“Nothing comes to a sleeper but a dream!” This quote inspired Anthony Lyons to take action and train for a new career. “I've always felt I was a leader, and I knew I wanted to own my own business, so I figured this would be a start,” recalls Anthony. To accomplish this dream, he enrolled in Stautzenberger College's business administration program. Understanding the value of an associate degree, Anthony continued his education.
Tune in to see our very own instructor, Judge Greene, who will appear on Court Cam on A&E national network Wednesday, August 18th at 9 PM!
“Stautzenberger gave me my start.” When Brooke Davis enrolled at Stautzenberger College, she was a single mom and facing several obstacles in her personal life. However, pursuing a new career helped her move forward. Growing up, Brooke worked on her grandparents' neighbor's farm during the weekends and summer. “She taught me so much and was firm on the importance of education,” says Brooke. This family friend inspired Brooke to choose a career in animal welfare business administration.
“Do it for you, not because you have to, but because you want it!” says Anndrea Mays, Stautzenberger College graduate. Ready for a new career, Anndrea enrolled in our Associate of Applied Science in Business Administration program and never lost sight of her goal. Even when the courses felt challenging, she remained determined and continued studying. “There have been times when I was too tired from work, but I kept pushing,” she recalls.
Healthcare is a vast field with a plethora of possible career paths. Dr. Jennifer Kline, lead instructor for our healthcare science associate degree program, prepares students for the numerous options. With over 20 years of healthcare experience, Dr. Kline has held many roles, such as: teacher, epidemiologist, public health professional, infection preventionist, and nurse.
Dr. Todd Wildey is proud to serve Stautzenberger College students as the Dean of Maumee Campus. Born and raised in Michigan, Dr. Wildey grew up helping with his father's landscaping company and grandfather's farm. When his grandfather developed Alzheimer's, Dr. Wildey cared for him while earning his realtor's license and selling real estate. This experience inspired him to later attend medical school.
Andy O'Neal, Dean of Stautzenberger College's Brecksville Campus, has been in post-secondary education administration for over 23 years. Various positions he has held include: Department Chair, Associate Dean, Academic Dean, and Vice Provost. He enjoys coaching faculty to prepare students for the workforce as well as helping graduates find employment. Additionally, he has been teaching college-level courses for 8 years.
Do you see yourself working at a rescue and adoption agency like Tails Humane Society in DeKalb, Illinois? Started in 1999, Tails Humane Society provides “a safe haven for over 3,350 animals each year,” conducts community outreach programs, and offers low-cost spay and neuter services.1 This is where Stautzenberger College graduate Peyton McAllister began serving animals. We are proud of Peyton for graduating from our animal welfare administration program and starting the career of her dreams.
Do you envision yourself helping patients in a healthcare setting? Our patient care technician program prepares students like Chelsee Chanthakham-Fell for a multitude of healthcare careers such as phlebotomist, EKG technician, and nursing assistant. We are proud of Chelsee for following her passion, caring for patients in her community, and graduating from the patient care technician program.
At Stautzenberger College, learning online does not mean learning alone. Dr. Amber Christmas has joined our team as a dedicated Online Student Services Advisor. Serving both the Maumee and Brecksville campuses, Dr. Christmas provides students with assistance and guidance even when they are taking courses at home.