Commencement Student Speaker Transformed by Viterbo

Tony Welch came away from his four years at Viterbo with a degree in sports management and leadership and a sense of mission in life. “No matter the situation, I always want to put myself in the shoes of others and take care of people by being kind,” he said.

Faculty Focus: Q&A with Enoch Antwi

Enoch Opoku Antwi, now in his third year teaching leadership and management in Viterbo University’s Dahl School of Business, grew up in Ghana, the oldest son in a family of five children. At 12, he stepped up to be the family breadwinner, his first step toward a life devoted to studying and teaching leadership.

A Born Teacher, Antwi Aims to Take Leadership to Next Level

Enoch Opoku Antwi, now in his third year teaching leadership and management in Viterbo University’s Dahl School of Business, might be a born leader. There’s no doubt, however, that leadership was thrust upon him and that he has made the most of it.

Business Student Wants to Help Fellow Veterans

Viterbo marketing student Curtis Petersen wanted to be able to help his fellow veterans, and he decided he needed a college degree to do it.

Katina Mandylaris at Top of Game Down Under

Viterbo basketball star Katina Mandylaris ’10 has built an extremely successful global business, with her success hinging on relationship building and helping others achieve success, a core tenet of the servant leadership lessons she learned as a Viterbo marketing major.

Nicki Skinner Having a Gold Medal Career at Olympics Center

For Nicki (Robinson) Skinner ’04, a three-sport athlete at Viterbo, working at the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Training Center since 2005 has been a dream job. Now senior director at the center, her work has taken her to eight Olympics.

Business Dean Tonya Wagner an Agent of Change

For Tonya Wagner, becoming dean of Viterbo's College of Business, Leadership and Ethics perfectly meshes her love of higher education with her knack for being a change agent in the business world.

At Viterbo, Maya Roberts Blossoms as a Leader

Thanks to COVID-19, the volleyball standout Maya Roberts has another year of eligibility. And thanks to Viterbo’s 4-plus-1 program, a year from now she’ll be graduating from Viterbo again, this time with a Master of Arts in Servant Leadership degree.

Up Close: A Q&A with J. Todd Ondell

Viterbo faculty member J. Todd Ondell worked in his family’s business (17 Hardee’s restaurants) for almost 20 years. Ondell and his wife, Deb, later owned Grounded Specialty Coffee in downtown La Crosse.

Josh Clark Has a Full Plate with Culver’s

Josh Clark, who has a stake in 12 Culver's restaurants in four states on top of a related business consulting business and other ventures, has had to be creative in his career so he can balance business and family.