Katelyn Kelley

Katelyn Kelley

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Program Coordinator - Kellogg Community College
Institute of Agricultural Technology

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517-355-0190

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Degrees:
Bachelor of Science - Agricultural Education
Master of Arts - Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources Education

Katelyn Kelley is the Institute of Agricultural Technology program coordinator at Kellogg Community College. Katie is a two-time graduate of Michigan State University receiving her Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Education in 2018 and Master of Arts in 2020.  She was the first graduate of the MSU Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources Education Master's program. From 2019- 2023 she served as an Agriscience Educator and FFA Advisor at Charlotte Public Schools.

Katie is an active member of the Michigan Association of Agricultural Educators and is currently serving as a board member for the Michigan Youth Livestock Scholarship Fund (MYLSF) and on the MSU Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources Education Advisory Council. 

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