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UW-Green Bay Retiree Association
2012/2013 Board

President:

Jim Wiersma
Professor Emeritus, Natural and Applied Sciences (Chemistry)
During his 30 years at UW-Green Bay, Jim Wiersma taught a variety of courses in chemistry and environmental science, as well as graduate programs and senior seminars. He supervised many graduate students whose thesis focused on surface and ground water concerns. During retirement he served for five years on the Green Bay Water Commission, two years as its president.

Vice President:

Ron Stieglitz
Professor Emeritus, Natural and Applied Sciences (Geology)
Ron retired in 2005 after more than 30 years of teaching in the Natural and Applied Sciences program. Included with his many campus and community committees and projects was his additional service since January 1989 as Associate Dean for Graduate Programs.

Secretary:

Pat Przybelski
Pat began her employment at UW-Green Bay in 1970 after graduating from NWTC. She held various campus positions which included work in the Duplicating Center, the Television Production Center, and Arts and Humanities. Pat spent the last fifteen years as the program assistant in the Secretary of the Faculty and Academic Staff office until retiring in 2009.

Treasurer:

Frank Madzarevic
Frank retired this past summer (2011) after more than three decades of services with the Athletics Program, most recently as Facility Planner for the Kress Events Center. He is a proud alum of the University earning his undergraduate degree in 1977 in Regional Analysis.

Members At-Large:

Roger Vanderperren
Roger retired from UW-Green Bay in 1998 after 40 years of service. The first half of his tenure he was the audio supervisor for the Center for Television Production; the second half he was the Director of Media Resources. Roger can be seen on campus assisting his former department with audio and video setup and recording for commencement ceremonies and other special events.

Gary Mach
Gary Mach retired from UW-Green Bay in 2000 after 32 years of service. The first half of his tenure was as Chief Engineer for the Center for Television Production; the second half, he was Manager of Telecommunications and Engineering. Gary is on the Board of Directors of the National Railroad Museum, the Chicago and Northwestern Historical Society, and chairman of the Electronic Advisory Committe at NWTC.

Immediate Past President:

Ken Fleurant
Ken retired after a 36-year teaching career that began and ended at UW-Green Bay where he taught French, Humanistic Studies and General Education courses. He also chaired Modern Languages, Humanistic Studies and served as Secretary of the Faculty and Academic Staff.