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Coca Cola Leaders of Promise Scholars!

Jennifer Hakala
Kristin Unser

MPTC is pleased to announce we have 2 national scholarship winners!

Jennifer Hakala, Accounting and Kristin Unser, Nursing, are two of 207 Phi Theta Kappa members named across the USA, as 2020 Coca-Cola Leaders of Promise Scholars. Each will receive a $1,000 scholarship.

The Coca-Cola Leaders Program helps new Phi Theta Kappa members defray educational expenses while enrolled in associate degree programs. Scholars are encouraged to assume leadership roles by participating in Society programs and are selected based on scholastic achievement, community service, and leadership potential. Nearly 700 applications were received.

A total of $207,000 is awarded through the Leaders of Promise Scholarship Program. The Coca-Cola Scholars Foundation provides $200,000 in funding for the scholarships, with $25,000 set aside for members who are veterans or active members of the United States military. The remaining amount is supported by donations to the Phi Theta Kappa Foundation and provides seven Global Leaders of Promise Scholarships, earmarked for international students.

“The Coca-Cola Scholars Foundation has a long history of providing financial assistance to outstanding students at community colleges,” said Jane Hale Hopkins, President of the Coca-Cola Scholars Foundation. “We are proud to partner with Phi Theta Kappa to make it possible for more deserving students to achieve their educational goals and support tomorrow’s leaders of the global community.”

The funds provided by the Coca-Cola Scholars Foundation not only aid college completion, but also give students the opportunity to engage in Society programs and develop leadership skills to become future leaders in their communities.

“Research shows that Phi Theta Kappa members are four times more likely to complete a college degree than their peers,” said Dr. Monica Marlowe, Executive Director of the Phi Theta Kappa Foundation. “The Leaders of Promise Scholarships recognize students for what they have achieved already and assure that financial need isn’t an obstacle to achieving their academic goals.”

Phi Theta Kappa is the premier honor society recognizing the academic achievement of students at associate degree-granting colleges and helping them to grow as scholars and leaders. The Society is made up of more than 3.5 million members and nearly 1,300 chapters in 11 nations, with approximately 240,000 active members in the nation’s colleges.

To find out more about PTK at MPTC contact Anne Lemke, Student Community Impact Coordinator at alemke2@morainepark.edu or Amy Harmsen, Business Instructor at aharmsen@morainepark.edu

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July 28, 2020by Anne Lemke
Achievement, Foundation, Student Life

Moraine Park Welcomes First Class of Promise Program Graduates!

MP Promise Logo

Moraine Park Technical College is celebrating its first class of Promise Program graduates who have now completed their college degrees and will begin working in their respective fields. The program offers five consecutive semesters of debt-free college tuition, as well as additional services including mentoring, tutoring, career guidance, financial aid workshops, and counseling to eligible high school seniors. The purpose of the program is to offer the opportunity for a college education to individuals who otherwise couldn’t afford it. It will also help to address the employment gaps across the workforce by supplying businesses with skilled and educated individuals.

The first class of Promise program graduates are Logan Brue of Hubertus, CNC Tool & Die; Taylor Frank of Campbellsport, Graphic Communications; Gabrielle Green of Hartford, Early Childhood Education; Brett Hebert of Rosendale, Criminal Justice; Shayenne Jaffke of Hartford, Criminal Justice; Gavin Lund of Rosendale, Welding (2019 Graduate); Melannie Martinez of Waupun,Criminal Justice; Roberto Mondragon of Ripon, IT Software Developer; LaToya Singleton of Kewaskum, Early Childhood Education; Bethany Thome of Mt. Calvary, Graphic Communications; and Tania Torres of Horicon, Graphic Communications.

Brett Hebert

“This unique opportunity to earn a college degree without the burden of tuition expenses has helped to set these students up for success,” Bonnie Baerwald, Moraine Park president said. “They have excelled both inside and outside of the classroom, and soon our generous community donors will begin to see the value in their investment as we continue to welcome more graduates, who in turn will help influence and grow our local economy.”

donor board

The Promise Program was introduced in 2018 and was funded through the generosity of individuals and community partners. The Moraine Park Promise program donor partners are: Agnesian HealthCare Foundation, Agnesian HealthCare, Allan C. Kieckhafer, Alliance Laundry Systems LLC, Apache Stainless Equipment Corporation, Baker Cheese, Beaver Dam Community Hospitals Foundation, Inc., Beaver Dam Community Hospitals, Inc., Bonnie Baerwald, C.D. Smith Construction, CampusWorks, Capelle Bros. & Diedrich, Inc., Countryside Auto Group, Dana Bourland, Dick and Joan Kleinfeldt, Duane & Kathleen Foulkes Foundation, Excel Engineering, Fox Valley Savings Bank, Horicon Bank, J. F. Ahern Co., James and Catherine Barrett, Jet Stream Car Wash, Jim and Judy Flood, John and Eileen Pfeifer, John and Joan Shanahan, John and Sally St. Peter, Johnson School Bus, Kondex Corporation, Manowske Welding Corporation, Mayville Engineering Company, Inc.(MEC), Mercury Marine, Mike and Nancy Berg (Summit Automotive), Mike Shannon Automotive Foundation, Muthig Industries, Inc., National Exchange Bank Foundation, RAM Tool, Inc., Richard Zieman, Rick and Joni Parks, Rodney and Kim Miller, Russ Darrow Group, Sadoff Family Foundation, Serigraph Inc., Silica For Your Home, Society Insurance Charitable Fund, Steve and Karla Peterson, Sure-Fire, Inc., Ted and Grace Bachhuber Foundation, Inc.,The Grande Foundation, Tobin Machining, Tom and Carrie Kasubaski, Tom and Nan Baumgartner, Tom and Sally Herre, Uecker-Witt Funeral Home, Inc., Van Horn Automotive, West Bend Community Foundation’s Ziegler Family Foundation Fund, and Westbury Bank Charitable Foundation.

In fall 2019, Moraine Park introduced a second debt-free tuition program called Promising Futures. This program was created to benefit adults in Moraine Park’s district who need access to affordable education.

For more information on Moraine Park’s Promise program, visit morainepark.edu/promise.

June 8, 2020by Kristina Haensgen
Student Life

Congratulations 2019-20 Student Award Winners!

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Each year, Moraine Park Technical College recognizes the hard work and academic achievement of students throughout the year, and despite the shortened time on campus, this year had no shortage of exceptional accomplishments.

Congratulations to all of the 2019-20 Student Award winners!

FirstLastCityAward
MauriceArtiles TramsenCampbellsportMeritorious Service 
WalkerBeitzMarshallCampus Impact
BrianBlankenheimFond du LacMeritorious Service 
JasonBlonigenFond du LacMeritorious Service 
LoganBrueHubertusTechnical Achievement
Tanner BuryWest BendMeritorious Service 
WilliamButzlaffKewaskumTechnical Achievement
Ana CristyChavezFond du LacMeritorious Service 
Hannah ChipmanLaValleFinalist – Student Ambassador
Dylan CoomerWaubekaMeritorious Service 
Dylan CoomerWaubekaTechnical Achievement
McKenzieCroceColgateMeritorious Service 
Debra DavisRiponMeritorious Service 
SergioDeLaCruzBeaver DamCampus Impact  
CheyanneDiPaolaLomiraMeritorious Service 
EnleighDobyns-SchuetterFond du LacMeritorious Service 
EnLeighDobyns-SchuetterFond du LacFinalist – Student of the Year
KyleDoeringWatertownCampus Impact
AustinDullerGermantownMeritorious Service 
Taylor DynesHartfordMeritorious Service 
BrittanyEnderleMayvilleMeritorious Service 
AllysonEngelBeaver DamFinalist – Student of the Year
AmberFetterlyFredoniaCampus Impact
AnthonyFioreWaupunCampus Impact
NathanFloodFond du LacTechnical Achievement
JarrodGrahlEdenMeritorious Service 
MolleaGreylordFond du LacLeadership & Service 
JamieHaasBeaver DamMeritorious Service 
Melissa HaaseBeaver DamMeritorious Service 
HaroldHaneyRosendaleMeritorious Service 
ChadHansenPlymouthMeritorious Service 
HannahHansenFond du LacMeritorious Service 
JordanHartleyKewaskumTechnical Achievement
BrettHebertFond du LacCampus Impact
MasonHeeringaFrieslandTechnical Achievement
CortlandHenningFond du LacLeadership & Service 
CortlandHenningFond du LacFinalist – Student Ambassador
JaredHoffmanEldoradoTechnical Achievement
NoahJacobiRubiconMeritorious Service 
ShayenneJaffkeHartfordCampus Impact
Amanda JeskeRandom LakeFinalist – Student Ambassador
TrentKehlHustisfordTechnical Achievement
MichaelKierWest BendTechnical Achievement
Victoria KimbroRioFinalist – Student Ambassador
AnnKoepsellMayvilleFinalist – Student Ambassador
AlexKrauseFond du LacMeritorious Service 
ShaneKusakBeaver DamMeritorious Service 
MorganLaikenCedarburgMeritorious Service 
DaviLambOshkoshMeritorious Service 
JodyLinkSlingerMeritorious Service 
EmmaLongWest BendMeritorious Service 
Tom MartinFond du LacCampus Impact 
DillonMeyerMount CalvaryMeritorious Service 
WilliamMillardFond du LacMeritorious Service 
Ashton MislivecekHillsboroCampus Impact
Ashton MislivecekHillsboroTechnical Achievement
Abby MuenchowHoriconLeadership & Service 
Jack Nytes CascadeMeritorious Service 
Joshua OldenhoffNeoshoTechnical Achievement
WilliamOvertonWest BendTechnical Achievement
Nicole PetersonEldoradoMeritorious Service 
HeatherPetrinGermantownMeritorious Service 
Caitlin PieperBurnettMeritorious Service 
SeanPierretHartfordMeritorious Service 
LeahPietrangeloWest BendMeritorious Service 
KevinPiotrowskiKewaskumRecipient – Student of the Year
KevinPiotrowskiKewaskumTechnical Achievement
Nathan PolcynGreen LakeMeritorious Service 
RyanProchnowCampbellsportMeritorious Service 
Luke PulvermacherPrincetonLeadership & Service 
Luke PulvermacherPrincetonTechnical Achievement
ChristineQuantPort WashingtonMeritorious Service 
NathanRadtkeDarienMeritorious Service 
SamuelRamirezEdenMeritorious Service 
GretchenRaulsFond du LacMeritorious Service 
GretchenRaulsFond du LacFinalist – Student of the Year
ManuelReyesHartfordMeritorious Service 
SusieRodencalFond du LacCampus Impact
Kileen RosenbergTheresaMeritorious Service 
KatrinaSchmidtWest BendMeritorious Service 
AllieSchroederFond du LacMeritorious Service 
TimothySchroederNorth Fond du LacMeritorious Service 
AlannisSchultzColumbusMeritorious Service 
David SellaWalesLeadership & Service 
CodySheckSheboyganTechnical Achievement
LaurynSladeHartfordCampus Impact
IsaacSmithBerlinTechnical Achievement
KariStoneRandom LakeMeritorious Service 
Koy StraksWaupunLeadership & Service 
TieraneySwangstuWaupunMeritorious Service 
Carson Thewis MellenTechnical Achievement
AlexTischendorfKewaskumLeadership & Service 
AlexTischendorfKewaskumFinalist – Student of the Year
Dylan TongusiHartfordCampus Impact
Nicole ToombsRiponMeritorious Service 
KyleTothKewaskumMeritorious Service 
BarbaraTurnerBeaver DamLeadership & Service 
Haley Van RadenWest BendRecipient – Student Ambassador
Brisa Vasquez-ContrerasAllentonCampus Impact
Emily VickBeaver DamMeritorious Service 
ReneeVnuk-urhmanCampbellsportCampus Impact
JustinWagnerWest BendCampus Impact
Abby WalkerOshkoshMeritorious Service 
NathenWegnerCambriaCampus Impact
JoshWolfWest BendCampus Impact

Student Senate leadership recognition included:

Abby MuenchowBeaver Dam president
Koy StraksBeaver Dam vice president
Caitlin PieperBeaver Dam secretary
Justin WagnerFond du Lac president
Mollea GreylordFond du Lac vice president
Maurice ArtilesFond du Lac secretary
Cortlan Henning community manager
Anthony FioreWest Bend president
Lauryn SladeWest Bend vice president
Brisa VasquezWest Bend secretary

Student Government leadership for District Student Government (DSG) and Wisconsin Student Government (WSG) are:

Koy StraksDSG President
Tom MartinDSG vice president
Trina Anderson DSG parliamentarian
Nicole NowickiDSG secretary
Queenie WeesenWSG governor
Barbara TurnerWSG lt. governor

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June 2, 2020by Kristina Haensgen
Achievement, Clubs & Organizations, Community Engagement, Culinary & Foods, Service Learning, Student Life

Moraine Park Student Selected as 2020-21 Newman Civic Fellow

Cortland Henning of Fond du Lac has been selected to be a part of the 2020-21 Campus Compact Newman Civic Fellows cohort.

Campus Compact, a Boston-based non-profit organization working to advance the public purposes of higher education, has announced the 262 students from across the U.S. who will make up this year’s cohort. The Newman Civic Fellowship is a one-year experience emphasizing personal, professional, and civic growth for students who have demonstrated a capacity for leadership and an investment in solving public problems. The fellowship provides a variety of learning and networking opportunities, including a national conference in partnership with the Edward M. Kennedy Institute for the United States Senate in Boston, access to exclusive scholarships, and post-graduate opportunities.

Henning, a first-year generation college student, took advantage of Moraine Park’s Promise program to achieve his career goals. He graduated from Fond du Lac High School in spring, 2019 and enrolled in the College’s culinary program this past fall.

“I always wanted to go to college but never knew if it was a possibility for me,” Cortland said. “My family isn’t able to help contribute to my tuition, and I knew that my part-time job wasn’t enough to live on and pay for school.”

Henning is also actively involved at the College. He is an active part of the Student Senate, where he serves as the community manager, and he volunteers at many of the student life events. Also, as part of the Promise program, Cortland is required to volunteer in the community for a minimum of eight hours. To date, he has volunteered over 80 hours of his time at the Fond du Lac High School, where he helps coach the color guard team. Cortland has won a Bronze and Silver Student Community Impact Award for the 2019-20 academic year!

Moraine Park President Bonnie Baerwald said, ” From the first time we met, it was clear to me that Cortland is a goal-driven, passionate, and engaged young man.  He is ambitious and an outstanding ambassador for MPTC and higher education.  Cortland is always willing to lend a hand no matter the task or the commitment.  He has excellent time management skills which allows him to balance work and school while maintaining high academic honors.  With over 80 hours of community service already accrued this school year, Cortland is the model of citizenship that the rest of us hope to emulate in our own lives.  I am proud to be his mentor and look forward to the community and college impact he will demonstrate during his academic journey.”

In total, there were 12 students selected from Wisconsin to participate in the 2020-21 Newman Civic Fellows cohort, and Henning represents one of four technical college students in the group.

“I truly believe education inspires us to be better, and it increases overall societal values,” he said. “Moraine Park has opened so many doors for me, and I look forward to continuing to grow with this new opportunity.”

For more information on the Newman Civic Fellowship, visit compact.org/newman-civic-fellowship.

For more information on Moraine Park, visit morainepark.edu.

May 12, 2020by Anne Lemke
Health Careers & Wellness, Student Life

Making College a Priority- Gretchen Rauls

Gretchen

It’s never too late to pursue your passion. Gretchen Rauls, of Fond du Lac, decided in 2018, nearly 22 years after graduating from high school, that it was time she fulfills her career aspirations.

“After high school, I earned a technical diploma at Moraine Park,” she said. “I then started working, got married, and began a family.”

Gretchen found employment that helped to sustain her family, but knew she wanted to have a career she could be passionate about.

“In 2016, I participated in a wellness initiative at my work called Remodel Your Lifestyle,” she said. “It was through that experience I discovered the value of health and that I want to share it with others.”

She enrolled in the Health and Wellness program at Moraine Park in fall 2018. Her decision to enroll in school wasn’t an easy one. It required commitment from her entire family to ensure her success.

“I still had to maintain full-time employment, do my homework and be present for my family,” Gretchen said. “Finding the time and prioritizing can be hard, but I am lucky to have support around me.”

Gretchen’s hard work, dedication, and support from her husband and two teenage daughters were all key factors in her continued success at the College. To date, she is a 4.0 student on the Dean’s List, a member of Phi Theta Kappa, and has never had a late assignment.

Gretchen will graduate in May 2020 with her entire family cheering her on.
“Since day one, I’ve never had any doubts about coming to Moraine Park,” she said. “Going back to school can be hard, but the support from instructors and staff at the College helps to make it manageable.”

Her goal is to own a health and wellness business on her grandmother’s farm in Berlin.

“I look forward to sharing what I’ve learned and finding a passion for the work that I do every day.”

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May 1, 2020by Kristina Haensgen
Criminal Justice, Student Life

Navigating Back to Civilian Life- Guillermo Avilesperez

Guillermo

There is no greater sacrifice than that of our Veterans: past, present, and future. Guillermo Avilesperez of San Sebastian, Puerto Rico, a fourth-generation veteran, made that sacrifice when he enrolled in the Marine Corps after high school.

“I graduated high school in 2012 and enrolled in the Marine Corps a year later,” he said. “I served in the infantry unit for four years and traveled around the world.”

Guillermo was deployed twice. He spent his first tour in Spain, where he did infantry training with the local embassy. During his second tour, he was stationed in Japan and Korea.

As his contract came to an end, he decided to seek out his next steps, and his girlfriend suggested he come to Moraine Park. He connected with the College while he was on base and planned his college journey before even seeing the campus.

“Moraine Park is a perfect fit for me,” Guillermo said. “The class sizes are small, the instructors are knowledgeable and teach you the skills you need for the career, and the learning is hands-on.”

His military contract ended in May 2018, and he began the Criminal Justice program that fall.

“I’m looking for a career similar to my military life,” he said. “I enjoyed my work in the Marine Corps, but I look forward to having the option to clock-out and go home at the end of the day.”

He is scheduled to graduate in May 2020 and has goals to someday serve full time on the Milwaukee Police Department SWAT team.

“My transition to civilian life is still ongoing,” Guillermo said. “Every veteran’s needs are different, but for me, it worked well to come here directly from my active duty. It has been stressful at times, but the support and resources at Moraine Park have helped me through.”

morainepark.edu/ican

April 3, 2020by Kristina Haensgen
Achievement, Manufacturing, Student Life

2020 Student of the Year- Kevin Piotrowski

student of the year

Moraine Park Technical College has named Kevin Piotrowski, of Kewaskum, as their 2020 Student of the Year. 

Piotrowski, a student in the CNC/Tool and Die Technologies program, came to the College looking for job stability and the possibility of a future career. 

“I initially came to Moraine Park to earn my GED,” Piotrowski said. “I spent years working jobs that didn’t require much training and offered no stability. As a result, I had little motivation to excel in my career.”

He earned his GED in April 2018 and decided to enroll in the CNC/ Tool and Die Technologies program. 

“A majority of my classmates are much younger than me,” he said. “After the first few days, the age differences didn’t seem to matter. We all work together and want to see each other succeed. It’s a very positive atmosphere.”

Piotrowski took this opportunity to redefine his life and excelled with it. He has gleaned knowledge from his peers and teachers, involved himself in clubs and activities, and been a Dean’s List student with an impressive 3.9 GPA throughout his college journey. 

“It hasn’t been easy,” he said. “I was fortunate to find a job that offered me weekends and holidays, so I could attend school during the week. I look forward to transitioning to a more steady schedule.”

It is because of his dedication, academic achievements, and involvement at the College that Piotrowski earned a nomination for the Student of the Year award.  

Criteria for Student of the Year nominations include demonstrating excellence in and out of the classroom while modeling Moraine Park’s core abilities to communicate clearly, act responsibly, work productively, think critically and creatively, adapt to change, demonstrate integrity, and work cooperatively. There were five candidates this year, all of whom excel both academically and in their service-learning. There are very few student honors that exceed this award at Moraine Park, and to even be nominated is a tremendous accomplishment. Other nominees include EnLeigh Dobyns-Schuetter of Fond du Lac, Allyson Engel of Beaver Dam, Gretchen Rauls of Fond du Lac, and Alex Tischendorf of Kewaskum.

“I was surprised to learn that I had been selected for this award,” he said. “I’m sure that the other nominees were highly qualified, which makes the selection an extreme honor.” 

Piotrowski will receive his award at the Student Awards Banquet on May 8.

 “I appreciate the real-world approach to education that Moraine Park has provided me,” he said. “My instructors had their own way of teaching and motivating me, and I benefited from each one of them.” 

Piotrowski will graduate on May 16. His goal is to find a stable career in the CNC/Tool and Die industry.

For more information on Moraine Park, visit morainepark.edu.

March 10, 2020by Kristina Haensgen
Health Careers & Wellness, Student Life

Finding Time for her Passion- Faith Rockwell

faith

Juggling the responsibilities of life is tough, but Faith Rockwell of St. Cloud is tougher. She came to Moraine Park in 2019 with a mountain of daily responsibilities, a goal to provide a stable life, and a sweet young daughter who relied on her to accomplish both.

“I graduated high school in 2014 and got married shortly after,” Faith said. “My original plan was to go to college, but when I became pregnant in 2016, that shifted my plans.”

Faith became a single mother when her daughter was just six months old and was left to take care of all the parenting and financial responsibilities.

“Suddenly my life changed from being a stay at home mom to having to struggle to pay bills and provide for my daughter,” she said. “There were times we went hungry. I knew I had to find a stable career to get us into a better situation. That’s when I found Moraine Park.”

Faith chose the respiratory therapy program, a career path that offers job security and an opportunity to serve in a fast-paced health care environment.

“Moraine Park has been amazing,” Faith said. “My teachers have helped me so much by providing me with many resources to help me be successful in my program.”

She has utilized many resources that often are forgotten, like disability services, counseling, and the student emergency fund.

“Being a single mom is terrifying,” Faith said. “It feels like you can never get ahead or enough. I struggled for a long time, and finally, I decided to apply to Moraine Park. Since coming here I’ve had more support and help than ever before. It is possible to redefine your life.”

Faith is scheduled to graduate in May 2021 and has goals to specialize in the NICU and help premature babies with their breathing function.

“Achieving my educational goals gives me hope for my future.”

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February 28, 2020by Kristina Haensgen
Clubs & Organizations, Student Life

Haley Van Raden, MPTC 2020-21 District Student Ambassador

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Moraine Park Technical College has selected Haley Van Raden, of West Bend, as their 2020-21 District Student Ambassador.

Van Raden, a 2019 graduate from Mayville High School, came to Moraine Park to pursue a degree in Information Technology (IT). As a result of her high academic achievements in high school, she earned a Technical Excellence Scholarship from the State of Wisconsin. She is enrolled in a dual degree program, working toward associate degrees in both IT Web Design and Development and IT Mobile Application Developement.

“My goal is to eventually earn an internship in my field, to gain more knowledge,” Van Raden said. “I hope to one day open up my own business.”

Van Raden is also active on the West Bend Campus, where she is a member of the Student Government and IT Club.

To be eligible for this distinction, students must be nominated by a faculty or staff member at the College, and then give a presentation to a selection committee. In total, there were six students in the final consideration for this role.

As the selected 2020-2021 District Student Ambassador, Van Raden will actively serve as a member of the student government, advocate for Moraine Park and the Wisconsin Technical College System as a whole, assist with College activities and events, and represent the student body within the community.

“I am honored to be named the District Student Ambassador,” she said. “I look forward to helping students have a voice and continuing to bring positive vibes to campus.”

For more information on Moraine Park, visit morainepark.edu.

February 27, 2020by Kristina Haensgen
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