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Welcome Laina Stuebner!

On Monday, April 24, 2023, Laina Stuebner started as a Grants & Research Program Specialist with the Office of Grants & Research department.

Her name is pronounced Lay-nuh and her preferred pronouns are she/her. Prior to starting in this new position, she graduated with from the University of Wisconsin – Madison, BA in International Studies (Dec. 2013) and the University of Wisconsin Law School, J.D. (May 2020). She then worked as an Attorney at Law for the Firm of Conway, Olejniczak & Jerry S.C. for 3 years.

Laina would like to share that her hometown is Downers Grove, Illinois and that she enjoys hiking, camping, and sailing. She is also a member of the Exceptional Equestrians Board of Directors as well as a member of the Midwest Environmental Advocates Board of Directors.

Welcome Laina!

Welcome Lauryn Albaugh!

On Monday, April 17, 2023, Lauryn Albaugh started as a Program Specialist, Community Theater & Arts with the Continuing Education & Community Engagement department.

Her name is pronounced Lor-in and her preferred pronouns are she/her. Prior to starting in this new position, she graduated with a BA in Art Management from the University of Wisconsin Green Bay. She also has worked in The Weidner Center as Student Staff and Education and Community Outreach Coordinator for 2 years, Ravinia Steans Music Institute as a Production Assistant for 1 year, and Saint Thomas Aquinas Academy as a Kindergarten Teacher for 1 year.

Lauryn would like to share that her hometown is Marinette, WI and she enjoys camping, backpacking, hiking, gardening, crafting, cooking, photography, and playing darts.

Welcome Lauryn!

Welcome Pamela Rivers!

On Monday, April 17, 2023, Pamela Rivers started as an Instructional Designer with the CATL department.

Her preferred name is Pam and her preferred pronouns are she, her, hers. Prior to coming here to UW-Green Bay, she graduated with a Bachelors of Arts from Ball State University, a Master of Arts in Educational Technology from Pepperdine University, and a Master of Arts in English from Arizona State University. She worked as an Assistant Director of Academic Technology and Professional Development at Bakersfield College for 5 years and 17 years as a K-12 teacher.

Pam would like to share that she has a daughter who’s 14. They hope to have a new fur baby or two once they get settled. She also has two sisters and a brother, all who work in higher ed. Pam also won the David Letterman Scholarship for a screenplay she wrote in college. Her hometown is Kokomo, Indiana and she enjoys writing, baking, and traveling with her daughter.  She is also involved in the community as a Sunday School Teacher.

Welcome Pamela!