Serves as the Senior Military Science Instructor for Fox Vally Battalion, consisting of the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh, The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay, St. Norbert College, Ripon College, and Marian University.

The Army has allowed me to experience cultures from all over the world. I lived in Germany, Italy, and South Korea. My deployments were to Afghanistan and Iraq. I am most proud of my time as the Female Engagement Team OIC for the 173rd.

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I just graduated Ranger School and I look forward to teaching more Cadets.

He can provide assistance in ROTC enrollment and provide scholarship information.  Please feel free to stop by his office and ask any questions you may have regarding the program.  

My hometown was Montello, WI.  I attended the Univ of WI-Platteville receiving a Bachelor of Science degree in Agricultural Business in 1989.  I was commissioned a 2LT in the Adjutant General Corps in the U.S. Army Reserves in December 1989. 

I held various positions from Bn S-1, Bn S-4, Asst. Bde S-4 and Co Commander. Units included 84^th Div Basic Training Battalion, an 84th Div Bde HQs, and the 961^st Engineer Battalion (Combat)(Heavy).

I worked for several agricultural companies as a sale representative or a feed plant manager for ten years, prior to joining the Dept of the Army as a government employee. I worked as a Military Technician with the 84^th Division and the 88^th Training Command prior to leaving the US Army Reserves and becoming a Dept of the Army Civilian Employee. 

As a Dept of Army Civilian I worked for First Army at   Ft. McCoy, WI from 2003 till 2010.  I joined The Fox Valley Battalion in May 2010 as a Human Resource Assistant.

Since I grew up in a military family, I didn’t have a permanent hometown until moving to Wisconsin in 1996. I have a bachelor’s degree from Illinois Wesleyan University and a master’s degree from Illinois State University. Most of my work experience was in the Human Resources field. I have worked at UW Oshkosh for over fifteen years, with over twelve of those years at Army ROTC as the University Services Program Associate (the office manager and guru of all things UW Oshkosh) but I spend the majority of my time guiding cadets through ROTC, ensuring that they contract, graduate, and commission in a timely manner. It is rewarding to see our cadets develop their leadership and communication skills. At home, I enjoy spending time outdoors with my husband and our two dogs.