Elizabeth lives in Lyons, Kansas. She has three children, Rubén,  Alexa and Julián, and she is one year and four months married. Elizabeth studied as a tax computing and accounting technician in México before moving to Lyons, where she learned English through RLCL classes. As of September, Elizabeth will have worked at Sterling College for two years in the service department.

Stoltz comes to Sterling College from Barton County Community College, where she was an assistant coach for the last two seasons. In her first season at Barton, she helped the Cougars make a run for the Region VI title coming up short to end the season at 33-17. The Cougars earned a second-place finish in the Jayhawk East standings at 20-6, which included breaking up 10th ranked Butler's 77 conference game winning streak.

A native of Sterling, Earle graduated from Sterling College in 1991 with a bachelor of arts in Behavioral Science and attended St. Mary’s University in Winona, Minn., for a master’s in Philanthropy and Development. Earle’s son Jonathan ’11 and daughter Ashley (Earle) Brandes ’09, are both Sterling graduates. His son-in-law, Paul Brandes ’11, was named Sterling’s chaplain in the summer of 2019. David and his wife, Sherry, enjoy living in Sterling.

Timothy Hendrixson graduated Sterling College in May of 2019 with a B.S. in Sports Management. While attending Sterling College he participated in basketball as a player and student assistant coach. 

Aaron Weber came to Sterling College in May 2019. At that time he served as Director of Development for his first 2 years at the College. In those two years, Weber was a part of an Advancement team that saw growth in the Sterling Fund in back-to-back years. He also saw the beginning and completion of the expansion and renovation of the Gleason Center.

Contact

Email: angie.plett@sterling.edu

Scott Downing ’79 is Sterling’s vice president for athletics. In his role at Sterling, Downing’s responsibilities include providing the strategic vision for Warrior Athletics and fundraising support to allow Sterling to consistently compete for championships. He provides long-range planning for Warrior Athletics and ensure compliance with the rules and regulations governing the operation of the athletic programs. Downing oversees an athletic department that features 18 teams and over 300 student-athletes.