New faces welcomed at WITC-New Richmond

Rose Cibulka, instructor, industrial automation, controls and networking program. Bringing her bachelor's degree in electrical engineering from UW-Platteville and a Wisconsin Professional Engineer's License to WITC, Cibulka worked at Viking Engineering and Development Inc., and was a software specialist for Factory Systems Engineering Inc. both in Minnesota. She is from Hudson.

Lisa Shields, instructor, associate degree-nursing program. Shields holds a bachelor's degree in nursing from the University of Minnesota, and a master's degree in nursing as a nurse practitioner from the College of St. Catherine, St. Paul. She is currently completing her doctorate of nursing practice at St. Catherine's, and is certified as a nurse nutritional consultant. Shields comes to WITC from Matrix Medical Network, where she worked with communities and skilled nursing facilities. She as well worked with Community Health Partnership of WI. She lives in Hammond.

Cayla Wencl, staff, student activities advisor. Wencl joins WITC with a bachelor's degree in professional and organizational communication, a bachelor's degree in marketing communication, both from UW-River Falls, and a master's degree in education, student affairs administration in higher education from UW-La Crosse. Earlier, Wencl worked at Western Technical College in La Crosse as a campus activities and student government advisor. Wencl now calls New Richmond home.

Those who retired or decided to pursue other interests include Bonnie Howe, Jean Roedl, Mark Kearns, Diane Whipple, Steve Hintz, Andy Bangsberg, Lynette Oakley, Edna Grotjahn Early, Dennis Early, Al Filipa, Connie Fisk and Jean Baker.