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NEWS RELEASES JUNE '06
UW-Marinette offers Music Theatre Camp for Kids
June 30, 2006
Theatre on the Bay veteran actor and director Amanda Rhines will offer a Music Theatre Camp for young people ages 9 - 14 through the UW-Marinette Continuing Education department August 14 - 18. The campers will meet in the Herbert L. Williams Theatre in the Fine Arts Building on campus from 2:30 - 5:30 each day.
"The focus of the camp will be singing, dancing and acting," says Rhines who has had lead roles in many Theatre on the Bay productions and directed several plays for the Children's Theatre and the Bohemian Renaissance Theatre Company.
The final day of the camp will include a recital. Campers should dress to dance each day of the camp.
The cost is $59. To register for these and other Continuing Education classes, call 715-735-4343, email Jane Jones or visit the Continuing Education website. Visa and Mastercard are accepted.
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Children's Theatre Auditions for the Hobbit August 16 and 17
June 30, 2006
UW-Marinette Children's Theatre, sponsored by Continuing Education, will hold auditions for its next production, "The Hobbit" by J. R. R. Tolkien dramatized by Patricia Gray on Wednesday, August 16 and Thursday, August 17 for ages 7 - 18.
The Hobbit, which follows the mythical adventures of Bilbo Baggins, will be directed by Patrick Mines and is scheduled to run from October 5 - 8 and 12 - 15.
Auditions will be by appointment starting at 6 pm both days with additional times at 7 and 8 pm. Call for an audition slot at 715-735-4343 or sign up at the reception desk in the Main Building on campus. All auditioners should come dressed for movement and plan to stay for an hour. They should also be prepared to tell a joke or recite a nursery rhyme.
Those who are cast will be asked to pay a class fee of $55 for the "The Hobbit" theatre production class. The cost of the class includes a t-shirt.
For more information, call the Continuing Education office at 715-735-4343.
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Basketball Camp at UW-Marinette
June 30, 2006
The UW-Marinette Continuing Education Department will offer a Basketball Camp July 17 - 20, meeting from 8 - 10 am and 10 am - 12 pm in the field house. The camp is for students in grades 3 - 8 and will be coached by UW_Marinette men's basketball coaches George Hayes and Jeff Sunstrom and women's basketball coaches Scott Haulotte and Alicen Menor. Players from both teams will be on hand to work with the campers.
The cost is $49. To register for these and other Continuing Education classes, call 715-735-4343, email Jane Jones or visit the Continuing Education website. Visa and Mastercard are accepted.
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Volleyball Camp at UW-Marinette Begins July 6
June 26, 2006
The UW-Marinette Continuing Education Department will offer Volleyball Camp July 6 to 8, meeting from 6 to 9 pm on Thursday and Friday and from 9 am to 12 pm on Saturday in the field house. The camp is for high school age students and will be coached by David Herron, a NCCAA Division II women's volleyball coach. The cost is $89.
To register for these and other Continuing Education classes, call 715-735-4343, email Jane Jones or visit the Continuing Education website. Visa and Mastercard are accepted.
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Silk Painting Class Set for August at UW-Marinette
June 26, 2006
A class in Silk Painting will be offered by UW-Marinette Continuing Education Saturday, August 12 from 9 am to 3:30 pm in T-149 of the Fine Arts Building. The instructor is Olga Orlovska-Soaltys who earned an art degree from the National Art Academy in Lviv, Ukraine. She has been painting on silk for more than 12 years.
Silk Painting is an introductory course where students learn the basic techniques needed to create a singular work of art. Students should bring a brown bag lunch, a jar for water, pencil, a hairdryer, a plastic pallet, an ice cube tray and paint brushes. All other supplies are included in the cost of the class which is $49.00.
To register call 715-735-4343, email Jane Jones or visit the Continuing Education website. Visa and Mastercard are accepted.
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Celebrate Theatre on the Bay's 40th
June 23, 2006
Directors, actors and tech crews will take a break from "The Fantasticks" next weekend on July 2 to celebrate Theatre on the Bay's 40th year at UW-Marinette.
The public is invited to the festivities sponsored by Time Warner Cable at 7:30 pm in the Herbert L. Williams Theatre on campus.
The evening will be devoted to recollections, reminiscences and highlights of shows from the past 40 years led by TOB founding artistic director Herbert L. Williams and current TOB artistic director Dr. Doug Larche. “There will be more than twenty present and former TOB actors and singers performing during the show, recreating moments we all remember,” says Larche.
An Artists and Foundation reception will precede the show at 6:30 pm. Following the performances, refreshments will be served at an “afterglow” in the Performance Hall (T-133) of the Fine Arts Building.
There is no admission charge for the celebration, but free will donations will be accepted. Reservations are requested by calling the box office at 735-4313
between 4 and 6 pm daily.
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New Dates for UW-Marinette Algebra Math Camp
June 20, 2006
UW-Marinette's Algebra Math Camp for ages 12 - 15, originally scheduled for June 26 - 29, has been rescheduled for July 10 -13. The class will meet from 9 am to 11:30 am in room T-153 of the Fine Arts Building on campus.
Math Camp featuring Algebra and Pre-Calculus. Some of the topics to be covered will include tessellations, graphing and other fun activities.
Keri Kunesh will be the instructor. She is currently a special education instructor in Peshtigo. Kunesh graduated from UW-Madison with a BS in elementary education with a concentration in Math. She was an instructor for College for Kids at UW-Madison in 1991. She has had numerous mathematics courses and training in gifted education.
The cost of the course is $69. To register, call 715-735-4343, email Jane Jones or visit the Continuing Education website. Visa and Mastercard are accepted.
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Williams Returns for TOB's "The Fantasticks"
June 15, 2006
"Try to remember,” one of the most enduring songs of the past 40 years, will bring back more than memories as Theatre on the Bay presents its first production of the 40th summer season, “The Fantasticks” running June 23 – 26 and 30 – July 3 (excluding July 2) at 7:30 pm at UW-Marinette’s Herbert L. Williams Theatre sponsored by ABC Printers Apparel and Promotions of Marinette.
Directed by Dr. Doug Larche, the play returns to the TOB stage after a 9-year hiatus. “A special treat for us is that Herbert Williams, who directed and acted in the 1968 TOB production, will reprise his role as Henry, the tottering old Shakespearean actor, which he portrayed in the 1997 production,” said Larche.
Vanessa Smith and Chris Goltz have the leading roles in this rueful fantasy about the difference between love by enchanted moonlight and as it is exposed to disillusioning morning-after sunlight. They will be seen as a pair of sweethearts whose romantic imaginations have been turned toward each other by the simple ruse of their parents pretending too oppose the match they hope for.
Smith is a UW-Marinette student and member of the West Shore Chorale who was last seen as Millie in TOB’s “Picnic.” Goltz is a music education major at UW-Eau Claire who recently had the role of the prince in Rodgers and Hammerstein’s “Cinderella” produced by the UW-Marinette Children’s Theatre.
Doug Townsend will be seen as Hucklebee, the father of Luisa and Amanda Rhines will be Bellamy, the mother of Matt, who hold to the theory, revealed in a pattery-song called “Never Say No,” that the way to get children to do what is wanted of them is to forbid it.
Jason Larche, as El Gallo the Narrator, not only will hold the freshly pastoral story together with connecting comments between, but he will also play the part of a roving vagabond who is hired to stage a fake abduction of the heroine so that the hero can win glory in her eyes by rescuing her. Larche directed this season’s “Cinderella” and last appeared in TOB’s “Bards on the Bay Northwoods Playwrights Festival.”
Other members of the cast include Joshua Dake and Joshua LaLonde as the mutes, Mike Kruse and Tristan Schuh as Mortimer, and Sarah Bird, Jenna Cornell, Anne Garcia, Audra LaPierre, Shawna Theuerkauf and Becky Wagner as the chorus.
“The Fantasticks” has had a fantastic history. Tom Jones, author of the book and lyrics, and Harvey Schmidt, composer of the tunes, first developed the idea of the show when they encountered its plot in Edmond Rostand’s first play, “Les Romantiques,” as undergraduates at the University of Texas in 1956. When they descended upon New York and made their debuts as writers of professional material for night club entertainers and for several small revues, they continued to work on the idea.
In the summer of 1959, the show opened at an off-Broadway theatre and continued to play to full houses until 2002, making it the longest-running show in Broadway history. It has also been produced in all 50 states and in 66 foreign countries.
Musical direction for “The Fantasticks” is provided by Jay Jensen. Scenic design is by Dr. Doug Larche. Ricky Berlin is the assistant director. Lighting design is by Philip Smith.
Tickets are $10 and $12 at the box office. Reservations can be made by calling 715-735-4313 on weekdays between 4 and 6 pm and one hour before curtain time on show days.
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College Prep Math Courses at UW-Marinette Rescheduled
June 12, 2006
Three math courses, ideal for soon-to-be college students or adults who want to brush up on their skills, will be offered by Continuing Education at UW-Marinette on Mondays and Wednesdays from June 19 – July 26. The instructor is Mahmoud Almanassra, assistant professor of mathematics at the campus. These courses were previously scheduled to run from June 12 - 19, but have been rescheduled to begin on June 19.
The courses include:
College Prep Algebra covering algebraic expressions, factoring polynomials, linear and quadratic equations, and functions. Section 1 meets from 10 to 10:50 am in M-110. Section 2 meets from 5 to 5:50 pm in M-107;
College Prep Calculus covering functions, limit of functions, derivatives, applications and continuity. Section 1 meets from 11 to 11:50 am in M-110. Section 2 meets from 6 to 6:50 pm in M-107;
College Prep Statistics covering central tendency, mean, median and mode, variability, distributions and sampling. Section 1 meets from 12 to 12:50 pm in M-110. Section 2 meets from 7 - 7:50 pm in M-107.
The cost of each course is $79. To register call 715-735-4343, email Jane Jones or visit the Continuing Education website. Visa and Mastercard are accepted.
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Students Honored on UW-Marinette Dean’s List
June 8, 2006
The University of Wisconsin-Marinette has announced the Dean’s list for the Spring, 2006 Semester. All of the students on the Dean’s list have obtained a grade point average of 3.5 or higher for their spring semester classes. The list includes both full- and part-time students.
Highest Honors for grade point averages of 4.0 (straight A)
Full-Time Students
Angela Larsen, Stephenie Wheeler and Todd Wydeven, Marinette; Stephen Jensen, Menominee; Sheryl Drees and Daniel Mosincat, Peshtigo; Alex Stevens, Stephenson, MI; Rachel Rivard, Wallace. MI.
Part-time students
Barbara Kroll, Crivitz; Meredith Baxter, Cheryl Brown, Nicole Leow and Monica Pearson, Marinette; Melanie Althaus, Melissa Fehlberg, Heather Gauthier, Valerie Hallfrisch and Diann Hallam, Menominee; Marjorie Garrigan, Kelly Kunya and Ashley Millard, Peshtigo; Robert Bray, Porterfield; and Carol Warden, Suring.
High Honors for grade point averages of 3.75 or higher
Full-time students
Aslan Amani, Azerbaijan; Hope Hensel, Andrew Neveln and Olena Wiedemeier, Crivitz; Corey Bacon, Tara Behling, Carrie Carlson, Heather Ewaldt, Nathan Folgert, Sadie Kolaszewski, Jamie Overman, Katie Somers, Cassie Strojny, Todd Thayer, Kristin Van Vleet, Aysha Young and Brian Zmek, Marinette; Nathan Thoune, Menominee; AmiJo Micoley, Oconto; Kristy Green, Vicki Krajewski, Scott Larsh and Melissa Monroe, Peshtigo; Nicole Esquibel and Carolyn Highlen, Porterfield; Dong-Hoo Lee, South Korea; Morgan Foley, Suring; Dildora Ahmedova, Uzbekistan; Amber Hendricks, Wallace, MI; and Haley Schroeder, Wausaukee.
Part-time students
Sonia Alonzo, Ruth Babcock, Jenna Cornell, and Victoria Weber, Marinette; Anthony LaMalfa, Porterfield.
Honors for grade point averages of 3.5 or higher
Full-time students
Kristen Mutcher and Elana Prior, Coleman; Nathan Staidl, Lena; Christopher Geniesse, Daniel Kmiecik, Isaac Linstad, Amanda Schultz, Angel Strojny, Jonathan Tesch, Glenn Trybom, Dennis Waloway, Marinette; Sharon Hass, Sherry Lucas, and Aaron Stromgren, Menominee; Vanessa Smith, Peshtigo; Richard Swiatnicki, Porterfield; So-Yeon Cho and Su-Yeon Kim, South Korea; Holly Anderson, Stephenson, MI; Kasipoom Chutphotong, Thailand.
Part-time students
Justin Pusick, Crivitz; Kimberly Schroeder, Lena; Susan Kraus, Katie Nast, George Pearson, and Angela Shaffer, Marinette; Denise Andre, Kimberly Klatt, and Judith Sobieray, Menominee; Gary Benzschawel, Montfort, WI; Shawna Theuerkauf, Oconto; Karissa Morin, Peshtigo; Annette Wojciehowski, Porterfield.
UW-Marinette faculty and staff congratulate the students on the Dean’s List for Spring Semester, 2006.
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UW-Marinette College Fair June 14
June 8, 2006
“It’s never too late to begin or continue to work toward one’s college degree,” says Mary LaCasse, coordinator of Services for Adult Students at UW-Marinette. “As a returning adult at UW-Marinette, students will find advisors dedicated to meeting their specific needs, small class sizes and personal attention, professors who care about their success, free tutoring, financial aid and scholarships, a start on over 250 majors, online courses and an associate of arts and science degree as well as specific certificates in business, environmental studies, international students and women’s studies,” says LaCasse.
Bachelor’s degrees in Business Administration, Communications and Information Resources are available from UW-Milwaukee; in General Studies from UW-Stevens Point; in Interdisciplinary Studies from UW-Green Bay; in Elementary Education from UW-Superior, in Business Administration from UW-Platteville; and in Nursing from UW-Oshkosh or in collaboration with UW-Green Bay & NWTC.
To find out more about earning a bachelor’s degree, prospective students may attend the College Fair to be held Wednesday, June 14 from 11 am to 1 pm and from 5 - 7 pm at UW-Marinette.
Other topics of interest to be covered include admission procedures, bachelor’s degree requirements, credit transfer from other colleges, flexible schedules, and online classes.
At the College Fair, advisors will be present from UW-Marinette, UW-Green Bay, UW-Milwaukee, UW-Stevens Point, UW-Superior, UW-Oshkosh, Northern Michigan University, Silver Lake College, Northeast Wisconsin Technical College, Bay de Noc Community College, Michigan Tech University, UW Learning Innovations, Bellin College of Nursing, and NEWCAP, Inc. with information regarding financial assistance for college.
For more information, contact LaCasse by phone at 715-735-4301 or email.
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UW-Marinette Math Team Scores in Nationwide Competition
June 8, 2006
In the first year that UW-Marinette entered a team in the American Association of Two-Year Colleges (AMATYC) Student Math League Competition, the following students participated in the First Round (October 21) and the Second Round (February 17) competitions:
UW-Marinette students Brian Roeder and Robert Stenzel, Marinette; Daniel and William Blomberg, and Justin Malek, Peshtigo; Valerie Hallfrisch, Menominee; Nijat Namazov, Azerbaijan; and Dildora Ahmedova, Uzbekistan.
Joining the UW-Marinette students were Peter Cappaert, Stephenson High School; Zack Berg and Alyssa Cowell, Menominee High School; Elizabeth Chaney, Brian Cisar, Ashley Millard, and Karissa Morin, Peshtigo High School; and Callin O'Farrell, Marinette High School.
The competition has been sponsored by the AMATYC since 1981. More than 165 two year colleges enter the competition which involves over 8000 two-year college mathematics students. The level of the tests is pre-calculus mathematics. Questions are taken from a standard syllabus in College Algebra and Trigonometry and may involve pre-calculus algebra, trigonometry, synthetic and analytical geometry, and probability.
"The competition is very rigorous. Our students represented UW-Marinette extremely well," said Mike Bartlett, Assistant professor of mathematics at UW-Marinette who was the team coach.
“We can enter as many students as we want to participate and the top 5 scores become our team’s score. There is also an individual score over the two tests with a $3000 scholarship as grand prize,” said Bartlett.
ROUND 1 results: Nation-wide: UW Marinette placed 108th out of 225 schools, some of which can field a team of 10 from thousand's of students. UW-Marinette's enrollment is 512. Mid West Region: (IL, WI, OH, MI) UW-Marinette placed 17th out of 30 schools.
ROUND 2 results: Nation-wide: UW-Marinette placed 68th out of 213 schools. This placed UW-Marinette in the top 1/3 of the schools nation-wide. Mid West Region: (IL, WI, OH, MI) UW-Marinette placed 9th out of 27 schools, in the top 1/3rd in the region.
FINAL RANKINGS: Nation-wide: UW-Marinette placed 85th out of 177 schools. This placed UW-Marinette in the top 50% of the schools nation-wide. Mid West Region: (IL, WI, OH, Mi) UW-Marinette placed 11th out of 26 schools, in the top 40% in the region.
The top scorer, Dildora Ahmedova, received a monetary award sponsored by Farmers & Merchants Bank and Trust.
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“Four for Three plus one” summer art exhibit featured at UW-Marinette gallery
June 7, 2006
The work of four photographers plus one craftswoman will be exhibited in the UW Marinette’s Fine Art Gallery during June, July and August, 2006. The exhibit was curated by Professor James LaMalfa, with the assistance of his daughter Brenda and son Lawrence.
The title of the exhibit, “Four for Three plus one” refers to the four photographers whose work is displayed on the walls, James and Lawrence LaMalfa, Rick Gebhard, and Newton Yost, and the designer Meredith Jensen, whose stone necklaces are displayed in the glass case.
LaMalfa holds an MFA from UW-Madison and has taught art at UW-Eau Claire, Wittenberg University, Springfield, Ohio and has been a member of the art faculty at UW-Marinette since 1969. He is a sculptor as well as photographer.
Rick Gebhard is a photo journalist and fine arts photographer employed by the EagleHerald newspaper. He has studied photography at UW-Green Bay under Jerry Dell, and taken numerous photographs of the Upper Peninsula, interning at the Press Gazette in Green Bay. He has won local and national awards for his photojournalism.
Newton Yost owns a Chicago-based design company and has recently converted to digital photography, winning a first place in Sturgeon Bay’s Nautical Museum competition last summer. He holds a master’s degree in business administration and has taught digital photography for the UW-Marinette Continuing Education.
Lawrence LaMalfa has a degree in cinematography from the UW Madison’s school of journalism and is employed by the Neville Museum, Green Bay as a media
consultant. He is webmaster for the Independent Filmmakers Guild, Green Bay, and has displayed his photographs at UW-Marinette several times. Lawrence is
currently teaching a Saturday digital movie making class for UW-Marinette Continuing Education.
“I thought it would be interesting to showcase the fine art photography of four photographers who use the medium in very different styles and technologies,” LaMalfa said.
“Medium influences the look of a photograph, so visitors viewing our exhibit will find silver metallic prints, digital color, traditional color prints and digital black and white prints. There is even a graphite pencil drawing I did from the model; no photograph was used. The result is probably one of the best photo exhibits we have ever presented,” said LaMalfa.
The jewelry of Meredith Jensen, a Milwaukee resident, was installed by Brenda LaMalfa. Jensen creates hand-made jewelry from precious metal, coral and semi precious stones. This is her first exhibit outside of the Milwaukee area. Her web site is http://www.m-jewelry.net.
“Ms. Jenson’s designs go well beyond traditional jewelry,” LaMalfa said. “They are really sculptural objects that can be worn and are very reasonably
priced, considering the amount of labor and artistry manifested,” he added.
Exhibit photos and jewelry may be purchased from the exhibitors.
A reception for the artists will be held on July 2 at Theatre on the Bay, beginning at 6:30 pm. A celebration for the 40th anniversary of Theatre on the Bay will begin at 7:30 pm. There is no admission charge, but reservations are requested by calling the box office at 715-735-4313.
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Theatre on the Bay Concessions Available for Summer Productions
June 7, 2006
Concessions are available for summer Theatre on the Bay and Children’s Theatre productions at UW-Marinette. Theatre concessions are an ideal way for civic groups and organizations to raise money for their projects by providing home-baked cookies and bars for audiences at theatre intermissions.
Concessions for the following productions are available: “Cinderella” Saturday, June 10 at 2 pm; and “Nunsense” on Monday, July 24, Friday, July 28, Sunday, July 30, and Monday, July 31. Curtain time is at 7:30 pm.
For more information about concessions, call 735-4300.
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UW-Marinette Student Receives UW Colleges Leadership Award
June 3, 2006
International students have been a part of UW-Marinette since the early days of the campus, but their numbers increased in 1993 when the Continuing Education office connected with the Youth for Understanding program to bring students from Asia, Europe, South America and Africa to the campus. These students have done very well academically and socially, adjusting to the culture of northeast Wisconsin, learning English and excelling in their studies. One student in particular has taken advantage of educational opportunities both in and outside of the classroom to accomplish much during her two years at UW-Marinette.
The daughter of an English teacher and an assessor in South Korea, Su-Yeon Kim arrived at UW-Marinette in 2004 ready to take regular academic classes. She quickly became involved in campus life as a student ambassador and senator. As a member of the senate, Kim represented UW-Marinette at Student Government Council and United Council meetings, as well as at conferences for Women’s Leadership and Building Unity. She also assisted with welcoming Governor Jim Doyle to the UW-Marinette campus at the end of March. Nationally, she represented UW-Marinette and the UW Colleges at the U. S. Student Association Legislative Conference in Washington D.C. where she helped lobby for lower tuition rates and other student issues.
Kim was also the first UW-Marinette student to participate in the annual UW System Symposium for Undergraduate Research and Creative Activity held at UW-Stout this past May. She joined 226 other UW students from the four-year and two-year campuses around the state to share their academic accomplishments in presentations, poster sessions and performances. Kim presented her work in prof. Katherine Holman's English 279 course, “Women in Literature.”
“As part of her presentation on postpartum depression,” said Holman, “Kim compared elements of Charlotte Perkins Gilman's text to the dramatization of The Yellow Wallpaper, adapted by William Shepherd for Spine-Tingling Tales, a series of short plays performed at Theatre on the Bay in April, 2005. Su-Yeon was a delightful student to work with because of her diligence and enthusiasm for scholarship, and I am proud of her for her initiative in seeking opportunities to share her work beyond her own campus,” said Holman.
About the Symposium, Kim said, “It was a good experience presenting something that I learned. It was a great opportunity to experience what other students from other schools had studied and learned. I really liked it and hope other UW-Marinette students will participate next year.”
Kim also served as president of both the Phi Theta Kappa honors society and the International club at UW-Marinette. She said she was especially proud of the fact that a third Phi Theta Kappa scholarship was added this year due to the successful bake sales, Theatre on the Bay and other campus events catered by the Phi Theta Kappa students.
Given Kim’s involvement on the campus, it was not surprising that she was chosen by her peers to deliver the international student message at this year’s commencement on May 20. Kim was, however, the only one who registered surprise when she received the Lee Grugel Memorial Leadership Award during that event.
“We are extremely proud to have the 2006 Lee Grugel Memorial Leadership Award go to Su-Yeon,” said Dean Paula Langteau. “This award is the highest honor bestowed for leadership in the UW Colleges, going to a single student each year among over 12,000 students state-wide. And Su is most certainly deserving. She has exhibited leadership not only at the local level, but also state-wide and nationally. Truly, Su-Yeon is an asset to the campus and the community,” added Langteau.
Next fall, Kim will study at the University of Texas at Austin as a filmmaking major in the school of communications. She says she is looking forward to Texas, but will miss her teachers and friends in Wisconsin. “If not for UW-Marinette, I wouldn’t have gotten to have this great opportunity, to be a part of the community and the school itself. I have been able to get more involved here than at a larger school. Because it is a small school, I got to know everybody here. I am going to miss my friends so much.”
“All of us at UW-Marinette wish her well as she continues her studies at the University of Texas in Austin,” said Holman.
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College Prep Math Courses at UW-Marinette
June 2, 2006
Three math courses, ideal for soon-to-be college students or adults who want to brush up on their skills, will be offered by Continuing Education at UW-Marinette on Mondays and Wednesdays from June 12 – July 19. The instructor is Mahmoud Almanassra, assistant professor of mathematics at the campus.
The courses include:
College Prep Algebra covering algebraic expressions, factoring polynomials, linear and quadratic equations, and functions. Section 1 meets from 10 to 10:50 am in M-110. Section 2 meets from 5 to 5:50 pm in M-107;
College Prep Calculus covering functions, limit of functions, derivatives, applications and continuity. Section 1 meets from 11 to 11:50 am in M-110. Section 2 meets from 6 to 6:50 pm in M-107;
College Prep Statistics covering central tendency, mean, median and mode, variability, distributions and sampling. Section 1 meets from 12 to 12:50 pm in M-110. Section 2 meets from 7 - 7:50 pm in M-107.
The cost of each course is $79. To register call 715-735-4343, email Jane Jones or visit the Continuing Education website.
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