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Winona State University Graduate Classification, Job Title, & Employer or Continuing Education & Institution by Program/Major Class of 2012-13 Winona State University Job Title / Employer Name / Employer City / Employer State / Classification Degree Pursued Recreation, Tourism and Therapeutic Recreation - Bachelor of Science (310101) -- Total Graduates = 58 1660 Employed Full-Time Activity therapist North Star Behavioral Heath hosp. Anchorage AK 1661 Employed Full-Time Guide Alaska Crosiings Wrangell AK 1662 Employed Full-Time Clerical Surgery Center of Huntsville Huntsville AL 1663 Employed Full-Time Intern Anoka County Parks Andover MN 1664 Employed Full-Time Community Ed Forest Lake School Forest Lake MN 1665 Employed Full-Time ground Laborer Lake State Tree Service Grand Rapids MN 1666 Employed Full-Time Corps member Americorp Lakeland MN 1667 Employed Full-Time Account Executive Minnesota Swarm Minneapolis MN 1668 Employed Full-Time Assistant Sales Executive Prom Management Group Inc. Oakdale MN 1669 Employed Full-Time Caretaker In-Home Caretaker Plymouth MN 1670 Employed Full-Time Activity Assistant Golden Living Roseville MN 1671 Employed Full-Time Interim registrar and Camp YMCA Camp Pinewood Twin Lake MN 1672 Employed Full-Time Front Desk Riverport Inn Winona MN 1673 Employed Full-Time Event Outreach and Comm Iron Girl ***NO DATA*** MN 1674 Employed Full-Time Front Desk/ Concierge Marriott's Willow Ridge Lodge Branson MO 1675 Employed Full-Time Therapeutic Recreation Asst. Friendship Manor Health Care North platte NE 1676 Employed Full-Time Therapeutic Rec HCR Manor CAre Eugene OR 1677 Employed Full-Time First Mate Cruise Liner Inc ***NO DATA*** SD 1678 Employed Full-Time Reg. Managment Signal Event Group Fredericksburg TX 1679 Employed Full-Time Recreation Assistant Federal Boverment Fort Mccoy WI 1680 Employed Full-Time Secretary Terry's Electrical Service Fountain city WI 1681 Employed Full-Time Recreation Coordinator City of Prairie du Chen Parks and Prairie du Chien WI 1682 Employed Full-Time Asst. Director of Rec. Therapy Morrow Home Sparta WI 1683 Employed Full-Time Assistant Recrestion Tourism Dublin ***NO DATA*** 1684 Employed Part-Time Customer Service Lead City of Eden Prairie Parks and Rec Eden prairie MN 1685 Employed Part-Time Waiter/Host/Busser Keys Café & Bakery Roseville MN 1686 Employed Part-Time Sales Associate Sole Sport Winona MN 1687 Employed Part-Time Coach/Pr Specialist Winona Swim team Winona MN 1688 Employed Part-Time promotion Assistant Clear Channel Media and Milwaukee WI 1689 Employed Part-Time Activity Theraphy Assistant Badger Prairie Health Care Center Verona WI 1690 Employed Part-Time Movies in the Park Associat Prod Portland Parks & Rec ***NO DATA*** ***NO DATA*** 1691 Continuing Education None Reported University Of Alaska Fairbanks FAIRBANKS AK 1692 Continuing Education None Reported Normandale Community College BLOOMINGTON MN 1693 Continuing Education None Reported Rochester Community and Technical ROCHESTER MN 1694 Continuing Education None Reported St Cloud Hospital Sch Of X-Ray Tech St Cloud MN 1695 Continuing Education Masters St. Catherine University ST PAUL MN 1696 Continuing Education None Reported Northland Community and Technical Thief River Falls MN 1697 Continuing Education None Reported Ridgewater College Willmar MN 1698 Continuing Education None Reported Saint Marys University Of Minnesota WINONA MN 1699 Continuing Education None Reported Winona State University WINONA MN 1700 Unrelated Seeking Related Constrution Midwest Roofing Aledo IL 1701 Unrelated Seeking Related Adm/Training Coordinator Fastenal Winona MN 1702 Unrelated Not Seeking Related Member services Health Partners Bloomington MN NOTES: 1) Caution about the use of data for a program is advisable when the number of graduates is low or the number of "Status Unknown" exceeds 15% of the total graduates. 2) Graduates or individuals who know the graduates provided this information, including relatedness of employment to program of study. Report 6.1 -- Sort: Institution/Program Name/Award Type/CIP Code Report generated: 9/24/2014 11:22:42 AM -- [Page 92 of 115] Graduate Classification, Job Title, & Employer or Continuing Education & Institution by Program/Major Class of 2012-13 Winona State University Job Title / Employer Name / Employer City / Employer State / Classification Degree Pursued Recreation, Tourism and Therapeutic Recreation - Bachelor of Science (310101) -- Total Graduates = 58 1703 Available for Work but ***NO DATA*** ***NO DATA*** ***NO DATA*** ***NO DATA*** 1704 Available for Work but ***NO DATA*** ***NO DATA*** ***NO DATA*** ***NO DATA*** 1705 Available for Work but ***NO DATA*** ***NO DATA*** ***NO DATA*** ***NO DATA*** 1706 Status Unknown ***NO DATA*** ***NO DATA*** ***NO DATA*** ***NO DATA*** 1707 Status Unknown ***NO DATA*** ***NO DATA*** ***NO DATA*** ***NO DATA*** 1708 Status Unknown ***NO DATA*** ***NO DATA*** ***NO DATA*** ***NO DATA*** 1709 Status Unknown ***NO DATA*** ***NO DATA*** ***NO DATA*** ***NO DATA*** 1710 Status Unknown ***NO DATA*** ***NO DATA*** ***NO DATA*** ***NO DATA*** 1711 Status Unknown ***NO DATA*** ***NO DATA*** ***NO DATA*** ***NO DATA*** 1712 Status Unknown ***NO DATA*** ***NO DATA*** ***NO DATA*** ***NO DATA*** 1713 Status Unknown ***NO DATA*** ***NO DATA*** ***NO DATA*** ***NO DATA*** 1714 Status Unknown ***NO DATA*** ***NO DATA*** ***NO DATA*** ***NO DATA*** 1715 Status Unknown ***NO DATA*** ***NO DATA*** ***NO DATA*** ***NO DATA*** 1716 Status Unknown ***NO DATA*** ***NO DATA*** ***NO DATA*** ***NO DATA*** 1717 Status Unknown ***NO DATA*** ***NO DATA*** ***NO DATA*** ***NO DATA*** NOTES: 1) Caution about the use of data for a program is advisable when the number of graduates is low or the number of "Status Unknown" exceeds 15% of the total graduates. 2) Graduates or individuals who know the graduates provided this information, including relatedness of employment to program of study. Report 6.1 -- Sort: Institution/Program Name/Award Type/CIP Code Report generated: 9/24/2014 11:22:42 AM -- [Page 93 of 115] .
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