Growing up in a small town, Quinn Hause ’98 was attracted to Viterbo’s small size and personal touch. “I absolutely loved everything about Viterbo, the small class sizes, professors who knew who you were,” said the longtime social worker. “You weren’t just a number. They actually wanted to see you succeed.” Her daughter, Caitlin, grew up in that same small town and will start her freshman year as a biochemistry major at Viterbo in the fall, drawn to the university for many of the same reasons that attracted her mother.

Tuesday, July 21

Are you an employee who is looking to connect with others to share lessons learned, innovative practices, and ideas for enriching the Viterbo community in light of the global pandemic? Join John Robinson and Beth Dolder-Zieke for a “Virtual Water Cooler Conversation” on Wednesday, July 22 from noon-1 p.m. at https://viterbo.zoom.us/j/96041052795.

Friday, July 17

2 p.m. Proseminar Master of Education Marking the Milestone Celebration. The Viterbo community is invited to view the event via the live stream link. Questions about the event can be sent to kaduerwachter@viterbo.edu. Enjoy the celebratory video.

From: Richard Trietley <rctrietley@viterbo.edu>
Date: Friday, July 17, 2020 at 12:03 PM
Subject: Important Message regarding academic classes  

Dear students,

Thursday, July 16

9:30 a.m. Timecards are due in the payroll office – Murphy Center 201. Staff timecards can be emailed to amschmitz@viterbo.edu. Student timecards can be emailed to vlwolfe@viterbo.edu.

Wednesday, July 15

A cell phone was found on campus. Contact Viterbo campus safety and security to claim.

Students seeking to transfer credits from any of Wisconsin’s 16 technical colleges to Viterbo University will have a much easier time in the future thanks to a new comprehensive agreement. Viterbo is one of the private, nonprofit colleges and universities participating in the WAICU-WTCS Course Credit Transfer Agreement.

Jackie Herbers is an assistant professor of English here at Viterbo University. In August 2019, she earned her PhD in Language and Literacy from Cardinal Stritch University in Milwaukee. The pursuit of her doctoral degree culminated in her dissertation titled, “The Role of News Media in Constructing Gender, Politics, and the Presidency.”

Dawn Mazzola is the assistant director of financial aid at Viterbo University. In this role she has many responsibilities, which include processing financial aid offers, managing the federal work-study program, financial aid advising, and acting as a private lending liaison.  

Friday, July 10

Happy retirement to Diane Engh, whose last day at Viterbo is July 15. https://ensemble.viterbo.edu/Watch/Diane_Engh_Retirement_Message