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Advisory Committee Members

Paul Chase
Campus Executive Officer and Dean
UW-Barron County

Carol Churas
Workforce Resource Coordinator
Eau Claire County Job Center

Jody Conner
Workforce Resource Coordinator
Clark County Workforce Resource

Bonnie Dockry
Program Coordinator
Wisconsin Educational Opportunity Program

Linda Falch
Corrections Field Supervisor
Community Corrections

Dale Fenton
Assistant Campus Dean for Student Services
UW-Barron County

Jean Frenzel
Workforce Resource Consultant
Barron County Workforce Resource

George Kroeninger
Director, Continuing Education
UW-Eau Claire

Sue Lane
Regional Coordinator, Workforce Resource
Chippewa County Workforce Resource

Merry Lienau
Regional Coordinator, Workforce Resource
Dunn County Workforce Resource

Natti Marlaire
Student Services Manager
CVTC-Eau Claire

Tim Moore
Local Veterans Employment Representative
221 W. Madison Street, Suite 140-B

Carmen Olson
Employment and Resource Coordinator
Jackson County Workforce Connections


Heather Pearson
Associate Director, Admissions Office

UW-Eau Claire

Heather Ryan
Chippewa Valley Correctional Treatment Facility

Jeanne Semb
Renew Project Manager
Western Dairyland EOC

Todd Solberg
Wisconsin Indianhead Technical College
Rice Lake Campus

Ed Steinacker
Wisconsin Job Service
Eau Claire County Job Center

Pam Taylor
Employment Coordinator
Trempealeau County Workforce Connections

Thomas Vue
Employment & Training Specialist
Eau Claire County Workforce Resource

Jeanne Walsh
Adult Basic Education Instructor
Washburn County Learning Center

Nasra Xashi
Refugee Services Coordinator
Workforce Resource International Center

Evan Xiong
Executive Director
Eau Claire Area Hmong Mutual Assistance Association, Inc.


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