biography

Associate Dean of Students Rebecca Rogge returned to UW-Stevens Point in 2013 and moved to the Office of the Dean of Students in 2014. Prior to returning, Rebecca served as an Assistant Director in Residential Life at Louisiana State University and has worked in higher education for more than 20 years at public institutions.

The Associate Dean of Students (Case Management) is responsible for helping students overcome the obstacles they encounter that may interfere with their academic and personal success. In this role the ADOS works with students managing mental and physical health concerns, behavioral or academic success issues, family or financial concerns, and with students trying to navigate institutional processes. Rebecca supervises our Case Manager and office Administrative Assistant, coordinates the campus Care Teams and serves on the threat assessment team, and serves on several committees for the university.

involvement and service

UW-Stevens point

• Academic Appeals Committee
• Basic Needs Committee
• Care Teams
• Student Emergency Grants Committee
• Threat Assessment Team

community

• Portage County Suicide Prevention Coalition

professional

• ACPA – College Student Educators International
• HECMA – Higher Education Case Managers Association

recognition

• Annabelle E. Wolf Outstanding Service in Student Affairs, Wisconsin College Personnel Association
• Residence Life Coordinator of the Year, Louisiana State University
• Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society, Iowa State University
• Higher Education Graduate Student Organization Conference Scholarship recipient​, Iowa State University
• Educational Leadership and Policy Studies Conference Scholarship recipient, Iowa State University
• Chancellor’s Leadership Award, University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point
• University Leadership Award, University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point
• National Residence Hall Honorary, University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point

select presentations and publications

Helgeson, K., Rogge, R. A., & Keenan, A. (2009). Boys will be boys. In F.A. Hamrick & M. Benjamin (Eds.), Maybe I should … Case studies on ethics for student affairs professionals. ​Lanham, MD: American College Personnel Association (ACPA).

Rogge, R. A., Wischusen, S. M., Wischusen, E. W., Pomarico, S N., & Gregg, C. S. (2010, June). Biology boot camps, freshmen interest groups (FIGs), and residential colleges: Three approaches designed to help first-year science student succeed. Presentation at the International Conference on the First-year Experience, Maui, HI.

Rogge, R. A., Wischusen, S., & Wischusen, E. W. (2008, October). Biology boot camps and the BIOSphere: Helping first-year students excel in the sciences. Presentation and poster at the annual meeting of the ACUHO-I Living-Learning Programs Conference, Dallas, TX.

Rogge, R. A. (2002, November). Painting your ethical canvas: Role modeling and ethics for peer educators. Presentation at the BACCHUS & GAMMA National Peer Education Conference, Orlando, FL.

Rogge (Fredrick), R. A. (1999, October). The morning after: Rape or regret. Presentation at the Safe Schools Conference on Sexual Assault and Harassment on Campus, Orlando, FL.

Rogge (Fredrick), R. A. (1999, March). A lesson to never forget. Presentation at the Canadian Student Conference on Campus Sexual Violence, Ottawa, Canada.