments 8/19/2016 by Team Economics Admin 1 Coll Michael Kirch Normandale Community College Pine Technical & Community 2 Coll Jeff Miller College 3 Univ King Banaian St. Cloud State University Minnesota State University, 4 Univ Denise Thompson Mankato Minnesota State University IFO 1 Univ Steven Bolduc Moorhead Minnesota State University, 2 Univ Phil Miller Mankato 3 Univ 4 Univ 5 Univ 6 Univ MAPE 1 Coll MSCF 1 Coll Mark Friedman South Central College 2 Coll Drew Mattson Anoka-Ramsey Community College Minneapolis Community and 3 Coll Cindy Houser Technical College 4 Coll Anne-Marie Ryan-Guest Normandale Community College Rochester Community and 5 Coll Jessie Martinez Technical College 6 Coll MSCSA 1 Coll Minda Nelson MSUAASF 1 Univ Lori Beseler Winona State University Students United 1 Univ TPCT Minnesota State University, TPCT Liaison 1 Liaison Brenda Flannery Mankato 6 of 13 Fall 2016 Transfer Pathway Team Appointments 8/19/2016 by Team Elementary Education Admin 1 Coll Andrea Rystrom Century College 2 Coll Alan Stage Ridgewater College Minnesota State University 3 Univ Ok-Hee Lee Moorhead 4 Univ Steve Hoover St. Cloud State University IFO 1 Univ Joan Bendix Winona State University Minnesota State University, 2 Univ Peg Ballard Mankato Minnesota State University 3 Univ Peggy Rittenhouse Moorhead 4 Univ 5 Univ 6 Univ MAPE 1 Coll Tammy Newcomb Inver Hills Community College MSCF 1 Coll Linette Manier Normandale Community College 2 Coll Katie Smieja Central Lakes College 3 Coll Carla Weigel Hennepin Technical College 4 Coll Janice Hofschulte Inver Hills Community College 5 Coll Debbie Schierbeck Hennepin Technical College 6 Coll Erin Kennedy Hennepin Technical College MSCSA 1 Coll Richard Barnier MSUAASF 1 Univ Jodi Monerson Bemidji State University Students United 1 Univ TPCT TPCT Liaison 1 Liaison Cindy Kaus Metropolitan State University 7 of 13 Fall 2016 Transfer Pathway Team Appointments 8/19/2016 by Team Kinesiology & Exercise Science Admin 1 Coll Anne Johnson Dakota County Technical College 2 Coll Jesse Mason Century College Minnesota State University, 3 Univ Kristine Retherford Mankato 4 Univ Minnesota State University, IFO 1 Univ Robert Pettitt Mankato Southwest Minnesota State 2 Univ Brent Jeffers University 3 Univ 4 Univ 5 Univ 6 Univ MAPE 1 Coll Alexandria Technical and MSCF 1 Coll Greg Lanners Community College North Hennepin Community 2 Coll Melissa Lott College 3 Coll Kathy DeDeyn Inver Hills Community College 4 Coll David Alto Anoka-Ramsey Community College 5 Coll Susie Hebrink Riverland Community College 6 Coll Sara Woodward Dakota County Technical College MSCSA 1 Coll Cassie Fiskewold Minnesota State University, MSUAASF 1 Univ Tana Lamm Mankato Students United 1 Univ TPCT Minnesota State University, TPCT Liaison 1 Liaison Shirley Murray Mankato 8 of 13 Fall 2016 Transfer Pathway Team Appointments 8/19/2016 by Team Mathematics Admin 1 Coll Andrew Nesset Century College 2 Coll Melissa Mills Anoka-Ramsey Community College 3 Univ 4 Univ Southwest Minnesota State IFO 1 Univ Sami Shahin University Minnesota State University 2 Univ Adam Goyt Moorhead 3 Univ Ben Weng Metropolitan State University Minnesota State University, 4 Univ Charles Waters Mankato 5 Univ 6 Univ MAPE 1 Univ Jen Foley St. Cloud State University North Hennepin Community MSCF 1 Coll Deane Newborg College 2 Coll Will Baumann Ridgewater College 3 Coll Bill Heider Hibbing Community College Minnesota State Community and 5 Coll Noureddine Benchama Technical College 6 Coll Tony Dunlop Normandale Community College MSCSA 1 Coll Jerid McDonald Minnesota State University MSUAASF 1 Univ Megan Proulx Moorhead Students United 1 Univ TPCT Minnesota State University, TPCT Liaison 1 Liaison Gregg Marg Mankato 9 of 13 Fall 2016 Transfer Pathway Team Appointments 8/19/2016 by Team Nursing Admin 1 Coll Sandy Kohler Anoka-Ramsey Community College 2 Coll Judy Zeiger South Central College Minnesota State University, 3 Univ Henry Morris Mankato 4 Univ Minnesota State University, IFO 1 Univ Ali Faduma Sara Mankato 2 Univ Martha Scheckel Winona State University Minnesota State University 3 Univ
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