As alumni and friends of the Les Aspin Center for Government, you understand the uniqueness of our programs and the impact they have on our students.
During the past 30 years, the Les Aspin Center has transformed more than 2,500 students into women and men dedicated to our political process and affecting change in our nation’s capital, in their communities, and around the world. The Les Aspin Center would not be what it is today without your help.
Les Aspin Center Board of Visitors
We especially want to thank the Les Aspin Center Board of Visitors for their support, generosity, and guidance.
James Aspin
Management Vectors
Micahel Bartley
Steeltown Entertainment Project
William Broydrick
Broydrick & Associates
Todd Ciresi
Resultati
Timothy F. Cullen
Rudy de Leon
Center for American Progress
William Ryan Drew
O'Neil, Cannon & Hollman
Andrew Foster
Aemetis Advanced Fuels
Sharon Haverstock
Haverstock & Associates, LLC.
Kathryn Hein
Mary E. Henke
Gordon Henke Family Foundation
Robert Henzl
Hostak, Henzl & Bichler
Hon. Herb Kohl
U.S. Senate (retired)
Jacqueline Lewis
Hon. David Obey
U.S. House of Representatives (retired)
Steven M. Radke
Northwestern Mutual
Bruce Renquist
Hon. Paul Ryan
Former Speaker of U.S. House of Representatives
John Seder
Milwaukee Valve
Mary Beth Stanton
Invariant
Amy Ford Souders
Cornerstone Government Affairs Group
Hon. Tommy Thompson
Former Secretary of U.S. Department
of Health and Human Services; Former Wisconsin Governor
Mark Wagner
Johnson Controls, Inc.
John K. Wilson
Foley & Lardner LLP
Tim Yehl
Tim Yehl Consulting
Les Aspin Alumni Council
This year, we have reestablished the Les Aspin Alumni Council, composed of student interns in the Office of Public Affairs who have participated in the Les Aspin or Kleczka Programs. As part of their mission to connect alum, they have created the newsletter to inform alumni about the Aspin Center, the Kleczka Program, Alumni Council programming and the success of our former students.
Alumni Newsletter Archive
Spring 2019
