Annual Report July 1, 2014 - June 30, 2015 Message from the President: I am pleased to present to you the 2014-15 Annual Report. In the Radiologic Sciences area, learning spaces were enhanced as well. We now have an MRI This past academic year has been exciting for Bellin College. and CT simulation unit and a mammography lab that provides students with experiences It takes an amazing team to build strong programs and using this equipment and the images that it produces first hand. Students are able to handle, exceptional graduates and I am proud to say Bellin College experience, learn and improve their technique and skill prior to going to the clinical setting. continues to do just that. All of these learning spaces prepare better healthcare providers for our partner clinical

agencies. We are thankful and appreciative of our donors and their continued effort to Our distinction begins with our student experiences. Our support our students. programs are built alongside our mission, vision, and values and this is demonstrated in all that we do on a daily As donors, your support is what makes Bellin College what it is today. I am proud to say that basis. Our focus on leadership is threaded throughout Scholarship Salute in October 2014 provided $506,387 in scholarships to deserving our curriculum and student experiences. Students acquire students. We held our first Philanthropy Day and raised $26,505. Through operational leadership skills that they can apply both to their professional and personal lives. The College funds, $412,090 was given in Presidential scholarships for deserving students. Again, these continues to strengthen our academic programs by offering a variety of entry points for our efforts are significant to our students and their education. Thank you again for supporting students. Our faculty and staff know that today’s student may have a diverse career path prior Bellin College. to coming to our campus for nursing and radiologic sciences. The College leverages all entry In closing, this year’s annual report is a reflection on this past year. All of the work the points to assure student’s individual needs are being met. Our recruiting and community College does is about building excellence for the future. I am grateful to everyone who efforts with local high schools continues to grow by providing hands on exposure for high supports us in this effort. school students to learn about careers in nursing and radiologic sciences. We continue to improve our infrastructure to reflect our focus on innovation and learning. Positively, We completed 8,500 square feet in the lower level to expand our lab and simulation space for our students. The space includes expanded practice areas, a four bed simulation suite, an ER/ICU/Pediatric suite, a surgery suite, a complete birthing suite for manikins Noelle Connie J. Boerst and Baby Hal, and expanded clinic setting exam rooms, practice areas, and conference Dr. Connie J. Boerst, EdD, RN rooms. In addition, we expanded our technology to include an Electronic Medical Record President/CEO for simulations and video conferencing in two existing classrooms (113 & 107) that allows us to interface with others around the region, state, and nation for meetings, educational conferences, and teaching. Our students are truly enjoying their new learning spaces. This expansion provides a state-of-the-art learning and invocation for our students at Bellin College. We know that practice through simulation improves patient outcomes as well as provides students with exceptional learning opportunities. Dear Friends of the College, The Bellin College Board of Trustees well as additional space for our own programs. We developed an Our Values is proud to present you with this RN to BSN completion degree to allow nurses holding Associate Excellence – being the best. Annual Report, which we hope will degrees to complete Bachelor’s degrees in nursing at Bellin Community – partnership and shared reflect our view that Bellin is a highly College. We implemented an integrated software system to make participation. successful, dynamic, and exciting student record keeping infinitely more efficient. We developed a Caring – empowering relationships based on organization. junior transfer option for our nursing program, with the first class empathy and respect. beginning June 2015. As an indicator of our investment in An organization might be considered Integrity – honest and ethical behavior. the community, we began planning a Certified Nursing successful in a given year if it Assistant program in partnership with the Howard-Suamico simply continued to do well what School District. it has always done well. By that definition, Bellin College had Our Mission a successful 2014-15 academic year, educating and graduating We want to remind you that many of these undertakings Bellin College is dedicated to preparing nurses with Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees and radiologic depended on the help and support of people like you, our healthcare professionals by providing technologists with Bachelor’s degrees to meet the needs of the friends in the community. an intellectually stimulating environment Northeastern Wisconsin community. Many of these students focused on leadership, community service, could not have attended Bellin College had it not been for your Thank you, and lifelong learning that promotes excellence generosity in the form of scholarships. in healthcare practice and the advancement of the profession. However, Bellin College has gone beyond the traditional measure of educational success. We have also been involved in several Fergus P. Hughes new and exciting initiatives that make us a genuine educational Fergus P. Hughes, PhD Our Vision innovator. Here are a few examples. We established a partnership Chairperson, Board of Trustees Bellin College will be the best health science with the Medical College of Wisconsin (MCW) that will allow college in the State of Wisconsin. their medical students to study at Bellin College using our simulation laboratories. To accomplish this goal we needed additional space, and in 2014-15 we completed a building project that provides the physical facilities needed by MCW-Green Bay as Bellin College Board of Trustees 2014-2015 Officers: Gerald (Cort) Condon, Jr. Charles A. Ihrke, Ph.D. Kathleen T. Riley Attorney/CPA, Condon & Herald Attorneys Associate Professor, Human Biology, Director of Finance, Sonoco US Mills, Inc. Chairperson: Fergus P. Hughes, Ph.D University of Wisconsin-Green Bay (Retired) Vice Chairperson: Brannon Guyette Herb Coussons, M.D. (Retired) Secretary: Mike Van Asten Women’s Specialty Care Donald Salmon Treasurer: Thomas E. Prust Terry Fulwiler George F. Kerwin Vice President Emeritus/Consultant, At-Large: Terry Fulwiler CEO, W.S. Packaging Group, Inc. (Retired) President/CEO, Bellin Health Systems St. Norbert College Brannon Guyette Cindy Loritz Mike Van Asten Trustees: Wealth Management Advisor Broker Associate, Coldwell Banker President, Incredible Edibles Inc. Karen Brukardt Merrill Lynch Jon P. Moreau William J. Wittman, M.D. Bellin College Alumni, Class of 1966 Bellin College Alumni, Class of 1997 Senior VP/CFO, Aarrowcast, Inc. Bellin Health/FMC - Oconto Falls Robert Clausen Fergus P. Hughes, Ph.D. Thomas E. Prust Vice President/Finance, Paper Dean of Liberal Arts & Sciences, University Executive Vice President/Secretary, Converting Machine Company (Retired) of Wisconsin-Green Bay (Retired) Alwin Manufacturing Company, Inc., (Retired) Professor, Human Development and Psychology College Highlights

The past year was exciting and productive for Bellin College. Admissions Dr. Vera Dauffenbach, Associate Professor of Nursing, We continued to meet the needs of our students, employees presented a poster titled, Does Our Community Have a Food In Fall 2014, we welcomed 30 students into our traditional and the public by incorporating our values of excellence, Desert at the Concept-Based Learning Institute in Orlando in four-year Bachelor of Science in Nursing program and 14 community, caring and integrity into all college-wide February 2015. Vera was also appointed as the RN to BSN students into the traditional four-year Bachelor of Science in initiatives. The year was fueled by our mission of preparing Coordinator in 2015. Radiologic Sciences program. Twenty-seven students joined healthcare professionals by providing an intellectually our 15 month option in January 2015 and another cohort of stimulating environment focused on leadership, community Dr. Jason Mott was elected to the AAMN board of directors, 34 began in June 2015. In addition, 5 students transferred service and lifelong learning. Here are the highlights from the spoke at their annual conference and was elected chair of the into the BSN program as sophomores and 7 as juniors. The 2014-15 fiscal year. educational committee. Master of Science in Nursing program welcomed 17 students in the fall of 2014. Commencement Christina Smith, BSRS Faculty, passed her mammography During the 2014-15 academic year, Bellin College welcomed boards in February 2015. 113 new graduates into its group of alumni. The BSN Dr. Stephanie Stewart program gained 24 graduates in October and 64 graduates in was promoted to Dean of Nursing, May. The BSRS program graduated 11 students in May, and including traditional BSN, 15-month program, RN to BSN the MSN program graduated 14 students. and MSN programs.

Employment Statistics Dr. Kimberly Udlis, Associate Professor of Nursing and MSN Program Director. Class of October 2014 - Bachelor of Science in Nursing • 24 graduates (17 responded/14 employed) • Published a manuscript with Hoerth, R. titled, Effectiveness of Group Education for Persons with Type 2 Class of May 2015 - Bachelor of Science in Nursing Diabetes Mellitus: A Systematic Review of the Literature. • 64 graduates (53 responded/47 employed) Perceptions of the Role of the DNP • 46 of those employed are in Wisconsin: • Paper presentation: Prepared Nurse: Confusion or Clarity 42 in Northeast Wisconsin, 32 of those – 2015 Midwest employed in Green Bay. Nursing Research Society Annual Research Conference (presented by coauthor Josephine Mancuso, PhD). Bachelor of Science in Radiologic Sciences • Invited presentation: From Planning to Action: Starting • 11 graduates (11 responded/11 employed) Faculty Accomplishments a NEW DNP Program – AACN 2014 Doctoral • All 11 are employed in Wisconsin: 9 in Education Conference. Green Bay and 6 of the 11 are employed Mark Bake was promoted to Dean of Allied Health Sciences, in a specialty. including general education courses, BSRS Program Director, • Gave a presentation titled, Building Blocks for New Sonography and High School Partnerships. Faculty – NONPF 41st Annual Meeting. Master of Science in Nursing • 14 graduates: 1 Nurse Educator, 13 Nurse • Gave a presentation titled, To IRB or Not to IRB – Dr. Connie Boerst, Professor of Nursing and a group of BSN AACN Master’s Education Conference. Practitioner (11 responded/11 employed) Senior Nursing Students, Abigail Cropsey, Amanda Rader, • Most employers were Bellin Health and and Courtney Fiest, presented a poster titled, Our Mission: St. Vincent Hospital. Nathan Wallenfang, Adjunct Faculty member received To Advance the Understanding and Commitment of the Next Nightingale Award from UW Oshkosh College of Nursing Generation of Health Professionals to Patient Safety and Quality and the College of Nursing Board of Visitors. *Data as of Oct. 1, 2015 Improvement in Health Care Locally, Nationally, and Globally at the Institute for HealthCare Improvement (IHI) National Forum in Orlando, FL on December 8, 2014. Page 1 2014-2015 Annual Report Health Sciences Resource Center Expansion Bellin College Signs New Partnership Bellin College added new simulation areas in the Agreement with UW-Colleges lower level with a state-of-the-art Birthing Suite that On Wednesday, May 13, 2015 at 1:30 p.m., faculty, staff, will serve as a permanent home to two of the College’s students and administrators gathered at the Aylward Gallery high-fidelity simulators, Noelle and Baby Hal; Emergency at the University of Wisconsin - Fox Valley to watch the Room/Intensive Care/Pediatric Suite, Surgery Suite and University of Wisconsin Colleges and Bellin College sign a mammography lab. Bellin College also obtained new partnership agreement that helps students transfer credits equipment for the Radiologic Sciences program including from the two-year institutions and earn a bachelor’s degree a C-arm, MRI simulator, surgery table, mammography unit, from Bellin College. This agreement is the first of its kind and two manikins made specifically for radiology education between the 13 UW-Colleges and Bellin College. (Damaged Debbie and Wounded Willy) to use in the simulation labs. “This new partnership outlines a focused pathway for students to complete the education needed to begin a MCW-Green Bay, who joined Bellin College’s campus successful career in healthcare,” said UW-Fox Valley Campus in June 2015, has four exam rooms, conference room, Dean Dr. Martin Rudd. “It is one more way we are able to monitoring room, procedure room, and two faculty offices. offer quality, flexible education options that allow students to MCW-Green Bay utilizes standardized patients to learn complete their desired degrees on schedule and at a low cost.” assessment skills. Their standardized patients will have a The partnership provides UW-Colleges transfer students specific space for them to utilize between exams and that complete credits or a degree at one of the University practice sessions. of Wisconsin Colleges with the ability to transfer to The expansion will allow for Bellin College to host Bellin College and earn a bachelor’s degree in nursing simulation and interprofessional educational learning or radiologic sciences. opportunities for students and medical professionals. The Bellin College is pleased to have found an excellent partner Faculty and students will work to create case studies and to aid in offering a bright future for aspiring healthcare simulated learning experiences with medical students, professionals. This is an opportunity for Bellin College and nursing students, and radiologic sciences students. The goals the University of Wisconsin Colleges to work collaboratively; are simple; to respect the unique cultures, values, roles and the UW-College System will set the foundation of education responsibilities and expertise of other healthcare professions and Bellin College will ensure a baccalaureate degree in and to communicate one’s role to other professionals. Using two years. unique and complementary abilities, all members of the team will optimize patient care. The expansion will benefit students by providing enhanced interprofessional training and clinical simulation experiences. This will allow Bellin College the opportunity to be versatile and continue to provide advanced training for our future healthcare providers in the Northeast Wisconsin area and beyond.

2014-2015 Annual Report Page 2 College Highlights

Bellin College Students Practice Skills Abroad Study abroad experiences deepen skills, independence, confidence and resourcefulness for college students. A handful of Bellin College students took advantage of study abroad opportunities during Winter and Spring Break during the 2014-15 academic year to study nursing in China, Mexico, Haiti, and Brazil. The China Study Tour provided an opportunity for Bellin College students to understand traditional Chinese medicine and culture firsthand, and to gain knowledge of different healthcare systems and approaches to healthcare problems. They also had the opportunity to participate in rich cultural non-classroom activities, including clinical tours, cultural trips, and tours with Chinese nursing students. The Brazil and Mexico Study Tours provided the opportunity for Bellin College students to learn about the free public health systems in Central America. Students toured hospitals and clinics and observed alternative medicine techniques. Brazil provided tours of human breast milk banks and Mexico provided Spanish classes and a tour of a Women’s Hospital with a focus on NICU and cancer treatments. The Haiti Study Tour provided the opportunity to work with International Medical Relief. The students worked in various areas of Haiti to provide medical care services to the people of Haiti who do not have access to healthcare. Bellin College is always looking for more travel opportunities to offer students and partners with UW-Green Bay on various travel courses. Students also have the opportunity to go on travel courses offered at other schools or universities.

Page 3 Business and Finance Update

Bellin College Employees are Dedicated to Helping Students Achieve their Educational Goals Statements of Financial Position Year end comparison of fiscal year 2015 and 2014 Bellin College has 121 employees who specialize in Academic Affairs encompasses 76% of the employees a number of different areas. Though each employee at Bellin College. These individuals include our Assets 2015 2014 comes to the College with an area of expertise, faculty members and the staff members who everyone works together to help ensure student support them. The remaining 24% of the employee Cash and cash equivalents $ 2,193,073 $ 3,071,064 success in and out of the classroom. population includes staff in a variety of areas who Investments - Unrestricted 7,461,022 6,205,077 provide student and operational services. Tuition receivable 54,888 56,830 Pledges receivable - Net 83,735 116,786 Other accounts receivable - - Due from affiliates - - Prepaid expenses and other 247,250 131,074 Employee Distribution Chart Investments - Limited as to use 12,823,446 12,583,704 Property and equipment - Net 12,017,484 10,999,002 Deferred financing costs 9,277 12,370 Total Assets $ 34,890,175 $ 33,175,907 Academic Affairs 76%

Liabilities and Net Assets Liabilities: Accounts payable - Operations $ 134,719 $ 55,343 Student Services 8% Accrued salaries and benefits 495,401 428,012 Due to affiliates 397,938 108,367 Deferred student tuition 446,924 354,062 Long-term debt 1,711,490 2,317,872 Business & Finance 8%

Total Liabilities $ 3,186,472 3,263,656

Net Assets: Development & PR 4% Unrestricted $ 19,526,460 18,058,627 Temporairly restricted 2,025,470 2,157,639 Permanently restricted 10,151,773 9,695,985 Plant & Maintenance Total Net Assets $ 31,703,703 $ 29,912,251 2%

Total Liabilities and Net Assets $ 34,890,175 $ 33,175,907 President’s Office 2%

2014-2015 Annual Report Page 4 Bellin College At-A-Glance

Page 5 Certification/Licensure Exam Pass Rates

American Registry of Radiologic Technologist (ARRT) Radiography National Registry Examination 2015 ARRT First-Time Pass Rate Information 100%

88%

National Council Licensure Examination for Registered Nurses (NCLEX-RN) 2014-15 NCLEX-RN First-Time Pass Rate Information

Bellin College National 93% 2014-2015 2014 Nurse Practitioner Certification (ANCC) American Nurses Credentialing Center 85% (AANPCP) American Academy of Nurse Practitioners 82% 2015 First-Time Pass Rate Information 100% 88% 74% Bellin College National BSN National-US Ed 2014-2015 2014 2014

*Graduation for academic year 2014-15 is comprised of October 2014, December 2014, and May 2015 commencements. *National Data Source = National Council of State Boards of Nursing (NCSBN) NCLEX Pass Rates. *National Data is reported on a calendar year basis and represents Calendar Year 2014 Bellin College ANCC National AANPCP National Year to Date. Page 6 2014-2015 2014 2014 2015 Golf Classic

Golf Classic 2015 On Monday, June 15, 2015, Bellin College hosted its 15th Annual Golf Classic at Oneida Golf and Country Club. We would like to thank all of our sponsors, golfers, dinner guests and in-kind contributors who participated.

We would especially like to thank the dedicated members of our 2015 Golf Classic Committee: Mark Bake, Dr. Connie Boerst, Karen Brukardt, Tia DeLeers, Jessica Hopp, Janelle Golf Gift Sponsor Maricque, Matt Rentmeester and Gena Van Domelen. Miron Construction Hole Sponsors American Overhead Door Associated Bank / Private Client & Institutional Services Robert Laird Boerst Builders Capital Credit Union Don J. Jr. & Julie Long General & Vascular Surgery of Green Bay, SC George & Kasha Kerwin K.C. Stock Foundation Martzahl Group At Graystone Consulting Northern Electric, Inc. Naming Sponsors NWTC Pomp’s Tire Service, Inc. Rennes Group Bellin Health Foundation Team Clausen Team Fulwiler Dinner Sponsor S&L Motors Philip Hendrickson St. Norbert College In Honor of Betsy Hendrickson Urology Associates of Green Bay Wisconsin Colon & Rectal Clinic Lunch Sponsor WBAY Gary Brukardt Foundation WIPFLI, LLP Beverage Cart Sponsor Robert Laird Save the date for the Golf Cart Sponsors 2016 Golf Classic! Green Bay Packers Foundation Tweet/Garot Mechanical, Inc. Monday, June 20, 2016 at Oneida Golf & Country Club Page 7 2014-2015 Annual Report Professorships and awards

In addition to her passion for educating future nurses, Heidi Philip and Betsy Hendrickson 2015 Endowed Professorships is also interested in continued education for nurses, too. She Cardiovascular The Bellin College Endowed Professorship program was was instrumental in Bellin College becoming an approved Nursing Professorship established in 1995 to recognize faculty who excel in their provider of continuing nursing education through the Established in 1995 designated clinical specialty. Wisconsin Nurses Association and American Nurses Assistant Professor: Malina Herber Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation in Newly established Endowed Professorships are funded by Malina Herber, MSN, FNP-BC, 2012 and serves as Bellin College’s Lead Nurse Planner for a minimum gift of $500,000 and exist in perpetuity. APNP, has been with Bellin College continuing nursing education programs. The principal is invested and the income from these since August 2005. Malina teaches permanently invested funds support endowed professors’ Heidi is a member of the National League for Nurses, in both the traditional and 15-month options of the BSN salaries and benefits. American Nurses Association, American Society of Post program primarily at the junior-level medical-surgical arena Anesthesia Nurses and their Wisconsin chapters; and Sigma in both classroom and clinical settings. In addition, Malina Donors who choose to endow a faculty position recognize Theta Tau, Kappa Pi Chapter-at-Large (past vice president). provides instructional expertise in the introductory that their gift will make a lasting contribution to Bellin baccalaureate nursing courses of Health Assessment and College. Great colleges have great faculty, and our endowed Cornerstone Foundation of Fundamentals of Nursing. For several years, Malina served professorship program contributes to this excellence. Northeast Wisconsin Mother as the instructor for the college’s only online undergraduate and Infant Professorship Bellin Family Medical-Surgical nursing course, Professional Foundations of Nursing. Malina’s Established in 1995 Professorship contributions have expanded and have included support in Assistant Professor: Susan Rymer Established in 1995 the development and implementation of the Family Nurse Assistant Professor: Heidi Monroe Susan Rymer, BSN, MSN, joined Practitioner (FNP) track of the college’s MSN program. Bellin College in 2007 and currently Heidi Monroe, RN-BC, MSN, CPAN, Malina has 15 years of experience as a Registered Nurse. She holds the rank of Assistant Professor. Susan earned her BSN CAPA, has over 25 years of experience has worked in the areas of orthopedics, medical-surgical, from the University of Wisconsin, Green Bay in 2003 and her in various areas of nursing including and micro vascular nursing. She has additional work MSN from Bellin College in 2007. medical/surgical nursing, orthopedics, experience in critical care, specifically in trauma care and pain management, home health, telehealth, and Susan teaches Health Assessment, Nursing Leadership neurological nursing, where she refined her knowledge as a perioperative nursing. She earned her BSN from the and Management, Lab; Health Assessment, Nursing neurological nurse. Malina has pursued advanced practice University of Wisconsin-Madison, her Master of Science Fundamentals, Fundamental Clinical Practicum and specialization becoming a FNP in 2009 and is board certified degree from Bellin College, and is currently pursuing a PhD Maternity Nursing Clinical. Since her time as a clinical by the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC). As in nursing education at the University of Northern Colorado. nurse in 1986 she has a strong interest in all aspects of a FNP, Malina has worked in Family Medicine and most She is certified by the American Nurses Credentialing women’s health with a special interest in the Legal and recently, the specialty area of Anti-Aging Medicine. Center (ANCC) in Medical-Surgical Nursing (RN-BC); the Ethical Aspects of Nursing and in 2012 completed a American Board of Perianesthesia Nursing Certifications, Inc. certificate in Legal Nursing Consulting from as a Certified Post Anesthesia Nurse (CPAN) and a certified Kaplan University. Susan is involved in professional Ambulatory Perianesthesia Nurse (CPAN); and by the organizations including Sigma Theta Tau as well as American Heart Association as a Basic Life Support community organizations. instructor and Advanced Cardiac Life Support provider. Heidi joined Bellin College in 2007. She is currently an Assistant Professor at the College, as well as a staff nurse in the periop department at Bellin Hospital. Heidi shares her interest and experience in medical-surgical and perioperative nursing with the students she teaches in Adult Health & Illness I, Fundamentals of Nursing, and the Capstone clinical. Page 8 Paper Converting Machine Sherri is a member of Sigma Theta Tau International and Company Cancer Professorship Kappa Pi Chapter-At-Large and the President for the Awards for Excellence Established in 1995 Northeast Wisconsin (NEW) Chapter 171 of the National Assistant Professor: Lori Kulju Association of Orthopedic Nurses (NAON). Sherri received Lucyanna Hitch Award distinguished awards including the Bellin College Nishioka for Excellence Lori Kulju, PhD, RN, MSN, has over Family Award for Excellence in 2013 and the Orthopaedic 30 years of experience in the nursing Awarded to April Jensen, Nurses’ Certification Board Scholarship Recipient in 2006. field. Lori received her Diploma in BSN Class of May 2015 1984 from Bellin School of Nursing, She was also selected as an UW-Green Bay Teaching Scholar The Lucyanna Hitch Award for her BSN in 1996 from UW-Green Bay, for the 2014-2015 academic year. excellence is a tribute that recognizes and her MSN in 2003, from Cardinal Stritch Sherri teaches a fundamental nursing course, medical/surgical one student from our graduating class University. She earned her PhD at the University of Northern nursing theory, and is a clinical facilitator and instructor for of October, December or May who Colorado. Her research focused on the development of junior and senior level students. best exemplifies Bellin College’s values clinical judgment in BSN students and their pain of integrity, community, caring and management practices. Paul Ziemer Memorial excellence. The College was honored to present this award to Cardiovascular She is an Assistant Professor at Bellin College. Her teaching April Jensen, Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN), class of Nursing Professorship focuses on cancer content as well as Pharmacology, Nursing May 2015. Established in 1995 Care of Adults, and Advanced Nursing Synthesis. She also Assistant Professor: April Jensen is a very goal directed individual whose spirit and teaches a professional roles and ethics course in the MSN Karen Van Beek character are evident in everything that she does. She takes program. She sits on the Bellin Health Corporate responsibility for her learning, sets high standards for herself Institutional Review Board and serves as a faculty advisor Karen Van Beek, MS, RN, CCNS, and understands the power of education. She is accountable, for BSNA. She is an active member of the National League has over 35 years of experience in dependable and dedicated to providing the best nursing care for Nursing, Wisconsin League for Nursing, and cardiac care including emergency and possible to her patients. the International Nursing Association for Clinical Simulation critical care with both adult and pediatric populations. and Learning. April has a strong sense of service, whether it be within Bellin Her BSN degree was granted at the University of College or her home town. As a student she held a leadership Anne M. Rose and John Rose Wisconsin-Oshkosh, College of Nursing and her MS role every year in one or more committees, was actively Arthritis Nursing Professorship degree as a Clinical Nurse Specialist with an emphasis in involved in fundraising projects and participated in research Established in 1995 Critical Care was granted by the University of Wisconsin- projects through the Institute of Health Care Improvement. Assistant Professor: Milwaukee. She is certified by the American Association of In addition, she also volunteered countless hours to Sherri Hanrahan Critical Care as a Critical Care Clinical Nurse Specialist. her community. Sherri Hanrahan, CNE, RN-BC, An Assistant Professor of Nursing, Karen is the Health April is currently working in an intensive care unit at an ANCC, ONC, CCM, has over 24 years Sciences Resource Center Director at Bellin College. She area hospital. of experience in nursing which includes teaches both clinical and theory undergraduate courses with orthopedics and nursing case management. She holds the a focus on cardiac, emergency and critical care. In May of following certifications: Certified Nurse Educator (CNE) 2014, Karen was awarded the Dr. Nishioka Family Faculty through the National League for Nursing, Board Certification Excellence Award by Bellin College, an award that honors a in Medical-Surgical Nursing (RN-BC) through the American nursing faculty member for contributions in the areas of Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC); Orthopaedic Nurse professional nursing advancement, nursing education Certified (ONC) through the Orthopaedic Nurses advancement, professional behavior and growth, and Certification Board; and Certified Case Manager (CCM) support of the College. through the Commission for Case Manager Certification. Page 9 2014-2015 Annual Report Scholarships

Endowed Scholarships Endowed scholarships are an important resource for our students. To endow a scholarship, a gift of $25,000 is given. An endowed Nishioka Family Faculty Award scholarship memorializes those who have passed away or honors for Excellence a living loved one. These gifts are kept in perpetuity. Only the Awarded to Meghan Liebzeit, economic growth from the total endowed scholarship fund is used Assistant Instructor to make scholarship awards. of Nursing Anonymous Donor Scholarships Each year a faculty member is Ansorge Family Scholarship recognized for their outstanding Eleanore (Honey) & Emery Ansorge Scholarship service to the College through the Francis & Georgia Ariens Memorial Scholarship generosity of Dr. Nishioka and Leon H. Ariens Memorial Scholarship his family. The College presented Dr. Stephen Drake Austin Memorial Scholarship Instructor of Nursing, Meghan Liebzeit, with this award for Patricia & Frederick E. Baer Scholarship her outstanding service and consistent demonstration of the Patricia W. Baer Scholarship College values. Gerri Bellin Memorial Scholarship Meghan has been a contracted faculty at the College for five Bellin Health System, Inc. Auxiliary Endowed Scholarship years and is a great role model for both students and faculty. Dr. Thomas & Louvain Beno Family Scholarship She is always very positive and willing to help when needed. Bleser Family Scholarship She is personable with the students, faculty and staff. Dr. Alvin H. Brusky Scholarship Since 2001, she has worked in the pediatric ICU at Bush Family Scholarship St. Vincent Hospital where she is recognized as an Richard & Joyce Bush Scholarship outstanding nurse leader, excellent care provider and patient Jim & Gerry Christoph Scholarship advocate. She has been recognized for her exceptional Joseph M. & Jeanette B. Conway Memorial Scholarship technical, clinical and IV access skills. She has also worked Donald & Joyce De Namur Scholarship in the Medical Surgical Critical Care Unit at St. Vincent Vince & Gerry Devroy Scholarship Hospital. She maintains certification in pediatrics (CPN). Edelblute Founder’s Scholarship She is also involved in Kappa Pi Honor Society and Myron & Harriet Elliott Memorial Scholarship several professional organizations. She has presented to Robert & Ramona Etter Scholarship local audiences on health topics and has volunteered in the Gail & Emil Fischer Scholarship community. Bernice Fleck Scholarship Gertrude R. Goelz Memorial Scholarship Students describe her as extremely knowledgeable and Dr. John Goelz Memorial Scholarship someone that can communicate with them at a level they Renelle Goergen Memorial Scholarship understand. They describe her as a natural at teaching Green Bay Packers Foundation Scholarship and many report that she is one of their all time favorite Groendahl Nursing Scholarship professors. Her passion for nursing and education is evident. Ferdinand & Arlene Haevers Memorial Scholarship She is approachable and fair and holds all of her students Haise Family Memorial Scholarship to a high standard. She always shares new research and Harold & Laura Halloin Knospe Scholarship information in her classes. The Honorable Donald J. Hanaway Memorial Scholarship Elmer M. & Elaine A. Hansen Scholarship 2014-2015 Annual Report Dr. Loren & Marian Hart Scholarship Page 10 Elizabeth B. Hendrickson Scholarship Annual Scholarships Jean Vaessen Memorial Scholarship Lucyanna & Dr. Oliver Hitch Scholarship Annual scholarships are an important resource for our students. Dr. Kevin & Cindy Wienkers Scholarship Dr. Harold & Fran Hoops Scholarship To create an annual scholarship, a gift of at least $500 is given. Michael Wilde Memorial Scholarship Marie M. Janssen Memorial Scholarship These scholarships memorialize those who have passed away or Yvonne Woldt Zavoshy Scholarship Nikki Kehm Endowed Scholarship honors a living loved one. The scholarships are fully awarded Mrs. Margaret Zutz Scholarship Dolores Chaney Killins Scholarship every year. External Scholarships Bernard & Sally Killoran Endowed Scholarship While not directly a part of Bellin College’s Named Scholarship Lawrence Knutson Memorial Scholarship Myrtle Denis Aissen Memorial Scholarship Program, external scholarships provide support to our students on Ben Kramer & Alydia Braskamp Memorial Scholarship Anonymous Donor Scholarships an annual basis and for that we thank these special donors and Charles S. & Marcia L. Larsen Scholarship Bellin College Alumni Scholarship their families. Thomas & Lillian Lutsey Scholarship Bellin Run Scholarship Dale & Kay Lyndahl Scholarship George Bennett Memorial Scholarship American Family Insurance Scholarship Christina J. Maloney, LPN Scholarship Bollom Family Scholarship Rath Distinguished Scholarship Mary Lou & Edmund B. Manger Memorial Scholarship Robert & Kay Clausen Scholarship UPS/CIC Foundation Scholarship Joyce A. McCollum Honorary Scholarship Cloud Family Foundation, Inc. Scholarship Loretta Wells Scholarship Margaret M. McKanna Memorial Scholarship Concerned Hearts of Northeast Wisconsin Sentry Foundation Scholarship Robert T. & Betty Rose Meyer Scholarship Dr. Andrew Fergus Memorial Scholarship Dr. V. Jane Muhl Endowed Scholarship First United Methodist Church Scholarship Robert & Beverly Nelson Endowed Scholarship Dr. Matt Fuchs Honorary Scholarship Nishioka Family Scholarship Brannon & Christina Guyette Scholarship Outagamie County Voiture 1140 Endowed Scholarship Dr. and Mrs. Richard & Ellen Horak Foundation Scholarship Dr. Louis D. Philipp Family Scholarship Bonnie & Fergus Hughes Scholarship Joyce Prust Memorial Scholarship Dr. & Mrs. Wm. David Jones Scholarship Tom & Susan Prust Family Scholarship Francis & Diane Junio Scholarship E. Maude Reidenbach Memorial Scholarship Dr. & Mrs. Michael Kincheloe Scholarship Dr. Benson Lee & Barbara Richardson Scholarship Walter & Joyce Klunk Memorial Scholarship Meredith B. & John M. Rose Scholarship William & Agnes Konstanski Memorial Scholarship Rosemann Family Scholarship Nieta Krueger Memorial Scholarship John & Naomi Ross Scholarship Robert & Jane Laird Scholarship Carol Schmidt Memorial Scholarship Craig and Cindy (Klunk) Loritz Scholarship Esther Randolph Soeter Memorial Scholarship Dale and Kay Lyndahl Family Scholarship John & Mabel Stiles Memorial Scholarship Tom & Sue Meinz Scholarship Audrey Thorpe Memorial Scholarship Lillian Elizabeth Peterson Memorial Scholarship Mike Van Asten Endowed Scholarship Al & Ruth Rakow Scholarship Joseph & Sarah Van Drisse Scholarship Charles P. & Kathleen T. Riley Scholarship Antoinette “Toni” Motiff Vannes Memorial Scholarship Abner & Jane Sapiro Scholarship Warren R. & Mary L. Von Ehren Scholarship Elizabeth Schaub Annual Scholarship Byron L. Walter Family Scholarship Violet A. Schmidt Memorial Scholarship Harriet Bower Warnemuende Scholarship Dr. Charles C. Smith Memorial Scholarship L.G. Wood Scholarship Rochae Smits (De Moulin) Annual Scholarship Virginia Zehren Memorial Scholarship Nancy & Stuart Stiles Scholarship Paul Ziemer Memorial Scholarship First United Methodist Women of Green Bay Scholarship Page 11 2014-2015 Annual Report Giving Clubs

The Legacy Society of Bellin The Following Legacy Society Phil & Betsy* Hendrickson Joyce E. Prust* ‘28 College, formed in 2001, provides donors members identified Bellin College Denise DeDecker Hess ‘80 Richard Resch the opportunity to remember the College in their planned giving: Laura Hieb ‘89 Barbara Shier ‘73 in their estate planning. Sometimes making Dr. Oliver* & Lucyanna* Hitch Ruth Somerville* gifts to the College during one’s lifetime is Dr. Thomas & Louvain* Beno Mary E. Jacobs* Margaret Surplice* not possible, and a bequest is more feasible. Dr. Penelope Peacock Croghan George & Kasha Kerwin Dr. Carrie Thoms An estate gift leaves a legacy to our students Dr. Vera Dauffenbach & Wally* & Joyce* Klunk Audrey Thorpe* by supporting their education and making Rev. Dr. Wilfred E. Tabb III Harold Knutson* Mr. Mike Van Asten a career in nursing and radiologic sciences James & Eugenie* Erdman ‘62 Katherine H.* & Mary L.* & Warren R.* Von Ehren possible. We thank the many forward- Dr. Peter & Katherine Fergus Lawrence J.* Knutson Joyce M. Wentland Williams ‘61 thinking benefactors of the College whose B.J. Andrews Figlia ‘59 Charles* & Laurabell* Larsen Yvonne Woldt Zavoshy ‘61 legacies have already provided the College Bernice (Mac) Fleck* ‘35 Betty Ann Lynch* Donna Zelazoski ‘69 with $1.7 million in gifts. Ms. Grace E. Fletcher* Barbara Petersen Matthews ‘58 Dr. John* & Ruth* Goelz Joyce A. McCollum *Deceased Charles* & Lois* Hanaway Margaret M. McKanna* Elmer* & Elaine* Hansen Dr. Hiro Nishioka Florence Nightingale Society Northern Electric, Inc. Patrons ($1,000-$2,499) Lawrence & Marilyn Miller ($10,000+) Pomp’s Tire Service, Inc. Anonymous Maria K. Mitchell (Class of 1958) Bellin Health Foundation John W. & Judith Ross Aon Corporation Mary Jo Moore Bellin Health System Judith Ross Stevenson Associated Bank / Private Client & Nicolet National Bank Bellin Run Women’s Specialty Care Institutional Services NXC Imaging Gary Brukardt Foundation Fund Babcock 1, LLC MiChong Powers (Class of 2003) Cloud Family Foundation, Inc. Partners ($2,500-$4,999) Bank of America Matching Gift Program Red-D-Mix Concrete, Inc. Dr. Alan & Cindy Finesilver Dr. Connie Boerst (Class of 1985) Dr. John & Joan Brusky Renard’s Catering Hansen Family Trust Mr. & Mrs. Dan Bollom Camera Corner, Inc. Rennes Group Dr. Wm. David & Mary Jones Capital Credit Union Charles S. Cyra Kathleen & Chuck Riley Laurabell Larsen Trust Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Clausen Rev. Dennis Ellisen Gary Rotherham Lux Foundation, Inc. Concerned Hearts Club-Northeastern Dr. & Mrs. Peter M. Falk Elizabeth H. Schaub Dr. Hiro Nishioka Region of Wisconsin Drs. Bruce & Diane Fenster Jacque D. Schmidt* Forest H. Schafer Foundation, Inc. James Erdman Dr. Peter Fergus Foundation, Inc. St. Norbert College Stanley J. & Mary W. Smits Festival Foods Green Bay Packers Foundation Tweet Garot Mechanical, Inc. West Foundation, Inc Mr. & Mrs. Terrance R. Fulwiler Laura A. Hieb (Class of 1989) Don Vaessen Ann Kapitz Dr. & Mrs. Fergus Hughes Chris Wiesner Visionaries ($5,000-$9,999) Konop Family Foundation Johnson Bank Dr. & Mrs. William J. Wittman Anonymous Donor Miron Construction Francis & Diane I. Junio (Class of 1960) Gerry Christoph Thomas Prust Don J. & Julie Long Jr. Honor Society ($500-$999) John Dykema Dr. Benson & Barbara L. Richardson Steve & Janelle Maricque Beatrice M. Agamaite (Class of 1960) Philip J. Hendrickson Mr. & Mrs. Daniel R. Smith Martzahl Group at Graystone Consulting Martha Ahrendt Dr. Richard D. & Ellen Horak Mr. & Mrs. James E. Strohschein Medical College of Wisconsin Mary M. Ariens Robert H. & Jane* Laird Mike Van Asten John C. & Inky Meng Ginny Vissers

2014-2015 Annual Report Page 12 Boerst Builders, Jeff Boerst Heritage Society ($250-$499) Calvary-Zion United Methodist Women of Dr. Stephanie M. Stewart Karen Brukardt (Class of 1966) Hans D. Anderson Egg Harbor Mary & Lawrence Teofilo (Class of 1964) Julie A. Bowers (Class of 1977) Clifford A. & Shirley Christl Tim Campbell Nancy Ott Trainor Rebecca Demske Dr. Vera K. Dauffenbach & Rita A. Christensen (Class of 1980) Dixie J. Tubbs Lois Bailey Rev. Dr. Wil Tabb III Gerald Cort Condon, Jr. United Methodist Women of Sparta Larry P. & Kayleen P. Ferguson Dr. Loren & Marian Hart Jeff Day Willard Vandeloo First United Methodist Church of Green Bay Patrick & Janice Henning Michele G. De Baker (Class of 1977) Dorothy A. Wallerius General & Vascular Surgery of Green Bay, SC Gregory M. Immel Lois M. DePouw Drs. Joann & Christopher Watson Brannon & Christina Guyette Brian & Karrie Kowalkowski Carolyn Doedens (Class of 1961) Mr. & Mrs. John Zehren (Class of 1997) Ginger B. Krummen Schraven Timothy Dooley Tom & Carol Guyette Dr. Frederick J. & Katherine Lamont Blanche R. Dudek (Class of 1943) Friends (Under $100) Dr. & Mrs. Charles A. Ihrke Jason Mattson Max Frost & Co. Martina Adams (Class of 1979) K.C. Stock Foundation Edward L. Meyer, Jr David & Kathy Garnett Richard & Cynthia Allen Mr. & Mrs. George F. Kerwin H. Frederick & Barbara Nuetzel Sharon Ann Gerrits (Class of 1974) Almond United Methodist Women Sally Killoran Mr. & Mrs. Thomas L. Olson Kathy Gibson Kathleen E. Altergott (Class of 1963) Don G. & Kristine G. Krueger Wayne H. Petersen Catherine Gregory Ann Anderson Cindy & Craig Loritz Raasch Associates Betty J. Haevers Teena Anderson Mike McMahon Marcia Salm (Class of 1970) Phyllis J. Haevers* Karen Arendt (Class of 1964) Susan K. & Tom Meinz (Class of 1982) Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Sapiro Howard & Joan Jacques Lori & Scott Ashmann Stanley O. Miller Charitable Fund Nancy Sapiro Landsborough Court Property Owners Patricia Baganz Radiology Chartered Schreiber Foods, Inc. Association, Ltd. Ms. Judith A. Baierl (Class of 1983) Cynthia M. Reinl Mr. & Mrs. Jock & Eileen Seal Patricia Laplante (Class of 1946) Mark & Sara Bake (Class of 2005, 2004) John E. & Mary T. Rocheleau Ms. Dianne M. Smith (Class of 1970) Beverly J. Larsen (Class of 1964) Julie A. Beckstrom (Class of 1970) David & Karen Rozek Steven Wilcox Michelyn Will Larson (Class of 1964) Karen Bellin (Class of 1964) S & L Motors Donna L. Zelazoski (Class of 1969) Rona B. Lukazewski (Class of 1981) Carol & Ralph Bergman Donald Salmon Dr. Rolf S. & Ann S. Lulloff Karen R. Bialcik (Class of 1997) Carol Shield Founder Society ($100-$249) Larry J. Mc Cray Susan K. Blemberg (Class of 1992) Dr. Charles & Polly Smith Cynthia Kay Afendoulis Michael D. Meeuwsen Mabel E. Bohrtz (Class of 1952) Strom Family Foundation Richard & Kathleen Aicher Christopher Molner John & Jennie Bourguignon Mike Sturdivant Anonymous Walter & Barbara Neufeld Whitney Brennan Dr. Carrie Thoms Bellin Auxiliary William Novak* Marilyn & Bob Brunner (Class of 2013) United Methodist Women of First United Avram D. Berk Charity Olson Larae J. Bruno (Class of 1980) Methodist Church, Green Bay Marcia Bethurem (Class of 1964) Dr. Michael & Patricia O’Neill Judy Buresh (Class of 1982) Urology Associates of Green Bay Mr. & Mrs. Richard Blahnik Michael & Lu Ellen Oskey Audrey M. Burmeister (Class of 19686) Betty F. Weizenicker (Class of 1976) Pat Boex Joseph Popiel Dr. Nancy & Pepper Burruss Wipfli, LLC Michelle Bottrall Matt & Melissa Rentmeester Joyce Buss Yvonne W. Zavoshy (Class of 1961) Cheryl Burgermeister Mary K. Rolloff Gail L. Butrymowicz (Class of 1994) Harriet A. Ziemer Robert W. & Susan K. Burns (Class of 1977) Karen A. Sanchez (Class of 1997) Connie & Herb Buttrick (Class of 2008) Margaret H. Zutz (Class of 1948) Robert & Patricia Burton Eileen Schilling (Class of 1959) Cherie L. Cadieux (Class of 1997) Mr. & Mrs. Robert G. Bush Lianne L. Schlittenhart (Class of 1953) Val Call Dr. John & Ann Shrake Karen Carlson (Class of 1970) Ramona Speier (Class of 1986) Page 13 2014-2015 Annual Report Mary Lou Case (Class of 1967) Laurie Helebrant (Class of 1983) Teresa Linssen Alison Roemer George & Judy Cornell Heather S. Helgeson (Class of 2004) Terry Luttenegger Corinne M. Roscoe (Class of 1950) Andres Cuene John V. & Audrey Henderson Dale & Kay Lyndahl Yvonne M. Schauer (Class of 1990) Beverly Dagneau Denise Mary Hess (Class of 1980) Robin Macco Mary Schlorf (Class of 1983) Jenny DeBauche Mark Higgins Dr. James & Rose P. Mackey Amanda Schmidt Jan DeBruin (Class of 1974) James Hoffman Brian & Karen Matthews Cory & Cassie Schmitt Jennifer Degener Jessica Hopp Jessica M. Maxson (Class of 2004) Nancy L. Schneider (Class of 1975) Lori Dehnke Kristine Howell Kimberly M. Maxson (Class of 2004) Bonnie Seeholzer Kristen M. Dejardin (Class of 1997) Dennis & Sharon Jacobson Rita Mayer (Class of 1969) Gregory Sinkler Norma A. Delpire (Class of 1948) Geralyn J. Jadin (Class of 1974) Joyce A. McCollum Marion C. Skelton (Class of 1971) James & Christine Demerath Margaret E. Jagler (Class of 1947) Donna Sue McIntyre (Class of 1964) Jeanette C. Slang-Kootaka (Class of 1966) David & Anita Demske Betty Jameson (Class of 1947) Kathleen McKenzie Alicia Smith Kathie DeMuth (Class of 1993) Margaret & Richard Jansen Megtec Systems Christine Smits Christine M. Deprey (Class of 1991) Gayle L. Jeffress Linda P. Michaelis (Class of 1969) Paula Soletski (Class of 1984) Jean Desmidt Susan Jolly (Class of 1974) Wayne & Ginger Micksch (Class of 1975) Mary Jo Solie Judith M. Dexheimer Daniel & Lisa Jones Sara Mitchell (Class of 2012) Cheryl M. Sommers (Class of 1969) Christine Diederich (Class of 1984) Harvey & Donna Jorns Donna Mogan Bonnie P. Sorenson (Class of 1964) Robert & Marilynn Dixon Anne M. Joseph (Class of 2006) Bill & Missy Molling Mary Beth Sprangers (Class of 1983) Steven D. Dubois (Class of 1991) Annette Juopperi (Class of 1964) Marilyn Moorehead (Class of 1966) Joseph & Susan Staed Newman & Kathleen Edwardson Dr. Laurence Kauth (Class of 1964) Jodi Mosupye (Class of 1983) Linda Stark Karen M. Ehritz (Class of 1964) Rosie Kelliher Lois R. Nelson (Class of 1951) Alan & Betty Stauffer Mike Fabry Sue Ann Kempfert (Class of 1968) Thomas Nick Susan Stauffer Derrick J. Ferry (Class of 2006) Karen Kirschenheiter (Class of 1965) Carol Nielsen (Class of 1964) Christine L. Stellmacher (Class of 1969) Betty Jayne Andrews Figlia (Class of 1959) Katie Klaus Amy Novak Dorothy Stluka (Class of 1964) Sarah Elizabeth Floyd (Class of 2014) Tom & Korry Kleiman Colleen M. O’Brien Lillian Suomi Mr. & Mrs. Allan Fromm (Class of 1977) Percy Knaub Andrea O’Bright Joann & Eric Swanson Doris M. Fuelle (Class of 1947) Lucas Koenig Olde Allouez School Condo Laurie & Kevin Taicher Patricia O. Gerue (Class of 1964) Susan M. Kolarik Owners Association Anne C. Thibaudeau (Class of 1977) Donald & Marianne Gibbons James & Jeanne Kolkoski Kristi J. Otterson (Class of 1996) Roger & Donna Thompson Karen L. Gierczak (Class of 1969) Cheryl Kollath (Class of 1988) Dian Page Mary Trager (Class of 1975) Arlene C. Giljohann Roberta & Gary Kozloski Joanna S. Painter (Class of 1944) Jo Ann Turriff (Class of 1968) Lena & Keith Goodman Vicki Krause (Class of 1980) Steven & Connie Pautz Lois Van Abel Marguerite Griffin Barbara Larson (Class of 1962) Jason Perry Karen & Vernon Van Beek Roger & Catherine Gryboski Dorene A. & James Laviolette (Class of Kay & Joe Piontek Gena Van Domelen Mr. & Mrs. Jay R. Hamann 1969) Kelsey M. Potes Anthony & Sandra Van Ess Sharon K. Hanks (Class of 1968) Lisa A. Lawrence (Class of 1988) Sally Rathert (Class of 1964) Denise & Kevin Van Ess Sherri Hanrahan (Class of 2007) Russell Leary John & Karen Reed Kathy A. Vandehei (Class of 1984) RJ & Donna Harteau Geri Lewis-Nytes Randy & Diane Rentmeester Loann M. Vandeleest (Class of 1988) Dr. & Mrs. Donald Haupt John & Ronda Liebmann Rosemary L. Resch (Class of 1969) Margaret A. Vanden Heuvel (Class of 2006) Pauline & Joseph Hebert Meghan M. Liebzeit (Class of 2000) Helenbeth & John Reynolds Mrs. Betty A. Vanderheyden Charles Heidemann James & Mardell Liethen Rachel Rifleman (Class of 1989) Roxanne Vandermause (Class of 1975)

2014-2015 Annual Report Page 14 Julie E. Vesely (Class of 1981) Dr. Connie Boerst (Class Of 1985) Home Depot Sassy Girl Keisha Vickman Paula D. Brainard (Class Of 1974) Jessica Hopp Schartner’s Farm Market Jeremy & Terra Vosters Dr. Nancy & Pepper Burruss Horseshoe Bay Golf Club Amanda Schmidt Gary & Sharen Waerzeggers Carmella’s Hotel Red St. Norbert College Katie Wall Chateau De Pere InStyle Salon Carla Stephani Kathleen S. Wangerin (Class of 2010) Cheesecake Factory Irish Fest The Bull at Pinehurst Farms Leona Waraksa Children’s Museum of Green Bay Island Resort & Casino Dr. Carrie Thoms Ann Wasmund Cliff Wall Subaru Mazda Ivy Trails Gift & Garden Toshiba America Medical System Wilma C. Watts (Class of 1963) Cranky Pats Dale & Susan Kassner Uncle Mike’s Bake Shop Fran & Marietta Webber Culver’s Kohler Company Ken Verhagen Jan Weber Cupcake Couture Cheryl Kollath (Class of 1988) Von Stiehl Winery Jeanne A. Wells (Class of 1940) Country View Farms Kroll’s East Wingate by Wyndham - Green Bay Roxanne L. Wickstrom (Class of 1968) Day Spa Larry’s Bellevue Gardens Wisconsin Timber Rattlers Lynn Wiegand (Class of 1969) De Pere True Value Lindeman’s Cleaning WisconsinMade.Com David & Charyl Winther Design a’la Mode Los Banditos Women’s Specialty Care Lina A. Wittmann (Class of 1968) Dick’s Sporting Goods Mackinaw’s, LLC Woods Golf Club Patricia Ann & Ronald Zager (Class of 1965) Discovery World Madison Children’s Museum Kelsey Christine Zastrow (Class of 2014) Donny’s Glidden Lodge Restaurant Margarita’s Helen Zwickey (Class of 1963) Elite Group, Inc. Jason Mattson Ella’s Deli Mid Vallee Golf Course, Inc. In-Kind English Inn Milwaukee Brewers Baseball Club A’bravo Fox 11/WLUK-TV Milwaukee Public Museum Active Chiropractic & Rehabilitation Fox Heights Pub & Grill Milwaukee Repertory Theater Air Force Gymnastics Gallagher’s Pizza Neville Public Museum Alaskan Golf Club Glamour Shots Nitty Gritty Ale Asylum Global Recognition Oilerie Algoma Chamber of Commerce Annye Graff Olbrich Botanical Society Aloft Green Bay Grand Lodge Waterpark Resort Oneida Golf & Country Club American Foods Group Green Bay Blizzard Carol Orwig Anonymous Donations Green Bay Botanical Garden Parallel 44 Vineyard & Winery Ashwaubenon Bowling Alley Green Bay Bullfrogs Pedretti Power Yoga, LLC Ayla’s Beenies Green Bay Gamblers Peninsula Players Badger Sports Park Green Bay Packers Foundation Pepsi Cola of Green Bay Badger State Brewing Company Happy Joe’s Pizza & Ice Cream Radisson Hotel & Conference Center Bag Lady Harley Davidson Museum Green Bay Bar Group Herb Blue’s Total Self Defense, LLC Renards Catering Bark River International Raceway Heritage Hill Matt & Melissa Rentmeester Bellin Health System High Point Inn Rola-Rena Roller Skating Center Bellin Run Hilly Haven Golf Course Royal Cleaners Beth’s Boutique Hinterland Rummele’s Jewelers Betty Brinn Children’s Museum Jeremy P. Holm (Class of 1998) Rye Restaurant & Lounge

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