Mary A. Schulz

Mary Schulz

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Associate Director of the Michigan State University Extension Center for Local Government Finance and Policy
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517-355-2160

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Degrees:
M.S., Michigan State University
B.A., Michigan State University

Mary Schulz is the associate director for the MSU Extension Center for Local Government, Finance and Policy. Prior to that she served as project director for the Michigan Local Government Benchmarking Consortium (MLGBC). Mary has been a Specialist in the Agricultural, Food, and Resource Economics Department at Michigan State University since 1997.  Prior to joining the faculty at MSU, Mary was a Federal Affairs Representative for the National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies (NAMIC) & Crop Insurance Research Bureau (CIRB), and was a Legislative Assistant to Congressman Nick Smith, in Washington, DC. Mary received her B.A. in Economic and M.S. in Agricultural Economics from Michigan State University. 

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