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Personal and Professional Achievements for Author David Joseph Marcou as of March 2, 2022
Personal and Professional Achievements for Author David Joseph Marcou as of March 2, 2022
- Mar. 04, 2022
David Joseph Marcou ’73 (history), Wisconsin’s most prolific author, continues to publish his books, plays, poems, photos, etc. He’s authored and published more than 265 of his own books so far, including his award-winning Spirit of America series comprising 180+ titles. Many of his books are groundbreaking and award-winning titles. David’s freelance writings and photos have also been published in newspapers and magazines since 1974. His son, Matthew, is an electrical engineer and military veteran living in Illinois.
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Erica A. Storm JD’02 is a shareholder in the Labor and Employment Section at von Briesen & Roper, s.c., focusing on employment law and employee...
William “Will” Bratcher ’05, JD’10 was elected to serve as judge of the newly created Clark County Circuit Court Branch II. He started his six-year term on the bench on August 1, 2023.
John Bowman MA’78, MS’80 retired recently from a career in international agricultural development, which took him on a journey of 40+ years working...
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This past summer Sarah (Burns) Wu ’99 became an assistant professor of practice in the speech-language pathology department of Lewis University in Romeoville, Illinois. She teaches courses to undergraduate and graduate students and also works with...
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Derek Wiitala ’18, MS’19 recently was a guest lecturer at the Wisconsin School of Business.
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