Office of Student Success

Angie Kellogg joined the University of Wisconsin System as a Senior Academic Planner in January 2018. In her position, she helps lead the development and execution of UW System advising and student success strategies, and she provides leadership for the 360 Advising initiative. In addition, she serves as a liaison to various UW System student success stakeholder groups. Angie has 25 years of experience working at UW System institutions. She previously worked at UW-Stevens Point, serving first as an academic advisor and then as the director of Academic and Career Advising. She also later helped launch a mentoring program for first-year students at UW-Stevens Point. Prior to that, she worked at UW-La Crosse as coordinator and assistant director in Student Activities and Centers, and as a coordinator in the Office of Multicultural Student Services. Angie also has worked at UW-Madison, where she provided career advising and programming for students and alumni in the College of Engineering. In all her roles, she strives to promote diversity and equity and to support efforts to enhance student retention, completion, and success. Angie received her Ph.D. in Student Affairs Administration and Research from the University of Iowa; her M.S.E. in College Student Personnel from UW-La Crosse; and her B.A. in Communication-Media from Truman State University. She also received a certificate from the Management Development Program at Harvard University Graduate School of Education.

Anne Oyamada is Senior Advisor for Student Success Initiatives & Operations for the Office of Student Success with the University of Wisconsin System. She joined the Student Success team in November 2018 after serving in two prior positions with the University of Wisconsin System. In her role, Anne works closely with the Student Success team on a wide range of projects providing research and project management expertise. Previously, Anne worked as the Program Assistant for the Office of University Relations, Project Administrator for the Office of Administration for the UW Colleges and UW-Extension Restructuring Project, and as a Research Scientist for the University of New Mexico. Anne received her M.S. in Educational Policy Analysis and Evaluation from the University of Wisconsin-Madison and her B.A. in Political Science from University of New Mexico.