Special points of interest: Look for Us at Community Events, p3 Deans and Honors List Students, p6-7 Career Expo, p9

Volume 2, Issue 8 August 2011

Domestic Violence Awareness

According to RecordsPedia (2011), crime in Marathon County over the last 10 years has increased by 32% but violent crime has increased by 70%. This means it is likely that domestic violence, which includes physical violence, sexual abuse, financial abuse, verbal abuse, and/or emotional abuse, is likely to have in50/50 Raffle Over the last few years, the Womens Community has been fundraising for the construction of their new facility. The groundbreaking for that facility will be this summer! Rasmussen would like to help them, thus, throughout the month of August, the campus will host a 50/50 raffle. In 50/50 raffles, the winner of the raffle will receive 50% of the cash collected and the other 50% will go to the Womens Community. Raffle tickets may be purchased at the front desk and will cost $2.00 each or $10.00 for six. The winner of the raffle will be drawn at the end of our speaker event on August 31. Although we would love to see you at this event, you do not have to be present to win. References
RecordsPedia. (2011). Marathon County, Wisconsin: Crime statistics. (2011). Retrieved from http://recordspedia.com/Wisconsin/ Marathon-County/Crime-Statistics What is abuse? (2011). Retrieved from Womens Community website:http:// womenscommunity.org/what-is-abuse.html

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creased as well. A local agency, The Womens Community, reports that nearly three out of four (74%) Americans know someone who is or has been a victim of domestic violence (What is Abuse?, 2011), so Marathon county is not alone. In order to help our staff and students learn more about domestic violence in our community, Rasmussen College has invited Jane Graham Jennings, Director of the Womens Community, to come speak. Jennings will help us better understand abuse and its impacts, will share with us how her agency works with abuse victims, and will highlight how everyday people can contribute to the effort to eliminate domestic violence. Jennings will be at Rasmussen on August 31, 2011 from 5:30m to 6:30pm and will be speaking in room 101/102. Jennings presentation is free and open to the general public.

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Student Advisors
Wausau now has two Student Advisors: Jean Miller and Ben Krueger. For the last year, Jean Miller has been in the role of Student Services Coordinator and Ben Krueger has been in the role of Administrative Assistant. Both will be transitioning to the Student Advisor role over the next few weeks. In their Student Advisor roles, Ben and Jean will be scheduling new students for their classes and advising them the entire way through their programs. If you are a student, Ben and Jean will be there to help you from enrollment to graduation.

The Learning Center Corner

Justice Studies Students! Green Bay Instructor Callie Lacy will again visit the Learning Center to help out our Justice Studies students this quarter. Stop by on Monday, August 22, between 10am and 3pm and get help with your Justice Studies papers. Finally, Justice Studies tutor Bryan Gaulke will also be on hand all day to provide extra help. Call 715-841-8080 for an appointment today. Brainiac Breakfast! Papers for Pancakes! Prepare for finals at this fun ANTI-cram studying event on Monday, August 29th. Plan ahead to bring in your final assignments and papers. A faculty member or tutor will review them. Many instructors will be offering extra credit for this. Its from 9am to 11am in the Student Lounge. Our Academic Dean, Joy Henrich, is cooking! Hot pancakes & the fixings will be served to any student who brings in their papers or assignments for review. See you on August 29th! Midterm Studying Tips Plan a study session in the Learning Center or Library with a tutor or friend. If you prepare and plan early, then you will do much better on your midterms. Study 1-2 hours EVERY day for a mid-term exam. Its much more effective to study for awhile every day, than to cram right before the test. Schedule a session with tutor to be quizzed on course content. Contact your instructors NOW if you do not understand something and ask for help. Take careful notes during every class or online session. Spend 10-15 minutes twice a day reviewing. Try to review your notes with your morning coffee and then as part of your evening routine! Study in short, manageable stints - plan breaks and rewards for yourself. Ask a lot of questions and then ask more. Always remember you can do it! Being selfconfident is critical to being a good, active learner.

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Look For Us At ... Community Events

Rasmussen participates in a wide variety of community events. Please feel free to visit us out in the community. If you are a Rasmussen College student and would like to learn more about assisting with area events (items in blue below need volunteers!), please contact Andrea Ollhoff at andrea.ollhoff@rasmussen.edu or 715-841-8043, or follow the link provided. WI Valley Fair Entertainment Tent Marathon Park, Wausau Tuesday, August 2nd to Sunday, August 7th Wis. Woodchucks Game Help staff our table! Ballpark, 324 East Wausau Avenue, Wausau Monday, August 8th: 6:30pm to ? United Way Emerging Leaders Career Closet US Bank Building, Suite 320, 401 Fifth Street, Wausau Wednesday, August 10th: 11:30am 1:00pm (Full with Rasmussen College Volunteers). Please note: the Career Closet is open every Wednesday, not just August 10th. To utilize the services or to volunteer, please visit http:// www.unitedwaymc.org/ careercloset.htm Wausau Area Events Marketplace Thursdays 400 Block, Wausau Every Thursday 5:00pm 8:00pm August 11th: BMX Aerotek Show: 6:00pm and August 25th: Chicago Boyz Acrobats: 6:00pm Wausau Center Mall Saturday, August 13th: 1:30pm 6:30pm Antigo / Langlade County Chamber of Commerce: Customer Appreciation Day Help staff the Pepsi Wagon! Antigo Fairgrounds Wednesday, August 17th 7:00pm to 9:30pm Wear your Rasmussen t-shirt and come before your shift to enjoy food and fun! Wausau Center Mall Back to School Expo: Friday, August 19th: 12:00pm to 5:00pm and Saturday, August 20th: 12:00pm to 5:00pm

Meet Mee!
Name: Mee Lee Title: Administrative Assistant Hometown: Wausau, WI Education: BA in Anthropology and Asian Studies from UW-Madison, current student in Business Management Bachelors degree at Rasmussen College. Favorite Colors: Orange and Purple Sports/Activities: Soccer, table tennis, flag football, volleyball, tennis, and badminton. Im really bad at basketball, but I always enjoy a good game of lightning! Other Interests: I like to learn different languages. Right now I speak Hmong and Thai and would love to learn French and Spanish!

Favorite Foods: Vietnamese spring rolls, Pho, and pepper sauce. I love spicy foods! Hobbies: Scrapbooking, crafts, and thrift shopping.

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Fill a Backpack, Fill a Need

Every Child deserves to start the school year off with the supplies needed to learn. Rasmussen College Council is making a difference in our community by collecting school supplies for more than 5,533 eligible children in Marathon County. With your help, each eligible child in grades K-8 will receive a backpack and school supplies for this upcoming school year. Helping Fill a Backpack, Fill a Need is easy because Rasmussen College is a drop off location. The drop off box is located in the front entryway of the campus. Items need to be donated by August 16. Items that are needed include: new backpacks glue and glue sticks colored pencils #2 pencils single pocket folders or notebooks in red, green, yellow and blue washable markers plastic pencil boxes scissors 12 inch rules Compasses and protractors You can also volunteer at the National Guard Armory during the week of August 15-20 to help with preparation and distribution. You can sign up to help online at: http:// www.unitedwaymc.org/ fabfan.htm

Blood Drive! Free Screenings!

Blood Drive! The School of Health Sciences will be hosting a Red Cross Blood Drive on August 23rd from 10am to 2pm at the Wausau Campus. There will be a sign up sheet at the front desk, so anyone who is interested in becoming a donor, please reserve your spot early! To reserve your spot, you can also call 715-841-8000. Walkins are welcome! This blood drive is open to the public, so please bring your family and friends to make this a successful drive. So many people depend on blood donations, and lives can be saved simply by giving some of your time and yourself. The Red Cross notes: Every minute of every day, someone needs blood. That blood can only come from a volunteer donor, a person like you who makes the choice to donate. There is no substitute for your donation ... When you make a blood donation, you join a very select group. Currently only 3 out of every 100 people in America donate blood. Finally, if you give during this blood drive, you will also have the chance to win a trip for four to Orlando and other great prizes! Free Screenings! Rasmussen Medical Assisting students will be helping with blood pressure, body mass index (BMI), and vision screenings at the Bridge Community Health Clinic from August 9-12, 2011. The screenings will occur from 11am to 2pm each day and will be free and open to the public. Join our students at Bridge Community Health Clinic, 1810 2nd Street, Wausau, for your free screening!

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Do You Know the Way to APA?

APA 6th edition, is the citation style used for papers and assignments at Rasmussen. You will need to learn to master it. APA has three parts: formatting, in-text citations, and reference lists. How can you learn to master APA? Start by joining our librarian, Jeneen in an APA Workshop on campus! Workshops this August include the following dates and times: Tuesday Aug 2, 5:30pm Tuesday Aug 9, 4:30pm Thursday Aug 11, 4:30pm Tuesday Aug 16, 5:30pm Wednesday, Aug 17, 6:00pm Note: apologies to those of you who are now singing Do You Know the Way to San Jose? Further apologies to those of you who werent singing it until I brought it up.

Get Smart! Attend a Webinar

This is a partial list of webinars offered by the Library & Learning Center (LLC). Check out the LLCs Facebook Page for a complete listing or call us on your shoe phone with questions. 715-841-8041. APA In-Text Citations
http://tinyurl.com/LLCwebinar

Literary Reference Center

http://tinyurl.com/LLCwebinar2

CINAHL (nursing)

http://tinyurl.com/LLCwebinar

Thursday, August 4, 6:00 pm eBooks & Downloads

http://tinyurl.com/LLCwebinar

Friday, August 12, 2:00 pm Mango (learn a language!)

http://tinyurl.com/LLCwebinar

Thursday, August 4, 7:00 pm JSTOR & Project Muse

http://tinyurl.com/LLCwebinar

Tuesday, August 16, 6:00 pm Noodlebib: Plugging in References

Monday, August 8, 6:00 pm Writing an Effective Introduction

Monday, August 1, 6:00 pm Search Strategies

http://tinyurl.com/LLCwebinar http://tinyurl.com/LLCwebinar

http://tinyurl.com/LLCwebinar1

Tuesday, August 16, 6:00 pm Diversity Resources, Part 2

http://tinyurl.com/LLCwebinar

Tuesday, August 2, 6:00 pm Entrepreneurship

http://tinyurl.com/LLCwebinar1

Tuesday, August 9, 6:00 pm Paraphrasing and NoteTaking Skills

Wednesday, August 17, 6:00 College Algebra: Exam Prep Tuesday, August 23, 6:00 Facebook Etiquette

Tuesday, August 2, 6:00 pm Westlaw for Paralegals

http://tinyurl.com/LLCwebinar

http://tinyurl.com/LLCwebinar1

Wednesday, August 10, 6:00 Child Care & Early Education Research
http://tinyurl.com/LLCwebinar

http://tinyurl.com/LLCwebinar

Wednesday, August 3, 6:00 pm Writing & Formatting Annotated Bibliographies

http://tinyurl.com/LLCwebinar1

Wednesday, August 10, 7:00 Lexis Nexis Academic

http://tinyurl.com/LLCwebinar1

http://tinyurl.com/LLCwebinar

Wednesday, August 24, 6pm Optimal Resume

http://tinyurl.com/LLCwebinar

Wednesday, August 3, 6:00 pm Safari Tech Books

Thursday, August 11, 6:00 pm

http://tinyurl.com/LLCwebinar1

Wednesday, August 31, 6pm

Thursday, August 4, 6:00 pm

ProQuest Databases

http://tinyurl.com/LLCwebinar

Thursday, August 11, 7:00

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Deans List Students: Spring 2011 GPA 3.5-3.99

Tami Albee Laureen Altmann Tiffanie Amsrud Denise Anderson Kristine Anderson Shana Anderson Mark Arndt Stephanie Augustine Jennifer Auner Tammy Beyer Cheryl Bialecki Nadia Brady Samantha Brown Jillian Carlson Janel Cheyka Andrea Clark Nicole Clarke Lisa Clements Kelli Cline Davon Craig Renee Cybula Nikki Erbrecht Joshua Erickson Jessica Felch Kimberly Fitzgerald Sara Froehlich MattieAnna Garcia Bryan Gaulke Brittany Gliniecki Stacey Gorka Samantha Groshek Ryan Gutowski Cheryl Hackel Nichol Hall Robbin Harder Sharon Hardrath Brianna Haring Danielle Harmon Jessica Hartwig Lizabeth Heil Christine Heise Jessica Henric Becky Hessey Natalie Jackson Amanda Johnson Mary Jorgensen Chad Karsnia Shannon Kasper Danielle Kasten Kelli Klessig Jackie Ollhoff Lukas Olsen April Olson Alyssa Onesti Jennifer Pachal Dennis Palazzo Jr Tara Paul Dion Peterson Kariann Ploeger Jennifer Rasmussen Melanie Roesler Chrystal Ruiz Angela Ryan Danielle Sadowski Kim Sargent Mandi Schmidt Staria Schmidt Kimberly Schreiner Alice Schultz Joshua Schweitzer Shelly Slater Susan Slater Tiffani Smith Joshua Spencer Christine Steckbauer Sara Steger Anna Stumpner Chong Thao Nicole Tooley Destiny Trever Jennifer Vandenbergh Mai Yang Vang Lee Vang Nancy Vasquez Jamie Ver Hagen Ellen Volhard Gillian Waukau Pamela Whitehouse Brandon Wilde Nou Xiong Chia Xiong CameronZwicky

Bradley Knispel Amanda Kopecky Ryan Kottke Traci Krzanowski-Wolff Debra Lamboley Carissa Langeberg Justice Latzig-Gresens Keri Leder Jong Lee Brenda Lehman Lisa Lenhard Angela LePage Cassandra Linke Michelle Littleton Jacob Marheine Amanda Mason Katherine McEwen Adam Michlein Stacy Mickelson Jean Miller Sandra Miller Jamie Mueller Karie Mueller Theresa Neumann Christa Neumann Amber Nixdorf

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Honors List Students: Spring 2011 GPA 4.0

Erica Adams Aaron Applegate Jonathan Backes John Barnett Brenda Bartz Betsy Benaszeski Paul Bender Eric Berger Vicki Briese Tammy Brncik Shannon Burns Kayce Dickinson Courtney Diels Scott Drake Shannon Drake Nicole Dulak Joan Dulak Burton Fairchild Tara Fehlhaber Emily Fuc Linda Gilbertson Jill Habeck Caryn Henrich Jill Herbst Leslie Hilgendorf Lori Ingalls Karen Jadack Christine Johnson Laurie Jones Karen Jones Loralei Kachel Jessie Karnack Molly King Amanda Kipp Rachel Kirk Brenda Krause Tammy Krause Brian Langreck Long Le Pang Kou Lee Mee Lee Denyel Lehman Bobbi Lemmer Lanette Lemmer Melinda Lewis Debra Lingford Melanie Lonsdorf Regina Malbone Michael Mattioli Holly Mattox Jennifer Miller Diana Mozer Tami Mroczenski Ebert Nitzke Alisha Nowak Timothy Opal Karen Ott John Otto Seth Pajtash Ashley Paszek Kimber Paul Shelby Podeweltz JeannettePollnow Dawn Pulchinski Emily Quinlog Amy Rakow Jeff Reeder Mary Sikonia Kelly Simonis Mandy Sondelski Amy Staubs Emily Stevenson Laura Stieber Barbara Stolze Kelli Surendonk Samantha Szalkus Davene Taylor Cee Thao Jennie Thiel Jennifer Tornow Peter Vandre Susan Wegerer Cherise Weiss Shannon Wendland Tera Wiesman Lon Wilkosz Deborah Wolfgram Der Xiong Kenny Yang Sandra Yanko Erin Yusten

Cassandra Ryskey Melissa Scantlin Enita Schreiner Loralee Serwa Christopher Shotliff

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eBook Collections
Have you used the librarys eBooks? The electronic ones that you can read from home or anywhere you have internet access? If not, you are missing a great resource! If yes, be aware that we have a new collection of eBooks and weve had some changes. Read on to get the full scoop! Credo eReference Books is a collection of over 947,000 articles from 100 reference books. All subject areas are covered. Titles include Collins Dictionary of Business, World of Criminal Justice, Cambridge Encyclopedia of Child Development, Encyclopedia of Computer Science, and The Cambridge Historical Dictionary of Disease. eBooks via EBSCO was formerly known as Netlibrary. It contains almost 20,000 eBooks and a handful of eAudioBooks that Rasmussens librarians have selected to support all of our program areas. This is a phenomenal collection; you can find everything from marketing books to travel guides, to biographies to health sciences books. GALE eReference Books is a collection of 60 some encyclopedias, handbooks, and reference books. It includes titles such as: Business Plans Handbook (17 volumes!), Child Development, Crime and Punishment in America, Encyclopedia of Crime and Justice, Encyclopedia of Global Industries, Encyclopedia of World Cultures, Gale Encyclopedia of Psychology, and the Macmillan Encyclopedia of Death and Dying. Netlibrary once provided our largest collection of eBooks. It was recently purchased by the EBSCO company and has been reborn as eBooks via EBSCO. Overdrive is our newest collection of eBooks. In addition to eBooks that you can read online (or download to your ebook reader), it also includes a great collection of eAudiobooks and eVideos that you can listen to or view online or from an appropriate device (laptop, mp3 player, ipad, etc.). This collection deserves exploring! You will need to download their free software to use the collection, so be prepared for that. Watch for a screencast video in your Rasmussen email that will show you how to navigate this database more easily. Safari Books is a collection of over 4,300 eBooks. Most of the books in this collection are related to computer, information technology, and business. In particular, there are some wonderful guides and how-to books. Topics covered include Java, Adobe, web development, Microsoft products, project management, Windows server administration, network administration, security management, digital media, and more. Technology and Design students should check this out, but the rest of us looking for tips on how to use programs such as Photoshop, Excel, or Access should take note, too! The librarys eBooks used to be in the catalog, but are now searched via eBook collection. The collections can be located, alphabetically by title, in the eResources section of the library webpage. If you have questions, see your librarian or email librarians@rasmussen.edu

Online Tutoring!
Have you used our online tutoring service? It is called Brainfuse and you can access it from your online class or from the student portal. The tutoring service allows you to interact with live tutors and to upload written assignments for feedback. Make use of it! Note: it is important to know that you have 4 hours a month of free online tutoring, so make sure to get your answers and then practice offline, and be sure to log off when you are done working with a tutor! Also know that you may submit up to 4 papers into the Writing Center per month.

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Summer Quarter Advice

Taking courses during the summer can be tough if you are craving a vacation or time at the beach. When you are tempted to skip your classes or let your homework go, remember that summer courses mean you will be finishing your degree faster. You will keep gaining academic ground, and you will graduate all the sooner! Advice: Are you planning on a vacation? Make sure to take it during the break between summer and fall quarter (September 17-October 2). Do not plan on taking a vacation during classes! You will get behind and not be able to catch up! Advice: Get all your homework done during the work week or do all of your class work in the morning so you can go to the pool in the afternoon or take the weekend off and enjoy the weather. Advice: Remember why you are taking classes in the first place: to better your life and to fulfill your goals. Enjoy your summer this year as a student! Stay in college and meet your goal of graduation!

Career Expo: Summer 2011

Rasmussen College is hosting its national 2011 Summer Career Expo on August 25 from 11am to 2pm. Wausau campus will be hosting local businesses here on campus. Some of the businesses coming will include QPS Employment Services, Associated Bank, Eastbay, Figis, Trigs, Wal-Mart, Manpower, Aspirus, Bethlehem Community Preschool and Child Care Center, Aurora Community Services, West Business Services, UPS, Connexus Credit Union, Toastmasters, Spring Into Life Chiropractic, Mid-Wisconsin Beverage, and more. For a full and updated listing of attending businesses, call Chris Severson at 715-841-8042. Our Career Expo is open to all students, alumni, community members, and employers at no charge. Come dressed for success (formal business attire is appropriate and encouraged). Bring your resume. Connect face-to-face with potential employers from numerous industries, discover employment options, and showcase your talents! Learn more at http://www.Rasmussen.edu/ CareerExpoRasmussen

Corporate Partner Highlight

Rasmussen is excited to announce Wausaus latest corporate partner: Riiser Energy. Riiser Energy employs over 320 people between their 5 different divisions. Most notably, Riiser Energy owns 27 R-Store retail/ gas stations in central and northern WI. The organization supports their employees who wish to pursue more education by offering a defined level of tuition reimbursement. The partnership between Riiser and Rasmussen complements that program because it includes a tuition discount and an application fee waiver for their employees who pursue classes at Rasmussen College. Wausau has partnerships with 28 area businesses. Contact Chris Severson for more information on forming a partnership with Rasmussen: 715-841-8042.

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Health Sciences Externship: Allie Schultz

What is your Name? My name is Alice Schultz but I would prefer to be called Allie. Where are you doing your externship? I am doing my externship at the Aspirus Weston Walk in Clinic. What do you think of the externship so far? I think my externship has been awesome so far. It has been one of the greatest experiences of my life. Over the years I have worked as an EMT, a Paramedic and as a CNA. I may have seen a lot of different things and experienced a lot but nothing compares to what I am doing now. In the clinic you have patients ranging in age from infant to 93 years of age and you are dealing with patients who may have anything from strep throat and rashes to those that may come in with life threatening issues. It is very fast paced with some lulls. However, when it is busy, IT IS BUSY Any big surprises? I guess I would have to say that the biggest surprise would be just how comfortable I was after such a short amount of time. Everyone there is very helpful and they all made me feel like I was part of the team and only after one day of working with them. I also found it really interesting to see the amount of people who will come to the walk in clinic rather than go to see their own primary doctors or to the emergency room. Any words of advice for upcoming students? Yes I do have some words of advice for future students including: Do not take anything for granted. Always be eager to jump in and assist someone or ask to observe I would recommend that if possible, you find or purchase a Drug Guide for Nurses that includes a cd; this will help to identify and pronounce the names of drugs and what they look like. This will greatly help you when you have the patients that come in and say well I know I am taking this medication for my blood pressure but I dont know the name, it is a little pink pill that I take every morning. The book would be a very useful tool to identify along with the cd to help in learning how to pronounce the names. My last tip is just to BREATHE, you will make mistakes but they will be very minimal and nothing that you really need to get stressed out about. Making mistakes is part of the learning process and you are there to learn. What are your average work days like, how many hours? The Weston Walk in Clinic is open Monday Friday from 7am until 7 pm and Saturday & Sunday from 8am until 4pm. I am currently working 12 hour shifts from 7am until 7pm, 3 days a week and as of now I have not had to work any weekends but this will change in August. How does the real world differ from the school setting? WOW HELLO It is like night and day/black and white, there is so much more to experience in the real world than what you experience in a school setting. Here you are working directly with the patients and dealing with many different issues as they occur. It is a much faster pace and you have to be on your toes and alert at all times. You also need to be able to jump from one thing that you are doing and assist a doctor who may need something done STAT. This could include anything from a throat culture to a nebulizer treatment to having to perform an irrigation cleaning on a patient. The doctors expect you to get it done without any type of hesitation on your part. They may also require you to run a sample to the lab for testing. Do you feel like you were well prepared for your externship? Yes, absolutely... Guaranteed I was nervous at first but I feel I was well prepared as I recalled all that I was taught in my classes, especially Clinicals and Lab Skills. I feel like these were taught to a T. I enjoyed learning at school but the real life experiences are so much better.

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On-Campus Calendar for August 2011

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2 Mid Start Orientation, 10am Resume Writing Workshop, 4:30pm APA Workshop, 5:30pm

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8 9 10 Toastmasters, Open APA Workshop, to the Public, 7pm 4:30pm Early Childhood Externship Orientation, 6pm

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Director of Student Financial Services Connie Kling 715-841-8020 Financial Aid Officer Shao Lee 715-841-8022 Student Financial Advisor Amy Gaydo 715-841-8021 Vue Her 715-841-8023 Student Account Manager Susie Vachowiak 715-841-8019 Registrar Anna Fochs 715-841-8005 Academic Dean Joy Henrich 715-841-8040 Dean of Nursing Diana Gruman 715-841-8050

High School Admissions Manager Andrea Ollhoff 715-841-8043

While Classes Are Running Campus Building Hours: Monday: Tuesday: Wednesday: Thursday: Friday: Saturday: Sunday: 7:45am to 9:30pm 7:45am to 9:30pm 7:45am to 9:30pm 7:45am to 9:30pm 7:45am to 4:30pm 9:00am to 1:00pm Closed

Between Quarter Breaks Campus Building Hours: Monday: Tuesday: Wednesday: Thursday: Friday: Saturday: Sunday: 7:45am to 8:00pm 7:45am to 8:00pm 7:45am to 8:00pm 7:45am to 8:00pm 7:45am to 4:30pm 9:00am to 1:00pm Closed

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