
Alumni

‘Be the change’: UWO alumni couple upend careers to help bring equity to healthcare
UW Oshkosh grads Kou and Sheng Lee Yang opened Us 2 Behavioral Health Care in Appleton in 2019 in hopes of bringing equity to healthcare in the Fox Valley and beyond.

Pat Goetz, UW Oshkosh’s oldest graduate, had passion for writing—and for life
Pat Goetz, UW Oshkosh’s oldest known graduate, died Feb. 14 at the age of 85. She is remembered as a beloved student and classmate.

February 2021 Class Notes
Pictured above: ’08 Travis Koch (LS) received the University of Wisconsin-Platteville School of Education’s Influential Educator Award. Koch is a special education case manager at Oregon High School. ’69 Ted DuFour (EHS) and ’74 (MSE), of Appleton, has been retired...
February 2021 Obituaries
The UW Oshkosh Alumni Relations Office has received the following death notices: ‘40s Verna (Galow) Dobberke ’48 (EHS), Oshkosh, Nov. 25, 2020 Lucille (Fenn) Reinke ’40 (EHS), Oshkosh, Dec. 5, 2020 DeLoris “Dee” VanderVelde ’48 (EHS), Jefferson, Dec. 18, 2020 ‘50s...

Celebrating 150 years: Share your ‘Then & Now’ photos
The UWO alumni relations office, in conjunction with Sesquicentennial Committee member Grace Lim, is putting together an exhibit showcasing alumni photo re-creations from their time on campus.

UWO grad student studies EMS implicit bias impact on health outcomes
UW Oshkosh midyear graduate Alex Trembley is savoring his public administration master’s degree and hopes to publish research that considers whether emergency medical service workers have implicit bias.

Willard Henken, founding dean of UW Oshkosh’s Fond du Lac campus, remembered as visionary leader
The UW Oshkosh community is mourning the loss of Willard Henken, the founding dean of its Fond du Lac campus.

UWO archivist shares 150 years of UW Oshkosh history in new issue of Titan magazine
UW Oshkosh archivist Joshua Ranger takes readers on a journey through history in the cover story published in the first of two issues of Titan magazine dedicated to celebrating UWO’s sesquicentennial in 2021.

‘Dream come true’: UWO grad now guiding next generation of native students
Rory Tendore ’16, a graduate of the Northern Arapaho Teacher Education Program, is now working as the American Indian student coordinator at Central Wyoming College.

UWO College of Business to host Town Hall for alumni Jan. 28
UW Oshkosh’s College of Business will host a virtual Town Hall on Thursday, Jan. 28 from 4 to 5 p.m. to provide alumni and friends with an update on the college.