The Henry Marsh Institute for Public Policy held a graduation ceremony for their 2021 cohort and an induction of their 2022 cohort last weekend.

Please join me in welcoming the following 13 new members of the 2022 cohort:

Brandell Adams – academic advisor and second chance Pell grant coordinator at Delta College
Alexander Dewitt – previously served in the charter commission for the City of Bay City and remains active in Bay City civic affairs.
Andrew Freigang – legislative aide for state representative Rodney Wakeman
Alexander Goetz – pharmacy technician at Meijer Pharmacy
De’Ondre Hogan – director of diversity, equity, and inclusion at Midland Public School’s
Joslyn Jamrog – membership & marketing director at the Dow Bay Area Family YMCA
Patricia Mecham – city council member of Vassar, Mich.
Shelley Niedzwiecki – real estate agent
Diva Patel – student at SVSU double majoring in political science and cell biology
Trey Pinkstock – marketing and communications director of the Bay Area Chamber of Commerce
Abigail Sefcik – student at SVSU double majoring in political science and professional/technical writing
Sam Tany – member engagement specialist at Saginaw County Chamber of Commerce
Tricia Wilson – health & safety technologist for The Dow Chemical Company

The 2022 cohort already has been busy as they recently spent a day in Lansing learning about the legislative process. Hosted by the Midwest Strategy Group in the capitol building, Michigan State Representative Jason Wentworth served as the speaker, and they were joined for lunch by Senator Ken Horn, Senator Kevin Daley, State Representative Annette Glenn, and State Representative Rodney Wakeman. The cohort also met with panelists and advisory board members.

You can find more information on the Henry Marsh Institute for Public Policy here.

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