Dear Friends of the College, I am excited to share with each of you our Annual Report for 2013-2014. It provides you with a snapshot of the many exciting things that happened at Bellin College. This past year provided many opportunities for our students, faculty and our staff. In the fall, the College began its fifth year in our facility. I marvel at the many positive comments from our customers on the beauty and upkeep of our building and grounds. The students have definitely settled in and found their favorite places to study, unwind and enjoy a laugh or a game of volleyball outside. We have been blessed to have such a wonderful campus setting, created with the support of our donors. Bellin College applied for reaffirmation of our ten year accreditation with the Higher Learning Commission (HLC) this past year. The HLC team visited our campus April 7-9 to assess the nature of the College’s mission, integrity of the organization, teaching and learning practices, evaluative methods, resources, future planning and institutional effectiveness. In July we learned we were granted another ten year accreditation status. Receiving this reaffirmation is a very significant achievement for the College, and we are excited to move forward and continue to focus on quality projects as part of our ongoing assessment.
The College’s leadership placed a large emphasis on refining the overall strategic plan for the organization this year and identified five key areas of focus: customer service, people, quality, growth and financial integrity. Each area consists of a plan and associated metrics and benchmarks. We hope our concentrated efforts across these areas of focus will elevate our customer service for all, build and strengthen relationships, set clear expectations for success, ensure financial stability and allow the College to adapt to meet the changing needs of the community, our students and our friends. I want to personally thank all of our donors and friends for your support. Bellin College is making a difference in the healthcare profession through your generous contributions. We continue to graduate excellent nurses and radiologic technologists, and are humbled by the trust and respect you place in our educational program offerings. As we look to the future, we continue to grow and expand our services to the community, region and the state. Through education, we have a better future. I hope you enjoy our view of the past year. Best Regards,
Connie J. Boerst Connie J. Boerst President/CEO
Our Mission
Bellin College is dedicated to preparing healthcare professionals by providing an intellectually stimulating environment focused on leadership, community service, and lifelong learning that promotes excellence in healthcare practice and the advancement of the profession.
Our Vision
Bellin College will be the best health science college in the State of Wisconsin.
Our Values
Excellence – being the best. Community – partnership and shared participation. Caring – empowering relationships based on empathy and respect. Integrity – honest and ethical behavior.
Dear Friends of Bellin College, The Bellin College Board of Trustees is pleased to share our 2013-2014 Annual Report with you. As I write this update, the Packers and Badgers are coming off of important and impressive wins in the last several weeks. The teams are on a roll. So is the team at Bellin College. We may not have a football team, but BC has a team of tremendous students, outstanding coaches (our faculty), and dedicated managers (our administration). Last year, we graduated 77 Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN), five Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) and nine Bachelor of Science in Radiologic Science (BSRS) students. Since we converted to the BSN program in 1985 and the BSRS program in 2009, we have graduated approximately 1,400 bachelor prepared nurses and 17 bachelor prepared radiologic technologists. The vast majority of our grads are serving in Northeastern Wisconsin today, making up a large percentage of the region’s healthcare professionals. Our students are studying, practicing and executing in the field like the Packers and Badgers. We have our own Hutson Center for practice; our simulation labs. The simulation spaces include various low- and high-fidelity mannequins, including a delivering mother and infant. In the radiologic sciences portion of the lab area, there is a computed tomography (CT) simulator, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) simulator and an x-ray machine. After learning and practicing in the safety of the Bellin classrooms and labs, our students go into the field at over 85 area clinical partner locations for additional hands-on training.
Like athletes, our students need the support of their community. With over 85% of Bellin College students receiving some form of financial aid, oftentimes this support comes in the form of scholarships. The generosity and support of College friends like you is truly appreciated not just by board members and administration, but by our students: the future healthcare professionals of the region. Please take a moment to review the information and stories shared within this report. If you have the time, consider dropping by for a visit. We love to showcase our training facility and our players to the community that believes in us. I thank you for your continued support and for being a valued part of our team. Sincerely,
Robert M. Clausen Robert M. Clausen ChairmanBoard of Trustees
Bellin College Board of Trustees 2013-2014 Officers: Chairperson: Robert Clausen Vice Chairperson: Thomas E. Prust Secretary: Mike Van Asten Treasurer: Fergus P. Hughes, Ph.D. At-Large: Terry Fulwiler
Trustees: Karen Brukardt Bellin College Alumni, Class of 1966 Robert Clausen Vice President/Finance, Paper Converting Machine Company (Retired) Gerald (Cort) Condon, Jr. Attorney/CPA, Condon & Herald Attorneys Herb Coussons, M.D. Women’s Specialty Care
Terry Fulwiler CEO, W.S. Packaging Group, Inc. (Retired)
Cindy Loritz Broker Associate, Coldwell Banker
Brannon Guyette Wealth Management Advisor Merrill Lynch Bellin College Alumni, Class of 1997
Jon P. Moreau Senior VP/CFO, Aarrowcast, Inc.
Fergus P. Hughes, Ph.D. Dean of Liberal Arts & Sciences, University of Wisconsin-Green Bay (Retired) Professor, Human Development and Psychology Charles A. Ihrke, Ph.D. Associate Professor, Human Biology, University of Wisconsin-Green Bay (Retired) George F. Kerwin President/CEO, Bellin Health Systems
Thomas E. Prust Executive Vice President/Secretary, Alwin Manufacturing Company, Inc., (Retired) Kathleen T. Riley Director of Finance, Sonoco US Mills, Inc. (Retired) Donald Salmon, Vice President Emeritus/Consultant, St. Norbert College Mike Van Asten President, Incredible Edibles Inc. William J. Wittman, M.D. Bellin Health/FMC - Oconto Falls
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College Highlights The past year was exciting and productive for Bellin College. We continued to meet the needs of our students, employees and the public by incorporating our values of excellence, community, caring and integrity into all college-wide initiatives. The year was fueled by our mission of preparing healthcare professionals by providing an intellectually stimulating environment focused on leadership, community service and lifelong learning. Here are the highlights from the 2013-2014 fiscal year.
Commencement During the 2013-2014 academic year, Bellin College welcomed 92 new graduates into its group of alumni. The BSN program gained 20 graduates in October and 58 graduates in May. The BSRS program graduated nine students in May, and the MSN program graduated five students: three in December and two in May.
Faculty Accomplishments • Sherri Hanrahan, Assistant Professor of Nursing, became a Certified Nurse Educator (CNE). • Dr. Lori Kulju, Assistant Professor of Nursing, was awarded second place for her poster presentation presentation entitled The Effect of Simulation on BSN Students’ Knowledge, Attitudes and Clinical Judgment Regarding Pain at the 13th Annual International Nursing Simulation/Learning Resource Centers conference in June 2014. The conference was held in Orlando, Fla. and was sponsored by The International Nursing Association for Clinical Simulation and Learning. Dr. Kulju was one of 96 presenters. • Dr. Jason Mott, Instructor of Nursing
– In Oct. 2013, Dr. Jason Mott was instrumental in establishing the Bellin College Chapter of the American Assembly of Men in Nursing (BAAMN). Resulting from Dr. Mott’s hard work in the arenas of membership recruitment, outreach and programming, the BAAMN chapter received national recognition as the 2014 Newcomer of the Year.
– In Dec. 2013, Dr. Mott gave a presentation to the Advisory Council and Funders Network for the Wisconsin Action Coalition in Madison, Wis.
– Dr. Mott became a Certified Nurse Educator (CNE).
Employment Statistics Class of October 2013 - Bachelor of Science in Nursing • 20 graduates (8 responded/8 employed) Class of December 2013 - Master of Science in Nursing • 3 graduates** Class of May 2014 - Bachelor of Science in Nursing • 58 graduates (30 responded/27 employed*; 3 still seeking employment* • Most frequent employers were Bellin Health and Aurora BayCare • Most common areas of employment were medical/oncology and cardiac. Bachelor of Science in Radiologic Sciences • 9 graduates (9 responded/7 employed*; 2 still seeking employment* • Most frequent employers were Bellin Health and St. Vincent Hospital. Master of Science in Nursing • 2 graduates** *Data as of Oct. 1, 2014 **Data on employment of MSN graduates is not collected
Admissions In Fall 2013, we welcomed 41 students into our traditional fouryear Bachelor of Science in Nursing program and 10 students into the traditional four-year Bachelor of Science in Radiologic Sciences program. Thirty-two students joined our 15 month option in January 2014 and another cohort of 25 began in June 2014. In addition, 13 students transferred into the BSN program as sophomores and two into the BSRS program in June 2014. The Master of Science in Nursing program welcomed 20 students in the fall of 2013.
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• Mary Rolloff was promoted to Associate Professor of Nursing. • Dr. Stephanie Stewart, Dean of Academic Affairs, gave a presentation in Dec. 2013 to the Advisory Council and Funders Network for the Wisconsin Action Coalition in Madison, Wis. • Dr. Kimberly Udlis, Associate Professor of Nursing and MSN Program Director
– Published an article in the Journal of Cardiovascular Nursing titled “The Impact of Technology Dependency on Device Acceptance and Quality of Life in Persons with Implantable Cardioverter Defibrillators”
– Gave a presentation titled “Current Issues and Moving to the NP Education of Tomorrow” at the National Organization of Nurse Practitioner Faculties 40th Annual Meeting
– Received two appointments at Bellin College: 1) chairperson position of the Curriculum Leadership Committee, and 2) a member of on the Doctor of Nursing Practice Implementation Task Force
• Karen Van Beek, Assistant Professor of Nursing and Health Sciences Resource Center Director, was accepted for National League for Nursing’s Leadership Development Program for Simulation Educators. This National League for Nursing faculty development initiative is designed for those interested in assuming a leadership role in the field of simulation in nursing education.
New Additions to the BSRS Program Big things have been happening in the Bachelor of Science in Radiologic Sciences program at Bellin College. Toshiba America Medical Systems made two major contributions to the program in 2014, with their total in-kind gifts totaling over $300,000. Toshiba donated a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) simulator valued at approximately $75,000 to be used for educating future imaging professionals this fall. The simulator will be utilized in the courses Principles of MRI and Ancillary Imaging and Cross Sectional Anatomy. It will also be used in inter-professional simulations with students and other healthcare professionals. In the spring, Toshiba donated a computed tomography (CT) simulator, and the machine has been a part of the curriculum since April. Combined, the two pieces of equipment give students an opportunity to learn how to use the technology they will one day be using in the field.
Summer Camps Over the summer, Bellin College hosted three camps for high school students entering their junior or senior years who were interested in a career in nursing or radiologic sciences. There were two separate nursing camps and one radiologic sciences camp. During both nursing camps, students had the opportunity to shadow nurses at local hospitals, visit a variety of clinical settings, experience and practice nursing skills on the Bellin College campus, and tour an emergency room and the Eagle III emergency helicopter. One camp was for commuters who live in the Green Bay Area and one was an overnight camp where participants had the opportunity to stay in the dorms on the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay campus. This was the first year BC hosted a radiologic sciences camp, and staff members found that this offering was very well-received and attended by students interested in the field. This camp was a one-day experience that allowed campers the chance to experience hands-on activities regarding basic radiology skills, learn and practice basic caregiving, visit a variety of radiology departments at Bellin Health and discover many opportunities available within the field.
Disaster Simulation In April 2014, Bellin College students underwent a life-like disaster simulation in the laboratory space. It was one of the first simulations hosted by BC that involved students in both the BSN and BSRS programs. Students had to spring to action and enter the disaster area to locate patients, triage them and evacuate them to safety. It was an opportunity to promote interprofessional teamwork and practice skills learned in the classroom.
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Business and Finance Update Statements of Financial Position
Year end comparison of fiscal year 2014 and 2013 Assets 2014
2013
Cash and cash equivalents $ 3,071,064 $ 3,379,864 Investments - Unrestricted 6,205,077 4,154,876 Tuition receivable 56,830 76,170 Pledges receivable - Net 116,786 82,837 Other accounts receivable - 11,536 Due from affiliates - 22,088 Prepaid expenses and other 131,074 70,160 Investments - Limited as to use 12,583,704 11,245,660 Property and equipment - Net 10,999,002 11,075,357 Deferred financing costs 12,370 19,805 Total Assets
$ 33,175,907
$ 30,138,053
Liabilities and Net Assets
Liabilities: Accounts payable - Operations $ 55,343 $ 21,383 Accrued salaries and benefits 428,012 350,696 Due to affiliates 108,367 91,158 Deferred student tuition 354,062 298,023 Long-term debt 2,317,872 2,906,908 Total Liabilities
$ 3,263,656 3,668,168
Net Assets: Unrestricted $ 18,058,627 15,925,523 Temporairly restricted 2,157,639 1,463,702 Permanently restricted 9,695,985 9,080,660 Total Net Assets
$ 29,912,251
Total Liabilities and Net Assets $ 33,175,907
$ 26,469,885 $ 30,138,053
Bellin College employees are dedicated to helping students achieve their educational goals Employee Distribution Chart Bellin College has 100 employees who specialize in a number of different areas. Though each employee comes to the College with an area of expertise, everyone works together to help ensure student success in and out of the classroom. Academic Affairs encompasses 72% of the employees at BC. These individuals include our faculty members and the staff members who support them. The remaining 28% of the employee population includes staff in a variety of areas who provide student and operational services.
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Licensure Exam Pass Rates
National Council Licensure Examination for Registered Nurses (NCLEX-RN) 2013-2014 NCLEX-RN First-Time Pass Rate Information
*National Data Source = National Council of State Boards of Nursing NCLEX Pass Rates
American Registry of Radiologic Technologist (ARRT) Radiography National Registry Examination
*National Data Source = The American Registry of Radiologic Technologists
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Snapshots of Gratitude April Jensen Bachelor of Science in Nursing Class of 2015 I’m not your typical college student. I’m what they like to call an adult learner. I’m 31, married to the man of my dreams and a mother of two daughters. I was never able to complete a college degree after graduating high school. I went to college in Idaho right after graduation, but I came back home, got a job and a year later I ended up having open heart surgery. This experience was pivotal in guiding me to pursue a nursing career. After getting married, we decided to start a family. I spent five or so years being a stay-at-home mom. I cannot express how much my two girls have changed my life and made me a better person. I chose nursing because of the many experiences I had during my open heart surgery, but also because I wanted to be a role model for my girls. I wanted to make sure my they knew that education was important to me and that success comes with hard work. A well-known heart surgeon, Russell M. Nelson, said, “Don’t be afraid to pursue your goals—even your dreams! There is no shortcut to excellence and competence. Education is the difference between wishing you could help other people and being able to help them.” It is the education I am receiving at Bellin College that will allow me to pursue my goals and dreams of becoming a nurse and eventually a nurse practitioner and providing care to rural areas of northeast Wisconsin. Many thanks need to be said to those who support and encourage students like me in our educational journey. Receiving a scholarship has been a huge blessing in my personal life. To the donors that support education at Bellin College, thank you! I will forever be grateful for your generosity and kindness. I hope to follow your example and support students just as you do. There has been no greater blessing for myself and my family than being awarded financially for hard work and dedication to education. Thank You!
“To the donors that support education at Bellin College, thank you! I will forever be grateful for your generosity and kindness.”
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Whitney Leisgang Bachelor of Science in Radiologic Sciences Class of 2015
Eight years ago, when I was 14, my family was challenged with a life-changing experience. My mother and I were on our way home from visiting my grandpa at the nursing home. As we were about to pull into our driveway, we noticed fire trucks, police cars and ambulances surrounding my uncle’s house, which is right down the road from our house. Right away, fearing the worst, my mom said, “I hope it’s not Nick.” As we pulled up behind a long line of backed-up traffic, we saw my sister running toward our car, screaming and crying. Seeing the ThedaCare Med Flight helicopter in the neighboring field, we became increasingly aware of how serious this really was. The nightmare had begun; the very thing my mother had feared was taking place right before her eyes. My brother, Nick, 17 at the time, had been working on my uncle’s farm and was throwing all kinds of scraps from the shed onto a huge bon fire. He was tossing load by load using the skidsteer. He didn’t know there was a can full of gas in one of the loads. Instantly after tossing that load on, the blaze backfired. He panicked, jumped out of the skidsteer, and stopped, dropped and rolled. It wasn’t working, but luckily for Nick, my uncle happened to be at the farm and in yelling distance when he heard my brother’s cries for help. He grabbed my brother and did everything he could to put out the flames. This incident changed my brother’s life forever. Nick was taken by helicopter to the Burn Center in Madison. Third degree burns covered over 60 percent of his body. He went through ten skin graft surgeries in an attempt to replace the damaged skin. He was hospitalized for three months and had to endure countless physical and occupational therapies. Not only did he experience physical pain, the emotional stress was overwhelming. He was struck
with post-traumatic stress disorder, which was caused by flashbacks. He would wake up in cold sweats because he re-lived the tragedy in his nightmares. It was incredibly difficult to watch him go through this. When we look at Nick now, there isn’t that much of a change on the outside. He lost some range of motion in his right elbow, and his entire chest and right arm are skin-grafted. This incident made me realize how badly I wanted a career in the medical field. I wanted to give back because of the excellent care that was provided to my brother during his time of need. With all of the bills from my brother’s accident, my family knew they wouldn’t be able to help out as much with my tuition as they would have liked. This didn’t sway my decision though; I still had my mind set on helping others by receiving the best education. I decided I wanted to be an x-ray technologist because this is my way of giving back. When someone gets hurt or sick, I am the one aiding in an accurate diagnosis, which will help lead them to recovery. I love the feeling I get when I know I have done something positive to help someone, in any way. This is exactly what Bellin College donors are doing. The scholarships they provide do more for students like me than they could ever imagine. At the beginning of my four years, I looked at the projected tuition cost and thought to myself, “How could I possibly pay off approximately $90,000?” With a semester and a half left, I only have $20,000 in student loans to pay off rather than the $90,000 that I had originally thought. I was able to get it this low due to hard work and the generous donations made by scholarship donors. Every little bit helps and I am genuinely thankful, from the bottom of my heart for their support. Page 7
Golf Classic 2014 On Monday, June 16, 2014, Bellin College hosted its 14th 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 2014 Golf Classic Committee: Karen
Brukardt, Brannon Guyette, Tom Konop, Jane Laird, D.J. Long, Jr., Ginger Micksch, Connie Boerst, Kelsey Potes and Matt Rentmeester. The 15th Annual Golf Classic is scheduled for Monday, June 15, 2015 at Oneida Golf and Country Club. Please consider joining us!
DJ Long Jr. Naming Sponsors Pomps Tire Tom Konop DJ Long, Jr. Dinner Sponsor Philip Hendrickson In Honor of Betsy Hendrickson Lunch Sponsor Gary & Karen Brukardt Beverage Cart Sponsor Bob & Jane Laird Golf Cart Sponsors Tweet/Garot Green Bay Packers Hole Sponsors American Overhead Door Associated Bank - Private Client and Institutional Services Page 8
Bellin College Employees Bellin Health Foundation Boerst Builders, LLC The Boldt Company Terry Fulwiler Brannon & Christina Guyette K.C. Stock Foundation George & Kasha Kerwin Martzahl Group at Graystone Consulting John & Engrid Meng NEW Surgical Associates, announcing Wisconsin Colon & Rectal Clinic Pioneer Credit Union Radiology Chartered Rennes Group St. Norbert College Wipfli, LLP Additional Sponsors Active Chiropractic & Rehabilitation, S.C. Aloft Hotel-Green Bay Anonymous Donor
Ashwaubenon Bowling Alley Bellin College Bellin College Alumni Association Bellin Health System Belson Company Bilotti’s Pizza Garden Jeff & Connie Boerst Camera Corner Val and Don Call Capital Brewery Cliff Wall Subaru Mazda Country Inn & Suites Green Bay East Cupcake Couture Wendell & Shanna Ellsworth Samantha and Peter Fylling Fox Heights Pub & Grill Green Bay Botanical Gardens Green Bay Gamblers Green Bay Symphony Orchestra Brannon & Christina Guyette Happy Joe’s Pizza Harley Davidson Museum 2013 -2014 Annual Report
High Point Inn Hilly Haven Golf Course Horseshoe Bay Golf Club Ivy Trails Konop Companies, Inc. Kress Inn Jane & Bob Laird Lindeman’s Cleaners Los Banditos Mackinaws Grill & Spirits Massart Chiropractic Meyer Jewelers Wayne & Ginger Micksch Mid Vallee Golf Course Milwaukee Bucks Nancy & Pepper Burruss Oneida Golf & Country Club Peninsula Players Theatre Pepsi Cola of Green Bay Kelsey and Rick Potes Matt & Melissa Rentmeester Randy and Diane Rentmeester Rola-Rena Roller Skating Center Royal Cleaners The Salvation Army Ray & Joan Kroc Corps Community Center St. Norbert College Music Theatre Stein Garden and Gifts Union Hotel Van Vreede’s Wally’s Spot Supper Club Teams and Golfers American Overhead Door Dennis Ellisen, Matt Ellisen, Jeff Day, Nick Day Associated Bank – Private Client and Institutional Services Jason Wilke, Dave Bowerk, Jon Satler, Sharkey VanderWoude Bellin Health Foundation Steve Maricque, Laura Hieb, John Dykema, Aaron Popkey Boldt Company/Raasch Associates Jacob Maass, Bill Paulson, Nicole Schneider Clausen Conquerors Bob Clausen, Wayne Petersen, Patrick Heuning, H. Frederick Nuetzel DeMott Team Dr. Robert DeMott, Dr. Stu Gifford, Dr. Patrick Kerrigan, Dr. Bill Hension
D.J. Long Team D.J. Long, Jr., Julie Long, Brad Hanus, Lori Hanus Festival Foods Mark Skogen, Jon Gingrich, Bob Antolec, Paul Kenle Foxy Ladies Jan Hollfelder, Betty Harris, Lisa Strebig, Sue Dagett Fulwiler Team Terry Fulwiler, Jeff Ness, Dave Groess, Curt Schultz Brannon Guyette Team Brannon Guyette, Eric Dugenske, Kramer Rock, Jim McConnell Tom Guyette Team Tom Guyette, Jeff Schulz, Bud Treml, Dave Peot Johnson Bank Mark Higgins, Gina Evans, Sandy Fragale, Phil Danen Laird Team 1 Bob Laird, Chuck Cyra, Jock Seal, Fred Lamont Laird Team 2 Paul Welhouse, Don Walley Bruce Bell, Larry Miller Laird Team 3 Tom Olson, Mark Jadin, Greg Immel, Roger Ferris Martzahl Group at Graystone Consulting Barry Martzahl, Bob Pruess, Harley Skidmore, Tom Starke Medical College of Wisconsin Kathryn Kuhn, Nathan Berken, Dr. William Hueston, Dr. Roy Long Micksch/Liddy Team Brian Liddy, Marry Liddy, Wayne Micksch, Ginger Micksch NXC Team Bob Mathes, Mark Bake The Padres Bishop Robert Banks, Bishop Robert Morneau, Father Willard VandeLoo, Msgr. Paul Koszarek Pioneer Credit Union Tom Young, Debbie Young, Paula Stallsmith, Kirk Stallsmith Puh Pouw Pat Boex, Lois De Pouw, Randy Ronsman, Tim Dooley
Red-D-Mix Concrete Skip Kowalkowski, Karrie Kowalkowski, Paul Spielbauer, Eileen Spielbauer Rennes Rockets Al Kratky, Jason Arendt, Tim Martzahl, Neil Johnson St. Norbert College Ed Lamm, Curt Kowaleski, Eric Wagner, Pat Olejniczak Strohschein/Dietsche Team Jim Strohschein, Betty Strohschein, Jim Dietsche, Mary Dietsche Team Irrelevant Chuck Lane, Gary Rotherham, Tom Nick, Mike Steavpack Tweet/Garot Christopher Howald, Mike Sturdivant, Ray Withbroe, Steve Schneider Wisconsin Colon and Rectal Clinic Dr. Peter Falk, Dr. Scott Ruggles, Matt Falk, Michael Falk Dinner Guests Karen Brukardt Herb Coussons Mrs. Charles Cyra Cindy Dehn Max Frost Phil Hendrickson George Kerwin Karen Konop Sara Konop Jane Laird Darlene Long Joyce McCollum Mrs. Larry Miller Dick Pigeon Chuck Riley Kathy Riley Don Salmon Gary Schneider Ruth Smith Dan Smith Cory Spice Mike Van Asten Mrs. Donald Walley
Save the date for the 2015 Golf Classic! Monday, June 15, 2014 at Oneida Golf & Country Club
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2014 Endowed Professorships The Bellin College Endowed Professorship program was established in 1995 to recognize faculty who excel in their designated clinical specialty. Newly established Endowed Professorships are funded by a minimum gift of $500,000 and exist in perpetuity. The principal is invested and the income from these permanently invested funds support endowed professors’ salaries and benefits. Donors who choose to endow a faculty position recognize that their gift will make a lasting contribution to Bellin College. Great colleges have great faculty, and our Endowed Professorship program contributes to this excellence. Bellin Family Medical-Surgical Professorship Established in 1995 Assistant Professor: Heidi Monroe Heidi Monroe, RN-BC, MSN, CPAN, CAPA, has over 24 years of experience in various areas of nursing including medical/surgical nursing, orthopedics, pain management, home health, telehealth and perioperative nursing. She earned her BSN from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, her Master of Science degree from Bellin College, and is currently pursuing a PhD in nursing education at the University of Northern Colorado. 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. In addition to her passion for educating future nurses, Heidi is also interested in continued education for nurses, too. She was instrumental in Bellin College becoming an approved provider of continuing nursing education through the Wisconsin Nurses Association and American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation in 2012 and serves as Bellin College’s Lead Nurse Planner for continuing nursing education programs. Heidi is a member of the National League for Nurses, American Nurses Association, American Society of Post Anesthesia Nurses and their Wisconsin chapters; and Sigma Theta Tau, Kappa Pi Chapter-atLarge (past vice president). Cornerstone Foundation of Northeast Wisconsin Mother and Infant Professorship Established in 1995 Assistant Professor: Susan Rymer Susan Rymer, BSN, MSN, joined Bellin College in 2007 and holds the rank of Assistant Professor. Susan earned her BSN from the University of Wisconsin, Green Bay in 2003 and her MSN from Bellin College in 2007. Susan teaches Health Assessment, Nursing Leadership and Management, Lab; Health Assessment, Nursing Fundamentals, Page 10
Fundamental Clinical Practicum and Maternity Nursing Clinical. Since her time as a clinical nurse in 1986 she has a strong interest in all aspects of women’s health with a special interest in the Legal and Ethical Aspects of Nursing and in 2012 completed a certificate in Legal Nursing Consulting from Kaplan University. Susan is involved in professional organizations including Sigma Theta Tau as well as community organizations. Philip and Betsy Hendrickson Cardiovascular Nursing Professorship Established in 1995 Associate Professor: Malina Herber Malina Herber, MSN, FNP-BC, APNP, has been with Bellin College since August 2005. Malina teaches in both the traditional and 15-month options of the BSN program primarily at the junior-level medical-surgical arena in both classroom and clinical settings. In addition, Malina provides instructional expertise in the introductory baccalaureate nursing courses of Health Assessment and Fundamentals of Nursing. For several years, Malina served as the instructor for the college’s only online undergraduate nursing course, Professional Foundations of Nursing. Malina’s contributions have expanded and have included support in the development and implementation of the Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP) track of the college’s MSN program. Malina has 15 years of experience as a Registered Nurse. She has worked in the areas of orthopedics, medical-surgical, and micro vascular nursing. She has additional work experience in critical care, specifically in trauma care and neurological nursing, where she refined her knowledge as a neurological nurse. Malina has pursued advanced practice specialization becoming a FNP in 2009 and is board certified by the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC). As a FNP, Malina has worked in Family Medicine and most recently, the specialty area of Anti-Aging Medicine. Paper Converting Machine Company Cancer Professorship Established in 1995 Assistant Professor: Dr. Lori Kulju Lori Kulju, PhD, RN, MSN, has 31 years of experience in the nursing field. Lori received her Diploma in 1984 from Bellin School of Nursing, her BSN in 1996 from UW-Green Bay, and her MSN in 2003, from Cardinal Stritch University. She earned her PhD at the University
of Northern Colorado. Her research focused on the development of clinical judgment in BSN students and their pain management practices. She is an Assistant Professor at Bellin College. Her teaching focuses on cancer content as well as Pharmacology, Nursing Care of Adults, and Advanced Nursing Synthesis. She also teaches a professional roles and ethics course in the MSN program. She sits on the Bellin Health Corporate Institutional Review Board and serves as a faculty advisor for the BSNA. She is an active member of the National League for Nursing, Wisconsin League for Nursing, and the International Nursing Association for Clinical Simulation and Learning. Anne M. Rose and John Rose Arthritis Nursing Professorship Established in 1995 Assistant Professor: Sherri Hanrahan Sherri Hanrahan, CNE, RN-BC, ANCC, ONC, CCM, has over 23 years of experience in nursing which includes orthopedics and nursing case management. Sherri is a member of Sigma Theta Tau International and Kappa Pi Chapter-At-Large and the President for the Northeast Wisconsin (NEW) Chapter 171 of the National Association of Orthopedic Nurses (NAON). Sherri received distinguished awards including the Bellin College Nishioka Family Award for Excellence in 2013 and the Orthopaedic Nurses’ Certification Board Scholarship Recipient in 2006. She was also selected as an UW-Green Bay Teaching Scholar for the 2014-2015 academic year. Sherri teaches a fundamental nursing course, medical/surgical nursing theory, and is a clinical facilitator and instructor for junior and senior level students. Paul Ziemer Memorial Cardiovascular Nursing Professorship Established in 1995 Assistant Professor: Karen Van Beek Karen Van Beek, MS, RN, CCNS, has 34 years of experience in cardiac care including emergency and critical care with both adult and pediatric populations. Her BSN degree was granted at the University of Wisconsin – Oshkosh, College of Nursing and her MS degree as a Clinical Nurse Specialist with an emphasis in Critical Care was granted by the University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee. She is certified by the American Association of Critical Care as a Critical Care Clinical Nurse Specialist. An Assistant Professor of Nursing, Karen is the Health Sciences Resource Center Director at Bellin College. She teaches both clinical and theory undergraduate courses with a focus on cardiac, emergency and critical care. In May of 2014, Karen was awarded the Dr. Nishioka Family Faculty Excellence Award by Bellin College, an award that honors a nursing faculty member for contributions in the areas of professional nursing advancement, nursing education advancement, professional behavior and growth, and support of the College.
Awards for Excellence Lucyanna Hitch Award for Excellence Awarded to Carlee White, BSRS Class of May 2014 The Lucyanna Hitch Award for excellence is a tribute that recognizes one student from our graduating class of October, December or May who best exemplifies Bellin College’s values of integrity, community, caring and excellence. The College was honored to present this award to Carlee White, Bachelor of Science in Radiologic Sciences (BSRS), class of May 2014. Carlee is a compassionate and dedicated individual who consistently received praise from her professors and clinical supervisors. One thing that distinguished Carlee from her peers was the countless volunteer hours she has given to the community. She was involved with Student Senate since her freshman year and held positions of treasurer, president elect and president. She was the first radiologic science student to become part of the Bellin College Ambassador’s Club. She was also involved with the Northern Wisconsin Area Health Education Program, Wisconsin Express, and was a student representative for the radiologic science committee. Carlee is presently employed at Bellin Health in the imaging services department. Nishioka Family Faculty Award for Excellence Awarded to Karen Van Beek, Assistant Professor of Nursing Each year a faculty member is recognized for their outstanding service to the College through the generosity of Dr. Nishioka and his family. The College presented Assistant Professor of Nursing, Karen Van Beek, with this award for her outstanding service and consistent demonstration of the College values. Karen is an energetic and enthusiastic fuclty member whom students note is an excellent role model. She is a resource to many people at the College, and students relate that she expects nothing but the best from them. Karen has taught in several courses across the traditional and 15 month programs, and she is the advisor for the IHI open school chapter at BC. She contributes to the advancement of nursing education at the College by participating in curriculum development, design and research, along with making contributions to the profession at the national level. As the director of the Health Science Resource Center, she demonstrates expertise in helping faculty in all programs incorporate simulation in their courses. Page 11
2014 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 scholarship memorializes those who have passed away or honors a living loved one. These gifts are kept in perpetuity. Only the economic growth from the total endowed scholarship fund is used to make scholarship awards. Anonymous Donor Scholarships Ansorge Family Scholarship Eleanor (Honey) & Emery Ansorge Scholarship Francis & Georgia Ariens Memorial Scholarship Leon H. Ariens Memorial Scholarship Dr. Stephen Drake Austin Memorial Scholarship Patricia & Frederick E. Baer Scholarship Patricia W. Baer Scholarship Gerri Bellin Memorial Scholarship Bellin Health System, Inc. Auxiliary Endowed Scholarship Dr. Thomas & Louvain Beno Family Scholarship Bleser Family Scholarship Dr. Alvin H. Brusky Scholarship Bush Family Scholarship Richard & Joyce Bush Scholarship Jim & Gerry Christoph Scholarship Joseph M. & Jeanette B. Conway Memorial Scholarship Donald & Joyce DeNamur Scholarship Vince & Gerry Devroy Scholarship Edelblute Founder’s Scholarship Myron & Harriet Elliott Memorial Scholarship Robert & Ramona Etter Scholarship Gail & Emil Fischer Scholarship Bernice Fleck Scholarship Gertrude R. Goelz Memorial Scholarship Dr. John Goelz Memorial Scholarship Page 12
Renelle Goergen Memorial Scholarship Green Bay Packers Foundation Scholarship Groendahl Nursing Scholarship Ferdinand & Arlene Haevers Memorial Scholarship Haise Family Memorial Scholarship Harold & Laura Halloin Knospe Scholarship The Honorable Donald J. Hanaway Memorial Scholarship Elmer M. & Elaine A. Hansen Scholarship Dr. Loren & Marian Hart Scholarship Elizabeth B. Hendrickson Scholarship Lucyanna & Dr. Oliver Hitch Scholarship Dr. Harold & Fran Hoops Scholarship Marie M. Janssen Memorial Scholarship Nikki Kehm Endowed Scholarship Dolores Chaney Killins Scholarship Bernard & Sally Killoran Endowed Scholarship Lawrence Knutson Memorial Scholarship Ben Kramer & Alydia Braskamp Memorial Scholarship Charles S. & Marcia L. Larsen Scholarship Thomas & Lillian Lutsey Scholarship Dale & Kay Lyndahl Scholarship Christina J. Maloney LPN Scholarship Mary Lou & Edmund B. Manger Memorial Scholarship Joyce A. McCollum Honorary Scholarship Margaret M. McKanna Memorial Scholarship Robert T. & Betty Rose Meyer Scholarship Dr. V. Jane Muhl Endowed Scholarship Robert & Beverly Nelson Endowed Scholarship Nishioka Family Scholarship Outagamie County Voiture 1140 Endowed Scholarship Dr. Louis D. Philipp Family Scholarship Joyce Prust Memorial Scholarship Tom & Susan Prust Family Scholarship E. Maude Reidenbach Memorial Scholarship 2013 - 2014 Annual Report
Over $427,000 was given out in scholarship assistance during the 2013-2014 year to offset tuition costs for students.
Dr. Benson Lee & Barbara Richardson Scholarship Meredith B. & John M. Rose Scholarship Rosemann Family Scholarship John & Naomi Ross Scholarship Carol Schmidt Memorial Scholarship Mary Wertel Smits, RN, BSN, MSN, Endowed Scholarship Esther Randolph Soeter Memorial Scholarship John & Mabel Stiles Memorial Scholarship Audrey Thorpe Memorial Scholarship Mike Van Asten Endowed Scholarship Joseph & Sarah Van Drisse Scholarship Antoinette “Toni” Motiff Vannes Memorial Scholarship Warren R. & Mary L. Von Ehren Scholarship Byron L. Walter Family Scholarship Harriet Bower Warnemuende Scholarship L.G. Wood Scholarship Virginia Zehren Memorial Scholarship Paul Ziemer Memorial Scholarship
Annual Scholarships
Annual scholarships are an important resource for our students. To create an annual scholarship, a gift of at least $500 is given. These scholarships memorialize those who have passed away or honors a living loved one. The scholarships are fully awarded every year.
Elizabeth Schaub Annual Scholarship Violet A. Schmidt Memorial Scholarship Dr. Charles C. Smith Memorial Scholarship Rochae Smits (De Moulin) Annual Scholarship Nancy & Stuart Stiles Scholarship Jean Vaessen Memorial Scholarship Dr. Kevin & Cindy Wienkers Scholarship Michael Wilde Memorial Scholarship Yvonne Woldt Zavoshy Scholarship Mrs. Margaret Zutz Scholarship
External Scholarships
While not directly a part of Bellin College’s Named Scholarship Program, external scholarships provide support to our students on an annual basis and for that we thank these special donors and their families. American Family Insurance Scholarship Rath Distinguished Scholarship UPS Foundation Scholarship Loretta Wells Scholarship
Myrtle Denis Aissen Memorial Scholarship Anonymous Donor Scholarships Bellin College Alumni Scholarship Bellin Run Scholarship George Bennett Memorial Scholarship Bollom Family Scholarship Robert & Kay Clausen Scholarship Cloud Family Foundation, Inc. Scholarship Concerned Hearts of Northeast Wisconsin Dr. Andrew Fergus Memorial Scholarship First United Methodist Church and First United Methodist Women of Green Bay Scholarships Dr. Matt Fuchs Honorary Scholarship Brannon & Christina Guyette Scholarship Dr. and Mrs. Richard & Ellen Horak Foundation Scholarship Bonnie & Fergus Hughes Scholarship Dr. & Mrs. William David Jones Scholarship Francis & Diane Junio Scholarship Dr. & Mrs. Michael Kincheloe Scholarship Walter & Joyce Klunk Memorial Scholarship William & Agnes Konstanski Memorial Scholarship Nieta Krueger Memorial Scholarship Robert & Jane Laird Scholarship Craig and Cindy (Klunk) Loritz Scholarship Tom & Sue Meinz Scholarship Robert & Beverly Nelson Scholarship Lillian Elizabeth Peterson Memorial Scholarship Al & Ruth Rakow Scholarship Charles P. & Kathleen T. Riley Scholarship Abner & Jane Sapiro Scholarship 2013 - 2014 Annual Report
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Legacy Society The Legacy Society of Bellin College was started in 2001 to provide donors the opportunity to remember the College in their estate planning. Sometimes making gifts to the College during one’s lifetime is not possible, and a bequest is more feasible. An estate gift leaves a legacy to our students by supporting their education and making a career in nursing and radiologic sciences possible. We thank the many forward-thinking benefactors of the College whose legacies have already provided us with $1.7 million in gifts. The following Legacy Society members identified Bellin College in their planning giving: Beno Family Trust Dr. Thomas and Louvain† Beno Dr. Penelope Peacock Croghan Dr. Vera Dauffenbach & Rev. Dr. Wilfred E. Tabb III James and Eugenie Erdman ‘62† Ruth & Ray Feldhaus Dr. Peter & Katherine Fergus B.J. Andrews Figlia '59 (Mac) Bernice Fleck '35† Dr. John & Ruth† Goelz Charles† & Lois† Hanaway Phil & Betsy† Hendrickson
Denise DeDecker Hess ' 80 Laura Heib '89 Lucyanna Hitch† Mary L. Jacobs ‘86† Betty Jameson '47 Kasha & George Kerwin Wally† & Joyce† Klunk Harold Knutson† Katherine H. & Lawrence J. Knutson Betty Ann Lynch† Barbara Petersen Matthews '58 Joyce A. McCollum Margaret M. McKanna
Dr. Hiro Nishioka Joyce E. Prust† Richard Resch Ruth Somerville† Margaret Surplice† Dr. Carrie Thoms Audrey Thorpe† Mary L.† & Warren R. Von Ehren† Joyce M. Wentland Williams '61 Elaine Younk Yvonne Woldt Zavoshy '61 † Deceased
Giving Clubs Florence Nightingale Society ($10,000+) Anonymous Donor Bellin Run Mrs. Karen Brukardt (Class of 1966) Cloud Family Foundation James Erdman The Estate of Dr. John R. Goelz* The Estate of Charles and Lois Hanaway* Mr. Philip J. Hendrickson Dr. & Mrs. David E. Hoops Lux Foundation, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Dale Lyndahl Stanley J. and Mary W. Smits Dr. & Mrs. Bruce Stoehr Toshiba American Medical Systems
Visionaries ($5,000-$9,999) Mr. & Mrs. Wendell & Shanna Ellsworth Konop Family Foundation Moski Corporation Pomps Tire Service, Inc. Mr. Thomas Prust Rosemann Family Foundation Rotary Foundation of Green Bay Forest H. Schafer Foundation, Inc. Ms. Judith Ross Stevenson Mr. Mike Van Asten Page 14
Partners ($2,500-$4,999)
Anonymous Donor Bellin Health System Elite Group, Inc. Dr. & Mrs. Wm. David Jones Mr. & Mrs. Robert H. Laird Mr. & Mrs. Don J. Long Jr. Dr. & Mrs. Benson L. Richardson Ms. Elizabeth H. Schaub
Patrons ($1,000-$2,499) Bellin Health Foundation Dr. Connie Boerst (Class of 1985) Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Clausen Dr. & Mrs. Eliot S. Elfner Drs. Bruce & Diane Fenster Dr. & Mrs. Peter A. Fergus Green Bay Packers Dr. & Mrs. Fergus Hughes Dr. & Mrs. Charles A. Ihrke Diane I. Junio (Class of 1960) Ann Kapitz Betty Ann Lynch Mr. & Mrs. John C. Meng Maria K. Mitchell (Class of 1958) Mi Chong Powers (Class of 2003) Kathleen & Chuck Riley Jacque D. Schmidt Dr. John R. Soeter Tweet Garot
Don Vaessen Chris Wiesner
Honor Society ($500-$999) Mrs. Beatrice M. Agamaite (Class of 1960) American Overhead Door Ariens Foundation Ltd. Associated Bank / Private Client and Institutional Services Bellin Run Boerst Builders, LLC. Boldt Company Mr. & Mrs. Richard M. Bush Dr. & Mrs. Peter M. Falk First United Methodist Church First United Methodist Church WomenGreen Bay Mr. & Mrs. Terrance R. Fulwiler Brenda Gaab Mr. & Mrs. Brannon J. Guyette (Class of 1997) Tom & Carol Guyette Dr. & Mrs. Richard D. Horak Sheri R. Prosser Mr. & Mrs. George F. Kerwin Dr. & Mrs. Michael J. Kincheloe Mr. & Mrs. Don G. Krueger Cindy and Craig Loritz Susan & Tom Meinz (Class of 1982) Tom Guyette
Stanley O. Miller Charitable Fund Dr. & Mrs. Louis D. Philipp Pioneer Credit Union Radiology Chartered Sandra Rakow Cynthia M. Reinl Rennes Group Carol Shield Dr. Charles C. Smith St. Norbert College Nancy Stiles Dr. Carrie Thoms Dr. & Mrs. Kevin P. Wienkers Wipfli, LLP Yvonne W. Zavoshy (Class of 1961) Donna L. Zelazoski (Class of 1969) Margaret H. Zutz (Class of 1948)
Heritage Society ($250-$499) Martha Ahrendt Babcock 1, LLC. Charles Baer Mark Boland Mr. & Mrs. Clifford A. Christl Charles S. Cyra Dr. & Mrs. Robert K. DeMott Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Howald Johnson Bank Sandra Kramer James E. Mann Medical College of Wisconsin Red-D-Mix Concrete, Inc. Gary Rotherham Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Sapiro Nancy Sapiro Paul & Nicole Schneider
Karen & Vernon Van Beek Betty F Weizenicker (Class of 1976) Dr. & Mrs. William J. Wittman
Founder Society ($100-$249)
Richard & Kathleen Aicher Paul Algrem Mr. & Mrs. Bruce A. Bell Avram D. Berk LaRae J. Bruno (Class of 1980) Audrey M. Burmeister (Class of 1968) Susan K. Burns (Class of 1977) Mr. & Mrs. Robert G. Bush Val and Don Call Marla Carr Mr. & Mrs. John D. Crain Norma A Delpire (Class of 1948) Blanche R. Dudek (Class of 1943) Roger Ferris Festival Foods Dean Fischer Mr. & Mrs. Max L. Frost Robin M Griesser (Class of 1982) Mr. & Mrs. Patrick M. Henning Gregory M. Immel Mark Jadin John & Heidi Kimball Dr. & Mrs. Frederick J. Lamont Mr. & Mrs. Brian Liddy Kathleen Magee (Class of 1971) Michael D. Meeuwsen Wayne & Ginger Micksch (Class of 1975) Larry Miller Mary Jo Moore Mr. & Mrs. H. Frederick Nuetzel
Wayne H. Petersen Mr. & Mrs. Randall J. Peterson Gary Schneider Matt & Melissa Rentmeester John Rocheleau Marcia Salm (Class of 1970) Lianne L Schlittenhart (Class of 1953) Mr. & Mrs. Jock Seal Sparta United Methodist Women Ann Trustem Mr. & Mrs. James G Tubbs Donald Walley Well-House Air Duct Cleaning Brad Wozney, MD
Friends (Under $100)
Darlene Rendall Alpha Family Limited Partnership Kathleen E. Altergott (Class of 1963) Hans D. Anderson Alfred & Judith Arnold Lori & Scott Ashmann Mark A. Bake Dorothy Baker (Class of 1944) Rebecca Z. Barnes (Class of 1970) Pearl Basten Julie A. Beckstrom (Class of 1970) Karen Bellin (Class of 1964) Marcia Bethurem (Class of 1964) Karen L. Bialkowski (Class of 1968) Sarah Biely (Class of 2011) Susan K. Blemberg (Class of 1992) Pat Boex Mabel E. Bohrtz (Class of 1952)
Doris W. Brasure (Class of 1942) Marilyn Brunner (Class of 2013) Nancy & Pepper Burruss Cherie L Cadieux (Class of 1997) Karen Carlson (Class of 1970) Mary Lou Case (Class of 1967) Rita A. Christensen (Class of 1980) Kathy M Cook (Class of 1988) Lisa L. Crossman (Class of 1997) Eileen H. Danen (Class of 1941) Dale & Linda Darmody Rev. Dr. Wil Tabb & Dr. Vera Dauffenbach Jeanne Davies Scott & Cathy Davies Jenny DeBauche Jennifer Degener Teresa L. DeGrave (Class of 1983) Lori Dehnke Kathie DeMuth (Class of 1993) Lois DePouw Susan Deprez Baxley (Class of 1968) Christine Diederich (Class of 1984) Timothy Dooley Donald & Janice Dreier Steven D. DuBois (Class of 1991) Jane Dupont (Class of 1966) Derrick J Ferry (Class of 2006) John & Joan Fill (Class of 1981) Barbara Alice Finger (Class of 2000) First United Methodist Church Barb Freeman (Class of 1978) Doris M. Fuelle (Class of 1947) Samantha and Peter Fylling Mr. & Mrs. Jerome J. Gallagher William & Dolores Gehrke Sharon Ann Gerrits (Class of 1974) Karen L. Gierczak (Class of 1969) Selene Gilbert (Class of 1970) Marilyn Gramdorf (Class of 1969) Diane Greenwell (Class of 1963) Mr. & Mrs. Randall G. Griswold Michelle Gunderson (Class of 2012) Sherri Hanrahan (Class of 2007) Bettie Hansen Laurie Helebrant (Class of 1983) Margaret E. Hempel (Class of 1980) Jennifer Hermsen (Class of 2010) Cheryl A Hoida (Class of 1980) John & Jo Ann Houston Cindy L Huber Betty Jameson (Class of 1947) Mr. & Mrs. Donald J. Jauquet Annette Juopperi (Class of 1964) Page 16
Dawn A. Kaster (Class of 1975) Linda Kent (Class of 1973) Ruth L. Ketcham Katie Klaus Lucas Koenig Mary M. Kozina (Class of 1966) Margaret Kraynek (Class of 2002) Ginger Krummen Schraven Julie Ann Lange (Class of 1963) Beverly J. Larsen (Class of 1964) Nancy C Lauderback (Class of 1963) Dorene A. LaViolette (Class of 1969) Lisa A. Lawrence (Class of 1988) Russell Leary Judi & Andrew Leisk Senta Marie Lembrecht (Class of 1950) Geri Lewis-Nytes Meghan M. Liebzeit (Class of 2000) Andrea Lloyd (Class of 1988) Barbara Matthews (Class of 1958) Kimberly Maxson (Class of 2004) Rita Mayer (Class of 1969) Joyce A. McCollum Donna Sue McIntyre (Class of 1964) Philip Strand Donald & Jeannie Meier Ronald & Judy Meier Linda P Michaelis (Class of 1969) Sara Mitchell (Class of 2012) Marilyn Moorehead (Class of 1966) Geralyn A Morgan (Class of 1973) Jodi Mosupye (Class of 1983) Jason Mott (Class of 2001) Dr. Jane & Mr. Reginald Muhl Amy Novak Julayne C. Novak (Class of 1993) Richard & Anna Pahlow Carol Panetti (Class of 1948) Vernon & Bonnie Pantzlaff Victoria R. & David W. Parmentier Judith K Paulson (Class of 1963) Julie R. Pinney (Class of 1970) Ann E. Poh Kelsey and Rick Potes Randy & Diane Rentmeester Rosemary L. Resch (Class of 1969) Rachel Rifleman (Class of 1989) Mary K. Rolloff Corinne M. Roscoe (Class of 1950) Karen A. Sanchez (Class of 1997) Eileen Schilling (Class of 1959) Mary Schlorf (Class of 1983) Jennifer S. Seifert (Class of 1992) Barbara L. Shier (Class of 1973) Paula Shuler (Class of 2011)
Beth A. Simoens (Class of 1986) Marion C. Skelton (Class of 1971) Jeanette C. Slang-Kootaka (Class of 1966) Mr. & Mrs. Daniel R. Smith Dianne M. Smith (Class of 1970) Christine Smits Cheryl M. Sommers (Class of 1969) Jeanette M. Splonskowski (Class of 1969) Mary Beth Sprangers (Class of 1983) June Sroka (Class of 1963) Dr & Mrs Anatol J Stankevych Christine L Stellmacher (Class of 1969) Stephanie Stewart Barbara Strom JoAnn & Eric Swanson Jeanette Templin Samantha Vanderhoof (Class of 2013) Charles Voskamp Amanda Wagner (Class of 2011) Leona Waraksa Ann Wasmund Wilma C. Watts (Class of 1963) Jeanne A. Wells (Class of 1940) Jean Wendricks (Class of 1967) Elaine C. Younk (Class of 1948) Patricia Ann Zager (Class of 1965) Helen Zwickey (Class of 1963) *Deceased
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