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2014-2015 Annual Report

2 MARIAN UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT

Dear Friends of Marian University,Welcome to our 2014–15 Annual Report. It seems like only a few weeks ago that we welcomed the entering class of 2019 and welcomed back our continuing students. Graduation is such a joyous event as we witness the culmination of our students’ educational pursuits and send them out into the world; however, seeing the faces of those at the other end of the spectrum — our freshmen — is every bit as exciting. The Pinning Ceremony we hold to welcome them into “the academy” is the perfect juxtaposition to the commencement ceremony.

Our 2014–15 academic and fiscal year was full of juxtapositions in that we accomplished so much, yet still have so far to go.

We all know Benjamin Franklin’s saying, “If you fail to plan you are planning to fail,”and so plan we did. We rewrote the vision statement that is the guidepost to our strategic plan: Developing potential, and enriching lives through teaching and learning — united in service for a just and humane world. We also developed strategic financial and advancement plans that delineate the goals for the university community for the next five years.

We acquired a building in downtown Fond du Lac that will become our Center for Health Professions. With two lessees already occupying the building, we are very pleased with the positive impact this will have on the downtown area, as well as the tremendous opportunity it offers for us to provide our students a state-of-the-art learning environment.

All of this goes hand-in-hand against the challenges that we, like many other institutions of higher education, have and continue to face. You have no doubt read about these challenges to colleges and universities — both private and public — within Wisconsin and across the nation.

As we look ahead to 2015–16, we do so with hope, anticipation and faith in our future. Thank you for your interest in Marian University and thank you for your support.

Sincerely,

Robert A. FaleInterim President

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Annual Report Table of Contents

School of Arts and Sciences ........................................................... 4

School of Business ......................................................................... 8

School of Education ....................................................................... 10

School of Nursing and Health Professions .................................. 12

Outreach Centers ........................................................................... 14

Donor Listing .................................................................................. 16

Financial Statement ...................................................................... 24

Fiscal Facts ..................................................................................... 25

Mission StatementMarian University is a Catholic applied liberal arts community that welcomes diverse spiritual traditions. Sponsored by the Congregation of Sisters of St. Agnes, Marian University engages students in the education of the whole person. We embrace justice and compassion and transform lives for professional service and leadership in the global community.

Vision StatementDeveloping potential and enriching lives through teaching and learning — united in service for a just and humane world.


Arts and SciencesWhile offering many academic programs central to Marian University being an applied liberal arts institution, the School of Arts and Sciences is consistently on the cutting edge of innovation, in the classroom and in local and global communities. Brilliant and engaged faculty who take the time to personally advise their students, who keep abreast of their discipline and who are motivated to foster the best in their students, capture the core of what the School of Arts and Sciences embraces.

SCHOOL OF

Recipient of the 2015 James R. Underkofler Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching Award

Dr. Jodi Wagner-AngellThe James R. Underkofler teaching award honors and recognizes the

importance of excellence in undergraduate teaching.


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Highlights • Nicole Furtak, ‘17, a Spanish minor, has invented an original game reviewing medical concepts in Spanish, which she will play in Spanish as a special project. • Five English majors attended the Sigma Tau Delta conference in Albuquerque, N.M., and four of them presented papers or poems.

• The Catholic Herald featured several students from Marian who participated in the “Sister Story” initiative through which students were matched one-on-one with sisters from the Congregation of Sisters of St. Agnes to record their lives, while developing friendships and memories. Spanish ducation Major Soledad Theel, was paired with 83-year-old Sr. Miriam Therese Putzer. “What began as a semester project has become so much more”, Soledad says. “….she is my sister, she is my friend, she is a nun.”

• Bethany Fredrick, ‘17, a double major in Spanish and Communication, pioneered an internship at the Children’s Museum of Fond du Lac. She updated their website with videos, translated brochures and online materials into Spanish and represented the museum at several community events.

“Being a part of the Expressive & Therapeutic Arts program has changed my perspective on the

importance of art and creativity, and the ability it has in healing. In one

year, this program has given me more insight and valuable information on how to use art as therapy than

I ever knew possible.”

— DANiELLE CorDS, ‘17, Expressive & Therapeutic Arts Major

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Arts and SciencesHighlights • Courtney Clark, ‘15, a Biology major, is currently in Tanzania doing field research in wildlife management through the Field Studies program. Her trip is funded in part by a grant from the Marian Social Justice Committee.

• Professor Andy Gill taught a class in“Understanding Gang Formation and Behaviors.” The students of Professor Gill’s class participated in a service learning project, cleaning and painting over graffiti on two separate bridges in the City of Fond du Lac.

• Five students from the Forensic Science major presented at the International Association for Identification’s (IAI) Centennial Conference in Sacramento, Calif., in August.

• Charles Jaymes, ‘13, a Homeland Security graduate, is a Security Police officer for the National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) at the Pantex plant in Texas. Pantex Plant’s key role is to ensure the safety, security and reliability of the Nation’s nuclear stockpile.

• Professor Amy Hennings presented at Marian’s Academic Symposium in March (co-presented with associate professor Leslie Jaber-Wilson) on the topic of Resilience and Happiness in the Aftermath of Trauma.

• Marian math professor, Qinghua Luo, Ph.D., was selected as a TIMES Teaching Fellow. The TiMES project (Teaching Inquiry-Oriented Materials: Establishing Support) is part of an National Science Foundation (NSF) funded research grant designed to provide support for those interested in implementing new curriculum materials.

SCHOOL OF

The School of Arts and Sciences introduced a new course to start in fall

2015, “Philosophy of Food”.


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Establishing the Sabre Garden has been a great way to exemplify Marian’s Core Values. Students, faculty and staff have worked together to build the garden which is being used to teach sustainable farming methods while providing healthy, unprocessed foods to the Salvation Army Food Pantry, helping to feed those in need.

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BusinessSCHOOL OF

The mission of the School of Business is to educate students for professional roles in rapidly changing global environments through programs that promote critical thinking, are pragmatically oriented and values-based.


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1Marian’s School of Business has added

1 new undergraduate business program to begin fall 2015 —

Organizational Supervision.

Highlights • Four new articulation agreements were developed with Moraine Park Technical College.

• Professor Scott Dell, accounting program director, has been elected to the Board of Directors and is Chair of the Career Management Committee of the Northeast Wisconsin Chapter of Financial Executives international (FEi).

• Marian’s master’s program in business was revised and reintroduced as a Master’s in Organizational Leadership in both online and in-class formats.

• School of Business Dean, Dr. Jeff Reed, has been named District Governor Nominee and will serve as the 2017–18 rotary District Governor for the 55 Southeast Wisconsin Clubs in rotary international District 6270.

Model United Nations student competed in Washington, D.C., St. Louis, MO and New York City, NY. At the Midwest Model U.N. in St. Louis, Marian student, Miranda Berndt was named “Outstanding Delegate on the Security Council”. At the National Model U.N. in New York, the Marian delegation received the Honorable Mention Award.

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EducationSCHOOL OF

The School of Education prepares teachers for the realities of today’s classrooms, equipping them with 21st century skills that focus on student-centered methods that allow students to collaborate, integrate technology, develop problem-solving skills and engage with the community.

Dr. Deb Kneser traveled to Thailand to develop a partnership between Marian University and a branch of the Thailand Education Ministry (IPST). As a result of this partnership, IPST will be sending five graduate students to Marian University. The students will be enrolled in graduate education classes and will participate in field experiences in classrooms in the Fond du Lac School District.


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Two Technology Coaching Academies were held at Marian; 80 technology coaches in attendance; 2 days of learning.

80Highlights • The Leadership Studies faculty have worked to enhance a culture of academic collegiality and research collaboration. Graduate students were encouraged to attend and present at local, state and national meetings. Several doctoral students presented and attended conferences this year, including the Academy of Management.

• The Institute of Professional Development (IPD) had a highly successful year. iPD surpassed its goals, offering 127 courses or events and providing professional development for 29 different school districts. 957 students enrolled for credit and received 1944 graduate credits.

• The Educational Technology Master’s Program is now entirely online, which has led to an increase in program enrollment.

• Dr. Deb Kneser, assistant professor, received two Teachers and Administrators to the NGSS.” in January, it was awarded the “Best of 2014 Science Books & Films” by the American Association for the Advancement of Science, and in May, the book was a finalist for the 2015 rEVErE Award, Leadership Category, by the Association of American Publishers.

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Nursing & Health ProfessionsSCHOOL

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The School of Nursing and Health Professions (SHNP) provides state-of-the-art undergraduate and graduate nursing education that endows nursing graduates with the knowledge, values, and skills to work within collaborative interdisciplinary teams to provide safe patient-centered care in any setting. Through the use of research evidence, health informatics, and knowledge of quality improvement, graduates will have the skill set to lead change in individual patient care settings, the community, and the nursing profession.

The SNHP faculty is in the process of transitioning from the Adult Gerontology Nurse Practitioner program to a Family Nurse Practitioner program. This change will allow students to care for patients across the lifespan from birth to the elderly. Additional clinical sites will be utilized and graduates will be prepared to work in additional settings such as family practice. This transition will help meet the growing demand for primary care health care providers.

100%The Mercy/oshkosh radiation

Technology Class of 2014 recorded a 100% pass rate on American

registry of radiologic Technologists (ArrT) National Certification exam.


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Nursing & Health ProfessionsHighlights • in the fall of 2014, the Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) Completion Program was offered online in its entirety. The first group of students will graduate in December 2015.

• Jill Rickerman, ’15, a social work major and president of the Student Social Work Association, coordinated a fundraising drive for 107.1 The Family Help for the Homeless Fond du Lac Area Hygiene Drive, setting a Fond du Lac record for donations raised of $22,510.

• The School of Nursing and Health Professions provided several opportunities for their staff and faculty to give back to the community. This year the chosen organizations were: Giving Soles; Salvation Army Brown Bag Lunch Program; school supply collection for Pillar & Vine Foster Care; P. Newhouse; Presents for Peds; and planting for the Motherhouse.

• The radiation Technology Class of 2014 attended the 2014 Wisconsin Association of Educators in Radiologic Technology (WAERT) Student Symposium and took first place in the Student Quiz Bowl competition and second place in the Education Video Competition. • The School Social Work Association of America coordinated two community educational events at the University with nearly 400 community and professionals participants in attendance. These events provided education on new developments in mental and health and trauma treatment.

New Dean of the School of Nursing and Health Professions:

Dr. Linda K. Matheson, RN

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Outreach CentersMarian University is committed to supporting and embracing the students’ university experience by providing opportunities to develop academically, experientially and professionally.

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Highlights • Marian’s outreach centers, located in Appleton and West Allis, have provided the opportunity for easier accessibility to attend classes. These centers not only serve as teaching classrooms, but also as testing centers.

• Marian is certified through the National College Testing Association. The outreach centers provide and proctor examinations for students taking a course and/or completing a degree at other institutions.

• The West Allis outreach center has expanded its testing services to include DSST (formerly DANTES Subject Standarized Tests) examination and Miller’s Analogy examination.

• The Center for Academic Support and Excellence (Fond du Lac Campus) provides proctoring services for current Marian students to retake or make-up a missed exam, including online exams.

Marian University is the only exam site in Wisconsin for National Board of Medical

Interpreters exam.


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Dear Marian Community,

The 2014–2015 fiscal year was exciting for Marian’s Advancement Team. Our strategic focus was to build a solid foundation that would enable us to engage new and existing donors. The efforts were successful and I want to extend a warm thank you to the many donors who gave generously to Marian.

Your donations clearly represented your support for Marian’s Mission and Core Values. Many of the gifts received impacted programs such as the Working Families Grant program, a program that enables disadvantaged single parents with dependent children to pursue their four-year undergraduate degree. Others gave to scholarships that help many of our first- generation students realize the dream of obtaining a college education.

It is your commitment to these shared values that has us so optimistic about Marian University’s future. Together we will make a difference. Thank you.

Best regards,

George E. KoonceVice President for Advancement

Investor Level$25,000 and more

Companies and FoundationsAnonymous (1)Frank G. and Frieda K. Brotz Family FoundationDale R. & Ruth L. Michels Family FoundationFrancis & Ruth Oberrerich FoundationHelen Perry TrustMike Shannon Automotive Foundation, Inc.

Advancement Level$10,000-$24,999

IndividualsTim and Rose AhernRichard* and Karen BakerRichard* and Joan Kleinfeldt

Companies and FoundationsTed and Grace Bachhuber Foundation, Inc.CSA Sponsorship MinistryStone Foundation, Inc.Wisconsin Association of Independent Colleges and Universities

Builder Level$5,000–$9,999

IndividualsShirley Putman ’64Joan M. Schilke ’65

Companies and FoundationsJ.F. Ahern Co.Baker Family FoundationCitizens for Tom PetriFidelity Charitable Gift FundInternational Paper Foundation

Trustee’s Associates$2,500–$4,999

IndividualsJohn Ahern*Tripp and Colleen Ahern John CandelaLouis and Kathryn Cristan ’74Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. Edgarton

Robert* and Ann FaleDavid J. Hornung*John+ and Cathy KorbMichael and Stephanie KorbThomas* and Anne PetriDr. Frederic G. SanfordTroy ’95* and Lottie SchillAdam and Jill StoneEric* and Kendra Stone Peter* and Barbara StoneDr. Darold* and Dorothy Treffert Stephen and Kay VictorKevin Voelker ’84S. Clay Willmington

Companies and FoundationsAgnesian HealthCareC.D. Smith ConstructionFond du Lac Elks Lodge #57Fond du Lac Rotary Charities, Inc.The Grande FoundationGreen Bay Packers FoundationJack Twohig Carpet OneKorb Family Foundation, Inc.Marian University Alumni AssociationMarian University Faculty and StaffMayville Engineering Co., Inc.Dr. R.G. Raymond and Sarah Raymond Foundation

President’s Club$1,000–$2,499

IndividualsJeff Clark and Stacey Akey ’92/’96Anonymous (5)Mary Ann AustinSheryl AyalaRalph BreitKate CandeeDr. and Mrs. Henry Chang Ron and Terri Emanuel ’86*Jon FloodDon and Carey GardinDr. Larry and Debra Heller ’01*Carol Henrichs ’73Robert and Lori Hornung

Key:New Donors* Board of Trustee Members+ Deceased Individual

Donor Listing July 1, 2014 - June 30, 2015

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Gretchen Hornung-Price SASN ’48 Claudia R. HuettlLeslie Jaber-Wilson ’91Dr. Julie LuetschwagerJohn McGallowayMary McNamaraPauline NewhouseDr. Mary Polchert Corrine Reichert Art and Donna Roggentine ’75Lacey Sadoff*Matthew and Joretta ShinnersJanet SmithJustin* and Sasha SmithMichael and Katherine SpaudeJohn and Sally St. Peter Dr. Chris Tangen Deborah N. Watry ’02/’08John and Donna WeirDr. Nicolette Weisensel ’96Joseph and Ann Sheridan Wenzler ’65

Companies and FoundationsBaker Cheese Factory, Inc.Beine Milk Transit, Inc.Congregation of Sisters of St. AgnesFond du Lac Area FoundationFSCC Sponsored Ministries, Inc.Tim and Cathy Mathweg FundMichels CorporationNCAA-NACCWisconsin Energy CorporationZehren Electric

Founder’s Club$500–$999

IndividualsAnonymous (3)John and Kathleen Gellings ’04Pam George ’73Joan Hanson SASN ’47Arnold HenningAmy L. HenningsGeorge KoonceDr. Michelle MajewskiKatie MathosLuciya MinerScott and Sarah Ponath Karen Roberts ’82/’04David and Magali ShawTim StegerDr. Nancy L. StueverSylvester WargulaThomas and Donna Webb

Charlene Wrzesinske ’96

Companies and FoundationsAdvanced Tooling IncorporatedAlliance Laundry Credit UnionAriens Foundation, Ltd.CitizensFirst Credit UnionCon-Way FreightEvergreenFestival FoodsHoliday AutomotiveJ.P. MorganMarian University Business Administration DivisionMercury MarineNational Exchange Bank & TrustNielsen Company, LLCPartners by DesignNorma L. Witkowski Family Trust

Naber Society$250–$499

IndividualsAnonymous (6)Erika L. Bognar ’96Mary Delfosse ’81Dr. Michael and Jane DohertyRich and Ashley EckertLeah M. Eubanks ’86Catherine Flood ’07/’11Robert and Dorothy Fuelling ’68Mike and Janet FurtakJim and Virginia Gilmore ’98Margaret Grebe ’57Dr. Mary GrossKathleen M. HughesNorine Janzen ’65Debbie J. Kane ’81Lisa KiddMichael Francis Klich ’94Dr. Debra Kneser ’92/’09Myra ManserSharon Martin ’93Lois Masche ’88Lisa M. Michels ’91/’13Tracy MilkowskiDr. John Morris and Paisley HarrisKelly and Nancy NobleH. J. and Barbara PolleiJudith Pomeroy ’87Dr. Richard and Leslie RidenourSr. Marie Scott, CSA ’84Kathleen Shafer SASN ’62Thomas Silbernagel ’98

John and Rachael SmithJuanita Starr SASN ’40Robert and Christine SteinertDr. Sue StoddartKerry Strupp ’04Harlan Swift ’75Rozanne Van Deurzen ’59Rose Vickery ’82Kathleen VolkmannJames Wegmann ’00Ann Wheatley-SeamonJohn Wiskerchen ’94Edward and Margaret Woytych SASN ’46

Companies and FoundationsAdashun Jones, Inc.Capelle Bros & DiedrichDental AssociatesFox Valley Savings BankHuberty & AssociatesMid-States Aluminum Corp.Sager & Colwin Law Offices, S.C.SodexoSTS TechnicalTim Cruz AgencyWeninger Asset ManagementWisconsin Vision – Heartland VisionZacherl Funeral Home

Sabre Society$100–$249

IndividualsTeresa L. Abler ’09Seymour and Shirley AbrahamsonEdward and Bonnie Anderson Anonymous (6)Joan Banks ’72Eileen Baus ’87Kathleen Baus ’63Joseph and Nancy BeckerPeggy F. Bellin ’86James Bender ’75Karen Bennett ’95Kathleen Bennot ’92Janice Beyer ’68John P. Birschbach ’00/’02Patricia Birschbach ’02/’11Judith A. Blohm ’78Pat BoelhowerLouise Bowen ’70Heidi L. Bremer ’05Mary L. BrownRichard Budzinski ’02Melissa Buechel ’00

Gisele BurnettRichard and Rose Butzen SASN ’62/’72Christopher and Sally CandeeMary Cappellari ’63Patricia A. Casetta ’66Barbara Casey SASN ’52Tamala Christian ’03/’06Kathleen Clay-Groothousen ’82Mary Ann Cody ’68Judith Dahnke ’92Tom DavisColette Delva ’65Bessie Doimas ’59Therese DrakeJames P. DuleyJulie Duley ’79Ted EagleLisa Eisner ’03Christine Erickson ’89Keith Falk Joan Ferguson ’73Donna Foote ’96Dorothy Ford ’71Dr. Douglas and Diane FownesAnthony Franzen ’95Nanci L. Fredrich ’80Brittany Freund ’08Billy Friess ’98Angeline Jakovec Fritz SASN ’45Kristine Gilgenbach ’81Kevin Gitter ’94Paul ’92 and Stacey Gloede ’92Thomas GnewuchGary Goebel ’00Patrick and Mary Goebel Audrey Gorwitz SASN ’59Margaret A. Grabowski ’80Shirley Guelig ’75/’94Jill A. Gutjahr Stenson ’03Parker Hansen ’04Steven J. Hansen ’11/’13Jody Hartzell Colleen Hayes ’80Jim and Ruth Heiser SASN ’55Kelli Hellenbrand ’98Bruce. W. HenningClara Henning ’62Tom and Sally HerreSharon Hilbert ’72Tracy Hiller ’88David Hoffman ’92Patricia Holschuh ’81Gina Homan ’01



Mathew Immel ’02Sudhaker IngleMary Ann L. Jacobs ’65Anne Jagodzinski ’96Barbara JordanKathleen Jurecki ’06Kathryn Kadar ’05Karen Karbowski ’64Mary Jo Karnath ’74Kathryn Kedinger ’75Bonnie M. Keebler ’82Margaret Keller-Stortz ’91Joshua ’97/’02 and Sally Ketterhagen ’97Marguerite Keys ’52Jack KisslingerMary KleinMary E. Klink ’73Mary E. Kohlman ’78Margaret Konopka ’80Laddie and Judy KorecekSusan Kratz ’80Dana M. Krejcarek ’00Jean Kroupa ’76Jennifer K. KruegerJeri L. KukurichPauline Kussart ’81Ron LaBordeHelen Leary ’55Edwin Lee ’05/’07Terry ’07 and Susan LeiningerPeter and Joyce LudovicBonnie L. Luhmann ’72Pat Majerus ’77Michael MalesevichPeter and Lesley ManowskeChristine Martin ’09Dorothy McClellan-Jackson ’65Dr. Janet S. McCordJane McGovern ’69/’91Mary McHugh ’05Amy Meyer ’94Leah MillerRick and Pat Miller*Steven and Mary MillinJo Mischker ’05/’07Donna Mleczek ’68Garry ’05/’08 and Claudia MoiseJudith Musolf ’61Cassie NelsonSr. Cyndi Nienhaus, CSA ’90Jane F. Novak ’80Dr. Elizabeth Nunez

Pat and Marilyn O’BrienJane A. O’Connor ’75Patricia O’Connor ’77Lisa and Douglas Olig ’94/’05Debra Ortiz ’00Donald Parnell ’07Margaret PassantinoCheryl Ann Passel Eileen L. Posluszny ’71Barbara Pritzl ’78Glenna Rackow Herman RadtkePatricia Redman ’64Jeffrey and Sylvia ReedCatherine Reil ’77Cheryl Ross ’81/’89Nancy Rossenthal-Forest ’66Gretchen Ross ’71Robert and Marilyn RucksDiane Ruhland ’70Dr. James and Shirley RuppleJoanne Rusecki ’83Beverly Sabel ’02Eric Sanchez ’04Michael and Anne SchaeferMichael ’94 and Jennifer SchaibleDr. Edward and Mary Schelonka SASN ’64Kerri Schmidt ’81Germaine Schommer ’57Katherine K. SchuesslerChristine M. Schwenck ’90Alex K. ScullLinda M. Seefluth ’95Mary Shafer ’03Sandra Shafer Myer ’99Dr. William and Karen ShawSandra Sitzman ’97Carol Smith ’71Pauline Smith ’68Catherine Smith-Ohm ’76Charlotte Snow ’93Michael Soffa ’88Christine Stautz ’74Aimee M. Stevens ’95Mary Ann Stiglitz ’68Christopher ’02 and Erica ’02 StolarskiMary Stricker ’73Barbara Sullivan SASN ’55Margaret L. TaylorCheryl Teichmiller ’93/’04Laura Thomas

Ann Tomhave SASN ’55Dr. Gay and Nancy TrepanierRose Vanevenhoven ’80Kay Vogel ’87Margaret VolkmannJacqueline Vollmer SASN ’59Holly Waldschmidt ’71Lorette Wambach SASN ’47Lt. Col. Darnell Waun ’77Phil and Mary WegmannJohn Weiser ’90Laura WeismanMary Ann Welp ’61/SASN ’54John and Andrea WelschVicky Wenzel ’92Carol Whyms ’67Thomas and Sandra Will ’07Nancy Willard ’70Maurine WilleyCarolyn and Daniel Winkel ’66Linda Winter ’71Rosemarie Witczak ’70Sharon Zima

Companies and FoundationsChurch Mutual Insurance CompanyCulver’sEden Stone CompanyFond du Lac Area Association of CommerceGallery & Frame ShopHierl InsuranceHillshire BrandsHoliday DodgeK-Azer Technologies, Inc.McNeilus Steel, Inc.Michael Best & FriedrichSadoff Iron & MetalSt. Mary’s Springs AcademySilica for Your HomeSummit AutomotiveTwohig Family Dentistry, LLCU.S. Bank of Fond du LacWisnet

Friends of Marian$99 and under

IndividualsJennifer M. Aasen ’09Maranda Abitz ’08Mike AdelbushPatricia Adelman ’77Amy Ahlstrom ’10Albert Aitken

Kimberly Albrecht ’11William R. Albrecht Irene Alderman SASN ’60Lisette AldrichAlicia Amrhein ’12Sharon B. Amundson ’77Corinne Anderson ’05Deborah L. Anderson ’98/’13George and Connie Anderson ’94Anonymous (4)Brian Appleman ’02Mary ArthurMariette L. Ashenbrenner ’96John R. Bailey ’14Ellen M. BalthazorBrett BargerSteven and Cynthia BargerLaura Barnett ’03Andrea Bartel-Riffle ’80Virignia BarteltDavid Battenberg ’96Beth Bayless Verna Bechard ’58Michael and Holly BechlerAlexander Becker ’11Sherry L. Behnke ’95Gilbert and Penelope BeineLaura Beine ’98Bob ’99 & Jean Beinemann ’78Nicole BeisbierJonathan A. Benzing ’12David ’80/’95 and Christine ’81 BeresMatthew Berger ’14Timothy and Mary BernierNancy E. Bertram ’98Esther Bethke SASN ’54Connie Betz ’00Mary E. BezyConnie Birschbach ’70Maggie Blaha ’64Stephanie Blazejewski ’97Brigett BliseRyan BlisePatricia Boelhower ’73/’95Dr. David BoersDiane Bogenhagen ’79Aaron Bohnsack ’01Robert ’93 and Charlotte ’96 BohnsackMadonna Booher SASN ’55Joanne Borck ’71Joyce M. Borndahl SASN ’49/’68Mary Botsford ’01Mark and Catherine BoyleDonna and Greg Braatz


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Elizabeth BrannenDavid BraunMary BrayMary Brinker ’95Kathleen Brown ’96Sr. Mary Noel Brown, CSA*Janice Brownell ’64Katie S. Bruckner ’98Carl and Mary Jane BrussRhonda J. Buchanan ’11Jason ’98/’06 and Rhonda Buchholz ’99/’06Gloria BuckAntoinette BuechelBarbara E. Buechel ’72Rosemary Buelow ’90Mary Buerger ’69Keith Burdick ’02Dr. Jerry Burns Mary Bush SASN ’57Michael ’92 and Anne BussFlamont Butler ’95Sharon Buttke ’70John Buytendorp ’04Richard A. CandeeMichael T. Carroll ’96Donald and Marilyn Cayen ’64Eric Cera ’08C. Edward ’85 and Lisa Cerney ’85Dr. Sarah ChanceMelissa Chancellor ’05Tabitha J. Chizek ’11Brenda K. Christensen ’96Kelly Cieslewicz ’87Kay Coates ’00Jackie Cody ’92Benjamin Colwin ’02John and Aundrea Coon ’01Janet Coon ’92Heide CordsAnn Corenblum ’75Christine M. Costello Ellen T. Courtney ’90Mary Cross ’76Roger and Margaret CurtissRachel CzarneckiSr. M Shawn Daly ’64Cheryl Daye-RasnickMary S. DeBruin ’70Gregory and Barbara J. Deer ’73/’92Joanna Del Ponte SASN ’62Mary Denzin ’81Thomas DePaoliBernice Dercks

Bob DienerCarol Dillinger ’98Rick Dittberner ’99Mary Ditter SASN ’51Kristen Doedens ’01Geraldine Domrath SASN ’61Charlotte DorowDawn M. Drach ’69Audrey Hurst Driessen SASN ’57Dolores Du Pont SASN ’45Tom and Nadine Duffy ’63Marieanna DulasCharlene Duley ’81Dr. Jim DunphyChristopher and Teri Durkin Mary L. Dusick ’59Jordan Dykstra ’13Kristopher Eacott ’03Norma and Michael EaganGerald Edgren Jr. ’12Anna EherenmanRobert Emier ’91Mary J. Endries ’06David Erickson ’10Ryan Falke ’00/’11Marilyn Faris ’61Elizabeth Feldmann SASN ’65Richard Feldner ’87Anne Marie Feucht ’99Gregory Feucht ’00Patricia Feudner SASN ’66Genevieve Feyen SASN ’52Sharon Fialkowski SASN ’66Elizabeth Finnegan ’99Paul FischerPaula Fitzpatrick SASN ’66Joyce Flader ’72James FlahertyJanet L. Flaherty ’75Joanne Flanders ’65Betty Flesch ’72Gregory FloydLisa ForbesCatherine Fowler ’76Joan FranconeDonna M. Frank SASN ’52Elizabeth Frank SASN ’51Robert Frank ’05/’13Michael J. Franke ’97Aimee Franken ’04Martha Franz Christopher Frederickson ’14Sharon Freiberg ’91Jason Freismuth ’11

Karen Freund ’71Kristy Freund ’07Sharon R. Freund Sherry L. FriedelMary Fritz-Wagner ’82Mary O. Fuhrmann Jean Gabor ’66Donna Galik ’08Sarah GarveyDiana M. Gedamke ’81/’12/’13Andrew Georgson ’10Michael GerhartzJustin Gerlach ’07Carole Gescheidle ’84/’04Jeanne Giebel ’77Sally Giebel ’57Amy Giese-Zabolski ’10Mary Gilmore SASN ’60 Sue GiusSteven GlazerTerrina K. Goeden ’01Mary Goeller ’88Dolores Goggins SASN ’50James Goodfellow ’09Kathleen Gormican ’70Mary Gould ’61Jacquelynn Grahn ’08Dr. James T. GrayDeanna Grimm ’70 Tom and Kathryn Groeschl ’77Robert N. Gudates ’08Rick and Kim GudexJames and Claudette GuellTom and Jeannine Guilfoile SASN ’56Amy S. Gumieny ’95Judith GuntherJane Gurno ’92Mathew T. Gustman ’06Todd Gutzman ’98Laurette Guy ’71Nancy M. Hackbarth ’94Brooke A. Haen ’11Leanne Hanagan ’98Dean and Christi HansenDenise A. Harmsen ’06/’08/’09Cheryl L. Hartwig ’04/’06Julie A. Hartwig ’93Mary Hatlen ’07/’10Joan Hawbaker SASN ’49Greg HeadCorey HeckelDavid HeinWilliam Heinzelman ’92Sue Held ’91

Georgia Helfen ’66Samantha Hellman ’12Barbara HeltMary Jo Hencke ’89Elaine Hessil ’62Merwyn L. Heuer ’96Andrew Heup Deborah Hilscher ’96Kristine Hilt Richard Hilton ’14Ryan Hitchcock ’10Mary Hobbs ’74Genevieve Hoepfner SASN ’47Amanda M. Hoff ’08Anita K. Holdridge ’90Bonnie K. Holl ’91Dennis Holm ’96Gary Holtman ’95/’97Gerald HolzDaniel HonoldAlysia HopperRachel Horsch ’03Vickie Huck ’93Kerri Huebel ’01Paula HummerConnie L. Iattoni ’92Patricia ImmelSr. Donna Innes, CSA ’67Sara J. Isom ’98Clemens C. Jacak ’95Jason Jadczak ’09Kathleen C. Jadin ’95Scott Jaeger ’02Janine L. Jandrey ’82John Jenkins ’11Christopher Joch ’96Tammy L. Johnsen ’87Alan JohnsonAnn Johnson ’98/’11Jane M. Johnson ’92Kaitlyn Johnson ’15Maythia Johnson SASN ’56Randall and Shawna JohnsonStacy Johnson ’97Weldon and Kellie JohnsonTracy JosettiLouines Jourdin ’11Elizabeth Kahl ’65Susan Anne Kalmerton SASN ’62Dr. Carl KalwaitisAndrea Kamphuis ’11Joline Kappell ’91



Barbara and Thomas Karls ’89Paul Kasten ’93Carrie Kasubaski ’97Barbara Keehn ’70Penny Kehoe ’78Gail KellerSusan Kelly-Kohlman ’72Renee Kempfer ’84Gloria Kennedy ’02 Sam KennedyDr. Michael KetterhagenRhonda Kimmel ’93Anthony H. Kirsch ’88Gayle Kiszley ’01Rebecca KitelingerEric KiviJamie KiviDiana Klapperich ’07Theresa Klapperich ’10Kathleen Klegin ’67Monica Kleinhans ’10Jeff Kleinke ’97John Klopotek ’94Daniel and Bonnie KlossnerStephanie Klotz ’13Scott C. Koegler ’11Robert and Mary KoenenRosalie Koenen ’69Susan KoepsellMary KoesterCynthia KoffmanHelen B. Komplin ’71Tina M. Konkel ’02Greta and Thomas KostacAaron Kotarek ’94Dawn Krance ’04Sarah KrauseNancy Krueser ’78Paul W. KrikauMichael Kristmann ’03Mitchell D. KrizLinda KruegerSevera KruegerChristina K. KubastaTherese A. Kudick ’83Andrew Kuechler ’13Patricia Kugler ’72Mary and William Kurer ’91Cheryl A. Kutcher ’02James ’97 and Shannon LaLuzerne ’95/’02Andrea Langenfeld ’03

Robert D. Langenohl ’91Ray LapierreAndrea Larson ’06Christine Larson ’93Keith Larson ’00Rebecca S. Larson Tricia Larson ’97Kathleen A. Lazarewicz ’11Amy Jo Leahy ’07David LeichterDebra M. Leitner ’00Jennifer Lemense ’00Marilyn Lienke ’72Mary A. Lindborg ’72Linda Lindgren ’03Elena Lindsley ’80Julia K. Lintner ’06Megan LiptowRobert P. Lloyd ’87/’99Juliet LockwoodDiane Lodge-Hamman ’95Theresa Loehr ’79Mona H. LongMelissa LuedtkeAnn M. Luker ’92Nancy Mahnke ’81Ali Makadji ’12Andrew R. Mammel Timothy ManzkeRobin Maramonte ’94Kathryn Marking ’08Julie Marks ’81Michael Marsala ’01Kathleen Marsh ’91Katie N. Martin ’10Will MartinMark R. Mason ’02Tim and Cathy MathwegMarian Matoska SASN ’61Robert ’77 and Margaret Mattice ’78/’94Dawn Maxwell ’94Irene J. Mayer ’62Mindy McAllister ’10Jeff and Lisa McArthur ’08/’09Jana McAuliffeMichelle McCauley ’04Kathleen J. McCord ’83Mary J. McDonald ’74 Mary J. McHugh ’66Amy McNeelyAngela McVitty ’99Jeannie Mehling-Smith ’02

Donna MeinkeNicole Melaas ’04Kathryn Memenga ’91Jennifer Menke ’13Ellen MercerThomas J. Merckx ’96Scott ’02 and Victoria Merzlicker ’03Emily R. Meyer ’07Gary and Janice MeyerSara Meyer ’08Lisa Meyerhofer ’86Joanne M. Michaels ’69Julie Miehe ’98Joanne M. MilbyKate G. Millan ’97Andrew W. MillerDavid ’91 and Kathleen Miller ’77Kathleen Miller ’65Kurt D. Miller ’05Mary M. Miller ’70/’02Tabitha Miller ’10Anne Moersfelder ’99Rosemary Moquin SASN ’53Barbara Moritz SASN ’58Michelle M. Morris Elaine Muehlins SASN ’49Eric Muench ’03Alice Murphy ’64Joan Murray ’58Brian W. Nast ’10Diane Nehls Wasoff ’82Mary Nelson ’87Kristine Newell ’70Danielle J. Newton ’88/’04William R. NicholsonDebbie J. Ninfo ’02Herman Novak ’05Judith G. Nugent ’83Andrea L. Nuss ’02Lucille A Nuss ’63Janice O’Brien ’65Betty Lou O’Leske ’60Mark Olmstead ’99Kathryn Omernik ’72Paul Osterholm ’02/’05David W. Otis ’94Gary and Melissa Ott Brian Ottman ’07Scott PalaszLinda Pankow ’80David J. Pasewald ’95Jessie Pearson ’92Robin Peeters ’87Ashley Peichl ’13

Doris A. Peitz ’97Paul and Patricia PerainoLisa Perdue ’88Barbara PetersBill and Renee PetersAmelia M. Petersen ’05Eric Peterson ’07Lloyd Peterson ’91Ryan Peterson ’96Steven and Judy PfisterMarcella Pfund SASN ’48Kathleen Plaisance Rockers ’65Jane Plamann ’91Susan J. Poepl ’68Nancy Polsin SASN ’56Debra Pontow ’74Jeffrey and Becky PosseltHeidi M. Potts ’08Marian L. Potts ’95Dr. Bruce and Mary Prall ’72Marlene Priewe ’81Sara ProsserMaria Putzer ’08Tracy L. Qualmann ’00/’02/’12Bette Quandt SASN ’52Cheryl Rabe ’71Bobbie Radocha ’71Jeffery Raflik ’03Patricia A. Ramdeen-Anderson ’67Mary Raml ’95Barbara RamstackElaine Mary Rebek ’72/’99Tom and Barb ReddingMitchell and Rebecca Redig ’05Gregory ReedLois Reible ’71Denise Reichert ’09Jacqueline L. Rentmeester ’92Jamie and Crista RettlerRebecca A. Richards ’94Renee K. Rickert ’07Barbara Ricklefs ’70Heidi Riebe ’73Lori Rieth ’77Andrew J. Rinke ’11Helen Rippinger SASN ’43Timothy Roberts ’04Ann L. Roe ’90Patricia Roehrig ’66Melissa Rose ’02Eileen F. Rottscholl ’09Elizabeth M. Roy ’68Robert and Gail RubelJoanne M. Ruebl ’01/’07


21FALL 2015

Mary Runde ’78/’90Pamela J. RupertDick RupiperAnastasia M. RyanDan RyanMichelle M. Ryan Julie Sabish SASN ’61Karen SalesMary Ann R. Salter ’72Susan Salvo ’82Jacqueline Sanders ’67Susan K. Sands ’93Jelaine M. Scannell ’82Diane Schabel SASN ’55Karen Schaefer ’68Mary Schaefer ’78Mark ScharschmidtKatherine ScheierDr. Joan Schilling ’64Sr. Mary Schippers, CSA ’64Carol J. SchlaeferTheresa J. Schlatter ’08Frances Schmid ’85Colleen M. Schmidt ’81Sr. Judith Schmidt, CSA ’62Lisa Schmidt ’95Joanne Schmit SASN ’61Robin Schmitt ’98Bernadette Schmitz ’68Mary Ann Schmitz ’61Natasha Schmuhl ’10Mary SchnellKira Schnell-Harrison ’08Tom and Mary SchoenbornEdward Schrader ’90Leah SchraderJodi Schrauth ’94Adam M. Schrieber ’99Sr. Mary Louise Schroder, CSA ’65Jolene Schry ’76Annette C. Schuchardt ’70Mary O. Schueller ’80Joshua ’11 and Kimberly Schuenemann ’12Diane M. Schuh ’79John Schultz ’96/’99Judith Schultz ’64Margaret Schultz Kathryn Schumacher SASN ’66Ronald SchumacherAmanda Schwartzkopf ’12Joan Schwerin ’71Dr. James ’95/’00 and Amie Sebert ’94Thomas Sebranek ’00

Carol Seim SASN ’60Jacqueline Sevallius ’98Kyle C. Seyfert ’93Kristi Shaw ’09Marjorie Shea ’89Lisa A. Sherman ’84Suzanne Shinnick ’78Mark D. Siebenaller ’86Betsy R. Simon ’75Joseph V. Simon ’85Susan E. Simonsen ’92Peter Sippel ’00Jordon M. Skaletski ’05/’07Megan Skinkis ’14Keith and Mary SkubicKristin Skubic ’15Lois L. Slemp ’66Lucinda M. Sloan ’09Irma Smet ’76Holly A. Smits ’12Richard Sobczak ’02Ronald and Corine SommerCheryl Sommers ’04Lorraine K. Sonnenberg ’67Debra M. Sosinski ’80/’95John SpaayJanet Spidell SASN ’57Margie Spradau SASN ’50Keiht Stark ’97Cory J. Steffel ’06Sr. Jean Steffes, CSA ’65Stephanie Steinert ’14Andrea Stephany ’08Jackie Stephany ’09Brenda F. StobbMaureen Straub Murray ’86Kelly Stromski ’11David S. Strong ’06Todd ’96 and Debra ’90 StuckeJessica StuhrQuintin E. SullivanAnna C. Suscha ’11Nathan Tapio ’11Connie Taylor ’83Jamie Ten Pas ’00Barbara TengesdalSarah Teschke ’08Nicholas Thanos ’11Carol J. Thome ’85Christopher Thompson ’13 Tammy Thornton Kevin A. Thorstad ’99Jeanold Thuecks ’91/’94Eric and Terri Tillich ’03

Bonnie Timler ’69Sally Tomcheck ’82Charles K. Torwudzo ’02Chique Tousey-Tabor ’98Susan Trameri ’82Mark TraskLori Tritz ’85Leslie J. Tuthill ’04Pamela Tyson ’75Elaine M. UnferthJennifer Uphoff ’05Ellen Van Nuland ’04Emily Vande Slunt ’08Debbie Vande Zande ’79Donna Vanden HeuvelKurt Vanderhoef ’00Gary and Kathleen M. Vater ’96Cody Veleke ’14Mark R. Verburgt ’09Keith Versluys ’99Kristin Vielbig ’96Sarah Voelker ’12Debbie VolkmanSharon Vollendorf ’89Pat VorpagelDiane Wachdorf ’69Jodi Lynn Wagner-Angell Cooper WakefieldKaren M. Walber ’02Thomas Wall ’08John WalserMary WalterPamela C. Warren Lynda Washkoviak ’71Peter Watry ’98Mitchell WeberPatricia Wegehaupt SASN ’64Diane Weiland Wendy Weinberger ’92Jeffrey ’02 and Lynn WeinertCorrine WendlandJanice WepferJanet WermesMary E. Wesner ’62Terri Westby ’08Dr. Richard WhaleyJennifer WhiteJudy WickertMarcus ’08 and Nicole ’08 Wiegert Lisa A. Wier ’02Tracy WiesehugelDr. Ray and Carla Wifler

Mercedes Willarson ’93Daniel A. Wille ’00Jeffrey Wills ’09Peter and Jacqueline WillsRandy Wills ’11Daniel ’05 and Amanda Wilson ’07Brandon WinfieldJerid Winkler ’06Michael ’90 and Robin ’97 Winkler Mary WittFlora Wittlinger SASN ’58Suzanne Wiza ’67Andrea N. Wolf ’06Nancy Wooster ’63Barbara Wright ’76Emily Young ’13Diane Yunk ’02Diane M. Zancanaro ’86Sharon A. Zarling ’98Nicholas ’06/’13 and Jennifer ZeitlerCatherine ZimmermanElizabeth ZimmermanDr. Matthew Zimmerman ’99Donna Zittel ’78Barbara L. Zoschke ’84

Companies and FoundationsAhern-Gross, Inc.Bank of OakfieldChildren’s Museum of Fond du Lac, Inc.Fond du Lac County Economic Development Corp.Klympyan Consulting, LLCRoberts School Parent- Teacher Organization

Gifts-in-KindAdventure RockAhrens PhotographyAlaskan Brewing CompanyAlex & AniAnonymousAtlantis Casino Resort SpaBackyard Bar & GrillBadger LiquorBlanck’s Supper ClubBob & Bonnie’s Donuts & CakesBotanicals Floral StudioSr. Josephine BraunJan BrettC.W. Smith Jewelers



Chris and Sally CandeeKate CandeeCedar LodgeCheesecake FactoryChicago BearsChula Vista ResortComedy Sportz ChicagoCountry Hills Pet HospitalCreations Hair StudioCSA Retired SistersCujak’s Wine Market & Wine BarDomino’s PizzaDowntown FDL PartnershipEAA Air Venture (EAA)Elkhart Lake’s Road AmericaEmergen-CExhale by MaryFamily VideoFaro’s Family RestaurantFesta ItalianaFlood Oil CompanyFloor QuestFond du Lac Police DepartmentFunset BoulevardGerman Fest Gillies Frozen CustardGino’s Italian RestaurantGrande Cheese CompanyGreen Bay Botanical GardensGreen Bay GamblersGreen Bay Packers OrganizationHabitat for Humanity RestoreHidden Hollow Garden ArtHoliday InnJet Stream Car WashMatt KensethKFIZKristmas Kringle ShopLac Courte Oreilles Casino LodgeLagunitas Brewing CompanyLake of the TorchesBecky LarsonLawsonia Golf CourseBeatrice Lindsay, CSAMall of AmericaMancino’sMarian Alumni Association BoardMarytown TapMetropolis ResortMilwaukee BrewersMilwaukee Food ToursMr. Marine, Inc.

Mt. Olympus Poseidon’s VillageMary Neff, CSAKaren NettOakland RaidersOodlesmack PopcornPaine Art Center and GardensParamount TheaterPersonal Touch Flowers & GiftsPipe ExpressPlanet FitnessPolish FestPortrait InnovationsPump-n-PantryRedboxRetlaw Hotel PlazaRocky RococoRoepke’s Village InnSchrage BrosSchreiner’s RestaurantJulie SchroederShedd AquariumShurTech BrandsShut up and DanceSilpadaSix Flags Great AmericaSkylight Music TheaterSouth Hills Golf & Country ClubSticks & StonesStudio OneSubwaySummerfestTaco John’sThe BarThe BarbershopThe GoldsmithThirty-OneTiny PrintsTrekU.S. BankVineyard VinesWalt Disney WorldWendt’s on the LakeWisconsin Timber RattlersWisconsin VisionWisnetWoodman’s Grocery Store

Event SponsorshipsAction ReporterAdashun Jones, Inc.Advanced ToolingAgnesian HealthcareAhern-GrossAlliance Laundry SystemsAmerican Family InsuranceArthur J. Gallagher & Co. Backyard Bar & GrillBaker Cheese FactoryBank of OakfieldBenvenuto’sC.D. Smith Construction, Inc.Kate Candee and Janet Koester ’08Capelle Bros. & Diedrich, Inc.Coliseum Sports Bar & GrillCongregation of Sisters of St. AgnesCon-Way FreightCulligan WaterDental AssociatesDomino’s PizzaEdward JonesEvergreenExpressFaros Family RestaurantFestival FoodsFox Valley Savings BankMike and Janet FurtakGeorgetown CleanersJim and Virginia Gilmore ’98Grande Cheese CompanyGustman AutomotiveHierl InsuranceHoliday AutomotiveHoliday Chrysler Dodge Jeep RamHuberty & Associates, S.C.Jack Twohig Carpet OneJ.F. Ahern CoJ.P. Morgan Chase BankKollegetownKorneli’s WisconsinLakeside Wealth ManagementLedgeview LanesLenz TruckMarian University Alumni AssociationMarine Insurance ServicesMayville Engineering Company

McNeilus SteelMercury MarineMichels CorporationNational Exchange Bank & TrustNielson CompanyPepsiPrinting ExpressSager & Colwin Law Offices, S.C.Service Master CleanChristopher ’02 and Erica ’02 Stolarski Strategies Ltd.STS TechnicalSummit AutomotiveSunset on the WaterTNT Fitness ResultsTwohig Family Dentistry, LLCSteve and Kay VictorWalgreensWhispering Springs Golf ClubWISCO Hotel CompanyWisconsin VisionZacherl Funeral Home

In MemoriumBette Arnold ’67, d. 6/12/15Nancy J. Blanck ’73, d. 4/5/15Mary Brinkman, SASN ’62, d. 3/13/15Janis Buckley, SASN ’50, d. 7/1/15Agnes Eileen Dineen, SASN ’51/’57, d. 6/21/15Sr. Joellen Flynn, CSA, ’53, d. 5/6/15Beatrice J. Ford ’62, d. 3/2/15Doris Gilles, d. 7/13/15Donald Jorgenson, d. 6/5/15John M. Korb, d. 7/10/15Mary Rita Lohmann, SASN ’56, d. 2/11/15Kathy A. Magana, d. 6/5/15Margaret O’Reilly ’64, d. 5/17/15Herbert Paulson, d. 2/6/15Rita Schmitz, SASN ’50, d. 2/12/15Christine M. Sitter ’10, d. 6/8/15Virginia M. Sitter ’55, d. 5/11/15Charlotte Stortz, SASN ’52, d. 2/17/15Mary Suneson, SASN ’48, d. 3/29/15Robert Christopher Thomas ’95, d. 7/5/15Patricia Tolvstad ’66, d. 3/9/15Mary Widner ’94, d. 2/2/15


23FALL 2015


MemorialsSr. Ginny Adler, CSAElaine AlbrechtSabina BatesJohn BergquistFrances Brandmeier SASN ’52Mary VanderBlomen Brinkman SASN ’62Sr. Edith Brotz, CSARichard and Vi CandeeConstable Deceased Family MembersAlice and John Coon, Jr.Ann Miller CorwinDavis FamilyNick and Rose DercksSr. Digna Desch ’49Caroline DietzenAgnes Eileen Dineen SASN ’51/’57Patricia Douglas ’60/’62Peggy Dunphy SASN ’59Dennis EarnshawAl and Veronica EntringerElisandro and Enedelia GarciaElizabeth Fassbender SASN ’55Beverly Fuller SASN ’59Gardin Deceased Family MembersRoy GeidelHelen O’Brien GellingsElizabeth GoebelMarion Gonnering SASN ’45Richard and Alice HalterLenora HenningIiopl FamilyJeri KarlgaardBill KedingLee KedingKatherine Keppert SASN ’55Harry and Marguerite KeysGary KoehlerCharlene Kokesh SASN ’65John KorbRobert KorbelMacom FamilyPatricia Polsin Moldenhauer SASN ’56Thomas J. NienhausJane and Ted NovakRon OlsonJudy QuinnMerton RackowJohn and Stella RubelHilda ScheproPeter and Mary SchommerLila Johnson Schoen SASN ’48Leonard Schraufnagel

Robert SchuchardtVincentia SteffesJane SteinertCharlotte Langenhorst Stortz SASN ’52Sr. Mary Agreda Touchett, CSA, SASN ’42/’48Adrian and Ella VanRossumThomas and Mercedes VolkmannMary WahoskeJohn Wrzesinske

HonorariumsAlumnae of Congregation of Sisters of St. AgnesSr. Francis AssisiSt. Agnes School of Nursing Class of 1940 Class of 1943 Class of 1945 Class of 1947 Class of 1949 Class of 1950 Class of 1951 Class of 1952 Class of 1955 Class of 1956 Class of 1957 Class of 1959 Class of 1963 Class of 1964 Class of 1965 Class of 1966


Fiscal Year Review July 1, 2014 - June 30, 2015

Condensed Statement of Activities — Unrestricted

2013–14 2014–15 Revenues $ 30,929,000 $ 31,772,000 Expenses $ 31,881,000 $ 33,964,000

Change in Net Assets ($ 952,000) ($ 2,192,000)

Condensed Statement of Financial Position

2013–14 2014–15 Assets Cash, cash equivalents & investments $ 14,393,000 $ 15,033,000 Accounts and notes receivable (net) $ 4,337,000 $ 2,935,000 Other assets $ 191,000 $ 198,000 Net property, plant & equipment $ 25,608,000 $ 27,491,000

Total Assets $44,569,000 $45,657,000 Liabilities & Net Assets Current liabilities $ 6,464,000 $ 7,718,000 Long term liabilities $ 6,852,000 $ 9,064,000 Net assets $ 31,253,000 $ 28,874,000

Total Liabilities & Net Assets $44,569,000 $ 44,657,000

* 2014–15 reflects $1.5M write-off of student receivables

+ reflects purchase of Center for Health Professions in downtown Fond du Lac

+

+

*

25FALL 2015

Total Number of Donors

1,126

Average Gift:$277.72

5.94%increase

6.0% increase

Total Giving:

$1,563,085

140

new DoNorS

Companies and Foundations:

85.86%

Donors by Type

individuals: 11.33%

Trustees: 2.81%

Fiscal Facts July 1, 2014 - June 30, 2015


OfficersERIC P. STONE, Chairperson l President, NEB Corporation, Fond du Lac, Wis.

TERRI L. EMANUEL ’86, Vice Chairperson l Owner/Operator, The Goldsmith, Fond du Lac, Wis.

ANTHONY J. AHERN, Treasurer l Executive Vice President of Fabrication & Operations, J. F. Ahern Co., Fond du Lac, Wis.

DAVID J. HORNUNG, Secretary l President, Graphic Center Inc., Fond du Lac, Wis.

TrusteesRICHARD J. BAKER l President, Baker Cheese, Inc., St. Cloud, Wis.

MARY NOEL BROWN, CSA l Executive Leader of Sponsorship, CSA Sponsorship Ministry, Fond du Lac, Wis.

TODD M. BUTZ ’98 l Chief Financial Officer, MEC Inc., Mayville, Wis.

ROBERT A. FALE l Interim President, Marian University, Fond du Lac, Wis.

DEBORAH HELLER ’01 l Realtor, Roberts Homes and Real Estate, Fond du Lac, Wis.

JOHN M. KORB l Financial Advisor, Wells Fargo Advisors, LLC, Fond du Lac, Wis.

JULIE ANN KRAHL, CSA, Ph.D. ’76 l Higher Education Consultant, Downers Grove, Ill.

WILLIAM B. LAMB ’05 l Chief of Police, Fond du Lac Police Department, Fond du Lac, Wis.

HERTHA LONGO, CSA, Ph.D. ’71 l General Treasurer, Congregation of Sisters of St. Agnes, Fond du Lac, Wis.

PATRICIA A. MILLER l Owner, Culver’s, Fond du Lac and Oshkosh, Wis.

THOMAS E. PETRI l Retired Member, U.S. House of Representatives, 6th District of Wisconsin, Fond du Lac, Wis.

ERIN P. RADEMANN l Co-Owner, Partners by Design & Fine Furnishings, Inc./Wisconsin Registered Interior Designer,

Fond du Lac, Wis.

LACEY A. SADOFF l Vice President, Corporate Development, Badger Liquor Co. Inc., Fond du Lac, Wis.

TROY D. SCHILL ’95 l Director of Business Unit Finance, Grande Cheese Company, Lomira, Wis.

JUSTIN A. SMITH l President/CEO, C.D. Smith Construction, Inc., Fond du Lac, Wis.

DAROLD A. TREFFERT, M.D. l Author and Psychiatrist, Behavioral Health Services, St. Agnes Hospital, Fond du Lac, Wis.

Trustee EmeritiJOHN E. AHERN l Chairman, J.F. Ahern Co., Fond du Lac, Wis.

RICHARD C. KLEINFELDT l Retired Vice President–Finance & Chief Financial Officer, Giddings & Lewis, Inc.,

Fond du Lac, Wis.

RALPH C. STAYER l Retired Chairman & CEO, Johnsonville Sausage, LLC, Sheboygan Falls, Wis.

PETER E. STONE l Chairman & CEO, National Exchange Bank & Trust, Fond du Lac, Wis.

Board of Trustees 2014-2015

We would be remiss if we did not take this opportunity to pay respect to recently deceased Trustee and former Board Chair John Korb. He was deeply committed to Catholic education and to Marian University and our students. A great man has passed, and we salute his service and dedication.

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MICHELLE MAJEWSKI, Psy.D. l Dean, School of Arts and Sciences

JEFFREY REED, Ph.D. l Dean, School of Business

SUE STODDART, Ph.D. l Dean, School of Education

QUINTIN SULLIVAN, Ph.D. l Interim Dean, School of Nursing and Health Professions

Deans of Academic Schools 2014-2015

President’s Cabinet 2014-2015

ROBERT A. FALE l Interim President

STACEY L. AKEY l Vice President for Enrollment Management

SHERYL K. AYALA, Ed.D. l Interim Vice President for Academic Affairs

KATHLEEN CANDEE l Vice President for Student Engagement

CAREY C. GARDIN l Executive Assistant to the President

ARNOLD HENNING l Vice President for Business and Finance

GEORGE E. KOONCE, Jr., Ph.D. l Vice President for Advancement


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