Bob began his career in Student Affairs as a Residence Hall Director at UWSP in 1970. Over the course of his career, he has worked at Mississippi State University, The University of Alabama, The University of Illinois, The University of North Carolina, and South Dakota State University. He returned to UWSP as Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs in 1999. Bob spent most of his career in the area of student housing. He served as the Senior Student Affairs Officer at South Dakota State from 1994 - 99 and at UWSP from 1999 - present.
Bob and his wife Patti have one son, Jeff, who lives and works in Stevens Point. Bob enjoys fishing, boating, and any type of water activity. He has worked as a football referee since 1970.
John is a native of Stevens Point and attended grade school and high school here. He graduated from UW-Stevens Point in 1975 and joins his three siblings as Point alums. He began his career at UWSP as the Student Union Business Manager in February, 1976. Following that stint he served as Director of Student Life Business Operations in 1980 and became Assistant to the Vice Chancellor for Student Life (now Student Affairs) in the late 80's until present.
John and his wife Pat, who is a Student Status Examiner in the Registration Office at UWSP, have three children, Brandon, Courtney, and Caitlin and two grandsons. The two older children are also UWSP alums and the youngest is at UW-Madison. John enjoys golf, traveling, walking, and spending time with his grandkids.
Jackie has worked on campus since 2001,
beginning her position in Student Affairs in June 2005. Her
responsibilities include providing administrative support in the
Vice Chancellor's Office that heads over twenty-five
departments. During the spring semester Jackie also works with
two honor societies.
Jackie and her husband, Doug, live in Custer and have two grown
children. Their son is an attorney in New London, WI, and their
daughter is an aerospace engineer in Rockford, IL. Jackie
enjoys walking their dog, cooking, and attending Packer games.