Jon understands that every industry has unique labor and employment challenges. He also helps clients proactively comply with local, state and federal regulations including Title VII, the Age Discrimination in Employment Act (ADEA) and Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), and resolve discrimination and wage/hour claims when they occur.Ĭlients appreciate Jon’s deep experience in collective bargaining matters, mediation proceedings, grievance arbitrations, hearings and National Labor Relations Act (NLRA) issues in both union and non-union settings, and his ability to advocate, negotiate and reach effective agreements that work for all parties even in the toughest settings. In her spare time, she enjoys time her husband and two children, and writing songs and screenplays.Jon focuses his practice on assisting school districts, colleges, universities and healthcare clients through complex labor and employment matters such as leadership transitions, collective bargaining, policy and personnel administration. She serves on the Executive Board of Morningstar Productions currently, and enjoys working as a Theatre artist in the areas of acting, writing, directing, choreographing, and producing. Additionally, she and husband Ryan Schaufler have served in the Milwaukee area in Drama Ministry, having worked as teachers, directors, and actors with Acacia Theatre Co., Morningstar Productions, and Above the Clouds, Inc., as well as various churches. She has been dedicated to teaching youth, college, and adults in the Theatre Arts and Film/TV acting. Prior to teaching at CUW, she had taught at the California Institute of the Arts, California Arts Institute, First Stage Milwaukee, and Performing Arts Workshops Los Angeles, to name a few. Woodall has taught at Concordia University since 2006, has led the program since 2013, and has directed 20 plays including favorites Guys and Dolls, Steel Magnolias, The Women of Lockerbie, A Raisin in the Sun, Waiting for the Parade, Sense and Sensibility, Macbeth (co-directed with her husband Ryan), Godspell, The Great Gatsby, and Hairspray. (Chicago), and Jennifer’s Talent and Ford Models and Talent in Milwaukee.
She has been represented by Howard Talent West (Los Angeles), Shirley Hamilton, Inc. Lori has worked as a TV/Film actress, having appeared in over 50 regional, national, and local commercials and Industrials, and has had a prolific career in radio voice over. Lori Woodall at or Administrative Assistant Kelsey Flath at Lori Woodall-Schaufler We strongly encourage everyone to try all aspects of theatre.įor other questions about the Theatre department, please contact Prof. They range from set design to stage management. Can I be involved in all aspects whether it be on stage or off? Yes! There are so many exciting parts of theatre that go beyond just acting.Nearly all participants are either Minors or take several Theatre classes. Do I have to be a Theatre Minor to participate? Students do not have to Minor in Theatre to participate, but taking classes and/or minoring in Theatre is highly encouraged, as it increases the value of the work in the productions.The Theatre program is committed to the Concordia mission to develop future Theatre artists “…in mind, body, and spirit for service to Christ in the Church and the world”, by taking a holistic approach to the Theatre Arts and exploring how it relates to service to the Church and the world. Students have the opportunity to take a range of Theatre courses, participate in plays, assist in management and marketing, engage in drama ministry, intern with local Theatre companies, and participate in service projects. The Concordia University Theatre program offers students the opportunity to learn the diverse areas of theatre production: performance, literary, history, design, management, directing, and tech.
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