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Society of Human Resources Management Lubar School’s SHRM Chapter Recognized The Lubar School’s student chapter of the Society of Human Resource Management (SHRM) has won recognition from the world-wide association for a fourth consecutive year. Under the leadership of faculty advisor Romila Singh, an Assistant Professor in Organizations and Strategic Management, the <strong>UW</strong>M SHRM chapter has received either a Merit Award or a Superior Merit Award in each of the last four years. These awards recognize student chapters for demonstrated excellence in operations, the professional development of chapter members, promotion of the profession, and support of SHRM. The Society of Human Resource management (SHRM) is the world’s largest association devoted to human resource management. Its student chapters help to advance the human resources profession by providing experiential opportunities that allow students to enhance, apply, and complement what they learn in their university classes. (left to right) Andrew Metz, Amy DeBroux, Dr. Romila Singh, Joanne Sipin, and Leanne Davis pose with their 2005-06 Superior Merit Award. The student offi cers that led the chapter to its Superior Merit Award in 2005-06 include Amy DeBroux (BBA ’06, Employment Specialist, Landmark Staffi ng Resources, Inc.); Ray Harrell (MHRLR ’06, Benefi ts Support Intern, Harley Davidson Motor Company); Joanne Sipin (MHRLR ’06, Compensation Associate, Clifton Gunderson, LLP); Leanne Davis Scholarship Awards for 2006-07 The Sheldon B. Lubar School of Business congratulates the following scholarship recipients for their talent and hard work! BDO SEIDMAN ACCOUNTING SCHOLARSHIPS Cory Bultinck, $2,000 Daniel Neumann, $2,000 BRICKMAN BUSINESS SCHOLARSHIP Chelsey McCluskey, $2,500 22 OUTLOOK BRUNSWICK/REICHERT SCHOLARSHIP Cory Bultinck, Semester Tuition ALOIS BULAWA SCHOLARSHIP Michael Ortiz, $7,500 BUSINESS SCHOLARS SCHOLARSHIPS Stanislave Krakovyak, $2,500 Stacy Gutsmiedl, $2,500 CHANCELLOR’S FELLOWSHIPS Lila Ali, $4,000 Jill Cotey, $4,000 James Hampel, $4,000 Terese Ingelli, $4,000 Travis Lohse, $4,000 Alexander Marek, $4,000 Michael Mattter, $4,000 William McCarthy, $4,000 Natalie McGowan, $4,000 Elina Spule, $4,000 Michael Teeters, $4,000 Anand Vangipurum, $4,000 Jai Verma, $2,000 Sara Woosencraft, $4,000 DELOITTE MS-ACCOUNTING SCHOLARSHIP Johnnie Bannier, Jr., $3,000 (BBA ’08); Andrew Metz (BBA ’07); and Sara Vandenhoven (BBA ’07). “These meritorious students serve as models of excellence, not only to other SHRM student chapters, but to all of the Lubar School’s professional student organizations,” said Dr. Singh. RAMZI DOANY MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Olena Meersman, $500 MARK AND TERRY DOLL SCHOLARSHIP Jenna Schneider, $5,000 EMBA ALUMNI UNDERGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP Kyle Balcerzak, Semester Tuition (continued on next page)
Scholarships WILBUR AND ARDIE HALYARD SCHOLARSHIP Tiffany Thornton, $2,500 JOHN C. AND HILDEGARD A. HEEGEMAN SCHOLARSHIP Cordero Espinoza, $1,000 Ryan Saunders $1,000 Abhijit Singh, $1,000 KEVIN HOULIHAN MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Jessica Wittemore, $1,300 KURT KLUMB MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Alexander Sansone, $1,000 RON AND MARJORIE KRIZEK ACCOUNTING SCHOLARSHIP Stephen Baas, $2,500 RON AND MARJORIE KRIZEK FINANCE SCHOLARSHIP Jakub Szpytma, $2,500 DENNIS AND SANDY KUESTER SCHOLARSHIPS Paris Gartman, $10,500 Roderick Hammond, Jr., $10,500 JERRY LEER ADVANCED ACCOUNTING SCHOLARSHIPS Laura Hettwer, $2,000 Marc Ramminger, $3,000 JERRY LEER/IN MEMORY OF ROY TELLIER ACCOUNTING SCHOLARSHIPS Samantha Anderegg, $8,000 Michael Fohr, $8,000 Rachelle Guell, $8,000 Collette Ladell, $8,000 Laura Ring, $8,000 Karl Winderl, $3,000 Allison Buchholtz, $3,500 LUBAR SCHOLARSHIPS Brooke Brancel, $10,000 Allison Buchholtz, $6,000 Ashley Capaul, $4,200 Mohamed Elsayed, $4,200 Jon Ferch, $4,200 John Francetic, $4,200 Andrew Hartinger, $7,000 Lindsay Hierz, $4,200 Ling Hu, $4,200 Erika Hughes, $6,000 Morgan Jones, $6,000 Jennifer Kamke, $6,000 Danielle Koenig, $7,000 Nicholas Krzynski, $6,000 Vanessa LaCoste, $7,000 Jonathon Lampe, $6,000 Hope Lealou, $7,000 William Meier, $10,000 Rachael Moebius, $3,000 Steven Mussatti, $7,000 Charles Nordholm, $7,000 Nicole Phelan, $4,200 Adam Podd , $7,000 Nicole Rosen, $7,000 Lauren Serfozo, $6,000 Karem Tariq, $7,000 Misha Tubic, $7,000 Kathryn Voitek, $4,200 Dustin Wales, $10,000 Logan Wehking, $4,200 Patrick Welch, $4,200 SHELDON AND MARIANNE LUBAR MULTICULTURAL SCHOLARSHIP Kawauna Holloway, $1,100 PAT AND JERRY MORIARITY SCHOLARSHIPS Raina Shah, $2,500 Nina Hongm, $2,500 PRICEWATERHOUSE- COOPERS MS-ACCOUNTING SCHOLARSHIP Matthew Pirkle, $3,000 MS-TAXATION SCHOLARSHIPS Shu-Ching Chang, $4,000 Mary Giuffre, $4,000 Cathy Xiong, $4,000 THOMAS PERZ ACCOUNTING SCHOLARSHIP Daniel Neumann, $2,500 POLACHECK COMPANY REAL ESTATE SCHOLARSHIP Maria Plascencia, $1,250 Jakub Szpyntma, $1,250 KIRK PETSHEK MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Michael Hoch, $1,000 RATH FOUNDATION MERIT SCHOLARSHIPS Courtney Bonk, $7,000 Holly Coehoorn, $7,000 Sara Flom, $7,000 Phil Masiakowski, $7,000 Scott Schnuckel, $7,000 Gina Storey, $7,000 JACK F. REICHERT BUSINESS SCHOLARSHIPS Erik Beardsley, $5,000 Abby Karnthaler, $5,000 Ryan DeStefano, $5,000 Richard Daugherty, $5,000 Michael Churchill, $5,000 ROCKWELL AUTOMATION ACCESS TO SUCCESS SCHOLARSHIP Kari Jo Prigge, Full Tuition Kim Rhodee, Full Tuition Leslie Tennie, Full Tuition SAFEWAY SLING SCHOLARSHIP Laura Manoni, $2,000 SCRIBNER-COHEN SCHOLARSHIP Laura Hettwer, $1,000 SIGMA-ALDRICH CORPORATION, INC. SCHOLARSHIPS Olryike Ayanwale, $2,500 Chunling Shi, $2,500 US BANK SCHOLARSHIPS G Thao, $5,000 Andrew Tye, $5,000 WIGCHERS FAMILY REAL ESTATE SCHOLARSHIP Ryan DeStefano, $2,000 ZIEGLER COMPANIES, INC. SCHOLARSHIP Theodor Butler, $10,000 Leer/Tellier Scholarship recipients are fl anked by (left) Dean V. Kanti Prasad and Emeritus Professor Jerry Leer, and (right) Chancellor Carlos Santiago and Peter Tellier. SPRING 2007 23
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Page 11 and 12: Alumni Profile The “Davis” Bran
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Page 15 and 16: Entrepreneur Internship Program La
Page 17 and 18: Beta Gamma Sigma Rockwell’s Nosbu
Page 19 and 20: Faculty Research “Option” Value
Page 21 and 22: Awards and Honors Northwestern Mutu
Page 23: CPA-in-Residence Program CPA-in-Res
Page 27 and 28: Alumni News Michelle Adam (BBA-Acco
Page 29 and 30: Honor Roll of Donors Pricewaterhous
Page 31 and 32: Honor Roll of Donors Mr. Joseph M.

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