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IAICU Alumni Relations Directory Fall 2015 College First Name Last Name Title E-mail Phone AIB College of Business Dawn Roberts Vice President for Alumni & Community Relations [email protected] AIB College of Business Lisa Van Cleave Alumni Coordinator [email protected] AIB College of Business Jonathan Williams Advancement Coordinator [email protected] Allen College Allison Jensen Student Life/ Alumni Affairs Coordinator [email protected] 3192662016 Briar Cliff University Tina Stroud Vice President for University Relations [email protected] 7122795428 Buena Vista University Amy Jones Director of Alumni Relations and Annual Fund [email protected] 7127492624 Buena Vista University Kristie Spotts Alumni Engagement Officer [email protected] 7127492635 Central College Mary Benedict Assistant Director of Alumni Relations [email protected] 6416287641 Central College Kathy Thompson Director of Alumni Relations [email protected] 6416285186 Clarke University Courtney Leonard Executive Director of Development [email protected] 5635886585 Clarke University Alissa Riegler Associate Director of Annual Funds and Special Events [email protected] 5635886559 Coe College Jean Johnson Director of Alumni Programs [email protected] 3193998608 Coe College Anna Barton Alumni Relations Coordinator [email protected] 319-399-8663 Coe College Claudia Garcia Alumni Assistant [email protected] 3193998561 Cornell College RJ Holmes-Leopold Senior Director, Alumni Engagement & Annual Giving [email protected] Cornell College Lisa White Director, Alumni Engagement & Annual Giving [email protected] 3198954361 Cornell College Sam Angell Assistant Director, Alumni Engagement & Annual Giving [email protected] Cornell College Macie Heun Assistant Director, Engagement Marketing [email protected] 3198954204 Cornell College Courtney Said Assistant Director, Alumni Engagement & Annual Giving [email protected] 3198954332 Cornell College Pam Gerard Vice President for Alumni and College Advancement [email protected] Des Moines University Ronnette Vondrak Director of Alumni Relations [email protected] 5152711447 Des Moines University Gretchen Johnson Assistant Director of Alumni Relations [email protected] 5152711701 Dordt College Brandon Huisman Director of Alumni and External Relations [email protected] 7127226028 Dordt College Rachel Verwolf Alumni & Parent Relations Coordinator [email protected] 7127226022 Drake Universty Blake Campbell Director of Alumni Relations [email protected] 5152713077 Drake Universty Jennifer Woodley Associate Director of Alumni Relations [email protected] 5152711947 Drake Universty Niki Smith Assistant Director Digital Media [email protected] 5152712346 Drake Universty Jessica Schroeder Assistant Director, Campus and Student Engagement [email protected] 5152713935 Drake Universty Joy Giudicessi Manager of Special Programs [email protected] 5152712769 Drake Universty Betty David Administrative Assistant [email protected] 5152713152 Drake Universty Brooke Vance Assistant to Alumni Relations & Alumni and Development [email protected] 5152712463 Grandview University Laine Mendenhall-Buck Director of Alumni Relations [email protected] 5152632957 Grandview University Bill Burma Vice President for Advancement [email protected] 5152632975 Grinnell College Jayn Bailey Chaney Director of Alumni and Donor Relations [email protected] 6412691846 Grinnell College Molly Campe Associate Director of Alumni Relations [email protected] 6412691846 IAICU Alumni Relations Directory Fall 2015 College First Name Last Name Title E-mail Phone Grinnell College Melanie Drake Assist. Director of Alumni Relations for Admission Programs [email protected] Grinnell College Paige Everly Assistant Director of Alumni Relations [email protected] 6412691846 Grinnell College Marcia Grosenbach Alumni Relations Assistant [email protected] 6412691846 Grinnell College Nino Parker Assistant Director of Alumni Relations [email protected] 6412691846 Grinnell College Michelle Czarnecki Assistant Director of Alumni Relations for Student Programs [email protected] Grinnell College Nate Dobbels Assistant Director of Alumni Relations for Career Programs [email protected] Grinnell College Michele Tanzsoch Alumni Relations Assistant [email protected] Grinnell College Angela Winburn Alumni Engagement Coordinator [email protected] IAICU Andy Baumert Vice President for Marketing and Outreach [email protected] 5152823175 Iowa Wesleyan College Anita Hampton Director of Alumni and Parent Relations [email protected] 3193856220 Loras College Bobbi Earles Executive Director of Alumni & Communications [email protected] 5635887120 Loras College Brie Pumilia Assistant Director of Alumni Relations [email protected] 5635887776 Luther College Sherry Alcock Executive Director of Alumni & Development Services [email protected] 5633871861 Luther College Kirk Johnson Associate Director of Alumni Relations [email protected] 5633871659 Maharishi University of Management Josh Wilson Executive Director, Alumni Association [email protected] 6414721190 Mercy College of Health Sciences Brian Tingleff Vice President of External Affairs [email protected] 5156436663 Morningside College Gene Ambroson Director of Alumni Relations [email protected] 7122745293 Mount Mercy University Carissa Votroubek Associate Director of Alumni Relations [email protected] 3193631323 Northwestern College Mark Bloemendaal Director of Alumni Relations [email protected] 7127077112 Palmer College of Chiropractic Mickey Burt Executive Director for Alumni [email protected] 5638845606 Palmer College of Chiropractic Ellen Bassler Assistant Alumni Director [email protected] Palmer College of Chiropractic Patty Langum Alumni Coordinator [email protected] Simpson College Andy English Director of Alumni Relations [email protected] 5159611547 St. Ambrose University Anne Gannaway Director of Alumni Engagement and Special Events [email protected] 5633336283 St. Ambrose University Wendy Pondell Assistant Director of Alumni Engagement [email protected] 5633336057 St. Luke's College Patricia Rogers Alumni & Event Coordinator [email protected] 7122793902 University of Dubuque Katie Kraus Director for Alumni Engagement [email protected] 5635893161 Upper Iowa University Allyssa Joseph Director of Alumni Engagement & Stewardship [email protected] 5634255954 Upper Iowa University Josem Diaz Executive Director of Institutional Advancement & Alumni Development [email protected] 5634255231 Upper Iowa University Andrew Wenthe Vice President for External Affairs [email protected] 5634255348 Upper Iowa University Brenda Luzum Communications & Outreach Coordinator [email protected] 5634255238 Waldorf College Nancy Olson Director of Institutional Relations [email protected] 6415858147 Wartburg College Renee Voves Director of Alumni/Parent Relations & Annual Giving [email protected] 3193528499 Wartburg College Tony Smith Assistant Director of Alumni & Parent Relations [email protected] 3193528479 Wartburg College Stephanie Boeding Alumni Communications Coordinator [email protected] 3193528757 IAICU Alumni Relations Directory Fall 2015 College First Name Last Name Title E-mail Phone Wartburg College Jane Lindner Office Coordinator, Alumni & Parent Relations [email protected] 3193528491 Wartburg College Laurie Everhardt Alumni/Parent Relations and Annual Giving Associate [email protected] 3193528496 William Penn University Jill Dursky Associate VP for Alumni Relations [email protected] 6416731047.
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