Joanna’s role is to oversee the entire executive board to make sure all tasks are being completed in a timely and orderly manner. She also makes sure we are serving the student body to the best of our ability.

Josh acts as the human resources department for Good Times Programming. He recruits and retains the general members of the organization.

Kassie’s role is to plan Weekend Programming and events like Grave Dancer’s Ball. She is also responsible for larger scale concerts such as David Cook and Saving Jane. She also helps plan some smaller scale events like Same Sex Marriage Debate and Taylor Williamson.

Amber’s role is to bring in talents such as comedians, magicians, hypnotists, or any novelty shows. She has done events such as Jim Wand, a hypnotist, and comedians Richie Holliday and Pat McCurdy.

Kyra’s role is to bring speakers, coffeehouse artists, lectures and unique acts to campus. She is bringing in Deanna Latson this semester!

Dawn’s role in the organization is to bring in bands to play on campus. She has brought in bands such as Chris Bryan, Kurt Gunn and Free Radio, and Ryanhood.

A lot of students who live on campus do not have vehicles and are stuck on campus. Adam’s responsibility is to get them off campus by planning trips. He plans trips such as Cosmic Bowling, Brewers Games, Fright Fest at Six Flags Great America, Green Bay Gamblers hockey games, and a weekend trip to Chicago. All events planned by Adam are co-sponsored by the Office of Student Life.

Maria’s role is to increase campus awareness of Good Times Programming and the events put on by this organization. She handles Partners in Programming which is a way to build working relationships with other organizations on campus.

Stephanie is a Program Coordinator in the Office of Student Life. She supports night time and weekend events and also helps advise Good Times Programming.

Grant is a Program Coordinator in the Office of Student Life. He co-coordinates the Outdoor Adventure and Travel program produces the Groovin' Grounds series, is responsible for Summer Programming and contributes to the Contemporary Issues series. Grant also chairs the Frost Fest & Weekend Programming Committees committee and acts as a consultant to student organizations on programming development and production, contractual issues, marketing techniques, promotional tactics, and program evaluation.