RANGERROUNDUP
New trustees Regis University added four individuals to its Board of Trustees: Marcus S. Palkowitsh, RC ’68, Joseph G. Marina, S.J., Andy R. Anderson, Jr., RC ’90, and Margaret M. Hartman, LHC ’67.
Anderson
ANDY R. ANDERSON, JR., RC ’90
JOSEPH G. MARINA, S.J.
Andy R. Anderson, Jr., RC ’90, is owner and founder of Anderson Financial Group, Inc., in Long Lake, Minn. Anderson Financial Group is a bank holding and investment firm.
Joseph G. Marina, S.J., is a Jesuit (New York Province) in formation and currently studying at Boston College in preparation for ordination to the priesthood. He served previously as associate provost and chair of the education department at Le Moyne College and has held various administrative positions, within academic affairs, at Providence College, Montclair State University and St. John’s University.
Andy graduated from Regis University in 1990 with a bachelor’s degree in management and is very active in his community. He has three children and resides in Medina, Minn. MARGARET M. HARTMAN, LHC ’67
Hartman
Margaret M. Hartman, LHC ’67, previously served on the Board from 2000 until 2010, including serving as vice chair. She graduated from Loretto Heights College with a Bachelor of Science in Nursing. She and her husband Doyle, a 1966 graduate of Colorado School of Mines, are owners of Doyle Hartman, Oil Operator. After graduation from Loretto Heights, Margaret and Doyle married and moved to Casper, Wyo., with the Atlantic Richfield Company, where their four children were born. While in Casper, Margaret worked for a short time at Casper’s Natrona County Hospital as a charge nurse in the extended care unit.
Marina
In 2003, the Hartman’s pledged a $5.7 million gift to fund the renovation of Carroll Hall. In recognition of their gift, the Rueckert-Hartman College for Health Professions was named in her honor. The gift marked the largest single donation to Regis University from a Loretto Heights alumna.
Palkowitsh
Margaret and Doyle are active in the community. She has served with organizations such as Meals on Wheels, Cerebral Palsy Center and St. Ann’s School Board. The Hartmans live in Dallas, Texas, and have four adult children. One son, Tim, is a 1995 Regis College graduate.
Much of his career in higher education has been focused on the education of adults and other non-traditional student populations. Marina currently serves on the boards of Canisius College, Le Moyne College and Xavier High School in New York City. He holds a doctorate from Fordham University in administration/supervision, and a master’s and bachelor’s degree from St. John’s University. MARCUS S. PALKOWITSH, RC ’68 Marcus “Marc” Palkowitsh, RC ’68, founded MSP Companies in 1972, a real estate development firm, which has developed properties along the Front Range of Colorado and in Arizona, California and Florida. He is a member of National Home Builders Association, Urban Land Institute, and a former board member of Jefferson Bank & Trust Co, Denver. Palkowitsh was born in Great Bend, Kan. He graduated from Regis College in 1968 with a degree in economics. He and his wife, Margaret Sheehan, reside in Denver.
Regis University
|7