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Class Notes — 1970s

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James Ullmer ’71 regional analysis and ’77 master’s of environmental arts and sciences, is an associate professor of economics at Western Carolina University. He teaches courses in managerial, micro and macro economics and is the author of a soon-to-be-published article in the journal History of Economic Thought. A UW-Green Bay faculty member in the 1980s, Ullmer says he is most proud of leaving his lecturer position at age 44 to pursue a doctorate in economics at the University of Tennessee. He taught at UT and Texas A&M — where he won a student-directed teaching award.

Paul Schumacher ’74 ecosystems analysis, is the manager of planning for Wisconsin Electric in Milwaukee.

Michael Jackson ’76 managerial systems, has established MLJ Consulting to focus on the supermarket and wholesale business after retiring from his 30-year career with Supervalu, Inc.

Pamela Anderson ’77 population dynamics, is a medical technologist for Bellin Health in Green Bay.

Michael Cerkas ’78 business administration, works as a business manager for corporate applications at Oshkosh Corporation.

Don Johnston ’7 science and environmental change and ’87 master’s in environmental science and policy, is an environmental health and safety director for U.S. Venture, Inc., an Appleton-based company known for wholesale oil distribution, retail gas, recycling and related services.

Kay (Taylor) Nelson ’78 communication, is a professor in management information systems and entrepreneurship at Southern Illinois University.

Paul Wozniak ’78 science and environmental change and ’94 master’s of science, won the 2011 Earth Caretaker Award presented to UW-Green Bay alumni as part of the school’s annual Earth Day observation. Wozniak is an author, activist and environmental historian. For more on Wozniak, and the award, search on the ‘Dean of Green’ at www.uwgb.edu.

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