Kelsy Saldivar's last episode as co-host

Lexi Hull is a Media Studies and Arts, Media and Entertainment Management double major with a minor in Women’s and Gender Studies at the UW-Stevens Point. At UWSP, she is the current General Manager of Pointer Studios, the on-campus TV and film club as well as a Resident Assistant for University Housing. She loves making and studying all things film with her favorite TV show being CW’s Supergirl. Her favorite thing about UWSP is creating and making media with all of her friends collaboratively. Specifically, she loves doing live sound recording and producing, and hopes to one day make this a career. Raegan VanWagner is a Media Studies and Philosophy double major at UW-Stevens Point . She is the Production Manager and the Treasurer of Pointer Studios, the on campus, student-run film/TV organization. In addition to this, she is a Resident Assistant for the Housing Department. She loves all outlets of media, from film and music to podcasts and radio. Creating media with amazing people is her passion and she loves that she gets to do this at UWSP. She loves media that has anything to do with dragons (How to Train Your Dragon, Game of Thrones, House of The Dragon, etc.) When it comes to creating, she especially loves cinematography, audio engineering, acting and directing, and hopes to apply these interests to a successful career in media!

Olivia Beardsley will be a junior this fall studying Graphic Design with a minor in Media Studies. She currently serves as the Student Manager for University Dining Marketing, where she helps lead a full creative team, including web designers, graphic designers and social media managers. This role has given her valuable leadership experience, along with hands-on opportunities in the areas she is most passionate about such as multimedia, social media and graphic design. She previously worked as a Brand Ambassador for the university, where she contributed to the “Tour Tuesday” social media segment, helping showcase campus life and opportunities on campus for incoming students.Kaelyn Schreiner graduated in May of 2026 with a degree in Psychology with a concentration in human services and a Child, Youth, and Family Studies minor. As a student, she was the Lead Ambassador of Administrative Duties in the Office of Admissions and Recruitment, managing a team of about 17 other students and ensuring smooth operations and scheduling of ambassadors. She co-hosted the Tour Tuesday segment with Olivia, sharing information about the university and some of the great opportunities and resources on campus. Both positions have helped her to grow as a person and a leader, and develop new professional skills along the way.

Adrienne Cohoon graduated in May of 2026 with a major in Wildlife Ecology and Management, and certificates in Fire Science and Spanish. At UWSP she was a member of the Women's Rugby Team, UWSP Student Chapter of The Wildlife Society (TWS), UWSP Fire Crew, Chi Alpha and served as a co-leader on the Black Bear and Canid Projects through UWSP TWS.Jena Garceau graduated in May of 2026 with a major in Wildlife Ecology and Management. As a student, she served as the Safari Club International Undergraduate Research Fellow for The Stephens Family Foundation Wisconsin Black Bear Research Project. She will be returning to UWSP for graduate school in the fall.

Abigail Koopman ‘24, serves as Manager of Partnership and Activation for the Wausau Woodchucks baseball and Wausau Ignite softball teams. In her role, she oversees all aspects of Partnership and Sponsorship Activation including designing stadium signage and billboards, compiling game program advertisements, in-stadium Public Address reads, designing and acquiring promotional giveaway items and any other items involved within the contract. She also oversees all in-stadium entertainment including all between-inning on-field promotions and games, planning theme nights and video board operations. In-season and during the off-season, she manages community outreach and impact including donation requests, mascot appearance requests, attending various community events and managing a staff of interns. She stepped into this role after previously interning with the organization as a student in fan service and on-field production. As a student at UWSP she was involved in the Sentry School of Business and Economics as a Smiley Professional Events Intern, helping to plan professional development activities for students. She was also a member of the Pointer Pep Band and Chi Alpha Christian Fellowship.

Madison Schiefelbein ‘25, is a Wisconsin based creative, focusing on documentary, commercial work, sports, short filmmaking and music videos. Her interest in videography began when she was a kid, making comedy videos with her cousin at their grandmother’s house. In high school, she substituted turning in paper homework with educational videos, and captured as much of her life on camera that I could. That interest carried over into adulthood, and blossomed into a passion for storytelling. Madison now works with UWSP athletics as a photographer, and for a local alumni owned production company, Thousand Lumens. Madison graduated with a bachelor of science in media studies and sociology and says most of her growth comes from my exploration of emotion within sports, studying and shadowing creatives on set, experimenting with found footage and staying curious.

Diane Gilbert ‘06, was named the Assistant Athletic Director and Senior Woman Administrator for UW-Stevens Point Athletics in April 2022. Prior to that, she was a member of the UWSP athletic department for 12 years as the top assistant coach for the UWSP women's basketball program. The Pointers went 214-124 while Gilbert was a member of the coaching staff, including five NCAA Tournament appearances and four WIAC Tournament titles. She also led the UWSP women's golf program for the past two seasons. Gilbert is no stranger to success at UWSP. She was a member of the UWSP women's basketball team from 2001-05 and was a member of the 2002 National Championship team. She was inducted into the UWSP Athletics Hall of Fame in 2008. In addition to coaching, her tenure at UWSP has including working as NCAA Compliance and Eligibility Coordinator, Student Success Coordinator for Athletics, Associate Lecturer and serving on the Athletics Hall of Fame committee among the litany of other duties. Gilbert graduated from UWSP with a bachelor of science in health promotion and wellness in 2006. She earned her master's in education from Edgewood in 2009, where she also served as a graduate assistant coach. A native of Monroe, Wis., Gilbert now resides in Plover with her husband, Grayson, daughter, Natalie, and son, Griffin.

Meet season 9 co-host Kevin Neuman, assistant dean for the College of Professional Studies and head of Sentry School of Business and Economics.

Amanda Gilman currently serves as Director of Development at the University of Wisconsin–Stevens Point, Amanda is a purpose-driven leader with expertise in fundraising, higher education and team development. She holds a master's degree in community organizational leadership from UWSP and is deeply committed to creating meaningful connections that inspire progress. As the incoming President of IGNITE Young Professionals in Stevens Point, Amanda is passionate about reigniting the organization’s mission—building a strong, inclusive, and dynamic community for young professionals across central Wisconsin. Her leadership and service have earned her the UW-Stevens Point Chancellor's Leadership Award and the University Spirit of Community Service Award. She also currently serves as Head Advisor for Black Student Union & Black Student Coalition.

Mandy Heath serves as Vice President, Philanthropy Services at Gobel Group, a national healthcare philanthropy firm. Previously, she served as the Senior Director of the Prospect Development & Data Management teams at the FIU Foundation, Inc. In her role, she oversaw all aspects of prospect development and data management in support of FIU’s $750M Next Horizon campaign. With over 15 years of prospect development and advancement operations experience, Mandy has worked and consulted with various non-profit, healthcare and higher education organizations to build successful and efficient relationship and database management systems. Mandy has a broad range of experience in fundraising, prospect development, database management, grateful patient programs, donor relations, board development, gift administration and processing, data analytics, data visualization and strategic and campaign planning. Previously, Mandy held a variety of positions with the City of Tempe/Tempe Center for the Arts, Arizona State University, Ballet Arizona, Dignity Health, St. Joseph’s Hospital and Barrow Neurological Institute.Mandy is a very active volunteer and member of the Association of Professional Researchers for Advancement (Apra) and has served in various capacities. Additionally, she is a founding board member of the Waking Women’s Healing Institute, a place of learning and healing that works to address and prevent MMIW (Missing Murdered Indigenous Women) and acts of sexual violence against Indigenous women, girls and two spirit individuals. She earned her bachelor’s degree in arts management from the University of Wisconsin – Stevent Point and received the UWSP Leadership Award in 2006.Mandy is also principal owner of Mandy Heath Consulting, LLC and is a consulting partner with the Inclusive Philanthropy Institute.