Severson Dells

Three people have been elected to the Severson Dells Nature Center board. They are Diane Kuehl, Greg Keilback and Emily Keilback.

Diane Kuehl recently retired from Rock Valley College, where she held various administrative positions. She earned a bachelor’s degree in speech education from Bradley University and a master’s of arts in teaching at Rockford College. She has served on several boards and is currently involved with Phi Delta Kappa, Colonial Dames and CASA.

Greg and Emily Keilback, both 26, are Winnebago natives. They are Winnebago High School graduates and both attended programs at Severson Dells Nature Center as children. They married two years ago and recently purchased a house two miles west of the Nature Center.
Greg holds a degree in natural resources conservation biology and ecology from the University of Idaho – Moscow. He is a restoration ecologist with the Natural Land Institute.

Emily earned bachelor’s degrees at the College of St. Scholastica, Duluth, in communications and English. She earned a master’s degree in environmental communication from Washington State University. She is Director of Resource Development and Major Gifts for United Way of Rock River Valley.