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*Elizabeth Lyon Peters ’24 Alexander R. Arifianto ’99 Susan A. Frederick-Clarkson ’72 Kant Jahn Memorial Scholarship James A. Niederer ’53 John Mrotek Friends of Lane Library Endowment Eric N. Atkisson ’94 ’82 and Theresa Weeks Diane Strong Marshall ’79 Robert G. Cruickshank ’55 William B. and Barbara Paine Cramer 1968, 1968 Endowed Scholarship *George H. Bechtel ’39 Pearl Pierce Dopp 1925 Physical Plant Endowment John E. Romberg ’64 Please avoid coming and working out even if you’re feeling a little sick. Aliena Walls ‘21 of Madison, Wisconsin, Kira Simonis ‘20 of Antigo, Wisconsin William K. Grieb ’70 Julie Kaiserling Pfeil ’00 He still ranks third in school history for career tackles (277), while ranking sixth in quarterback sacks (12), and recording five career interceptions. *Frank G. ’44 and *Carol Sears Hess Coral M. Eakins ’19 Michael J. ’87 and Doretha Van Slyke Zornada, Michael J. Aside from the tragic loss of human life, violence has lasting negative consequences on communities worldwide. Galen H. Kawamoto ’68 *Barbara Doehling Doran ’45 Peter L. ’59 and Joyce Prout Kasson ’61 ’33 and *Charlotte Williams Freye ’35 *Robert J. Fluhr ’57 Timothy P. Reed 11 James E. Giedd 39 Duane C. and Elaine Rebek 22 Terrence M. ’81 and Brenda Jones Cramer ’82 W. D. and Edna Van Metre Family Endowed Scholarship In 2019, he has received the rare and prestigious honor of Distinguished Service to Journalism Award from the American Journalism Historians Association. Celina S. Allan 30 Knox Family Foundation 24 *Nila Schwartz Henry ’28 Food is essential to human survival: it fuels our bodies and provides livelihoods. Community Foundation of New Jersey 4 Joel W. Cler and Marjorie A. Kenyon-Cler 24 *Phyllis Lindsley Purnell ’45 Daniel R. ’69 and Joan Knutson Wolfgram ’69 Thanos Real Estate Interest, LLC 9 Kenneth R. ’85 and Daedre Carlson *Jean Hammond Otto ’48 Pinnacle Plumbing, LLC 2 Amy Fruehwald 2 Helen E. Hansen ’66 and Robert E. Collier *Ann Di John Anderson ’59 Bill & Mary Jones Sharolyn Howard Burkoth Martin M. ’87 and Heidi Walker Lindsay ’87 *Jane Shea Barclay Major General and Mrs. William Blakefield 1939, 1941 Endowed Scholarship Ripon College offers the perfect event spaces for parties of all sizes. Linda Kinziger, director of financial aid, continues to play a critical role in Ripon College’s long-standing success. Thomas W. Abendroth ’81 and Terri L. Mascherin Friends of Lane Library Endowment William and Marilyn Alberts Endowed Scholarship *Harry C. ’35 and *Annie Washkoske Joseph H. Pratt III ’78 and Lori Schubert Pratt Dustin and Margaret P. Brill Pleasant, Wisconsin *Gordon M. ’32 and *Carol E. Bly Lori Schubert Pratt *Justin H. ’33 and *Louise Hielsberg Hazen A. Michael and Penny Mihaly Mark J. Wright ’75 and Marcia Wilson Wahoske ’75 John C. Robbins 4 Jacquelin M. Knuth 17 Kathleen Burrall Justic ’92 Charles W. Jr. and Mary Lofgren ’67 and Judith Wilkinson Neill ’68 MaryJo MacSwain ’77 ’03 and Stephanie W. Ranslow ’03 Jack Meyer ’73 Calmerton/Yahr Music Award Thomas C. and Blanche Bartizal Babcock 1951, 1953 Family Endowed Scholarship Donald I. and Ruth Miksha We have added hand wipes to the front desk for you to use when you sign in/sign out of the Willmore Center. Thomas A. Gregory T. Rieder ’82 Abbott Fund 50 *Jean Talbot 1916 Susan Schreyer Stander ’75 John W. and Judith W. Gosselin 24 Catalyst consists of five seminars, two in the first year, two in the sophomore year, and the applied innovation seminar in the junior year. Ann M. Rawding ’83 Students can meet with the writing/presentation tutors without an appointment for paper and presentation review. Peter H. Engelking ’67 Ellen E. Mathelus Abigail R. Quackenboss ’15 John C. ’67 and Carol Ryberg Steven P. ’72 and Ruth Cape Kent ’73 Continue to find us on Facebook and Instagram @rccounseling123 for helpful information, something to make you smile or a reminder that we will all get through this together. Camie Morris 8 James R. Lee 2 GWC, Inc. and the Baggott Family Robert C. Schneider ’64 Van Zoeren Family Endowed Chair in Religion, Ethics and Values, Alumni Board Career Discovery Initiative Endowment He received several degrees in art-print making from the University of Iowa, where he also served as a teaching assistant in the print department. Steven J. Hopp ’83 Kevin H. ’82 and Lori Jones King ’84 Nedra and Bill Martz Endowed Scholarship in English Gregg E. Petersen ’78 and Shirley E. Reddoch *Michael R. Reese ’65 Mary C. Gavin ’79 James E. ’58 and Karlyn Reath Webster Richard A. Christensen ’58 C. R. Jr. and Barbara J. Charlson Steven and Sandrina Simmers Frequent mass shootings in the United States regularly shake the public. She was a Junior Class Marshal and earned the Biology Department Service Award. *Harvey F. and *Cora Gunderson Podell ’29 Mark N. and Penelope Pate Greene C. R. Jr. and Barbara J. Charlson 41 Thomas E. Caestecker 33 + Cost will be the same or less than what you would pay at Holy Family College (i.e. Oracle Corporation 3 Pearl Terbilcox Arthur C. and Karen M. Lisowe 16 *Milo W. ’33 and *Coye Allen Lindow Lawrence N. Laux ’78 and Nina J. Wulff ’77 Gary G. Yerkey ’66 On the country level, poor countries may lack representation in international decision-making despite being more vulnerable to threats such as climate change. Phyllis J. Nielsen 2 Richard G. and Sandra S. Scamehorn 38 Gordon G. and Cheri Smith 21 Robert V. Hannaford 24 JoAnn Ellen Haseltine H. John and Julia Lynch Kummer ’85 Gary G. Yerkey ’66 Thomas I. Trina R. Chernos ’90 Dee Moore Mahuna ’62 Ethel E. Lyon 1912, Graduate Scholarship in English A. Thomas A. Class of 1950 Endowed Scholarship William R. Haljun ’64 Kenneth L. and Susan M. Hill 11 Jacie Verstegen ‘20 of Oshkosh, Wisconsin, Taryn Bosquez ‘19 of Bloomington, Indiana Todd W. Ciesielczyk ’87 was a three-sport athlete at Ripon, competing in football, wrestling and track and field, where he was a four-time All-American. Susan J. Larson ’69 Ramzi B. Jerome R. Blackstone ’49 and Ann Abshier At Ripon College, he majored in art and participated in the ROTC Rifle Team and was detachment commander 1/127th Infantry Regiment. Thomas E. Hoffmann Ernesto A. and Ann Jeanette Mosqueda Henry and Toni Walski John A. Koch 6 Verne B. Churchill Jr. ’54 *Frances L. Christison 1921 Deborah Jensen Lahteine ’93 Mary Pat DeSwarte 2 Thomas J. and Renee Boldt Lyal D. and Bernice Haase Williams 1928, 1930 Endowed Scholarship Roxanne Sortino Gleason ’64 and Susan K. Thornton *Robert H. Giertsen ’40 Robert L. and Heidi D. Hanley 42 Sarah M. Anderson ’10 of Washington, D.C., works as an ecologist for the USDA Forest Service and is currently assigned to a role supporting the 2020 Resources Planning Act Assessment, a report on conditions and trends in natural resources. Cort O. Plummer 18 Maplewood, New Jersey, Jessica Luhman, 2020 emotions of a clown | photograph | 24×10 inches | 2020, untitled | photograph | 13.5×5.5 inches | 2020, untitled | photograph | 5.5×3.5 inches | 2020, the day the clown cried | photograph | 5×6.5 inches | 2020. Eugene J. and Evelyn M. Kain P’02 L. Leone Oyster 1919 Chair in Chemistry Endowment Sarah Walkenhorst Barber 3 Jeffrey J. and Wendy H. Ruetten 6 Steven J. Hopp ’83 Robert H. and Carol M. Young Peter P. and Laurie Kasuboski Robert MacSwain 3 Ann and Charles B. Atwood Scholarship Fund Jay C. and Karin E. Hiller 3 Steven G. and Brigid Yeomans Misael H. Lopez and Judith A. Thomsen Lopez Tim and Sue Lemke 3 Richard M. Borchers ’68 *Roxi-ann Parker Donovan ’55 Irene Schaper 24 Class of 1958 Endowed Scholarship Gary L. ’72 and Jean Kirkpatrick Lederer ’73 Douglas A. and *Lynn P. Northrop Philip K. ’69 and Patricia Nixon McCullough John Kirchgeorg ’63 Nedra Linville Martz She lives in Lombard, Illinois, with her husband, Brian, and daughter, Dorothea (8). Perry H. ’79 and Sarah Hemstock Robinson ’89 adequate housing worldwide. Lucile P. Gatchell 31 James M. and Kelli J. Steig 3 Douglas and Angela Burke Tracey M. Sullivan-Covert 14 Barbara J. Kuter ’76 *Hanna Roberts Nanette Macknick Johnson ’66 David M. Minor ‘68 Louisa Gebelein Jones ’78 He died in April 22, 1998. Alliant Energy Foundation + 75 Carolyn E. Guy ’81 David C. and Lynne C. Joyce 15 Gysbers Jewelry, Inc. 2 *Robert S. ’42 and *Barbara Holt Wilson ’62 Donald B. Hausch and Joanne Thomson 9 William B. Kerri J. Lintott 14 Patricia Underkofler Kegel 1956 Endowed Scholarship The goal of this challenge is to promote just criminal systems worldwide. Marty R. Wahle 3 Mohammad Navid Nafisi Bahabadi ‘22 of Bushehr, Iran Richard R. Brockhaus ’68 Andie Lemkuil ‘21 of Waupaca, Wisconsin Calmerton/Yahr Music Award Andre Miksha ’00 Jennifer L. Machacek and Bob Machacek 3 Jeffrey J. and Wendy H. Ruetten 6 Tylor S. Loest ’07 *Frank C. Shattuck Silver Creek Dentistry 9 *George H. Miller *James R. Pierce ’76 David P. Schenck ’64 Katie M. Loest 11 Michael J. and Jean Parulski 10 Jon E. Palmer 30 Perry H. ’79 and Sarah Hemstock Robinson ’89 James R. Clark ’68 Loren J. and Deanna V. Boone Greenfield, Wisconsin, Deshawn Thomas, 2020 Burton J. Stallard 1926 Prize in Educational Studies Devere “Dutch” Vandervort 1945 Endowed Scholarship James and Jeannette Kreston Ariana N. Myers ’14 Community Foundation of Louisville Harold and May Bumby Severy 1908 Fund Elizabeth A. Lederer Joanne Adams Spelman 1946 Endowed Scholarship Cris G. ’69 and Barbara Lewis Johnson ’68 Dale E. Bikowski 1983 Endowed Scholarship *Newell A. and *Beth Hoveland Younggren ’38 Lisa A. *Donald W. ’42 and *Marilyn Dixon Anderson ’45 Megan M. Draper ’01 Robert E. and Anita S. Hoffman *Jean Hammond Otto ’48 Donna E. Kantner ’68 William J. and Theresa A. Morrissey 41 Vicky Porth Tobias ’68 Joseph A. and Marcia S. Di Piazza *Arthur W. Jorgensen ’27 Students should utilize their local crisis support services, the Crisis Text Line (text START to 741741), the National Suicide Prevention Hotline (1-800-273-8255), or call 9-1-1.Â. *Andy M. Palm ’53 Kathleen Potts Searl 1942 Endowed Scholarship Robert L. Brandfass ’83 William R. Higgins III ’78 This challenge therefore addresses issues associated with a demographic transition and promotes aging with dignity. Scott L. ’74 and Linda Mohr Dicks ’74 Brian M. and Sara Disterhaft 11 Over 11% of people in the world are hungry and 3.1 million children die as a result of malnutrition annually. Robert M. and Diane C. Stangl 3 Danny A. and Yong Suk Lee 14 Jason and Tracy Goeglein Pamela Price Smith ’68 and Robert L. Smith Hansen/Kilbourne Endowed Scholarship Eugene J. and Evelyn M. Kain Brian G. McKay 1971 Endowed Scholarship Carol Seeliger began at Ripon College Nov. 11, 1991. David K. ’03 and Karen M. Berg Williams ’03 Robert B. Kohn 50 Richard and Mary R. Pankratz Richard K. Sr. ’76 and Kathy C. Russo, Anonymous Donors This case focuses on limiting violence, promoting peace and justice, and supporting transparent institutions with broad participation. She joined the faculty at Augustana College in 2018, where she teaches courses in political communication, public rhetoric, and advertising. Barry L. and Ann B. Rogers 22 Kurt W. and Jane C. Piernot 16 Niederer Fund for Physics This series defies the traditional function of a mirror, creating a situation where the viewer is not in the reflection. Green Lake/Ripon Tennis Group 6 *Justin H. ’33 and *Louise Hielsberg Hazen ’58 and Peggy A. Sturm Tom and Debra Konecny 10 H. Andersen and Jeanne Lyke Cedar Street Charitable Foundation 5 The Geisthardt Family 3 *Clementine L. Peterson Bernada Jaeger 2 William M. Banks ’67 Morgan Stanley Global Impact Funding Trust, Inc. 3 Nicole Petrovic ‘21 of Mt. “I’ll miss the friendships I’ve built with co-workers, along with lifelong friendships that I’ve formed with many students. Savannah N. White ’19 RGA Reinsurance Company + Brian H. and Mary Kaye Smith 31 *Elizabeth Bumby Dirk A. Nancy S. Tuz 16 This form traditionally is performed by women orally and often whispered into ears from a woman to woman in order to remain anonymous. Farrell’s Fine Furnishings, LLC 6 Rafael F. Salas 11 Russell L. Blake and Barbara A. McGowan 32 Sarah K. Frohardt-Lane 5 Illumina Foundation ’06 and Kaelin Butch Fontaine ’06 Joel W. Cler and Marjorie A. Kenyon-Cler 24 Sarah M. McGowan 38 Richard A. and Jalene K. Lodle 25 Dr. Edwin W. Webster 1919 Endowed Scholarship H.B. Dena G. Willmore ’67 *Roy W. Johnson Michael D. Moser 31 Robert L. Reilly ’65 Donald L. and Anne A. Bentley The site’s […]. William A. Edward and Adele Gabriel 19 Judith Herrick 42 West Bend, Wisconsin, Kayla Furlanon, 2020 Andrew T. ’79 and Lori Knaak Dickson ’80 Pleasant, Wisconsin *Richard J. Bailar ’51 The Swick Family 3 Douglas A. Borer ’85 Andrew E. II ’69 and Karen K. Cook *Edna Joyner Martin Arthur Wong ’53 Earl John Bush Endowed Scholarship While a student, she worked in the Biology Department, Foreign Language Department and Office of Admissions. Brian B. Stephens 7 Patricia R. Barry 51 Todd I. and Betty Berens 27 William W. Leiner, Jr. ’74 and Mary Munro Following her PhD research, Sarah served as a NOAA John A. 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