Alumni
The Henry Marsh Institute for Public Policy was founded in 2011 and has over 100 graduates. As of 2022, more than a quarter of our graduates have or are currently serving in elected or appointed office.
Brandell Adams (2022) |
Sydney Allen (2014) |
Brenda Bechom (2013) |
Denise Berry (2020) |
Brad Blanchard (2019) |
Joseph Blewett (2021) |
Annie Boensch (2013) |
Kyle Bostwick (2015) |
Nik Baker (2023) |
Katelyn Day (2023) |
Denita Dorsey (2023) |
Cecelia Hopkins (2023) |
Justin LaFountaine (2023) |
Taylor Lawrence (2023) |
Suzette Loeffler (2023) |
David May (2023) |
Weston Prince (2023) |
Tina Swanton (2023) |
Megan Samyn (2023) |
Janelle Shipley (2023) |
Viloshinee Murkgan (2023) |
Megan Park (2023) |
Moira Branigan (2019) |
Joan Brausch (2014) |
Jenna Briggs (2017) |
Diane Brown Wilhelm (2017) |
Clint Bryant (2015) |
Andre Buckley (2015) |
Nicholas Buggia (2014) |
Jeffery Bulls (2014) |
Angela Cole (2019) |
Lucy Cornwell (2020) |
Joe Cramer (2013) |
Devon Davis (2015) |
Stephanie Davis (2019) |
Gary Dawkins (2017) |
Luke Derheim (2018) |
Alexander Dewitt (2022) |
Jocelynn Fair (2020) |
Jamie Forbes (2013) |
Andrea Foster (2020) |
Marie Fox (2021) |
Lesley Foxx (2018) |
Andrew Freigang (2022) |
Jennifer Geno (2020) |
Karen Gerhardt (2019) |
Steven Gerhardt 2019 |
Christopher Girard (2021) |
Connie Glave (2014) |
Alexander Goetz (2022) |
Adam Gonzalez (2018) |
Dawn Goodrow Hillier (2014) |
Twannie Gray (2013) |
Suzanne Greenberg (2018) |
Kevin Gregory (2014) |
Nathaniel Harris (2017) |
Kyle Harris (2017) |
Brandon Harris (2019) |
Kevin Hayes (2021) |
Jacob Hilliker (2015) |
Eric Hinojosa (2015) |
Wayne Hofmann (2016) |
De'Ondre Hogan (2022) |
Tim Holland (2016) |
Richard Honig (2013) |
Lauren Hull (2021) |
Karl Iueter (2016) |
Brian Jackson (2021) |
Joslyn Jamrog (2022) |
Misty Janks (2018) |
Madison Jarmon (2019) |
Bob Johnson (2013) |
Brian Keenan-Lechel (2015) |
Sarah Kile (2015) |
Bryan King (2018) |
Kristi Kozubal (2017) |
Michael Krzyzaniak (2021) |
Carolena Latirish (2013) |
Raquel Perez (2018) |
Jesse Leitzel (2017) |
Alan Malesky (2019) |
Scott McFarland (2020) |
Channing McKay (2019) |
Jaime McKenna (2015) |
Patricia Mecham (2022) |
Tom Meyer (2020) |
Diane Middleton (2020) |
Jennifer Miller (2021) |
Susan Moody (2020) |
Ben Morlock (2014) |
Brenna Morlock (2014) |
Dana Muscott (2015) |
Denise Nickleberry (2015) |
Andrew Niedzinski (2014) |
Shelley Ann Niedzwiecki (2022) |
Elissa Olson (2016) |
Amanda Oster (2021) |
Greg Ostrom (2014) |
Diva Patel (2022) |
Kelley Peatross (2021) |
Trey Pinkstock (2022) |
Casey Potts (2021) |
Melvin Price (2017) |
Stephen Prince (2019) |
Teresa Quintana (2021) |
Phil Rausch (2014) |
Michelle Rivette (2014) |
Beth Roszatycki (2016) |
Maria Sandow (2020) |
Autumn Scherzer (2018) |
Abby Scherzer (2018) |
Abigail Sefcik (2022) |
Matt Shoffner (2016) |
Danny Soza (2016) |
Richard Spitzer (2013) |
Ursula Steckert (2017) |
Jeff Stoutenburg (2018) |
Joe Stricker (2016) |
Stacy Swimp (2013) |
Tera Szeliga (2021) |
Jodi Tanner (2013) |
Sam Tany (2022) |
Chris Taylor (2015) |
Chloe Updegraff (2020) |
Paul White (2020) |
William Wickes (2019) |
Nick Wilcox (2014) |
Latoya Williams (2017) |
Reggie Williams (2016) |
Tricia Wilson (2022) |
Mitzi Zanotti Brown (2020) |
Martha Zehnder Kaczynski (2016) |
Dahlia Terry (2023) |
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The Henry Marsh Institute for Public Policy is administered by the Office of Governmental and Community Affairs at Saginaw Valley State University with guidance from two advisory boards. Funding to support the Henry Marsh Institute for Public Policy is provided by the Herbert H. and Grace A. Dow Foundation, Michigan associations, corporations, labor organizations, Henry Marsh Institute alumni, and individuals.