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A page within Campus Child Center

When Campus Child Center first opened its doors in 1985, a commitment was made to recruiting a staff whose knowledge base was firmly planted in sound early childhood practice, was driven by a desire to always do what is right for the children, and was dedicated to supporting each other.

Ashley Franzo  Profile of Ashley Franzo  Office hours

Campus Child Center Director
Campus Child Center
afranzo@uwlax.edu

Specialty areas:

Early childhood education with an emphasis in behavioral studies and special education.

Kim Amundson  Profile of Kim Amundson

Early Child Edu Teacher
Campus Child Center
kamundson@uwlax.edu
608.785.8813

Specialty areas:

Early Childhood Education ages birth to five.

Molly Mason  Profile of Molly Mason

Early Child Edu Teacher
Campus Child Center
mmason@uwlax.edu

Elena Mueller  Profile of Elena Mueller

Early Child Edu Teacher
Campus Child Center
emueller@uwlax.edu

Specialty areas:

Child Development: ages birth to fifth grade

Jodi Strong  Profile of Jodi Strong

Early Child Edu Teacher
Campus Child Center
jstrong@uwlax.edu
608.785.8813

Specialty areas:

Child Development,  ages birth to five

Melissa Walbrun  Profile of Melissa Walbrun

Early Child Edu Teacher
Campus Child Center
mwalbrun@uwlax.edu
608.785.8813

Specialty areas:

Early Childhood Education

Saralyn Klais  Profile of Saralyn Klais

Float Teacher
Campus Child Center
sklais@uwlax.edu

Specialty areas:

Ages birth - fifth grade (age 11)

UWL student staff

Complementing our full-time staff is our student staff, serving as our teaching assistants. Coming primarily from the fields of Education and Psychology, our student employees work approximately 10 hours per week and are with us for an average of two years.  While they are with us, they have the opportunity to apply the knowledge they are gaining through their coursework in our setting and are able to grow in their skills and abilities as teachers of young children. And more importantly, they provide for us an energy and exuberance that adds flavor and delight to our program - it just wouldn't be the same without them.