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Western Technical College Faculty Credentials P a g e | 1 Faculty Credentials Alexander, Hilaree Winona State University, Nursing Education, MA 2008 University of Iowa, Nursing, BA 2001 Altobelli, Joyce Cornell Univ, Development Sociology, Ph.D. 2003 North Dakota University, Physics, BS 1987 North Dakota University, Sociology, MA 1990 Anderson, Loren Iowa State University, Architecture, BA 1977 Anderson, Mary Austin Community College, Nursing, ADN 1989 University of Phoenix, Nursing, MSN 2002 Viterbo University, Nursing, BSN 1999 Arneson, Pamela UW-La Crosse, Elem. Edu., BS 1989 Viterbo University, Education, MA 2007 Bahl, Alexander Western Technical College, Mechanical Design, AAS 2014 Bahraminejad, Behzad K.N University of Technology, Bioelectric/Biomed. Engineer ,MS 2004 Shahrood University of Tech, Bioelectric/Biomed. Engineer, BA 2000 University Putra Malaysia, Bioelectric/Biomed. Engineer, Doctorate 2011 Bauer, Michelle UW-La Crosse, Elementary Education, BS 1993 UW-La Crosse, Professional. Development., MEPD 2002 Becker, Deanne Clemson University, Mathematical Science, MS 1997 Winona State University, Mathematics, BS 1994 Berra, Heather Western Governors University, Nursing Education, Master's 2017 Western Technical College, Nursing, Associate's 2007 June 1, 2021 P a g e | 2 Berry, Shari Simmons College, Phys. Therapy, Doc of PT 2007 UW-La Crosse, Phys. Therapy, BS 1994 Blum, Michelle Concordia University, Education - Literacy, Master's IP UW-Madison, Social Studies, Bachelor's 1998 Bodelson, Amery Minnesota State Univ. Moorhead, English, BA 1999 UW-Eau Claire, English, MA 2006 Boen, David Austin Peay State University, Management, Maters 2009 Ferris State University, HVACR Engineering Tech, BA 2006 Sacramento City College, Mechanical Engineering Tech, Associates 1988 Bork, Cody Western Technical College, Diesel & Heavy Equipment Tech., TD 2015 Born, Kristin South Dakota State University, Chemistry, BS 2005 South Dakota State University, Chemistry, MS 2012 Breckenridge, Betsy University of California, Education, Master's 2002 University of California, English, Bachelor's 1991 Brennan, Timothy American College of Education, Teaching English Language, Masters, 2016 Oxford TEFL, Trinity CERTTESOL Teach. Train, Certificate, 2011 Spanish Ministry of Education, Cultural Ambas. & Lang. TA, Certificate, 2013 Winona State University, Applied Linguistics, Bachelors 2012 Brice, Ann Cardinal Stritch University, Leadership for Advmnt. Lrn. & Srvr., PhD 2018 UW-Milwaukee, Psychology, BA 1988 Winona State University, Professional Development, MS 1998 Brockwell, Lani June 1, 2021 P a g e | 3 Old Dominion University, English & Teaching, BA 1995 Old Dominion University, English, Emphasis Literature, MA 2002 Brown, Tamra UW- La Crosse, Professional Development, MEPD 1987 Viterbo University, Medical Record Admin, BS 1984 Brown, Wade Western Technical College, Electronics Technology, Associates 2001 Western Technical College, Electrical Engineering Tec, Associates 2009 Western Technical College, Electromechanical Technology, Associates 2000 Western Technical College, Journey-Worker Technical Studies, Associates 2008 Western Technical College, Journeyman Electronic Electri., Apprenticeship 2005 Western Technical College, Journeyman Industrial Electri., Apprenticeship 2001 Bushman, James UW La Crosse, Comm Stud., Broadcast & Dig Med, Bachelor's 2011 Cahalan, Sally Georgetown University, History, MA 1984 Louisiana State University, History, BA 1981 Casper, Paul Franklin University, Interactive Media Design, BS 2020 Western Technical College, Graphic Design, AAS 2001 Chapel, Carolyn Washington State Univ, Math, MS 1991 Winona State University, Mathematics, BA 1989 Winona State University, Statistics, BS 1989 Christenson, Karen UW-La Crosse, Medical Technology, BS 1996 Corcoran, Shannon Rochester Comm & Tech College, Interior Decor Options, AS 2001 Rochester Comm & Tech College, Retail Merch, AS 2001 UW- Stout, Retail Merch & Mgt Fashion Mrk, BS 2004 Craker, Tracy UW-La Crosse, Elem. Edu., BS 1993 UW-La Crosse, Professional Development, MEPD 2007 Culver, Pamela June 1, 2021 P a g e | 4 Baylor University, Marketing Intnl, BA 1988 Loyola University, MBA, MBA 1991 Cunningham, Maurella Carleton College, Political Science, BA 1991 University of Minnesota, Curriculum and Instruction, PhD 2014 University of Minnesota, Secondary Social Science Edu., MA 1994 Czaplewski, Julie UW-La Crosse, Elem. Edu., BS 1988 UW-La Crosse, Master's in Education (MEPD), MEPD 2008 Dahl, Janel CVTC, Nursing, AAS 1994 University of Iowa, Nursing, MSN 2006 Western Illinois University, Physical Education, MS 1991 Davini, Mark UW-Madison, Comm. Arts, BA 1994 UW-Stout, Career & Tech Education, MS 2008 Dobbs, Bradley UW-La Crosse, Bus. Admin., MBA 2009 UW-Stout, Graphic Com. Mgmt., BS 2001 Duffy, Linda Winona State University, English, BS 1995 Winona State University, English, MA 2004 Dutchin, Shelly UW-Madison, Sociology, BS 1987 UW-Madison, Sociology, MS 1988 Earll, Michael Marquette University, Public Service, MA 2000 UW-Eau Claire, Criminal Justice, BA 1992 Eglinton, Casey Idaho State, HR Training & Development, MA 2002 UW-Stout, Vocational Diploma, BS 2000 Ellefson, Laurie Viterbo University, Nursing, BSN 2005 June 1, 2021 P a g e | 5 Engstrand, Kristine Ridgewater College, Paramedic, AAS 2019 Riverland Tech College, MN DOT Instructor, NA 2013 Rochester Community College, NA, AS 1995 Winona State University, Accounting, BS 1999 Erdman, Scott Western Technical College, Carpentry (Construction), Certificate 2000 Western Technical College, Indv. Tech Studies Journal Worker, AAS 2018 Western Technical College, Wood Tech, TD 1996 Erickson, Emily UW-La Crosse, Biology, Women Studies, BS 2009 Western Technical College, Respiratory Therapy, AAS 2011 Ertz, Melissa Concordia University, Alternative Education, License 2010 Marion University, Edu, Edu Technology, MA 2009 UW-La Crosse, Speech Comm., BS 1994 Everson, Julie Clarke College, Nursing, BS 2002 College of St Catherine, Neonatal Nurse Practitioner, Master's 2007 Fancher, Gail UW-Stout, Career & Tech. Edu., MS 2006 Viterbo University, Orgnztnl. Mgmt., BS 2000 Western Technical College, Admin. Assist., AAS 1987 Ferrier, Timothy UW La Crosse, Accounting, Bachelor's 1988 Viterbo, Business, Master's 2013 Foster, Isaiah College of Saint Scholastica, Exercise Physiology, BA 2001 College of Saint Scholastica, Exercise Physiology, MA 2002 MN State College Southeast Tech, Practical Nursing, TD 1998 Frank, Brandon UW-River Falls, Marketing Comm., BS 2008 Fredricks, Kathleen UW-La Crosse, Elem. Middle Lvl. Edu., BS 1993 UW-La Crosse, Prof. Dvlpmnt., MEPD 2002 June 1, 2021 P a g e | 6 Fuchsteiner, Amy Saint Mary's University, Instruction, MA 1997 Texas Tech University, Mathematics, 18 graduate credits 2019 UW-La Crosse, Mathematics, BS 1994 Gauger, Stephanie UW-Eau Claire, Elem. Edu., BS 1999 UW-Platteville, Education, MS 2017 Gehrett, Mabel Concordia University, HR Mgmt., MA 2012 Lakeland College, Business Admin Marketing, BA 2008 Gillette, Charles Castleton State, Phys. Edu., BS 1997 UW-La Crosse, Ex. & Sports Science, MS 2000 Western Technical College, Surg Tech, TD 2006 Goede, Christine Viterbo University, Management Information Tech, BS 2002 Goede, Dona University of Kentucky, Animal & Food Sciences, MS 2000 University of Missouri, Animal Science, BS 1998 Gruber Jeffrey Gateway Technical College, Biomedical/Electrical Eng. Tech, AS 2012 Gateway Technical College, Electronic Computer Tech., AS IP Milwaukee School of Engineering, Electrical Engineering Tech, BS 2016 Hahm, David Western Technical College, Carpentry (Construction), Certificate 2001 Western Technical College, Individualized Tech Studies, AAS 2018 Hale, Edward UW-Stout, Adult Edu., BS 1995 Western Technical College, Graphic Design, AAS 1991 Hammond, Jamie UW-La Crosse, Bus. Admin., MBA 2003 UW-La Crosse, Finance, BS 1997 June 1, 2021 P a g e | 7 Hanson, Earlyn UW-Stout, Career & Tech. Edu., BS 2015 UW-Madison Extension, WI Backflow Presenter Tester, Certificate 2014 State Exam, WI Master Plumber, License 1985 Western WI Tech Institute, Journey Worker Plumber, License 1981 Harazmus, Jamie UW-La Crosse, Sociology, BS 1988 UW-Madison, Sociology, MS 1991 Heilman, Gretchen Viterbo University, Education, MA 2008 Viterbo University, Orgnztnl. Mgmt., BA 2004 Western Technical College, AAS 2001 Heise, Lisa Boise State University, English, BA 1997 Oregon State University, College Student Services Admin, MS 2000 St. Cloud State, English, MA 2011 Helixon, Tracy College of Saint Benedict, English, BA 1993 UW-La Crosse, College Student Personnel, M.S.Ed. 1995 Winona State University, English, MA 2000 Hess, Philip Herzing University, Technology, BS 2012 Western Technical College, Electromechanical Technology, AAS 2001 Western Technical College, Electronics, AAS 1998 Hey, Kenneth Western Technical College, Graphic Design, AAS 1988 Hoeltzle, Kevin Rochester TC, Building Utilities Mechanic, Diploma 2007 Upper Iowa, Social Science, BS 2019 Hofslien, Chad Western Technical College, Diesel & Heavy Equipment Tech, TD 1987 Western Technical College, Individualized Tech. Studies, AAS 2018 June 1, 2021 P a g e | 8 Hytry, Randal MATC MKE, Aviation Tech Airframe, TD 1998 MATC MKE, Powerplant, TD 1989 UW-Oshkosh, Physics, MS 2007 UW-Stevens Point, Physics, BS 1998 Jakusz, Nicholas UW-Whitewater, Mathematics Education, BS 2010 Jennison-Scheler, Andrew University of Virginia, English, MA 2010 University of Virginia, English, Ph. D. 2013 UW-Madison, English & Classics, Bachelor's 2006 Jerue, Barbara UW-La Crosse, Prof. Dvlpmnt., MEPD 2001 UW-La
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