EDUCATION

 M.S. School Counseling (May 2006) University of Wisconsin Superior

 B.S. Major: Applied Psychology Minor: Sociology Bemidji State University

A.A. - A.A.S. Human Services/Psych Fond du Lac Tribal & Community College                   

COUNSELING WORK EXPERIENCE

Counselor/Coordinator - UW-Superior Upward Bound Program 1 Yr.

Missouri Gardens- Residential Assistant Director 1 Yr.

Challenge Center Inc- Recreational Specialist 3Yrs.

Northwood Children's Home- Counselor-Staff 3 Yrs.

 Northwestern Minnesota Juvenile Treatment Center- Counselor-Staff 1 Yr

COACHING EXPERIENCE  

Team Manager for Duluth Women's Fast Pitch League

Current player/coach/captain for traveling senior woman's ice hockey team

Currently coaching and training Special Olympic athletes in Wisconsin

Certified coach in six different Special Olympic sports

Implemented and supervised skills clinic for beginner adult ice hockey

Assisted in shooting/goalie clinic for DAHA youth hockey.

Coached after school hockey/soccer at Northwood Children's Services 

Head coach youth softball team.

COLLEGE ACTIVITIES

Bemidji State University

Varsity Division 1 Women's Hockey

Varsity fast pitch softball

Intramural Men's ice hockey

Fall-ball fast pitch softball

Fond du LacTribal & Community College

Treasurer two consecutive terms

Human Services Club Member

A Little About Me

I'm Director Angie Hugdahl and I'm entering my eighth year working with Upward Bound Program at UW-Superior. I earned my Masters degree in Education, May of 2006 from UW-Superior. I earned my undergrad from Bemidji State University in 2000 after transferring from Fond Du Lac Tribal and Community College. I have a daughter named Mya who is three, and a wonderful husband who just build us a new home across from Amnicon State park. My hobbies include, playing "words with friends," hockey, softball, and biking. I also enjoy camping and fishing with my family and two Labradors.  My favorite part of Upward Bound is recruiting new students and guiding them through their journey to the day they open the acceptance letter from the college of their choice.