Jessica Wagner-Schultz is the Director of Institutional Advancement at Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwa University. In this role, she is responsible for fundraising, alumni engagement, marketing, and community engagement for the University.

As a fundraising professional with more than 13 years of experience Wagner-Schultz was granted the Certified Fund Raising Executive (CFRE) credential in August of 2020, the CFRE signifies a confident, ethical fundraising professional.

Wagner-Schultz previously worked with the United Way of Greater Milwaukee & Waukesha County as the Manager of Donor Networks, she developed the donor engagement initiatives Retire United, IT United, Project LEAD, and was responsible for leading a team who raised more than $36M in revenue annually.

Prior to joining United Way in 2011, she served as the Executive Director for the Twentynine Palms Chamber of Commerce in Twentynine Palms, CA.

Wagner-Schultz is active in the Northern Wisconsin region, where she currently serves as President of the Sawyer County/Lac Courte Oreilles Economic Development Corporation, as a Board member for Visions Northwest, on the Strategic Direction Committee for Northwest Wisconsin Workforce Investment Board, as an Advisory Committee Member for NorthLakes Community Clinic, and is a Member of the Hayward Area Rotary Club."

Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwe University provided me and my family an opportunity to relocate back to the Northwoods of Wisconsin and for me to do the work that I love.

Spending time with my family, gardening, and reading.

Wagner-Schultz is active in the Northern Wisconsin region, she currently serves as President of the Sawyer County/Lac Courte Oreilles Economic Development Corporation, as a Board member for Visions Northwest, on the Strategic Direction Committee for Northwest Wisconsin Workforce Investment Board, as an Advisory Committee Member for NorthLakes Community Clinic, and is a Member of the Hayward Area Rotary Club.