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2008 Annual Report � UW-Marinette � www.marinette.uwc.edu

2008 has been an exciting year at UW-Marinette for students, faculty and staff,and I am delighted to share the good newsabout the campus and the foundation inthis annual report to the community.

Service Learning at UW-MarinetteTo increase the opportunities for economicsuccess in our communities, UW-Marinettesought and received a grant from theWisconsin Campus Compact to hostRoxann Pazdera, an Americorps*Vistavolunteer on campus this year. Pazdera andAssociate Dean Jennifer Flatt developed apartnership with Marinette Middle Schoolto implement service learning that wouldinvolve UW-Marinette students workingwith 8th graders to help them gain the skillsand focus they need to be successful in highschool and college. Three courses developedfor spring 2009 with service learningcomponents include LEC 100 (First YearSeminar), PHI 244 (Environmental Ethics)and ENG 203 (Creative Writing). A ServiceLearning Advisory Board was also set up inDecember to help ensure the growth andsustainability of the program for the future.

Bachelor Degree CollaborationsIn cooperation with UW-Platteville, theUW Colleges are now developing an onlinecalculus and ethics course to complete thepackage of those courses necessary forstudents to access from a distance in orderto bridge into the Plattville EngineeringDegree Completion.

With program students ready to begin theirbaccalaureate studies in the Fall of 2010,UW-Marinette will begin receivingPlatteville’s engineering courses via streamingmedia over the internet. UW-Platteville willbring a mobile laboratory to campus every 4to 5 weeks for face-to-face laboratoryinstruction for the program.

Dual EnrollmentThe Dual Enrollment program will expandto Oconto High School in the fall withPhysics taught by Tina Salewski. This fall, acombined total of 64 students enrolled inEnglish taught by James Stillman and Mathtaught by Donna Kalafut at Peshtigo HighSchool and Public Speaking with AmyHinrichs at Marinette High School.

Students in these area high schools areeligible to earn college credit through dualenrollment programs. While they must payfor the tuition costs of the courses, the costis half for the same course at UW-Marinettebecause the salary of the instructor ispaid by the high schools, according to theagreement.

We are excited to see program growthsupported by our UW Colleges departmentsand, more importantly, by our campusfaculty even as it is eagerly embraced by ourcommunity high schools. These programsprovide additional opportunity to reachmore community students with a valuableUW-Marinette education.

Marine Design ProgramThe partnership forged in 2007 withMarinette Marine to meet the needs of theshipbuilding industry for marine designershas seen progress in two areas: course enroll-ment and a new grant.

The first online introductory shipbuildingdesign course with an enrollment of 8students ran from May 13 to July 17, 2008.A face-to-face course from October 6 -December 19 enrolled 10 students, and anonline version was delivered to 10 studentsfrom across the U.S. and the globe duringthe same period. A third online class willrun from February 9 to May 15, 2009. Andanother face-to-face begins February 3

WelcomeA Message from Dean Langteau

Campusat a Glance

750 W. Bay Shore StreetMarinette, WI 54143(715) [email protected]

Degrees GrantedAssociate of Arts & Sciences

Enrollment & FinancialsFall 2008: 464Continuing Education: 523Average Class Size: 21 students

Resident Tuition & Fees12-18 credits: $2267.961-11 credits: $189 per credit

Approximately 47% ofstudents were eligible toreceive need-basedfinancial aid. More than$30,000 in campusscholarships was awarded.

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Collaborative DegreesUW-Green Bay

� Interdisciplinary Studies� Nursing*� Business

UW-Milwaukee:� Organizational Administration� Communication� Information Resources� Sociology

UW-Oshkosh� Human Services� Nursing� Organizational Administration� Leadership Development*

UW-Platteville� Business Administration� Criminal Justice� Engineering**

UW-Stevens Point� American Studies*� Business Administration*

UW-Stout� Golf Enterprise Management� Info. & Comm. Technologies� Management� Technical Ed. & Training

UW-Superior� Communication Arts� Elementary Education� Individualized Major

UW-Whitewater� General Business� Liberal Studies� Political Science

*Available at UW-Marinette intwo-way video format.**Available in fall, 2010 inStreaming video format.

All other programs listed areavailable online.


UW-Marinette Faculty and Staff posed for a holiday photo in December. (Back row left) MahmoudAlmanassra, Mark Klemp, Jim Buschman, Jennifer Hass, Cindy Bailey, Albert Bugaj, David Giebler,Larissa Hogan, Wendel Johnson, Daren Detry, George Hayes; (second row left) Keith West, MikeBartlett, Sue Craver, Tirza Shulman, Susan Larche, Mary Jo Urbanek, Connie Scofield, JaneOitzinger, Mary Voyles, Beth Mikle, Bethany Welch; (third row left) Roseann Stenstrup, RoxannPazdera, Sue Poquette, Amy Reddinger, Sharon Huntley, Dean Paula Langteau, Jennifer Flatt,Gabriella Sheldon, Jim LaMalfa, Maureen Frawley; (front row left) Dorothy Kowalski, Julie Urban,Tina Oman, Kathy Claycomb, Jeanne Limberg. Not pictured are Abayo Animashaun, Ron Birr, DanKallgren, Kathy Belanger, Zac Britton, Julie Cheney, Eben Christensen, John Christopherson, LindaCrozier, Randy Crozier, Janet Dehn, Tom Draz, Mike Erdman, Paul Erdman, Cindy Goldsmith,Steve Golz, Judith Johnson, Cheryl Kalney, John Kuhlmann, Mitch Maurer, James Morrison, DailMurray, Karen Philipps, Dan Porath, William Shepard, Jeff Sunstrom and Scott Ward.

serving 9 more students from MarinetteMarine.

In 2008, UW-Marinette was awarded$169K in a follow-on proposal for theNational Shipbuilding Research Projectgrant to develop 4 discipline-specific designcourses in Structure, Electrical, HVAC &Piping, and Design for Producibility. The4 new courses are being developed now fordelivery beginning in the Fall of 2009.

I invite you to peruse these pages and tovisit our website at www.marinette.uwc.eduto learn about more ways we continue toprovide and to enhance access to a highquality UW education.

Sincerely,

Paula T. LangteauCampus Executive Officer and Dean

2008 graduate RobertBray (shown on the frontcover with UW Collegesand UW ExtensionChancellor David Wilsonand Dean Paula Langteau)earned both his associ-ate degree from UWMarinette and his bach-elor’s degree from UW-Stevens Point this pastMay.

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Marinette Marine’s president, CEO and general manager,Richard McCreary (left), congratulates the first graduatesof the Shipbuilding Design program: David Otto, LukeTickler, Karl Stangel, Mary McIntyre, Eric Tickler, JosephOkins and Barry Schubring. Not shown is Debbie Lewis.Instructor Bill Fecych is on the far right.



The Student ExperienceIn and out of the classroom

UW-Marinette offers a comprehensiveUniversity of Wisconsin academic experience with top-notch UW professors,

small class sizes, and the lowest tuition in the UW System.

Chamber of Commerce AwardsThis year’s award for Academic Excellence wasgiven to Joshua St. Juliana of Stephenson,Michigan, at the Spring Awards Banquet. Hetransferred to UW-Eau Claire as an ActuarialScience major in the fall. Robert Nichols ofWallace, Michigan, received the StudentLeadership Award. He is a sophomore majoringin business, a student senator, studentambassador, a member of the Campus ActivitiesBoard, the Crew, and the Gay/StraightAlliance.

Academic AwardsAcademic Awards were presented to JoshuaPlansky and Bradley Golz for Accounting;Glenn Trybom for Art; Frank Oczus Jr. forDigital Art; Kayla Bauer for Photo Art; TeresaBoscarino for Biological Sciences; Jeremy Tebofor Economics; Corey Kaempf for English;Kim Coble and Katherine Jo Pockat forGeography; Jin-U Jang for Mathematics; andMelissa Coble for Psychology.

CommencementChancellor David Wilson spoke at the springcommencement ceremony at which 72 graduatesreceived associate degrees and 31 internationalstudents received certificates of completion foracademic and English as a Second Languageprograms.

A Full YearFrom Fall Convocation to the UndergraduateResearch and Performance Conference andCommencement, UW-Marinette studentsexperience a full range of activities, bothacademic and co-curricular every year, and2008 was no exception.

In September, we were privileged to welcomeDr. John Staudenmaier, S. J., one of theforemost scholars on the history of technologyto speak on Post World War II America atthe Fall Convocation and also to present acommunity forum in the evening on WhateverHappened to the Holy Dark? Electric Lights andthe Fear of the Night.

In April, 84 students presented research andperformances at the 11th annual UndergraduateResearch and Performance Conference. Topicspresented ranged from “Sulfide Mining in theUP” to “The Myth of Frankenstein” and “FastFood.”

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Dr. John Staudenmaier speaks at FallConvocation, 2008.

Athletic Teams ScoreIn 2008, UW-Marinette had 5 players named to the WJCAA Academic All StateTeam. They were Kim Coble, Katie Jo Pockat, Beth Buehrly, Josh St. Juliana and BradGolz. That is the highest number of players of any school in Wisconsinexcept Madison Area Technical College, which has a student population of 44,000.UW-Marinette’s enrollment is 464.

Athletic Director and Head Men’s Basketball Coach GeorgeHayes was named Kaplan Fellow for 2008-09. In announcingthe award, Dean Langteau cited Hayes’ “significant contributionsto instruction and service to students through a transformationof our athletic program into a model of scholastic excellenceand athletic competitiveness.”

Both men’s and women’s basketball teams competed at statelevel in 2008 and earned Region II Championships.

Coach George HayesBuccaneer Jordan Young out-maneuvers opponents with a mid-air twist.



Grease drew huge crowds to Theatre on the Bay in August.

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Students Share Talents in Music and TheatreTheatre on the Bay opened in February with A Weekend NearMadison, a Readers’ Theatre production featuring students SamLarsh, Brittany Folcik, Amberly Sikora, Sara Bertagnoli and alumsJenna Cornell and Tristan Schuh.

The Bards on the Bay Playwrights Festival in April featured manystudent actors in a tribute to local artist/author Jan Ross-Deetjenin Dr. Doug Larche’s choral reading Pen and Ink.

The summer season reprised a TOB favorite in Fools with studentTim Demeuse, UW-Platteville student George Sporie andMarinette High senior Rachel Smith. Grease offered roles to44 university and community members whose enthusiastic


performances were appreciated by equally enthusiastic audiences.Sophomore Jim Vincent took the lead role along with MarinetteHigh grad Alicia Hnatuk as Sandy.

In the fall, students Michelle Duffrin and Amanda Gretzinger tookroles in Wit directed by Bill Shepard.

Student members of the West Shore Chorale included MelanieKunzer, Katie Newbury, Marjorie Garrigan, Amanda Gretzinger(alto soloist), Mary Staudenmaier, Stephanie Thompson, JohnAnderson, Steve Urbaniak, Travis Carlson, and Andrew Fry.International student Yeon-Joo Lee played the double bass for theBay Shore Orchestra and Quintet Marinette.

Artistic Merits

2008 graduate Kathryn Thorson’s (left) original compositionsprovided the processional music for Commencement in May.

Qisthas Noe’man (right) of Jakarta, Indonesia, placed as afinalist in the 28th Annual Student Photography Contest,sponsored by Nikon, USA.

Glenn Trybom (upper right) of Marinette received first andsecond place in oil painting, lettering and woodblock printsfor the spring student art show.

Frank Oczus Jr. (lower right) of Stephenson completed a video of the campusart department in the fall of 2008. View it at www.marinette.uwc.edu




Faculty & Staff HighlightsAbayomi Animashaun’s (English) collection ofpoems The Giving of Pears, for which he won theHudson Prize, was published through BlackLawrence Press this year.

Mahmoud Almanassra (Mathematics) presentedpapers on “The Explicit Solution to an Infinite LinearDifferential Equation System” and “Quality AdjustedLifetime Hazard Function” at MathFest conferencesand a paper “On the Negative Mass Assigned by theUnivariate Zhao-Tsiatis and Wang Estimators” at theMAA meeting.

Albert Bugaj (Psychology) was named"Distinguished Reviewer" by the Buros Institute ofMental Measurements. The Seventeenth MentalMeasurements Yearbook officially recognized hislong-standing commitment to improving the scienceand practice of testing.

Jennifer Flatt (English and Spanish) was namedProfessor of the Year. She submitted a chapterentitled “I know that to be untrue: Belief and Realityin Mary Cholmondeley’s Short Fiction” to Pickering& Chatto for publication and co-presented a round-table on “College Persistence and AlternativeAdvising” at the ESFY Spring Conference.

David Giebler (Music) directed four West ShoreChorale concerts and performed with Trillium Trioin June and September and with the MarinetteQuintet in December. The Music Department alsohosted the Pro Arte Quartet in April and the WingraWoodwind Quintet in September with fundingfrom the James Martell Family.

Wendel Johnson (Biological Sciences) was honoredfor his contributions to Wolf/Moose Research atIsle Royale National Park. The Research projectcelebrated its 50th anniversary this past July. He alsocoordinated the 2nd Annual Darwin’s DayCelebration, Earth Day and the National PublicLands Day events.

Daniel Kallgren (History) wrote a successfulapplication to Wisconsin Campus Compact for a3-year AmeriCorps/VISTA service learning position,moderated two political forums for congressionaland state candidates in the fall, led a book discussionfor CE on A Thousand Splendid Suns and is QuizMaster for the area Hi-Q High School Quiz program.

Mark Klemp (Chemistry) presented his paper“Applying the Spiral Curriculum to GeneralChemistry to Enhance Memory Retention” at theBiennial Conference on Chemical Education in Julyand hosted Dr. William Carroll of OxyChem whopresented a talk on recycling plastics at the American

Math instructor Sue Poquette received the “Instructional Academic Staff of the Year” Award in May.

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Community Forumspresented by Faculty

� Pineapple Glaze & BackyardLuaus: What We Can Learnfrom Cold War Cookbooks byDr. Amy Reddinger

� Muslim Culture byDr. Mahmoud Almanassra

� Positive Psychology byDr. Tirza Shulman

� Public Lands Day byDr. Wendel Johnson

� Citizen Stream Monitoringand Mineral Exploration inthe Shakey Lakes Area byDr. Keith West

� Literacy and Success byGabriella Sheldon

� Islamic Art and Architectureby James LaMalfa & Dr.Mahmoud Almanassra

� Eating Locally: Challengesand Resources byDr. Amy Reddinger

An exhibit on “Nautical Art asHistory” was made possible thispast summer by prof. JamesLaMalfa and a grant from theJames Martell family ofMarinette. Paintings were loanedby the Door County MaritimeMuseum. In September JosephFischer presented a CommunityForum on Great Lakes cargo car-riers. This painting, “TheSinking of the EdmundFitzgerald” by Walter Petersonwas part of the exhibit.




Chemical Society meeting held on campus inNovember.

John Kuhlmann (Library) received a readingseminar grant from the Institute for Race andEthnicity.

Mary LaCasse Voyles (Student Services) wasnamed Academic Staff of the Year.

James LaMalfa (Art) exhibited his work at theNorthern Waters Gallery in Green Bay, at UW-Sheboygan, and the Old Church Gallery in CedarRiver, Michigan. He also received grants from theM&M Community Foundation to upgradedigital equipment for the Art Department.

Paula Langteau (CEO and Dean) wrote thesuccessful National Shipbuilding ResearchProgram grant application to develop disciplinespecific marine design training. She was a keynotespeaker at the annual Women’s Conference and areviewer for the Guthrie’s A View From the Bridgeto be published in the Spring 2009 issue of TheArthur Miller Journal.

Doug Larche (Communication/Theatre Arts)staged AWeekend Near Madison in February, Bardson the Bay in April, Fools in July and Grease inAugust.

Jane Oitzinger (English/Philosophy) co-present-ed a roundtable discussion on “College Persistenceand Alternative Advising” at the ESFY SpringConference.

Tina Oman (Student Services) was namedthe campus coordinator for International and

Pre-College Programs for Marinette Middle School 8thgraders.

Sue Poquette (Mathematics) was named InstructionalAcademic Staff of the Year.

Amy Reddinger (English) published her dissertation“Domestic Inversions, Domestic Interventions:Mapping Postwar Formations of Home, School, andFamily” with Verlag Dr. Mueller.

Gabriella Sheldon (English) published poems andnonfiction stories in the Northern Lights Arts Journal.

William Shepard (Communication/Theatre Arts)directed the play Wit in November and arranged twotalk-back sessions for the audience with actors, faculty,a minister, cancer care nurse, and former cancerpatients. He also had his play “Leilani’s Nightmare”performed at Bards on the Bay in the spring.

Tirza Shulman (Psychology) published her paper on“Individual Difference in Negative Affect Repair” inEmotion and presented poster sessions on “DispositionalEmotional Intelligence and Affect Repair: An EventSampling Methodology Study” and “Development ofthe Affect Regulation Motives Scale” at the MidwesternPsychological Association in Chicago.

Julie Urban (Economics) published her paper on “U.S.Access to the Global LNG Market” in OPEC EnergyReview and presented it at the International Associationof Energy Economists in New Orleans and theWisconsin Economics Association in Stevens Point.

KeithWest (Geography/Geology) received a grant fromthe UW Extension/UW Colleges Innovation Funds toimplement a campus composting program.

Continuing Education

Continuing Education offered 68programs to 538 participants in 2008.

This year the Children’s Theatre gave 45children the opportunity to be in Jamesand the Giant Peach in June through theTheatre Production Class. Directed byJamie Schwaba James and the GiantPeach was partially funded by grantsfrom the M&M Area CommunityFoundation and the Chet Krohn Fundadministered by the Marinette LionsClub. 677 patrons attended the produc-tion along with 322 elementary schoolchildren from Marinette public andprivate schools.

The Women’s Conference had over 100attendees and featured a theme of “SelfEmpowerment” at this year’s event,which was co-sponsored by TheStephenson National Bank and Trustand Continuing Education.

New StaffBest wishes to Elaine Jorgensen and JaneJones upon their retirements in 2008, and toDr. Doug Larche who has moved on to theUniversity of the Virgin Islands.

The campus welcomed Roseann Stenstrup,Executive Assistant to the Dean and SharonHuntley, Director of Continuing Education.

Prof. Mike Bartlett (third from left) organizedthe UW-Marinette team for the Farmers andMerchants Bank President Tom Maxwell (2ndfrom left) with Jonathan Qiao’s mother (farleft), Prof. Mike Bartlet, Joshua St. Juliana,and Steve Luplow.

Dr. Wendel Johnson was honored for his contributions to Wolf-Moose Research at Isle Royale National Park.

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A l u m n i S u c c e s s

Scholarship RecipientsTwo top scholarship recipients include 2008 graduates Katie Jo Pockat (top left) andAndrew Klimek (bottom left).

Katie Jo was one of three UW System students to receive the Liberal Arts EssayScholarship Award. In her essay, she wrote "The beauty of a liberal education is thateverything finds ways to connect. The more you learn, the more you find ways to makethese connections yourself....Part of what makes a liberal education so valuable is thatyou become responsible for your own success."

She is a graduate of Gillett High School and is now a student at UW-Green Baymajoring in Natural Resources concentrating on waste management and recycling.While at UW-Marinette she was very active in many student organizations includingvolleyball, basketball, and the Student Senate. In 2008 she presented her work onlandfills at the Undergraduate Research and Performance Conference.

At the annual awards ceremony, Dean Paula Langteau presented Andrew Klimek,Coleman, with the Lee Grugel Memorial Scholarship. This award, which covers half ofthe annual cost of tuition, is given to only one student among the over 13,000 studentson the 13 campuses of the UW Colleges. Klimek was the second UW-Marinette studentto receive this award in the last two years. Amanda Spink of Oconto Falls was theprevious recipient. In addition to the Grugel Scholarship, Klimek also received theJoseph J. “Ping Pong Joe” Gerend Memorial Scholarship, the Lyle EspenscheidMathematics Scholarship and the PTK Nathan & Jennifer Pollard Memorial AcademicExellence Scholarship. He plans on pursuing a major in interdisciplinary studies with anemphasis in disability studies.

While at the UW Marinette from '66-'68, Rev. Bob Kleinke played on the golf teamand was Student Government President for the year '67-'68. After leaving Marinette, heattended the University of Wisconsin-Madison and graduated with a BA degree inphilosophy in 1971. From there he moved to Oshkosh to work for a year, spent threeyears in the US Army, then enrolled in Luther-Northwerstern Seminary in St. Paul,Minnesota. Kleinke graduated with a Masters of Divinity degree in 1980 and has beenserving as a Lutheran pastor since then. He has served churches in Upper Michigan;Sussex, Wisconsin; Carlton, Minnesota, until 1993. Since 1993, he has been serving asan intentional interim pastor for the Northeastern Minnesota Synod of the EvangelicalLutheran Church in America, serving ten churches around northeastern Minnesota. Healso served part-time for seven years as chaplain at Woodland Hills, a treatment facilityfor teens licensed by the Department of Corrections of Minnesota.

In 2007, Kleinke moved to Rochester, Minnesota, and transfered to the SoutheasternSynod of the ELCA as an intentional interim pastor. He is presently serving St. John'sLutheran Church in Mapleton, Minnesota. He lives in Rochester with his second wifewho is a special education teacher at Longfellow Elementary School in Rochester.Kleinke has four children, two boys and two girls, and his first grandchild is expected inMay.

Kleinke says, “I love to golf and am an avid reader.” In 2005, he had a book publishedentitled Why Did Jesus Die? A Grand Jury Investigation Into The Trial and Execution ofJesus. This is a drama for Lent that can be used as a one-hour, one-act play or as a seriesfor midweek Lenten Worship.”




Allen Bedrosian Memorial ScienceScholarshipPhilip Goes

Ansul/Tyco ScholarshipAmber L. Kopish, Brittany K. Meyer

Barb Neverman MemorialCommunity Service Scholarship

Trisha R. France

Class of ’48 ScholarshipsGwen Berman

C.W. Richards Memorial ScholarshipPhilip Goes

Dale N. Olson ScholarshipShaina L. Jorgensen, Kasey R. Koster,

Kathyrn A. Micheals

Don and Paul Neverman PEDHealth & Wellness Scholarship

Katie L.S. Barahona

Farmers & Merchants Education ScholarshipTrisha R. France

Herta F. Gerend Memorial ScholarshipPhilip Goes

High School Dual Enrollment ScholarshipKaitlyn Banister, Brett Parks

Hugh and Mary Higley Student ScholarshipJennifer L. Bahde, Karen J. Bickel,

Robert A. Nichols

Hugh and Mary Higley UW-Green BayTransfer ScholarshipAmanda R. Howarth

Ira Darwin Johnson ScholarshipBrittany A. Barber

Joseph J. Gerend “Ping Pong Joe”Memorial ScholarshipAndrew R. Klimek

Karl Schmidt Unisia Family Scholarship

Stephanie A. Thompson

Kayla Marie Carlson“Find the Star” Scholarship

Joseph K. Moser

Lee Grugel Memorial ScholarshipAndrew R. Klimek

Louis W. Staudenmaier AcademicPerformance Scholarship

Brandee L. Peterson

Lyle Espenscheid Mathematics ScholarshipAndrew R. Klimek

Marinette Women’s Club ScholarshipShannon M. MacGillivray

Mary L. StaudenmaierCommunity Service ScholarshipKaren J. Bickel, Nicholas DeMott

Menominee Lions Club Community ServiceScholarship

Ellyn M. Kirby

Merritt Bauman MemorialEngineering Scholarship

Pete B. Gayon, Luke A. Wilke

Molander Family UW SystemGuaranteed Transfer ScholarshipPhilip Goes, Laura J. Johnson

Morris G. and Grace R. MundtFamily First Scholarship

Karen J. Bickel

Morrison Jump Start ScholarshipJennifer L. Bahde

Phi Theta Kappa Nathan and Jennifer Pollard

Memorial Academic Excellence ScholarshipAndrew R. Klimek

Phi Theta Kappa New StudentAcademic Scholarship

Kasey L. Murphy

Sara Murray Lambrecht ScholarshipStephanie A. Thompson

Shirley Evans Memorial ScholarshipKasey L. Murphy

Stephenson National Bank & TrustTraditional Student Scholarship

Ethan J. Linstad

Stephenson National Bank & TrustNon-Traditional Student Scholarship

Mathew R. Demeuse

William and Marilyn Swanson MenomineeCounty Scholarships

Kassondra S. Evans, Nichole M. Forray,Tanya M. Grinsteiner

UWGB Foundation Transfer ScholarshipBradley S. Golz

UW-Marinette Foundation BoardCommunity Leadership Scholarship

Travis A. Carlson

UW-Oshkosh Transfer Student ScholarshipKimberly M. Coble

UW System Liberal Arts Essay ScholarshipKatherine J. Pockat

WPS Resources Foundation, Inc.Academic Promise ScholarshipSonja Alonzo, Robert A. Nichols,

Scott Woitekaitis

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Scholarship RecipientsWith the lowest tuition of any school in the 26-campus UW System (frozen at 2006 rates), UW-Marinette also offers scholarships. Fifty-fourscholarships worth over $33,940 were offered to UW-Marinette students this year. This represents the largest dollar amount of scholarshipmoney available to students in the history of the campus.




Financial Statement for Year ending June 30, 2008

Foundation Report

UW-Marinette FoundationBoard of Directors 2008

Carolyn McGuire, PresidentCommunity Representative

Tony Furton, Vice PresidentState Farm Insurance

Brad Walters, TreasurerKerber, Rose and Associates

Perry CarlsonThe StephensonNational Bank& Trust

Sue ErdmanManpower

Mary JohnsMarinette/Menominee AreaChamber of Commerce

Katie JonesBroadway Real Estate

Nancy KallgrenNancy J. Kallgren Law Office, LLC

Ken Kellner, M.D.Aurora Health

Jim MartellHansen-Onion-Martell Funeral Home

Tom MaxwellFarmers & Merchants Bank & Trust

Jennifer ShortWisconsin Public Service

Jean TwiningCommunity Representative

Ex Officio MembersPaula LangteauCampus Executive Officerand Dean,UW-Marinette

George BousleyChair, Marinette CountyBoard of Supervisors

Our mission at UW-Marinette Foundation has always been to createopportunities to support students’ educational growth, the faculty’scontinuing development and our campus’ excellence beyond what isprovided by public funds. The most critical job for those of us on theBoard of Directors is to sustain a culture that never falls short of thesegoals.

As you will read in the financial report below, the fiscal year beginningJuly 1, 2007, to June 30, 2008, was a challenging financial year for us.Although we experienced a loss, we have confidence in the conservativeand prudent decisions that our investment managers have made and we,as Board members, have volunteered hundreds of hours over the pastyear to educate ourselves about our financial positions and to exploreour potential for developmental growth in the future.

In the Spring of 2008 we celebrated the Emeritus Wall, a memorial toformer campus Dean William Schmidtke. The hallway in our Administrative Building beautifully displays framedportraits of past to present campus Deans and Faculty Emeriti. We also launched a Study-Abroad Scholarshipprogram that was awarded for the first time and have begun to explore ways to involve our Alumni withFoundation work.

Going forward we expect 2008-2009 will be equally challenging financially, with the impact of the marketdownturn in the latter half of 2008 and the recession. Yet we at the Board remain committed to our Mission. Weare grateful to those of you who did not waiver in your support of UW-Marinette Foundation last year. We feela common bond: a passion for this beautiful learning environment, its students, faculty and staff and how vitalthey are to our communities. We look forward to the year before us, working together to achieve our goals.

Foundation Mission

The UW-Marinette Foundation isa non-profit corporation that pro-motes UW-Marinette’s legacy oflearning for our area communities.The Foundation creates opportu-nities to support students’ educa-tional growth, the faculty’s contin-uing development, and our cam-pus’ excellence beyond what isprovided by public funds.

Contributions and IncomeDonations $ 64,618Investment Dividends $ 40,775Other Income $ 1,546Total income for 2008 $106,939

ExpensesUniversity AllocationsScholarships $ 18,600Special Projects $ 12,625Other $ 19,571Administration expenses $ 5,592Miscellaneous expenses $ 1,486Unrealized loss on investments $ 55,039Total expenses for 2008 $112,913

Change in net assets $ 5,974Net Assets - July 1, 2007 $882,803Net Assets - June 30, 2008 $876,829

Contributions

Expenses

Donations60%

Losses49%

Admin 5%Misc 1%

Other17%

Scholarships16%

Dividends38%

Other 1%

Carolyn McGuireUW-Marinette Foundation Board President




Sincere Thanks to our 2008 Foundation Contributors

A-1 Key Plumbing Services, LLCAnonymousAnchor Coupling, Inc.Ansul/Tyco CompanyDr. Michael & Paulette ArnoldBetty ArnovitzKurt & Martha AschimAurora Health Care, Inc.Ed & Darlene BaetkeCindy & Tom BaileyViolet BarretteBay Shore Credit UnionCamilla BedrosianThe N.D. Belnap FamiliesJohn A. BergKay and Jim BiernazTed BilekMary BlazerJean BorenSid Bremer & Jerry RodeschGerald & Emilie BrownMary Lou BuchmanAnn E. BuscherPerry & Roxanne CarlsonWillard & Earlina CarltonChet Krohn Lions TrustRobert CiscoRev. William ClymaSteve CollierKeith & Ruth ComeauxGail CrissingerTom & Carol CrowleyGene & Sandy DavenportLaurie & Bruce DavidsonDr. Robert & Tara DizorGloria M. DobbinKim & Don EllingsonFarmers & Merchants BankAurie & Glenn FeifarekTim & Cindy FischerRichard FisherMaureen FrawleyGAB Businesses Services, Inc.Don & Nancy GehrkeGayle & Lloyd GomezBarbara Handl - KruegerHansen-Onion-Martell Funeral HomeJeanne & David HarperTherese & Steve K. HathwayConstance & Jim HemrWes & Kathleen HenryKandy & Bill HigleyMary J. HigleyRobert C. HoffBob & Delores HowardIntegrated Mental Health ServicesGreg & Mary JohnsWendel & Judith JohnsonJoyce JonesRebecca JonesDan & Nancy KallgrenKarl Schmidt UnisiaDr. Ken & Jenny KellnerKen KieferKimberly Clark CorporationCarl & Marianne KrogTom & Sandy KuberDr. Peter and Gwen KurtzRobert & Susan LandenbergerPaula Langteau & Leo Hodlofski

Doug & Susan LarchePaul & Laurie LataDr. Samuel & Judith LaValley, Jr.M&M Area Community FoundationDr. Thomas MackKarin MadiganFlorence MagnusonMary Jane MalmstadtManpowerDr. Elwyn & Mary Jo ManteiMarinette InnMarinette Rotary ClubMarinette Women’s ClubJames Martell FamilyJudith A. MasonTom & Cheryl MaxwellCarolyn & Kelly McGuireMickey Lu Bar-B-QRoger MolanderJim & Barb MorrisonThe Motor CompanyJanet C. MullardMorris & Grace MundtJoyce A. MurphyMary MursauMary Lou & Richard NastNext Media Outdoor, Inc.JoAnne & Dennis NippleNorthern Coatings & ChemicalNorthern Lights ClinicAl & Sue OchsPeg O'NeilThe Philip Parker FamilyPeshtigo PharmacyMargaret & Maurice RhudePatricia RondeauDan RyanTed & Agnes SauveGary & Mimi SchahczenskiSchloegel’s RestaurantTom & Amy SchwabaConstance ScofieldScott SetterstenChuck & Emmy SeversonShaffer Park Motel/Supper ClubFrank & Jennifer ShortJudith SobierayHarvey SobocinskiMary StaudenmaierThe Stephenson National Bank & TrustDr. Howard & Marian StillmanWilliam & Marilyn SwansonElaine V. TherriaultJames E. ThillTime Warner CableJean S. TwiningRichard & Nancy UlrichLarry & Susan ValencicValuCare CenterWal-MartBrad R. WaltersEverett & Pat WaugusScott & Laura WardWells Fargo BankRobin & Keith WestWestlund Bus LinesWisconsin Public ServiceGail WrightYellow Book USADoris & Russ Zimmerman

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April 30 reception guests included Jennifer Hass who touredthe new installation

Foundation board member Katie Jones (left) visits with formerDean Sid Bremer and husband Jerry Rodesch at the reception.

Former Dean William A. Schmidtke is featured with otherdeans and emeriti faculty in the administration wing display.



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