She has authored numerous written works, including 'Murder Most Poetic,' which was published in 1996. Stanley Weinkauf has been featured in a wide range of honors publications, including Who's Who in America, Who's Who in American Education, Who's Who in the Midwest and Who's Who of American Women. Stanley Weinkauf completed a Master of Divinity through the Lutheran School of Theology at Chicago in 1993. She remained in this role for more than two decades before joining Columbia College as a part-time instructor in 1989. Stanley Weinkauf accepted a position as a professor and head of the English department. Upon joining Dakota Wesleyan University in 1969, Dr. She later joined Adrian College as an assistant professor of English, a position she held for three years. Stanley Weinkauf worked as a graduate assistant and instructor. She went on to attend the University of Tennessee, where she completed a Master of Arts in 1962 and PhD in 1966. Stanley Weinkauf received a Bachelor of Arts from Wisconsin State University-Eau Claire in 1961. Prior to pursuing a career in education, Dr. Stanley Weinkauf previously served as a pastor in White Pine, Michigan, and Gowrie, Iowa. Throughout the course of her career, she has also been recognized as a pastor with the Calvary Evangelical Lutheran Church, Siloa Lutheran Church and Ontonagon Faith. Stanley Weinkauf served as the director of the Lay School for Mission at Sayner Campus prior to her retirement in 2013. Factors such as position, noteworthy accomplishments, visibility, and prominence in a field are all taken into account during the selection process.Ī dedicated clergywoman, Dr. As in all Marquis Who's Who biographical volumes, individuals profiled are chosen from among a pool of the most prominent professionals and are selected on the basis of current reference value. Atteberry, Emporia Stateġ988 – Vita Margaret Barre, Central Arkansasġ981 – Patricia O’Connor Rumpf, Cleveland Stateġ980 – Debra Kay Waddle, Central Arkansasġ977 – Pamela J.WOODRUFF, Wisc., J/PRNewswire/ - Mary Stanley Weinkauf, PhD, is a distinguished biographee of Marquis Who's Who. At the Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for the Headquarters in Indianapolis, Vanessa Ryan, Alpha Gamma Delta, and Amanda Clark, were both pinned as National White Rose Sweethearts in 2018 for their efforts and dedication to the Headquarters building at 8741 Founders Road.Ģ008 – Jennifer Nicole Williams, Central ArkansasĢ000 – Ashley Ryan Hernadez, Central Missouriġ999 – Kerry Lynn Fleming, Nebraska at Kearneyġ997 – Heather Aspen Ezell, Central Arkansasġ993 – Sherri Lynn Tidwell, Central Arkansasġ992 – Janet Denise Trostle, Central Oklahomaġ989 – Josette C. In 2008, Holly Mauer Alello was crowned at the Christopher Maur Grand Chapter in St. Maurine Reynolds Achauer was crowned in 1972 for her tireless work with the Alpha Chapter and 101 Ming Street and Mary Cunningham was crowned in 1984 for her national efforts. There have been five individuals bestowed the National White Rose title after their collegiate career. Finalists are highly encouraged to attend the Fraternity’s summer conference where the National White Rose will be determined by conference attendees. Three finalists will be selected from nominees and notified by Headquarters Staff. The applicant should be nominated by the chapter but self-nominations are accepted. Now, the $500 National White Rose Scholarship goes to one chapter’s current White Rose who has made positive contributions to the chapter and best embodies the ideals and principles of Sigma Tau Gamma.Įach chapter may nominate one White Rose. The first National Rose of Sigma Tau Gamma was chosen in 1940 but became an annual award in 1952. Michael Schermer & Doug Lichtenberger Foundation Advocate Award.Alumni Association Award of Distinction.Winebrenner Distinguished Fraternity Service Award.Stan Musial and Eric Hillman Sportsmanship Award.Marvin Millsap Distinguished Foundation Service Medal.Distinguished Interfraternal Leadership Award.Distinguished Alumnus Award & Young Distinguished Alumnus Award.

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