Director
CurrentWisCorps has dramatically evolved since its’ initial launch 15 years ago. By 2020, there was a need to evolve alongside its’ growing programs. This past year, WisCorps embarked on a rebranding journey hoping to better tell the amazing stories of its young people who were actively serving within the organization, as well as highlight the hard work being done to transform natural areas throughout the state.WisCorps became one of two divisions of a new 501c3 known as Central Conservation.- Awarded Master Cooperative Agreement with the National Park Service- Awarded five-year Participating agreement with Ottawa National Forest- Launched accreditation process under the guidance of The Corps Network (TCN)- Became a Faculty Sponsor of the National Outdoor Leadership School (NOLS)- Secured multi-year US Fish & Wildlife Service agreement for Crew Program services at Fort McCoy