Kellie Kieren

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4-H Supervising and Staff Development Educator
Kent County Extension Office

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Kellie Kieren is a Michigan State University Extension 4-H supervising and staff development educator. Kellie’s primary office is in Kent County.
 
In this role, Kellie Kieren supervises 4-H program coordinators in Allegan, Barry, Kent and Ottawa counties. In addition, Kellie focuses on partnership development and grants in her statewide role.
 
Prior to joining MSU Extension, Kellie taught physical education and acted as an athletic director for 11 years with Grand Rapids Public Schools. Kellie holds a Masters in Urban Education from Davenport University and a Bachelor of Science in Physical Education and Health from Grand Valley State University.

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