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President's Office Diana Morris, PhD Interim President/Chief Academic Officer PhD Ohio State University: English Comparative Literature MA Ohio State University: English BS Franklin University: Business Administration Melinda Cook Executive Administrator Academic Affairs Diana Morris, PhD Chief Academic Officer PhD Ohio State University: English Comparative Literature MA Ohio State University: English BS Franklin University: Business Administration Advancement Irene Kiefer Director of Advancement BA Indiana University, Bloomington: Journalism and American Literature Tessa James Assistant Director of Development BA University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point: Sociology Dale Kakkak Marketing and Medial Specialist BA University of Minnesota-Twin Cities: Journalism Tracy Wilber Database Specialist BS Silver Lake College: Management AA Fox Valley Technical College: Data Processing Campus Support Shannon Wilber Director of Campus Support MS University of Wisconsin-Green Bay: Social Work BS University of Wisconsin-Green Bay: Psychology Darla Asenbrener Purchasing Manager AAS Northeast Wisconsin Technical College:Business Management Elmer Denny Groundskeeper/Maintenance Quintin Fernandez Maintenance Technicia Rose Fish Housekeeper Sheila Solenos-House Receptionist Matthew Wandrey Maintenance Technician Delores Warrington Housekeeper Continuing Education Brian Kowalkowski Dean of Continuing Education BS University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point:Geography Brandon Frechette YEP Coordinator BS University of Wisconsin-Superior: Health and Wellness Annette Miller Job-Based Training Specialist Renee O’Kimosh Outreach Based Training Specialist AA College of Menominee Nation: Early Childhood Amanda Reiter Farm to School Coordinator BLS University of Wisconsin Oshkosh: Liberal Studies AA College of Menominee Nation: Business Administration Community Technology Center/Job Center Stacy White Resource Room Coordinator Miranda Gollnow Career Services Specialist Faculty Vicki Besaw English MA University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee: English BS University of Wisconsin-Madison: Education Lisa Bosman, PhD Math and Science Department Chair PhD University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee: Industrial Engineering MS Clemson University: Industrial Engineering BS Milwaukee School of Engineering: Industrial Engineering Kelli Chelberg Education MS Southern Illinois University: Education BS Greenville College: Education Lucy Fenzl Biology MS University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point Biology BA Mount Senario College: Biology Nathan Fregien Digital Media MBA Gonzaga University: Business Administration BA Lakeland College: Computer Science Eric Jurgens Humanities Department Chair MA Southern Illinois University-Carbondale: History MA Southern Illinois University-Carbondale: English BA Lawrence University: Anthropology John Ochsner Chemistry MS Washington State University BS Humboldt State University AA Mt. San Antonio College Ruth Pyatskowit Education ME The College of Saint Scholastica: Curriculum and Instruction BS University of Wisconsin Oshkosh: Elementary Education Harlan Pygman Math MS University of Wisconsin Oshkosh: Mathematics Education AB Augustana College: Chemistry Kenneth Shingler English BS University of Wisconsin Oshkosh: English/Biology Sarah Vande Corput Office Technician Instructor MA Silver Lake College: Teacher Leadership BS University of Wisconsin-Green Bay: Communication Processes Dennis Vickers, PhD Humanities PhD University of Texas: Philosophy MA Bowling Green University: Philosophy BA University of Wyoming: Philosophy Ann Walenski Business Administration Department Chair MS Concordia University: Education Curriculum and Instructions BA Tarkio College: Business Administration Candy Waukau-Villagomez, Ed.D Education EdD Pennsylvania State University: Education Administration MS D’Youville College: Special Education Childhood MS University of Wisconsin-Stout: Guidance BS University of Wisconsin-Madison: Home Economics Gerald Wayka Trades Apprentice Northeast Wisconsin Technical College: Inside Journeymen Technical Diploma College of Menominee Nation: Electrical Study Cassandra Watson Job Placement Specialist MA Saint Xavier University: Educational Leadership BS University of Wisconsin-Madison: Education Ryan Winn English and Theater MA University of Wisconsin Oshkosh: English BA University of Wisconsin-Green Bay: English Adjunct Faculty PATRICIA BRZEZINSKI BS Lakeland College - Sheboygan: Sociology PhD University of Wisconsin - Madison, WI: Law DR. CAROL CORNELIUS BS State University of New York: Education MA Cornell University New York: Education PhD Cornel University New York: Education ALPHIA CREAPEAU Paul Crocker BS Michigan Technical University - Houghton MI: Forestry JASON EGGERT BA University of Wisconsin Stout- Technology Education NWTC Technical Diploma- Electricity RON JURGENS BS University of Wisconsin-Green Bay: Environmental Planning CEDAR KAKKAK BS University of Wisconsin-Madison: Non-Profit & Community Leadership MTA University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh: Public Administration ASSO College of Menominee Nation-Keshena: Sustainable Development LANA KERN JAMES MATTHEWS Northeast Wisconsin Technical College - Green Bay Technical Degree: Welding JOSEPH NEUBERGER BS University of Wisconsin Stout: Industrial Education/Safety DEBRA NORTON Technical Education Instructor BS University of Wisconsin - Green Bay: Social Change and Development DONNA POWLESS BS University of Wisconsin - Madison: Educational Psychology PhD University of Wisconsin - Madison: Educational Psychology Marian College of Fond du Lac - Fond du Lac WI RUDOLPH RAMINGER Associate Northeast Wisconsin Technical College: Accounting/Supervisory Mgmt. BS Lakeland College - Sheboygan WI:Business Administration/Economics MA Lake Superior State University - Sault Saint Marie MI: Business Administration DON REITER BS University of Wisconsin Stevens Point: Water Resources/Fisheriies Options RISK ROSENOW Northcentral Technical College - Wausau WI: One year degree Welding WILLIAM VAN LOPIK BA Calvin College - Grand Rapids MI: Sociology PhD Michigan State University: Resource Development MA Azusa Pacific University - Azusa CA: TOM WALENSKI MS University of Wisconsin-Green Bay: Administrative Science STEPHEN ZIAS BS University of Wisconsin - Stout: Industrial Education Finance Desirae Grignon Accounting Assistant AA Haskell Indian Nations University: Liberal Studies George Otradovec Accountant AA College of Menominee Nation: Business Administration AA College of Menominee Nation: Sustainable Development Monica Pamaska Accounting Assistant Maiko Vang Accountant BA Lakeland College: Accounting AA College of Menominee Nation: Business Administation Christalee Waupoose Accounting/Payroll Clerk Foundational Studies Jennifer Morris Dean Foundational Studies MA Alverno College: Education MA University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee: History BA Alverno College: History Debra Downs TRiO-SSS Program Coordinator Theresa Martin TRiO-SSS Academic Coach MS University of Wisconsin-La Crosse: Education BA University of Wisconsin-Green Bay: Social Change and Development AA College of Menominee Nation: Liberal Studies AAS College of Menominee Nation: AODA Counseling Green Bay/Oneida Campus Kathy Denor Site Coordinator MA Marian College: Education BS University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point: English Richard Coenen Housekeeping/ Maintenance Technician Michael Faulds JD Student Achievement Specialist JD Hamlin University BS University of Minnesota-Twin Cities: Animal Science Mariaellena Hoskins Evening Receptionist Melissa Larson Student Achievement Specialist MA Lakeland College: Counseling BA Lakeland College: Business Administration Debra Norton Technical Education Instructor BS University of Wisconsin-Green Bay: Social Change and Development Luis Ortiz Tech Hire Coordinator BS University of Wisconsin-Green Bay: Economics, Environmental Policy and Planning, Public Administration HUMAN RESOURCES Shannon Wilber Interim Human Resources Director/Director of Campus Support MS University of Wisconsin-Green Bay: Social Work BS University of Wisconsin-Green Bay: Psychology Bonnie McMillin Human Resource Coordinator BA Ashford University- San Diego, CA: Human Resource Management Information Technology Edward Bowker Network Administrator I BS University of Wisconsin-Green Bay: Computer Science Portia Koebach Network Administrator BS American International University: IT AAS College of Menominee Nation: Microcomputer Specialist Chasidie Tourtillott IT Facilitator AAS ITT Technical Institute: Computer Network Systems Instruction Sandra Chapman Program Coordinator/Instructor MS University of Wisconsin-Stout: Technical Education BS University of Wisconsin-Stout: Technical Education and Training AS Northeast Wisconsin Technical College: CIS-Microcomputer Specialist Colleen Waubanascum Administrative Assistant AAS College of Menominee Nation: Business Administration Library Maria Escalante Director of Library Services MLS University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee: Library Science MA University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee: History BS University of Wisconsin Oshkosh: History Menomin Hawpetoss Information & Training Specialist AAS College of Menominee Nation: Sustainable Development Bethany Huse Librarian Student Services Nicole Fish Dean of Student Services MBA Lakeland College: Finance BS Silver Lake College: Business AA College of Menominee Nation: BusinessAdministration Mani Boyd Financial Aid Manager BS College of Menominee Nation: Business Administration AAS College of Menominee Nation: Business Administration Certificate of Mastery College of Menominee Nation:
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