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| What's new in the MPA Program |
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Every semester, we look forward to sharing our newness. This semester is no different! Meet our fall 2022 students and our new MPA graduate assistant, Avery Adams.
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| MPA events |
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| Alumni and student awards |
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Jill Settlemyre ('19), executive director of cancer family care (CFC), was selected for Leadership Cincinnati this year. Also, CFC won a prestigious national award for "catalyzing positive change in the lives of those affected by cancer."
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| Faculty highlights |
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| Alumni highlights |
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| Student highlights |
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As Executive Director of Renaissance Covington, Nick Wade (MPA student) worked on the development of the NKY Innovator Gallery, which officially opened over the summer.
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| New Jobs and Promotions |
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- Michele Adams (MPA student), fraternity and sorority life coordinator, NKU.
- Dr. Bob Alston (emergency management certificate '20), new dean of students, NKU.
- Bradley Dickerson ('18), assistant director for outreach, recruitment and diversity, NKU Office of Admissions.
- Katie Dillon ('15), technology change management advisor, Seattle Public Utilities.
- Dan Ginn (nonprofit management certificate '21), director of the Youth Scholars Academy (YSA), NKU.
- Christopher Mackey ('14), community impact and engagement manager, Big Brothers Big Sisters Miami Valley, Ohio.
- James McManus ('16), human resource analyst, City of Cincinnati.
- Michelle McMullen ('15), executive director, NAMI Northern Kentucky. NAMI is the National Alliance on Mental Illness.
- Amanda Meeker ('15), director of the career and experiential education center, Mount St. Joseph University, Cincinnati.
- James Mills (MPA student), chief of police, Taylor Mill Police Department.
- Julie Muehlenkamp (MPA student), health and wellness coordinator, Covington Partners.
- Tracy Power ('10), director of family partnerships and programming, Community Learning Center Institute (CLCI).
- James Tecco (nonprofit management certificate '12), assistant director of programs, LADD, or Living Arrangements for the Developmentally Disabled.
- Victoria Short ('21), marketing outreach manager, Disabled American Veterans (DAV).
- Jodi Zerbe (nonprofit management certificate '20), director of development and annual giving, Christ Hospital.
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