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College Faculty and Administration PRESIDENT Dean, Workforce Operations William C. Anderson B.S., University Wisconsin- Manager, Facilities (Racine) Bryan Albrecht Madison B.A., University Wisconsin- HUMAN M.S., Troy State University Parkside CEO / President RESOURCES B.S., M.S., University Jamie Rauth Scott Moody Wisconsin-Stout Ed.S., Ed.D. Jacqueline Morris University of Minnesota Manager Business & Manager, Facilities Community Outreach (Elkhorn/Burlington) Vice President Human Resources Kelly Bartlett B.A. Northern Illinois University B.S., University Wisconsin- Executive Assistant to the Parkside President Ricky Muhammad Manager, Facilities (Kenosha) M.S., Cardinal Stritch A.A., B.S., Upper Iowa COMMUNITY & University University B.A., Carthage College GOVERNMENT Selina Bohn Mary Harpe RELATIONS Director, Human Resources Executive Assistant to the FINANCE A.A., College of Lake County President Stephanie Sklba Vice President, Community & B.S., M.B.A., University A.A.S., College of Southern Sharon Johnson Wisconsin-Parkside Nevada Government Relations Vice President, Administration B.A., University Wisconsin- and CFO John Frost, Jr. Parkside B.A., University South EXECUTIVE VICE M.A., Jones International Director, Employee/Labor Carolina Relations PRESIDENT/PROVO University B.S., University Wisconsin- ST Rhonda Cerminara Parkside Lee Colony Agent Purchasing (PC) Manager, Communications & Zina Haywood A.A.S., Gateway Technical Elizabeth Guerrero Executive Vice Media Relations College B.S., University Wisconsin- Talent Acquisition Manager President/Provost M.S. Kaplan University B.A., University of Michigan Oshkosh Vicki Christensen B.A. University Wisconsin- M.P.A., Oakland University Agent Purchasing (FA/E) Parkside Abbie M. Ford A.A.S., Gateway Technical Manager Community John Thibodeau College Heather Halbach Assistant Provost/ Vice Relations & Communications B.A., University Wisconsin- Human Resources Generalist President, Institutional Susan Debe B.A., Lakeland University Effectiveness & Student Whitewater Assistant to the Senior Vice Success President, Alan Jelinek B.A., Marquette University Kallie Johnson Operations/Risk Management Program Manager, Center for Manager, Payroll M.A., Creighton University Coordinator A.A.S., Gateway Technical Ph.D., University of Nebraska- Sustainable Living B.S., Montana State University College Lincoln Linda Pham B.S., Cardinal Stritch Grant Accounting Analyst Kristin Gunia Jacqueline Schildhouse A.A., Gateway Technical Jessica Johnson Assistant to the Executive Director, Marketing & College Communications Human Resources Information Vice President/Provost System Business Analyst A.A.S., Gateway Technical B.S., Iowa State University M.B.A., University Wisconsin, B.A., College of Charleston College Debbie Lewis M.A., Strayer, University Milwaukee Manager, Grant Accounting B.S. University Wisconsin- Magan Perez BUSINESS & Mary Jo Jiter Parkside Project Manager, Marketing Compensation Manager WORKFORCE A.A.S., Gateway Technical B. A., University of Wisconsin Jason Nygard SOLUTIONS (BWS) - Parkside College Director, Budgets & M.A., University of South B.S. University Wisconsin- Matthew Janisin Purchasing Dakota Stout Vice President, Business & B.S., Northern Michigan Workforce Solutions University Amber Stoian A.A.S., B.S., M.S. Ed.D, M.A., Marquette University INSTITUTIONAL Administrative Assistant to the University Wisconsin-Stout EFFECTIVENESS Vice President, Community & Christopher Ziarko Government Relations Katie Dembowski Controller John Thibodeau B.S., University Wisconsin- Career Navigator B.S., M.A. Marquette Assistant Provost/ Vice Parkside B.S., University Wisconsin- University President, Institutional Oshkosh Effectiveness & Student FACILITIES & FOUNDATION Success Sarah Kapellusch B.A., Marquette University Manager Business SECURITY Jennifer Charpentier M.A., Creighton University Partnership & Development Executive Director, Ph.D., University of Nebraska- B.S. DeVry University Thomas Cousino Foundation Lincoln A.S.S. University of Phoenix- Associate VP, Facilities & B.A., Carleton College Axia College Security M.A., Ph.D., University of Anne Whynott B.S., U.S Air Force Academy Minnesota Associate Vice President, Jane Kluchka Research, Planning & Administrative Assistant, John Thielen Ashleigh Henrichs Development Business & Workforce Director, Facilities Foundation & Alumni B.A., M.P.A., University Solutions A.A.S., Gateway Technical Relations Coordinator Wisconsin-Parkside B.A., Barat College College B. A., Ripon College B.A., University of Minnesota M.A., DePaul University Rachel Westrum Steven McNaughton Grants Administrator B.A., University of Wisconsin – Eric Doherty Ed.S., Northern Illinois RACINE La Crosse Director, IT- User Experience University M.A., University of Wisconsin - A.A.S., Gateway Technical CAMPUS/SC Milwaukee College BURLINGTON JOHNSON iMET Derrick Domes CENTER CENTER Dineshi Burchi Information Security Manager Cyndean Jennings Grants Administrator A.A.S. Gateway Technical Timothy A. Williamson Dean, Campus Affairs/Pre- B.A., University Wisconsin- College Program Director, College Programs Parkside B.S. University Wisconsin- EMS/Paramedic B.S.W., University Wisconsin Stout A.A.S., Illinois Central College – Green Bay M.S.E., Nancy Chapko B.S., Purdue University Global University Wisconsin– Instructional Designer/Student Daniel Madsen Oshkosh Learning Coordinator Director, IT-Technology B.S., Carroll College Operations Ray Koukari, Jr. M.S., Ed.S. University B.S., Illinois Institute of KENOSHA CAMPUS/ Dean, Manufacturing, Wisconsin-Stout Technology HORIZON CENTER Engineering, & Information Technology (MEIT) Margaret Hunter Jennifer Olson Maxwell Banor M.B.A., Regent University Learning Technologist Administrative Assistant, LID Associate Dean, General B.A., American University B.S., University Wisconsin- Studies Laura Neal M.S., South Dakota State Parkside B.S., University of Cape Coast Associate Dean, School of University M.S., Youngstown State Health Ed.D., Fielding Graduate Alan Pinkerton University B.S. – Southern Wesleyan University Director, Information Systems Ph.D, Northcentral University University A.A.S., Gateway Technical M.A. – Southern Wesleyan Denise Schneider College Teresa LaMacchia University Manager, Employee Learning Dean, Academic Operations & D.M. – University of Phoenix B.S. Elmhurst College LIBRARY Campus Dean B.S., Arizona State University Jorge Nieto Stephanie Slater Gary Flynn Dean, General Studies Administrative Assistant Dean, Learning Success Rodney Reece A.A.S. College of Lake County Institutional Effectiveness & District Library Manager Dean, Business & B.A., Carthage College Student Success B.S., University Wisconsin- Transportation M.A., Northeastern Illinois A.A.S., Gateway Technical Oshkosh M.L.I.S., University B.A., Gardner-Webb University College Wisconsin-Milwaukee University B.S., Upper Iowa University M.B.A., Gardner-Webb Dawn Haggerty University Michael Smith Librarian DIVERSITY, EQUITY Director, Institutional B.A., Western Connecticut & INCLUSION Research KENOSHA State University B.S., Taylor University, IN M.A., University of CAMPUS/INSPIRE M.A., Trident University Tammi Summers Washington CENTER Vice President, DEI International, CA Ed.D , Endicott College, MA B.S., M.S.E., University Rachel Rohlf Victoria Hulback Wisconsin-Whitewater; Librarian Dean, School of Health- Jaime Spaciel Ph.D., University Wisconsin- B.A., M.L.I.S., University Nursing & Allied Milwaukee Director, Career Pathways & Illinois-Urbana Champaign A.D.N., College of Lake Program Effectiveness M.A., Penn State University County Erika Saylor M.S.E., M.S., University B.S.N., South University Wisconsin-Platteville Administrative Assistant, DEI Lee Wagner DNP, Grant Canyon University A.A.S., Gateway Technical B.S., Carroll University Librarian College B.A., M.A. University Morgan Kaiser Robbin Vester Wisconsin-Milwaukee Director, Simulation Manager, Organizational Joshua Vollendorf Operations Director, Compliance Excellence B.S.N., Milwaukee School of B.S. Cardinal Stritch WGTD 91.1 FM B.S., M.S.E., University Engineering Wisconsin-Platteville University M.S.N., Grand Canyon David Cole General Manager University LEARNING B.A., Luther College LEARNING INNOVATION Gregory Patchel SUCCESS Director & Chief Pilot, DIVISION Aeronautics Gary Flynn A.A.S., Gateway Technical ACADEMIC Dean, Learning Success Jeffrey Robshaw College ADMINISTRATION District Library Manager CIO/Vice President, Learning Innovation B.S., University Wisconsin- Robin Rupp Oshkosh M.L.I.S., University B.A., St. Norbert College ELKHORN CAMPUS Associate Dean, Protective & M.S., Illinois State University Wisconsin-Milwaukee Human Services/ Administrator Terry Simmons Nicole Gustafson Marvin Campbell Dean, Protective & Human B.S., University Wisconsin- Manager, Campus Counselor, Student Support Services/ Academic Whitewater B.S., University Wisconsin- Technology-User Experiencer M.A., Trinity International Administrator Madison A.A.S., Gateway Technical University B.S., Northern Michigan M.S., University Wisconsin- College University Whitewater M.A., Northeastern Illinois University Emma Hendrieth Assistant Director, Financial Madison Yoceline Vargas Director Student Support & Aid M.S., University Wisconsin – Advisor, Academic Tutoring Services Whitewater B.A., University Wisconsin- B.S., Northwestern University Tanya Burton Parkside M.E., DePaul University Director, Student Services Desmar McDuffie, Sr. M.S.Ed., Kaplan University Ed.D, National-Louis Center Advisor, Academic University B.A. Indiana University B.S.,
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