by mcahweb | Mar 14, 2023 | AmeriCorps, Meet MCAH | Board, HMIS and Program Bios
Meet Eric Krogsrud What is your job title and a description of the work you do? I am the Assistant Program Director. I assist in the management of AmeriCorps programs, placing and managing service members in host-sites across Michigan. Our members get things done by...
by mcahweb | Jan 25, 2023 | Meet MCAH | Board, HMIS and Program Bios
Meet Eric Hufnagel 1. Please share your job title and a description of the work you do? I’ve been Executive Director of MCAH since the summer of 2011. As an E.D., you have a wide range of responsibilities and can wear many hats at any given time. I’m responsible, of...
by mcahweb | Dec 15, 2022 | Meet MCAH | Board, HMIS and Program Bios
Meet Allison Green What is your job title and a description of the work you do? Manager of Partner Trainng, Support and Engagement. I plan and execute training opportunities for homeless service providers, oversee MCAH’s membership, attend local meetings to keep...
by mcahweb | Dec 15, 2022 | Meet MCAH | Board, HMIS and Program Bios
Meet Mitchell Nelson 1. Can you give me your job title and a description of the work you do? I’m a Communications Specialist with the Michigan Senate Democrats. I write speeches, talking points, press releases, and more for a diverse cohort of state senators on...
by mcahweb | Nov 30, 2022 | Meet MCAH | Board, HMIS and Program Bios, Uncategorized
Meet Jesse Sanderson 1. Can you give me your job title and a description of the work you do? My job title is System Administrator II/Help Desk Coordinator. My primary responsibility is to monitor the HMIS help desk, both online and on the phone, for any requests for...
by mcahweb | Nov 30, 2022 | Meet MCAH | Board, HMIS and Program Bios
Meet Susan Williams 1. Can you give me your job title and a description of the work you do?Capacity Building R&D (research and development) Specialist. I research data, project best practices, history, terminology, and support for projects or elements of projects....
