Wyndchimes A Publication by The Wyndcroft School

Winter 2016-2017

A Message From

The Head of School

Gail L. Wolter

Wyndcroft

Mission Statement

The Wyndcroft School is a co-educational

elementary day school for children in grades Early

Education through Eight. The mission of the school

is to offer a rigorous academic program enabling the

child to establish a firm foundation for a happy and

successful future with confidence to succeed in an

ever-changing world. The curriculum is traditional

and designed to develop the whole child. It

emphasizes fundamental skill instruction, character

development, and the pursuit of excellence in

English, history, mathematics, science, foreign

languages and the arts. In a small class setting, the

school endeavors to provide a safe, nurturing

environment fostering creativity, a love of learning,

personal integrity, determination and

respect for others.

New Faces and New Spaces

The 2016-2017 school year welcomed many new faces

- new families, 42 new students, and seven new staff

members.

We also completed another phase of our facility

improvements. A new outdoor classroom that

includes a grass playing field, a seating area for a

group, and the highly regarded Gaga Pit are welcome

additions to the campus. The journey to the

realization of this space has been a long one, and the

children and faculty are enjoying it immensely. As I

peer outside, I am greeted with squeals of delight and

scenes of imaginative and cooperative play which is an

important aspect of a Wyndcroft education. In just a

few weeks’ time this space has enhanced the

educational program for all our children.

The energy outdoors rivals the academic energy I

observe in classrooms. I try to visit classrooms every

day and I note fervent readers, avid writers and

publishers, enthusiastic speakers and presenters,

singers, actors, and designers. Active learning is truly

evident in every classroom - preschool through

eighth grade! I could not be prouder of this vibrant

community: its rich curriculum, stimulating faculty,

and engaged students.

Two New Administrators

Wyndcroft is pleased to welcome two new Administrators to the team.

Kate Borgeson, Director of Admission

Wyndcroft is pleased to introduce Kiernan M. Borgeson (Kate) as the new Admissions Director. Kate has a B.A. from St. Lawrence University and brings a rich history of independent school education, firmly rooted in the ethos of academic excellence and character development.

For more than four years, Kate served as Assistant Director of Admission at The Hill School, recruiting, interviewing, and enrolling prospective students. She coordinates the Big Brother/Big Sister Program as well as the Equestrian Program for the school. Fully immersed in boarding school life, the Borgeson family of five lives in Foster Dormitory on campus. Daughter Tipper joins the Wyndcroft class of 2026 in Pre-K, while siblings Davis and William wait just a little longer to enter Wyndcroft.

Kate enjoys volunteering and spending time with family, and is an avid photographer. Known for her relentless positivity of life, Kate can be found in her office on the second floor of the Early Learning Center.

Robert Evans ‘65, Director of Development

The Wyndcroft School is pleased to announce the conclusion of the search for a new Director of Development. Robert W. Evans, Wyndcroft Class of ’65, has “come home again” in a new role. Robert holds a variety of degrees including a B.A. in Classics from Haverford College, a M.A. in Psychology from Sofia University, and a J.D. from Villanova University School of Law. Robert’s accomplishments are a testament that his educational success truly began at Wynd-croft!

Robert brings a strong commitment to building a community of interest that spans generations along with demonstrated success in identification, solicitation, cultivation, and stewardship of alumni and other donors. With particular interest in archival and historical research Robert serves as Vice President of the Pottstown Historical Society and has worked closely with the Archives & History Committee of the Bach Choir of Bethlehem. Robert has a fondness for trav-el; he has visited 46 states and 12 European countries by train, and has crossed the Atlantic three times by ship. As we approach our 100th anniversary, we look forward to working with Robert to build financial sustainability for the next century at Wyndcroft.

About the Cover Photo

Congratulations to the 2016 Wyndcroft Field Hockey Team

on completing a “perfect season” going undefeated this year.

Welcome New Faculty

Wyndcroft welcomes three new faculty members this school year.

Julie Bell, Second Grade

Mrs. Bell is a graduate of West Chester University with a Bachelor’s of Science degree in Elementary Education. With nine years of teaching experience, she enjoys using small groups to differentiate and personalize instruction in the classroom. She taught fourth grade here in the past and has returned to teach second grade. When she is not in the classroom she loves to spend time with her husband, Pat, and her two children, Bobby and Abby, participating in a variety of outdoor activities such as running races, hiking, biking, and snowboarding.

Kathleen Iacobucci, Upper School Math

Kathleen Iacobucci joins Wyndcroft as an Upper School Mathematics Teacher, focus-ing on the 7th and 8th grades. Mrs. Iacobucci most recently taught at an all-boys pri-vate college preparatory school for nineteen years. Her teaching background includes pre-Algebra to Calculus, but her love of Algebra is what makes her excited to teach middle school students. Mrs. Iacobucci is a graduate of Susquehanna University. She enjoys running, especially half-marathons and recently began working on improving her golf game. Mrs. Iacobucci is a mom to three grown daughters and resides in Phoenixville with her husband, Michael.

Dana Mullen, Second Grade

Mrs. Mullen comes to Wyndcroft having worked in both public and private schools throughout her eleven year career. She has taught first and second grades and has also been a division head of lower school. Mrs. Mullen received her BS in elementary edu-cation and English from the College of New Jersey. Her specialty is language arts, but also loves to teach math just like her dad. It is in the lower grades where Mrs. Mullen thrives. She feeds off the positive and endless energy of her students. She likes to laugh and have fun in the classroom and inspire students to have a life-long love of learning. Mrs. Mullen currently resides at The Hill School in Pottstown, Pennsylvania with her husband, Dave, and their two children, Thomas (age four) and Marley (age two). She adores spending time with her family and playing on the playground with her young children. She is an avid baker, enjoys reading on the beach under the hot sun, and crafting in her spare time.

Faculty and Staff

Development

Thanks to the Dr. Kate Wunner Professional Development Fund, members of the Wyndcroft staff were able to attend numerous training opportunities over the past few months.

Your gift to the Dr. Kate Wunner Professional Development Fund helps Wyndcroft provide training for our faculty

and staff to ensure the most up-to-date, creative teaching techniques in our classrooms.

Support this fund today at www.wyndcroft.org/give

The Lower School Teachers (grades 1-4) attended the Math in Focus seminar over the summer. Math in Focus is the new system of teaching mathematics that has been adopted at Wyndcroft for our Lower School students. By attending this seminar, the teachers as a group were able to explore creative classroom techniques that they can bring back to Wyndcroft. Listening to speakers explain the teaching methods gave them in-depth knowledge of the system to better explore mathematical fundamentals in their classrooms. The teachers are pictured below at left. Mme Ann Risell (Upper School French) attended Merici University in Quebec City, Quebec, Canada. While there, she completed an Advanced Intensive Conversation Class and earned a Gold Certificate for her efforts. Wyndcroft students benefit from Mme Risell’s knowledge of conversational French language and culture every day in her classroom. They even get to put their own knowledge of French on display during our annual French Fete, coming up in February. Mme Risell is pictured below at right with her son and husband. Alex Turock (Latin) attended Level One Certification Google Training at the Montgomery County Intermediate Unit in December. This training gave Mr. Turock advanced knowledge of the Google Apps for Education to bring back and share with his fellow faculty members at Wyndcroft. He is especially excited about the Flippity App, which will assist teachers at all grade levels to excite and educate their students on a digital platform when teaching fundamental concepts like spelling and vocabulary.

Wyndcroft Traditions

The Wyndcroft school year is filled with many special traditions, enjoyed by students and staff alike.

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Pre-Kindergarten Chapel - Each year, our Pre-Kindergarten class kicks off the holidays with our Thanksgiving Chapel. Singing festive songs

for Thanksgiving, they are always a highlight of our season.

Passionately Pink - In October, the whole school unites for “Passionately Pink,” a fundraiser for the Susan G. Komen Foundation.

Holiday Cheer - Our WPTO, with the help of the Student Council, runs a Holiday Cheer drive to collect needed items for the Pottstown

Cluster.

Holiday Bazaar - Another favorite tradition, and fundraiser for both the WPTO and the Eighth Grade, the Holiday Bazaar is an exciting event.

Open to the public, students and staff, this day of shopping and fun is enjoyed by all.

Happy Holidays

The holiday season is a special one at Wyndcroft. With special dress up days, concerts and events, it is always a festive time of year.

Wyndcroft On Stage

Wyndcroft’s students are active on-stage throughout the year. This fall, we enjoyed the Fourth Grade Play “United We Stand” and

the traditional Pre-Kindergarten Thanksgiving Chapel.

Alumni News

Here’s the latest from Wyndcroft’s Alumni network as well as our alumni parents and past faculty and staff.

Class of 1943

Rita Conger Banning ‘43 Rita, pictured at right, had lunch with Director of Development Robert Evans ’65. She fondly recalls Miss Obie, Headmistress Mrs. Steele, and Mrs. Guss. She reports that she got a solid ground-ing in mathematics and Latin at Wyndcroft, from which she graduated as a 9th grader during one of those brief intervals when Wyndcroft had a 9th grade. When she entered the Baldwin School as a 10th grader she found herself so well prepared that she was placed in math and Latin classes with 11th and 12th graders. After a number of years teaching math and Latin, she decided to enter politics. By way of preparation she earned her JD in 1976 at Villanova Law School, where she was the classmate of Robert Evans. Rita went on to practice law, and in 1980 ran successfully for Montgomery County (Pennsylvania) Commissioner, winning three consecutive terms until she voluntarily stepped down in 1992.

Class of 1968

A note from Jon Evans ‘68: Greetings to all my fellow Wyndcroft alumni, old and new. This is my first time writing to Wyndchimes! Since 1978, after coming up here to attend gradu-ate school at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst, I’ve lived and worked in Amherst, with visits to Pottstown once or twice a year to see family. I’m a financial writer by day, and hob-bies include the study of the financial markets and singing with Valley Light Opera, a local musical theater company performing mainly Gilbert & Sullivan operettas. Wyndcroft got me off to a great start in life with a solid academic grounding and personal mentoring ­– courtesy of Mr. Snively – that I still look back on and appreciate. I especially remember how well-prepared I was in English grammar. After I’d graduated from Wyndcroft and moved on to The Hill School, one segment of our ninth-grade English class covered grammar. I’d seen it all before at Wynd-croft and aced the test with the highest score in the class. (I think that was the only time I achieved that distinction at Hill; the competition there was pretty fierce.) I occasionally see Wynd-croft classmate George Federman at Hill reunions, and I cor-respond with Richard Albright, who was my best friend through most of my time at Wyndcroft. Would love to hear from other classmates and friends.

Class of 1985

Mindy Menkowitz Scheier ‘85 founded the nonprofit Runway of Dreams to bring affordable and fashionable adaptive clothing to children with disabilities. Now a major clothing line will partner with her. The Tommy Hilfiger organization has announced that it will join Runway of Dreams in the first-ever collaboration to bring affordable adaptive mainstream clothing directly to consumers. The collection includes 22 pieces available in children’s sizes for boys and girls—and the garments cost the same as Tommy Hilfiger’s existing children’s line. Mindy hopes that this will be the first of many such collaborations with mainstream clothing lines.

Class of 2010

Wyatt Fabian ‘10 was named to the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) Division III Men’s Soccer All-America Third Team at Franklin and Marshall College. This is his fourth postseason honor after being named to the All-Mid Atlan-tic Region and All-Centennial Conference (CC) First Teams, as well as an ECAC All-Star this offseason. The junior defender was a stalwart on the backline after starting in all of the Diplomats 23 contests. He accumulated a goal and four assists on the year while anchoring a defensive unit that held the second-lowest goals against average mark in the conference at 0.79. Wyatt is pictured at left below.

Class of 2011

Lehigh University sophomore Men’s Soccer forward Mark For-rest ’11 garnered the team's Athlete of the Year Award, which is awarded to the student-athlete who makes the most outstanding contribution to the athletic success of the team. Forrest led the team for the second-straight season in goals with a total of seven this past season. He also posted a team-high tying four assists as he led the team with 18 points. He also tied for the team lead with two game-winning goals and one penalty kick goal. Mark is pictured at right below.

Class of 2013

Members of Wyndcroft’s Class of 2013 were honored at the an-nual Junior Prize Day at The Hill School, held in September 2016 as they entered their final year at The Hill.

Theodore Lin - Chinese 3 (Honorable Mention)

Mya Longacre - Advanced French 4 Honors (Prize Winner), The Thomas S. Roberts ‘53 Prize for Resiliency

Kushal Modi - Physics 1 Honors (Prize Winner), Advanced Latin Seminar Honors (Prize Winner), Senior French Seminar (Honorable Mention), Award presented by the Alumni for the student with the best general record

Angelina Patrinostro - Precalculus (Honorable Mention)

Manshesht Sharma - The Colgate Debating Prize for Most Effective Debater (Prize Winner).

In addition, a mobile app and business co-founded by Manshu, was recently named one of the “World’s Hottest Start-Ups in 2016” by CNBC. The app, called meetHere, makes it easier for friends and colleagues to find a mutual meeting location between locations.

Class of 2014

Members of Wyndcroft’s Class of 2014 were honored at the an-nual Junior Prize Day at The Hill School, held in September.

Griffin Lehman - Chinese 1 (Prize Winner)

Matthew Spencer - Algebra 2 Honors (Honorable Mention), Arabic 1 (Prize Winner)

Joseph Szlavik - French 3 (Prize Winner)

Class of 2015

Members of Wyndcroft’s Class of 2015 were honored at the an-nual Junior Prize Day at The Hill School, held in September.

Euan Forrest ‘15 - Latin2/Greek 1 Honors (Prize Winner), French 2 Honors (Prize Winner), Award presented by the Alum-ni for the student with the best general record.

Mohammed Khan - Intro to Web Development (Prize Win-ner)

Michael Vanelli - Introduction to Design Thinking (Honorable Mention), 20th Century History (Honorable Mention)

Past Faculty and Staff

John Huber, past faculty member writes: James Huber (attended EC-3rd gr. 2000-2006) - sophomore at University of Maryland, majoring in environmental science and policy. Brian Huber (attended EC-2nd gr. 2001-2006) - freshman at James Madison University, majoring in biology. Janine Huber (Wyndcroft parent) - Admissions Strategist & Coordinator PK-12 at Steiner School in Ann Arbor. John Huber (Latin Teacher, Assistant Head 1993-2006) - Head of Emerson School in Ann Arbor. Jack Huber (our only son never to have attended Wynd-croft!) - 4th grader at Emerson. Go Team Blue! Please send my best to my wonderful Wyndcroft colleagues!

In Memoriam

Former staff member Jean Hollenbach passed away on November 30, 2016. Mrs. Hollenbach was the secretary and bookkeeper at Wyndcroft for 23 years, retiring in 1989. She was 87 years old.

Are you a Wyndcroft Alum with news to share?

Send your update to:

Robert Evans, Director of Development, the Wyndcroft School, 1395 Wilson Street, Pottstown, PA 19464

Or fill out our online update form at www.wyndcroft.org/alumni

Alumni Reunion

Wyndcroft Alums had a great time at a reunion and trivia night in December.

Don’t Miss Our Next Alumni Reunion!

Make sure we have your most up-to-date contact information. Send a note to:

Robert Evans, Director of Development, the Wyndcroft School, 1395 Wilson Street, Pottstown, PA 19464

Or fill out our online update form at www.wyndcroft.org/alumni

On December 30, Wyndcroft Alumni from around the country

came together for pizza and trivia, celebrating the new year and

remembering their years past.

Ken Dorris, Wyndcroft Athletic Director, acted as the Master of

Ceremonies as teams of Alumni put their heads together to an-

swer trivia questions. Some questions were general knowledge

but there were some that were Wyndcroft-based. For instance,

could you name all the Heads of School, in order?

Giving to

Wyndcroft The following giving list includes combined giving to Wyndcroft, no matter the fund to which it was directed. Gifts listed through December 31, 2016.

Annual Giving

Gifts to the Annual Fund support the

general operating budget and have an

immediate influence on the day-to-day

vibrancy of our school.

Endowment Fund

Endowment helps to advance the long-

term goals of the school. It provides

income that ensures we can support our

faculty and maintain our facilities for

generations to come.

Christopher and Anna Norton

Dr. Kate Wunner

Professional

Development Fund

This fund allows our teachers to learn

and grow along with the students, keep-

ing them up to date on the latest

teaching techniques and theories.

Anonymous

Mr. & Mrs. John J. Huber

Drs. William and Kathleen Wunner

Restricted Gifts

and Gifts In-Kind

Marianne Lieberman and Carolyn Grant

Quadgraphics

Snively Society

($15,000 and above)

Eliza Marshall Baird ‘60

Alice Marshall Sharp ‘58

Trustee Circle

($10,000-$14,999)

Christopher and Anna Norton

Millennium Circle

($5,000-$9,999)

Oscar and Terri Guerrero

Clifford and Kristen Haugen

Erik and Kristin Paulson

Jeffrey and Bernadette Sparling

Visionary Circle

($2,500-$4,999)

Marianne and Benjamin Durnall

Jonathan and Danielle Lange

Mr. John Bourger and Ms. Selena

Vanderwerf

Artisans

($1,000-$2,499)

David and Beth Allain

Dr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Brewer

David and Diane Charlton

Craig and Deborah Kachmar

David and Jackie Lurio

Amanda B. Mitchell

Stephen and Stephanie Mitchell ‘62

Mark Rice and Jennifer Matthews

Matthew and Amy Rovi

Jonathan P. Wendell ‘71

Gail and David Wolter

Architects

($500-$999)

Burma ‘61 and Rick Bochner

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Conway

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dampman

James and Julie Kim

Todd and Heather Logic

Joseph and Mary Miller

Orr Family Foundation - Scott Orr ‘72 and

Stacey Orr ‘74

L. Holmes Raker ‘60

Balaji Rangaswamy and Vimala

Krishnamurthy

Walter W. Schell Jr. ‘61

Bill and Jodi Sheppard

Designers

($300-$499)

Mr. and Mrs. John Carles

Tom and Lori Cavanaugh

John and Elizabeth Dollhopf

Heidi and Tom Eccleston

Dan and Nikki Kelly

Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lengel

Dennis and Nancy Perna

Mrs. Marion Rice

Susan and Peter Sagona

Founders

(Up to $299)

William Baas ‘83

David and Mary Anne Beasten

Michael Bensch ‘96

David and Raynelle Betancourt

Steve ‘66 and Lis Bissell

Greg and Lellus Blazic

Diane Bodolus

Thank You

To this year’s

Annual Giving

Class Captains

Early Childhood Sonja Kotoulek

Pre-Kindergarten Nicole Gvodas

Kindergarten Amanda Mitchell

First Grade Virginia Yinger

Second Grade Dana Mullaney

Third Grade Bernadette Sparling

Fourth Grade Sal Ali

Fifth Grade Amy Rovi

Sixth Grade Betsy Valoret

Seventh Grade Oscar Guerrero

Eighth Grade Kristin Paulson

Kate and Bowen Borgeson

Steven Borgeson

Mr. and Mrs. William Boys

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Brown

Greg and Liz Buckles

Virginia Buckles ‘03

Mr. Kevin Carroll and Ms. Elizabeth Yeo

Benjamin Chen ‘15

Mark Ciarelli

Margaret Conrad

Charlotte Derr

Tatumn Eccleston ‘15

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Eccleston, III

Jonathan ‘68 and Margaret Evans

Robert W. Evans ‘65

Paul and Tina Farnsworth

David and Ginny Fillman

Fillman Machining, LLC

Diane George and Michael Buonaguro

Carole Gooding

Mr. and Mrs. James A. Gundy, III

Lois and Ray Hanling, III

Lawrence and Janet Hendrickson

Dr. Raymond Hubbard and

Ms. Sally Sinclair Hubbard

Mr. Douglas E. Jones and Dr. Jennifer Jones

Dr. and Mrs. Hugh E. Jones

Dale and Patricia Kolarz

Stephen and Jane Kraemer

Timothy Launders

Barbara S. Lenzi

Rachel and Regis Martin

Torin McFarland ‘09

Todd and Donna McFarland

Peter and Carolyn Mlynarczyk

Rev. Daniel T. and Margaret A. Moser

Cameron Musser ‘16

Matthew and Brooke Musser

Peg and Jeff Neese

Geoffrey and Courtney Neese

Scott and Cheryl Neiman

Gerald and Anna Nowotarski

Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Parker

Elizabeth Biese McCaslin Passela ‘59

Jack and Maureen Pemrick

Nicole Pupillo ‘10

Sal and Paula Pupillo

Robert Rauscher

Cita Revell

Whitney ‘61 and Kathy Sanders

Naomi and Joshua Schmidt

Barbara Shelton

Cassidy Sheppard

Stephen Brown and Cathy Spirko

Mr. and Mrs. Ron Steltz

Mr. John Storb and Ms. Elizabeth Biesiot

Drs. James and Jan Stuart

Cory and Lisa Wasson

Sloan White ‘16

Scott and Laurie White

Charles and Anita Wilson

Matching Gifts

Argo Group

Brandywine Realty Trust

The Cedarcrest Charitable Foundation

Customized Energy Solutions Ltd.

Exelon Corporation

GlaxoSmithKline

SAP America, Inc.

Vanguard Group

In Memoriam

Robert Rauscher in memory of Suzanna

Rauscher

Attention Wyndcroft Classes of 2009 and 2013:

Are you getting ready for a graduation from high school or college?

If so, we want to hear from you! What are your plans for the future?

We’d love to highlight your accomplishments in the next issue of Wyndchimes.

Please contact Amanda Arkans, Communications Coordinator at

(610) 326-0544 x117 or aarkans@wyndcroft.org

Alumni

Spotlight

Memories of My Time at Wyndcroft Dick Peach, Class of 1965

I attended Wyndcroft from the middle of third grade (1959) through eighth grade

(1965). I have many fond memories of those years and believe strongly that the

education and personal growth I experienced during that period has served me well. I

was pleasantly surprised and flattered when my classmate Robert Evans, Wyndcroft’s

new Director of Development, emailed me and asked me to write something about

my career and my memories of Wyndcroft.

It has been over a half century since I attended Wyndcroft, so my memories are for

the most part very hazy. But there are a few instances that I recall as though they

occurred yesterday. I started at Wyndcroft in the middle of third grade as the

principal of Lower Pottsgrove Elementary insisted that my parents find other

arrangements for me. The first thing that happened on my first day was my parents

and I met with Mr. Carlisle Snively, the Headmaster. At that meeting he looked at

me and said, impassively, that my parents were making a great sacrifice to send me to

Wyndcroft and that it was a no-nonsense kind of place. As of that moment I feared

him, and I am sure that was the intent. (I later learned that my father took on the

duties of Treasurer of Wyndcroft to help pay my tuition.) For many years after, Mr.

Snively had a great influence on me, and over time the only fear I felt was of his

disapproval. If my grades started to slip, he would take me aside and tell me, again,

impassively, that I was not living up to my potential. He was not angry nor did he

raise his voice. He was way ahead of his time in terms of motivational psychology.

In addition to being Headmaster and Latin and English instructor, Mr. Snively was

our coach and referee on the playing field. During the summer he was the manager of

the swimming pool at the Brookside Country Club. He taught me how to swim with

his unique “bobbing” technique, which over time made you feel quite comfortable

with your head under water and with exhaling through your nose. I used that

technique to teach all three of my daughters how to swim.

We had Halloween parties and occasional dances, but as I recall the boys were way

too timid to ask a girl to dance. We had assemblies and sang songs like “Oh Susan-

na”, “The Yellow Rose of Texas” and “Row Row Row Your Boat” as a round. Eighth

graders had to recite a poem at those assemblies. “Stopping by Woods on a Snowy

Evening” by Robert Frost was a favorite. Finally, the school year ended with Field

Day with the Blue Team versus the Gold Team. The events I recall are the high

jump, long jump, and baseball throw, but I am sure there were others.

Read the full article at

www.wyndcroft.org/Alumni

2016-2017

Board of Trustees

David B. Allain, President

Bernadette M. Sparling, Vice President

Anna Norton, Treasurer

Gerald Mullaney, Jr., Secretary

Jeffrey E. Gorrin

Oscar Guerrero

Deborah Kachmar

Jonathan Lange

Thomas Lengel

Carolyn Mlynarczyk

Erik Paulson

Carmine Schiavone

Alice Sharp '58

2016-2017

Administration

Gail L. Wolter

Head of School

Lisa Dunn

Asst. Head of School

Kate Borgeson

Director of Admission

Tina Farnsworth

Director of Finance

Robert Evans ‘65

Director of Development

Ken Dorris Director of Athletics

Amanda Arkans

Communications Coordinator