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Lisa Stephan Executive Director (920) 457-7272 ext 118 Lisa resides in Plymouth, WI with her husband, Matt, and has three children, Kyanne, Jade and Michael. She received her Bachelor of Arts degree from Lakeland College with a major in Psychology and Sociology and a minor in Social Welfare. She later went on to receive her Master of Arts in Counseling with an emphasis in Higher Education from Lakeland College. Lisa had been working in higher education for over 25 years in various roles, including director of student activities, director of career development, academic advisor, senior director for student development and regional director for adult education. She is a member of St. Thomas Aquinas, where she is has served as a Faith Formation instructor for five years. Lisa also volunteers with the Kiel Area Youth Theatre and serves on their board of directors. Lisa loves to spend time with her family, cooking, raising miniature schnauzers and traveling. She believes that our God-given talents and treasures should be shared with others through servant leadership to positively impact those in our community. |
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Jodi Bonnett Office Administrator (920) 457-7272 ext 114 Jodi was born and raised in Sheboygan. She graduated from Lakeland College with BA in Accounting minoring in Business Administration. When she married Lee Bonnett, she became the step mother to Sandra, Jason, Pieper & Austyn along with her children Dylan, Carly, and Jadyn. Her family continues to grow as she graduated to step grandma to Hunter Lee and her two grandchildren, Easton Oak and Ingrid Sage. Her family has several pets of their own as well as fosters kittens. She enjoys camping, walks by the lake, family game nights, and spending time with her family. She continues to see God’s blessings in her life when she least expects it. |
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Maria Camara Farmers Market Coordinator (920) 457-7272 ext 111 Maria graduated from UW-Milwaukee in December of 2009 with a BFA in visual art and dance. In January of 2017, Maria travelled to Guinea, West Africa, to further her study of West African dance and culture. Upon her return, Maria began working at SCIO as the Farmers Market Manager for the entirety of the 2017 season. Life-changing events led Maria back to Guinea in 2018 and away from her position at SCIO. In May of 2019, Maria returned to SCIO to begin work again with the Farmers Market. She is very happy to be back in the Sheboygan community where she resides with her husband, Salia. In addition to the Farmers Market, Maria dances with Nafaya, the African Drum & Dance Company in Sheboygan, and is an active member in the Sheboygan arts community. |
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Ashleigh Monticello Bridgeway Program Manager (920) 457-7272 ext 112 Ashleigh Monticello grew up in Rapid River, a small town in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. Family is very important to her and she doesn’t take a moment with them for granted. Ashleigh enjoys visiting her family, spending time down at her family’s cabin during the summer months, and staying active. Ashleigh graduated Cum Laude from Lakeland University in 2016 with her Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology. Prior to graduation she interned at SCIO and then got hired on as Program Assistant. Ashleigh has been residing in Sheboygan with her kitty Myles ever since. In 2017, she was promoted to Bridgeway Program Manager. Ashleigh believes that with empathy and compassion, she can help make a difference in people’s lives. She strives for making people feel heard, loved, and cared for. Ashleigh believes everyone has a purpose. |
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Claudette Brandell Bridgeway Case Manager (920) 457-7272 ext 115 Claudette resides in Sheboygan. She followed her dream and graduated from Lakeland University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology and a minor in Criminal Justice. She believes that whenever there is a person in need, there is an opportunity for kindness, compassion and a chance to make a difference. “Too often we underestimate the power of a touch, a smile, a kind word, a listening ear, an honest compliment, or the smallest act of caring, all of which have the potential to turn a life around.” ― Leo Buscaglia |
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Rhie Lorenz Bridgeway Program Assistant (920) 457-7272 ext 117 Rhie Lorenz is the mother of four grown children and four growing grandchildren, all of whom have shaped her life immeasurably. Rhie has worked as an advocate in the lives of individuals in her community since 2003. Her unique background and life experiences bring an understanding and compassion to the work she does in her professional life with SCIO as a Program Assistant in Bridgeway, as well as the Program Coordinator of the Supervised Visitation Program. In addition to this work, she is also a Reproductive Advocate in her own long standing business as a Doula, Breastfeeding and Childbirth educator and student midwife. |
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LuAnn Roman Bridgeway Program Assistant (920) 457-7272 ext 116 LuAnn Roman and her husband, Robert, moved to Sheboygan in 2016 from Milwaukee where they raised two girls to adulthood. While there, she earned a BA degree in Social Work and practiced for 5 1/2 years always with the view to being an encourager/mentor to those whom she served. The work at Bridgeway extends that fulfilling career; she is glad to be a part of the BW team. Sewing and crocheting fill her time and desire to be productive. In addition, being part of a Sheboygan Christian faith community and church work are important parts of her life and provides the motivation for everyday action. |
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Stenisha Bowen Stenisha originally resided in Milwaukee, WI; but now resides in Sheboygan, WI while attending Lakeland University. Stenisha is majoring in Psychology and has a minor in Communication. With being the first-generation college student, Stenisha tries to be a positive role model to others and her family. After graduation, Stenisha plans on working at SCIO or something similar to SCIO’s mission, and going back to school to get her Master’s degree in Social Work. In the far future, Stenisha plans on building an after school center for children in Milwaukee. Stenisha plans on making this center a judgement free zone for children to learn more and be out of harm’s way. At the center, she plans to offer free counseling, classes (tutoring), and snacks to students who are enrolled. With high hopes, this center will steer our future generations to higher potentials and positivity about higher education. As of now, Stenisha enjoys watching Netflix shows, spending time with family, and going to work! A motto Stenisha lives by is, “The one to tell you that you failed is yourself”; which encourages her to move forward and never look back because life is full of learning opportunities. |
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Alexia Samsal Bridgeway Program Assistant (920) 457-7272 ext 116 Alexia is a recent graduate from Lakeland University. She graduated with a degree in psychology. After a brief break, she jumped right back into schooling and is working on her Master’s in Social Work back at Lakeland. Her goal is to become a counselor to be able to help people in need. When she is asked why she wants to be a counselor she says, “I want to help people help themselves”. She believes that anyone can accomplish anything with the right tools, and some people just need some help knowing which tools to use. |
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Paige Cole Farmers Market Assistant (920) 457-7272 ext 111 |