In addition to his responsibilities at Michigan Tech, John enjoys his role as a co-lead
facilitator at LeaderShape and a faculty member for various Academic Impressions professional
development conferences and webcasts. His research interests include student impressions
of college costs and children of student affairs professionals impressions of their
parents' work.
A proud Husky herself, Allison began her career at Michigan Tech as a regional recruiter
in the Midwest and served as campus visit coordinator prior to being named director
in 2006. When not at work she enjoys spending time with family, gardening, and exploring
the Keweenaw.
Before his work in Student Financial Services, Joe gained valuable experience in the
areas Housing and Student Leadership and Involvement. Concurrently serving as a Michigan
Tech Title IX Deputy Coordinator, he is a strong advocate for sexual violence prevention
and campus safety. When Joe isn't busy with work or his doctoral program, he enjoys
traveling, watching movies, discovering exciting places in the Upper Peninsula, and
spending time with his beagle, Kirby.
As a proud Husky, Kyle's affinity for Michigan Tech and the Keweenaw runs deep. His
career has taken him to all corners of the globe and created a deep affection for
learning and being culturally aware. However, his travels have always landed him
back in the Keweenaw, eager to embrace his life with his wife and two children.
