Distinguished Alumna of the Year Award
Joanne Geritz Quick, Grad 鈥�62
Wauwatosa, Wis.
It was a different world when Dr. Joanne Quick walked across the Commencement stage in 1962. Cited as a significant time of change for women in the 20th century, Joanne credits her school leadership degree from the College of Education for preparing her to 鈥渁ccept the challenges of high school administration.鈥� Read more.
Counselor Education and Counseling Psychology Achievement Award
Dr. Lynn A. Catlin, Grad 鈥�02, Grad 鈥�06
Madison, Wis.
Dr. Lynn Catlin鈥檚 innovative approach to counseling and psychology first took root in a place few would describe as innovative. While helping provide basic shelter and work to homeless men at the Guest House of Milwaukee, Lynn turned an internship into her life鈥檚 work. Read more.
Educational Policy and Leadership Achievement Award
Dr. Jennifer C. Mendez, Grad 鈥�86
Detroit
Tenacity may not be the first word that comes to mind when looking at this self-proclaimed 鈥渉eight-challenged individual,鈥� but that is the word Dr. Jennifer Mendez鈥檚 peers use to describe her. Read more.
Young Alumna of the Year Award
Celina Dabrowski Pauly, Grad 鈥�12
Milwaukee
In Celina Pauly鈥檚 world as an elementary school counselor, she never knows what issue is going to pop up in her doorway. She credits critical thinking as the key skill she learned at 向日葵视频to help in those moments. Read more.
