Kalamazoo Community Foundation hires one, promotes two
Brittany Morton has joined the Kalamazoo Community Foundation and two others have received promotions. Morton has been hired as Scholarship Coordinator. Previously, she worked as a library aide at the Kalamazoo Public Library and as an intern with Girls on the Run.
Morton is a recent graduate of Kalamazoo College with a BA in Anthropology and Sociology with a concentration in Public Policy and Urban Affairs.
Current employees recently promoted include Elena Mireles-Hill, as Community Investment Officer and Stephanie Carrier to Human Resources and Finance Coordinator.
Mireles-Hill and has been at the Community Foundation for two years. Mireles-Hill came to the foundation after completing her masters in Social Work and Pastoral Ministry from Boston College.
Carrier has been with the Kalamazoo Community Foundation for five years respectively and she previously worked at Western Michigan University in the Department of Accountancy.
Source: Kalamazoo Community Foundation
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