UWO’s ArtsCore mission has educators creatively teaching, reaching students through the arts
The ArtsCore Arts Integration Symposium, held on the UW–Oshkosh campus, is a cornerstone event offering pre-service and early career teachers hands-on experience in blending the arts into everyday classroom instruction.
More than 110 businesses, organizations connect with hundreds of Titans at Feb. 17 career fair
The University of Wisconsin Oshkosh Career and Professional Development office hosted its bi-annual Internship and Career Fair this week in the Kolf Sports Center fieldhouse.
The event Monday featured representatives from dozens of companies and organizations to recruit UW-Oshkosh students for internships and positions.
Hundreds of UW Oshkosh students had the opportunity to learn about potential employers, do some face-to-face networking and get practice presenting themselves in a professional setting.
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UWO photographer shares spring semester snapshots
The Spring Semester began Feb. 3 and students are reconnecting with friends and instructors while getting back to the flow of classes and assignments.
After the long winter break—and the three-week J-term—campus is again bustling with activity. For seniors, it marks the final 14 weeks before commencement on May 17.
Here’s a few photos from the first day back on campus.
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Photos: Check out many special moments of the 2024 UWO Midyear Commencement
Around 700 students crossed the stage Dec. 14 as the University of Wisconsin–Oshkosh helds its 60th Midyear Commencement.
Enjoy a look at proud students, family and friends in this gallery of photos.
A large crowd converged on Kolf Sports Center, 785 High Ave., Oshkosh, where associate, bachelor’s, master’s and doctorate degrees were awarded at the 60th midyear ceremony. Along with those finishing their academic programs this fall, midyear commencement also recognizes students who graduated at the end of the summer semester. The Midyear Commencement Program may be seen here.
UWO storytelling class’s film draws from campy scares to push next-gen Polk
Polk Library is failing, and the 63-year-old building is in grave need of renovation.
If not addressed, the consequences could be (wait for it) horrific.
On March 10, Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers announced that a Universities of Wisconsin Board of Regents-advanced renovation-rebuild project is among his capital budget recommendations for the next biennium. UWO leadership and supporters are prepared to make the case for investment in the recycling and revitalization of Polk Learning Commons in the 2025-27 state biennial budget process ahead.
And instructor Grace Lim’s Quest III class, “Telling Stories for Fun, Profit and World Peace,” is doing its part. As part of their spring course work, students created a short film, ripped from a campy genre, to support revitalization of the library… before it’s too late. It’s below. Enjoy,… if you dare.
You can learn more at uwosh.edu/polkredefined.
Fall ’24 at UWO in rapid review
Our UWO team gathered and edited together some snapshots of fall 2024 in review before 2025 arrives. Enjoy, and Go Titans!
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Introducing The Hub… (as scripted by our Gen Z journo students)
Reeve Union underwent a glow-up this semester! And we let our UW-Oshkosh Communications team journalism students run with the script to help explain a new, dynamic space.
Introducing The Hub: an interactive space for all UWO students, equipped with activities, study spaces and a relaxation room.
The Hub is free for UWO students! Open M-F from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
The Hub offers a gathering space for friends or a cozy spot to spend time between classes. Students can lounge on couches and play life-size arcade video games or challenge each other to a friendly game of giant Jenga.
Students: Your new hangout spot awaits! Here’s UWO Director of Student Success and Belonging Byron Adams with a brief tour…
UW Oshkosh alumni Class Notes: March 2025
’71 Craig Pfeffer (LS) of Tampa, Florida, had his first radio job at UWO leading to a radio career in cities including Milwaukee, St. Louis, Los Angeles and more. Pfeffer shared a 1978 photo of himself at KSLQ St. Louis along with Bernie Taupin and Alice Cooper.
’71 Criag Pfeffer (left)
’76 Daniel Sommerville (EHS), of Wheaton, Illinois, professor emeritus at Wheaton College, is in his sixth season as music director and conductor of the Illinois Valley Symphony Orchestra. Sommerville recently received the Lifetime Achievement Award from the College Orchestra Directors Association at the organization’s national conference and will be the conductor of the 2025 Wisconsin School of Music Association High School Honors Orchestra.
’76 Daniel Sommerville
’89 Lonna (Wolf) Schickert (EHS), of Colgate, was named a Civic Music Association Milwaukee’s 2025 Teacher of the Year Award recipient. Schickert is a band director at North Middle School in the School District of Menomonee Falls. Schickert co-directs the Sixth Grade Band with an emphasis on the brass, directs the Seventh Grade Band and assists with the Eighth Grade Band. She also directs the North Middle School Jazz Ensemble.
’92 Kelly (Rushkofske) O’Shea (B), of Appleton, is the director of trust operations at Legacy Private Trust Company where she has worked since 2014.
’94 Chris Lee (LS), of Madison, is the Adams Publishing Group (APG) reporter for Lake Mills, Waterloo, Cambridge and the surrounding areas. Lee also runs his own website development, video production and IT support business.
’96 Sarah (Mielke) Milton (EHS), of Muskego, received the Civic Music Association Milwaukee’s 2025 Certificate of Excellence for Choral Music Instruction. Milton is the choir director at Muskego Lakes Middle School in the Muskego-Norway School District. She teaches choir and general music, chamber choir, after school a capella ensembles, and the annual musical at Muskego Lakes Middle School.
’97 Nicole (Fowler) Leiter (LS) and ’13 (MSE), of Oshkosh, is an academic support teacher at Winneconne High School.
’97 Nicole (Fowler) Leiter
’98 Paul Griesbach (B), of Greenville, is vice president at Legacy Private Trust Company where he has worked since 2015.
’97 Tammy (Geiger) Ross (B), of Neenah, is the assistant vice president at Legacy Private Trust Company.
’99 Nicole (Krulcik) Jones (LS), of Appleton, is the director of investment operations at Legacy Private Trust Company where she has worked since 2008. Jones is married to ’02 Kenneth Jones (LS).
’99 Matthew Steinbarth (EHS), of Fond du Lac, is the incoming Fond du Lac School District Superintendent of Schools. Steinbarth is currently the chief academic officer for the district, and previously was the principal of Fond du Lac High School.
’00 Anne (McCarthy) Michels (EHS), of Oregon, was named one of BRAVA Magazine’s Women to Watch for 2025. Michels is the founder of Green Pastures Living, a nonprofit organization that developes affordable and accessible independent senior housing in small communities. Michels is married to ’99 Scott Michels (LS).
’00 Anne (McCarthy) Michels
’01 Bill Nelson (LS), of Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, was awarded the State Department’s Data for Diplomacy Award in recognition of his work to advance the use of data in supporting diplomatic initiatives all over the world. As a foreign service officer with the U.S. Department of State, Nelson has served in a range of positions at U.S. missions in Mexico City, Toronto, Erbil, London, Kabul and Frankfurt.
’03 Nathan Wardinski
’03 Nathan Wardinki (LS), of Madison, authored the book Dissecting Cannibal Holocaust which examines the 1980 film and its relevance to cinematic and literary history, anthropology, nature studies, ethics and censorship, media and journalism, documentary filmmaking, representations of cannibalism and post-colonialism, and genre cinema.
’03 Nate Weyenberg (B), of Appleton, is a financial representative at Fox Communities Credit Union. Weyenberg will facilitate and enhance investment services opportunities within the organization. He was previously a senior premier banking officer at BMO Bank with over 20 years of experience in client relationship management in the financial services sector.
’04 Kevin Baetke (EHS) and ’09 (MS), of Neenah, is a math teacher at Oshkosh North High School and the varsity boys’ soccer coach at Neenah High School.
’06 Jacobus Van Zyl (B), of Glenmore, Pennsylvania, is the executive vice president and COO of Safety Hoist Company, a manufacturer of gas and electric material hoists. Van Zyl has two decades of experience as a financial executive, most recently as CFO for the NCHERM Group and controller for Comstar Technologies.
’07 Lindsey Graff (N), of Wausau, is a nurse practitioner who provides expanded wound care services at Aspirus Stanley Hospital and Aspirus Merrill Hospital.
’09 Bethany Rusch (MSW), of Oshkosh, is the vice president of finance and administration at Moraine Park Technical College. Rusch will provide strategic leadership and coordinate innovative solutions for all financial services, talent and facility functions.
’11 Ann Digunske Cibulka (B), of Minnetonka, Minnesota, is a 2025 Minneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal 40 Under 40 honoree. Cibulka is the vice president of real estate development at Ryan Companies US, Inc.
‘14 Joseph Boilini (B), of Burlington, is the vice president of business banking at Town Bank.
’15 Forrest Buck (EHS), of Chippewa Falls, is the director of Career Development at Chippewa Valley Technical College (CVTC). Buck facilitated the opening of Ollie’s Professional Threads, a donation-driven permanent space where CVTC’s students get assistance dressing for success by selecting complimentary professional attire when they transition into the workforce.
’17 Karl Buelow (LS), of Oshkosh, is the director of development at The Grand Oshkosh.
’17 Alyssa (Benrud) Schommer (MBA), of Kaukauna, was named one of Women We Admire’s 2025 Rising Star Women Leaders in Healthcare. Schommer is the national director of consumer experience insights for Ascension.
’17 Mai Nu Vang (EHS) and ’22 (MS), of Green Bay, is the founder and executive director of the Maiv Passion Foundation, a non-profit organization with a mission to elevate Hmong youth with programs in academics, athletics, culture and the arts.
’24 Ingrid Simpson (DNP), of Waupaca, is a family nurse practitioner at ThedaCare Medical Center Orthopedic, Spine and Pain and ThedaCare Medical-Waupaca.
UW Oshkosh alumni Obituaries: March 2025
‘40s
Helen (Welkos) Heckle (EHS) ’47, Beloit, Jan. 15, 2025
‘50s
James Mellberg (LS) ’55, Columbus, North Carolina, Jan. 30, 2025
‘60s
Sandra Bosin (MSE) ’69, Eagan, Minnesota, Jan. 29, 2025
Diane (Alf) Dowell (EHS) ’66, Berlin, Jan. 27, 2025
Beverly (Sosinski) Drahn (EHS) ’61, Bessemer, Michigan, Jan. 30, 2025
Richard “Dick” Edman (MA) ’69, Sheboygan, Feb. 22, 2025
Mary Ann (Marhefke) Huebner (EHS) ’61, Oshkosh, Jan. 12, 2025
Jerilyn “Jeri” Jank (EHS) ’67, Larkspur, California, Dec. 31, 2024
Melvin Kliment (EHS) ’65, Mishicot, Jan. 16, 2025
Barbara Pautz (EHS) ’69, Chilton, Jan. 16, 2025
Lois (LaFond) Reichardt (EHS) ’61, Appleton, Jan. 22, 2025
Victoria Spaulding (EHS) ’68, Oconomowoc, Feb. 12, 2025
‘70s
Mary Jo “MJ” Burns (EHS) ’71, Cottage Grove, Minnesota, Feb. 21, 2025
Patricia Parrish (EHS) ’77, Beaver Dam, Jan. 27, 2025
David Pfaffenroth (LS) ’70, Grafton, Jan. 30, 2025
Janet (Rand) Putzer (LS) ’71, Oshkosh, Jan. 31, 2025
‘80s
Judith Winzenz (MA) ’84, Appleton, Feb. 2, 2025
‘90s
Kelly (Adam) Deaton (LS) ’91, West Bend, Dec. 22, 2024
Jane Martinez (MSN) ’98, Omro, Feb. 9, 2025
Marilyn Muraski (N) ’92, West Bend, Feb. 12, 2025
Bernadette “Bernie” Smith (EHS) ’93, Marshfield, Feb. 2, 2025
‘00s
Scott Rothe (B) ’02, Oshkosh, Feb. 8, 2025
‘20s
Nicole Crook (EHS) ’21, Monroe, Feb. 21, 2025
Ryan Sinner (LS) ’22, Mount Horeb, Feb. 4, 2025
Faculty and Friends
Gerald “J.J.” Jacklin (B) ’71, IS network support tech specialist 1991-2015, Oshkosh, Jan. 26, 2025
Walter Kempf (EHS) ’68, (MA) ’76, library services assistant 1984-2006, Oshkosh, Jan. 26, 2024
UW-Oshkosh alumni Class Notes: Feb. 2025
’68 Jim Dykstra
’61 Joanne (Reitz) Jonas (EHS), of Clintonville, has kept in touch with several friends made decades ago at UWO from the Classes of 1961 and 1962. The group recently met for lunch to reminisce.
’68 Jim Dykstra (LS), of Mc Lean, Virginia, received the Thomas Daffron Senior Stennis Fellow Service Award for exceptional service leadership to the John C. Stennis Center for Public Service. Former chief of staff in the U.S. House of Representatives, Dykstra was an inaugural Stennis Fellow in the 103rd congress and served as a mentor to young staffers for the past 13 Congresses in the Stennis Center’s Emerging Leader Program.
’61 Joanne (Reitz) Jonas and classmates
’74 David Rank (LS), of West Bend, is the founder and director of Novel Bookcamp, an annual week-long writing workshop and retreat where many writers from across the nation have learned the secrets of long-form writing and publishing. Rank is married to ’73 Judy Rank (N).
’83 Lisa Zemlock (BME) and ’93 (MS), of Oshkosh, is a member of the Fond du Lac Symphonic Band. Twelve UWO alumni performed together in the 48th annual Cathedral Concert in November.
’83, ’93 (MS) Lisa Zemlock and UWO alumni
’86 Sandie Brick-Margelofsky (EHS), of Dodgeville, retired from her position as managing director of student affairs advancement at the University of Wisconsin-Madison in 2023. The past two summers Brick-Margelofsky has served as a program assistant at the Lamar Buffalo Ranch in Yellowstone National Park.
’90 Pat Zietlow Miller (LS) and ’00 (MS), of Sun Prairie, already an accomplished author, wrote her first nonfiction picture book, Unstoppable John: How John Lewis Got His Library Card and Helped Change History. Zietlow Miller is married to ’85 Mark Miller (LS).
’90, ’00 (MS) Pat Zietlow Miller’s book
’94 John Buelow (B), of Fond du Lac, was named one of BizTimes Media’s Wisconsin 275 Award recipients, given to the 275 most influential executives in different economic sectors throughout the state. Buelow, president of Mercury Marine Engine Division of Brunswick Corporation, received the award in the manufacturing sector.
’86 Sandie Brick-Margelofsky
’96 Oscar Mireles (LS), of Madison, retired after 30 years as the executive director of Omega School. The recipient of the 2022 UW-Oshkosh Distinguished Alumni Award, Mireles will continue to run the organization he founded, Latinos Organizing for Understanding and Development, a non-profit in support of Latino artists statewide.
’97 Barbara “Bobbi” Miller (B), of Neenah, received the Fox Cities Economic Development Professionals (FCEDP) 2023 Outstanding Service Award. Miller is the Fox Valley Workforce Development Board’s manager of business services and joined the board in 2005.
’99 Eric Thiede (EHS), of Menasha, is one of 110 new U.S. State Department diplomats, and the only representative from Wisconsin. Thiede is a social studies teacher at Neenah High School.
’03 Julie (Anderson) Astrella (N), of Henderson, Nevada, has been an associate professor of nursing at Touro University Nevada for over 10 years. Astrella earned her Doctor of Nursing Practice in Leadership degree and recently celebrated her 20th wedding anniversary with husband ’03 Chris Astrella (LS) and ’21 (MPA).
’04 Todd Kelsey (MBA), of Waupaca, was named one of BizTimes Media’s Wisconsin 275 Award recipients, given to the 275 most influential executives in different economic sectors throughout the state. Kelsey, president and CEO at Plexus Corporation, received the award in the manufacturing sector.
’09 Jason Freedman (MPA), of McFarland, was named police chief in Grand Forks, North Dakota. Freedman currently serves as a captain at the Madison Police Midtown District where he’s been employed since 1997.
’13 Sadie (Parafiniuk) Howell
’13 Sadie (Parafiniuk) Howell (MPA), of Fond du Lac, president and CEO of Envision Greater Fond du Lac, is the chair-elect on the Wisconsin Chamber of Commerce Executives (WCCE) Board of Advisors.
’13 Ceev Sue Xiong (B), of Little Chute, is an admissions specialist and advisor for the Hmong Student Union Club at Fox Valley Technical College.
’13 Kurt Zempel (MPA), of Sheboygan, is the Sheboygan chief of police. Zempel has served the Sheboygan Police Department since 2003.
’15 Danielle Kolman (LS), of Appleton, is the assistant director of Employer and Alumni Relations for Lawrence University and serves on the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh Alumni Board of Directors.
’15 Danielle Kolman
’16 Megan Ogi (EHS), of Kewaskum, is the youth services librarian at the Kewaskum Public Library.
’17 Cortney (Kallenberger) Fraser (LS), of Greendale, married ’17 Robert Fraser (LS) after meeting as freshmen at UW-Oshkosh.
’17 Lyndsay Poeschl (LS), of Oshkosh, biology alumna and employee of Kimberly-Clark, led and helped drive the donation of microscopes to UWO. The new microscopes will provide opportunities for students to learn how to use advanced histology equipment for research and diagnostics.
’17 Lindsay Poeschl
’18 Jennifer Gauthier (MPA), of Shawano, was recognized by the Biden Administration’s Rural Innovators Initiative as an innovator who is making a positive impact on her community. Gauthier is the College of Menominee Nation’s Sustainable Development Institute (SDI) director.
’18 Jacob Pyle (B), of Milwaukee, is vice president-risk officer at Waukesha State Bank. Pyle has six years of experience in finance and risk management.
’20 Landen Moore (LS), of Appleton, is a multimedia journalist with Woodward Communications.
’21 Kyle Boucher (B), of Greenville, a financial advisor with Northwestern Mutual, finished first in the company for new clients in 2024. He is a member of the UW-Oshkosh Alumni Association Board of Directors.
’21 Mitchell Gerend (B), of Kimberly, will be inducted into the 2025 Southern Door Athletic Hall of Fame class. During Gerend’s Titan Football career, he was a 4-year letter winner and two-time Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (WIAC) champion. Gerend is the lead of the Enterprise Advanced Analytics organization with U.S. Venture.
’21 Jason Schneider (EHS), of Fond du Lac, is the interim Fond du Lac High School Baseball head coach. Schneider is also a health teacher at Woodworth Middle School.
’22 Kevin Kollmann (LS), of Fond du Lac, is a graduate student and production and lighting assistant at Northern Illinois University. Kollmann attended a conference in New York City, serving as an advocate for accessibility within the lighting and sound field.
UW-Oshkosh alumni Obituaries: Feb. 2025
’40s
Lillian Hildebrand (EHS) ’47, (EHS) ’53, Appleton, Jan. 6, 2025
Bonita “Bunny” (Koch) Klingbeil (EHS) ’48, Fond du Lac, Nov. 29, 2024
Norman Thiel (EHS) ’49, Neenah, Dec. 25, 2024
’50s
Joyce (Jacobson) Buss (EHS) ’51, Caroline, Nov. 19, 2024
Frances (Buck) Crain (EHS) ’54, (MST) ’67, Rosendale, Nov. 27, 2024
Irene (Seil) Giese (EHS) ’50, Cleveland, Dec. 3, 2024
Robert “Bob” Karnes (EHS) ’58, Kenosha, Nov. 29, 2024
Chester Luce (EHS) ’52, Appleton, Dec. 17, 2024
Frederick Paepke (LS) ’59, St. Cloud, Minnesota, Dec. 22, 2024
Joan (Pokrandt) Rather (EHS) ’54, Racine, Nov. 15, 2024
Virginia “Ginny” (Scheuermann) Steiner (EHS) ’53, (EHS) ’60, Waukesha,
Jan. 4, 2025
’60s
Ronald Haartman (EHS) ’68, Sheboygan, Dec. 2, 2024
Alan Sprenger (LS) ’69, Madison, Dec. 27, 2024
Karen “Nonny” (Grafmeier) Stuyvenberg (EHS) ’62, Combined Locks, Dec. 20, 2024
’70s
Daniel Ankeney (B) ’74, De Pere, Dec. 20, 2024
Theresa (Pierquet) Anstett (LS) ’73, Spring Green, Dec. 4, 2024
James Biernasz (LS) ’77, Crivitz, Dec. 1, 2024
Robert Fritz (LS) ’76, Neenah, Dec. 30, 2024
Joyce (Zill) Grau (MSE) ’79, Plano, Texas, Dec. 5, 2024
Richard Gustke (EHS) ’72, Redgranite, Jan. 6, 2025
Earl Luaders (LS) ’75, New London, Dec. 8, 2024
Todd Popp (LS) ’71, Appleton, Dec. 15, 2024
Sandra (Petros) Simon (LS) ’71, Appleton, Dec. 26, 2024
James “Touse” Theis (EHS) ’74, (MSE) ’75, Appleton, Dec. 7, 2024
Mary (Wallace) Tyson (EHS) ’71, Sun Prairie, Jan. 12, 2025
’80s
Debra (Radtke) Heitkamp (EHS) ’80, Monroe, Dec. 11, 2024
Robert “Bob” Skubal (MSE) ’86, Tomahawk, Dec. 17, 2024
’90s
Kelly (Adam) Deaton (LS) ’91, West Bend, Dec. 22, 2024
Kathryn “Katie” Dykes (MSN) ’96, Green Bay, Nov. 30, 2024
’00s
Jeff Franzmeier (B) ’06, Crivitz, Dec. 29, 2024
Angela “Angie” Hahn (LS) ’02, Berlin, Dec. 30, 2024
’10s
Eric Boll (LS) ’14, Madison, Aug. 23, 2024
Faculty and Friends
Carol Anhalt, Titan Women’s Basketball coach and physical education instructor, 1964-1989, Oshkosh, Dec. 3, 2024
Frederic “Ted” Balser, director of Career Planning and Placement 1995-2007, Lady Lake, Florida, July 10, 2024
UW-Oshkosh alumni Obituaries: December 2024
‘50s
Mary Ann (Tisler) Doucha (EHS) ’58, Howard, Nov. 12, 2024
Barbara (Koplein) Elleman (EHS) ‘56, Amherst, Massachusetts, Oct. 9, 2024
Leroy Kottke (EHS) ’55, West Bend, Nov. 12, 2024
‘60s
Leta Gerber (EHS) ‘60, Park Falls, Oct. 27, 2024
Kathleen Wegner (EHS) ’68, Merrill, Oct. 23, 2024
Lee Wegner (LS) ’67, Merrill, Oct. 23, 2024
Carol (Dahl) Wokosin (EHS) ’63, Oshkosh, Nov. 2, 2024
Thomas Yelich (EHS) ’68, Sun Prairie, Nov. 13, 2024
‘70s
Thomas Belot (B) ’73, (MBA) ’78, Valders, Nov. 23, 2024
Dale Ferguson (LS) ’71, Oshkosh, Nov. 2, 2024
Diane Haase (EHS) ’70, Fond du Lac, Oct. 26, 2024
Tom Huiting (EHS) ’71, Menasha, Oct. 21, 2024
Dennis Kloida (EHS) ’74, Manitowoc, Nov. 2, 2024
Michael LaFave (EHS) ’73, Lena, Oct. 23, 2024
Bradley LeDuc (MSE) ’73, Port Washington, Nov. 9, 2024
Ralph Lohse (MST) ’78, Trenton, Oct. 15, 2024
John Palmbach (LS) ’73, De Pere, Oct. 29, 2024
Sandra Schumerth (EHS) ’71, Appleton, Sept. 21, 2024
Jean (Fergus) Veltman (EHS) ‘74, Mount Pleasant, Oct. 23, 2024
Donald Wetzel (LS) ’70, (N) ’77, McFarland, Oct. 24, 2024
‘80s
Sally Boedeker (MSN) ’89, Minneapolis, Minnesota, Oct. 29, 2024
Randal Dorschner (EHS) ’80, Appleton, Nov. 28, 2024
Todd Johnson (B) ’87, Town of Harrison, Oct. 21, 2024
Michael Kapp (B) ’82, Redgranite, Oct. 19, 2024
Steve Reitzner (LS) ’82, Menasha, Nov. 3, 2024
Carol (Brantmeier) Roche (MSE) ’80, Mequon, Oct. 13, 2024
Jodie (Clark) Schoonover (ESH) ’80, Waukau, Nov. 18, 2024
‘90s
Mike “Bondo” Bond (LS) ’96, Augusta, Montana, Aug. 12, 2024
James Kasper (N) ’95, Oshkosh, Oct. 16, 2024
Helen Lueck (LS) ’93. Town of Wescott, Nov. 7, 2024
‘00s
Brian “Gartz” Gardiner (LS) ’07, Oshkosh, Oct. 20, 2024
’10s
Danielle Wilkins (EHS) ’10, Andover, Minnesota, Nov. 24, 2024
Faculty and Friends
Selma Brophy, College of Nursing Professor 1975-2002, Ripon, Oct. 23, 2024
Sheldon Cooper, Biology Department co-chair and professor emeritus, 2001-2023, Oshkosh, Nov. 14, 2024
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