Volunteer Leaders
Meet our Volunteer Leaders
"The PIFP is a wonderful way to connect with fellow alumni and get involved with Colorado College in a significant way, while working toward systemic change."
-Mindy Klowden
Jefferson Center for Mental Health
prior PIFP Volunteer Leader
Cari
Hanrahan
Hanrahan
Director
Public Interest Fellowship Program
and Nonprofit Initiatives
Kat
Miller-Stevens
Miller-Stevens
Professor of Economics and Business
Faculty Director
PIFP
Angela
Hines
Hines
Human Resources Manager
City of Colorado Springs
Nina Roumell
'13
'13
Development and
Communications Officer
The GrowHaus
Andrew Streight
'12
'12
Associate for
Strategic Consulting
Corona Insights
Debbie Swanson
'81
'81
Fund Development
Manager
Pikes Peak Region
Girl Scouts of Colorado
Jason Callegari
'07
'07
Program Officer
Temple Hoyne Buell Foundation
Megan Helseth
'11
'11
Owner,
Emerson Street
Creative, LLC
Colorado College’s Public Interest Fellowship Program (PIFP) is an alumni-supported program. The Advisory Council is comprised of alumni who have experience in the nonprofit sector, the PIFP staff Director, and the PIFP faculty Director.
The PIFP Alumni Advisory Council is responsible for:
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Advising the Colorado College staff and faculty PIFP Directors in growing and improving the PIFP
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Selecting partner organizations each year
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Screening and pre-qualifying fellowship candidates for each partner organization
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Supporting fellows with networking and training opportunities
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Programming and event support
CONTACT
Cari Hanrahan, Director
Public Interest Fellowship Program and Nonprofit Initiatives
chanrahan@coloradocollege.edu
719-389-6851