Awards Ceremony & Legislative Reception

2019 Presentation of

Call to order Ernie Over President, Association of Community College Trustees

Welcome Erin Taylor Executive Director, Wyoming Association of Community College Trustees

Wyoming All-State Academic Team Ceremonies Dr. Stefani Hicswa President,

Introduction of 2018-19 nominees Announcement of winners Ernie Over President, Wyoming Association of Community College Trustees

Concluding remarks Erin Taylor Executive Director, Wyoming Association of Community College Trustees WACCT AWARDS

5PM Cocktails and hors d’oeuvres

5:45PM Presentation of WACCT Awards

6:30PM Legislative Reception

The biographies listed on the following pages are edited versions of the complete nomination packages submitted. Student of the Year AWARD

ALBERT SIXFEATHERS | When Albert first came to the Adult Learning Center in August 2016, it was immediately apparent he was a motivated student. Since he enrolled at Casper College, Albert has been steadily employed and is an outstanding work-study student for the Adult Learning Center. He was selected as a congressional intern for Senator , and was recognized in the Congressional Record on July 25, 2018. This student has faced many challenges in completing his high school and college education, and has met each challenge with determination. His ultimate educational goal is to attend law school so he can help Native Americans, and we have no doubt he will succeed. Albert is a pleasure to work with and an inspiration to all who know him.

JENN PFISTERER | As a child, Jenn Pfisterer spent nearly a year at Children’s Hospital in Denver prepping to be a bone marrow donor for her older brother. Nurses inspired Jenn to become a nurse, and after her daughter was diagnosed with vocal cord tumors, once more she knew she must pursue her dream. As a nursing student, she demonstrates a deep commitment to patients and earns high scores. With four young children, Jenn balances school and manages her husband’s businesses. As Nursing Association VP, she organized Thanksgiving baskets for those in need. Her leadership has made a bone marrow registry drive an annual event. She’s organizing a trip to Haiti to participate in a service experience during which she will perform health assessments alongside Haitian healthcare providers.

KODI EDWARDS | Kodi proved herself to be one of the hardest working players on EWC’s Volleyball Team, one who would do anything for the betterment of her team. Her natural leadership skills serve her well on the court, academically and in her campus involvement. When asked to serve as a student representative for Governor Mead’s ENDOW Initiative, she jumped in as an active, vocal participant. Kodi was inducted into Phi Theta Kappa, has been on the President’s Honor Roll and currently has a 3.91 GPA. While working on the family’s ranch this past summer, Kodi broke her leg, but that didn’t slow her down. She worked hard on rehabilitation and came back to be recognized as an Academic All-Region IX Student Athlete and Second Team NJCAA All-American. CHELSEA DAVIS-HEARN | Laramie County Community College A non-traditional student, Chelsea has faced significant challenges. As a teenager, she became a mother and put college on hold. In 2017, she decided to continue her education while raising a family and working. She has demonstrated an innate ability to balance the requirements of school, work and family life with a commitment to the community and those in need. As a member of Phi Theta Kappa, she initiated “Chelsea’s Challenge,” which included a drive to gather blankets for the homeless community and a Toys for Tots collection. She even brought her challenge to PTK regional chapters, obtaining donations of travel toiletries for a local charity. Through her actions, Chelsea epitomizes the values of perseverance, service, caring, academic excellence and love of community.

SANDRA COLEMAN | Northern Wyoming Community College District Sandy Coleman was born and raised in Sheridan, Wyoming. After graduating from Sheridan High School, she enlisted in the Army and has traveled and lived all over the world. After 20 years of service, Sandy moved back to Sheridan and is currently a second-year Fine Art student at Sheridan College. She is an exemplary student, kind to others, engaged in learning and a diligent student employee. Sandy has clearly demonstrated a commitment to her academic goals and achieves at a high level of success. She inspires other students to achieve their goals despite obstacles they may face. Sandy positively represents Sheridan College and the Wyoming community college vision by excelling academically, participating on campus and giving to others through volunteerism.

TIFFANY BERGMAN | Northwest College Campus and community service run deep inside Tiffany Bergman. After her election as NWC’s Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) chapter President, it was clear the organization would have strong leadership. In addition, Tiffany was one of the founders of the college’s new Psychology Club and this year serves as Vice President of Public Relations. In addition to Tiffany’s receipt of the prestigious Coca-Cola Leaders of Promise Scholarship—one of only about 200 in the country— she also taught her fellow PTK chapter members how to use PTK’s scholarship portal to apply for compatible scholarships. That selfless contribution yielded two additional Coca-Cola Leaders of Promise Scholars from NWC. In the history of the college’s involvement in the scholarship program, NWC has had only one previous scholarship recipient.

MARIZA SALGUERO | Western Wyoming Community College Mariza Salguero is an adventurous and highly motivated student who is always open to learning. This is reflected in the wide variety of leadership roles she has been elected to or volunteered for on campus. Mariza is a Resident Assistant; Treasurer of the Student Government Association; Vice President of Eco Club; Student Editor for Western’s e-newsletter, Panorama; active Dance Club member; and student worker in Administrative Services. She has established herself as the go-to person for dealing with roommate conflicts and sensitive issues like suicide and mental health concerns. Mariza positively impacts Western’s students and community by supporting causes to create a better society. Faculty Member AWARD

ART WASHUT | Casper College Art Washut is a Casper native who graduated from Casper College with an A.S. degree in law enforcement. He went on to Chadron State College where he completed a B.A. degree in criminal justice. He began a career in policing at the Casper Police Department. During his career, he performed a wide range of duties including uniformed patrol, traffic enforcement, traffic crash investigator, crime scene investigator and warrant officer. He was promoted to sergeant then to lieutenant and to deputy police chief. Art was the interim chief of police until his retirement. Art enjoys baseball and football and serves on the board of directors of Casper Midget Football. He also enjoys gardening, fishing, shooting and hunting. Most of all he enjoys his family.

JEREMY NIELSEN | Central Wyoming College Blending his passion for film and teaching into an environment of growth and learning, Jeremy Nielsen motivates students to follow their passions. Nielsen has held several film industry positions, including music composer. He has made CWC’s Film program a premier degree. Nielsen has expanded his knowledge by creating scripts and submitting them to festivals. He co- wrote two scripts with a student which resulted in Best Drama Script at the New York Television Festival. He was accepted to the Sundance Film Fellow, Sundance Institute Episodic Writing Lab and was an Austin Film Festival finalist. In addition to industry knowledge, he provides students with access to first-rate equipment such as the RED digital cinema camera. His students work to develop projects they feature in CWC’s annual student film festival.

JOHN MARRIN | Eastern Wyoming College John joined the EWC team in 2016 as a business and marketing faculty member. In his first year, he started the National Millennial Business Club, making EWC the only community college involved in this business organization. Students involved in this club have had the opportunity to travel to conferences and businesses around the country, gaining access to some of the top business professionals in the U.S. John also serves as an active member of the Eastern Wyoming College Foundation, which requires a great amount of time and energy. Those nominating John shared that he has a deep devotion to our students and fundamental belief in providing them the tools to succeed in life. DAWN JUNG | Laramie County Community College Demonstrating a passion that goes beyond the classroom, Dawn connects with each student to understand individual skills and tools needed for success, encouraging each student to realize their own potential. Her student-centered drive is proven in the completion numbers in her classroom. She has increased the performance measures and completion rate by more than 10% during the last two years. Dawn was responsible for redesigning the adult education learning environment to a structured classroom with managed enrollment. She also created high school equivalency preparation curriculum and redesigned the classes, resulting in increased retention and performance. She updated the curriculum to incorporate workplace readiness and career exploration into students’ basic skills learning, preparing her students for college and the workforce.

DOUG McGEE | Northern Wyoming Community College District Dr. Doug McGee teaches Political Science and Economics at . He also directs a pilot Center for Teaching and Learning Excellence. His areas of specialization include American and Wyoming government, international relations, Latin American politics and energy politics. His current research interests explore the relationship between natural resource dependence and trajectories for political development and economic diversification in Wyoming and the American West. Prior to arriving at Gillette College, Dr. McGee taught political science, Latin American politics and humanities for several colleges and universities for 10 years. He received the Excellence in Teaching Award from the National Society of Leadership and Success twice and was recognized as the 2016-2017 Outstanding Faculty member of the Year at Gillette College.

MICHAEL CUDDY | Northwest College Dr. Michael Cuddy understands that teaching is not entirely about a student’s experience in the classroom alone. He believes that a teacher is a mentor, who guides a student and is invested in student success. As a lecturer, Michael is cognizant of students’ needs and fields questions as they arise. In his role as an academic advisor, he helps students take the first steps in their career paths. As a work-study supervisor, he introduces students for their first time to a working chemistry stockroom. As a research mentor, he facilitates hands-on application of the often-nebulous concepts students encounter in classroom lecture. Michael has implemented initiatives and programs at Northwest College that have a profound impact on student success in and out of the classroom.

RANDAL GOFF | Western Wyoming Community College A well-published expert, Dr. Randal Goff has made significant contributions to science. He teaches Chemistry at a collegiate level, but explained in easily digestible terms to students. His excellent attitude toward instruction and healthy dose of humor make learning chemistry enjoyable. Dr. Goff has served as Senate Vice-Chair, Chair and Past Chair as well as Senate Representative on the Curriculum Committee. He has actively contributed to the Sweetwater County Science Fair the past six years. A believer in lifelong learning, he participates in the National Great Teacher Movement designed to help teachers exchange ideas, introspectively evaluate their instructional approach, expand their network of colleagues and rededicate themselves to their calling. Dr. Goff has twice been nominated for Western’s Extra Mile Award for work beyond his Classified Employee AWARD

TARA GOLTERMANN | Casper College Tara Goltermann began her career at Casper College as a work-study student and has continued in the same department throughout her time here. She firmly believes in the power of education. During her time at her current position, she has earned her associate’s, then her bachelor’s, and is currently working on her master’s degree. She serves as a member of the HLC Accreditation Committee and on the HLC Ethics Committee at Casper College. She is responsible for following the department’s comprehensive national accreditation standards and completing a portfolio with documentation that proves they meet the required criteria.

STEFAN PETERSEN | Central Wyoming College Beginning as a Grounds Technician, Stefan Petersen quickly advanced to Grounds Supervisor and has worked hard to maintain and expand the beauty of college grounds. Petersen and his small crew of two manage more than 200 acres and more than three miles of sidewalk. He is currently working to make CWC part of Tree Campus USA. He focuses on creating a more sustainable campus. Passionate about recycling and teaching others about the importance of nature, Petersen took the 57-mile Interdisciplinary Climate Change Expedition to conduct research. He entered a large blue spruce in Wyoming Champion Trees. The tree, located at CWC’s Sinks Canyon Center, is now recognized as the largest blue spruce in Wyoming. Petersen is also a training captain for the Lander Fire Department.

LINDA EVANS | Eastern Wyoming College It is hard to walk down any hall at EWC and not see the work of Linda Evans. Her beautiful design work can be found in signage, posters, flyers and many other things across campus, including flooring, wall colors, fixtures and furnishings. She works very hard to ensure that Eastern Wyoming College always looks good! Linda is a happy, positive and outgoing person with a contagious personality. She is usually one of the first people to quickly welcome newcomers to the EWC family. As a very responsible and organized team member, she is a valuable asset to EWC. KATIE GOOCH | Laramie County Community College Katie advises the Student Leadership Council at LCCC’s Albany County Campus, supporting student leaders in a variety of ways, including taking the group to New York to learn about planning educational leadership activities and programs. Katie has also helped with numerous partnerships in the Laramie community. These public service and engagement opportunities build relationships between the campus and the Laramie community. Her hope is that students will continue to engage with their respective areas even after they leave LCCC, continuing a life of service. Outside of work, Katie thrives on the opportunity to be engaged in the community. She demonstrates personally what she asks students to do as they grow into leaders both at the Albany County Campus and in their daily lives.

LUCIA GARCIA MIRANDA | Northern Wyoming Community College District Lucia was born in Michoacán, Mexico. In 2006, her husband died in a car accident, leaving her a widow with two children. Despite the many challenges she faced in 2007, she became a Citizen of the United States. As a single mother, Lucia started working at NWCCD and has since become an example to many employees of how hard work and dedication pay off. Lucia now travels the College District mentoring and teaching other Hispanic employees how to overcome obstacles they encounter in life and at work. Lucia helps improve our community college by encouraging those who have similar backgrounds to continue their education and mentoring them through that process. As Custodial Supervisor/Event Setup Coordinator, Lucia goes above and beyond her daily tasks.

REBECCA VOSS | Northwest College While most people resist when workplace situations change, Rebecca Voss doesn’t hesitate before asking what is needed, stepping in, and working hard. Ms. Voss, when asked to split her worktime between a temporary library position and her Senior Office Assistant duties for Business/Agriculture and Communications departments, cheerfully and energetically stepped in by assessing needs, re-scheduling worktime and organizing her two offices to support library staff, related faculty and students. During this year, Ms. Voss completed her Masters in Library Science, worked an additional evening job, continued as principal flautist with the NWC Civic Orchestra, performed with college vocal ensembles, and coached potential college students on a community softball team. Ms. Voss is an outstanding colleague with an exceptional work ethic, knowledgebase and NWC advocacy.

DEEANNA ARCHULETA | Western Wyoming Community College DeeAnna Archuleta is an expert in Financial Aid at Western Wyoming Community College, known for her positive attitude and bright disposition. She goes above and beyond in her daily tasks and sits on the Military Affairs Committee, Technological Advisory Committee, Employee Development and Recognition Committees and departmental committees. In addition to her duties on various committees, DeeAnna takes at least one course at Western every semester, which helps her continue her education as well as apply a different perspective to her work. During busy times, DeeAnna can be found working early mornings and late evenings to ensure WWCC students’ needs are met. Professional Employee AWARD

LINDA NICHOLS | Casper College A Casper College employee for more than 22 years, Linda Nichols has held a variety of roles in Student Services, including Registrar the past six years. In May 2018, she completed her Master of Arts Degree in Educational Administration in Adult and Post-secondary Education through the . Born and raised in North Dakota, Linda is married and has three children, two sons and a daughter. In her free time, she enjoys reading, camping with family and scrapbooking. “I enjoy working with students as well as my colleagues at the college,” Linda says. “I have the perfect job that allows me to do both. My experience in higher education, Casper College specifically, gives me a historical perspective that is helpful in making decisions.”

CAROL KRAFT | Central Wyoming College A nine-year employee, Carol Kraft operates with impeccable values, is attentive to details and is willing to learn and help others. Executive Assistant to the Vice President for Student Affairs, Carol keeps the division organized by helping with reports, budget management, travel and paperwork. She was on the Continuous Quality Improvement Committee, helping create a template for committee charges to promote efficiency. Carol dedicates time helping others be successful and volunteers in the new-employee mentor/ mentee program. A student success advocate, she volunteers at new student orientation and career building events as well as at Wyoming PBS. Carol co- advises a travel club that raises funds for historical and cultural experiences outside Wyoming, and positively represents and supports CWC through her actions, positive attitude and pleasant demeanor.

STAN NICOLLS | Eastern Wyoming College Stan is an extremely hands-on professional. He is more than willing to roll up his sleeves to get the job done and learn new ideas by listening and watching. As an advisor for SkillsUSA, he and his students enjoy purchasing and taking toys to children at the Torrington Learning Center during the holidays. Stan played an integral part in planning and designing the welding and machine tooling labs in the newly opened Career and Technical Education Center on the main campus. He has also given up many holiday and summer breaks to either travel to workforce sites and provide welding training and testing or to host employees on the EWC campus for training and testing for business and industry partners in need of skilled employees. DOROTHY MOEN | Laramie County Community College As part of the Human Resources team and a recent graduate of the Leadership Cheyenne program, Dorothy is a consummate professional who goes above and beyond to provide employees with excellent customer service for their benefits. Working with FMLA, ADA and more, Dorothy’s in-depth knowledge of the processes enables her to work through even the most complex cases. She shows genuine understanding and compassion for every employee, diligently working to understand the provisions of the law and how they might apply to each scenario. She works with each employee and their supervisor to develop the best possible accommodation and goes out of her way to monitor each situation to ensure it works well for everyone. She has a common-sense approach that puts employees’ needs first.

MILLIE SERNA | Northern Wyoming Community College District A lifelong Sheridan County resident, Millie grew up on a ranch near Wyola that included portions of the Crow Indian Reservation. She relocated to Parkman, Wyoming, to start a family. She and her husband raised their two children in Sheridan County. While Millie truly enjoys serving Sheridan College students, her first love is to be with her grandchildren whenever possible. Millie started her post-secondary education at Sheridan College and volunteers with the Sheridan College Foundation and Alumni Association. She has served as a Sheridan County School District 1 Board member and worked within the IT department for several years before coming to Sheridan College. While Millie recently relocated to Sheridan, her fondest memories are those of the open range and expanse of her family ranch.

JAYNE JOHNSON | Northwest College Jayne began her position as Digital Studio Specialist in Northwest College’s Photographic Communications program in 2008, just one year after graduating with an AAS degree from NWC’s program. Her new position demanded overseeing the ongoing film-to-digital photography transition the program was making. This continues to be a daunting task, one that requires her to make annual assessments and purchasing decisions plus oversee maintenance for computers, hardware, software, printers and lighting for three computer labs and five production studios. Additionally, Jayne teaches several photography classes as needed while overseeing the cohort of student employees needed to run labs and studios. This dedication to providing the best technology for students, so they can grow their budding talent, is why she is so cherished in the program.

MARGARET “PEG” LARSON | Western Wyoming Community College Margaret “Peg” Larson is Western Wyoming Community College’s Senior Student Success Advisor, who focuses on international and transfer services. Peg is passionate about Western’s students, instilling confidence and encouraging them to reach their highest potential. She advocates for students from all walks of life. This is reflected in her chairmanship of the state-wide Non-Traditional Women’s Career Fair and her work with the Dads Making a Difference and High School Equivalency programs. She has been Western’s coordinator for the Sweetwater County Teen Support Program and serves as Western’s HiSET Test Administrator. Every year Peg works with Sweetwater BOCES to distribute Thanksgiving dinners and gift certificates to those in need. Peg is a huge proponent of giving back to her community, state and country. Trustee Leadership AWARD

SCOTT BENNION | Casper College Dr. Scott Bennion grew up in Casper and returned more than 20 years ago to set up his dermatology practice. A busy physician, Scott also finds time to serve on the Casper College Board of Trustees and serve as President of the Mary Bennion Foundation. He created the foundation in 2001 to honor the memory of his late wife, a double-lung transplant recipient. The foundation’s mission is to help Casper transplant patients. Scott has also volunteered his time for Meals on Wheels, Make-a-Wish and the Casper College Foundation.

MIKE VARNEY | Eastern Wyoming College Mike Varney has not only served on the EWC Board of Trustees for 10 years, but he has also held the position of Treasurer for all of those years. He is one of the most well-known and well-respected members of the Torrington community. Additionally, he has served as the Mayor of Torrington for 16 years, Torrington City Council for 28 years and has been a member of the Wyoming Officials Association for more than 50 years. Mike has been involved with EWC since 1968 and was instrumental in choosing the black and gold (Lancer school colors) and was even responsible for selection of the college’s mascot. BRAD BARKER | Laramie County Community College Brad recently concluded his term as chairman for the LCCC Board of Trustees. As the Hathaway Scholarship consultant for the Wyoming Department of Education, you will find Brad out in the community, sharing information about the importance of the Hathaway Scholarship and the financial assistance that it provides Wyoming students. He thrives on the opportunity to help young learners understand the scholarship and to engage secondary educators on the impacts of this financial support. Additionally, Brad brings experience from a unique perspective, having served as an admissions representative for LCCC early in his career. Brad is able to share these experiences and this knowledge with other Trustees during discussions and interactions, providing a perspective of how their decisions will impact students moving forward.

JERRY IEKEL | Northern Wyoming Community College District Jerry Iekel has been a Trustee on the Northern Wyoming Community College District Board (NWCCD) from 2010 to December 2018, serving as Board Secretary since 2014. His love of NWCCD made his decision to retire this year extremely difficult, so he is currently serving on the Health Science Steering Committee. Jerry has been involved in numerous changes to the NWCCD campuses, including several large expansion projects, construction of the state-of-the-art Pronghorn Center sports complex in Gillette and the Whitney Center for the Arts in Sheridan. He also served on the Nursing Advisory Board. Jerry served two terms, from 2001 to 2008, in the Wyoming Legislature representing House District 29. Additionally, Jerry has devoted significant time to local and state boards and mental health education.

DUSTY SPOMER | Northwest College A Wyoming native, Dusty joined NWC’s Board in 2014. Recognizing his strong commitment to Board service, his fellow Trustees elected him Vice President/Secretary and most recently, Board President. That dedication propelled Dusty into service on the BOCES, Facilities Committee, and Policy and Student Success Committee. Active in legislative relations, his lobbying efforts are effective in advancing the community colleges’ agenda both in one-on-one meetings with legislators and during sessions. His leadership as a Northwest College Board officer was invaluable during difficult discussions and decisions regarding budget cuts that resulted in program eliminations and reductions in force in spring 2016. Dusty is deeply committed to civic involvement, both in Park County and in Wyoming. He is Chief Operating Officer of T-O Engineers and lives in Powell. Foundation Volunteer AWARD

MIKE McLEMORE | Casper College In Casper, Mike McLemore needs no introduction; his reputation precedes him. His sense of humor is contagious, and he is always there to help, even when the task is outside his job description. His participation in activities inspires confidence, and the success of Casper College’s annual T-Bird Trek is due in large part to his steady and unassuming leadership. As Digital Learning Audio Visual Coordinator, Mike’s plate is already very full, but he doesn’t hesitate to take an extra helping of responsibility as a volunteer. His volunteerism reaches beyond Casper College; he assists a multitude of other groups in Casper. Mike has devoted 19 years to his career at Casper College, all the time exemplifying integrity, a positive attitude and an extraordinary work ethic.

JOE GUTH | Eastern Wyoming College Mr. Joe Guth is the current Vice President for the Eastern Wyoming College Foundation and has served the Foundation for the past 24 years. In his continuous years of service, he has been a member of and chaired the Finance Committee and the Foundation Golf Tournament Committee. He is the current Executive Vice President and Co-COO for Platte Valley Bank in Wyoming and holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in Accounting from the University of Wyoming and completed the Graduate School of Banking at Colorado. Mr. Guth’s 20-plus years in community banking and passion for investing in our agricultural community has led him to be a leader in the current capital campaign to build a new state-of- the-art $7.9 million Agricultural Technology Education Center. JOHN CLAY | Laramie County Community College At the age of 92, John Clay is proudly an active member of the LCCC Foundation Board, jumping into each endeavor with an attitude of “can do and will do.” He has actively recruited new donors, supported a variety of projects and funds, and taken a key role in generating lead gifts to support campus projects. Last year, Mr. Clay secured a lead gift to assist with the renovation of the fine arts facilities. These funds helped the Foundation raise more than $1 million to match funds provided by the state of Wyoming, and he continues to be one of the major champions for the project. Working with our community, he helps them understand the importance of LCCC in Laramie County and throughout the region.

GREGG BLIKRE | Northern Wyoming Community College District Gregg began his public service when he served our country during the Vietnam War. He is a Navy Veteran. Gregg continued his public service by serving on numerous boards including the Campbell County School District Board, US Jaycees, Energy Rotary Club (founding board member) and the Campbell County Land Board. Gregg also served as House District 53 Wyoming State Representative for three terms. Gregg exhibits his passion for higher education in everything he does. He serves tirelessly on the Foundation Board and attends most of our events as well as college events. Gregg’s passion for our students and NWCCD is truly inspiring. His support and leadership as the Gillette College Foundation Board President is exemplary.

CHRIS TAGGART | Northwest College A paragon of philanthropy and public service, Chris distinguishes himself in all three categories of fundraising volunteer contributions—time, talent and dollars. A 15-year member of the NWC Foundation Board of Directors, he launched his service to the organization on the Major Gifts Committee, which secured significant gift commitments for a major endowment campaign. He became Treasurer in 2012 and also assumed responsibility for the Investment Committee. His progression continued in 2014 when he was elected Vice President, and his presidency followed two years later. Chris conducts donor outreach with confidence and conviction to success as well as leads by example with generous gifts of his own. A respected community leader, Chris owns Taggart Company, an insurance and investment company in Cody, serving northwest Wyoming. Wyoming Community College Trustees

Casper College Northern Wyoming Community Suzanne Sandoval ...... Chair College District Kathy Dolan ...... Vice Chair Norleen Healy* ...... Chair Scott D. Bennion ...... Treasurer Walt Wragge ...... Vice Chair Sue Schilling* ...... Secretary Robert L. Leibrich ...... Treasurer Steve Degenfelder* ...... Trustee Debra J. Wendtland* . . . . . Secretary Tim Kugler ...... Trustee Bruce Hoffman ...... Trustee Susan D. Miller ...... Trustee Gary Koltiska ...... Trustee Shelley Wilson-Kinnison . . . . Trustee Central Wyoming College Nicole Schoening ...... Chair Northwest College Carlton Underwood . . . . . Vice Chair Dustin Spomer ...... President Steven R. Peck ...... Secretary Mark Wurzel* . Vice President/Secretary Craig Tolman ...... Treasurer Lucas Anderson ...... Treasurer Colton Crane ...... Trustee Carolyn Danko ...... Trustee Paula Hunker* ...... Trustee John Housel ...... Trustee Ernie Over* ...... Trustee Nada Larsen* ...... Trustee Eastern Wyoming College Bob Newsome ...... Trustee John B. Patrick ...... President Marilyn Fisher* ...... Vice President Western Wyoming Community Mike Varney ...... Secretary College Robert Baumgartner . . . . . Treasurer George Eckman* ...... President Judith Bartmann* ...... Trustee Regina Clark* ...... Vice President Tom McCreery ...... Trustee Troy Archuleta ...... Secretary Darrell Wilkes ...... Trustee Kenneth Lorimer ...... Treasurer Richard A. Boettcher, Jr. . . . . Trustee Laramie County Community College Greg Erramouspe ...... Trustee Jess E. Ketcham ...... Chair Shannon Honaker ...... Trustee Wendy J. Soto ...... Vice Chair Bob Salazar* ...... Secretary Don Erickson* ...... Treasurer Brenda Lyttle ...... Trustee * WACCT Board of Directors Carol Merrell ...... Trustee Janine Thompson ...... Trustee