The mission of BAASK is to positively impact the lives of children, families, and the greater community through meaningful interactions in support of American Family Children’s Hospital.
Learn more about our Advisory Board below.
Advisory Board
Scott Brinen
Board Chair
Men's Cross Country\Track and Field 1994-1997
I am involved in BAASK as a proud former UW athlete. There is a tradition of student-athletes giving back to the Madison community, and I’m passionate about preserving that service and connection after graduation for Badger Letterwinners. BAASK advances the valuable and unique experiences of Badger Letterwinners into meaningful initiatives like the longstanding partnership with American Family Children’s Hospital. I’m inspired by all ways we can positively impact the community - enriching the lives of current and former athletes and kids.
Scott Brinen
Shawn Carlin
Men's Basketball 1994-1996
I am involved in BAASK as a proud former UW Athlete and long time supporter of American Family Children's Hospital. The rich tradition of UW athletes supporting the kids at AFCH is something unique to this community and University and I am proud to continue to enhance the tradition for current and former UW athletes alike.
Shawn Carlin
Lauren Cochlin
Women's Soccer 2008-11
Servant leadership is a core part of the ethos at Wisconsin. It's clear the Athletic Dept and coaches do as much as they can to steep student-athletes in important part of our culture during their playing days, and which is why it's only fitting to carry that tradition on, as we all graduate and take on the next chapter of our lives. BAASK is an incredible outlet for that, and an awesome reason to get together and see old teammates and friends.
Lauren Cochlin
Katie Johnson
Women's Golf 2004-08
Women's Golf Asst. Coach 2010-15
I see BAASK as an opportunity support American Family Childrens Hospital, to reconnect with former student-athletes and to continue the positive impact we had while competing at Wisconsin. Giving back and bettering our community is something we learned early on as Badgers and still carry with us today. We’re fortunate enough to have one the of best children’s hospitals in the nation in our back yard and my hope is that our efforts will positively impact AFCH, patients and their families.
