College Connection Advisors

Richard Church, Advisor
UW-Manitowoc: 920-683-2828
UW-Sheboygan: 920-459-6669

Rich Church here and I'm the UWM College Connection Advisor serving students at the UW-Sheboygan and UW-Manitowoc campuses. I have served in many capacities including Freshman "Study Skills" Course Instructor, Residence Hall Director, Financial Aid Advisor, High School Guidance Counselor, and Summer Orientation Assistant Director at places like UW-Milwaukee, UW-Stout, Northern Michigan University, and Mid-State Technical College. I have a B.S. in Human Development and an M.S. in Guidance and Counseling from UW-Stout.

I look forward to meeting those of you working towards a Bachelor's degree from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.

Andy Cuneo, Advisor
UW-Rock County: 608-758-6626
UW-Waukesha: 262-521-5529

Hello, my name is Andy Cuneo, and I am an Academic Advisor for the Bachelor of Arts in Organizational Administration program (College Connection) through UW-Milwaukee. I currently serve as the Coordinator for students completing this program at UW-Rock County, and UW-Waukesha County. I received both my B.A. and M.A. in Communication from UWM, and have taught Communication courses at UWM since 1993.

If you are interested in completing a UWM Bachelor's Degree in Organizational Administration--with an optional business minor--from the campuses at UW-Rock County or UW-Waukesha County, please give me a call.

Kimberly Hanan, Advisor
UW-Baraboo: (414) 229-6460
UW-Barron County: (414) 229-6460
UW-Fond du Lac: (414) 229-6460
UW-Marinette: (414) 229-6460
UW-Richland: (414) 229-6460

Hello and Welcome to UWM! My name is Kimberly Hanan and I advise students in the Bachelor of Arts Degree in Organizational Administration (College Connection). As an alumnus, I am very familiar with the University and I will use this knowledge to help you make a smooth transition to the program. As your advisor, I can help you in a variety of ways, including explaining degree and major requirements, selecting classes and understanding university policies and procedures. If you have any questions or concerns, please feel welcome to contact me at any time. I look forward to meeting you!

Jim Klingbiel, Advisor
UW-Washington County: Room 154, (262) 335-5292

My name is Jim Klingbiel and I advise continuing students from their sophomore year through graduation. I also serve as the initial advising contact for students who have completed a Bachelors degree and are interested in pursuing a second degree.

I also advise at UW Washington County for UWM's College Connection Program. I graduated from UWM but started at UW Waukesha so I am familiar with the two year centers from a students perspective. Whether you're an on campus student, or are interested in earning your degree at UWWC, I look forward to meeting with you.