Catherine Viste
Editor-in-Chief
Attending UWGB for her fifth year, Catherine has been involved with Sheepshead Review as a contributor since Fall 2004 and active in the organization since Fall 2006. Excited to be this semester's EIC, she plans to up the scales by connecting the Northeast Wisconsin arts community with the UWGB campus, designing Sheepshead Review committees, and much more. Cate is from Green Bay, worked as a teaching assistant to Poet Laureate Denise Sweet for three years, is involved in several arts groups such as the Thirsty Poets and Writers' Union, and will graduate with BA degrees in English, humanities, and anthropology in Fall 2008.
Christopher Delmont
Managing Editor
This is Christopher's fourth semester with Sheepshead Review. He is an English major with an education minor and he is technically at senior status, but will probably be around a bit longer just for the fun of it.
Morgan Bloohm
Executive Committee Officer
This is Morgan's second semester aboard the Sheepshead Review staff, and she is absolutely thrilled by the prospects of the Spring 2008 issue, including an enhanced, all-genre encompassing Rising Phoenix contest; the possibility of a greater print run; and of course, the return of more delicious color. She is also excited by Sheepshead's increased involvement with various student organizations and the arts community, and looks forward to a great round of events. Her experience with Sheepshead Review, both as a writer and editor, has roused an intense passion for publishing. She will be living in Minneapolis post-graduation to (hopefully) write for a fashion/lifestyle magazine. Morgan will be graduating this May with a major in creative writing.
Karen Meyer
Assistant Editor-in-Chief
Karen Meyer, a newbie to the staff, is excited to help make this semester's edition of the Sheepshead even more spectacular than the innovational and color-rich installment of Fall '07. Ms. Meyer is majoring in arts management and journalism with a focus on video media. She lives an offbeat yet fulfilling life with her cat, Aslan, and enjoys reading, guitar, and Hot Pockets.
Ashley Adler Fiction Co-Editor
This is Ashley’s third semester with Sheepshead Review. She served as chief copyeditor for two semesters and is currently fiction co-editor. Her main goal as an editor is to find the best fiction possible that caters to a wide variety of tastes. She especially appreciates submissions that are grammatically sound.
Paul LaBrosse
Fiction Co-Editor
This is the fourth semester that Paul has served with the Sheepshead Review, spending two semesters as a staff member and last semester and this one as fiction editor (or co-editor). With the appointment to fiction co-editor, Paul holds an eye for the speculative side of life. He seeks diversity, originality, and old things made new. He also attempts to avoid clichés whenever he can
Mary Mattson
Poetry Co-Editor
Mary is super excited to share a co-editorship with one Saul Lemerond this semester. She hopes to fill the Spring issue with diversity both in content and student/community representation.
Saul Lemerond
Poetry Co-Editor
This is Saul’s first semester with Sheepshead. He is a Sophomore majoring in English. As assistant poetry editor, Saul is interested in presenting a diversity of talented writers to the community. To accomplish his task Saul knows that he must steady himself as he rides dizzying Frostian highs, as well as brace himself for what will almost certainly be petrifying Bukowski lows. Can he do it? Find out next time on “Saul Lemerond, Assistant Poetry Editor”
Dawn Miller
Nonfiction Co-Editor
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Samuel Hansen
Nonfiction Co-Editor
Samuel believes that his becoming co-editor of the non-fiction genre is an implicit proof of P vs. Np which has allowed him to labor under the delusion that he has actually found an answer to the Traveling Salesman Problem.
Nick Tangen
Visual Arts Co-Editor
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Maria DiLoreto
Visual Arts Co-Editor
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Layout and Copy Editors:
Will Marnholtz
Visual Layout Editor
I’m Will Marnholtz, a senior graphic design and photography major and the new layout editor. I’ve been involved in Sheepshead for three semesters now, and am excited for more! I’m hoping to refine the new color look of the journal this semester into something everyone on our campus can enjoy looking through.
Katrina Oradei
Assistant Layout Editor
Katrina is back for another year with Sheepshead Review. She was previously a member of the layout committee and is now an assistant layout editor. One of her main goals is to combine the ideas of the editors and staff to create a visually interesting layout/journal from cover-to-cover for the Spring 2008 issue.
Jennifer Stallsmith
Co-Chief Copy Editor
As co-chief copy editor, I would like to have this issue of Sheepshead to be void of all possible errors and be a worthy resource for the staff to run all things Sheepshead by for content editing. I would also to have our committee put a face of fun on the oft-considered boring topic of copy editing.
Jennifer Challe
Co-Chief
Copy Editor
I've been working with Sheepshead Review for the past three semesters, this one included. I've also been published each semester for the past three issues. I've always been a bit of a Nazi when it comes to editing and proofreading, so I figured I'd offer my skills to the journal. I suppose there aren't very many goals for copyeditors, just to make the journal as free of errors as possible. I'd also possibly like to go into the editing/publishing field someday, so this is great practice/experience for me!
Christine DeNardis
Assistant Chief Copy Editor
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Kayla Detert
Events Coordinator
This is Kayla's second semester working with Sheepshead Review. Kayla is currently a junior majoring in English and communications. Kayla really enjoys working with Tesia to plan and promote Sheepshead Review sponsored events! As events coordinator, Kayla hopes to draw attention to the journal, encourage student involvement, and most importantly, put together successful events that will be a good time for everyone! Be sure to keep an eye out for Sheepshead Review events...you won't want to miss them!
Tesia Vanrite
Promotions Director
This is Tesia's second semester with the Sheepshead Review as she was an assistant publicity director last semester. She is thrilled to be involved in the editorial staff again and is looking forward to the many upcoming events that Sheepshead Review is sponsoring. She hopes her promotional efforts will reach out to people that have never heard of Sheepshead Review before and will therefore cause new people to get interested in the journal.
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