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New FVTC Trustee Appointed

Molly Steiner will fulfill vacant position

Monday, April 21, 2025|By Carmelyn Daley-Hinkens
Portrait image of Molly Steiner

The Fox Valley Technical College District Board Appointment Committee has appointed Molly Steiner to fill a vacant position on the FVTC District Board of Trustees. Her term will be from April 15-June 30, 2025. She is in the additional member category.

Molly graduated with an associate degree from UW-Marinette in Arts and Science in 2015. She then transferred to Fox Valley Technical College where she graduated with an associate degree in Paralegal in 2017. She currently serves as District Administrative Assistant for the Fourth Judicial District within the Wisconsin Court System.

Fox Valley Technical College is governed by a nine-member board of trustees comprised of two employers, two employees, three additional (at-large) members, a school district administrator and an elected official.

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