Renovating Your Club:
How and When a Redesign Project is Most Effective
View the photos from the
August 9, 2011 Chapter Meeting at
Hazeltine National Golf Club
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Past President Rollie Carlson and Chapter President Dick Haugen present Bridging representatives Heidi Schwitzer and Fran Heitzman a check for $24,232.64 from the 7th Annual 2011 Golf Challenge. The Golf Challenge has contributed more than $170,000 to Bridging since it’s inception.
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Past President Rollie Carlson and Chapter President Dick Haugen present Chapter Club Foundation Liaison George Carroll, CCM, CCE, a check for $12,000 from the 7th Annual 2011 Golf Challenge for the Club Foundation. The Golf Challenge has contributed more than $160,000 to the Club Foundation since it’s inception.
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UW Stout Associate Professor Philip McGuirk with 2011 Upper Midwest CMAA Chapter Scholarship Winners Shawn Quella, Kayleigh Apel and Dustin Green. Shawn, Kayleigh and Dustin are members of the UW Stout Student CMAA Chapter.
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Past President Rollie Carlson and Chapter President Dick Haugen present a plaque to Superior Golf Car representatives Andy Hochmuth and Drew Eckstrom recognizing Superior Golf Cars 2nd year as the Golf Challenge Platinum sponsor.
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Past President Rollie Carlson presents 2011 Chapter President Dick Haugen a plaque from CMAA Headquarters recognizing him as this year’s Chapter President. Haugen was also Chapter President in 2000.
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Past President Rollie Carlson and Chapter President Dick Haugen with Andrea Pickett-Nelson of Brackett’s Crossing Country Club. Andrea was recognized for her continuing work and contribution as the Golf Challenge Director of Marketing and Communication.
How and When a Redesign Project is Most Effective
View the photos from the
August 9, 2011 Chapter Meeting at
Hazeltine National Golf Club
2011 Chapter Awards Meeting & Dinner at the Minneapolis Club – Tuesday, December 13, 2011
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Past President Rollie Carlson and Chapter President Dick Haugen present Bridging representatives Heidi Schwitzer and Fran Heitzman a check for $24,232.64 from the 7th Annual 2011 Golf Challenge. The Golf Challenge has contributed more than $170,000 to Bridging since it’s inception.
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Past President Rollie Carlson and Chapter President Dick Haugen present Chapter Club Foundation Liaison George Carroll, CCM, CCE, a check for $12,000 from the 7th Annual 2011 Golf Challenge for the Club Foundation. The Golf Challenge has contributed more than $160,000 to the Club Foundation since it’s inception.
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UW Stout Associate Professor Philip McGuirk with 2011 Upper Midwest CMAA Chapter Scholarship Winners Shawn Quella, Kayleigh Apel and Dustin Green. Shawn, Kayleigh and Dustin are members of the UW Stout Student CMAA Chapter.
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Past President Rollie Carlson and Chapter President Dick Haugen present a plaque to Superior Golf Car representatives Andy Hochmuth and Drew Eckstrom recognizing Superior Golf Cars 2nd year as the Golf Challenge Platinum sponsor.
![[]](images_other/jan2012_IMAG0061a.jpg)
Past President Rollie Carlson presents 2011 Chapter President Dick Haugen a plaque from CMAA Headquarters recognizing him as this year’s Chapter President. Haugen was also Chapter President in 2000.
![[]](images_other/jan2012_IMAG0056a.jpg)
Past President Rollie Carlson and Chapter President Dick Haugen with Andrea Pickett-Nelson of Brackett’s Crossing Country Club. Andrea was recognized for her continuing work and contribution as the Golf Challenge Director of Marketing and Communication.
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The comprehensive Lifetime Professional Development program enables managers to be proficient in CMAA's nine core competency areas:
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Additionally, CMAA has more club-specific resources available to enhance the
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staff members are not actively involved in CMAA, please encourage
them to contact CMAA today.
Food & Beverage operations
Accounting and Financial Management
Human and Professional Resources
Management
Marketing
Sports and Recreation Management
External and Governmental Influences
Building and Facilities Management


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