SWYS - 2001 Acknowledgements
Many people contributed to the Southwest Wisconsin teen assessment
program (SWYS). They realized the need and value of local data
on positive forces and risk behaviors affecting youth.
Special thanks to the teachers who cooperated in the administration of the
survey, the parents who allowed their children to participate and the 5704
students who gave their thoughtful responses. The school SWYS coordinators
need to be recognized for the hours spent designing the survey, and gathering
input from students, teachers, administrators, and parents. Their efforts also
include coordinating the administration of the SWYS survey in the school and
serving as contact people for the program.
The school SWYS coordinators are:
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Argyle - Janet West
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Dodgeville - Kari Bennett
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River Ridge - Judy Drone
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Barneveld - Lee Fahrney
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Iowa-Grant - Angela Belken
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River Valley - Cynthia Green
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Belmonth - Betsy Klinger
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Lancaster - Ron Meissner
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Seneca - Diane Yager
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Benton - Rhonda Wildes
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Mineral Point - Vicki Dahl
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Shullsburg - Rhonda Peradi
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Black Hawk - Stacey Troxel
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Pecatonica - Jubie Simonson
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Southwestern - Steve Elvidge
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Cassville - Bruce Boyum
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Platt -Mary Kay Logeman
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Darlington - Dan Myers
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Potosi - Gail Steiner
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Other Acknowledgements include:
- School Administration and School Boards of the 19 Schools
who approved the use of the SWYS survey
- School Principals, teachers and staff who cooperated in the
administration of the survey
- The Iowa, Lafayette and Grant County Board of Supervisor's
Agriculture and Extension Education Committees for supporting
this project
- Jane Anne McCabe of CESA #3 and Shelly Ruetten, formerly
of CESA #3 for
coordinating meetings and input on the survey
- Theron E. Parsons, IV, Psychology Professor at UW-Platteville,
who provided data analysis, on-going assistance and technical
support to the project
- Sherri Goins, Michelle Mueller and Becky DeBuhr, UW-P students
for assistance with chapter introductions, data analysis and
survey question development
- Elaine Buening, Iowa County UW-Extension Program Support
Specialist, for word processing and editing skills
- Bev Broihahn, Grant County UW-Extension Administrative Support
Assistant for editing skills
- Shirley Andrews and Barb Weigel, Lafayette County UW-Extension
Secretaries for editing skills
- Betty Gleason, Lafayette County UW-Extension Family Living
Educator, Nancy Stoutenborough, former Grant County UW-Extension
Family Living Agent, and Sue Curtis, former Lafayette County
UW-Extension Youth Development Educator for their efforts in
the initial stages of the program
- Grant County Tobacco-Free Coalition, the Lafayette County
Tobacco-Free Coalition, the Iowa County Tobacco Coalition,
Lafayette County Families First, the Department of Transportation,
United Way of Iowa County, Iowa County Family Preservation
and Support, UW-Extension Southern District Resource Management
Team, the Biddick Foundation, the Alliant Foundation, and the
Iowa County Domestic Violence Task Force for financial assistance
Thanks to anyone we may have inadvertently failed to mention.
- Christina Kenney, UW-Extension Grant County Family Living
Agent
- Tom Schmitz, UW-Extension Grant/Lafayette County Youth Development
Educator
- Ruth Schriefer, UW-Extension Iowa County Family Living Agent
- Deb Ivey, UW-Extension Iowa County 4-H Youth Development
Agent
Return to 2001 SWYS Survey
Results
Tom
Schmitz, Grant/Lafayette County Youth Development Educator
Youth and Agriculture Center P.O. Box 31, Lancaster, WI 53813
Phone: 608-723-2125 Fax: 608:723-4315
E-mail: thomas.schmitz@ces.uwex.edu |