Chancellor Corey A. King

Dr. Corey A. King started as the 18th chancellor of the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater on March 1, 2023. A celebrated leader with three decades of higher education experience, King has held leadership roles in student affairs, student services, and enrollment management.
Before joining UW-Whitewater, King served as Vice Chancellor for Inclusivity and Student Affairs at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay. Prior, he was Vice President for Student Affairs & Enrollment Management at Florida Atlantic University and led the Council for Student Affairs of the State University System of Florida. King also held leadership positions at Bethune-Cookman University, East Carolina University, Wheeling Jesuit University, and the University of Florida.
King received a bachelor’s degree in curriculum and instruction, and a master’s degree in higher education administration/student affairs from Florida State University. He earned a doctorate in educational administration and leadership from Indiana University of Pennsylvania.

Morgan Anderson

Morgan Anderson currently serves as the Assistant Dean for the School of Graduate Studies and Continuing Education at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater. In this role, she focuses on marketing, recruitment, dual enrollment, high school relations, and adult continuing education.

Prior to her current role, Anderson was the Director of Camps and Conferences and Liaison to the UW System for Youth Protection at UW-Whitewater. During her tenure, she oversaw a record-breaking summer attendance in the program’s 50-year history.

Her professional experience spans various roles within the University of Wisconsin Institutions and Technical Colleges. This diverse background has provided her with a unique blend of skills, including event management and coordination, human resources management, and creative storytelling and impression reporting. Anderson is passionate about creating educational experiences that make a meaningful impact.

Stefanie Stamper

Stefanie oversees the Workforce and Career Training, ETPL, SHRM, Project Management Flex Certificate, HR Skills Training, Graduate Certificates, and the upcoming Certificate in Cultural and Interpersonal Dynamics.

Stefanie began working at UW-Parkside in January 2020. Before joining UW-Parkside in 2020, Stefanie worked as a Senior Trainer and Organizational Development Specialist in both the financial and healthcare industry.

In November 2022, she was promoted to the Assistant Director of Noncredit Programs. In her current role, she manages development trainings, assists with the development of noncredit-to-credit pathways, customized training contracts for organizations, and arranges community-based personal enrichment classes. Stefanie is the secretary of the Parkside Employee Alumni Group (PEAG), a member of the Leadership Racine Planning Committee (and proud LR23 graduate), and the social media chair on the SRKA Board of Directors. Stefanie is also 2007 graduate of UW-Parkside.

In her spare time, Stefanie teaches Zumba and Strong Nation classes, loves to travel with her family, and enjoys theatre.

Emily Groves

Emily serves as a Program Manager at the University of Wisconsin-Superior, where she works with High School College Credit, Non-Credit Professional Development, and 55+ Personal Enrichment programs. She earned her Bachelor’s Degree in Nonprofit Leadership from Carroll University and a Master of Education in Student Affairs Practice in Higher Education from the University of Virginia. Emily is passionate about diversity, learner development, and community building, drawing on her professional experiences in community engagement, graduate and multicultural student services, and residence life to thrive in UW-Superior’s collaborative environment. Outside of work, Emily enjoys conversations over coffee, spending time outdoors, and reading romance novels.

Stephanie Hobbins

Stephanie is the Program Manager for the Business, Management and Leadership, Train the Trainer and Labor Relations programs at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee’s School of Continuing Education.  She has been in her current role for 2 years. Before joining UWM on the administrative side, she was a professor at Blackfeet Community College and Universidad del Mar in Mexico. While living in Mexico, she started a travel business planning educational retreats for organizations and universities.  In her free time, she teaches yoga and enjoys playing ultimate frisbee.

Chris Lindeke

Chris Lindeke is in his second year working with the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater’s University Marketing and Communications (UMC) team. He has worked in marketing and communications for 17 years.

Lindeke’s daily responsibilities include content creation, media relations, account and project management, supervision of student workers, and strategic planning and new idea generation. He manages multiple relationships within the university, including graduate studies and continuing education, camps and conferences, athletics, and enrollment and retention.

Over the last year, Lindeke has managed multiple media and communication campaigns, including the Paris 2024 Paralympics, where multiple UW-Whitewater alums competed on the wheelchair basketball teams. His media relations work helped the university land a stories in The New York Times and multiple local and regional publications.

Prior to joining the UMC team, Lindeke worked as an account supervisor at The Specialized Marketing Group, Inc. (TSMGI) in Milwaukee. He managed nearly $10 million in assets annually, bringing his sports marketing expertise to two major clients in health care.

Lindeke spent eight years working in the UW-Whitewater athletic department, first as a sports information director before finishing his tenure as an assistant athletic director. He managed media relations, game statistics and operations, and web and social media content for the Warhawks’ 22 varsity teams. During Lindeke’s tenure, the university earned media coverage from multiple regional and national outlets, including a video feature story on ESPN’s College GameDay in 2014, and was annually among the top 25 most visited websites in NCAA Division III. He claimed the Excellence in Communications Award from the United States Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) in 2019 and was twice named winner of the NCAA Division III Midwest Region’s Sports Information Award from the American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA).

Lindeke graduated with a B.A. in journalism in 2008 from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, where he served as a student manager for the Badger men’s basketball team for four years and was a reporter for the student newspaper The Daily Cardinal for three years. He earned an M.A. in counseling (higher education emphasis) from Lakeland University, where he was a sports information graduate assistant, in 2010.

A native of Appleton, Lindeke resides in New Berlin with his wife, Anna, son, Logan, and daughter, Brooke.