Disability Services Case Managers

Jennifer has years of experience providing coaching and career-related services to a wide array of individuals—from those who were laid off, to the underemployed, to those with varying abilities/backgrounds, and beyond. Jennifer holds a Master’s Degree in Social Work and has worked with many social programs helping families and individuals work towards self-sufficiency and achieve their educational and career goals. She finds leading the Career, Counseling, and Disability Services teams at the college fun and inspiring. Serving students, alumni, and community partners in an equitable and caring manner is her passion and she can’t wait to meet you.

Hi! I'm Sue Peterson and I am one of the Disability Service Case Managers. I have been working at NWTC for a long time; since 2003! While I have had a variety of job titles and roles, I have always worked with students who have disabilities.

I work with students on all campuses and regional centers. I work primarily with students in the trades, engineering, education programs, and health science programs.

I also work with many of the local high schools assisting students transition from high school to college.  I enjoy helping students navigate that next step in their education, build confidence and independence as they move forward into successful careers.

To contact me email Susan.Peterson@nwtc.edu or call 920-498-6267.

Amy has been a part of the college community since 2022. She brings a passion for working with students to remove barriers to make education more accessible. Prior to joining NWTC, Amy served as a live-in hall professional in college housing across various institutions, where she actively fostered community, resolved conflicts, managed emergencies, and provided invaluable support to students. Amy is committed to fostering a campus environment where every individual feels welcomed, supported, and included, finding their place within the NWTC community. Amy holds a master’s degree in higher education and student affairs. Amy is assisted by her service dog. Although adorable, please avoid distracting her companion as it's focused on its important tasks.

Aubree has a background in High School Special Education where she taught for nine years. She has experience with students of all abilities. Her favorite part of the job is building relationships and guiding students to make the best decisions for their future. As a Case Manager in Disability Services, Aubree puts the students first. She works to provide the necessary support and motivation for this exciting stage of their lives. Aubree holds a Bachelor of Science in Special Education Degree from the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh.